Still getting an error:
```
C:\Users\Administrator\FreeCodeCamp>npm run lint-challenges

> freecodecamp@0.1.0 lint-challenges C:\Users\Administrator\FreeCodeCamp
> jsonlint -q seed/challenges/**/*.json

fs.js:549
  return binding.open(pathModule._makeLong(path), stringToFlags(flags), mode);
                 ^

Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'C:\Users\Administrator\FreeCodeCamp
\seed\challenges\**\*.json'
    at Error (native)
    at Object.fs.openSync (fs.js:549:18)
    at Object.fs.readFileSync (fs.js:397:15)
    at main (C:\Users\Administrator\FreeCodeCamp\node_modules\jsonlint\lib\cli.js:1
35:23)
    at Object.<anonymous> (C:\Users\Administrator\FreeCodeCamp\node_modules\jsonlin
t\lib\cli.js:179:1)
    at Module._compile (module.js:435:26)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:442:10)
    at Module.load (module.js:356:32)
    at Function.Module._load (module.js:311:12)
    at Function.Module.runMain (module.js:467:10)
npm ERR! Windows_NT 6.3.9600
npm ERR! argv "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node.exe" "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node_modules\\npm\\bin\\npm-cli.js" "run" "lint-challenges"
npm ERR! node v4.2.1
npm ERR! npm  v2.14.7
npm ERR! code ELIFECYCLE
npm ERR! freecodecamp@0.1.0 lint-challenges: `jsonlint -q seed/challenges/**/*.json`
npm ERR! Exit status 1
npm ERR!
npm ERR! Failed at the freecodecamp@0.1.0 lint-challenges script 'jsonlint -q seed/challenges/**/*.json'.
npm ERR! This is most likely a problem with the freecodecamp package,
npm ERR! not with npm itself.
npm ERR! Tell the author that this fails on your system:
npm ERR!     jsonlint -q seed/challenges/**/*.json
npm ERR! You can get their info via:
npm ERR!     npm owner ls freecodecamp
npm ERR! There is likely additional logging output above.

npm ERR! Please include the following file with any support request:
npm ERR!     C:\Users\Administrator\FreeCodeCamp\npm-debug.log
```
and the contents of `npm-debug.log`
```
0 info it worked if it ends with ok
1 verbose cli [ 'C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node.exe',
1 verbose cli   'C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node_modules\\npm\\bin\\npm-cli.js',
1 verbose cli   'run',
1 verbose cli   'lint-challenges' ]
2 info using npm@2.14.7
3 info using node@v4.2.1
4 verbose run-script [ 'prelint-challenges',
4 verbose run-script   'lint-challenges',
4 verbose run-script   'postlint-challenges' ]
5 info prelint-challenges freecodecamp@0.1.0
6 info lint-challenges freecodecamp@0.1.0
7 verbose unsafe-perm in lifecycle true
8 info freecodecamp@0.1.0 Failed to exec lint-challenges script
9 verbose stack Error: freecodecamp@0.1.0 lint-challenges: `jsonlint -q seed/challenges/**/*.json`
9 verbose stack Exit status 1
9 verbose stack     at EventEmitter.<anonymous> (C:\Program Files\nodejs\node_modules\npm\lib\utils\lifecycle.js:214:16)
9 verbose stack     at emitTwo (events.js:87:13)
9 verbose stack     at EventEmitter.emit (events.js:172:7)
9 verbose stack     at ChildProcess.<anonymous> (C:\Program Files\nodejs\node_modules\npm\lib\utils\spawn.js:24:14)
9 verbose stack     at emitTwo (events.js:87:13)
9 verbose stack     at ChildProcess.emit (events.js:172:7)
9 verbose stack     at maybeClose (internal/child_process.js:818:16)
9 verbose stack     at Process.ChildProcess._handle.onexit (internal/child_process.js:211:5)
10 verbose pkgid freecodecamp@0.1.0
11 verbose cwd C:\Users\Administrator\FreeCodeCamp
12 error Windows_NT 6.3.9600
13 error argv "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node.exe" "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node_modules\\npm\\bin\\npm-cli.js" "run" "lint-challenges"
14 error node v4.2.1
15 error npm  v2.14.7
16 error code ELIFECYCLE
17 error freecodecamp@0.1.0 lint-challenges: `jsonlint -q seed/challenges/**/*.json`
17 error Exit status 1
18 error Failed at the freecodecamp@0.1.0 lint-challenges script 'jsonlint -q seed/challenges/**/*.json'.
18 error This is most likely a problem with the freecodecamp package,
18 error not with npm itself.
18 error Tell the author that this fails on your system:
18 error     jsonlint -q seed/challenges/**/*.json
18 error You can get their info via:
18 error     npm owner ls freecodecamp
18 error There is likely additional logging output above.
19 verbose exit [ 1, true ]
```


Yeah I noticed the "%"


&793 Dataset Import body hidden by navbar when minimized


Yes, I think starting from Cmake 3.1 it isn't necessary anymore, but since we state: cmake_minimum_required( VERSION 2.8 ) it is.


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I mean, in the source detector thing


Ah, sorry! So long time since I committed last time.
I don't think I will amend, because that always screw things up. Anyway, the issue is this: https://bugs.limesurvey.org/view.php?id=9978


@nucro the class here should just be "header", not "header__main". This is because the header itself is a block.  Calling it "header__main" would signify that this is an element within the block.


Returning a vector here also seems a bit less friendly than necessary, forcing client code to iterate to render. Could we instead just return an `IECoreGL::Group` containing the renderables (but with a return type of ConstRenderablePtr)?


@nucro I think we can get rid of the "header__brading" div, and also the "header__title" div, and just give the h1 a class of "header__title"


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how about the FS access ? Why don't we do this only when it's compiled ?


Same thing here. The description and Spanish translation are not matching with the title above: `Claim Your Full Stack Development Certificate`.


You're breaking proper indentation: now there are 7 leading
spaces, instead of a multiple of 4. ;-)


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Ditto indentation broken.


Ditto indentation.


Just a really tiny hint: you can set a default value like this:
`@ConfigurationParameter(name = PARAM_MAX_SENTENCE_TOKENS, mandatory = false, defaultValue = 0)`
The next line would hence just be the variable declaration, without initialization:
`private int maxSentenceTokens`


Müssen wir die urspr. Dateien unter `/` beim update auf beta2 löschen?


I think that's because we probably should still have when "if:type = 'ianaift:ethernetCsmacd'" on the ethernet augmentation at the moment. :-)


Beide Dateien sind im Release gar nicht enthalten. ;)


Global comment for the rest of the patch: indentation is broken. ;-)


This is the one where the build succeeds, but distcheck fails:
https://travis-ci.org/rgerhards/rsyslog/builds/95541084
I'll add a PR with -L... to rsyslog, so you can see the result there (I did this just on my local machine, so no travis right now).


Ok super


@nucro please don't use IDs for BEM. This nav should have a class of "header__nav".  I don't think the "-primary" part is necessary since there is only one nav in the header.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/2882


Does this needs to be in generic patch area at https://github.com/opencomputeproject/onie/blob/master/patches/kernel/3.2.69/driver-support-intel-avoton-ethernet-with-broadcom-phy.patch

or it affects this particular platform only.


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Bleh! Thanks! :)


This is an incorrect Spanish title. Needs to be removed.


Indentation issue here. Should look like line 224.


@nucro following BEM, this div should be called "header__nav__menu" or even more simply, just "header__menu"


LGTM.


Not that it actually matters, but you can set posts_per_page to -1 for truly unlimited

http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/36160/posts-per-page-no-limit


What does this fix exactly?


Decided to drop the IE8 and below hack and just fall forward.


Very good work!  :)


eclipse files.


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I looked at different Yang modules that are already posted online, e.g., DOCSIS 3.0, and that is how events are modelled, i.e., nodes are defined in a container and event just points to them.
If there is a preferred method to model these, i am all for consistency - an idea of having reference pointer made a lot of sense to me here to avoid replication of data or relaying on description


It's a first for me so please be gentle :smiley:

About the formatting that changed, I've just switched to [the Spring formatter](http://docs.spring.io/spring/xml/spring-code-conventions.xml) and hit CTRL+S, so it was probably not good before...


Shouldn't this be logged on DEBUG level? Could easily flood the logs otherwise.


Another question:
I got EAGLE running. Do you have the script to convert the resulted .bcl file to fastq file?
Or, Do I have to use bcl2fastq package from Illumina?
I have some confusion with CASAVA1.8/1.9 and bcl2fastq2 while searching. I am not running any Illumina sequencer in the wet lab. Thanks again!


Yes, I have it now. :thumbsup:  There is some repetition there, but we can accept in inelegance, keeping in mind the EF7 compatible version will need to be refactored anyways.


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fair point - added to my local copy and I will push it out in the next revision.


Travis is unhappy that this branch isn't covered.


Looks good. I'd also consider about making eTagCache as NSDictionary (immutable). In my opinion making a mutable global variable is very risky. Hence, we'd update etag value like this.
```
  if (!self.eTagCache) {
            self.eTagCache = [self newETagCache];
        }
        NSDictionary *valueDictionary = @{kETagKey:eTag, kNextPageURLKey: nextPageURL.absoluteString ? nextPageURL.absoluteString : kNullValue};

        NSMutableDictionary *mutableEtagCache = [self.eTagCache mutableCopy];
        [mutableEtagCache setValue:valueDictionary forKey:url.absoluteString];
        self.eTagCache = mutableEtagCache;

        [self saveETagCache];
```


This needs to be before the ``try``.


The previous implementation was designed specifically so that in a huge number of cases we'd be able to share the const glState between locations in the scene graph, with no copying or allocation ever needed. I think we need to keep this optimisation, particularly as we currently expect to be using attribute visualisers for a small number of locations among many. Let's consider an interface whereby we can determine that no attribute visualisation has occurred, so we can essentially follow the old code path in the vast majority of cases. Maybe this one is best discussed over via chat or skype?


LGTM.


Hi,
On our side, in an internal cookbook we handle the case by checking the sha2 of the downloaded package, so that we could update by uninstall the old version then install the new one.
Btw, It seems there is no clear `update` action via appcmd.exe, so my point was to reflect the `appcmd module` CLI.


Did this test case crash when you removed @synchronized block?


This is an incorrect Spanish title. Needs to be removed.


This is the PR with -L -- see commit comment for more details. https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/pull/685


kay what i mean is this tiny white little flag http://i.imgur.com/hTbr3bs.jpg

the screenshot was taken in 4.x, so i'm not shure if it was already there in 3.x


more, more, more

https://github.com/jonschlinkert/remarkable/blob/dev/lib/common/utils.js


No, this is intentional, which is why the length is capped. Malformed GELF messages are really difficult to debug if only one sender is malformed and debug level is tricky for most users to enable for just this class (either requires them to find the right API in the browser or a server restart).


We accept patches only through bugzilla...
Please file a bug  here: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=gstreamer-vaapi and attach the patch too..


Remove dead code.


Yes, this is important since refers to the actual implementation of the filtering. Adding this along the code example should be enough.


We could specify these and see what the feedback is. if we mark them as an optional capability, it would be up to a vendor to decide whether the feature is suported or not


I was under impression that we were modelling an Ethernet interface here, and not a device as a whole.


Trailing clear line on all files.


Not necessary, the developer who needs this will already have the required knowledge about them


@yehudasa , No problem, thanks for your help. Fixed.


+1 for creativity. Loved the humor and "super secret" db.js file :D

Good Job @sleepnir


How about using `boost::ends_with()` to make this a little clearer, and using a `continue` rather than another level of indentation?


perhaps we can then extract DOM as a separate module and have it simply supported as a feature on Ethernet links?


This doesn't test that stderr includes the right error message.


@nucro please give this ul a class of "header__menu__child-menu"  or something similar to follow BEM a little more closely, and then change the class names on the list items in that ul accordingly


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This massively fixed the in-game drawing artifact in Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit


Add a `# Change Log for ...` level 1 heading.

Use keepachangelog.com format (so add dates to release headings too).


Otherwise LGTM.


Would be simpler to use `branch-api`, which handles this automatically.


@kd0aij I wonder if it works if we change this to LL40LS_CONVERSION_TIMEOUT from above (100ms)


#4702-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem-autosizing-incorrect-for-heating-only-systems-when-using-FlowPerHeatingCapacity (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1973 of 1975 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.9%25-yellow.svg)


Any visualiser can always return multiple renderables simply by returning `IECoreGL::Group`, so I think this is fine.


more, more, more

https://github.com/jonschlinkert/remarkable/blob/dev/lib/common/utils.js#L45


@nucro I think we could remove this "site__content" div.


fast-forwarding end-to-end/timeseries to borshop-integration-1298-msgpack-0-3-5-tag = 9a4e505c


I check to see if the category = quit !!


Not sure what you mean by `connection management intelligence`. The management of the session is performed by calling the Connect method whenever a new session is required, or when the current session expired and a reconnection strategy has been configured.


:+1:  :trophy: :tada:


The HTML5 version of this is `<meta charset="UTF-8" />`.

Also, this MUST appear before the `title` element, so that the charset is set before any textual content is provided.


Consider implementing the API from https://github.com/jenkinsci/scm-api-plugin/pull/4 if not just using `branch-api`.


no.. You switched letters. Not "WTF" but "FTW"

> Am 08.12.2015 um 15:22 schrieb PocketKiller <notifications@github.com>:
>
> WTF NOTEPAD
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


Good point I will fix that.


@nucro this is similar to the header, where a block shouldn't have a "__xyz" name, just "site" or something like that would be fine.


The trait RedirectUser does not exist. It's RedirectsUsers unless I'm missing something here.


The `shortcut` value is only relevant for something like IE8, maybe even earlier. It should probably be skipped if only targeting any vaguely modern browser.


@sreerenjb Submitted: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=759184


yep, crash and burn with the same crash we're seeing in Hockey


I'm a little wary of allocating a RefCounted object on the stack like this. It's fine in the current use, where we're only  ever using `*` and not `intrusive_ptr`, but it does seem to be inviting hard-to-debug-disaster later on. Could we go with this?

```
static ConstLightVisualiserPtr l = new StandardLightVisualiser;
return l.get();
```

That way it's robust to something deciding to take a reference to it at a later date.


@nucro if you gave the article a class of "entry" that would be good


We should check the return code from the ``leave`` command here.


1. не знаю, изменила, вроде теперь без таб
2. изменила согласно требованию, хотя я посчитала - это рекомендацией
3. спасибо, исправила


As an introduction to HTML, this robots directive could probably handled at a different level for now.


I see, however the point of chef is to allow you to do far more than the CLI ever could.

In the update case you would uninstall and then install obviously.


essaie de mettre en readme pour que les "gens" sachent ce qu'ils vont trouver ici.... et puis il serait temps que tu te mettes au Markdown


Uncomment this and make it ``failUnlessEqual``.


Trailing clear line needed.


@nucro maybe "entry__meta__link" here would be good


I would also parametrize the limit, since it can be an easy injection target as well. You can also specify the default values for a variable. So the example query can look like this:

```
query ProductBySku($limit: Int = 100, $skus: [String!]!) {\n" +
  products(limit: $limit, skus: $skus) {
    # ...
  }
}
```


There's only one pool, where each instance of the connector has its own connection. Using a connector means using a _connected_ instance of the connector, every time one is required. For different configurations, different instances will be used.


@Icenowy That's what I was trying to say. Read and think about why I mentioned *-p*.


I would keep this test instead of removing it.


nizhenbiu


The quotes around `contentinfo` are not straight. This will likely cause an error if someone copies and pastes.


de manager vum department manager isch de head_of_institute. Es töffed eifach die beidä nie inaktiv si sus gits es problem. das hämmer aber so abgsprochä


Replace black list with white list


What does this stand for? I thought it allows to create backup without active Internet connection, but after applying nothing changed about it.


[quote]ease the tracking of blocks modified[/quote]
Like pg_rewind it does not seem difficult...


i han gmeint de user brucht ebe kei notification wänner sich sälber dexpense zuewist? das häsch doch mal welä usäne?


In my opinion it would be nicer to work with JSON AST (`JsonNode`) directly here. I think it will help with code readability and generally would be safer than string manupulation


"I want a free day" :expressionless:


This callback isn't needed (``do_join`` already checks the return value).


I'd remove this line _The `@WsdlResolver` initialization will remain lazy up to the point where it is needed for metadata or processor invocations._ since it refers to internal implementation and adds no value to the connector developer.


Переменные объявляются там, где они используются, не раньше.


@LukasReschke why was the X-Accl-Redirect/X-Sendfile support removed in 8.2?


i стоило объявить здесь.


Dropping this does definitely seem the right thing to do, but do we need to prioritise adding a replacement that provides better inspection of lights/shaders from the attribute state? Hopefully we can defer that in order to get this visualiser stuff pushed out sooner, but perhaps we should get confirmation from @andrewkaufman, @japmohican etc?


This should check the return code.


I'd find where null is passed


Furthermore, I think I would give the introduction to the GAP Type/Category system, unless anyone else really desperately wants to.
Should I add my name appropriately myself?


This should also check the error message.


Otherwise LGTM.


hüt het de thomas es mail an hanspeter gschriebe zum die beide mail adresse freizschalte:
reimbursment-noreply@ifi.uzh.ch
reimbursment-support@ifi.uzh.ch


``get_results`` can be removed entirely.


@bpilorget additionally, our university is officially referred to as `University of St Andrews` and our communications guidelines tell us to refrain from using St Andrews University and suchlike. I can also correct this myself if this is acceptable.


When a `header` is not a descendent of `section` or `article`, then it has an implicit role of `banner`. As such, the explcit role should not be given. See http://www.w3.org/TR/html-aria/#docconformance


you wrote
**VERSION = 2.7.0**
and the correct is
**VERSION = 2.0.7**


Use English/


Initial


"Powered angular.js"?? I will start a campaign for github not to count these kind of commits for streak.


LGTM.


Use Ctrl + Alt + L to properly code formating.


I'd add:
`token should be created in the `@Connect` method ` _and stored in an instance field of the config_ `for use`  _later_ `in whichever part`


good fix appreciate !


Could you add the unit of growth rate?


Ah, missed the "development" in the spec. Understood, thanks for explaining!


saw approval from hmmr
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/656fa4e413557f1f80472e0efcadad32806fb978


merging basho/riak_kv/bugfix/jdm-adjust-quanta-limits-for-exclusive-start-inclusive-end = 656fa4e4 into borshop-integration-1297-bugfix/jdm-adjust-quanta-limits-for-exclusive-start-inclusive-end


basho/riak_kv/bugfix/jdm-adjust-quanta-limits-for-exclusive-start-inclusive-end = 656fa4e4 merged ok, testing candidate = cd53607d


Looks good to me. I think @calellowitz wrote this part originally, then I moved it around a bit.


Could you add the units for eta og eps as well, in a comment.


This commit breaks the Stockfish engine on my Raspberry Pi 2. It's a link to a 64bit Stockfish version instead of a binary.


Note project-rig/rig#202 and project-rig/rig#206


@markuspf correction made :+1:


Yeah this is the only on that didn't really fit with the scheme.


Is an indent missing here?


Oh dear. Any more details? What platform? Are you using crosswalk?


DO NOT use "dick", "fuck", "ass" and the others bad words in code. Your boss must not see it.


There seem to be a fair number of formatting issues in here.


Could you add units in comments here as well? And maybe an explanation of where the values with all their decimals come from? Why not 585, -585, 6.2?


why `self.factory` not `self.client`?


#DZ-7521 add a pound


maybe we should describe the input data format JSON or any other ?


It doesn't throw the error...  It passes the error to the `warn` function, which defaults to `console.warn`.  I kept the error in part because that was was the previous behaviour (it didn't halt processing, just logged an error).  Also, the error can provide a stack which can be used to introspect more what occurred and when.


why this commit just has a few changes in source files (like dataAggregation.js), but a lot of changes in distribution file (react-table.js)? If source files don't have this changes, distribution files will finally lose those changes.


`self.data_ca_e.append(numpy.mean(buffer))` would be more pythonic.


Indent?


api key commited again?


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`sumsyn_e += neuron...`


Does this mean that I should use a block for all factory attributes that call a method?

Like this?
```ruby
FactoryGirl.define do
  factory :user do
    email         { RandomData.random_email }
    password      { RandomData.random_password }
    confirmed_at  { Time.now }
  end
end
```


no necesitas `Api::` porque ya estás en ese namespace


Is authors a required attribute?


I just was afraid, that someone could use this much too low defaults... so what do you suggest?  as example set much higher defaults like in and out 8000/16000 ? (8000 is about the maximum most low-cost routers are limited anyway by the CPU that has to encode for fastd)


Looks fine. I would consider adding some .on("change", browserSync.reload) events for certain files/folders. Typically anything not covered by a reload in a task. HTML. Depends on the project folder structure really.


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typo


Thanks, I think @samuelpriou is supposed to fulfill it.


OK, I understand.
Would it be OK if we submit another PR once we have time to do it?


You do? Oh my, thank you!


Would use c++11 instead of std=c++0x


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This applies to multiple instances, but for the HTML to be serializable as XML, boolean attributes are not allowed. One never knows how some external XML parser might try and parse one's source, so doing the few tweaks necessary to support may be worthwhile (or at least a teaching point). XHTML5 effectively teaches stricter parsing - no attribute minimisation, trailing slashes on empty documents, lowercase attribute names, etc. One doesn't have to deliver it as an XML document (fatal errors if non-conforming), but writing a [polyglot document](http://www.w3.org/TR/html-polyglot/) is good practice.

`itemscope="itemscope"` is the correct way of avoiding boolean attribute here.


Correct. I just pushed changes that drop leading numbers (with a potential for duplicate paths) in the method name. Path names that match keywords are now preceded by a '$'. Backticks are a less favourable solution as these are not supported in Java, and we should keep the DSL parallel between the two.


Hay que quitar ese -i (linea 134)porque se estara imprimiendo en pantalla siempre.
Los tres espacios de abajo, hay que volverlo a como estaba antes tambien.


This check is redundant.


not really, but it's commonly used to find maintainers in case you have questions


does this need to be a mutable collection? are we going to be modifying it?


Это вроде как мелочь и здесь не выстрелит — но хорошая привычка к такого рода `case`ам всегда дописывать `else` (который просто кидает исключение с информацией о происшедшем). Может сослужить хорошую службу раннего отлова ошибок, если например файл с фильмами поломался (и у фильмов вдруг оказался год 0, потому что в колонку `:year` попал какой-то трэш)


The scaleform one clickable though it and it didn't feel right.

Any recommendation on the button colour scheme?


What if only trackers are wanted, no stun, or anything else? Can this be configurable?


Add `case kGIAlertType_Danger:` to the previous line since it's the same icon.


서버간 통신할 때 JSONP방식과 xhr방식의 차이를 알고 있니?


I like this approach. My only concern is pollution from test to test if we do need to test something requiring `$content_width` involving Photon. Just requires us to be mindful of setting `$content_width = $this_globals['content_width']` within a test, like we set `$content_width = 0` in the new tests.


lol good commint. :+1:


needed to also add the callback function to caching context so it properly varies by request: https://github.com/zebradog/westminster-drops-8/commit/b5dd27cc34138057d81bba3535a295bedef59856


Typo -> *Stays


Would spilt the file cpp-clang into 2 files (this avoid inter dependencies)
$(POCO_BASE)/build/script/gcc
$(POCO_BASE)/build/script/clang


/play trombone


@Zuko: https://github.com/mumble-voip/mumble/issues/1954


follow up to: https://github.com/zebradog/westminster-drops-8/commit/cdf094d5210ab84251e2eb6027473e257c92a971


@bluef 这是一个失误。。。。


erros nas linhas 254 e 263 corrigidos, obrigado aqueles que me alertaram sobre os erros :D


crypto::Crypto crypt("12345");

???


Кстати, дополнительная переменная, хранящая все просмотренные фильмы, тебе низачем не нужна :) Фильм и сам знает, смотрели ли его (есть дата просмотра = смотрели), так что просмотренные от непросмотренных можно отличать и в основном массиве


Please add always a newline at the end of the file if the file formats allow it.


Ehy, did you get some new results? Other users are asking me for this functionality for various reasons so I am considering to go forward fixing this point by my own!! But if you have some feedback, let me know


yeah, definitely i was just opening a dialog.  You don't even have to do it
at all :) all a community

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> Would it be OK if we submit another PR once we have time to do it?
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Please add the bug id details to the commit message


:thumbsdown:


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это гениально! :)


Leave the braces in, it's too hard to see the return statement since the lines above are already indented.


@sonora
I am surprised too by your finding. I Did a bit of investigation and it turned out that the original library included in Osmand is a trimmed down version of the official release icu4j-49_1.
I have backported my changes to the Osmand version and will make another pull request.


lgtm, although I'd prefer to separate the other(very valid) cleanup activities from the actual change according to the commit message.


These feel a little odd to me in terms of being a part of the API - do you have a use case for them elsewhere or could we hide them in the internals? So far I was aiming for StandardLightVisualiser to be useable two ways :

1. In a "just register some metadata and i'll do it all for you" way.
2. In a "derive from me and use my general purpose visualisation methods" way.

These new methods seem to be mixing the two concepts in an API that isn't so useful - the methods can't be used generically because they're driven by metadata rather than parameters, and if you just wanted the result from them, you could simply call `StandardLightVisualiser::visualise()` instead anyway.

Perhaps we could make them generic (like `spotlightCone()`, `colorIndicator()` etc), or just hide them for now instead?


STUN is enabled by default (By WebTorrent) if not present, I just added extra STUN servers and 2 TURN servers.

May I ask why would you want to not have them?


It's in `unittest.TestSuite.addTests`.

```python

    def addTests(self, tests):
        for test in tests:
            self.addTest(test)
```
It won't have that problem with `addTest`.  But it is easy to make the mistake.  So I make SerialSuite mark all the testcases instead.

And I have to change https://github.com/sklam/numba/commit/6fdf81f6db4d20e6b1cfc6a7b95f0e5704a57593#diff-f7f2093ccaf53bbf7b8707303f278918R190 so that the splitter works.  Otherwise, everything tests run in serial.


Oops. Thanks.


`self.sumsyn_e_g.append(sum_syn_e)` or with a comprehension
```
self.sumsyn_e_g.append(sum(neuron['Axon_in']['z_connected'] for neuron in buffere))
```
I am not sure how informative the variable name is. If I understand the code correctly, the array stores the number of connections (precisely which?) at all the different recording times. Wouldn't "num_syn" be better than "sum_syn"? And why the "_g" at the end?


A skip link div that allows screen readers to bypass the header and navigation should be included.


Sorry, but this block is now indented as-much as the enclosing if-condition.
I believe this should indented one level deeper.

Your previous patch changed a correct indentation (8 spaces) to an incorrect
one (7 spaces). My comment on that patch was meant to restore the 8 spaces
indentation, not decrease the indentation level.

sorry if there was some confusion... :-/


After the latest changes, this is not actually needed anymore for the tests since we don't check the full URL. It probably would still come in handy so I'm not going to commit removing it, but noting that it is an extra at this point.


Try \x{2424} and \x{240D}.


because that (and the subsequent line) seemed like the easiest way to set a user object on the request


I guess the difference is I'm using `gulpRemapIstanbul.js`.


There should only generally be a single `h1` on the page. For a home page, this site header can be h1. For the single page that this is meant to be (for FAQs), then the FAQ heading below should be the `h1`.


lgtm


Suggesting a patch on this:
```
-    def __populate_data_from_line(self, line, trace_class_for_unique_word,
+    def __populate_data_from_line(self, line, cls_for_unique_word,
                                   window=(0, None), abs_window=(0, None)):
         """Append to trace data from a txt trace line"""

-        for unique_word, cls in trace_class_for_unique_word.iteritems():
+        for unique_word, cls in cls_for_unique_word.iteritems():
             if unique_word in line:
                 trace_class = cls
                 break
@@ -374,7 +374,7 @@ from trappy.utils import listify
         """parse the trace and create a pandas DataFrame"""

         # Memoize the unique words to speed up parsing the trace file
-        trace_class_for_unique_word = {}
+        cls_for_unique_word = {}
         for trace_name in self.class_definitions.iterkeys():
             trace_class = getattr(self, trace_name)

@@ -382,17 +382,11 @@ from trappy.utils import listify
                 continue

             unique_word = trace_class.unique_word
-            trace_class_for_unique_word[unique_word] = trace_class
+            cls_for_unique_word[unique_word] = trace_class

-        if len(trace_class_for_unique_word) == 0:
+        if len(cls_for_unique_word) == 0:
             return

-        def contain_unique_word(line, unique_words=trace_class_for_unique_word.keys()):
-            for unique_word in unique_words:
-                if unique_word in line:
-                    return True
-            return False
-
         if raw:
             if self.trace_path_raw != None:
                 trace_file = self.trace_path_raw
@@ -407,10 +401,12 @@ from trappy.utils import listify
             # Rewind the file
             fin.seek(0)

-            for line in ifilter(contain_unique_word, fin):
+            for line in ifilter(
+                            lambda x : any(uword in x for uword in cls_for_unique_word),
+                            fin):
                 try:
                     self.__populate_data_from_line(line,
-                                                   trace_class_for_unique_word,
+                                                   cls_for_unique_word,
                                                    window, abs_window)
                 except StopIteration:
```


`buffer_e` and `buffer_i` would be more readable. And why "buffer"? What about "syn_elems"?


You  don't need `default ""` as that's anyway the default! ;-)


Gotcha.  Might make sense to note on the readme as took me a while to figure out why it wasn't working.l


the change of the variable name is to just get things fitting easily in lines. You can ignore it :smile:


This `role="main"` is redundant for `main`. See http://www.w3.org/TR/html-aria/#docconformance


(yes, it was there before, but it's not a reason to propagate it.)


On Tue, Dec 08, 2015 at 07:28:29AM -0800, bpilorget wrote:
>    The intent was to merge job openings with partners in order to get a
>    free spot on the sidebar for ODK dissemination activities.

Ok. One option is to have, in the sidebar,

        Partners & Job openings

on the same line, each being a link to the corresponding page.

The file to edit is _includes/sidebar.html.

Cheers,
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http://Nicolas.Thiery.name/


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Why's that?


Found it!


As suggested this function can be replaced with:

```lambda x : any(uword in x for uword in cls_for_unique_word```


Rueben, Don't do this again.. EVER


done in new commit


When you come to show a HTML page with multiple sections, you're going to need to explain why the `id` is put on each `section`, and not on the `main`, as you have here.


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i think you need to check for ProBonoStatus.DISCOUNTED as well. This looks like an issue with the original code as well not one you introduced, but any discounted plans should probably return 'yes' as well as pro bono ones based on the name of property you are setting


also, just a reminder to myself: `getKilledTaskIdRecords()` == list of tasks that we have issued kills to -- these records get cleaned up when we receive a `TASK_KILLED` status update from the executor


On Tue, Dec 08, 2015 at 08:10:49AM -0800, Markus Pfeiffer wrote:
>    Furthermore, I think I would give the introduction to the GAP
>    Type/Category system, unless anyone else really desperately wants to.
>    Should I add my name appropriately myself?

Yes, feel free to proactively do edits when you see fit; worst case
it's easy to revert anyway.

Cheers,
				Nicolas


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Hi,

What is the purpose of the second Configuration parameter in this method?


teste


result of merge of master branch.


Can't you use std::replace?


Indent?


What was the point of this? it already should be returning an integer since the form is of type number


Pretty sure the scaleform had this button: http://imgur.com/a/PCWeU
(ReplaceValveComponent broke, so it wasn't being displayed)

More modern button would be the Play button `url("s2r://panorama/images/backgrounds/background_play_button_2x_png.vtex")` just check the css ingame with the debugger


I don't if this was me originally or not but other than my one comment this looks good.


Here is a coding standard issue.


I like it. It enforces the right order of initialization. If you initialize everything within the brackets, you get no compiler warnings about the initialization order.


That's not how it works

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im not sure
is it a feature or a bug?


I am not sure if my change will make it any faster though


The type number only affects the text box(the buttons that come up for you
to increment and decrement, keyboards that come up on mobile devices, etc).
The value still comes in as a string

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> That's not how it works
>
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> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
>
>> What was the point of this? it already should be returning an integer
>> since the form is of type number
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>


Move this voucher/config.py, similar to what we do for analytics/config.py.


I'm happy that you do the last missing wood textures.
They are really great. Love them :+1:


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Double curly braces.


@nabijaczleweli: doesn't work either :(


Good shit!


is there a reason on why `<INTEGER>` is string? are we ever meant to read those codes?

`"\E{<BIN-DATA>}"` seems just as useful.


@sdiazpier Thank you for this example! I think it would fit even better in the `pynest/examples` directory. Then it will be automatically included on our website, so users will get to know about NEST's new capabilities. For that to work optimally, you should add multiline strings throughout the code to explain what the script is doing, as in the other examples in `pynest/examples`.


I think `onStatus` should be called earlier, right in response callback. Calling it on the `end`, when full response body is already received kind of defeats the purpose of onStatus.


@diraimondo what you're describing sounds like oauth, which is currently only supported by the musicmanager. The [ios interface](https://github.com/simon-weber/gmusicapi/issues/290#issuecomment-149918614) would potentially support it as well.

@thebigmunch past simon seemed to think that app-specific passwords didn't work anymore on the mobileclient either: 18492674494cdd12e6e3bef718c569506391d53a. Have you tried it recently? If it does work, we ought to add it back to the docs.


Missing curly braces.


Il faut aussi placer les radiobuttons aux bons endroits


Do you mind publishing this version to npm ? The old version is not compatible with the new horizon.


The splatting here is probably pretty costly, and is what I mentioned in the PR description. @andreasnoack suggested just hardcoding methods for doing this for N <= 10. I think it's either that, or we go for a generated function to support arbitrary chunk size. I don't know if there'll be any performance difference between the two approaches for N <= 10, so it's up to you, @mlubin.


It will be published by Travis CI in a few minutes: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/js-stellar-sdk/builds/95611817


I tend not to like third party dependencies, not to like to rely on someone else's services. I run my own tracker, for example.


`1e9` so we do not need to count zeros?


Even port can be optional . You have you have move them to last argument.


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I had the same thought initially, but arithmetic precedence calls in here. So we don't get a divison by zero. IMHO it would still be better style to set a pair of strictly unnecessary braces to make clear what is meant.


ah ah ah ... i need some google .
ok , but  you could have changed it yourself , no ?
anyway....


I do not know what I am doing but I feel I have to try it


Here, it would be:
`GOOGLE_STORAGE_JSON_API_VERSION = "v2beta1".freeze`

So, if we try to modify it, we will get runtime errors:
```
GOOGLE_STORAGE_JSON_API_VERSION = "v2beta1".freeze
=> "v2beta1"
GOOGLE_STORAGE_JSON_API_VERSION << "foo"
RuntimeError: can't modify frozen String
```
, though it still can be reinitialized.

Looking it up, "Effective ruby" has a pretty good explanation of it:
http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=2251208&seqNum=4


Arguably, the individual Qusestion+Answers here would not be individually syndicatable. Adding one extra question wouldn't add a new single question to someone's feed.
As such, and as each question has a heading, then `section` would be a better element here - each Question+Answer is a section of the FAQ document.

Furthermore, the `dl` element should be used for question and answers - See http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/grouping-content.html#the-dl-element:
> The dl element represents an association list consisting of zero or more name-value groups (a description list). A name-value group consists of one or more names (dt elements) followed by one or more values (dd elements), ignoring any nodes other than dt and dd elements. Within a single dl element, there should not be more than one dt element for each name.
>
> Name-value groups may be terms and definitions, metadata topics and values, questions and answers, or any other groups of name-value data.


It can definitely be a feature. I've added it to the TODO list


You should put a small example, it makes it easier to understand in addition to the "formal" rule


This is needed because in some case, I have an header that I want to display but series is empty. Is it ok to make this available?


Thanks for the fix~


Output of `.main`:

```
pedro@terminus /media/sf_Code/GrappaRDD $ ./main
I1208 09:38:10.945193  4760 Grappa.cpp:647]
-------------------------
Shared memory breakdown:
  node total:                   3.86044 GB
  locale shared heap total:     1.93022 GB
  locale shared heap per core:  1.93022 GB
  communicator per core:        0.125 GB
  tasks per core:               0.0156631 GB
  global heap per core:         0.482552 GB
  aggregator per core:          0.00247955 GB
  shared_pool current per core: 4.76837e-07 GB
  shared_pool max per core:     0.482554 GB
  free per locale:              1.30452 GB
  free per core:                1.30452 GB
-------------------------
Mapped print
ranged address: <GA Linear 0x1ee21f80 core 0 pointer 0x400027e23080>
ranged: 0
ranged: 1
ranged: 2
ranged: 3
ranged: 4
ranged: 5
ranged: 6
ranged: 7
ranged: 8
ranged: 9
2ranged: 0
2ranged: 1
2ranged: 2
2ranged: 3
2ranged: 4
2ranged: 5
2ranged: 6
2ranged: 7
2ranged: 8
2ranged: 9
prev_address: <GA Linear 0x1ee21f80 core 0 pointer 0x400027e23080>
address: <GA Linear 0x1ee21f80 core 0 pointer 0x400027e23080>
i: 0 e: 0 f(e): 0
i: 1 e: 4.94066e-324 f(e): 0
i: 2 e: 9.88131e-324 f(e): 0
i: 3 e: 1.4822e-323 f(e): 0
i: 4 e: 1.97626e-323 f(e): 0
i: 5 e: 2.47033e-323 f(e): 0
i: 6 e: 2.96439e-323 f(e): 0
i: 7 e: 3.45846e-323 f(e): 0
i: 8 e: 3.95253e-323 f(e): 0
i: 9 e: 4.44659e-323 f(e): 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Core Count: 0
ParallelCollectionRDD
a: 0 b: 0
a: 1.5 b: 1
a: 3 b: 2
a: 4.5 b: 3
a: 6 b: 4
a: 7.5 b: 5
a: 9 b: 6
a: 10.5 b: 7
a: 12 b: 8
a: 13.5 b: 9
a: 15 b: 10
a: 16.5 b: 11
a: 18 b: 12
a: 19.5 b: 13
a: 21 b: 14
a: 22.5 b: 15
a: 24 b: 16
a: 25.5 b: 17
a: 27 b: 18
a: 28.5 b: 19
Mapped ParallelCollectionRDD
prev_address: <GA Linear 0x1ee21f00 core 0 pointer 0x400027e23000>
address: <GA Linear 0x1ee21f00 core 0 pointer 0x400027e23000>
i: 0 e: 1 f(e): 2
i: 1 e: 2 f(e): 4
i: 2 e: 3 f(e): 6
i: 3 e: 4 f(e): 8
i: 4 e: 5 f(e): 10
i: 5 e: 6 f(e): 12
i: 6 e: 7 f(e): 14
i: 7 e: 8 f(e): 16
i: 8 e: 9 f(e): 18
i: 9 e: 10 f(e): 20
ce: 2
ce: 4
ce: 6
ce: 8
ce: 10
ce: 12
ce: 14
ce: 16
ce: 18
ce: 20
```


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Thanks for reviewing this. I added that for HTML in the commit after this one, so all CSS, JS, and HTML (based on our current folder structure) should be accounted for.


last thing -- is it worth just caching the `SingularityTaskId` here, instead of re-generating the list each time it's called?


You still have [this](https://github.com/Zorgatone/tasks/commit/1c13674be4a17c457801e713dfd7dc3d4ff60248#diff-b67911656ef5d18c4ae36cb6741b7965R9)


Yeah probably worth doing it that way. I'll update that and the immutable piece


I see only getObject changes doesnt this need putObject changes? Inferring from commit message.


This says nothing to a screen reader. If you want just an icon, then just use CSS. If you want a toggle-able handle that visually displays as an icon, then add in text, but visually hide it in favour of the icon. JS should be used to toggle that text.

For this basic case, the HTML should assume that all entries are open (Google doesn't care for text that is hidden by default such as tabs and accordions). CSS and JS can be added later - so that probably means you don't need empty `span` elements as the styling should rarely dictate the markup of content.


won't this taint the `getCleaningTasks()` cache collection, since it's mutable?


@nfeske: this may cause trouble when executed ;-)


@karimnaaji, @tallytalwar  I'll move this to a separate branch or can this go directly into master?


Any movement on this? Would this eliminate the need for the teesny board? Thx


Ah the put object changes are in a new commit. For multipart.


ffa


Keep classes hierarchical - that is `opened` is too generic. Think BEM. In this case `faq-question-opened` is better as a modifier to `faq-question`:
```
<header class="faq-question faq-question-opened">
```


According to me is good to go to master.
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You don't need to reset these fields - destroy is the last thing called before deallocating the context.


:dart:


@timmillwood Let's use NULL instead of null as per Drupal coding standards.


Use `[('name', 'in', [...])]`


Are these 2 formats really needed? Are they even supported anymore?


CER-11 #comment test jira git2


Yeah. Shouldn't I have that?
Shall I remove that part completely?


Oh great, you read my mind :wink:


div.faq-answer, div.icon-answer, div.answer - is that the best we can do here?


Missing explicit `return False`


- Please get rid of "great new" - we do not want to have to revise this later when it is not so "new"
- Change "right-click and select 'node to code' to "right-click over the canvas and select 'Node to Code'"
- Ensure 'Node to Code' is always written this way with 'Node' and 'Code' being capitalized


Agreed.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/2884


@mimayer You know that you can type `make html` and check the output locally, right?

There's some info here, but I can extend that if that would be useful ....
http://gamma-astro-data-formats.readthedocs.org/en/latest/info/about.html#how-to-contribute


Redundant `role`. See http://www.w3.org/TR/html-aria/#docconformance


closes #21


Are therer really cases where this class would be instanciated but don't  return TRUE ? That would deserve comments if that was the case


Can you change this to "Managing Your Data with Presets"


$ make html
sphinx-build -b html -d build/doctrees   source build/html
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/opt/local/bin/sphinx-build", line 9, in <module>
    load_entry_point('Sphinx==1.3.1', 'console_scripts', 'sphinx-build')()
  File "/opt/local/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sphinx/__init__.py", line 51, in main
    sys.exit(build_main(argv))
  File "/opt/local/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sphinx/__init__.py", line 61, in build_main
    from sphinx import cmdline
  File "/opt/local/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sphinx/cmdline.py", line 19, in <module>
    from docutils.utils import SystemMessage
  File "/opt/local/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/site-packages/docutils/utils/__init__.py", line 20, in <module>
    import docutils.io
  File "/opt/local/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/site-packages/docutils/io.py", line 18, in <module>
    from docutils.utils.error_reporting import locale_encoding, ErrorString, ErrorOutput
  File "/opt/local/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/site-packages/docutils/utils/error_reporting.py", line 47, in <module>
    locale_encoding = locale.getlocale()[1] or locale.getdefaultlocale()[1]
  File "/opt/local/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/locale.py", line 543, in getdefaultlocale
    return _parse_localename(localename)
  File "/opt/local/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/locale.py", line 475, in _parse_localename
    raise ValueError, 'unknown locale: %s' % localename
ValueError: unknown locale: UTF-8
make: *** [html] Error 1

Apparently I can't :(


This `h3` follows a `h1`. Either a screen-reader-text `h2` of `Questions` is needed, or each of these questions should be a `h2`.


Thanks!


pssst, ninguem precisa saber que eu tava sendo preguiçoso =X


three -> there


Display a new tooltip for lines:
![tooltipline](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6142727/11661843/2bd99192-9dd4-11e5-87b6-b0f010672edd.jpg)
 And for dimensions:
![tooltipdim](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6142727/11661916/77c406be-9dd4-11e5-81e2-4ec74af7a692.jpg)


added OWASP


Same here (no need to bother resetting all those fields).


These are right out of stdint.h (i.e. no reason to change the format)


Because this is not Google's repo.  For projects run by Google, their legal department requires the CLA and these practices.  But this is not a Google project; this is a new fork, owned by us, and we have no obligation to follow their policies (nor do their lawyers want to have to deal with this, I imagine).

There's no reason to involve MSF UK in this unless it is necessary to make them owners of the intellectual property.  I would advocate that we continue to run this as an open source project with copyright by the project contributors themselves, as it's the easiest way to proceed; if MSF UK has to own it then we would have to make everybody sign legal agreements with MSF which just seems like a lot of work that doesn't produce value and generates liability for MSF.


@simon-weber I'm still using an app-specific password in GMusicProxy since I published it.


export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8
export LANG=en_US.UTF-8

solves the problem... google helps, I was just too lazy


Ticks visible are min and max for each axis, if there is a brush, brush extent is display.


The following lines are confusing and may cause confusion about what 'presets' are really for: "Before....formatting". Instead, consider expanding on the sentence about design schemes to make the use of Presets clearer in these opening paragraphs.


i mean WTF


We are just modelling an Ethernet interface.

This is just about what the YANG feature keyword means and how it works.  Features are turned on/off at the protocol level, once per device that is serving the YANG.  So if the "fec-supported" feature was reported then the fec related YANG leaves would be available for all interfaces that use if-feature fec-supported.

I.e. the YANG feature keyword semantics doesn't allow FEC to be supported on some interfaces and not others.


Added screen dump of the error

![formulor error](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/16105824/11661969/4c5b78f4-9d89-11e5-804b-b643c4b9512f.jpg)


This is the __doc__


Oops, ok, at last this function can be called during normal operation too.


We defer the close above, don't think we need to hold onto a list.


You can get rid of this line, there's no corresponding mechanism any more.

There are two kstats that replace it.

kstat.spl.misc.spl_misc.spl_spl_free_manual_pressure is directly analogous; feed it a  positive number of megabytes and in due course arc size will be adjusted downwards towards the minimum by that amount, and a kmem reap will be made.

Setting kstat.spl.misc.spl_misc.spl_spl_free_fast_pressure to a nonzero value causes the arc adjustment to happen much faster; set it first (it waits for kstat.spl.misc.spl_misc.spl_spl_free_manual_pressure to be nonzero).

This is useful for when arc has grown large and you want to start the a program that wants to wire down a huge amount of memory all at once rather than increasing to the amount progressively.  I think is probably only -- or at least mainly -- vmware fusion.


hasLollipop() equals SDK >= 21.


Lovely.. ;)


done


@shadylane318 DWMR. `return @"Success"`


maybe "there was a problem in finding group..." instead?


This should be a `h2`.

I'd like to see a content structure of:
```
# Frequently Asked Questions
<section>
## Question 1
### Answer 1
</section>
<section>
## Question 2
### Answer 2
</section>
<section>
## Ask a Question
</section>
```


With respect to the entry point, we use void * to represent a "register" as void * will always be the same size as the platforms register (in most cases it's uint64_t). Both the arg and the return value are void * for this reason. It's the cleanest way to bridge the gap while transitioning from the host OS kernel to our code, and a similar pattern that is used for similar entry points like pthreads.


same here


What for?


Not needed, we defer close for each one we create above.


Yes, possibly (subject to the constraints of the feature keyword).


Good catch @kozlovic!


The remaining Preset paragraphs look good to me.


errorGyroIf can be negative also and shrink to zero


For this module to be portable, this is going to need to be /usr/bin/python


@ssalinas24 I think the absence of side padding isn't really a bad thing -- looks fine to me :+1: -- but having the padding only on the bottom does look a little strange -- it kind of looks like we just forgot to include a final row. Could we make it match all the way 'round? Or is there some tech limitation you ran into there where we need to have that space at the bottom?

Once that's all set, this LGTM.


This textarea MUST have an `id` attribute - this is what the `label` `for` references.


Remove the 'figGender: "Male"' when #30 is done (figGender will be nullable then).


my main questions are:

1. motivation for using epic/scalanlp
2. your current experience with it (any problems)
3. why not to use the standard dkpro stuff?

i can see probable answers to these questions, but I am interested in your opinion


Move this block into separate file?


I'd like to see the form have a `fieldset` and `legend`, even if there's only one label+field. It helps to visually distinguish the form even when there is no CSS present.


indentation


@c6226, @rgerhards, what units is the "1"?  We are doing `*p++` on line 413, which means `p` is a `uchar*`, so then `*p++` is incrementing by `sizeof(uchar)`, right?  If so, then `szBuf` should be of type `uchar`, and line 412 might want to read, `i < ((sizeof(szBuf) / sizeof(uchar)) - sizeof(uchar))`.

If we are really going to run this code in an environment where `char` and `uchar` types are more than one byte (8 bits), then we might want to do the above.  If we are not, then just checking `i < (sizeof(szBuf) - 1)` is probably sufficient.


Don't this method has the exact same code as addCanonCharacters()? Maybe there should be only one method with the URL as parameter.


@simon-weber: Yeah, I mentioned it to you in IRC back then as well. And, like @diraimondo, I never stopped using an app-specific password for Mobileclient, and it has always worked. Used it again yesterday when this came up just to make sure it was still the case before responding.


This is not a schema.org/Question. It is a form.


This is buried in this section. I was just thinking, is there a way to add the subsections to the index on the left hand side? That might be useful in allowing users to find the specific topics that they are really interested in quickly. Adding this to the trello board.


There are more pedestrian concepts (basically, simple OO) of Knowledge representation in Sage than categories; things like groups.<blah>, matrix.<blah>, graphs.<blah>, which are quite useful in practice, and which Sage-aware people take for granted, but for outsiders might be a revelation. They ought to be covered...


You can probably do a `git checkout 32169b2 modules/parents/client/views/list-parents.client.view.html` to undo just that one file

32169b2 is the parent of this commit, so it would be restored to the point before you made that change

Does view-plan.client.view.html have all of the changes from list-parents.client.view.html that you wanted it to have? I don't want you to lose any work if something was left behind in that other file, so double check before running the above command. It looks okay to me though


Updated for this and not rebuilding the task id list each time in 48e7210


I hadn't realized that these are just being used in notifications.  In which case, leafrefs are probably the right choice.  Hopefully Mahesh will confirm.

You might want to add notif/notification into the grouping name to make it explicit where it is expected to be used though.


Placeholders can be considered harmful: http://www.nngroup.com/articles/form-design-placeholders/

Also, you're using placeholder wrong anyway, since you're nor providing exemplar field content.


Umm.... full_path isn't assigned yet... this won't work.


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Correct, and some times it's intentional.  This will create unnecessary problems for merchants.


UAHEUAEHUAHUHUAEHUAHEUAH

É sério isso? 12345?? UUAHEUAHEUAHEUAHE

Bela segurança msm kkkk

me explica essas porras desses código q vc colocou pra eu me situar


В общем если я правильно понял, то тот сайт работает только с KGS, поэтому я добавил эту приставку как суффикс и сделал баланс числом. Так нормально будет?

ПС. я извиняюсь, но объясните, пожалуйста, как правильно делать rebase =) Опять два коммита прислал. Точнее я то один прислал, но когда я запушил второй, он по ходу и сюда транслируется.


The `aria-required` attribute is redundant for elements with `required`, See http://www.w3.org/TR/html-aria/#docconformance


Please remove unnecessary blanc lines.


No need to get a mutableCopy here. Need to change it to this:
```
NSDictionary *eTagCache = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithContentsOfURL:self.eTagPlistURL];
```


Same as above.


It would be nice to explain a little about the motivation behind the change in the commit note if possible.


> Maybe all instances of "SPI" in each library could be replaced with a macro

Shouldn't be better to instead indicate to library which SPI interface it has to use?

for example: SD_Init(&SPI1);
This would lead to internal SPI& _member to be used by all member functions.

This is what is done in lot of middleware API on the market and seems pretty logical.
This could indeed break some existing libraries but software is a living creature :-)


Sent 1 comment. Overall looks good to me.


@nabijaczleweli: this is working now


This can be simplified to `while (r) {`


dirty hack :(


Looks like the fix that went in does not work on AWS.
I have tried to do a bosh stop --hard on PCF 1.6.4 -build 1( Stemcell 3040) Jobs and with resurrector disabled (running all these in a script)
- jobs name becomes "unknown"  and job state shows "running" state.
-  Diego Cells job is worse - I see no diego  processes inside the VM -  drain scripts fails upon bosh start -  only way I can get this fixed is to recreate the Diego cells vm.
-----------------+---------+--------------------------------------------------------------+------------+
| Job/index       | State   | Resource Pool                                                | IPs        |
+-----------------+---------+--------------------------------------------------------------+------------+
| unknown/unknown | running | clock_global-partition-f99bec444d276db0e93a                  | 10.0.16.30 |
| unknown/unknown | running | cloud_controller-partition-f99bec444d276db0e93a              | 10.0.16.34 |
| unknown/unknown | running | cloud_controller_worker-partition-f99bec444d276db0e93a       | 10.0.16.33 |
| unknown/unknown | running | consul_server-partition-f99bec444d276db0e93a                 | 10.0.16.37

Can you please let me know if this issue is been tracked already.
Thanks
Sudhindra


@mfike, I am digging deep! A question, in order to obtain which result you had to extend the :else case and process var metadata this extensively?


Apart from "dumping on the web", there is also "undumping" happening within Sage; for some classes of objects code for generating them is provided, instead of pre-computed tables.


why not (ContentSize, ContentType)? I'm just wonder.


It's rare to see these reset buttons, as basically, they are redundant: http://www.nngroup.com/articles/reset-and-cancel-buttons/


Ended up using
>/project/cmake/addons$
mkdir build/
cmake ../bootstrap

With that files end up in <code>/project/cmake/addons/build</code>, an already git ignored location.
I'm going to drop this commit.
Thanks to both!


Not sure what you're trying to say here. If you're just looking for better wording about the fact that there's still some minor issues with Django 1.8  and 1.9, maybe something like this:

"Some functionality is limited in Django versions greater than 1.7.x. See 'Compatibility' in the Django-Salesforce README."

Then just before the second paragraph in README, we'll want to add:

```
 ## Compatibility
```


This looks good to me.


Minor: I think of updating the checksums as saying that you're happy that the current set of checksum-ed files should generate the current set of regression test artefacts. So I'd normally put this commit **after** the commit which re-generates the regression test artefacts or, in this case (because there aren't many changes) possibly combine the two into one commit.


It does


cf dag tester v2: we now also need to add start_date and end_date to the DAG itself.
I think it brings by default those dates for all tasks if they are not defined elsewhere


ack on the "-1" ;)

Except for 1985 Sperry Univac OS 1100 assembler, I have never seen a machine with sizeof(char) != 8 bits. It could be 6 (fieldata), 7 (ASCII) or 9 (ASCII embedded in quarterword) there. But even on that machine, a quarterword was used to represent a byte.

So I think we can remove that old code from me with sizeof(uchar). ACK?


Should be customers instead of companies.


I prefer to use `button` elements for submissions:

a. They are mote semantically named.
b. They are more logical. An activation of the button (click, or tab and enter) is not of the same type of "input" as other fields. Indeed, with no `name` attribute, no value will appear in the submission anyway.
c. They allow wider range of button content - extra spans for screen reader text to support visual icons etc.
c.


Umm, there was a honest question behind my mumbling: do we actually know a platform where sizeof(char) != 1?


Whoops, my bad. Lets add that back to the docs.


109649198_EvapCoolers (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (906 of 906 tests passed)

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@anton-afanasyev, пакет должен быть `go get`-able. Если ты импортируешь `github.com/fatmilk/mvp/internal/nexus`, то это должен быть рабочий пакет. Устанавливая зависимость через npm, мы не ожидаем (обычно), что нужно будет зайти в node_modules и отдельно ее собрать. С `go get` пуш в репозиторий — аналог `npm publish`.

Собранные файлы и зависимости в репозитории — обычное дело:

* https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/tree/master/dist
* https://github.com/coreos/etcd/tree/master/storage/storagepb
* https://github.com/golang/exp/tree/master/shiny/vendor
* https://github.com/docker/docker/tree/master/vendor/src

Ну и класть собранный клиент, JS/CSS в репозиторий, конечно, я не собираюсь. :)


Thanks. I am not sure how to submit a bug report, but here is one I have on my Samsung S2 phone: I configured the App successfully. Everything is fine, but when I run the App, it starts, fills-in the data and bars, then after maybe 5 seconds it stops and the App's screen goes blank. About 20 seconds later, I get notice, "Unfortunately, emoncms has stopped. Report  Ok". Should I report this issue and any others through the Report option on the phone?  Thanks! Looks like a great App.


pedantic: topicPtr.load(std::memory_order_acquire) is more efficient.  Unlikely to be very significant in this context...


Thanks for correction


Here, you're calling `.remove_task


60msec is actually a stronger constraint. If we're getting glitches with a 60msec timeout, increasing it will have no effect. The only way to guarantee validity will be verifying that we are getting a *continuous* pulse stream before accepting the measurements.


@oritwas and if also url is not specified?


pedantic.  No need to test for NULL - that is already checked by delete.


Is this a temporary solution? E.g. Vim supports on each platform tolower/toupper, so I believe the issues with wchar_t shouldn't be unbeatable and a full-featured up-lower functionality can be available on all platforms.


ekki smiðinn, heldur connect fallið


@nehaj1993 Install the following

    pip install lxml

    pip install bottlenose

    pip install python-dateutil

    pip install python-amazon-simple-product-api


Mac only :(


It for sure was a bug, because I didn't notice it before Isaac told me, but I had `console.log($('#searchedCode').val())` as a debug line and the console outputted information about an object. So I know that it's wrong without parsing it. As for the 10, I simply found a doc about parseInt and it told me to include radix, so I included 10 without thinking about the default.


What does `*?` do? Is the same as `+`?


protected


#4702-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem-autosizing-incorrect-for-heating-only-systems-when-using-FlowPerHeatingCapacity (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1979 of 1981 tests passed)

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Не только величина, но и обязательное наличие букв в разных регистрах и цифр


Looks good, but will test it tonight just to make sure.

Thanks!


Ah, the good old C++03 streams can't be opened with a `std::string` clusterf*ck.


Здесь NullReferenceException, напиши тесты, они покажут


Please make it explicit that these aren't requirements that MUST be implemented.  Chrome and Safari don't have any of these things you're saying must be done in the way you say it should be.


Looks good to me.  I agree it is better in general to let the application know when an error has occurred.


@teckjon DWMR (Done with my review). This is good. All done here. Press ahead!


why did you deleted all of those?
we are using it in the cli and now i'm having compilation errors...


I think if you don't fix the plugin version, maven spit WARNING in its logs


mais alguns comentários


@oritwas this shouldn't be part of the realm configuration itself. It should be part of the local  data, as in different clusters that serve the realm you could (and probably would) have different default zonegroups and different default zones


Для value-object'ов неплохо было бы переопределять ==, чтобы сравнивать их так, а не через свойства


may as well drop the orphaned function altogether


Wow you're fast :)


Typo: "an" -> "as"


удоли


cei cu numele de clasa?


asa-mi place


Ah I got..forget my question.


naa


Yeah, I think build and install instructions can be kept in the readme file, as it also functions as some sort of home page for the project.


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Ah okay, I apologize then for not understanding how the form worked.


I am not sure if I understand your point. Are you suggesting that version 3.0.1 of the plugin does not work? At least on my machine it works like a charm ... :-)


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It happens sometimes :P


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No worries, I probably still don't


the docstring says

> Returns a boolean on whether the upstream tasks are in a SUCCESS state

and could be rephrased as

> Returns a boolean on whether the upstream tasks are in a sufficient state to trigger this task

(or something)


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Should "Running" be "Sending"?


Please dont't use `System.out.println()`. Use the logger instead:
     `private static final log = LogFactory.getLog(this)`
    `log.info("...")`
You can see the `INFO` log by modifying the `logback.groovy` like this:
`root(ERROR, ['STDOUT'])`
to
`root(INFO, ['STDOUT'])`


It would be great if, generally, we could keep the indentation consistent here.  It look like you're using something different than the rest of the code.


As above, there is no need for this blanc line.


PasswordHash лучше


essas funções inicializam o gcrypt:
define um espaço na memoria de 16k para a chave,
habilita avisos referentes à memoria,
e avisa que a inicialização terminou


Chrome doesn't release the resources.  It does tell the audio system to pause, allowing the resources to suspend operation.  This means no CPU utilization in the audio system while paused.


HBIRE_vector_take2 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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should'nt we put this type check in `set_trigger` rather than in `set_trigger`?


Great suggestion. I'll get those numbers up soon!


Just a suggestion, try to write JUnit tests without extending TestCase.  Extending TestCase class is the old way of writing tests.  The new way is using annotations, which is more flexible.  Use @Test on methods you want to test.  Add  @Ignore annotation to the test methods to skip testing them.  Methods that do not have @Test annotation will not be executed (tested) automatically.


![screen shot 2015-12-08 at 18 21 10](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2662706/11662727/7a9e9684-9dd8-11e5-8d9d-fad2a7d14844.png)

--> `|> extract_rows`


mlem


Woops


I thought using a plug-in without specifying the version will produce "[WARNING]" from maven because it makes the build not reproducible (e.g. they release a new version and your build is not behaving like before)


Bloody thing works when this is showing, but not when the full calendar shows :angry:


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o handler mChiper é inicializado para utilizar o cifre AES de 128bits, usando modo CFB (Cipher Block)


It looks like the supervisor is responsible for making DB queries, right?


Does this mean that HTMLMediaElement actually continues playing?  For example, if it's a video where the audio is sent to WebAudio, if we suspend, the video continues playing?  Chrome doesn't do that today.


Hi!
1. Download the ZIP file.
2. Open it.
3. Copy "installer.py" file to BombSquad Mod folder.
4. Open BombSquad.
5. Go to options.
6. You see an Mod Manager at the options menu.
7. Go to this, and then download mods.
8. Restart BS after installation.
9. Enjoy!
Sorry for bad english... I still study it.

Regards,
Dominik.
7 gru 2015 19:15 "Joeypeeps" <notifications@github.com> napisał(a):

> How do I get the mini-games to work?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Mrmaxmeier/BombSquad-Community-Mod-Manager/commit/f6fe2b4c398ef9670938619374eb381328e9e043#commitcomment-14827915>
> .
>


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"Sending" or "Running"?


Oh, I see what you mean. However, we do specify the version of the maven-bundle-plugin in the parent pom. Thus, the version is inherited by all modules ...


did not see rest of pr, where you split pro bono and discounted. looks fine :+1:


does this effect all versions of the SRF stick?  the original rfcat code was found to work with the URF using DonsDongle's configuration, but work was never done on the SRF.  i've been requested to pull this into the standard rfcat codebase and would like to verify what, if any, variances might exist.


"releasing system" -> "releasing the system"


@pdehaye @frabe, and I are sitting together in Bremen and planning the workshop. In particular, we want to have a quite strict structure on the first day, so that we are all optimally prepared for the code sprints and brainstorming on the second/third day.

To do this, we plan to have an overview over the state of the art of knowledge representation in the ODK data bases and systems, and see how we can come to a joint, managed knowledge backbone for ODK.
For that we would like the presenters to use the [KR survey](https://github.com/OpenDreamKit/OpenDreamKit.github.io/blob/master/meetings/2016-01-25-DKS/survey-generic.md) and answer all the questions in there (and do nothing else :-)).

Then the last two days are for experimentation, ...


why not do direct vector assignment here? Or maybe change this interface to
```
const std::vector<DGKernel *>
DGKernelWarehouse::activeRestrictedDG(BoundaryID boundary_id) const
```


I think you mean "time" rather than "size"


FYI, I don't mind this change, but I prefer the `headers['foo']` form because the other form does not work if the header name contains dots.

I try to always represent it that way (in stack overflow etc), to prevent confusion.


extra empty line.


extra empty line


:+1: :clap: :clap:


"Running" or "Sending"?


Reason?


remove this unnecessary code.


Hi,

Wow that sucks! Yes if you could use the report option on the phone I believe it will send a crash dump either directly to myself or via the play store.  Can you tell me what software version you are running?  From settings click about phone and there should be an "Android Version".

Thanks,
Kev


configura o hash da senha gerado na 'gcry_md_hash_buffer' como senha do algoritmo


uncomment this line.


Also see [build #127 output](https://hudson.eclipse.org/leshan/job/leshan/127/console) on HIPP ...


This is not compatible with Chrome which doesn't release any resources when suspended.


@gribozavr I reverted the commit that turned c-based loops to for-each loops because it caused major regressions in our String benchmarks. We can re-apply this change once we fix the optimizer issue.


why is it string ?


why is `_.find` preferred over `_.filter` here? Were you running into any errors with it?


Oh, and I forgot to say we would like the presenters to start working on the survey (copy it and put your answers up on the wiki) before the workshop, so that we can have a written record for the second/third day and that the presentation is just an overview with the details in the survey.


This is a title, so I think each word should be capitalized, except "an".  Can't remember if "with" should be.


@rvgate Thanks.. If you have other requests, please let me know :)


Hi ElbertoOne,
this is my intention, but before doing this, we must generalize the formula so that he works smoothly for all possible numbers of threads (help is welcome).
I will try to work it out tomorrow, but in meantime please let my do a last ELO test which
tries the resume-idea explained above, thanks


I don't know of one off hand.  I'd have to search pretty hard, but the majority of boxes I deal with are Intel or AMD, all 8 bits per byte, byte addressable, `sizeof(char) == 1`.


Can you make this function as a util so I could use it in the cli?


You can replace these shell commands for configure, make, install with just `` <action type="autoconf">`` which by default will use ``--prefix=$INSTALL_DIR``.


Yep!


configura o vetor de inicializaçao com a hash da senha.
esse vetor é usado pelo algoritmo para fazer XOR do primeiro bloco a ser processado, os blocos seguintes sempre usam o anterior para essa operação


can we just merge this into DGKernel? make `neighbor_var` not required? Seems to me there are lots of code duplication in this class.


"an" -> "a", but perhaps that's American English.


Yes, I won't mind. That is like this just because dot style was faster to fix config. Will change to map style


we need to be able to call this function also in the cli, so we need to make it as a util


Pre-existing error here - the closing bracket needs to move to the end of the line.


> Dock, water_point, boatyard and probably more are land based features and not good to render in water color.

Looks like we don't have presets for these yet.. I'll open an issue and add them before I forget about it.


Supervisor forwards the query request to a Worker of the poll.


It seems to me this class should be on the application side but not in framework.


"having impact" -> "having an impact"

Maybe also say increased CPU usage.


We talked for so long that searching for `==>` is necessary for the old docs. Happy to see this working in the new docs :)


What is a seat position?  Do we have a type for this thing?

We cannot have a map from custom type, but if we can define the type and reference to it from here, it would help understanding the case.


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"user-agent" -> "a user-agent"


Because DB manager can't keep type of ID.


comentei o codigo no outro commit, que tem algumas modificaçoes, e o ultimo commit pede a senha do usuario.

agora a culpa é dele da senha ser 12345 hauhauahauhauahuahu


You'll still need the method here. My comment was that you could replace the `begin` and `end` I showed you with the one liner.


Very useful, thx!


I feel we should put this check at the beginning of this function. Then we do not need to do bunch of unnecessary checks in line 182.


@yoojinkimhong DWMR. Good work here. You are shipping code. :articulated_lorry: :trophy:


This check should be at the beginning of this function.


This paragraph is not compatible with Chrome which doesn't release any resources when suspending a context.


![You gotta show me that shit](http://mincore.c9x.org/showme.png)


Let see if [this commit](https://github.com/stnava/ANTs/commit/1a841e18aa2bc3cd56617d24ca6d74024e65d756) works.


Chrome does not open a new system audio stream on resume.  It basically unpauses the existing stream.


"audios" -> "audio"


I think it is better to change this function to


Not your change, but would "intentional" be better than "purposeful"?


is e.output all the output from the program, or do we need the other 'output' variable as well?


i think the folks who made previous commits did not build, thus this commit reflects cumulative changes to the `/dist` folder


How about calling this `Middleware` since it's already in the `jwt` package? Same with `JWTHeader` etc.


Nice. I think that, within scopes, one can use the simple `order` method. All the examples I find about `reorder`, which is a rather recent feature from Rails' Active Record, involve "inline" code where somebody wants to override a previously explicit `order` call: `Post.all.order(…).reverse.reorder(…)`.


that and many white space changes ...


What really changed here besides changing main to control?  Just re-indenting?


This test should be done outside of this function - in the closure - so it doesn't have to be done for each request.


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ditto.


BUG: Spawn items on tail


the importance of good naming.


We used to generate the API docs from the markdown, using grunt-markdown, with very basic / ugly results. When we switched to jsdoc in b9012dc0444c6e1df323e5c7450abb4208f7f5e, we dropped this and you mentioned that there are better ways to generate html in jsdoc (of course).

An alternative would be to configure github.io, which uses Jekyll, to generate html on the fly from

http://dc-js.github.io/dc.js/docs/api-latest.md

This has nice results too. Goal being, online docs that aren't in the github interface. Just a nice-to-have.

(Or I suppose we could use jekyll the way we used grunt-markdown. Many options here.)


Maybe we should print something here? Otherwise if I'm reading this right, the script will have no output until the end, so that may cause buildbot problems?


Actually a `Boolean`.  Documentation isn't clear on it, but based on other APIs it's likely.


Typo '[[


Maybe just handle this case the same as if there was no token? (i.e. 401)


"are, often time," -> "are oftentimes"


Would it be feasible to also display the letter, when it exists, resulting from subequations or similar? At the moment subequations all show the same equation number. Thanks


`List<String>`


"is called" -> "is oftentimes called"

Chrome doesn't always do this, unless the OS does it.


Why did you remove these lines?


Were you able to verify the original problem and then verify that this one fixes it?


Would it make sense to introduce a `goa` type here (`type Keyfunc jwt.Keyfunc` or something like that) so that the `jwt` dependency doesn't surface?


"is no" -> "is not"


Remember that all `List<?>` types also need to be annotated as `@Singular`.


No. Jeff closed the issue so I don't think there was consensus here.


Good job


@arichiardi if you define a protocol, you can specify a doc strings for each method


It'll interleave wrong if we output anything special, maybe just output a dot? It takes a minute to run everything with my Pixel 2.


I didn't know that! OK, more work.... ;)

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Now, I just have to tag :)


awesome! :+1:


It's both `stdout` as well as `stderr` because of `stderr=subprocess.STDOUT`.


Looks good to me.


"a lot of" -> "many"


@yoojinkimhong DWMR. Shipping code. :articulated_lorry: :trophy:


Do you have any thoughts on the decryption of CTB LOCKER rsa 2048 ransomware??
Is there any hope??
I have some images locked up on a memory card. the images were NEVER on my hard drive. The virus locked them in the card.....Please e mail me if there is any word. Scott  -  Str8onthe8@yahoo.com


pq vc repetiu essa linha, man?


![Honey Badger](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/af/Honey_badger.jpg)
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"which is not something that is" -> "which is not"


Yes true that thanks


Just to make it very clear, when you have nested inheritance like that, it means that you want the nested class to inherit from a parent's nested class as well. For instance, here, it ends up behaving as

``` ruby
class PostPolicy::Scope < ApplicationPolicy::Scope
  # …
end
```


Moduł do rozpakowania archiwum .tar.gz
Wystarczy podać funkcji unpacking.un_gzip_file(in_file, write_dir) lokalizacje archiwum oraz miejsce gdzie przechowane maja zostać poszczególne sceny w formacie .TIF


"Additionaly" -> "Additionally"


Please add a reference and link to 'Node to Code' section.


Bad habit. Instead do: `if (unlink(device_loc) == -1)`. Same for the other syscalls.


I've already refactored and it will be included on my next commit adding the StoragePicker to the GeneralWizardPage.


That's a trick :) One would rather use `scope.none` though, which returns an empty selection of resources ([check the documentation](http://apidock.com/rails/v4.2.1/ActiveRecord/QueryMethods/none)).


Done


I have Android 4.0.4

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wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Wow that sucks! Yes if you could use the report option on the phone I
> believe it will send a crash dump either directly to myself or via the play
> store. Can you tell me what software version you are running? From settings
> click about phone and there should be an "Android Version".
>
> Thanks,
> Kev
>
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Only one rendering thread?  Even if someone could use more? Chrome only has a main (JS) thread and the audio rendering thread, but there are extra threads for decoding audio and for performing convolutions.  Is this precluded?


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Modified code slightly to print address, looks correct still:

```
Mapped print
ranged address: <GA Linear 0x1ee21f80 core 0 pointer 0x400027e23080>
addr: 0x400027e23080 ranged: 0
addr: 0x400027e23088 ranged: 1
addr: 0x400027e23090 ranged: 2
addr: 0x400027e23098 ranged: 3
addr: 0x400027e230a0 ranged: 4
addr: 0x400027e230a8 ranged: 5
addr: 0x400027e230b0 ranged: 6
addr: 0x400027e230b8 ranged: 7
addr: 0x400027e230c0 ranged: 8
addr: 0x400027e230c8 ranged: 9
prev_address: <GA Linear 0x1ee21f80 core 0 pointer 0x400027e23080>
address: <GA Linear 0x1ee21f80 core 0 pointer 0x400027e23080>
addr: 0x400027e23080 e: 0 f(e): 0
addr: 0x400027e23088 e: 4.94066e-324 f(e): 0
addr: 0x400027e23090 e: 9.88131e-324 f(e): 0
addr: 0x400027e23098 e: 1.4822e-323 f(e): 0
addr: 0x400027e230a0 e: 1.97626e-323 f(e): 0
addr: 0x400027e230a8 e: 2.47033e-323 f(e): 0
addr: 0x400027e230b0 e: 2.96439e-323 f(e): 0
addr: 0x400027e230b8 e: 3.45846e-323 f(e): 0
addr: 0x400027e230c0 e: 3.95253e-323 f(e): 0
addr: 0x400027e230c8 e: 4.44659e-323 f(e): 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
```


Nicely done!


`'user_id' => $this->string(64)->notNull(),` Oh ok)


Make it clear this is not normative!  Chrome and Safari don't use message passing.


Excellent!


I'm not sure if it needs to have newlines or not (i.e. is it buffered?), maybe Brad knows. But maybe just output the command line? It probably shouldn't interleave within a single line.


Again, make it clear this is non-normative.  Chrome and Safari do not have a control message queue.


Here https://github.com/L2J/L2J_DataPack/blob/develop/dist/game/data/scripts/handlers/targethandlers/AreaFriendly.java line 105. The null check is below canSeeTarget method.


gj


How's the performance of this? Also a little worried that this'll make the results too noisy - eg the lambda operator results are very bad.

Was thinknig of adding an index of headings, and ranking them more highly


Thanks! This is fixing it!


Time of insertion instead of date of insertion?


Need to mention in `UPGRADE.md`


@khaledhassan yeah so i think we're pretty much entirely re-doing the view-plan.client.view.html so it should be okay. i will also copy over that code in case.


C99 says sizeof(*char) == 1.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2215445/are-there-machines-where-sizeofchar-1


We discussed that during our latest meeting. Nicely done!


Above you said there's only one control message queue. How can you swap one for another when there's only one?


At least C99 *requires* `sizeof(char)` to be 1 - even if the implementation actually uses, say 32 bits to store a char, the `sizeof()` operator must yield the value 1.

Section 6.5.3.4 says: "When applied to an operand that has type char, unsigned char, or signed char, (or a qualified version thereof) the result is 1."

I'm not aware of any even remotely modern machines where this would not be true (even for older C standards).

I believe POSIX also mandates 8-bit chars (and C makes bytes and char equivalent) so it's hard to see there being any widespread platform today that violates this.


Can we remove the first sentence and start with "The 'Node to Code' feature automates the entire exercise..."


no no, what name refactor. The name is right, is similar to the semantics of sets.


This problem appears to have resurfaced again in the latest brython version.


this could be just if @computerMove == @userMove


Remove unneeded birthdate[8]


Wasn't thinking this would be the final thing. But I think this is better than having no results at all, for now.

Performance seems fine to me. Could probably do some sort of memoization or storage of file content, but it was pretty quick when I did my testing.


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complete


Não sei em que parte do jogo fica isso, mas se mais de uma coisa "surgir", essa tradução fica invalida, já que vai pro plural.


Do we not need this require-hook?


I was just waiting to define named errors here.


Related to https://github.com/RuleML/issues-ruleml/issues/47


What?  What's being ordered here?


Move this to its own file.
And possibly make it a class and extend the other commands from it. This will clog the Main class really fast with all the actual methods being in it.


From a governance PoV, this is suboptimal, since it’s not possible to identify on a file-by-file basis (or on an even lower level), who is the author and/or copyright holder (not necessarily the same person).

As long as the project is only used, copied and modified as a whole, that’s not an issue, but if someone just wants to pull out bits and pieces (e.g. just a specific package), that might be important.

But compared to the previous situation, it is a big improvement.

For those who don’t see a benefit of this over keeping things just looking into Git data, remember that `.git` is not packaged when you download a source tarball, so you lose all that precious data. There has to be some script somewhere that more or less reliably parses `git blame` into copyright headers. I’d be very surprised if there isn’t any, but I haven’t had time to look for it yet.

Another option would be to assign all copyright to [NixOS Foundation][found] (e.g. with an [FLA][], which is a CAA/CLA combo that’s lot more balanced in favour of devs) and entrust NixOS Foundation with licencing etc. …but that could be a possible next step that’s shouldn’t hinder this one and even with copyright concentrated in one person (e.g. NixOS Foundation), you would still need to list all authors.

(IAAL, but this is not legal advice; still under pressure, very quick reply)

On the nit-picking note, some deduplication might make sense in the list (e.g. I noticed `Domen Kozar` and `Domen Kožar` are listed as separate persons, while it’s in both cases the same @ielectric)


"section" -> "sections"


Hmm, we might actually need a manual list of pages to boost for specific terms. Not seeing anything good to automatically pick up on for the operators.


Documentação amadora e mal feita.