@embray - I presume this is supposed to get backported to v1.1.x, so I did so in 2e6e6917c8b0b059fa3e6e8364dcf2898906ccb2


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This is fine, but PRs are preferred


Vou para o FM enquanto espero que termine de ser cozinhada então.


is it possible to add a hook that prevent commit or push untill flake8 is run without errors.


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Hmmm I thought the claim limit would impose a limit on the number of topics claimed in ClaimEntireTopic mode. Put another way, I thought it would count the number of partitions 0 we have claimed?


mad love for the tick :beers:


Also promote is the a default flag for the Cloud SDK. I do not thing we should make it default at all.
Maybe file a bug on Cloud SDK itself if you thing promote should be a default. Maven cannot impose different defauts IMO.


This is pretty cool


Hey, you forgot to add an enter to the end the file.


This reverts a substantial number, if not all, of the recent changes to libpng17


Is __class__ needed here?


Testing coments :+1:


yeah nvm - been working fine for me!


Mkdir swift && cd swift
Git init
Build structures
Git add .
Git commit -m "svn checkin..."
And thus began the journey...


Testing the QA´s comments :)


I think this function needs to respect MaxClaims, so folks can say they want to claim just 1 topic. e.g. c.isClaimLimitReached() should be updated to return the number of partitions #0 we have claimed in topic claim mode.


you missed: World
i.e.- Hello World!


Tás a portar-te mal. Vou chamar a tua amiga loira para te dar uns açoites.


> Git commit -m "svn checkin..."

lol, pretty sure it would have actually been an SVN checkin :laughing:


Love it. So great the history was shared. Happy coding.


Well, the next time you formatted it, it did it right. :smile:


`JvmAssembly` will need to extend `BuildableModelElement` at some point. We should also at the very least make it constructible, so I can attach them to the model wherever it makes sense.


This is the good one.


That makes sense; done.


This fixes the turn function


Should be `function(callback)`.


I think that wont work because they are Magister types dates instead of yyyy-mm-dd type dates. You should format them like i did in the getAppointments function


Ugh, that's exactly right. I didn't read the test title carefully enough. Will fix.

I agree, it seems like a much better test to work on real files. In other tests (and this one, I think), it looks like you were artificially creating oPattern objects as more or less what they would be if they were loaded from real pattern files, which is still a good test, IMO, but not *as* good.

I'm just now merging v0.15.1 into this, which is long overdue. It looks like all this comes with it:
```
	New        test/files/_patterns/00-test/03-styled-atom.mustache
	New        test/files/_patterns/00-test/04-group.mustache
	New        test/files/_patterns/00-test/05-group2.mustache
	New        test/files/_patterns/00-test/06-mixed.mustache
	New        test/files/_patterns/00-test/07-mixed-params.mustache
	New        test/files/_patterns/00-test/08-bookend-params.mustache
	New        test/files/_patterns/00-test/09-bookend.mustache
```


sdfasdf


Porfa explicame esto


No lo entiendo


Duplicate function definition for this.


Seems like it's adding a check for room availability, but that check already exists in `assign_room()` which is called a few lines down. It's true that the original code is doing some really stupid things with Resources and this might make a bit more sense, but as written this isn't cleaning up any of the mess, it's just adding things on top of it. I think it's easier to discard these to avoid merge conflicts later on.


Ich beziehe mich bei UseCase-, Klassen-, und Sequenzdiagramme auf onlineSchachPortal.asta.
Die aktuellsten Invarianten für Aufgabe 4 befinden sich in Schachspiel_Invarianten.txt.


And num-groups is false too... I don't know how the association groups work. I only took another Qubino XML file and ZMNHCD doc to produce this file, it seems I still have some homework to do. Could you give me some hints on where to find some documentation on association groups and these XML parameters?


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I approve those mocks. Mergeable @bojakowsky ?


@etpinard added the text test and `x+text` and `y+text` (maybe a bit much but that's what https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues/43 was related to anyway)


i mean to integrate it in the repo so it will work for on for any one that will send some code to the project.


I see you liked my hacky idea on trello!

However, please adhere to the Soundpipe style guidelines and use_underscores instead of camelCase


Hmm... What's the difference between them? AFAIK the largest one was basic spellcasting capabilities of BattleAI - it was intended for "smart" player battle AI as opposed to battles with neutrals who should just assault player without much thinking.

Another issue is stability. I don't remeber any crashes in StupidAI and I haven't played much with BattleAI to say anything about its stability.

Anyway - I think this is better to discuss on forums and not in a comment to a random AI-related commit. The reason I made this change is because valgrind report, not because I want to improve this AI.


OK.


Nice!


Looking at code with Eric: Why we allocate here a new IntBuffer (which is in fact only a wrapper around actual ByteBuffer)? Looking at implementation of IntBuffer - it just writes int to underlying ByteBuffer.

Why not to use put4 or putInt directly and avoid allocation of IntBuffer?


Is that possible to move the minireprodb setup into a 'given' step, e.g., 'given database minireprodb', and that actually create the minireprodb with the tables and views you need?


I'm assuming this was a push and not a PR by accident. No worries, just next time...


¿with an Array? maybe other variable name could be more intuitive


:exclamation:


All those `lets` could be `const` yo.


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I replied elsewhere but can't find it, the Consumer cannot claim more than one topic. The limit does not make any sense in this context.


This can; and should, be a *lot* better.


VERSIONE 0.1.0

Creo i model e le migration  Category e Product attraverso il comando artisan:

1) $ php artisan make:model Category -m
2) $ php artisan make:model Product -m


yeah, it should be.


Just committed directly since there was no risk - The entire change consisted of turning `width: 5%` into `width: 33px`


yes, this was a mistake. I'll fix the camelcase and get on the PR train


I do see in your setup you have v3 depends on v1 and v2, and then depends on t1, t2, t3, and I am wondering whether you can have this kind of 'cascading' dependency test, e.g., add test to do select * from v3, hence we can have all the views and base tables dumped? Thoughts?


:guitar:


es gibt kein "Spieler"-Entity oder Attribut in dem neuen Klassendiagram!
außerdem laut Aufgabenstellung geht es um Benutzer, nicht um Spieler!


This commit makes `_update_grid` method verify `self.nexts` before a contemporary assignment.


Yeah you're true! BUT it surprisingly worked, you can try to merge it locally and test it


why did you add the call to calculateDisplayedSubGroups here, instead of in the commit where you defined calculateDisplayedSubGroups?


thx! I will test on seedtest once Miles gets the latest develop code over there.


What's the metadata serialized into? Is that SQL language? In this case, shall we call the extension as '.sql' instead of '.txt'? This will help better understand the language of the file.


Yes my strategy clearly shifted overtime to using the real files, which I much prefer. Imagine a world where there were no unit tests! I used the actual frontend output for too long during initial dev, and more recently got into a TDD-esque approach. Am glad to see you and others embracing it too! Gives me and others using PL Node some confidence.

Those files you list are mostly in place to help test patternParameters + styleModifiers but they could of course be reused as long as the other tests still pass.


Ahahah dá mas é atenção ao projeto para ver se ele não queima.


uhh yeah, I did.  Turns out I forgot to `git push` though :)


Add comments to your code, please. :)


Do you intend for this to deprecate Image in future versions of the api?


Ok...nevermind...I just remembered that we're doing random partitions...so, yeah, we need a worker to claim all partitions in a topic...
So, the main difference between doing this and using partitions for a single topic is to parallelize Kafka, but not really the consumers since consumers will be bound in this case by a single machine resources that can process all partitions in a topic..


Sorry, what's "bytea"?


Do we need a nested loop here? Should compare with fixed values, not across models.


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It should be possible but a bad idea since there are cases when there should be an ability to commit non flake8 conformant code (e.g. fixing someone's non flake8 conformant PR will remain intermediate commits non conformant).


Howdy Eder :)!!


add a breaklines :)


Well that was hard! :laughing:


Huehuehuehue. Aloha!


4.0.0 is already a version increment and is undergoing some major development and refactoring, hence the major version increment change.


I agree that a static binary would be the easiest solution for you, even if it still doesn't ensure the integrity of the binary's content.
You can revert the repository to the previous commit, I'll change my project not to use mkboot anymore.


JS printing func http://stackoverflow.com/a/25401528


Ah, because the data file is for a selector, so the name actually contains the leading colon.

Yes, that's correct now.


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Is it better to define these indices on the df instantiation? For the columns, I think we'd need to do something like `columns=pd.Float64Index(np.append(cone_stdevs, cone_stdevs * -1)`


  // , Excellent!

It's stuff like this that makes it easy on us rank-and-file dev grunts.


@luislobo if you look at the note [here](https://github.com/balderdashy/sails-postgresql/blob/7e85db5a0eb57b7d871a59bf1ed1d4b3574df02e/README.md#configuration) about:

```javascript
wlNext: {
    caseSensitive: true
}
```

You can see how we got around it in postgresql. We can't make it the default because it would break everything that exist right now. If you want to implement the flag that would be great though! As explained in a bunch of places the case insensitivity comes from the early days of waterline and mysql. If we had started with a case sensitive database it would have been the opposite.


This check was a fix for an aforementioned issue with moving beyond terminal states. Did you rewind my work, because I hadn't wrote the appropriate test in advance?


Yup


Yes, looks good to me.


Here's a tricky question: what's the right way to validate that the image format is supported by the container runtime?  Seems like a job for admission control.


you missed the end of the line return


Rather than make these (relatively large) queries every pageload, should we be updating the values periodically? There isn't any reason the values can't be a bit stale?


Hi, Swift


ok.
and thank's for help.i installed the hook, it should notify me when the code is non flake8 conformant.


Good idea.


@cldougl

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6675409/11575930/96bd592c-99e1-11e5-8734-62a551214d84.png)

the jasmine test take << 1 minute to run on CircleCI ; no such things as too many tests at the moment.


Deleted


This is an errant commit from me not cloning this branch from master. working on getting it removed.


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Hello Swift! :smile:


I just thinked you seen my post in "Trunk discussion / complains" forum topic about that. E.g there was several problems with StupidAI when it's end up doing nothing or something like that, but probably I'll need to test it more now.

We can move discussion on forums of course.


seriously dude.


Hrm.. I know you changed this on my recommendation, but ethan and I ran into something yesterday that made me think I wasn't quite right about the digests that couchdb/cloudant produces (don't even know if the two produce the same one!), though we never got to the bottom of it. If it's important that these match what's produced in couchdb, I'd make sure to test that manually on both couchdb and cloudant. (You can do this by finding any doc with an attachment, downloading the attachment, and attempting to run our hypothesis function against it and seeing if that matches the attachment's digest in that doc.)


@pjf @techman83 @Ippo343
Change `bool` to `boolean` because Json schemas don't use bool but boolean.

Thank you @ThomasKerman for finding this bug.


Sorry, I'm not sure when exactly I'll get around to it, as I'm working on other things (grr!).

In the mean time, I think the easiest/simplest win would be to [fix all those `#pragma warning (disable: 1234)` directives](http://www.viva64.com/en/k/0048/).


Great commit!


No particular reason


Don't know why it is failing now. I added 68kdefines.i back but it still
fails....

2015-12-01 10:40 GMT+01:00 Radosław Kujawa <notifications@github.com>:

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First non-Clattner commit? :D


test


@nicklockwood I've noticed something that may be unexpected with this event. When setting the `value` prop of a controlled `TextInput` there are two `selectionChange` events: One with the selection set to the end of the new value, one with the selection set to the current selection. For example, if `value = "foobar"` and then setting `value = "foobars"`, there's these two events:

1. `{start: 7, end: 7}`
2. `{start: 6, end: 6}`

I've noticed this when working on #2668 where I ran into a bug where setting the selection programatically would trigger the event handler even though it should not.


Antes cuando se procesa el contenido se mira si hay alguna urla algun fichero  temporal y en ese caso lo guarda como definitivo, actualiza la URL en el contenido y despues guarda/actualiza el contenido de la entrada de blog.

Sergio

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Yep! :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

Was working on a project with 5.2, So far the tests have been going well and i find no issues after just the composer update.


looks good


Have you done new tests?


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It isn't clear to me from the pandas documentation that np.random.seed() will set the seed used by the pandas sample method. By passing this random state object to sample, we are explicitly defining a seeded PNRG to be used by sample. Passing an int as the random_state argument will result in identical samples.

Doesn't work:
```
In [35]: np.random.seed(100)

In [36]: df.sample(1)
Out[36]:
   0  1  2
1  2  3  3

In [37]: df.sample(1)
Out[37]:
   0  1  2
0  1  1  1

In [38]: df.sample(1)
Out[38]:
   0  1  2
0  1  1  1

In [39]: np.random.seed(100)

In [40]: df.sample(1)
Out[40]:
   0  1  2
0  1  1  1

In [41]: df.sample(1)
Out[41]:
   0  1  2
3  4  4  4

In [42]: df.sample(1)
Out[42]:
   0  1  2
2  3  3  6
```
Appears to work:
```
In [43]: seed = np.random.RandomState(seed=100)

In [44]: df.sample(1, random_state=seed)
Out[44]:
   0  1  2
2  3  3  6

In [45]: df.sample(1, random_state=seed)
Out[45]:
   0  1  2
1  2  3  3

In [46]: df.sample(1, random_state=seed)
Out[46]:
   0  1  2
1  2  3  3

In [47]: seed = np.random.RandomState(seed=100)

In [48]: df.sample(1, random_state=seed)
Out[48]:
   0  1  2
2  3  3  6

In [49]: df.sample(1, random_state=seed)
Out[49]:
   0  1  2
1  2  3  3

In [50]: df.sample(1, random_state=seed)
Out[50]:
   0  1  2
1  2  3  3
```


It took me a while to figure out what these changes are even used in. They're for the comm panel feature where you send someone their schedule in email. Leaving the changes for now, in the long term we should decide what the correct set of classes to include is (I don't think either the main version or the chicago version is a correct general solution) and make the appearance configurable.


No, I meant the manually compatibility tests (So i know it works fine with 5.2). I didn't write any new tests for this project. I was actually working on a new bot (mostly prototype for something).


oops


Tried curling new user and using postman to create new user, new user object created without username and email fields


Ja das ist mir auch aufgefallen, daher mein Vorschlag Alternative 1 ;-)


Hi Turbo,

You can edit or delete any content from your local repository. You don’t need to go to the GitHub and do it there.
Just open the file in your computer using your text editor, edit it, save it and then track it, commit it and then push it back to the GitHub repository.
It’s just a process. If you edit it in the GitHub Repo, then you have to pull it on both your local and Cloud9. No point to do the same task twice as you can do everything from your local computer.

You can be a master of it, if you watch this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riv6cIpFcC8 <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riv6cIpFcC8>

Cheers,
Nasir

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Thanks, @adammurdoch, +1 to all the commens.


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This doesn’t need to be predeclared. Also, does animationTimingFunction: even make sense if we’re flying?


_unsatisfied_ prerequisites?


Justin, commit to eclass/alternatives-2.eclass should also be pulled to make it work.

https://github.com/heroxbd/sci/commit/7028f4fb1beb34dda81418d426267306b5e99d36#diff-8636b517cdb582c3e6952be8d41c7ff1


I'll handle possible distance metrics list and implement some of them, soon. I promise, really.


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do you check that you haven't set yourself as a prerequisite?


Try to refactor and share the code with DumpQuery().


@wfenchel:

you're right, I have to revise the formula so that each thread (also the one with maximum idx) get it's slot
where a search-deep is skipped.
But first please let us wait and look how far this this goes. It still could finish bad.
Thank you all for your feedback


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What case did you run into where there was no `hh_server`? We are pretty aggro about making sure you build the typechecker with HHVM nowadays, and have been for quite a while. (Not having ocaml is an error now.)


Add it to `allTests`?


Did you add this to legacyui module?


- "Limit access to the minimum required for an operation. For example, to share an instant message with another app that emails that message to a contact, share only that single message and not all instant messages. The record-level delegation feature within content providers allows for the sharing of a specific record or file without sharing the entire database. Then once the external app returns to the originating app, the delegation ends."?


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Push retry change


I have `/usr/bin/hhvm` and `/usr/bin/hh_server`; the HHVM checkout is just used to generate the API docs and to provide the test runner, not to actually build either.


This isn't just for me either - the deployment works the same way, as we don't want the deploy to involve rebuilding HHVM.


I'm hoping that this commit is no longer necessary following the merge of #4269. Definitely let me know if I'm wrong.


why this change?


http://www.silverstripe.org/modules gives a 404 :)


Se importa la clase Bundle. Generalmente cuando Android Studio te marca en rojo es porque falta importar la clase, al presionar "Alt+Enter" importará la clase que falta.


Only the first.

#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
  bool arr[10] = {true};

  for (bool val : arr) {
    printf("%s ", val ? "True" : "False");
  }
  printf("\n");
}

yifeng | interviewjam (master)$ crun test.cpp
-bash 2015-12-03 14:32:59 Compling test.cpp
True False False False False False False False False False


Sadly not. Your isn't working anyway (at least for me). :/
I am not familiar with phpbb.


Lo mismo que arriba, apretando "Alt+Enter" (Creo que esa era la combinación de teclas en windows) te importará la clase que falta. Ojo que en este caso podrían haber sido dos opciones: app.Fragment o support.v4.app.Fragment. Yo elegí la segunda, ya que te permitirá que sea compatible con versiones viejas de android.


http://www.silverstripe.org/introduction is a 404 :)


@danroth27 Need shipit based on your suggested changes. Thanks


Could you add a decorator to do this?

    return self.model('file').filter(file, self.getCurrentUser())

it's a common operation in these endpoints.

`@filterFile` maybe, or even `@filter(model='file')` to make it easy to use for different resources ?


Welcome.


Should be http://www.silverstripe.org/community/forums :)


Aquí te faltó poner los paréntesis. Siempre cuando llamas a un método, debes poner paréntesis al final.


@licong1112  @xurubin Question: When to use macro? I heard at least in C, macro is preferred..?


I assume this is related to #917.


Nu, it's IE cache stupidity. Without it, IE caches AJAX calls so you get stale data.


En la llamada a onCreateView, te faltó poner el parámetro necesario al lado de LayoutInflater, ya que si te fijas, solamente estabas definiendo el tipo de dato, no el parámetro.


Nice catch!


El método es "inflate".


Good test!


Ohh right. Okay then my request is to please update the comment on MaxClaims to remove the nonsense I wrote. :)


I think the "if" test should be inverted?


So what headers would this option show when you do `curl -x proxy:8080 http://example.com` ?

That command will make it return headers (and body) from the proxy, and they can be a mix of the headers from the origin and the proxy (and we really can't tell which is which). Should we count that as origin headers?


Fixed in f51329ae053e12b54c4dcecf36701f0f9c93643a


- "Treat parameters passed to content providers as untrusted input and don't use them directly in SQL queries without sanitation. Without sanitation, SQL code can be sent via content provider requests and if included in a query return data or control to an attacker."?


The resources available to consumers aren't really relevant. Kafka needs to scale for production qps, even if consumers can't keep up.


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Updated PR 541 for the purpose.


Not sure if this should be forgiving as it's currently written or whether it should be more strict as in the commented out code.


Si, tienes razon, ya lo he visto, la logica esta encapsulada dentro del BlogsEntryAttachmentHelper.

Hay que arreglarlo, si


add codes to get variables from config file


No need for a `via` field here anymore.


> I don't think the form-factor should relate to the board physical size, it is irrelevant in my view...

Except people with a Pi2 or B+ might prefer to use a HAT-sized board, and people with a Pi0 might prefer to use a pHAT-sized board? \*shrug\*

> pHAT stands for 'pseudo' HAT, well, that is my preferred manufacturer independent definition

I was wondering if the 'p' stood for Pimoroni or Pico (i.e. small). Are all pHATs PiZero-shaped?

I'll wait to see what @Gadgetoid says...


Much more concise and simpler.


If a file had a mime type of `None`, I didn't want to set that as the header value.


hi,

thanks for the pull request. I am wondering if the problem isn't that I have -native in the .bb file name. I believe that my original intent was to have a recipe that could be target or native.. and I think i messed up.. I agree that as it is , this is a bug, and your patch fixes it.. I am wondering if we should remove -native in the bb filename and add in the recipe:
BBCLASSEXTEND = "native"

so that skales could be native or target.

what do you think?


Suggestion: could you add something like "(v2.0 API)" and "(v3 API)" for those settings that only make sense for one of the respective API versions?


How about we pass the kibana index name in a environment variable? To run it, you can use:

    env KIBANA_INDEX='.kibana1' ./load.sh


As far as I see you've already fixed that. At least the last build from 11 minutes ago passed OK.


Use full name here? That;s the elixir convention at least.


That's a great idea, hadn't thought of using decorators to augment these return values yet, but we certainly should.


I would move this to the adapter module since it is not mean to be public api it seems.


I think this change is wrong. By making A 0 (returned by _intra_cluster_distance) for clusters of size 1, doesn't make silhouette_samples returning 0 as the old code does. On the opposite, it returns 1, which is wrong. This is because, the the silhouette score depends on both A and B. When A is 0, then final result is always 1, no matter what value B has.


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Most of the time these days, I'll reset at < 50 battles anyway, I'm not going to wait for them to all go down to nothing. Maybe we can modchat the last battle if it stays open that far...


Indeed. Changed the sequence of includes.

2015-12-03 23:41 GMT+01:00 Radosław Kujawa <notifications@github.com>:

> As far as I see you've already fixed that. At least the last build from 11
> minutes ago passed OK.
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@ Edward D'auvergne

I  kind of realize you don't have anything better to do with your FG time.... but
What kind of game is this?

Most every plane, and first you send an empty commit setting the mime-types (to null): like in here fadec584464e416d7f5f2878b9b9f879c135387b
Then you send another empty commit manually reverting these changes (for whatever new reason): b73ab56c20ac6b18f9c289954c259bb097a2646a
And now, again, you are sending another commit manually re-setting the mime-types (in a series of aircrafts):
29e04217341e69bafad8059181d4a280ee3fc64b

I really think it should be Torsten and Curtis Job to remind you that the FG repository is not your toy.


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If any of these defs is copied from or inspired by python-heatclient code, it would be good to add an attribution.


File format changes to be HTML compatible md extension


- second sentence, "For example, if an attacker were to include "../../file" in a request, it could cause the program to read and return data from files the attacker wouldn't otherwise have access to in the context of the application."
- add comma after "Additionally"


this is what happens when you make changes before merging from upstream... reverted now by f7b1925


Inner lock don't need to irqsave/irqrestore, just make sure irqsave/irqrestore pairs covers all the locks that requires them.

Also, I just found out a serious issue with using ```tq->tq_lock_flags``` as flags. This value is changed out side of spin_lock context. We should only use local variable as flags.


PEP8:
Be consistent in return statements. Either all return statements in a function should return an expression, or none of them should. If any return statement returns an expression, any return statements where no value is returned should explicitly state this as return None , and an explicit return statement should be present at the end of the function (if reachable).

I don't think it improves the code or makes it more readable to switch to implicit return None if there are other returns in the same function. -1 to that.


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This will work, though it might be nice to have a method somewhere in soql-analyzer for formatting soql string literals, which both this and `StringLiteral#asString` can use.

These toString methods are definitely not meant to losslessly round-trip SoQL though.  In the general case, it is certainly not guaranteed that `parse(s).toString == s` (but it should be guaranteed that `parse(parse(s).toString) == parse(s)`).

That said, it is absolutely possible to construct an AST such that `parse(constructedAST.toString) != constructedAST`.  Indeed it is possible to construct an AST such that `parse(constructedAST.toString)` is an error.  Neither should never happen for trees generated by the parser.


Do you need to specify a minimum version here?


Apart from that: we ourselves ask for PEP8, so we should adhere to it too.


I think you mean to link to CWE 926 instead of 316 here so, `[CWE 926: Improper Export of Android Application Components](http://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/316.html)`


I agree, I love the TDD approach for stuff like this. When you're doing some kind of big architecture change, or refactoring, I think it's really the only way to have any confidence in what you're doing. Without it, it's kind of impossible (or at least, intolerably slow) to know if what you're doing is correct.


Awesome thanks!


Same here.


Oh, one other thing.  While `parse(parse(s).toString) == parse(s)` should hold, the AST's `equals` method ignores position data.  The equality would not hold in general, taking into account positions.


And here


if `imageName` is always going to equal `defaultSkyDNSImage` is there a reason to assign it to something else?


You've spelt cocoa incorrectly


And here.


I suppose I missed this from last week.

does it make sense to have this be a default for all processor factories? I understand they do not all need one, but I think consistency would be good.

The main reason I bring this up is that I am interested in introducing the ability for Processors to support `on_failure` processors to be executed. This would either be implemented by each processor separately, or it would be inherited by an abstract Processor and abstract Processor.Factory. In either case, the knowledge of the global `Map<String, ProcessorFactoryProvider> processorFactoryProviders` object would be required to construct the processors from a config. I was thinking of having this be passed to the processor factories in a similar fashion to how the config path is being done for grok and geoip.

what do you think?

@martijnvg


fast-forwarding end-to-end/timeseries to borshop-integration-1290-at/not_equals_must_be_filter = 54b1947d


Not sure what this is for, and it could also be a template override.


Easy enough to do.  On it!


SORRY @OMGMOG :gift: :heart: :+1: :question:


An actually, here too.


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At the very least, inspired, though I changed a bunch of things.  Where should I add the attribution?  I just realized we don't have a license/attribution header in every file.


I don't think so.  v3 support in the libraries has been there for a while, I gather.


- I'd flip "Intent" and "specified" so it reads, "...specified Intent..."


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I agree with Bob.

Another problem with the proposal concerns the use of a non-TEOS10
formulation for the latent heat of vaporization.  We are moving to TEOS10
with MOM6, albeit slowly and piecemeal. We should thus use TEOS10 when
making changes to the thermodynamics, such as that proposed here.  Here are
some more specific points.

--One concern raised by Alistair is that "A/ all TEOS10 formulas are only
in terms of Conservative Temperature and Absolute Salinity".

 A/ TEOS10 provides a latent heat of vaporization that is a function of
either in situ temperature (as per our SST) or Conservative Temperature,
and Absolute Salinity.  However, I note that the in situ temp function
first computes Conservative Temp before performing the latent heat
calculation.  Nonetheless, both are mere polynomials provided by TEOS10,
with explicit forms readily coded in MOM6.

 B/ The salinity variable in MOM6 is interpreted as Absolute Salinity when
making statements about mass budgets.  The MOM6 EOS, however, assumes
practical salinity.  When moving to TEOS10, we will not change the salinity
variable of MOM6, but merely interpret it consistently as Absolute Salinity
for the EOS as well as for mass budgets.  Even at this intermediate stage,
we should full use of the TEOS10 latent heat function using the MOM6
salinity field.

--The web page http://web.mit.edu/seawater/ is from the person Bob noted.
It provides thermo-physical properties of seawater, just as does TEOS10.
However, here are some cautionary remarks.

A/ The MIT work is based on the published paper

http://web.mit.edu/lienhard/www/Thermophysical_properties_of_seawater-DWT-16-354-2010.pdf
    Their work is focused on desalination plans, not oceanography.

B/ TEOS10 functions are based on a multi-year effort of publications and
reports, with input from the broader oceanography and thermodynamics
communities. TEOS10 has been vetted by hundreds of oceanographers across
many sub-disciplines.  It is sanctioned by all oceanographic organizations
as a replacement for the UNESCO formula of 1980 (appendix to Gill's book).

--We regularly communicate with the TEOS10 guru, Trevor McDougall.  I am
unsure if anyone at GFDL has ever met the MIT engineer, Mostafa Sharqawy,
who developed the desalination formulation, or he he would respond if
problems were found for our purposes.

--Here is a link to the TEOS10 functions that performs the calculation we
need.  I propose we bring the polynomial formulas from Matlab into MOM6.
We should NOT take another piece of code from the desalination community
that does not have the sanctioning of the international oceanography
community, nor the support we need when/if updates are needed.

https://github.com/TEOS-10/GSW-Matlab/blob/master/Toolbox/gsw_latentheat_evap_t.m

https://github.com/TEOS-10/GSW-Matlab/blob/master/Toolbox/gsw_latentheat_evap_CT.m

https://github.com/TEOS-10/GSW-Matlab/blob/master/Toolbox/gsw_CT_from_pt.m

Am I clear?

Steve

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wrote:

> According to the Mostafa Sharqawy et al. (2010) paper (see the paragraph
> preceding their eq. 37), the expression LHV_sw ~ LHV_fw * (1 - S / 1000) is
> introduced to take into account that only a fraction of the seawater is
> fresh water, and hence that "evaporating" a kg of seawater involves
> actually evaporating (1 - S / 1000) of a kg of water. Now when we use the
> latent heat of vaporization in our models, we actually accounting for this
> in kg of fresh water we evaporate, so we should not be using this
> additional conversion factor! There may be additional (chemical) effects of
> salinity to take into account, that is not what this term does!
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I've got three unit tests failing after the merge, working on that now. This merge was a little tricky since there were regex fixes and many of the regexes have moved. Working on that. I also have the list item hunter one passing with a real verbose partial.


:boom:


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I see. (it took me a solid minute to comprehend)


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I'll push that out this evening.


Besides: with implicit return None, you can't see when it leaves the function - nor can you set a breakpoint to see whether it gets there. That is why /I/ don't do implicit return None - so you can set a breakpoint there.


cierto, en los update hay que hacer:

else {
    smallImageImageSelector = new ImageSelector();
}


awesome, sounds like we are on our way!. Is Target allowing you time to do this? Just curious because I am in process here at work to have me work on open source during specified work time too.


isn't \Throwable enough for phpDoc?


Not really, although you certainly could have.

I just didn't like the flow control very much (remember, I even went as far as to call it *redundant*).

I shouldn't have made this a separate commit, though. I understand it might not make much sense without the rest of my changes to the method (see f7b1925), but I was in a hurry with pushing the new tests and this somehow squeezed through. Sorry about that.


XD


If consumers can't keep up, you will accumulate messages unless they are taking them out...which means, you will slowly overload your Kafka cluster...


> Except people with a Pi2 or B+ might prefer to use a HAT-sized board, and people with a Pi0 might prefer to use a pHAT-sized board? *shrug*

... we have links to the boards info on the site, typically the manufacturer's blurb. I'm sure if people care about the exact physical dimensions they can check it out?

pHAT is neither endorsed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, nor are there specs for it. It's unlikely that anyone besides Pimoroni would do an add-on board and call it pHAT. It's unlikely Pimoroni would do an add-on board that is not Pi Zero size and call it pHAT.


Why the special handling? Couldn't we just register a query yield, and process it like all the other commands?


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I also noticed just now, thanks. I changed it so that it's more consistent with the functions that already exist. Do you think it's better now its argument is a `rct_map_element` instead of `rct_map_element_path_properties`? They're all using the path properties though, so I thought it might be handy to pass these directly instead.


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Hi swift


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Yeah, we did for windows. But I think that we need to pull the package from something other than the default channel.


We only store N hours of data in Kafka, so yes, we will be expiring messages if you don't consume them fast enough. The cluster will be fine.


Can you also add a commit to normalize the file names to not have `_data` at the end?


Okay we need to do this discussion on the dropbox/marshal pull request


Good catch, thank you.


@thisisjeffwong Yep, you can nest macros, the preprocessor will just unwind them blindly in the order in which they appear, so you'll just need to define them in the right order.

What I don't like about adding a macro like CLCG_UNAVAILABLITY_GUARD_PRESENT is that I will still need to add that macro (plus the corresponding "pop" macro) deep in my code just to avoid a false positive returned by a totally unrelated tool, that should be able to detect it in the first place. You know what I mean?

Would deploymate detect the false positive if a function-existence check was used instead of `clcg_os_geq`? E.g.

    if ([[UIApplication sharedApplication] respondsToSelector:@selector(isRegisteredForRemoteNotifications)]) {
      return [[UIApplication sharedApplication] isRegisteredForRemoteNotifications];
    ...

I figure it might since that would be the apple-approved way to check.


Fix message in the next commit. Must be:

"Unable to use specified x = φ(x) function on this interval. See conditions of convergence for this method for details.


Please see my fixes. This command was faulty and comes with certain caveats. The hint is appreciated though, seems like I missed this. ;)


Yes, they are. :) That's why I'm able to put so much time into it. This work is mission-critical for us.


Должно быть также bold.


Given how simple this hash function is, why not just do this:
```@hash ||= 31 * 17 + @nanoseconds.hash```


В colors.xml


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Oh, it should be `collect { |k, group|` then. Can you PR?


Thanks for the comment. As I said previously it's taken from LFS commands on installing qt5. So now we need a brave heart to translate this perl mysterious secret to something like awk or sed or just add perl to dependencies only for this purpose!
Can you help in translating this perl statement to sed or awk?
perl -pi -e "s, -L$PWD/?\S+,,g"


Должен быть bold.


just for explicitness, but we could change it to be a one-liner


@pmorie I think so.

But I think we still need keep the `Image` both in the versioned API and internal API object for a while.

btw, I have a newer commit on the proposal:

https://github.com/yifan-gu/kubernetes/commit/dbbedd7d1c9bb1bd2263a390b49284b3e3b050d6https://github.com/yifan-gu/kubernetes/commit/dbbedd7d1c9bb1bd2263a390b49284b3e3b050d6


What about the installer? That should be generated as well, right?


@licong1112  @xurubin http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3825668/c-c-checking-for-null-pointer


You don't need to call `indexOf`, just pass the `commentStatementItem_` directly to `remove` it has an overload which takes a pointer.


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You could accomplish this without changing the underlying code by passing as an option (`roots_collection: proc { current_user.pages.roots }`) to the call to `sortable` see the [configuration docs](https://github.com/zorab47/activeadmin-sortable-tree#usage-tree).


Good point.


I don't think table "timeline" is used anywhere else. I guess we remove this `create_table`?


This should probably take care to run clang in a mode that doesn't try to do anything, and make sure to suppress the output (e.g., "clang++ -v > /dev/null 2> /dev/null").


Hi Swift :sunglasses:


What does `acts_as_list` do that is different?


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it's not immediately obvious why you're passing `getColumnDefsDepth() - 2`
would you mind adding a comment explaining that?


:heart: your git comment. Too funny.


Dlaczego łączysz stare eventy z nowymi? Chcemy wyswietlić ostatnie 12…


:wave:


Ditto, I've installed HHVM from Brew and only use the facebook/hhvm checkout for the API docs.


test


:+1: for injecting STDERR, so we don't need to test it with the complicated `capture` helper. Good thinking.


+ robisz 2 zapytania z niesamowitą ilością eventów.


Hello, Swift!


Yes, indeed. Will push again.


I think this should throw a "is not writable" exception (same as getset_get from cpython).  Here's a test case: `type(max).__dict__['__name__'].__set__(max, 1)`


(same)


It isn't, but the relevant PR is against `master`, not `release-0_12`, so #4269 isn't in play yet.


m_user_paused looks like a redundant variable to me?
(existing variable m_paused is set and cleared at the same time)


Sure. This comment is really helpful. Didn't know this skel file exists. Will use that from now on.


Amazing how long it's been! :tada:


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Do we have two maps now?


@bchess Do we need to add any external jar to use org.ofbiz.core.entity.GenericValue ?


IMO, for a case like this, it's nice to have it as a one-liner.

Side question: do all drivers hash time with this formula?


Should this entry be removed from stringtables?

Does this change mean that saves uncompatiable with previous?


what is the utility of the `._favicon.ico` file?


@firemark Ale jak nie ma 12 nowych, to wyświetlamy tyle ile ich jest, a resztę wyświetlamy zakończone. W sumie to `future_events` i `past_events` również mogą być ograniczone do 12.


@adibsaad Can we add a comment that `filteredAttrs` is a hash of the form ```{setting_field_name => setting_type}```, whereas `attrs` is a hash of either "Type-only" or "Metadata".
Type-only: ```{setting_field_name => setting_type}```
Metadata: ```{setting_field_name => {default: setting_default_value, type: setting_type} }```


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I'm against loosening this if we can avoid it.  Are we sure that numpy has this kind of bug (returns non-null but threw a CAPI exception) and relies on CPython allowing it?  Or maybe `PyErr_Occurred` was true before the call -- it'd be interesting to add an `ASSERT(!PyErr_Occurred())` before the `callChosenCF` call.


thanks fam, you listened to me :v)


Thankyou guys, very helpful!


It's confusing that we are updating `v` to be another value here, especially since this operation (albeit intentionally) does not update the `attrs` hash. Can we instead use a different variable name here, such as `setting_type`, and use `setting_type` in line 24 when checking the type?


Hello World


Sure, feel free to change it.
I am not sure, I follow the hash function style described in http://developer.android.com/reference/java/lang/Object.html#writing_hashCode


🙏 thank you


Hi. maybe I'm completely stupid, but I have a problem installing this patch. As I understand, I have two files (master and translation). I have to somehow install master file (using what? basic installation through recovery mode didn't work) and then replace files that master creates with files in translation file, using some kind of rooted file manager? Maybe you have some kind of step-by-step instructions for such newbies as I am?) Android 4.1.2, rooted.


ich habe mal in der sub SIGNALduino_OSV2 in der Testphase die loglevel auf 4 gesetzt.
Wenn alles funktioniert können sie wieder hoch auf 5


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Isn't this only possible for `ta->tid` ?


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can we move this check to the end of the loop, I find it more natural there?


Which binary/command? In the meanwhile, I did some fixes for ld (finally switched to Apple's libunwind for exception processing).


NVM, I see now that this is changed in the next commit.


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Are you planning to update the predesigned ship designs? As this'll break them quite badly as is and I never finished what I was working on with them.

(NB: it's something I've wanted for ages as you know, but it's got some significant knock on effects that could be planned for better)


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Oh haii....


You should always do takeLast in such cases. Same run-time but less memory overhead (depth-first, instead of breadth-first)


I think `jl_stackbase` also need to be changed to `ptls->stackbase`.


@dslmeinte reactive composable graph transformations FTW.


This seems like something that should be printed and parsed as part of the instruction, not left in a comment.


There's a same for loop at line 86, sorry for the incorrect type declaration


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тепер є???


@adibsaad I don't think `type` can ever be a `Hash` here because we are getting it from `filteredAttrs`, which is simply a hash from `{ settings_field_name => settings_field_type }`, i.e. it is not ever pointing to the metadata hash. Can we remove these lines to reduce confusion?


I connect just fine to http://archive.4plebs.org


// , Could I add features from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/antirez/redis/3.0/redis.conf to this?


- First sentence "PendingIntent allows an app to pass an Intent to a second application that can then execute that Intent as if it were the originating app (i.e., with the same permissions)."?


done


pHAT might catch on! Who knows. It was born out of necessity more than anything else. With the Pi Zero imminent we recognised that a more cost-effective form-factor was required, something that fit the physical dimensions and dropped the EEPROM which we've so far not had any real use from.

I guess our "definition" is:

* Physical dimensions of the Pi Zero
* Mounting hole placement of the Pi Zero
* 40pin holes for users choice of header ( no pre-soldered header )
* No EEPROM

The p doesn't stand for much, and is probably mostly there so we could call one product "PHAT BEATS DAC". Oh and so it's not called a "HAT".

It could mean "pico" or "pirate" or "princess", we just don't know!

As for what of this information is relevant- that's really tricky. Board dimensions are nice, but they can vary so widely in shape that the dimensions become meaningless.

Whether a HAT or pHAT is compatible with the classic 26-pin header should be implicit, not explicit; ie: it's expressly detailed by which pins it uses, so there's no need for a separate flag.

Detailing whether a board requires a 40 or 26 pin header is probably sensible, but should probably be a "headersize" field or something.

Form factor is still somewhat useful information, but I'd probably only use "HAT" , "pHAT" or "Other". Often this is implied in the product name anyway.


Fighters added? No stringtable entry, intentional add or something you're testing?


whoops bug not big\*


i'm so curious :) can i get access to the hl vm repo?:)


The option is correct, the formatting is not. We should keep the string all on one line.


done!


Turbo,
You have a PHP code in the xml file!#?


multiline strings in shell variables don't work that way.  The argument is correct, however.


Personally I'd prefer map element.


So, this issue is a bit involved :)  This comes from a corner case in the C API that we don't support: sq_concat (which is how tuple addition is defined) gets called _after_ `__add__` and `__radd__`.  This means that if we throw an exception our `tuple.__add__`, we won't bother checking for an `__radd__`, which is different from CPython which will call `__radd__` first.

Check out [this python-dev thread](https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2015-May/140020.html), or [test/tests/str_adding.py](https://github.com/dropbox/pyston/blob/master/test/tests/str_adding.py).  str_adding.py actually enforces for str the opposite behavior from what you changed here, since it's required by sqlalchemy.

So anyway, I think either choice (NotImplemented or throwing a TypeError) has some compatibility issues.  Ideally we'd support the full sq_concat corner case, but so far it's seemed like supporting `__radd__` is more important than checking for the exception, since the `__radd__` behavior is actually relied on.  Is it easy / reasonable to change the numpy test?  `__add__` functions in general aren't supposed to throw TypeErrors so I'm inclined to say that it's not great if numpy is asserting on that.


That first 2147483648 should be 2147483647


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Great! This one is also necessary to be able to use dmenu with latest release of dwm.


Yes “cancel” is the right word for that user action, that is how it has been labeled at OS level since before Unix time. At one point, when the talk was for the edit panels to be modal, the following markup was suggested:

```
<p class="txp-edit-action"><button>Cancel</button> <input type="submit" value="Save" class="publish"></p>
```

The `class` -name may need to change, although it is not used atm.
I don’t think you need more, or do I miss something?
There is even a forum thread about this…


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Yes in general I think you're right, but currently only thread 0 can have tasks not currently running. Would be safer to change it I guess.


Ship it.
Khurram,

Can you please play with it more ? Like, what is going to happen in UNION/UNION ALL (left/right side), different types of joins (left right full outer), aggregation, lots of tables in a join and one is empty directory ?
Is error propagate correctly in all these cases ?

Please let me know  what you think,
Vicky.


Yes, absolutely. This will happen alongside with designing the SIL assembler syntax for debug locations and scopes <rdar://problem/22706994&22706994>.


I had disabled this because it doesn't let you choose a custom folder. If there isn't enough room on the home partition, you don't get a warning until it's full.


Great, sounds good as long as it's planned.


Ja, die xmlhttprequest was toegevoegd om alle inkomende socket messages te registreren en op te slaan op de server, zodat het nadien kan "gereplayed" worden. We dachten het eerst in de javascript zelf te registreren, maar dat zou een vrij grote json opleveren, dus dachten we het door te sturen naar een serverpagina die dat op de server zelf opsloeg. En die dat nadien terug kon geven. Maar dat moet dus server-side geïmplementeerd worden, tenzij er een eenvoudigere manier is natuurlijk :p


Did you do a newline change (CRLF <-> LF) here? I wonder why the original lines are also marked as changed?


#5174-Zone-Name-for-Condenser-Placement-in-DX-Coils-is-misusing-the-zone-name-as-a-node-name (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1947 of 1968 tests passed)

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@wetliu has anyone commented on this yet? Is this your latest?

JDO


Yes, this is critical for being able to write SIL->SIL debug info test cases.


Nope, I'm wrong.


New commit pushed.


But don't you want the stackbase for the thread that is running the task instead of the current thread?


Maybe cleanup to empty all slots before call LoadEquipment


Kurde, nie rozumiem ale wcześniej pobierałem 12 najnowszych według daty i oznaczałem te które przekroczyły teraźniejszy czas. Co w tym było nie tak?


Or I was right? IDUNNO


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why are people so into leaving a mark at the first commit?
BTW: @hoodie was here :D


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These are called "Table Value Constructors" in the standard


Why do you need this? It may be because you still had a .godir in a project?


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I'm aware that this is not really the most elegant solution...


@petebacondarwin Amazing work! It covers every use case I could come up with!
Also, I really love the fact that it's very easy to add new slots on top of existing directives without creating "default" slots.


@mathiasbynens hmm, and why `JEKYLL_ENV` should go first?


why do you need these binaries in the repo?


oic. You are not vendoring your dependencies.


Thanks Vicky. I will start with UNION/UNION ALL (left/right side) empty input. And go from there.


Timestamps in MediaWiki are weird. See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Timestamp. You'll want to change this to binary(14) and manually set it using wfTimestampNow() instead of using CURRENT_TIMESTAMP. I know this seems dumb, but that's how pretty much all timestamps in MediaWiki are expected to be recorded.


i also find this https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl/blob/master/youtube_dl/utils.py#L732 and this https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl/blob/master/youtube_dl/utils.py#L1414 maybe they should also to be changed.


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This try/catch block with alert seemed to me like extra debug check that someone forgot to remove.
Any real error here would be handled by error callback.


문제 되는 경우가 있는지 몰랐네 참고할께. 그래도 뭔가 좀 더 easy한게 있을꺼 같긴한데.. 하다보면 알게되겠지 ㅎㅎ


[It’s how Bash works.](http://unix.stackexchange.com/a/126942/6040)


편한대로 해도 상관없을듯~


`JEKYLL_ENV` is an environment variable rather than an argument to `jekyll`.


@firemark Pobierałeś 12 najnowszych - w sensie najbardziej odległych w czasie. I tak na pierwszym miejscy było wydarzenie które odbędzie najpóźniej, na drugim to co wcześniej itd. A potrzeba wyświetlić 12 wydarzeń, począwszy od najbliższego. Jeśli nie ma takich 12 wydarzeń, to za ostatnim (najbardziej odległym w czasie) wyświetl wydarzenia minione (event.is_old = True), zaczynając od skończonego najwcześniej. Czyli w odwrotnej kolejności niż są wydarzenia nieskończone.


I wonder how this worked before, @meh you have any idea?


이거는 개취로 가요~


You'll want to have an index on the timestamp as well. Pretty much any kind of logging table needs one.


Hi John. No. I think the Bandwidth-11-29-saturated is the lastest. Thank you. I will change the name to "latest" for the latest code later.


it does, but it's `@protected` by default. I wanted it explicitly private (subclasses shouldn't be setting directly).  might get that behavior already, will have to check.


Hello, Swift!


이거는 스타일 가이드 업데이트 하도록 할께요.


This is not entirely accurate. It can be used wherever a query can be used (e.g., at the top-level).


ones for non modal galleries, i.e. fetches & returns image info. i could probably consolidate these too, but I didn't to prevent the possibility of non-modal galleries causing their modal data sources to fetch data.


@ThomasBurleson when you updated my PR, you added this `&theme-id=20485` parameter. It is causing problems.

It disables the tabs to quickly view the CSS, JS, HTML, and hides the 'Edit this on CodePen' link. I don't know if this is caused by an update to CodePen or not, but removing this `theme-id` param fixes it.


#5257-EMS-parser-problem-with-negative-number-on-right-side-of-IF (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1978 of 1978 tests passed)

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[Artigo Siscon Patrimônios II.docx](https://github.com/SIN1028ProjetoSoftware2015/ALMOX/files/51481/Artigo.Siscon.Patrimonios.II.docx)

Segunda versão do artigo com mudanças nas telas e nos textos de descrição.


I can change that but the other "SQL" sections in the docs are named according to the syntax for that command.  For example we have "CREATE TABLE AS".  @electrum what do you think?


turns out i don't need to declare it as private. already the default, i guess.


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Merged, tested that it still builds on VS 2013.


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Yes, they're just always equal in the current system since only thread 0 can task switch. But I'll change it to make it more general.


I only play with the master branch because of the missing syscall for now. Can't recall which one it was, they behave different each time anyway.


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On the second thought, this way we could handle the errors in contacts.create method.
I will put back the try/catch then, but IMO it's better to just write exception details to the result field or to the console than to use alert.


Yeah that's true. I'll change it.


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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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```


> since only thread 0 can task switch

Oh, I didn't know we have this limitation....


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This function can be reduced to this:

return confirm('Are you sure?');

An example: http://jsfiddle.net/8wo4dck8/


#5257-EMS-parser-problem-with-negative-number-on-right-side-of-IF (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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This code does not look familiar... just to make sure: I believe this code is unchanged from orleans master?


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This should be the SQL syntax


Without :
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8507657/11577904/5dc82f26-9a21-11e5-89be-dc79615bd52e.png)
With :
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8507657/11577910/664f3108-9a21-11e5-93e4-845290090581.png)


Space after "t"


Space


pointER, I'm sure?


now the same *ballpack* rescaling as in [`scattergl`](https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/blob/master/src/traces/scattergl/convert.js#L508).


Do you want hybris-common to have to be explicitly called, ie make -j1 hybris-hal hybris-common

Or do you want it included in hybris-hal? Thanks!


The origin of this bug is just to not display additional status lines from proxies?


multiply the error value by the `scaleFactor` and :boom:


VERSIONE 0.1.1

Inserisco delle colonne nelle tabelle Category e Product in modo da poter predisporre la registrazione sul database di quei valori.


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I chose to not use the super.save() method in order to have the FrevvoUploadedFiles object to pass to the SubmissionCreatedEvent. If there is a way to get the FrevvoUploadedFiles object (or even get pdfRenditions from the attachments Map) then I would opt to use the suggested method at that point.


cosmetic remark: since you replaced the while loop by a do loop, there is no more need to initialize cnt


same cosmetic remark: since you replaced the while loop by a do loop, there is no more need to initialize cnt


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We really want LogWarn to make sure we don't silently drop.


y esta variable?


Well removing this feature breaks all installers using Steam game files with the Linux client, people not having enough space on their Steam directory are a edge case (+steam data games are not very big, maybe 1.5GB at most for Doom 3)


@andyli Thanks for the heads up. Looks like a permission error on the server maybe? I'll take a quick look now...


This should go into previous line according to ganesha/linux kernel coding styles.


this appears to have caused a stack overflow. this line calls back into itself.


what is this 5000? it is a good practice to define all constants as const and give them a meaningful name


I'm beginning to wonder if we should just combine these into 1 table and add a 'current' boolean field. Reassessments aren't done very often. A typical article+project assessment will probably change a total of 4 or 5 times over the entire life of the article. Hmmm.


The change fixes this potential issue, which is new in this branch.
```t.Item3.Select(a => Tuple.Create(a.Silo, a.Activation)).ToList())``` might fail because t.Item3 is null (see below that there is a check to see whether tuple.Item3 was null, otherwise potentially remove the item from the cache


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Just doing a little math here. Number of blocks = 20M/1k = 20k blocks.


Hi @filsys, i commented on that commit about the code that blocks thr partial reconciliation on multiple lines. I will create a PR today.


Hey, I'm sorry, i didn't give you the right username? Can u re-add me?


> The Windows Universal support in Protobuild is just what was merged in by @DDReaper

Possibly he "upgraded" the XSLTs to a new version in the process or something which was never our intent really.

However if the new Win10 SDK solves it then I see no problem with that.  My only concern is https://github.com/mono/MonoGame/issues/4281 .


@malev @mateoclarke and I were working on this a bit tonight, we were able to push your code to gh-pages branch which is [live](http://open-austin.github.io/open-austin-org/)

we're confused why the header isn't appearing live but is committed in gh-pages branch. is there some jekyll magic that works locally but not on gh-pages for some reason?

https://github.com/open-austin/open-austin-org/blame/gh-pages/_includes/header.html#L18-L22


Any reason for the cast?


yeah i was going to offer that suggestion. It checks if HR is less than zone, but never if it's greater than zone. But now we good


devolver una lista de objetos es medio sucio, quizas tupla estaria mejor


Instead you can just redeclare this method with the `WMFImageGalleryDataSource` as the data type of the data source. then you get compile time checking instead of needing run time checking.


daccord..non je pensais que cetais ton numero car jai perdu mon cellulaire
donc jai enregistrer le numero de ta femme pensant que cest la tienne je
suis desolé..

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Looks good.  Keep it up.


Alternatively, is there a reason you are removed the data source initialization out of this class? Before you didn't need to do this because it was handled internally.


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I can confirm this fixes the issue. I'm thinking either metamind doesn't have our server IP whitelisted, or Python + Flask is using a different form of encoding for responding with images through HTTP.


I admit to using copy-paste, but only when creating the various directories and such, and the server.js file basics from this specific commit:

+var express = require('express');
+var app = express();
+
+app.get('/', function (req, res) {
+  res.send('Hello World!');
+});
+
+var server = app.listen(3000);

The rest of this will be done by hand, I was just trying to avoid making busy-work for myself.


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Do you need to cast here as well? Is the compiler not picking up what you are putting down?


What other kind of data source can we have here?


como no se editar aqui les digo por notas xD
los estatus solo serian Administrador=1 y paciente=2


Fixed in c57a9b78de409eb4e929856482ed2a9f89df9f45


My understanding of the memory usage is hazy but I think this bit of code improves memory leaks slightly:

    for(i = 0; i < s.size; i++) {
      free(s.items[i]->lp);
      free(s.items[i]);
    }
    free(sitems);

This thinking is based off of what valgrind is reporting as lost memory.  Without the for loop I get 504 bytes lost on the quinn.cnf benchmark file.  With the for loop I get 248 bytes lost on the same file.

I won't push to this repo yet.  I wanted to get your guys' thoughts first.


Add a set_title($locale['465']) in the correct position then?


> markAsReadInBackground 被设计成让用户调用，可以让用户在处理复杂界面逻辑时保持最大灵活性

这个能解释的更加具体一点吗？


antes devolvia una referencia al comprobante, ahora una lista con un booleano y un mensaje (como object), eso suena raro... como el tipo de la funcion es debil, podría llevar a errores dificiles de rastrear
además, hay casos en que no hay return


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I think >= is more logical in line 335 (if another thread has the same depth but better score).
"if (   th->completedDepth >= bestThread->completedDepth"


Noticed I did this, eh? @cuzz1369 ;)


Do we need code to convert part 1 into it's whole, numerator, and denominator parts and then **The same code** repeated to convert part 2? Is there a better way to do this?


Done.


It can telecommute or troubleshoot another computer across the world.


Haha! Good find.


其实对于 sdk 来讲，只要收到消息了就应该发送 ack，因为这个逻辑是跟用户逻辑无关的，所以这里感觉还是 sdk 发去好一些，如果让用户去发 ack 的话容易把离线消息与未读消息搞混。


ECHO WITH OPTIONS IS LAME


ok


What do you want then...


aa


Wow.  Will test.


PRINTF!


PRINTF '%s\n' "blah
blah"


This is a weird diff after all... LAME. Should have split the commits.


testing


gh


This gets annoying during testing. I might disable it soon.


jk


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This doesn't seem to be passing any of the tests. the *parts* variable gets the second operand, but wholeNum always fails unless the second operand is a negative number.


thanks chris for the nice fix


Image is just a placeholder


You should fix Refresh_C


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Is it used? Is mostly april64 and quirky packages


Good catch, I should have spotted that myself.


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Some users pointed it out and wanted. Not so sure it does anything myself
but will test.
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./autogen && configure worked flawless, albeit haven't provided any additional arguments.

Tested ./x52_test and ./x52cli, and both appear to work.  Just wish we saw this 2+ years ago!  Saitek could have really made some money.


OK.

Through several days testing.
NO any kernel panic.

I see your kernel track: pc is ffffffc00008f4d0   sp is ffffffc06d557db0
This is system memory address, not kernel memory address.
Have you encountered a blackscreen?


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Thanks, you were right, I got it now :)


It'd be better if we use a name that's better show what the entity is.
instead of names, maybe use entry ?


Are we bringing back the Timeline table?


lo  cambie me dio la gana


The mere inclusion of the legacy XOOPS variable requires us to honor the copyright and license header - I will not risk another struggle with them over this.


awesome!


Hey @lecstor, it was removed simply because I didn't find it necessary. It was one of those nice-to-have's but ultimately the same functionality could be achieved without it.

Dotenv is pretty much just there to ensure that if no `NODE_ENV` is specifically provided, it will default to "development". Doing production builds (with `npm run compile` or `npm run deploy`) can still be targeted to the desired environment via `NODE_ENV=production npm run deploy` (or its Windows counterpart). On a related note, it's somewhat assumed that somebody running something like `npm start` or `npm run test:dev` won't ever be doing so with a `NODE_ENV` override, thereby eliminating the need to explicitly define a `NODE_ENV` for those scripts via better-npm-run. This assumption is somewhat unclear, so I do have to make some improvements to the documentation to make it more clear that this is the intended usage.

Hopefully that clears things up; if not, I'd be happy to discuss it further. I'm very interested in cleaning up the configuration, so I'll take a look at your fork tomorrow morning when I have more time.

Let me know your thoughts.


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- [ ] Why this processing(`assertExist`) is needed in this method ?


First for submission

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This is something we need to eliminate - 2.0 is to be a complete break of legacy references, so we can move forward unhindered.


ขอบคุณค่ะ ^_^!


Sorry guys lol


- [ ] Please modify to use `WebDriverInputFieldAccessor` instead of `sendKeys`. For details, refer to [here](https://github.com/terasolunaorg/terasoluna-gfw-functionaltest/blob/master/terasoluna-gfw-functionaltest-selenium/src/test/java/org/terasoluna/gfw/functionaltest/app/queryescape/QueryEscapeTest.java#L42). `WebDriverInputFieldAccessor` has two option (`sendKeys` style and JavaScript style). Javascript style is default because it can be type faster.


ok, cool, thanks. Yes, I have just found that node-config was defaulting to loading in development mode and I couldn't find a reason, so I ditched the development overrides and put them straight in the default config. All appears to be working fine, as-is, without setting NODE_ENV.


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This should say that I also fixed Link's grab issue.


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Sharing files is rapid, effortless and secure


For the sake of security, we have not included the version in any headers or publicly accessible pages. I caution against starting now


Does this leave room for overwriting of the title by instances of the template? I think it would be nice to have screen and, eventually, selected sample, on the title.


find it


welcome!


We probably need a fence before this line.


Tambah Gan


This will not be idempotent. Think about how to make sure to write the seed file that always populate the same data.


Is this really an arXiv paper or is it an IAU paper that happens to be on arXiv?


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


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updated commit message


Sigh. I thought you said you _didn't_ want angle-bracketed `#include` paths in source files.


Tambah


Felix:

Los cambios que hagas en este archivo no van a ser posibles de cargarse, las traducciones se deben hacer SIEMPRE en el archivo es_MX.po


Thanks @vCloudernBeer! Would you mind adding another commit that removes checking off that I'm confirmed & speaking at the event? The line right now would be `|SCALEx14 2016|Jan 21-24|LA,CA|||TBD|` I think. Just push this up to the current branch and I'll know I'm able to merge after that!


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ขอบคุณค่ะ ^___^!!


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I get it


I see missed the `data` `rawdata` split, sorry about wasting your time! Taking a simple pointer seems good enough for the vast majority of use cases.


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Only the person being reported gets a message about it. So no. If you get it, you know its at you.


It was just to work with self host.
I have to add it via maven dependency.
Sure
thanks


No, this is a file generated by lex. So when I re-ran lex after modifying the grammar, the warning guards didn't get re-inserted. As nice as it is to have the warnings gone, we probably should live with them here (and for the outputs of smarts.yy and sln.yy)


What will we do with Donation? Maybe it's better to just include that in the description.


Also output from lex


yep, will fix it there.