```
Pre-verifying Debian dependency keys...
Running 'rosdep update'...
Key 'python-dlib' resolved to '['dlib']' with installer 'pip', which does
not match the default installer 'apt'.
Failed to resolve python-dlib on ubuntu:saucy with: Error running
generator: The Debian generator does not support dependencies which are
installed with the 'pip' installer.
python-dlib is depended on by these packages: ['jsk_perception']
<== Failed
Key 'python-dlib' resolved to '['dlib']' with installer 'pip', which does
not match the default installer 'apt'.
Failed to resolve python-dlib on ubuntu:trusty with: Error running
generator: The Debian generator does not support dependencies which are
installed with the 'pip' installer.
python-dlib is depended on by these packages: ['jsk_perception']
<== Failed
Key 'python-gdown' resolved to '['gdown']' with installer 'pip', which does
not match the default installer 'apt'.
Failed to resolve python-gdown on ubuntu:saucy with: Error running
generator: The Debian generator does not support dependencies which are
installed with the 'pip' installer.
python-gdown is depended on by these packages: ['jsk_perception']
<== Failed
Key 'python-gdown' resolved to '['gdown']' with installer 'pip', which does
not match the default installer 'apt'.
Failed to resolve python-gdown on ubuntu:trusty with: Error running
generator: The Debian generator does not support dependencies which are
installed with the 'pip' installer.
python-gdown is depended on by these packages: ['jsk_perception']
<== Failed
Key 'python-skimage' resolved to '['scikit-image']' with installer 'pip',
which does not match the default installer 'apt'.
Failed to resolve python-skimage on ubuntu:saucy with: Error running
generator: The Debian generator does not support dependencies which are
installed with the 'pip' installer.
python-skimage is depended on by these packages: ['jsk_recognition_utils']
<== Failed
Key 'python-skimage' resolved to '['scikit-image']' with installer 'pip',
which does not match the default installer 'apt'.
Failed to resolve python-skimage on ubuntu:trusty with: Error running
generator: The Debian generator does not support dependencies which are
installed with the 'pip' installer.
python-skimage is depended on by these packages: ['jsk_recognition_utils']
<== Failed
Some of the dependencies for packages in this repository could not be
resolved by rosdep.
You can try to address the issues which appear above and try again if you
wish.
```

pip blocks automated bloom release, please wait a moment

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remove get :delete from everywhere.


Remove and never commit .idea and /bin or /out folder because it is all auto-generated files.


Humm, sure enough. I'm just relaying a report but I'll ask for confirmation.


this is incorrect way to do delete.


please how to implement destroy in rails


Docker tag `v1.0.1` is wrong. Must be without `v` -> `1.0.1`


Fixes issue #48


Addresses issue #48


The Linux build broke at npm install time due to the OS mismatch.

I think I understand the basic idea here, and that we can make this an optional dependency and everything is fine. I did that and my individual problem is solved. The problem of course is that Linux builds will fail (at npm install time) on the OS mismatch--including CI jobs running in the middle of night that will end up waking up some poor guy to fix it. It's easy enough for me to figure this out and fix it, although the whole process took an hour or so, but I wonder how many other projects are there out there which are built under Linux as well as Windows and will run into this same problem and have to change their package.json files? What exactly was the downside of having this package installed when building under Linux that led to this change--was it just an optimization, or something else?

Anyway, thanks for your work on this but I need to be convinced this was a good idea.


not totally sure what you mean, i think `date_field` is one of `by_completion_time` or `by_submission_time` (or any other date_field string you'd like to pass in which seems to be what you're suggesting)


No worries, I think we should probably just no-op. I'll revert for now, we can always go back to it.

And for the record, @barneycarroll: Still super happy about the contribution.


Do we need ext=3 ? I don't think interpolating the telluric spectra beyond the input range makes sense.

Also, hte conversion to nm would be better in load_telluric_lines(), I think. Here the factor is quite hidden.


@alketh should we do something else here? I was not sure what to do when the group does not have the variable of interest.


Done.


Just noticed this. Lodash calls this `.cancel()` and in v4 will have a `.flush()` too.


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A minor improvement:
```python
if line.product_id.invoice_policy != 'cost' or (line.product_id.invoice_policy == 'cost' and line.price_unit == self._get_invoice_price(line.order_id))
```
The `invoice_policy` will be most likely different from `'cost'`, so it avoids unnecessary calls to `_get_invoice_price`


@ehelms is this needed?  We don't have a lot of el7 capacity.


This fork will be an ongoing side-project for fun. A place to work on my skills in HTML, CSS, JQuery, Javascript and the MEAN back-end stack (Node.js, Angular.js, Express, and MongoDB). My background is in fitness and have been the owner of a California-based Yoga studio for over 2 years, and have a close friend as a nutritionist to supply me with more accurate numbers to make this project into a more visually appealing (potentially hosted) and scientifically accurate application for adults - since let's face it, children are not a great market in the real world for anything related to fitness and their eating habits reflect indulgence to survival, with very few being interested at an early age in portion control or reaching daily/weekly/monthly weight or macro-nutrient goals. I have led individuals of all ages through a process of health and rejuvenation of the energy and strength through Yoga and conscious living for almost 3 years, practicing Ashtanga Vinyasa and Hatha Yoga myself on a daily basis. This app has a great foundation written in javascript and deserves to be remade for adults and pushed toward a production-level status.


On first look it looks like it's using Grunt


Thanks, I’m getting warnings when I use it, though. And it looks to be using an older version of the schema.

./envs/fiscal-data-package-demos/lib/python3.5/site-packages/datapackage_registry/registry.py:36: ResourceWarning: unclosed file <_io.TextIOWrapper name='/Users/dan/workspace_large/envs/fiscal-data-package-demos/lib/python3.5/site-packages/datapackage_registry/schemas/registry.csv' mode='r' encoding='UTF-8’>

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Looks great!

The function was build in a way that any group of species passed to the
function produces the desired output. Therefore incorrect user output is
kindly mitigated.

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> I was not sure what to do when the group does not have the variable of
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@vitorbaptista how do we enforce the registry lib to use the http request behaviour and not use the local cache?


Another option is to just remove method from the keygen function. It would mean that GET and HEAD requests for the same resource would overwrite each other, but I don't think that's such a big deal since they're supposed to return all the same data except body. I'm not sure there's a real use case where someone would be calling HEAD and GET on the same resource anyhow. Which do you think is the better solution?


You should use [global gitignore](https://help.github.com/articles/ignoring-files/) so everyone can ignore different sets of files. Here's mine - https://github.com/eed3si9n/dotfiles/blob/master/gitignore_global


It does, it uses both. Though grunt has nothing to do with our js modules


Official name is `ArmA3Sync`.


I don't think this is an good example for the networks table change.
If the CN's hostname/ip changed,  what is the most possiblilty for network table change?
A new network entry for a different ip network? or a gateway change?


I will change


A Linux colleague was unable to install and serve, until such point as we removed this package. Specifying target OS means unsupported platforms won't install this.

I'm taken aback that your install *fails* because of a dependency marked for an incompatible OS — it seems without mandating `optionalDependencies` this actually does the opposite of what it should! I suppose, like `peerDependencies`, this is one of those features that's conceptually intuitive until you find someone who intuits something completely different :)

Sorry for the breakage — roll it back!


yes


Ok


Ref.: [polib’s documentation](http://polib.readthedocs.org/en/latest/index.html)


Thanks!


@clivem Thanks for the feedback - it's not unexpected, but still good to hear.


10/10 -ign


At least these should be `private[sbt]` so other code can get to them.
Is there a specific motivation to hiding these?


Jeeze, I hope you will not annotate all lines you commit.


Got it. Thanks for clearing that up for me. I'm still trying to find my way around here.


according to the comments in cdf.c, flag=3 should be correct for sampling spectra. why change this?


@ktrzeciaknubisa Done, thanks


partsManagerInRoutine() computes partMdata for the first part outside for loop, how come not do it in the for loop itself?


Welcome :) here to help!


Ok, last night I upgraded my system to kubuntu 15.10 and now I'm at cmake 3.2.2


Shouldn't this pattern be left as generic as before?


Ok ,  I will try to improve my commit messages as well as modification with my seeds.rb thank you


Second A is capital as well :grin:


Am 09.12.2015 um 15:29 schrieb E Bischoff:
> A link where you cannot ping is useless - OK I know you're more interested in getting interfaces up and down, but still... So I'll reject the patch.
>
> I am surprised this uses LACP (which, as you say, does not work because of the bridging on the host). I think the solution is rather to disable LACP.

Yes, using another bonding mode (active-backup, ...) should work too.

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Thanks i will make changes.


No opinions? @bradh do I change it to boolean?


test is always good


for the case of uiop package absence.


you don't actually need to autobind everything -- just the event handlers

probably fine to do for most things, but could get in trouble if you ever have to create a lot of instances of a class (slower performance/higher memory usage)


why
```
+  .scroll-view.overflow-scroll {
+    position: relative; }
+  .scroll-view.scroll-x {
+    overflow-x: scroll;
+    overflow-y: hidden; }
+  .scroll-view.scroll-y {
+    overflow-x: hidden;
+    overflow-y: scroll; }
+  .scroll-view.scroll-xy {
+    overflow-x: scroll;
+    overflow-y: scroll; }
```
not the
```
+  .scroll-view.overflow-scroll {
+    position: relative; }
+  .scroll-view.scroll-x {
+    overflow-x: auto;
+    overflow-y: hidden; }
+  .scroll-view.scroll-y {
+    overflow-x: hidden;
+    overflow-y: auto; }
+  .scroll-view.scroll-xy {
+    overflow-x: auto;
+    overflow-y: auto; }
```


gfdg


cici rulez


No ... that's ugly :P


This creates two figure windows, the first remaining empty. Remove the `pl.figure()` line.


I know, but that's how it is. :P


Actually yes; the pin out I used can be found in RcUno project; in si-radio
branch. But you can pass the pinouts to the constructor too; so no static
pin out is required actually.
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fixed in next fixup batch


Add `ax2.legend()` so that the labels for the curves get shown.


Why using redirects instead of multiviews ?
http://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-apache-lang-neg

Also 301 is a permanent redirect, so the user won't have any chance to change its language preference setting as the redirect will be cached by the browser. For this purpose, a temporary 302 redirect should be preferred.


Is this not the same as `if (hasLabel)` ?


const ref (player) ?


I am a nice comment


relative URLs are going to get you in trouble with `html5history` if you ever change the URL's path


Each context needs to be cancelled to release resources. This request scoped context is never cancelled. Please add a cancel in the `exec`/`execBatch` methods.


const ref (player)?


Simulation takes some time, so it would be nice to provide a little progress update for the user, maybe once per round through this loop.


const ref?


I would take the plotting out of the simulate method and add `example.plot_data()` at the end of the main program.


According to [PSR-2 Interface names MUST end with Interface](https://github.com/php-fig/fig-standards/blob/master/bylaws/002-psr-naming-conventions.md)


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is it possible if we could create an npm version for this?


Sistem Management Penyetoran Telur Online


const ref? (some of these might be dupes)


.idea/ folders shouldn't be on commits


yes, but we need skyarch-networks account on NPM


Strange line break.


format the code before commiting please


and I dont have it


I think it is "homeostatic", not "homostatic" (the e is missing).


this breaks build!!

drivers/input/touchscreen/synaptics_dsx_htc/built-in.o:(.bss+0x100): multiple definition of `android_touch_kobj'
drivers/input/touchscreen/max1187x.o:(.bss+0x38): first defined here
make[5]: *** [drivers/input/touchscreen/built-in.o] Error 1
make[4]: *** [drivers/input/touchscreen] Error 2
make[3]: *** [drivers/input] Error 2
make[3]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....


I would suggest creating an additional constructor method which accepts a timeout instead of a setter. I don't think that it is necessary to change the timeout during the lifetime of the server and this would require synchronisation.


sure, thanks :)


I dislike that the behavior is different when -git_describe_match is specified as opposed to when it is not specified. Can you revert this and make the behavior uniform, i.e. just strip a leading “v” if found please?

If it’s necessary to make the stripping more powerful or even configurable, let’s discuss that in a separate issue.


Is there a reason why you can’t just append --match to the git describe call that we already have below?


In `migration/rdma.c` line 3509:
    s->file = qemu_fopen_rdma(rdma, "wb");

should be changed to:
    s->to_dst_file = qemu_fopen_rdma(rdma, "wb");


I know about the dont-repeat-yourself principe, but I find test cases easier to read when they use as few layers of abstraction over the standard library as possible. Can you revert this part of your patch and instead just add to the test case? That way, it’s also easy to see that your commit does not modify existing behavior, but only adds new functionality.


/Users/coretech/Documents/xmpp-messenger-ios/Example/XMPP-Messenger-iOS/ChatViewController.swift:45:94: Value of type 'OneChat' has no member 'xmppLastActivity'

what thf fucks going on?????


Tim:
https://github.com/Ultimaker/CuraEngine/blob/PathOptimizer_RandomInsertion/src/utils/TravellingSalesman.h#L75
Why doesn't a waypoint refer to an element?
`E& element;` instead of `E element;`


Ruben:
Making Waypoint::element a reference may make the code either slower or faster, depending on the type of E. Currently the only type filled in for E is size_t, for which a reference would be slower, hence the decision.


Fixes #1 , #2


I am not convinced those test cases belong to this story: this one is more about making sure we share the same infrastructure as with JVM libraries with regards to dependency resolution. However, it still resolves to *API* dependencies, which are used at runtime. This is of course wrong, but an intentional limitation of scope of this story. So there are 2 extensions of this story:

1. provide means to resolve against *runtime* jars, not API jars, when requesting the classpath of the test
2. providing means to define runtime dependencies to tests

Point 2. seems definitely out of scope. Do you intend to make 1. part of this story? cc @bigdaz @cbeams


Heroku is also affected. See https://github.com/nahi/httpclient/issues/284


You might want to enable the CheckStyle plugin in your IDE to check the code style.
We use spaces between `if` and the condition `(..)` and camel case for variable names. dependencies_names-> dependenciesNames


Please take note of 5e1761d3bfcc8e9e4e3a6ee34d2bda1f73fb4f85 too.


Because you do not have a `OneLastActivity` file on your Pods folder. Check for this file.


Yes, "width: 100%" is ok for table, i missed it.
But I think "vertical-align: top;" is better for counters instead of "middle". Such styling is used in a lot of text editors, eg. sublime text or github code.

Sublime:
![screenshot from 2015-12-10 11 24 08](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1771387/11710499/c2442748-9f30-11e5-8474-03347f4e694b.png)


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This prop indicates es6 modules capability.
Of course it not required to set manually… only if use `export ` operator


Because I didn't want to introduce a "cleanup" in this PR (shortening the class name wuld have affected the whole file), that should be done separately.


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Yes, we could probably re-use the explanation on DB migrations (I hope there is one…).


It would be nice to come up with some Python trick to detect AVX2.  Perhaps asking in the numpy python list?


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I don't want to be a buzz-kill or a party pooper, but is this kosher? Since you've been looking, extensively, at the "stolen" (or at least "maybe not kosher") code distributed by zfsrouge, can you work on this?


Thx


Yeah, and I decided to do it manually. If we ever have a lot of movement in transformations, we can add a generator to the DocTools package… :)


Maybe we have different sublime text, but when I'm doing this, I looked into sublime text at first :)
![screen shot 2015-12-10 at 11 31 32](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/874159/11710615/980e5ee8-9f31-11e5-96ca-68d233053db2.png)


Currently all request contexts are derived straight from the background/root context. It would be nice if we have a structure like this:

`root -> server context -> request context`

This extra level would allow to cancelling all requests that this server is currently processing. This is useful when a server instance is stopped (requirement for the http server).


Well, that's the way the transformation works. And for those not knowing Eel it is a nice, easy solution.


修改了pod的符号


这个是不是有什么问题？


It's working as suggested in my last commit btw.


这个可以去掉了


Actually, this commit also switched us over from class expressions to fact/indiv for #169.


@zhuyongyong  Do not use "install-path": ".", default install-path is current dir.


Навіщо тобі пустий else?


![2015-12-10 5 31 04](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/15645784/11710607/d5036a0a-9f63-11e5-9288-6e16644d7805.png)
aready existing ... why do not


Your sublime text styling is similar to my: counters are aligned to top of row ;-) Look better to your screenshot.


The speed difference is surely too small to matter, and it's simpler just to sort them.


Oh, yes :) Sure :+1:
Will fix.


There is no (real) explanation, since we have a tool to create those migrations. Anyway, added a sentence on this.


I've set the build configuration to Debug in scheme, not sure what this value maps to in the Xcode.


I meant decoupling the param from the name of the column in the database and making the list of allowed options more explicit


Is there supposed to be a database.h?


lol


This property is used by the storyboard file.


Yes I think this is a good point.

C++11 has attributes. If this could be achieved with some C++11 attribute that would be better.

Otherwise a macro can be used. For instance "SUPPRESS_UNUSED_WARN" described here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11124895/suppress-compiler-warning-function-declared-never-referenced


FYI I am in the process of refactoring further so that it is really usable as a module


Will be deleted.


Ok


Такие вещи как минимум нужно выносить в отдельные функции.
Реализация уязвима ко взлому, довольно просто обнаружить методику расчета хеша.


aha gotcha. yes that makes sense


Back then I actually wanted to change the code to ensure the category method will get "null" instead of NulIObject to begin with. But this solution here is probably more easy, so +1


@danfowler maybe try the js version which always works off the live registry: https://github.com/okfn/datapackage-registry-js


Je plusunise


The web view here will not be exposed to outside, so moving it to .m is better I think, and will follow the Apple naming convention.


Такие вещи давай выносить в шаблоны.


Got it, thanks:)


That's sure.


这个不错


@Avoran Interesting question. Could you please create an Issue for it? Could you also explain a bit more about "triggerDeprecationError = false"?


Nice pickup!  4-5 seconds quicker is a great bonus


In many places in the code, like here, you replaced one line with several lines. That's not so good.

What you can do is modify the `createNode` method to take a variable number of arguments:

    template<class NodeType, class ... ConstructorArgTypes>
    NodeType* ClangAstVisitor::createNode(clang::SourceRange range, ConstructorArgTypes&&... constructorArgs) {
        new NodeType(std::forward<ConstructorArgTypes>(constructorArgs)...));
    }

Note that the `...` are part of the final syntax and not something that I left for you to fill out. Google for variadic templates in C++ 14.

Please change all instances that previously used just a constructor with arguments, to still use only a single call, but this time to your creation method.


Should the offset not be `int` in this case?


I see. Instead of overriding equals and hashCode of classes or base classes of SourceModules to ensure objects can legally participate as keys in map, using straight-up String as key should quickly fix this. Safer too.


Отсылку емейла следует вынести в отдельную функцию.


Ditto `int` offset?


It does nothing..
Also this function is useless i think. Because wether they collide or not. Thats already in the code.


The code example only needs to show how Configuration is used. So feel free to strip my example. But the example code is wrong now:

    data = Configuration.parsedump(...)

That is wrong and won't work.

But the old example was not correct neither. It should have been:

    data = cppcheckdata.parsedump(...)

The "cppcheckdata" is the module name. And not the classname.


Что будет здесь, если аутентификация не пройдет?


I fix class name in etc, but it funny, I can't imagine how it worked )))). But it have worked.)))


sorry.. /CppcheckData/cppcheckdata/


这行不需要，请删除


Didn't this use to be a simple class with only static members? Why do we need to now pass it to everyone? Does it contain the maps now?


You should check error type here.


Why is a class appropriate for this particular problem? What advantage does it give you over a free function?


golint recommended some changes. I have a branch with a bunch of low-hanging fruit from golint fixed, if there's interest in merging.


Remove the unnecessary whitespace!


And here :)


GG sur les regex ^^


wich includes subpath like "/index.php/apps/......"


Do we really need to go through the base visitor to create a node? I feel we need to find a way to simplify this stuff.


And here


This is useless . I found it
But how do you judge if Player is out the Plates？


Everything looks pretty good here, although for consistencies sake in lines 56-58 and 66-68 you could have spaces between the <p> tags like everywhere else in the file. Please mention me when you push up the commit that resolves the issue I have raised. Cheers.


to get all scrapers/providers just call bin/rake scrape


 I add some code to Player.php
not commit yet


It seems that if you choose object-c as the developing language, the main.m file will be generated by the Xcode wizard as the entry point.


Tests look good! It's a good idea to test negative cases as well, so I think you've covered all bases here.


Ok


I dont know if this makes sense but the new task is a multitask, which means you can run separate actions at once. just call the option -j to define how many jobs you want to be done at once.
e.g. bin/rake scrape -j 4


$ git push -u origin master


Agree. :+1:


Indent this to the same level as the ```end```.


Am I reading correctly that this will only resolve IPv4's?


Sua lai ten


After discussing, just "Apple" is enough (because the iOS&OS X share the same StoreKit) to stand for the channel.


can not kill all python processes.


Not all machines have `localhost` set up.

(But as I can't come up with anything better, a comment to that effect will be OK,  IMHO).


Good suggestion!


Yes, it escaped being added until a later commit !


will correct.


This function already logs for:
1) When the seek is throttled
2) When the seek is delayed
3) When the seek happens for real
So this debug log can be confusing and can produce duplicated output in 3)


I don't see anywhere in TravellingSalesman.h that you fill in size_t for E, so it seems you are making decisions on TravellingSalesman based on how it is currently used.

My intuition says that TravelingSalesman shouldn't copy elements by default.

In conversation you just said that it is up to the user of this class to decide which type to use as the type parameter: object type or pointers to objects.

In that case I think that it should be very clearly documented that choosing an object type causes copies which can lead to a severe performance dip. I think you should document this in the constructor, since that's where you decide on the type parameter.


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It does not work for me


Unsorted using


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### Failed tests
```
Sample.IntegrationTests.dll: Sample.IntegrationTests.WhenReadingASettingUsingTheStaticSettingsReader.NothingShouldGoBang: <no details avaliable>

```


ok


There is a faster version of the trigonometric functions here : [quick_trig](https://github.com/lis-epfl/MAVRIC_Library/blob/master/util/quick_trig.h#L74).

Btw, this function diverges for roll->90°. What about using a simpler function like this:
![apriori_pitch](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1379463/11711087/548f47a2-9f24-11e5-994c-c17ede0f2345.png)
It fits nicely until 60°, and does diverge after that.


I get an error when building for Android


We have to do more when we call back from native, so the js code is needed here.


I was struggling with the tests (I haven't used Minitest before) and they seemed to need for something to be instantiated before I was able to test it! Will continue to look for a way to just test the method without needing to create a class.


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Ok


A bit weird, that your going for "Check" when everything else uses "Validate".
But that's just minor and shouldn't keep us from merging.


Yes


Yes, only resolve IPv4 here.  Maybe need a config here?


Thanks! I was going to test for a non integer value as well, but your instructions said I'd be given an integer so I stuck with that!


Input Portuguese language its very neccessary.


Need print the log in guest.


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### Failed tests
```
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```


objectName - may be just name or propertyName


This is weird, my text editor makes it all look like it's got the correct indentation but I'll check now to see if I can fix...


good


By downloading this script do I have right to make amendments on it?


Checked also with @cossorzano, seems to be working fine.


This offset should be an `int` too.


Regarding the Python code in Atlas there shouldn't be a big deal. I would think that just running the scripts through 2to3 would fix most things.

The main issue are the Cyphesis bindings. They are hand written for 2.+.
I simply don't know how hard it would be to convert them to 3.+.

And it's something I don't personally want to spend any time on. 2.7 isn't being developed, but it works. In the long run 3.+ is the future of course.
Regarding the actual Python code in Cyphesis, we don't use any third party libraries, and I would assume that it too could easily be converted using 2to3.

But I feel it would be confusing if we required different Python versions for Atlas and Cyphesis. It would make the system even harder to build. So better to do the conversion for both when we decide to do it.
It would be nice if you can look into the Cyphesis bindings, and how to update them to Python 3.


And here, too


Tim:
https://github.com/Ultimaker/CuraEngine/blob/PathOptimizer_RandomInsertion/src/utils/TravellingSalesman.h#L215
Why do you create the waypoints on the heap?
This also leads to ugly syntax later on in this file: `(*before_insert)->`


Needs to be modified maybe:
` <string name="setting_wifi_home">Wi-Fi home networks</string>`


ya know, you could just use .toString() on the list and it would be a comma-delimited list of strings inside [ and ]


Ruben:
The shuffle vector should contain references to waypoints to prevent std :: shuffle from having to shift the elements by value.


Need support windows


@Gamecrafter you have the most messed upp code.


Yes, it's too big. I will split it into two parts. One is the implementation source code of IAP, the other is the demo project. I think that will be better for reviewing.


The property name FullPlaylistMode should be changed to something more generic, since it's a property for the timerule and it's unrelated to the fact that there is a playlist loaded. It should be named AutoFit or AdjustSizeToDuration or something like that.


ааааа


Ok


ппппп


папапап


That's very strange. It wasn't possible to just call the function?! Also,
just be aware that Minitest has been removed from Ruby 2.2 (see, e.g.
https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2014/12/25/ruby-2-2-0-released/). It's
fine for this, but check with someone more familiar with the Ruby ecosystem
if it's OK to carry on using it. It might be that RSpec is the de facto
standard these days. Having said that, the important thing is that you've
taken the time to think about what to test!

On 10 December 2015 at 08:58, Clair <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I was struggling with the tests (I haven't used Minitest before) and they
> seemed to need for something to be instantiated before I was able to test
> it! Will continue to look for a way to just test the method without needing
> to create a class.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/cakeordeath83/fizzbuzz/commit/eb2fd324dc438a57764dc44e9f12812616fc9d5c#commitcomment-14894300>
> .
>


To run the `CrawlerService` as service/job you have to do the following:
- Add this line to the `build.gradle` dependencies: `compile 'org.grails.plugins:quartz:2.0.0'`
- Rename `CrawlerService` to `CrawlerJob`
- Create the directory `grails-app/jobs/one/piece/`
- Move `CrawlerJob` to the new directory
- Add these lines to `CrawlerJob`:
```groovy
    static triggers = {
          //simple repeatInterval: 900000, startDelay: 10000
    }
```
- Rename the method `serviceMethod()` to `execute()` (Note that the method `execute()` will be executed when the applications is running, so this method should start every needed method/task)
- Delete `CrawlerController.groovy` and `CrawlerControllerSpec.groovy`

This will result in NOT starting the `CrawlerJob` when the application is started. To start the crawler you have to uncomment the trigger line. At the moment we don't want to run the `CrawlerJob` when the server is started because it takes too long.


Choose one method for bind pmic children:
- by child node name's prefix -> and call pmic_bind_children(...)
- by child node's compatible  -> and call dm_scan_fdt_node(...)


sdfsdfsdfsdf


= = what's this ,unknow for me


yes


Необходимо добавить виртуальный деструктор
virtual ~base_object();


usually such namespaces is called 'detail'. or make this namespace anonymous.


:rage:


Shashikant ~ I dont know what is this commit about ?


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What if not? I think it should throw an exception or write an error to log at least, not drop silently that something went wrong ...


Thanks for the changes


nope, services should be declared before array


That's what I suspected, but I don't have data to back it up.


Ehhhh ok.

Another way to do this is by shuffling a separate vector `order` 0,1,2, .... and access the waypoints via that, e.g. `waypoints[order[idx]]`

But I don't know whether it would be worth the effort...
It does also have the benefit that you don't have to delete anything from the heap afterwards.

What do you think?


Should this bump the patch version number?


Please don't panic in handlers, you'll kill the whole app.


Good. I think that's fine, really. We'd usually have documentation for our
public APIs that would make it clear what the types should be and if
someone passed the wrong type, that'd be a programming error and they
should just expect that bad things will happen.

On 10 December 2015 at 08:59, Clair <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Thanks! I was going to test for a non integer value as well, but your
> instructions said I'd be given an integer so I stuck with that!
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/cakeordeath83/fizzbuzz/commit/eb2fd324dc438a57764dc44e9f12812616fc9d5c#commitcomment-14894325>
> .
>


I have commented the code so, that in future is some body needs to call shipping api from admin UI that code can be used.

Right now we are not implementing the code for accessing Shipping API. So, i have kept it by commenting it the code.


When this issue will raise?


well done!


Don't know if supported by pickle, but perhaps should add role="lead" for Joe


Hi Thomas,

Please get back to me if you happen to remember why. The "zfs recv -F" has been working fine for me in production for a year and a half now. I have in this time had to do a couple of restores from backups which have worked just fine. But sure, if zfs rollback is better for some reason I could try that as well.

Copypasting the manpage from one of my Oracle Solaris machines as well:
<pre>
         -F

             Forces a rollback of the file  system  to  the  most
             recent snapshot before performing the receive opera-
             tion. If receiving an incremental replication stream
             (for  example,  one generated by zfs send -R -[iI]),
             destroy snapshots and file systems that do not exist
             on the sending side.
</pre>


Kuidas *Haldus- pluss IT-kulu (per inimene)* kujuneb (kust said)?


The type is actually coming from the Fedora policy, they have some rules associated to it, but on my debian machine I've not been able to see any access


The scan failed.
Included commits

Commit ID	Owner

84652d046be449561880fdd008307d81cc08a6d7	@BearSpace


"devtools"


Please use `err` here, it's a strong convention in Go. Also, it's idiomatic to do:

```
if err := enc.Encode(a); err != nil {
  // handle error
}
```


software made it  , by android studio
so dont know too


"TeamPhytoplankton"


You'd need to return here. Otherwise your function will happily proceed and pass an empty buffer `verySecretFunc`.


shashikant ~ What is this commit about , I am not asking commented code.


if the Player is out of a block
there is no call onEntityCollide
How Plate change itself meta = 0?


Please don't comment out things that you don't understand!
isPowered is alot faster due it checks it bitwise!


Unnecessary space before the colon


After testing, I can deploy the app on iPhone4s/6 by armv7. Actually the string is created by the Xcode, so I think it's ok.


char buffer[1024] = {0};


调换下 `id:yes,color` 的顺序, 就能显示 commit-id 了, 邪门


Yes I think we could use that, looking at the refpolicy I could also remove sysnet_dns_name_resolve(), it's also granted if auth_use_nsswitch() is used I think


WOW !! Laozhou , Please pay attention to me , PS. Your head is really ugly.


(snicker)


Seems to work here, but I should still maybe escape the dot, indeed


Did I directly change the source code without a pull request?


Yeah, was digging through to see what is taking so much time in boot and saw that.  There are lots of small wins that could be had, but I'm focusing on the big fish.  The USB driver seems to be a pig and might be able to trim off some more time there.


Yes


Hi,
First of all: thanks!

You used different tables for edit_domain and add_domain.
"edit_domain": "SELECT active FROM **recipient_bcc_user** WHERE domain='".$domain."
"add_domain": "INSERT INTO **recipient_bcc_domain** (domain,bcc_address,created,modified,active)

Can you also please add "recipient_bcc_user" and "sender_bcc_user" to each table "domain" and "mailbox"? So we don't need new tables, I am trying to avoid this. :) I can then add a routine to create the columns in the installer functions (upgrade) + init.sql (only for first setup).

How about a check if *_bcc_address is a mail address? I guess we need to explode the addresses (if mulitple) then and implode them back for Postfix.


Это зависит от того, как именно собирать клиент. Если устанавливать зависимости из macports, то правка актуальна. Если же компилироват зависимости вручную, то они будут лежать именно в /usr/local, как и в любой другой UNIX системе.


这里作为一个校验objectKey的函数，感觉传一个Request的参数有点丑。应该在调用这个函数的地方做下判断就好了。


r+


Too bad you gave up on the idea of having Animals implement the `io.Reader` interface. That would be pretty clever! Here's how I'd approach that:

```
type AnimalReader struct {
  Animals []Animal
  r io.Reader
}

func (a *AnimalReader) Read(p []byte) (int, err) {
  if r == nil {  // IRL this could be moved to a private function for better readability
    store := new(bytes.Buffer)
    if err := json.NewEncoder(store).Encode(a.Animals); err != nil {
      return 0, err
    }
    r = store
  }
  return store.Read(p)
}
```


why are you adding two additional spaces before the curly brace? That also happens on one other `catch()` branch somewhere in update_from_paxos (iirc).


It is a tricky point. That's true that it is installed via the requirements but when you read the page and run the commands as they are displayed
Django is installed after running step04 =>
that will result in an error i.e. Django not installed

So I think it is better to display it that way and it matches the linux walkthrough


还添加了.gitignore文件


а как насчет суффикса :
+    macx:BOOST_LIB_SUFFIX = -mt


Okay. I would probably considered just leaving this out. As it stands it is dead weight


Do you mean that "Alex Taylor's" works like the definite article and no "the" is necessary in such cases or that it's grammatically correct but the construct is just not typical and people don't speak that way?


Tim:
https://github.com/Ultimaker/CuraEngine/blob/PathOptimizer_RandomInsertion/src/utils/TravellingSalesman.h#L235
Now you are returning a vector of E's and getting an output parameter with a vector of bools for direction.
Why not expose the WayPoints, which already contain the E's and the directions?
That would also mean that you don't have to supply a get_start and get_end generically, cause the user of this class just supplies the whole waypoint, with start and end point.


nice


Ruben:
I'm hesitant to expose Waypoint (though it's currently public, since I ran into weird compile-time issues when I first encapsulated that struct in TravellingSalesman). Exposing Waypoint and requiring the caller to construct Waypoints makes those parts of code very interdependent, which is a pain to maintain.


`INTEGEREGER`

10 / 10


What are the reasons for not enabling any caching if not using Premium storage?


I think that both ways of setting unitFlags are right. It just depends on the approach.

Not overwriting custom set UnitFlags is fine. However, since there is only one combination of correct unit flags it might be better to just overwrite them. This will ensure that the DB is consistent.

For example: if there are some junk unitFlags set and we are not overwriting them, this might result in breaking certain scripts.


I fixed the problem of kemayo#339 though I'm so bad at python.
I believe that my approach was terrible so that I hope someone could improve it or give me an advice.

Aw, I almost forgot. The commit needs one condition.
**You have to be able to use the command below from anywhere on your Windows OS.**
```
$ git flow version
```
Note; not including hyphen.
- NG : git**-**flow
- OK : git flow

It no longer watches your "git-flow" user settings of this plugin.

Thanks.


こんばんは！JPHACKS運営事務局で主にGitHub や Slack のセットアップをしてました小田と言います。
 これ、gitは一度コミットすると内部でずっと保持し続けるので、追加したコミットそのものに手を加えないとダウンロードに時間かかるようになるかもしれないですよー。
ファイルサイズが大したこと無ければ今回は無視しても良いと思いますけど、気をつけてくださいね。

.mov ファイルなどは git ignore してしまった方が良いかもしれないですね。


Okay, mir sind einige Punkte aufgefallen, ich arbeite derzeit an einem patch.

1. Die Eingabe wird nicht überprüft. Da man textuell jeden Blödsinn eingeben kann würde der auch in die Datenbank wandern - das ist nicht gut. Dass muss validiert werden.
2. Der FocusListener ist hier nicht der richtige, da man bei jedem klick bereits eine änderung anstösst und und dann nicht mehr rauskommen könnte, ich setze hier auf den modifylistener
3. Es sollte dem Anwender angezeigt werden ob das passt oder nicht.

Ich werde folgendes implementieren: Ausgehend von DateTimeCombo werde ich eine eigene Klasse machen die das grobe implementiert, dann muss man das nicht an jeder Stelle von Hand machen sondern kann einfach die entsprechende Klasse übernehmen.


Yeah, right. Implemented that now.


Fixes #1557
Fixes #1570


It won't be cf. my reply above


1) without context it is not clear what does ```c``` mean. rename to ```ck``` or ```completion_key``` :)
2) why template? i think function overloading is enough


Technically it could error out but in all fairness there isn't a ton you could here if it does so I'm ok with ignoring return values here.


Jan, would it make sense to test the content of $result before we remove it?
Is it supposed to be valid XML?
Is it supposed to be valid OVAL?

And what about $stderr from the command. Do we expect to receive any message from oscap in there?


Fixes #1556


ok ,
but if it cause error i will commit it out .


no settings hold the credentials omero.env has ICE_HOME etc


`conn` would be a better name.


Суффикс тоже разный в зависимости от этого. Впрочем, очевидно что включить нужно, потому что руками зависимости собирают единицы.


I don't think logging twice in a function is confusing. One gives info about the call at the beginning, the other gives info about the action taken.
If you think it's confusing, we could change the 3) to something like "Applying seek", and keep the parameter logging for all cases


i am really sorry for remove these code , next time i will keep them


I would probably make the regex not version specific in the first place. becuase else every upgrade you have add new ones.

Something like:
```/usr/lib/geoclue-.*/geoclue```


I'm renaming you to `Tanata Ten`.


result in error in which line exactly? Sorry you need to be more specific


Thank you for your answer. I see it works. good job :)


Appreciate the patch, but this is not how it's supposed to work :)
The 'output' directives are for the /output/mysql module.
The 'database' directives are for the /dblog/mysql module.
The right thing to do is delete /dblog/mysql.py


I like AdjustSizeToDuration :+1:


Looks good! Thanks @NeilClayton


That's an interesting question. In the general case of a smart dispatcher with the capability to dispatch things in parallel, I'd argue that we want as much parallelism as possible, so shouldn't be waiting for anything before we dispatch u - it has no preTasks after all. We could introduce an artificial constraint by making e a preTask of u internally if we wanted to enforce this ordering for all dispatchers, but that would lead to cycles if the user had explicitly made u a preTask of e, which doesn't seem that unlikely.

So, in the general case, no, I don't think we should enforce the order at all. I did go to some lengths to try to get a good order for the simple one-at-a-time dispatchers like the local dispatcher though, ensuring that postTasks ran before downstream tasks, so perhaps I could do something similar here. Would that be sufficient for you, or are you thinking you'd want to constrain even the parallel dispatchers?


nobody null's this variable except ctor, so something like ```last_work_thread_exception_ptr_``` or even ```last_work_thread_exception_ptr_``` will be more suitable name.


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because questions and topics related to each other,
in model "question.rb" there is "belongs_to :topic"
in model "topic.rb" there is "has_many :questions"
association one to many


/me slowly claps into a corner.


No need for that, you're not reading anything from `r.Body`.


Having a Start property in the playlist elements can be dangerous if it's not updated correctly correctly.
If there is a start time property, it must be updated in all the scnerarios in which the duration is modified somehow:
 1) Elements deleted
 2) Elements added
 3) Element playback rate changed
 4) Element's timeline event start time changed
 5) The duration of the element still image changes.

Since the start time is only used for seeks to determine if the seek is in the range, the playlist should have a function to determine it has the sum of all the previous elements duration.


Django not installed! since it has not been installed cf. my previous comment


I'm not sure if this is better - because the fdt_subnode_offset() scans the device-tree from 0 offset - we don't need this operation, because the gpio was bound as PMIC's child, right? So in this case you can use some known GPIO pin name to get it - which can be also listed when type \'dm tree\' command.
So if you can assign some meaningful name to the required GPIOs, then just use dm_gpio_lookup_name().


what "isPowered" for?
if it is implentments Redstone , fetchPower will direct call getPower();
getPower direct return 15 if it is a power source
and if a switch power source , return will judge $this->meta to take return


Okay.
That make sense.

I just noticed kippo-graph this morning wasn't working and believed this was the issue why.


"time +=" instead of "time = time +"


Вопрос только остается насчет BOOST_LIB_PATH и BOOST_INCLUDE_PATH.


void throw_work_exception_handler()


@gharlan  @tbaddade  sollten diese Fragmente nicht in einem Ordner `...../fragments/content/slice_....` liegen damit diese nicht mit anderen addons mit gleichnamigen Fragmenten unbeabsichtigt kollidieren?


I had to use the factory in order to use a different scrolling container instead of `document`.
Here is my factory:

```javascript
factory('duParallaxElement', function () {
  return angular.element('#scroller');
});
```


fixed comment, as an empty context obviously does return true


atomふぁ！？


This worked! The output isn't interleaved anymore. Maybe I can remove the extra flushes now.


Che cazzo è T?


```
animals := []Animal{
  Animal{Species: 0, Name: "lol", Age: 2},
}
```


Overall well done but please be mindful of the little things.


done


Сделал пока так https://github.com/novacoin-project/novacoin/commit/e7a3eb7450b94d1054c021f00328ef1464d0bbc3, но нужна проверка.


pls move rethrow_exception on separate line because in case of need there is not possible to set breakpoint is IDE like VS.


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Nice project mate!


DWORD bytes_transferred = 0;


`must be a valid ID` ?


Nice man!


いぇあ↑


my fav color is blue


Now as I fully woke up I know the answer :) "Alex Taylor's font" is equivalent to "my font" and doesn't need the article. Fixed in 7643f30.


@mmoelli `must be a valid ID` means that the category has to exist and the product is assigned to it


forgotten line fixed in next commit https://github.com/antonmes/couchbase-net-client/commit/666448c0f7295f245a78ee4ed3a7d22ed66c39a4


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Should be calling IPlayerController.Seek to avoid reimplementing the same logic


I love the conversation you are having with yourself in the commit messages.


Hmm, I admit I hadn't given any thought to TaskLists with this commit. They'll be treated the same as the TaskContextVariables in the test - so perFrame2_frame1 will have to wait for perFrame1_frame1, but will no longer be waiting for perFrame1_frame2. Do you want to use TaskLists as an artificial choke-point for forcing individual downstream frames to wait for all upstream frames then? I think I'd argue against that, at least as a default behaviour. Let's say I want to use a TaskList as a convenient grouping mechanism for several upstream render passes, and then use the TaskList as a preTask on several downstream comp tasks - in that case I definitely want my comp frames to start as soon as possible, with only per-frame dependencies on the upstream renders. Do we have use cases where we want the opposite?


you can abstract a helper function like

```
func encodeBytes(b []byte, flag byte, data []byte, compact bool)
```

to reduce duplicated code.


Well not much advantage, the syntax of this file may be simpler than yaml file :smiley:


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Extra debug line


OUCH! Will fix!


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Hi again,

I was probably too quick applying your PR without taking some time to investigate it. I see that you changed IODataClient DeleteEntryAsync signature to accept FluentCommand instead of a string. I don't think it conforms this interface style. Note that no other method accepts FluentCommand, and FluentCommand is not supposed to be exposed by this interface. Unless there are some very special reasons to do it and do it only for DeleteEntryAsync. So I am reverting this change (let me know if you have good arguments for it).


Added sub-headings level 3 before each paragraph


i don't follow; concrete classes have `Set<Object> tags` as the field which is persisted; so whether we have `TagSupport tags()` is not relevant is it?


:shipit:


Why not just call the overload method below from this method, passing in some default values, instead of repeating this code in both methods.  Not a showstopper, but would make maintenance easier.


Why not just call the overload method below from this method, passing in some default values, instead of duplicating the code.  Not a showstopper, but would make maintenance easier in the long run.


Hello,
There is an error on line # 19 in domainchecker.tpl file
There is a self-closing <a> tag, which is invalid.


Please, add "enquiry_interval: 2   tender_interval: 3"


It takes 4 seconds on my lowly macbook air, which I can live with. It was important to me to add the test, because every time I go in the dispatch code I notice linear searches all over the place, and then I worry about them.


good idea but there is no `FluentIterable.concat(...)` :(


```
for idx in xrange(dup_index_left, dup_index_right):
   ...
```
and you don't have to do the postindex at the end of the loop.  You can even add the previous line to this:

    for idx in xrange(dup_index_left + 1, dup_index_right):


Same comment about duplicate code here.


LOL


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Does it make sense to assert that $stderr is empty?

I remember, there was a regression recently on DS/SCE compose that stderr was full of errors.


on the fence.  we log warning so we could make it fail in future.


is status atomic?


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```
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```


This is awesome. Thank you @JugglerShu !


I'm also not sure about this method. The dm_gpio_lookup_name() was probably better, because it doesn't required calling of fdt_subnode_offset(). Maybe you should consider back to the previous method.


actually i agree, relying on versions of different symbolic names seems a bad idea.


can you go ahead and change this from amplified_defconfig  to xdAuto_defconfig while your at it to appease my OCD :)


You are checking to see if the parameters have values before adding to the request in this method, but not in the async version.


That's right. The issue I see is, that the training parameters will be scattered over the code base some of them being in the file some in this function (e.g. dropout) and some somewhere else (e.g. learning rate).


@staabm Kann man machen, wobei der Fragmentname schon recht eindeutig ist.


TODO:
1. Delete photos from folder
2. Test app
3. Add flash
4. Delete Goals for now
5. Add json api
6. Add google+ and facebook sign in.


やっほー


Should be 0


Do you mean `! preg_match('/[a-z]/i', $this->userAgent)` ?


все круто!


This seems fine to me, and no, the way you're throwing the positioned error here is probably the most convenient for this particular case. The other option is to use a top-down traversal and `throwError` the inner case if I remember rightly, but this should be fine.

I'm starting to really wish we'd gone the cofree comonad approach for annotating the AST rather than using these `PositionedX` constructors in the AST :smile:


Ccc, good idea with the main hoisted out and supporting args. Thanks


As I mentioned before, choose one method for binding. This method was introduced to bind multiple ldos and bucks, to a single ldo and buck drivers. If you have independent drivers, then use of driver's compatible is good enough.


Yes, actually it was, though I didn't add a comment about it... Basically, NULL just means a transaction has not been started yet, but when deducing a combined state for all transactions in a QueryCandidate then that state doesn't really matter, and we can simply see this as a higher level PENDING...

Another option would actually be to assert() here, since transactions should better not exist in NULL state for long, because then they were created but not started ever... Thinking about this I kinda prefer this choice, so will make this change.


Space needed!:)


I love what you did here.


To be honest I have not tested to see what happens with in-call status bar.


由于`thinkjs 2.1.x`将采用一些新技术的规范～


Please change "def prepare_test_tender_data(enquiry_interval, tender_interval, mode='single'):" to "def prepare_test_tender_data(enquiry_interval=0, tender_interval=3, mode='single'):" - add default the same as quinta has.


SNTP | syslog config will never be saved if mdns settings aren't changed!


Un service est un composant destiné à être réutilisé à plusieurs endroits.
Le constructeur est une fonction qui a un rôle particulier. Ici, on _expose_ le constructeur en tant que service, c.à.d qu'on déclare dans le code : Ce `constructeur`est un `service` qui peut être réutilisé.

En français, j'aurais écrit "Encore une fois, nous utilisons les services d'Angular et exposons le contructeur en tant que service".
Pour éviter la répétition, on peut se passer de la première mention: "Encore une fois, nous utilisons Angular et exposons le contrusteur en tant que service".


Button is a JS dependency, so it'll include the CSS file as a transient dependency.


По идеи если ты поля сразу инициализировал нулями, то в конструкторе не нужно, либо делай наоборот, а так у тя два раза получается инициализация!!!


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Нет необходимости изначально создавать пустую структуру, она несколько плохо читается.
Можно просто объявить переменную, отвечающую за размер массива, и на основании ее создавать массив циклом.


This line is repeated before every method! You can use `before_action` so you don't have to repeat yourself. For example, look at `line_items_controller` line 2.


Yes this will work, BUT you should use this one http://marionettejs.com/docs/v2.4.4/marionette.collectionview.html#childview-event-bubbling-from-child-views

The thing is that all data should be stored and accessed through models. Think about data as a spine of your application. Interact with DOM but monipulate and store data in a models/collections. DOM is just a visualisation of data and it's state and provide interface to interact with models.


That's a good call.  The device name should get changed from 'rk3188' to 'carpad' as well, but I tried it before and it's not such a simple change


improvement for the game:

A column per color. Because now people can complain they received less points then balls.
Brings an interesting aspect to scaling. when two teams work on a story, who gets the points? They all worked on all the balls....


It works. Just the initial animation is failing, because the status bar is being hidden too soon.


с имеющимся подходом к логике претензий нет :+1:


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Do you want it dropped then?


yes. as i said i never got the math to work, but I'm noting that our scrubbing should be resolution dependent .
i'll just make an issue


ha, will do! thanks @joyzheng


You want it changed? Or just taken as-is?


I just tried installing `station` using npm 2 and that works just fine on my machine. I think you should try to relax the requirements of needing npm@3 for a couple of reasons:

* Most users are running node < 5 and are therefore using npm 2 by default and if they *can* install using npm 2 it will reduce friction and help a lot with adoption
* npm 3 is super slow (not exactly sure why). Installing `station` using npm 3 takes 2 mins and 28 seconds on my machine, while it takes 1 min 13 seconds using npm 2.14.7, this is a pain for users and maybe even more pain for devs, wiping `node_modules` and reinstalling is something you often do and longer install times means frustrated devs and longer turn around times

I can help out with these simple devops things, just ping me :)


Ah je vois


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I added commit done Translate title and introduction paragraph of *member all votes page* #163


Thanks!


LGTM. +1


Maybe we should include some continuous integration for Windows binaries, too.


its ok


What would the project name `a.` yield?


Where it all began! :smile:


Not directly related to this patch, but anyway writing it here.

in the PositionState::pinMoveOpensCheck function we have:

	if (_statePinInfo.rankPin.smallSlidingPiecePos != INVALID_SQUARE && _statePinInfo.rankPin.smallSlidingPiecePos != move.to) {
		if ((squareToBitboard[move.from] & _statePinInfo.rankPin.smallPinPos) && !(squareToBitboard[move.to] & _statePinInfo.rankPin.smallPinPos)) {
			return true;
		}
	}

Most of the time  condition "squareToBitboard[move.from] & _statePinInfo.rankPin.smallPinPos" will fail, also, so lets begin with this condition. Also if we check menioned condition first i think we don't need to check if (_statePinInfo.rankPin.smallSlidingPiecePos != INVALID_SQUARE) anymore, because if (squareToBitboard[move.from] & _statePinInfo.rankPin.smallPinPos) condition is true smallSlidingPiecePos is valid. Please take a look


I'll put this in style-guide.
Yes the `<>` at the end of line is __hundreds__ times more frequent thing than at the beginning.
Another point is that all operators (`and`, `&&`) is kept at the end of lines.


A lot of logic like this can be made very clean with WPF. For example: (this is a rough shot - actual implementation is left as an exercise)

```C#
enum Player
{
    None,
    X,
    Y
}
```
```XML
<UniformGrid>
    <UniformGrid.Resources>
        <Style TargetType="Button">
            <Setter Property="Background" Value="Black" />

            <Style.Triggers>
                <DataTrigger Binding="{Binding Tag, RelativeSource={RelativeSource Self}}" Value="{x:Static Player.X}">
                    <Setter Property="Content" Value="X" />
                </DataTrigger>

                <DataTrigger Binding="{Binding Tag, RelativeSource={RelativeSource Self}}" Value="{x:Static Player.Y}">
                    <Setter Property="Content" Value="X" />
                </DataTrigger>
            </Style.Triggers>
        </Style>
    </UniformGrid.Resources>

    <Button />
    <Button />
    <Button />

    <Button />
    <Button />
    <Button />

    <Button />
    <Button />
    <Button />

</UniformGrid>
```


@andkov and @adkelly , those look to me like what we were looking for - thank you!!

I'm a bit distressed by the fact that:

a) there are quite a few scores of "zero", even at baseline when supposedly we have no dementia;

b) the plotted averages, particularly for Diabetes-no HTN seem almost outside the range of the plotted observed trajectories...

This is one of those things we can hope the reviewers do not react to, but it raises more questions in my mind about what is going on in these models.

Amanda, I don't want to hold up your re-submission, so just go ahead, but Andrey - we need to ensure that in the future these types of graphs (without the predicted of course; I am working on this with Raquel, Rebecca, and Jamie) are produced PRIOR to running any models.

Amanda - do we also need new versions of Figures 1 & 2, as well as a comparable Figure 3 for ELSA (or actually 3, rather than 1, graphs for MAP?). If so, Andrey - can you produce them without that equation that does not clearly relate to anything?

Oh! - argh! - and does Andrey need any new data/output in order to produce graphs that actually map onto your new analyses?!

Best,
Andrea

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updated graphs

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I'll defer to you guys on that. I feel that it's nice to have a child class that demonstrates the capability of the DGInterface class, but also understand if you want to keep the framework "pure." On a general note, coming from the application side of things, some folks might like to see Moose come packaged with more capability immediately out of the box, meaning more classes that may be immediately applicable to solving physics problems. This would put it more on an out-of-the-box level with something like Comsol or Ansys, but I don't know whether that jives with the mission of the framework


Could you add some informative documentation? (usecase, etc.) Would be nice


Thanks! Happy to help :)


It's still positioned incorrectly sometimes. See http://fiddle.tinymce.com/Tlfaab


why can this be removed?


I think this link is incorrect? doubled up?


@larsgrefer, Travis CI complains below, how to fix this?

```
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

* Where:

Build file '/home/travis/build/SecUpwN/Android-IMSI-Catcher-Detector/app/build.gradle' line: 84

* What went wrong:

A problem occurred evaluating project ':app'.

> Could not find method fileTree() for arguments [{dir=libs}, [*.jar, *.aar]] on project ':app'.
```


What is suppose to be happening in this line?

    printf '#!/bin/sh\nag- --noaffinity "$@"' > ./ag/ag;


@poteto What's the purpose of the `afterRender` here?


I don't really remember, do we still need moveChecksOpponentKing with moveOpensDiscoveredCheck function ?(most probably not)


@endless-sky could this evolve into lootable cargo containers which you could discover in space?

It could also open up new piracy avenues - hail a ship, demand it to drop cargo, loot the cargo if it complies. Some civilan ships could automatically drop cargo if attacked, in the hope you go for the cargo and leave them alone.


Alex, you have another option to put this into `moose/test`. You will need to add a test anyway.


setupSubviews


Add a comment explaining why you need `compute()` and `computeMerged()`


It will be your call. Just be considerate for reducing the code duplication as much as possible.


You would get a project file called `a..csproj`. VS seems to remove the trailing dot for the project name.


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Why add a new line and change indentation?


これがいるのかー


I believe we're still supporting {{Cite arxiv}}. It isn't one of the journal shorthand templates, but a legitimate template on it's own. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Cite_arXiv.


Please change this, the german translation has the structure is "From {X} navigate"


Just for "future" still can't see why it iterates over copies and not const references.


Strange capitalisation in English. Should either be both event and routes capitalised or neither.


What's the context of this?


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A format string would also be preferred for these two.


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/24211/testReport/) for this commit**


Do you want this as a list?


Sorry just noticed this typo: it's "deprecated".


The two EULA string should be in the iOS one, too. @pnuts2, did you localise that?


You are able to run station with the modules installed through npm2? There have been some people having trouble https://github.com/ipfs/station/issues/56#issuecomment-151899487

yes, please, your help would be greatly appreciated to get all of these things consistent across repos, totally buy in for less friction! thank you @ralphtheninja :)


underscores?


English should be "in"?


ListView で使う Template を子要素で定義してる


What does this mean?


Watashi wa mōshiwakearimasenga, koreha suru hitsuyō ga arimasu `pkg = require('../package');` 🍲🐶🍙


And while you're changing it, I'd suggest improving the grammar a bit.  Maybe "Document.createTouchList is superseded by passing sequences of Touch objects directly to the TouchEvent constructor."


This is duplicating 'settings_title_cycling_speed'


line 618 and 619
Console.WriteLine($"Letsencrypt-win-simple was unable to reach {answerUri}");
Console.WriteLine("\nDelete the invalid binding ({answerUri}) on your server when program is finished!");
Should be changed to:
Console.WriteLine($"Letsencrypt-win-simple was unable to reach http://{dnsIdentifier}");
Console.WriteLine("\nDelete the invalid binding ({dnsIdentifier}) on your server when program is finished!");
i'm new to Git so I don't know how to change it...


The server stuff is only for beta and developing. Doesn't need to get translated.


What's the context of this?


I understand why we need to fail. What I meant was that even with the backup store and no bucketed tables we see often see these failures. Which means that a nodes do disappear in this small window. While we already had this case before, adding this condition greatly increases the probability of hitting this error (since there is no possibility of recovery from backup). For this PR, I'd recommend at least adding a JMX stat for this scenario so that we can track it and do something more intelligent if needed.


onClick で AddController の saveTask が発火


Understood. Perhaps it can be something I return to in the future. Thanks for your comments Yaqi


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add.xml で id = inputLimitDate としている TextField の値


ここで validator での評価がおこなわれる、のかなー


Why is it an array?


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@lukebakken I'm afraid we actually **do** need to test Yokozuna...


I wonder if your Python3 libs got installed in the wrong place?


```ag 0.31``` (and some earlier seems also) uses ordering of threads and assigns them to specified CPU cores.
It's a pity, but in dockers we can't manipulate by threads affinity.
Therefore on each ag launch we receive warning message, which breaks test ```Expected``` results.
I couldn't disable it in build time by ./configure (seems broken?), therefore that workaround was choosen -- to create bash wrapper, which will launch ag with disabled threads affinity to cores.
It can affect order of search results in nested directories though... therefore results from many files can change order from launch to launch. I don't know if we could do something about this, but you haven't seen this error only because you used older ag on previous travis and didn't used dockers:)


これは task.xml の `<Button title="新規" onClick='addTask' id="addButton" />` で呼ばれるもの


These sort of template calls will cause citation errors, specifically "Missing or empty |title=". Aren't there other functions that the codes can be fed into that will return fully expanded Cite journal strings?


Removing equation is easy. One of the review were asked to make it into a bar graph. I don't agree with this. It serves no purpose and misrepresents the data. Or I do not understand that comment.

I will remove the equations and re-create the figure one in figure 2 s. Is there anything else that I need to do to that graph or to any other graphs?

Sent from my iPhone, please excuse typing and T9 errors.

On Dec 10, 2015, at 4:08 PM, Andrea Piccinin <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:

@andkov and @adkelly , those look to me like what we were looking for - thank you!!

I'm a bit distressed by the fact that:

a) there are quite a few scores of "zero", even at baseline when supposedly we have no dementia;

b) the plotted averages, particularly for Diabetes-no HTN seem almost outside the range of the plotted observed trajectories...

This is one of those things we can hope the reviewers do not react to, but it raises more questions in my mind about what is going on in these models.

Amanda, I don't want to hold up your re-submission, so just go ahead, but Andrey - we need to ensure that in the future these types of graphs (without the predicted of course; I am working on this with Raquel, Rebecca, and Jamie) are produced PRIOR to running any models.

Amanda - do we also need new versions of Figures 1 & 2, as well as a comparable Figure 3 for ELSA (or actually 3, rather than 1, graphs for MAP?). If so, Andrey - can you produce them without that equation that does not clearly relate to anything?

Oh! - argh! - and does Andrey need any new data/output in order to produce graphs that actually map onto your new analyses?!

Best,
Andrea

-----Original Message-----
From: Andriy V. Koval [mailto:notifications@github.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2015 3:30 PM
To: IALSA/Diabetes-Tri-Study-public <Diabetes-Tri-Study-public@noreply.github.com<mailto:Diabetes-Tri-Study-public@noreply.github.com>>
Cc: Andrea Piccinin <piccinin@uvic.ca<mailto:piccinin@uvic.ca>>
Subject: [Diabetes-Tri-Study-public] updated graphs (3e5f6e2)

updated graphs

@ampiccinin and @adkelly, please see the newest graphs in the [Basic
Graph](https://github.com/IALSA/Diabetes-Tri-Study-public/blob/master/BasicGraphs.md)
report

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Even this one will cause a cite error (although it isn't new).


Shall we use M ?


ここらへんとか共通化できるはず


That was Tidy


Cool!!!!


注意编码风格，需要｛｝


![Image of Aliens](http://cdn4.miragestudio7.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/ancient-aliens-guy.jpg)


cool!


The short answer seems to be: a ||= b means, if a is undefined then assign it the value of b, otherwise leave it alone. (Ok, there are nuances and special cases, but that's the basic case.) <-- from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/995593/what-does-or-equals-mean-in-ruby


Are you `dissoc` for a specific reason or just to keep the map clean?
Because I would need that function in order to download a file for `source`.


Sorry, I fixed that and a few other things in https://github.com/tangrams/eraser-map/commit/a80f35fc20bc47855027ebbe019f1bbab96cd3ca already.


I think that this sentence is unnecessary as that would be implied by stating it doesn't have to be.

However, saying that, a better phrasing for this would be:

> The preferred way to do so is to use [Luarocks](https://luarocks.org/), a package manager for Lua modules. It calls such modules "rocks".
>
> **This means your module does not have to live inside the Kong repository!**

Side note:

> You can also upload your module on Luarocks and make it available to everyone!

Could be

> You can also publish your module on Luarocks making your module publicly accessible to everyone!


Now that it's using React, it might be cool to have the timestamps automatically update as time goes on, so that you don't see a page full of "1 minute ago" like you did in the old version. Not a big deal, though, just a nice-to-have if you feel like it :)

( Forgive me if it's already doing that, I've still got a lot to learn about React )


No good motivation to assume Intel's Windows GL drivers were in a better state. DX was and is the dominant player there, most commercial games didn't and don't even target Intels. No reason Spring should explicitly either.

Given the lack of manpower and available hardware we have, not needing to support an entire line of cards (and still seeing their users happy they can run the engine) is bliss.


名前は `doneTemplate` じゃないほうがいい気はする


Shouldn't the Annotation and Getter/Setter method should be alike ?

like @FOO("FOO")
```
getFOO()
setFOO()
```


Here is where I need `read-file-fn!`


Thanks!


is it a bad approach? thought it's easier than looking up and adding things every time I style something..


This is shamelessly taken from [here](https://github.com/mfikes/planck/blob/master/planck-cljs/src/planck/repl.cljs#L593)


This file is only called from citewatch.php, which is now deleted, so we can just delete this as well.


Triple leanback word score!


I have removed the dissoc in my branch as I need it too, you can safely remove it. `src-path` is always there, never dissoced.


yes go ahead and delete that dissoc


Also, you can remove mention of this from the README.


I think the conflict is here...The same lines are being edited. Usually a merge conflict occurs when two people edit the same line.


Good.


Please if comment for  PositionState::pinMoveOpensCheck make sense then we can improve it here as well


`dataTransform="transformFunction"` このように書くだけで、自分の controller（ `doneController` ）の `transformFunction` が呼ばれる


You have some other lines of cards to remove support for if you really want to.


> You are able to run station with the modules installed through npm2? There have been some people having trouble ipfs/station#56 (comment)

Well, I was at first. Then I switched to npm 3 and then `npm start` doesn't show the electron window, switched back to npm 2 but seems I can't run electron at all now. Let me test some more and take it to the `station` repo instead of discussing in this thread :)


`done` のものだけ、ってことか


Yes a lot of code is from planck...I asked permission but not without re-checking and testing ;)


Co tak Marnie!


Of course.


Note that there are tests for that. Check this, https://github.com/ScalaConsultants/replumb/commit/57d79e5ea034556710664354b15c81fb30d15b86


ここらへんの書き方は index controller ではお決まりなのかなー


I would suggest to wait your push and rebase on my branch when ready.


Or copy exactly the changes and rebase will ignore when it will diff


To ma być zmienna typu wskaźnikowego?!


This version is incorrect. The version of the library with the features that you are targeting has yet to published and is only available through the repo.


@adrian-prantl or @jckarter Can you help me update test/DebugInfo/enums.swift?


Ale w gruncie rzeczy ładny kod!


r+


Tutaj Komenatrz Commitu... Może być!


Zapraszam Do dyskusji pod tą linijką na temat: Czy każda macierz normalna może zostać zdiagonalizowana...


I will wait also because I have to check and compare to planck.


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/753808c8551de3538983db3be5c3e73a96ec685d


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/startFix = 753808c8 into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/startFix = 753808c8 merged ok, testing candidate = cea1c66a


you could use each like an if statement. There can only be one #map after all.

    $('#map').each(function() {
      // this = #map
      ...
    });


As said in #315, there could be a customizable variable that indicates the number of iteration of `.*\n` to be displayed, with instead of "\\`\\(.*\n.*\n.*\n.*\\)\n", some thing like:

```elisp
(concat "\\`\\("
	(apply 'concat (make-list (-1 counsel-yank-pop-max-lines) ".*\n")
	"\\)\n")
```

This would allow to always have one line, as an example.


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And you seem to be more judgemental than is justified.


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This is now checked in radiusd.c:304, so the test here is redundant.


I also realized this today and had fixed, but did not push yet. Thanks for the update.


Looks good.  That's a nice trick to keep in mind when writing installcheck tests.

Could we also wrap all the alter and drop DDLs into one big transaction to reduce 2PC overhead?


ŁAdny Commit!


Ale wygląda znajomo!!!


Otwieram dyskusję pod tym temtatem... Ale na jaki temta?


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komentrz11, a nie bo 10!


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

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

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.util.JUnitHeader: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.util.JUnitFooter.afterJUnit: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 12 more failed tests, see build details
```


I changed it because my Atom IDE linter alerted me. If you feel this is an error with the Atom IDE, feel free to change it. Sorry for any inconvenience.


I usually underscore as well, I'll try to keep it consistent.


this commit message was for interview_questions no recursion practice


Warning: all paths through this function will call itself [-Winfinite-recursion]


Nevermind, I misinterpreted the variables to be derived from CEPH_OS_TYPE. It's good as it is.


yes, please


do we need &= here or xor , please also comment here


No, it's fine. It's how I like to customize bootstrap.


Initialises* :grimacing:


I literally just forked master this morning @NodeGuy – know what's up?


Because our diagnose script for c++ rebuilds told me to ;) I was also not sure that it would be necessary but decided that in any case it would not do any harm...


Good idea! I like it.

But can you make project_web_root = "src" and use "/vagrant/" when building the path? It is nit-picky, I know. I just don't want it to appear at first glance the web root will be located on the root of the filesystem.


first commit


Is this an example that was not metric before this change?


Looks good to me.


:us:


Why not?  Computing 'G*w' is still well defined, and we might want to get the norm of a continuous error term.  Is it just a matter of implementation technicalities?


kind of lose the meaning with a props array here


Okay, This is not particular related to the formatter, but just to put OO down.

Here is a story. It is a real story of mine,

7 years ago, I was still a collage student, and I once took a software engineering course in Tsinghua. I was assigned a mission to design a framework for elevator simulation to measure the efficiency of  elevator schedulers that are written by my classmates. I did it in C# in a very object-orientated way. Floor, Elevator, Person, Scheduler, Time, even Buttons and Button States, every type of object has a class. I used a lot of interfaces to define the interactions among different classes, so that if you manage to write an elevator scheduler that can compile, you cannot be too wrong on the way. I thought I did a really good job of using OO. I basically used everything I learned from what I learned from advanced C++ books that talk extensively about how to design classes.

Then, my classmates are further asked to use my proudly-designed OO elevator simulation framework to test their elevator scheduling algorithms.

And guess what? Everyone hates it. I still remember the fight even today. My classmates posts long articles on the forum and sent it out as emails, just to complain about my design.

The framework, although reflects real-world objects perfectly and has components that interact with each other over very specified interfaces, it appears to be extremely hard to use for a general user. People just get lost in all the conceptual objects that I introduced in the simulator. Yes, many of the correctness concerns are checked at the compile time. Yes, components are decoupled and can be tested separately. Yes, all an API user needs to do is to inherit some abstract classes. However, the cost of these fancy features is that it makes it very complicated to even write a small starter program that compiles so that a developer can improve base on it incrementally. The core logic of an elevator scheduler is pretty simple, has a pretty simple model, by my interface makes implementing the logic much much harder.

My design is a very OO, but it is also really bad software architecture.

That was the time I completely ditched OO, and I never looked back.

The ultimate goal of a software design or architecture is to make it easy to use, easy to maintain and easy to understand. And that comes from modularization, comes from putting related stuff into a hierarchy of namespaces, so that users and programmers can divide and conquer them small by small. It does not matter if the code reflects real-world "objects", or "is-a"/"has-a" relationships.

The reason that people like OO, is because it works much better than only functions, which is the way people write programs when there was only BASIC and C. It is better than only functions because it introduces namespaces for data where people can bind functions and hence logic to these namespaces. By doing so, people can focus on a small subset of the program that has limited interactions within the namespace boundary. When reading a method, people know that it is only tempering with the data in the class. It largely eliminates the need of global variables: one can just declare a class that has everything of the library in it -- this further becomes the concept of package (in Go) or module (in Python).

There are a lot of these kind of software engineering concepts in the world that are only tested with engineering experiences but not with scientific methods, and some of them can be extremely popular (like OO and the usage of design patterns) and widely misunderstood. Much similar to the state of 中医: people believe in the concept, people defend it fanatically, but it is just not the truth.

The platform we are building is ultimately about the methodology to gradually achieve the best code quality possible in the world, so we have to rethink these concepts in a scientific way: first assume everything is wrong, and then prove each concept one by one with purely facts and logic, as pure as possible. The concept of OO failed very early on my side, and I guess this is also the reason Go language just completely abandons inheritance.

Think about Go, why it implements visibility at package level rather than struct/type level? Isn't that against OO's philosophy?

So, I want G language to encourage modularization, by enforcing small namespaces. I don't care about OO, at least for now. If someone thinks OO is good, please define what they mean by OO and prove their point.


According to my local testings this is a huge improvement in fixed depth games. However, tc is another matter.


unused?


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`m_encoder` -> `_encoder`
`m_rgFields` -> `_fields`


Were you able to test this? There's only one tiny part missing...


Due to the amount of relationship changes the data and task action to create an order should be reworked.

You'll want to have things flipped around now. You'll be loading `orders` instead of `services`. This way an order parent object can be created and then one or more services can be created onto it.


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/96170804


Is this working?


As far as I understood the code , for rooks and bishops we don't need to &~_discCheckPiecePos in this line. It might be that Rook is "discovered" piece but it still moves in the same rank/file (the same for bishob). If thats is the case, you can impl. the same trick as for king


This edit looks great.  Thanks for making it.  Please apply it to both branches.  (All or very nearly all of the work that I haven't yet moved from the release branch(branch-1.0.0) to the master branch involved touching only install.sh and files in install_prerequisites with no changes to CMake files or other source code.  I'll copy the installation script files over the the master branch shortly.  For changes to any other files, we need to change both branches until we work out a merging strategy that is straightforward.

The committed FFT libraries were written in assembly language by a retired researcher who prefers no attribution, but who made significant contributions in turbulent flow simulation.  The Navier-Stokes solver that uses the FFTs is sort of a “mini-app”:  it’s sufficiently small (<1000 lines) to build quickly and runs in a short enough time to be useful for integration testing, but it's sufficiently complex to be representative of the needs of a full-scale application, including being good for gaging application performance. I would be ok with refactoring the Navier-Stokes solver to use other, publicly available FFTs if that’s something you’re interested in doing, but it would be good to keep the current FFT libraries there to validate any refactored versions.


delete meta


In one of the Ludum Dares we took part in, we hit an issue when a surprisingly large number of people playing our game tried to do so with integrated graphics cards. Having no shaders meant certain crucial graphics were missing. So yes, they "could run the engine" but users weren't "happy".

The solution should be to enable shaders for drivers who claim to be able to support them (through the extension flags), rather than expecting devs to tell users to edit the config to add ForceShaders=1 (or supplying a config).


Javadoc is now incorrect ;)


Interesting. Why this syntax change?


IMO, this test should be stopped and test with Proper LTC.
https://github.com/glinscott/fishtest/pull/75

Not this B.S. 100 + 1.
Doing this will consume less resources...


Consider: "this one produces a metric space"


1. Well you can start by working backwards - what should `protectedCall` return? Then from there, what should the returned function do and when? Let me know if you're still stuck.

2. There is, but you'll have to change what `fishCounter` takes as a parameter (should also take the returned object) and then make sure to mutate that object on every call.

And I will give you more things as I can think of them, don't you worry!


Filed a bug in FileSystem to do something similar - https://github.com/aspnet/FileSystem/issues/154


It's possible. I'll update the patch to separate the code that depend on this patch as a temporary fix early next week.


Don't you have to do *something* before returning?  E.g., put a value in (the single entry of) tempSpace?


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This is not going to be the desired fix for dealing with the fact your `order` method is now returning an array. Are you positive that it wasn't handling includes before? Looking around into the rest of the controllers they all use `.find` with `respond_to_params`. Also looking into UX requests I see more than several `'get(...includes[]:...)` uses.

Your problem may have been elsewhere and these changes to the `order` method and `show` action are unnecessary.


fast-forwarding master to auto = cea1c66a


update README.md