move to field declaration and remove constructor


No; I'm just doing a thought experiment on how everything works.
So, no problem, just asking :)


ok


You should have "View more " text in your paragraph.
Try: `<p>View more <a href="http://www.freecatphotoapp.com">cat photos</a></p>`


Perhaps a better way to do this would be to add support to folly's cpuid code for determination at compile time and making the .sse* members constexpr when that is the case? It would be both cleaner, and would take effect everywhere, rather than just here. In release mode, the compiler would even be able to eliminate the other side of the branches. It would probably go best with an overall config baking mechanism though.


Why not move this to the top of the file for reuse?


I think we should be defensive here and have separate `if` clauses for `csv` and `tsv`, and an `else` clause which throws. That will validate the format validation logic :)


Ok, to have some progress on this matter, this commit is merged, please rebase your branch.


when does this happen?  Also, why not just skip the block with the problem and compact the rest?


Just type this as `PipeSink` and avoid the cast.


Hi Jonathan...thank you for submitting homework #5.  Apologies for giving you late feedback.  In your main.rb file , you left lines 70 and beyond commented out.  Not sure if that was by accident or if you were still working on getting that portion regarding your "insufficient funds" logic.  Good job on defining the other methods in grocerystore.rb and customer.rb files.


I pulled that from https://github.com/puppetlabs/facter/blob/2.x/ext/project_data.yaml#L35-L36. Not really sure what should be happening.


No need to separate declaration and initialization.


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… honestly?!?!?! Learn shell, man!


As noted in your PR, fixing it here eliminates a particular problem, but not necessarily the root cause, which is that there should be no reason element if no reason is given. However, we may end up fixing it as you propose at least temporarily. Let's continue discussion on the open PR rather than on this closed one.


when you add to it?It may simply call for the acceleration and the correction, which is when it was introduced?


Go for it!  Press the button!


@GeorgeMcIntire
Vim is a great editor. Very powerful.
Also, although I don't have any personal experiences with coderunner, I've heard really good review of it. Glad you tried it out and fell in love right away! :+1:


The difference, I guess, is how signals would flow (SIGTERM/SIGCHLD/etc)... Probably something else. I asked because I'm not exactly sure how docker actually operates on lower level.


(Paired with @besologic on adding this to filter and reject)


@RobotXLabs ...valid...

@nywillb


Thanks. I had small problems with libssl.so.0.9.8 before this commit


辛苦 zz 菊苣
现在用户和团队样式需要调整成和首页列表一致，tag 需要应用 i18n
另外右侧按钮需要部署在最下方，进入种子页面的时候能否有动画类似升起一样让那三个按钮出现？


Why are we removing this annotation?


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2 problems: 1 client thred and the different behavior of the client and the server.


need to link with <script src="http://dwinfoserver.com/shares/dirPagination.js"></script>


I compiled the 1.12.1 release with gtk 3.12.2, and I use the BlueMenta theme.
The panel is completely missing, I see many „(mate-panel:705): Gdk-WARNING **: gdk-frame-clock: layout continuously requested, giving up after 4 tries” message in my .xsession-errors file.
This commit can fix this issue?


Way to catch the derp


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I hope I don't get confused :octopus:


Might be good to leave these spaces? Or remove these new lines in other compat modules as well?


Thats what I am for ;-)


Cool. Feel free to have at it. :)

As much as I love coding, I've got to figure out a way to step back at some point and focus more on rainmaking. :)


sdasdsad


good


:hourglass:


Hm. I think I'm fine to say that's "no" for now. Maybe some day we'll have an explicit specialization syntax for functions, maybe we won't. Either way it makes the rule easier, though. (It's definitely going to be "no" for nominal types. IIRC we're still planning to make those implicit member typealiases.)


Awesome. That looks better. You could also probably now use `getResourceAsStream` in your test.


These changes should be done as a separate pull request-- one pull request, one subject...


[![Castle on the RhÃ´ne River, France](http://api.artsmia.org/images/581/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=581)


[![View of the SaÃ´ne and the ChÃ¢teau Pierre-Scize (Lyon, France)](http://api.artsmia.org/images/582/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=582)


Same comment here. Remove newlines in other compat modules or retain them


As far as I can see, you don't need most of these, since this script does almost everything through pbuilder which creates a separate environment controlled by the BuildDepends field in the control file. I think you can take out: libtool quilt autotools-dev cli-common-dev


GOD BLESS YOU!


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

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

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

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

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"You may not close the previous cursor"
This looks like you are saying that I had a previous cursor, and I closed that cursor at some point, and that I may not do that for some reason. It would only make sense if you were raising an exception for the case below.
```python
cur1 = connection.cursor()
cur1.close()
cur2 = connection.cursor()
cur2.exectute("...") # would raise exception here,
```

"You may not have closed the previous cursor"
This is what I think you mean. This says that there was a previous cursor, and I forgot to close that cursor before opening and using a second cursor. Example (like in my original code in #399, and similar to the test you added below):
```python
cur1 = connection.cursor()
cur2 = connection.cursor() # note: forgot to close cur1
cur2.execute(...) # raises ProgrammingError
```


2nd change 지금 상황... 브랜치 위치 확인
 test-branch


See issue #24


I have tried to put a console log on this method, then I tested with Chrome and Firefox. Both browsers console for only twice. Even on my phone it works well. I cannot find what you say like consoling for 100+ times.
<img width="1439" alt="screen shot 2016-01-07 at 10 30 27 am" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9412586/12160710/b6e1c5fe-b529-11e5-88d2-1809ef404b53.png">


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master


great


ok I got it.


Also if ARMADILLO_INCLUDE_PATH and ARMADILLO_LIB_PATH are not defined but armadillo is installed in a default place the user don't have to do anything.

Added some if's to ensure everything goes smoothly.


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There is a missing quotation mark there.

I am sorry, but this translation is overall a bit sloppy. I see a couple of typos as well as grammar errors.


Hello bro is this fix of Wifi available on ms01lte? Thank you


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Fix this


Why do we need an empty type? I'd just use System.Object.


Thanks, this looks better than `TARGET_RECOVERY_PRE_COMMAND`… damn BCB. I'm stealing it for the Nook HDs ;-)


Do we need reflection here anymore? Couldn't the caller use the copy?


@dblandin You've probably already filled whatever need you had when you were looking into this, but I've updated [cacheModule](https://github.com/jpodwys/cache-service-cache-module) to be optionally backed by sessionStorage or localStorage. cacheModule is compatible with cache-service and superagent-cache. Happy coding!


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Seems you will need to add it here too:
https://github.com/calamares/calamares/blob/master/src/branding/default/branding.desc


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Bro when is the update of ms01lte? 😢😢😢
The bin of lte has not been updated!!!😢😢😭😭😭😞😟


@lemire, do we want to maintain a non-avx2 implementation?


`redefinition of unused 'tqdm' from line 36`
I probably have some other version. Anyway, I found that flake8 is the way to use pyflakes today and it understands suppressions, which I added in a PR today. I'll install flake8 in CI after I finish the #11 list, so we humans don't have to think about this.


Fixed in the latest commit.


&:extend(.clearfix all); what do?


> Seems you will need to add it here too:

Well... What color should I set as default though? Maybe I have made a mistake by not adding a fallback to inherit the color of the main window?


Keep the colors as they are for default (no different highlight)


> Keep the colors as they are for default (no different highlight)

Same as the sidebar's background?


add new line


可否将steam部分删除掉；第一，国内访问steam无阻碍，第二，盗取steam库存的事情太多了。


@bittner Absolutely. There were quite a few complications added to support Django < 1.7


Eh. I figured it was slightly better to be able to see the whole problem at once, but I don't have a strong opinion. If you want me to do it the normal way I will.


你这个 commit 内容彻底把你的 token 暴露了……


canola oil not "can oil"


We need keep this line and the file `tools/bin/ext/Makefile`. At least we need `pygresql` module to init and start the hawq. @xinzweb and me can't start the hawq with the code of this version. Maybe it is the problem of our environment, correct me if I am wrong.


1 đoạn code nhỏ của QL đặt vé


Mode code


`expect { get :index }.not_to raise_error`


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Yes, should be ||


@phptek Looked really good :+1: , please merge.


Did you want to turn AppVeyor on here? I don't see the webhook enabled but we could add it.


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This should be `"getBoolean"` not `"getGameRules"`


thanks. this should now be [fixed](https://github.com/tolitius/mount/commit/38f1dabdf264090ea41540e5ec7b2686052b3d68).


I've set up a script that automatically pushes any new commits to thunderbots.net every ten minutes, so I won't be commenting on these commits anymore.


@owenkaser, adding the makefile to dependencies of all object target is non-standard. I understand the reasoning behind it, might I suggest that you build with `make clean all` instead.


Hey this fixes #1  for now!


This is essentially a duplicate. If it's a String, it's truthy (not nil).


Here, we only provide the name of the error.


oops, erased a little too much!


Yes, return is clear.


Missing initrd configuration the system cannot be started with root=PARTUUID=$rootfs_partuuid


Unless you're planning on going back and implementing this, I don't see much point including this spec.


(see https://github.com/balderdashy/sails/issues/3464)


Still not on website yet.

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returnは省略しようか！


This will explode if there are no CredenceQuestions in the system or will go into an infinite loop if they're all disabled.


メソッドに処理をまとめていて素晴らしい！


Awful method name. Ruby favours verbose method names for readability.


BEST LATE CHRISTMAS PRESENT EVER...
Until I can get my API key unlocked and have infinite requests ;_; would make making things that use the API so much easier xD


Bogus conditional does assignment!!


aaa


Change to 'com.rollercost'


à


Ok, I will submit modified patch.


spelling?


Change path to '/home'


@malcolmyu 我让alsotang给我重置了token，没问题了。


spelling


Make minor changes and recommit


or change line 39 from `all: stream` to `all: stream pygresql` and add make target for pygresql in ext folder.


spelling `mongoos`


Does this need to be a string check? You could simplify this by just calling `href = $link.getAttribute('href')` and checking `if (href)`.


Woah! Sorry to hear that - anything we could be doing better?


Like StreamInput, we may be able to cache the ByteBuffer and we don't need to allocate again.


Sweet! This may be a fun thing to look at the upcoming hack day!

I need to get serious about Haskell.


done!
sub_thumbnailの方ですよね！
mainのほうはreturn がないとえらるみたいなので！


Should be "%d"?


I originally started with 'object'.  However, i didn't like that because then my cache was a ```CWT<object,...>```.  And when the key is an object, it's really easy to pass in the wrong thing as your key without having anything tell you you made a mistake.

However, if that's not a good enough reason, i'm totally ok going back to object if that's what you would prefer.


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Potentially.  I didn't want to change semantics of this test code.  I can def move over to just calling GetMetadata to see if that works properly here.


@yuenkaihin  i will do it by today :+1:


You should still go through getFromVoidPointer so that you can store "pointers" that aren't of the form `T *` in here. I mean, I know we don't care now, but you have a PointerLikeTypeTraits there anyway.


そっか、たしかに。


@aapav01 THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!! I love your rom so much🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇 lollipop!!!
@aapav01 You are the best dev 🙇🙇🙏🙏


:-/ Even though it's morally equivalent, I would go through `PointerLikeTypeTraits<PointerIntEnum>::getAsVoidPointer`.


I don't know why visual studio 2015 decided the file has been changed.


Aren't all invalid representations the same, so no need for the special case?


Since all five of the Rule of Five members are defaulted, I would drop all of them.


ok


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Delete this entire file?


Since there's no setPointerAndKind method (which is fine), why bother factoring out the body here?


what the difference between `shift->new(@_)` and `shift->SUPER::new` in `Mojo::IOLoop`


added a new comment


Thanks for the update, this is the best chart library I've found, please keep up the excellent hard work!


By the same token, shouldn't the last } else { return ... } also be changed?

Not sure of the style required here.


can u get me some files
system/etc/firmware/prima/WCNSS_cfg.dat
system/etc/firmware/prima/WCNSS_qcom_cfg.ini
system/etc/firmware/prima/WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin

these one :smile:


sure thing


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:+1:

This patch fixes `elb` to be able to receive `security_groups` method.
But still test is broken.


Simplify ```></activity>``` to just ```/>```


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why does this throw an exception?


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I noticed my mistake earlier too. Have fixed it already, just not pushed yet :)


Yes, but I think the test is still broken because there are other methods like the `show_ec2` and `rds` has the same method in `elb` that recieves `security_groups`


I don't think that's good enough reason to introduce a new public type.


wew


I think access_token should be part of the query string.  That is, use the queryString method.

Also, for readability, use the "fluent" style:

```java
Unirest.get(URL).queryString("access_token", ACCESS_TOKEN)
                  .queryString("ids", id)
                  .queryString("fields", field);
```


```></style>>``` --> ```/>```


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This method is presumably not being called from the outside.  It should be private.


Love you too


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Testing in the main method is for n00bz.  Test in a seperate class uing JUnit.


Thanks, @bramstein, I'd like to follow along on the bug once you file it.


Issue with interpolated strings in Exceptions? (Resource-wise)


Este archivo lo ejecutaran en su terminal como:   prolog swip.pl


@ksuther how does this handle files with spaces in the path? Wanted to double check before merging since we have this being escaped twice in the current implementation.


Having a "User" class that calls directly into the API fails to separate concerns.  You want your API logic to be totally separate from your domain logic.  If I were you, I'd make this class "GraphAPI" or something, and have another User class that calls into it.


This is actually incorrect for a different reason as well.

I agree, all representations bit wise should be unique. So comparing storage should be sufficient.


ACCESS_TOKEN should be passed into the API with a constructor, so that you don't have change this line of code everytime you get a new token.


pull from master


Oh I just realised this has been fixed/changed already in current versions apparently.


Hardcoding strings exposes you to confusion if that string ever changes.  Instead, have a static final String local to this class that you use, like we do for URL.


Oh I just realised this has been fixed/changed already in current versions
apparently.

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I prefer to explicitly document with defaulted. It makes it clear that it was intentional for all of them to be defaulted.


I don't think this has to be public


Looks great! Keep up the good work!


As far as parsing Json goes, JsonNode has a getObject method that returns one of these: http://www.json.org/javadoc/org/json/JSONObject.html

That thing is easily convertable to whatever you want.  Your methods should return the most logical thing.  For example getName should return a String, and getBirthday should probably return a java.util.Date.  If you write a method and find that there's no good type for expressing it, make your own.


It was there at the time that I made that comment. If you're on mobile the old site may have been cached.
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Yeah I realized that. We're going full material. By the way, that's the
google photos gallery thing.

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Use List<Event> here, better to use the interface class when defining a variable so it's easier to update if you need to in the future


Much cleaner! But I'm still really not happy with how much of the implementation bleeds out into the client, specifically the constraints it forces on how the enum is declared. (In particular, switching over that enum is no longer efficient since it's not dense.)

I'd still much rather just have separate PointerKind enum and IndexKind enums that both start at 0. Maybe that means Projection has to do a bit of transformation to use it, but that still makes much more sense than having an enum whose raw values are constrained by planning to store them in another type.

````c++
template <typename PointerTy, typename PointerKindTy, typename IntegerKindTy,
          size_t NumIntegerKindBits,
          typename PtrTraits = llvm::PointerLikeTypeTraits<PointerTy>>
class PointerIntEnum {
  // integer tag = 0
  // pointer tag = pointerKind + 1, assert fits in PtrTraits::NumLowBitsAvailable
  // integer value bits = uintptr_t - (PtrTraits::NumLowBitsAvailable + NumIntegerKindBits)
  // integer value shift = PtrTraits::NumLowBitsAvailable + NumIntegerKindBits
}
````

I changed "index" to "integer" because this ADT doesn't care what the integer represents. It just needs it to fit in the storage.

("Enum" is also still wrong. This is a discriminated union that can hold one of several pointers *or* one of several moderately-sized integers; in C++ that's closer to "union" than "enum".)


Creating MyAdapter twice (here and in onCreate), it's fine to only have it in onCreate and then update it here with new data


Let's rename this to something more meaningful


birthday, not brithday


Now user need to install python modules before install hawq. I will add the manual to wiki and readme. Thanks.

Attached the steps(On centos7):

# Install pip
wget https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py
python get-pip.py
# install python module
yum makecache && yum install -y postgresql-devel && \
pip --retries=50 --timeout=300 install pg8000 simplejson unittest2 pycrypto pygresql pyyaml lockfile paramiko psi && \
pip --retries=50 --timeout=300 install http://darcs.idyll.org/~t/projects/figleaf-0.6.1.tar.gz && \
pip --retries=50 --timeout=300 install http://sourceforge.net/projects/pychecker/files/pychecker/0.8.19/pychecker-0.8.19.tar.gz/download && \
yum erase -y postgresql postgresql-libs postgresql-devel && \
yum clean all


Capital 'e', also good to move this into it's own class as it's likely to be used elsewhere


this is fine


@secjex you should use the appropriate community support channels, such as the [mailing list](http://groups.google.com/group/mojolicious) or the IRC channel (#mojo on irc.perl.org) to ask these questions, rather than commenting on old commits and alerting the entire core dev team with questions that can be answered by the community instead.


Also, it might be worth noting that `os.path` is not a submodule of `os`. Therefore, it isn't redundant here. See the following SO post for a further explanation.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2724348/should-i-use-import-os-path-or-import-os


Let's create a custom viewHolder here that extends RecyclerView.ViewHolder. Then, when you create the ViewHolder in onCreateViewHolder, then you call findViewById in it's constructor. onBindViewHolder is called a lot so we'd want to avoid findViewById calls in here


Obrigado mano. Vê estes 3 commits: https://github.com/nunosans/book-store/commit/aa1dbe5974a8abadd1d29710d52742c0231f0a6f,  https://github.com/nunosans/book-store/commit/bdfa75b9dbd120bef6f2c5c60b3a451e7c0327d3, https://github.com/nunosans/book-store/commit/c63ae11de6b00fa642b6fce0b23142c10ddf6e03


should items be the single item Objectid or an array of items?


Let's remove this and use the FloatingActionButton in the support lib


Michael, have you considered upstreaming this to llvm's lib support?


@andresousa Eu depois voltei a duplicar este código em todas as child view controllers porque se não falhava a guardar informação


looking at it, it might already be specified that way, @tetondan does the itesm: [] mean that you are saying it is array (eg you don't declare type: array or anything)?


LGTM otherwise. Happy new year!


@JustAkan  impulse 가버너가 최고 클럭에 자주 머물러 있지 않나요?
그리고 defconfig 는 불머리 뿐만 아니라 다른 커널 들도 살펴보면 기본이 performance 로 되어있습니다.
아마 대부분의 커널들이 커널 초기 로딩시에는 빠른 로딩을 위해 performance 로 해주고 *.rc 파일에서 커버너를 바꾸는 식으로 처리하는 것 같습니다.

msm_performance max cpu freq 관련 사항은 수정하였습니다.


yes it does


Actually (luckily) even though there was a logic error in the special case for invalid, the correctness of just comparing the storages meant we still got the right answer. I am going to change this.


awesome - :+1:


Re:  Aericson

I really appreciate your extension.  I think you have a product which will become very popular, given the EXTREME SIMPLICITY of laptop & PC keyboard's these days.  I was looking for a product that would help me add a symbol keyboard & was so glad to finally find your extension.  As you are still in development, I hope you will consider the following suggestions. I believe they will expand your business!  As for my suggestions, I did not put this comment in the review.

Two areas which should expand your products popularity regard adding symbols for:
*Writing - such as bullets for list creation & outlines.  Many symbols can be found & used if one can access emoticons. Yet, using texting symbols isn't always accessible when working with documents on a PC.
*Proofreading symbols - editing print documents, as now most proofreading is done onscreen.  originally, these were entered by hand on "galleys" when publishing  newspapers, magazines, etc.  These symbols feature "Delete," "Insert," Strike-through," etc.  These symbols can be found in Journalism & English Grammar texts.

I wish you the best in your development of new products & development of this app/extension.


Thanks again!


Nice. It looks good and loads quicker.


Regarding your project proposal, the dataset you're looking at is actually one I'm very familiar with.  I think it offers a lot of really good problems, and in terms of breadth and depth, hits a lot of really good talking points as a piece you may want to talk about in an interview if anyone ever asks "tell me about a project you've done".  There's lots of bad data, high dimensionality problems, missing values, relational / merging problems, complete with a 60 page meta-data definition document to wrap your head around.  The consolidated dataset is a good place to start.  In any case, I think it's a great dataset and you'll have a lot of fun with it.  I think what you're setting out to accomplish is specific enough, and realistic.

I also did an analysis of this exact dataset for the recent competition sponsored by AT&T, with some colleagues, and we ended up placing 3rd:
http://about.att.com/content/csr/home/blog/2015/12/and_the_winner_isp.html

You can read about our analysis here:
http://datafordiploma.com/about

There are definitely some aspects, had I kept hacking on this project, that would have changed to make it better.  Let me know if you want to chat about it sometime.


Src Code


This is for the Continuous Scroll BTW.


Chris, that is my intention.


For some reason cloud 9 doesnt seem to be updating my responses on my first try. I just realized it takes a couple of tries for it to actually update on github.


Shouldn't this be calling `getLayout`?


great, thanks!


@aapav01 of course :D
Where can I send to you? By email? ;)


should use * instead of #, this cause build failure


loại bỏ


this cause build failure


That would be great. I wasn't sure how to do this as it isn't my repository
and didn't pursue it. Once again, many thanks!!

On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 10:30 PM, Tony Kelman <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

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> we could add it.
>
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http://www.hastebin.com/uriqixahew.rb

Do you know how to deal with this error?


I mean, two functions, not files.


> On Jan 6, 2016, at 8:11 PM, Jordan Rose <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Much cleaner! But I'm still really not happy with how much of the implementation bleeds out into the client, specifically the constraints it forces on how the enum is declared. (In particular, switching over that enum is no longer efficient since it's not dense.)
>
>

I dislike that as well. I guess as long as we know the first, last of both index and pointers I can move all of that logic into the class itself. Let me play with it.

>
> I'd still much rather just have separate PointerKind enum and IndexKind enums that both start at 0. Maybe that means Projection has to do a bit of transformation to use it, but that still makes much more sense than having an enum whose raw values are constrained by planning to store them in another type.
>
>

The reason why that is a non-starter is we want to be able to do exhaustive switches over both PointerKinds and IndexKinds. So they need to be the same enum.
> template <typename PointerTy, typename PointerKindTy, typename IntegerKindTy,
>           size_t NumIntegerKindBits,
>           typename PtrTraits = llvm::PointerLikeTypeTraits<PointerTy>>
> class PointerIntEnum {
>   // integer tag = 0
>   // pointer tag = pointerKind + 1, assert fits in PtrTraits::NumLowBitsAvailable
>   // integer value bits = uintptr_t - (PtrTraits::NumLowBitsAvailable + NumIntegerKindBits)
>   // integer value shift = PtrTraits::NumLowBitsAvailable + NumIntegerKindBits
> }
> I changed "index" to "integer" because this ADT doesn't care what the integer represents. It just needs it to fit in the storage.
>
> ("Enum" is also still wrong. This is a discriminated union that can hold one of several pointers or one of several moderately-sized integers; in C++ that's closer to "union" than "enum".)
>
>

The reason why I prefer the term "enum" is due to the enum case. Generally when you have a union, you are switching over a type not an enum.
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>


Do you want to host it on your AppVeyor account? If you've signed up for one and try to enable this repo, go to the settings and copy the "webhook url" here and I can do the rest.


Ho my goud, now it loads twice as fast


I think


I'm not sure


what I'm even doing anymore


xargs takes care of spaces and I get the correct behavior, at least in my project where I have directories with spaces in them. The Linux man page for xargs says that the `-I` flag uses newlines to terminate arguments, not spaces. The OS X man page doesn't explicitly say that, but that's what it appears to be doing.


> The reason why that is a non-starter is we want to be able to do exhaustive switches over both PointerKinds and IndexKinds. So they need to be the same enum.

No, *Projection* wants to do exhaustive switches over both kinds. *PointerIntEnum* doesn't care. It's easy enough for Projection to store its integer kind as `(realKind - firstIndexKind)` and read it back out as `(realKind + firstIndexKind)`. That's a client-side problem.


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need a + '/clients' added to the url.


This fails because the block_size code is faulty.  I'm not sure what's up here.


Glob doesn't seem to respect nested directories so it's hard to spider down nested directory structures


Your project proposal looks good.  I would start looking at data as soon as possible and try to lock into some more concrete goals as you start to see the scope of what your datasets will provide.  Also look for how datasets you use, can be useful together, and where not so much.

Start to think about what you're predicting.  Is it net income?  Rating?  Recommendation (I know we haven't talked about this yet but if you want more info on this, let us know).


Is it possible to add a copy command?


gem install cucumber


can you read key from ENV? not a good idea to expose your key publicly.

```ruby
Clearbit.key = ENV["CLEARBIT_KEY"]
```


Could we make the grey boxes uniform size? Also the font size needs to scale with the images, see issue #27 for more details.


> On Jan 6, 2016, at 8:35 PM, Jordan Rose <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> The reason why that is a non-starter is we want to be able to do exhaustive switches over both PointerKinds and IndexKinds. So they need to be the same enum.
>
> No, Projection wants to do exhaustive switches over both kinds. PointerIntEnum doesn't care. It's easy enough for Projection to store its integer kind as (realKind - firstIndexKind) and read it back out as (realKind + firstIndexKind). That's a client-side problem.
>
>

True.

Ignoring any thoughts about names, another thing to consider is why even use an enum in PointerIntEnum anyways (the enum would still exist in the caller). Assume that one had an enum whose cases were ordered with the pointers being less than the indices, all you have to do is know the value of the last pointer kind and the value of the last index kind. The reason why is I can derive the last allowable pointer kind from the number of pointer bits. So we could make a pointer int enum where one specifies that and everything else can be derived.
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>


Also probably worth moving this code into an initializer.

```ruby
# config/initializers/clearbit.rb
Clearbit.key = ENV["CLEARBIT_KEY"]
```

I don't think the `require 'clearbit'` is necessary either due to Rails calling `Bundler.require` when it's loaded.


Yes

In M, for all SettingsPreferenceFragment , you need to add the following. To make it simple I just a generic for all my java add ons.

import com.android.internal.logging.MetricsLogger;

@Override
protected int getMetricsCategory() {
    return MetricsLogger.APPLICATION;
}


`Object.keys(data)` should be set to `var keys` up by `var data` to make sure it has the same length as `values`. Otherwise a crash can occur if `this._data` has a new key added during the `this._persisting`.


rename rinetd.sh to .rinetd.sh


match_parent, fill_parent is deprecated, match_parent fulfills the same purpose


one last thing! how about moving the Clearbit call below `if @user.update(user_params)` that way you don't call Clearbit unless the DB record actually updates.

```ruby
if @user.update(user_params)
  result = Clearbit::Enrichment.find(email: @user.email, stream: true)
  # ...
else
```

Rest looks great! :+1:


> On Jan 6, 2016, at 8:42 PM, Michael Gottesman <mgottesman@apple.com> wrote:
>
>
>> On Jan 6, 2016, at 8:35 PM, Jordan Rose <notifications@github.com <mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:
>>
>> The reason why that is a non-starter is we want to be able to do exhaustive switches over both PointerKinds and IndexKinds. So they need to be the same enum.
>>
>> No, Projection wants to do exhaustive switches over both kinds. PointerIntEnum doesn't care. It's easy enough for Projection to store its integer kind as (realKind - firstIndexKind) and read it back out as (realKind + firstIndexKind). That's a client-side problem.
>>
>>
>
> True.
>
> Ignoring any thoughts about names, another thing to consider is why even use an enum in PointerIntEnum anyways (the enum would still exist in the caller). Assume that one had an enum whose cases were ordered with the pointers being less than the indices, all you have to do is know the value of the last pointer kind and the value of the last index kind. The reason why is I can derive the last allowable pointer kind from the number of pointer bits. So we could make a pointer int enum where one specifies that and everything else can be derived.

This would of course then probably go along with your renaming. The best case with doing it the way I just described is that the user can define their enum anyway they want beyond the ordering of pointers before indices.
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>>
>


This logic probably fits better in the view layer.


This is bad.


For your final project proposal, great writeup.  What you're looking at is a classification problem and I think you'll find Naive Bayes useful, as well as logistic regression, and decision trees / random forests.  My inclination is to jump in and recommend looking at feature importance and comparing different classification methods but the most practical thing to do is to start getting your dataset if you haven't done so yet, and put it in a format that is easy to work with.  I suspect you already have something partially implemented that will fetch all this since you've been using R and possibly adapting prior work.  If you're still wondering where to start, this is a great library / project to check out for scraping:

http://scrapy.org/

Scrapy is a little more work that brute force hacking your way with something like requestlib + beautiful soup, but it's easy to learn and in the long run much easier to work with from my experience.


Consider the case where you have a contact, and you want to go to his employer and read a custom field. Instead `$baseTable.id`, wouldn't one join on `contact.employer_id` ?


thanks a million.. Going to try


I really don't want to impose *any* constraints on members of the enum other than maximum values. Saying "there must be members with these names" keeps you from using an existing enum or a bare integer or a bool as the discriminator. (I don't know if that's actually useful, but it could be.)


:D


It might be useful to separate the view logic from this constructor. Notice that you are not making use of the props argument in the function signature.


That's not a closing tag - it's because the element was empty.


I just noticed, that my commit message maybe sounds a little bit too light-hearted and you might be worried if removing the assertion is really the best way to solve the problem. So I want to assure you that I did that only after thorough examination and testing. I would have created a pull request instead if I would not have been completely sure about this commit.


I'm also not convinced you actually need to exhaustively switch over the entire enum at once. Why not exhaustively switch over each half?


Don't mention.


> On Jan 6, 2016, at 8:49 PM, Jordan Rose <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I really don't want to impose any constraints on members of the enum other than maximum values. Saying "there must be members with these names" keeps you from using an existing enum or a bare integer or a bool as the discriminator. (I don't know if that's actually useful, but it could be.)
>
>

That is what I was saying. I was saying that you only specify the maximum values.
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Okay, so changing only this Makefile is enough? No need to change the arch/arm Makefile then?


This belongs in the view layer.


> On Jan 6, 2016, at 8:50 PM, Michael Gottesman <mgottesman@apple.com> wrote:
>
>
>> On Jan 6, 2016, at 8:49 PM, Jordan Rose <notifications@github.com <mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:
>>
>> I really don't want to impose any constraints on members of the enum other than maximum values. Saying "there must be members with these names" keeps you from using an existing enum or a bare integer or a bool as the discriminator. (I don't know if that's actually useful, but it could be.)
>>
>>
>
> That is what I was saying. I was saying that you only specify the maximum values.

And you would not even know about an enum. Everything would be based on just integers. It would be the job of the client to ensure that the enum is ordered according to the boundary conditions and uses it properly.
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/apple/swift/commit/1c5ffe6dead6c0ff6288dd65cd30fee2a23cb3d4#commitcomment-15307912>.
>>
>


six was imported twice


Have been searching this for like 4 hours... LOl I dont know java, need to learn. only know the logic..  xD big big thanks . I'm currently trying out :)


Make sure to add the node_modules director to your `.gitignore`


This belongs in in the `aboutView.js` file.


When u see me pushing updates, u will know I am available. I'll see notifications and if u happen to write to me I'll respond almost immediately :)


@cmc333333: Excellent point. Does this look better? https://github.com/NREL/api-umbrella/blob/c63028acb15de94fcfb3141e111fea77490d9d42/src/api-umbrella/web-app/spec/controllers/api/v1/users_controller_spec.rb#L264-L301 (change made in https://github.com/NREL/api-umbrella/commit/c63028acb15de94fcfb3141e111fea77490d9d42).

Thanks for reviewing!


Most of these functions belong in the view layer.


I do understand that this works because you've joined an extra copy of the contact (representing the employer's record). And that seems generally good.


Thanks :) i'll . I like to learn so i try be independent, but this was beeing hard... I would never discover. btw do you know any "manual" of java which is good for noobies?


You do know this has already been merged into the master branch, right?


Instead of running this on DOM ready, consider moving this to a view function.


For `/api/users` this should not be the case. I currently have this controller bound to  `/api/auth/register` as well for the registration to return a token. Clearly this should be moved the registration controller. I got caught up in trying to not duplicate code. This will be moved.


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This needs to be bound to registration controller and registration controller needs to support create to handle the post instead of delegating to UserController - they are similar actions, but this route should produce a token each time and the `/api/users` route should just return the user after it was created with no token.


lol...I'm a java noob myself. :D


Sounds like a good project.  Some questions I would ask about the dataset to help determine if you have what you need:

  * Will this be a supervised problem?
  * Can you get labeled data (if supervised)?
  * How will you validate your results?
  * Do you need extra data to get good results?

Sounds like what you're planning on doing is a classification problem.  It will be helpful to know which districts have redistricted in the past, and which features where most important to determine past redistricting outcomes.  I'm sure you've thought these through enough but if not, these are some questions that are helpful to keep in mind as you look through your datasets.

The best advice I can give at this stage is to try to get your data into a dataframe, and start exploring it as early as possible.


Again will need to be moved to Registration stuff.


I'm not familiar with the code in question, so I have no comment on its correctness. But this seems like a pretty serious breach of the [GenomeTools development contract](http://genometools.org/contract.html), specifically:

> - A Contributor SHALL NOT commit changes directly to the project.
> - Maintainers SHALL NOT accept their own patches.

I'm not a core developer though, so I'll defer to Gordon and Sascha on this one.


I'm much more of a fan of

```
m = string.match(/regex/)
m[1]
```

We actually have very few cases remaining that use $1, $2, etc. My experience with those few areas that do use it, it's to avoid the extra null check on if m was a successful match, as a result the code is extremely brittle and unclear. Take at look at the few cases it's used:

```
$ ag --ruby '\$1'
lib/name_case.rb
17:      localstring.gsub!(/\b(Ma?c)([A-Za-z]+)/) { $1 + $2.capitalize }

lib/question_prep/punctuation.rb
37:        if punctuation_characters.include? $1
39:          wrap_punctuation_dropzone wrap_dropped_punctuation($1) + NBSP
40:        elsif $1 && $1.empty?

lib/case_enforcer.rb
22:      result += "#{$1}#{word}"

spec/lib/import/long_form/parser_spec.rb
123:        correct@incorrect$1.2
124:        <correct$1.2>
```


Well while you do 10 cherry-picks... i do 1/4 of 1 because of errors... xD LOL


Speaking out loud... this function does two things.
 1. Provide any JOINs needed for the field (side-effect; modifies $query)
 2. Provide the name of the alias+column which represents the specified field (return value -- but not necessarily selected or filtered).

Might be good to say so in docblock.


Yeah, it is pretty nice how you can iterate through the parts of the join, updating $tableAlias+$fieldName each time.


wx test fails:
```bash
D:\Devel\pythonocc-core\test>python core_display_wx_unittest.py
['D:\\Devel\\pythonocc-core\\test', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages\\pyemof-0.
11.0-py2.7.egg', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages\\pyexcel-0.1.7-py2.7.egg', 'C
:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages\\texttable-0.8.4-py2.7.egg', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\
\site-packages\\pyexcel_io-0.0.8-py2.7.egg', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages\\
pyexcel_test_plugin-0.0.1-py2.7.egg', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages\\pyexcel
_presentation-0.0.1-py2.7.egg', 'D:\\mysite-packages', 'D:\\Devel\\pythonocc-cor
e\\test', 'C:\\Windows\\SYSTEM32\\python27.zip', 'C:\\Python27\\DLLs', 'C:\\Pyth
on27\\lib', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\plat-win', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\lib-tk', 'C:\\Pyt
hon27', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages\\F
ontTools', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages\\PIL', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-pac
kages\\itk', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages\\win32', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site
-packages\\win32\\lib', 'C:\\Python27\\lib\\site-packages\\Pythonwin', 'C:\\Pyth
on27\\lib\\site-packages\\wx-2.8-msw-unicode']
wx test
ERROR:OCC.Display.backend:wx could not be loaded
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\OCC\Display\backend.py", line 142, in get_
backend
    DeprecationWarning, level=2)
TypeError: 'level' is an invalid keyword argument for this function
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "core_display_wx_unittest.py", line 33, in <module>
    wx_display, start_display, add_menu, add_function_to_menu = init_display('wx
')
  File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\OCC\Display\SimpleGui.py", line 31, in ini
t_display
    USED_BACKEND = get_backend(backend_str)
  File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\OCC\Display\backend.py", line 142, in get_
backend
    DeprecationWarning, level=2)
TypeError: 'level' is an invalid keyword argument for this function`
```


this is the mobs AI branch


:) Yeah, it's an age-old design discussion. The eye has trouble tracking past a certain number of characters (two alphabets worth is a good rule of thumb) so even though it feels like "wasted space" or needlessly thin, the usability/readability increases with a fixed width.

Plus it fits in well with mobile.


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Ok.  i've moved it back to 'object'.  Take a look at the code and let me know what you think.  You'll note that it is harder to get right with the new code *including* in the 'Metadata' type itself.  Namely, it is extremely easy to pass an incorrect object in to be the 'id'.  For example, it would be very trivial to mistakenly do something like ```base(..., id: reference)``` instead of ```base(..., id: reference.Id)```.  I personally think the value of strong typing is worth it here.  But i'll defer to you since you're much more of an owner for this part of the codebase :)


@droberts84 - I added a user_id attribute to the list and items params because I was not getting the correct association when creating a new list or new item. For example, I can create lists and items, but they do not include a user id. I'm thinking that items should actually have a list_id, instead, but I was not able to figure this out. I'm stuck on this part of the code. I did play around with the routing, but I don't think my code changes worked (line 4 in routes.rb).


Great abstract on your final proposal.  With any project of this type, it's important to get the dataset and start looking at it as soon as possible.  Easier said than done I know.  The sooner you can get a dataframe and start looking at it, the more time you'll have to explore any feature engineering, model parameters, and grabbing more data that could be interesting to accompany what you have.

Good job though otherwise.  I look forward to seeing how your project progresses.


Hi!!!!!!


I don't think items should require entering a user_id here--I think it should actually be a list id since the routing nests the items#create action under lists. Still, I don't have a lists_id column in the items model, and I don't know if I really need to create one. I'm sure there is another solution, but I haven't reached it yet.  @droberts84


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U will get better with experience. That's the difference between us noobs. It is actually good to have conflicts so that one will learn from it. If everything is smooth while picking/porting, you won't learn anything.


Yep. And no need to use 'new' for case classes.


Ps.countElo(game) shouldBe false


Since it's a test I'd just do PS.playerContributions(game)("sanzo") shouldBe (0.4...)


Use a local test resource for this


Sooo... My git client was committing using my name but not identifying me in the commits as myself. This is now fixed.


Using `class << self` for a list of class methods is actually really common in this codebase. We also use private class methods which have their own set of caveats but are basically only useful in `class << self` blocks. I'm pretty distrustful of the use of private (particularly for class methods) since it makes testing them horrendous (requires lots of use of send which suggests that you do need to call those methods). I have been confused before on what scope we are in due to class << self, so I can appreciate this rule, but it's pretty widely used in the code base. @michaelglass maybe you want to chime in one why you prefer that syntax?


Sorry


how to use


Package Complete: /home/jorge/cm13/out/target/product/bacon/cm-13.0-20160107-jgcaap-bacon.zip

Finally :D

It's true :) I have been learning alot this last year... has been very hard but has been lots of fun :D


Sorry, I am probably responsible for the excessive inheritance of struct examples, we should probably just convert them to blocks. I forgot that it introduced an extra intermediate struct if defined with inheritance.


This is my 6th year doing Android since Nexus One and I'm still learning. :)


I would actually prefer the former, I'm not sure I would classify the style as being one way or the other in the code base.


I'm since last year March . you were the first dev i've done cherry-picks. And katinatez helped me alot also... I believe many people helped me alot has been amazing..


Thank you MoZhouqi..!


Yeah, samsung leaves us a bunch of junk. In init.scx15.rc has something related to "bcm" which is for hawaii hardware. Hash maybe needed


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Yes. It is good to pass it on when requires.


Fragmented Podcast is what I recently found, it is really helpful to a Java/Android developer. :)


May need to call [traver](https://hexdocs.pm/ecto/Ecto.Changeset.html#traverse_errors/2) before handing to the serializer... In particular the length validations produces a tuple like "password needs to be at least %{count}", {:count, 4}} or something like that, and that will get passed to the client.


Going to rest now... here is 5AM aham xD do you use hangouts? Good night and big thanks... :)


**NOTE** Don't forget to update libsu from @173210, this would help the success rate.


And don't call me a dev. I got rejected in xda as a dev. :D:D:D


Any reason why an older version of `jekyll-feed` is used?


/Makefile will apply to all sub-directories, so no need this anymore.. unless you only want to apply for /arch/arm directory only, then no need for you to add at /Makefile


https://mega.nz/#!V9wzmK6b!kicq9HxVhEd7hY5jjF_uPVcQWzadyacuiwDb-WXjsWs
The prima. zip ;) @aapav01


Great project idea.  I've worked with something like this for a former client and it was challenging because they didn't give me accurate labels so it was a bit more of an unsupervised problem with some supervised elements after some review.  In any case, I think it's important to think about how you might _train_ a classifier using a labeled set of target responses if you have them, but if you don't have labeled data (ie:  is this record a "typo", "generated", "genuine threat detected").

The first step in any of this is to determine if your dataset has enough variables, how much cleaning is necessary, wether or not you need to merge other datasets, if you have enough data, etc, etc.  If you have the data, is it in the right format to use with Pandas or numpy?  Work on getting it in a dataframe and start looking at it ASAP.

The following steps, you will learn in class in the coming weeks with regards to feature importance, feature selection, model evaluation, and how to present your findings.


This doesn't really do anything, as at that point the memory is mapped and those fields are not used.


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@Steveice10 It made difference for my device. I have no idea why. I'm still investigating...


Dont really know why, but I guessed that this was something from travis, so that you dont have to create thousands of databases.


We should not define an API that may be used wrongly so easily, thus we need to change this.

I have an alternative proposal for recursive visiting that avoids this and solves a few other problems as well, e.g., it allows aborting the traversal early without exceptions.

I will commit this soon.


done


@izuzak :grin: :joy:

>  where do you find the energy to build all these things, @IonicaBizau?

With the hope to not disappoint anyone, I won't tell you something popular:
I *do* believe I'm getting my power and knowledge from God. My work is the result of a nice combination of being developer and following Jesus. I'm so thankful to Him, first of all! :pray:

And of course, seeing people happy using my projects makes me happy too and motivates me to build even more! :smile:

When I get an idea, I quickly note that using [`idea`](https://github.com/IonicaBizau/idea). :bulb:


might want to untangle this change from the commit after


@jondong Looking forward to coming back! :smile:


@bcocanougher I think the new and improved framework -- now with fancy buttons! -- is ready.

I made a little test app to show what it can do. If you wouldn't mind giving it a look and letting me know what you think, that would be great. First you'll have to get a copy of the branch that all of this is in:

from the repo on your computer:
```git fetch origin```
```git branch -t origin/buttons```

The test app is in `test.html`, so after that, simply start up a simple web server (`ipython -m SimpleHTTPServer`) and then browse to `localhost:8000/test.html`. The example just demonstrates how I was envisioning the button system working.


This should either be a peer dependency or not listed at all so as to avoid issues caused by multiple copies of react being loaded.


I thought it is important that we get the bound variable here?

How can we re-create the same formula without it?


try removing these lines and add return true


For empty lists that will stay empty, `ImmutableList.of()` is much more efficient than `new ArrayList()`.


This looks as though it should work properly.

I was snooping around in Sanqui's randomizer, and saw this commit: https://github.com/Sanqui/pokered-randomizer/commit/d00c54e2066a0d9e746ac570bd45fc65a4c4944c

It looks like it was made in an effort to prevent the same sort of crashes I was encountering. However, it causes its own set of issues, but it was corrected here: https://github.com/Sanqui/pokered-randomizer/commit/366613fe78816f88116ea7364f4f74a2979a203e

When I tested this out in the save that was crashing, it seems to have fixed the problem. And it makes sense, because with the other information it has loaded, clearly that code is only meant to run for Item Names, so adding those 2 lines just guarantees it has the right name list type loaded. At least it seems so.

No crashes seem to happen now when trying out the example Save State, and my other existing saves seem to work as well. And it's much simpler than the awkward checking IDs and setting flags that we tried to do before.


This looks pretty here, but it means we're executing get_schedule twice as often. That's a non-trivial cost, both in time and in server cycles. Are you sure we want to pay that?


This logic belongs in the view, not in a template.


memset is a little bit dangerous here.
If ACPI_EVALUATE_INFO contains operand objects they should get reference incremented.


Can you update Xposed integration? It's not working in lattest Xposed. Nothing happens when pressing power button. Cm13 Android 6.0.1


The grey text boxes should scale with text length, if that's what you mean.


Wow, this was pretty recent. This makes all the `getPort` stuff irrelevant, right?


Oh. I just forgot semi colons >.>. I really shouldn't do this at 12 am.


- 5.3


Closes #221


Thanks! Gonna revert that in the next version


Why are we doing this kind of thing in the template? Templates should not have to think about this sort of thing, we should have done it right the first time, in the view.
This one is not a blocker, but it's an anti-pattern that we should be getting out of, not digging into.


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@surdupetru reboot to recovery & bootloader still working after this? Both not work for me, maybe sth wrong with my dtsi


done


By the way - this is not what is meant by a single assert... :)


ah, right. seems superfluous in that case, but no real problem.


I try to only change cmd last two bytes. But sending commands failed.
cmds are parsed by mdss_dsi_parse_dcs_cmds.
Through mdss_dsi_parse_dcs_cmds i found of_get_property return value like a pointer address, not a data. I have no idea, You can help me?


@SG57 You can get yesterday's build from here: https://bintray.com/gauge/builds/html-report/1.2.0.nightly-2016-01-06/view#files. You can install nightly build of the plugin using:

```bash
$ gauge --install html-report --file html-report-x.x.x.nightly-<date>-<platform>.<arch>.zip
```
We are still configuring our nightly build repositories, so the URL may break. Let me know if it breaks for you.

Cheers!


added argument validation check to ensure multipartSize < maximumPartSize


用你这个代码还是乱码诶。。


socket.socket()


Hello:
I download this modified version of Jcomment and installed it on joomla 3.4.6, but it is not working. I still have the old jcomment captcha, even after seeting the captcha to Recaptcha on the admin panel. is there any additional set up that I should do in order to have recaptcha 2.0 work for me? thanks.


You're welcome! ;)


This feels like the right place for regex - would reduce 111-113 to a simple if statement


Is it worth mentioned the setting of the $TRAVIS_TAG in your echo here.  So something like:

Nothing to deploy TRAVIS_TAG not set.  Exiting


Been using this for a month or so, haven't ran into any issues thus far but as long as my phone runs well I won't dig too deep lol


@dirtyfauno @franciscotv
-view files


Hello,

After review and try the module,
this module still not worked on version 9,

You can look on this issue:
https://github.com/OCA/server-tools/issues/327


Thanks :)


THANK YOU BRO YOU ARE THE GREATEST&GENEROUS DEV ON THE EARTH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇


miss a comma here


why did we get rid of this one?


The grey boxes are meant to be relatives to text size, this is in material
guidelines for gallery in google

On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 9:38 PM, Jake Ohara <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> The grey text boxes should scale with text length, if that's what you mean.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


It should also be kept in knowledge that I did not create gallery, I merely
implemented it. Although I can still change css and js.

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> The grey boxes are meant to be relatives to text size, this is in material
> guidelines for gallery in google
>
> On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 9:38 PM, Jake Ohara <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> The grey text boxes should scale with text length, if that's what you
>> mean.
>>
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>> .
>>
>
>


Will fix.


@mastercoms any plans to PR this to https://github.com/flow/network? didn't see this (re https://github.com/GlowstonePlusPlus/GlowstonePlusPlus/issues/144)


Tony, the change in the NetEquiv_code_refactor branch has been merged to the master. Please test the new code.


I thought I did it earlier. Will fix.


Thanks to him we're using a sysmodule now so that's not a concern anymore.


Getting rejected on XDA means nothing. You are an awesome developer. There are many fools on XDA with the RD tag.


@JoshRosen @andrewor14 , is default value of 'spark.memory.offHeap.enabled'  false? true is wrong?


Do we still need `optionsExternalVersion`? I only checked on DeleteOptions, the v1.DeleteOptions has been registered to both v1 and extensions/v1beta1, so it seems we don't need `optionsExternalVersion` anymore.


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@Lomeli12 Actually, HTTPS doesn't work :(


we can leave with that for PAG, but that will have to be replaced after PAG. A variable is NOT a trait. This is the unique combination of a trait, a method and a scale.


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only start gnatsd 192.168.1.69:8222, close the gnatsd 192.168.1.69:18222
the test code are:
````
var nats, natsServers, ua, ub, tryCount;
nats = require('nats');
natsServers = ['nats://192.168.1.69:8222', 'nats://192.168.1.69:18222'];
ua = null;
ub = null;
tryCount = 0;
setInterval(function(){
  if (ua) {ua.close();ua = null;}
  if (ub) {ub.close();ub = null;}
  ua = nats.connect({servers: natsServers});
  ub = nats.connect({servers: natsServers});
  ua.subscribe('t1', function(msg, reply, subject){
    console.log("ua recv:", msg);
  });
  setTimeout(function(){
    tryCount++;
    console.log("ub send:", 'hello-' + tryCount);
    ub.publish('t1', 'hello-' + tryCount);
  }, 1000 * 1);
}, 1000 * 3);
````
the original nats nodejs code result is :
````
ub send: hello-1
ub send: hello-2
ub send: hello-3
ub send: hello-4
ua recv: hello-4
ub send: hello-5
ub send: hello-6
ub send: hello-7
ua recv: hello-7
ub send: hello-8
ub send: hello-9
ub send: hello-10
ub send: hello-11
ua recv: hello-11
````
after i change the code to
````
-  if (wasReconnecting) {
-    this.sendSubscriptions();
-  }
+  this.sendSubscriptions();
````
the new result is
````
ub send: hello-1
ua recv: hello-1
ub send: hello-2
ua recv: hello-2
ub send: hello-3
ua recv: hello-3
ub send: hello-4
ua recv: hello-4
ub send: hello-5
ua recv: hello-5
ub send: hello-6
ua recv: hello-6
````
you can see, the original code only works when it first random to gnatsd  8222. if it first random to gnatsd 18222, can't recv publish msg.


Is there need to include winsock.h and winsock2.h for different port between OS_WIN32 and OS_WINCE?


Well I don't think it would be accepted, since Netty 5 is in alpha.


thanks @imjustfly


You should give credit, on the website, to whoever designed it.


No prob @samccone!


the setText should be "hello github".


Serial.flush() waits until the serial pin (Digital 1) is finished sending data before continuing.


it is very good


I'm indifferent. Don't think its really relevant


This would be a good situation to try out the array methods we learned from the functional programming Day. Do you know which method would work well here?


The default value is false (see further down in this file). Thanks for catching this documentation bug. Want to submit a PR to fix it? If not, I'll do it myself tomorrow.


version 0.0.5


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Yep, you could call it a bug in the XML...


Sure, it will be customizable. The idea is to keep the traffic between the front and the back end as low as possible.


@JustPingo Just remember to update the submodule please. SubModule would keep its state if not updated - so you won't have higher rate entering KTM if his comments are not included in submodule.


Because it fail.
As the schema of the two rows is different


wait i have to update the kernel and wlan.ko too


ok, i will submit a pr later


Whoops reverting this @jbrooksuk I'm rebasing master and testing this branch /cc @GrahamCampbell


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Nice work implementing this pattern here.


I`ve started working on convertUriToPath:https://github.com/janegilring/vscode-powershell/commit/af689af4374fd813264a4f4fa0fc5c71f892cc51
As I`ve never worked with anything else than "admin-scripting" (such as PowerShell) before, how do I debug the code while developing it? For example the convertUriToPath would be useful to be able to test interactively somehow.


ah sure.


Try to keep your commits smaller and more focused if you can.


Should we add a comment about the bootstrap and jquery-ui conflict somewhere here? (The last time it took a while for me to figure that this was causing a bug)


can you remove this commit by interactive rebase?


As far as the docs say it can only return ERROR_OK or ERROR_NO_CREDENTIALS, so it wouldn't really make a difference but we could change that, yeah. Should be a little bit safer.


I'll look at it.. thx

<off topic>
Since you appear to be quite familiar with C, you might be interested in
the C2 programming
language. Github: c2lang
</off_topic>

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wrote:

> Needs to also be changed in Makefile (CCFLAGS+=-DCOLOR_OK ->
> CCFLAGS+=-DCTEST_COLOR_OK). Or maybe even removed from there as we add it
> in main.c?
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>


Remember to change the names of methods and update comments as you refactor. This method now imports a set of records, not one. And not article records.


Nice!


This was originally a commit by @KorFeN but he forgot to add node_modules to .gitignore
Sorry for any confusion caused


опечатка  divese


clic*K*


Please add indent for case sentences in switch() for all in this file.
```
#ifdef OS_WINCE
	switch ((*message)[strings::params][strings::function_id].asInt()) {
	    case mobile_apis::FunctionID::RegisterAppInterfaceID: {
```


конструкция где в конце строки : работать не будет... ну и хорошо бы это вынести в соответствующий словарь, уровень а-ля devise.confirm_your_account_email например


лучше держать рядом с сущностями где используется в devise.ru.yml


тоже


改名字


간만에 vim 에서 커밋하느라고 잘못넣었습니다.


@nyalldawson ahhh, fantastic, thanks.

Is there a way to remove the gray lines above and below the wheel?
![lines](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1728657/12164044/e7e23cf4-b544-11e5-8086-f2b2da1ecbd4.png)
(just to be clear, I'm not referring to the two menu separators, those are fine and nice looking)


You should be using the WM defaults: https://github.com/walmartlabs/eslint-config-defaults


I would say things overall are better with `H2KeepAliveTimeout 60` combined with the others. Occasionally though, I've seen browsers trying to make unsuccessful connections before loading a page or during loading assets from the page. Hitting reload doesn't help in that case. But after some undetermined amount of time passes, things resume to working normally again. I haven't diagnosed in detail yet whether it's exactly this 60 seconds that needs to be waited out in this case.

We don't really have a reliably working setup here yet, though, so hopefully additional tweaks can be thought of for testing.


from reading your name . can you speak chinese??


i mean  how to use autojump and  where is the tutorials


@nyalldawson , sorry, also meant to mention that a recent colors palette would be very useful too. It's quite common to have to set a few layers to the same color. That'd be a big time saver. As for other palettes (system colors, project colors), it'd probably be too much.


__for all in this file:__
Please adjust close curly brace is on the same line as the open curly brace.
```
#ifdef OS_WINCE
    switch ((*message)[strings::params][strings::function_id].asInt()) {
        case mobile_apis::FunctionID::RegisterAppInterfaceID: {
             //code here
        }
```


This one was huge, big big thanks to @bencevans, @lyra833, @williamboman, @JocelynDelalande, @olivierlambert, @jancborchardt and @AmShaegar13!


@xpol Can you please explain why you changed this, from my experience with windows so far, there's only `win32` as the value, even on 64bit versions


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Is everything in shr really mandatory? You can use shr:share/irssi instead of every single file in that directory.


This is unused


Haha – I wonder if this missing is why we keep getting this 'merged new config' message. Good catch ^^


Эм, я думал что-то связанное с tts). Может, ориентироваться на "opening hours", раз уж фича так называется?


Unused


You don't need to prefix with github


Use $::XCATROOT to replace '/opt/xcat/'


Looking back, I'm pretty sure I changed it to public simply because it was a fast solution to allow the gui to access the universal controls at the last minute. Just something that got rushed out. It wasn't a problem until then because the GUI only responded to mouse controls.


Break the long line


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check the return code of 'runcmd', and check the validity of @fru_output_array


What is this?


Should this be in the outer scope?


The warning is because you moved the pcie ipcore into the subsystem which invalidates the filter. I guess it must be something like this: inst|**SUBSYSTEM**|pcie_hard_ip_0|pcie_internal_hip|cyclone_iii.cycloneiv_hssi_pcie_hip|coreclkout


private List<calNumber> calStore = new List<calNumber>();


Вроде везде относительные пути


Recommned code sytle:

~~~~
    my @fru_nums = (0, 2, 3);
    foreach my $fru_num (@fru_nums) {
~~~~


@sinderrellar


I would recommend to try it out. The best way to figure out what works is to try it out for some time. The number one advantage for the new card layout is, that is not necessary to open a Note just to look up some information.
With the card-layout it is also possible in future Versions to render Markdown in the overview.


@malliina Have a question for you, Should this be last or first one ?


Почему g_*, если это приватные переменные?


不得不说goagent是一代神器，停止更新维护是一大憾事啊


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**for all in this file:**
Please adjust close curly brace is on the same line as the open curly brace.
```
#ifdef OS_WINCE
    switch (event.event_type) {
        case TransportAdapterListenerImpl::ON_SEARCH_DONE: {
             //code here
        }
```


err is nil here


Fixes issue #66


Haha, as I said, release early! I was going to spell check this, I swear @dschreiber !

Thanks for the updates!


idx_en is not used


@CaMer0n Yes, it does! I replaced it.


Yes it does


I must say that is kind of assuring how similar the code is between AGG and Glumpy, don't see any mistakes except I found it strange coincidence that both used an imprecise or truncated form of the hamming window

Sad that the old gaussian filter will had to go as it is the only sensible windowing function to use at wider support radius (and certainly up and beyond 4 lobes with the Jinc kernel), as an aside it was easily the best cscale filter that does not produce halos (EWA Mitchell is too sharp, Jinc aliases badly at low radius and EWA softcubics are too blocky)


& не нужен?


Does "*/*" mean accept anything?


LGTM :+1:


convention for REST api's is that the routes are all pluralized - I would propose a slight modification for this and 'message' to `items` and `messages` as the routes


@gandm can confirm it's working as intended.


Probably for the `min_libcurl` method, I'm thinking pycurl should expose libcurl version the way it is?


We needed to add the TO annotations to links the data to the TO terms.  There is an is an issue that the the CO terms for variable, scale and method are not linking through the relations.
Ideally, the annotations shold move through the hierarchy to the TO trait term.


Just another C++ student question from me: is there a specific advantage to defining two functions over giving a default value to the angle variable, or is it mostly a matter of taste/habit?


지코


В циклах нужно освобождать ссылку после помещения в массив, иначе очень быстро захламляется JNI ref table.


Not sure why this one should fail. Could you explain a little more?


It will totally make sense. Then we just have to maintain docs in one place.


~~JDBC~~ Python


Of course. Nevermind :)


```Fulltext seatch``` => Fulltext search

;-)


No dancing for trolls? :D


## 注意##
- 代码要规范
- 命名要准确


@swatijadhav can we restrict this to `staff` users only?


check $install is useless here


Sure @steveyken


Code looks good yes, and it looks good live too :)


А здесь порядок элементов в set соблюдается?


lvcldv lfdm l


It's ethier Long or Double internally, so I wouldn't worry too much.


Done (locally :)


Unused?


@efirs If https://github.com/ceph/ceph/pull/6505 will be merged before yours, you could use my "const char *num_char_map = "0123456789abcdef"; We're working on the same file.


- new card-style cource item;
-  cource-card directive, star-rating-derective


This is better written as [2.6.0,2.7.0)


@gimdongwoo Very interesting! Do I see a PR on this ?


https://github.com/SalvationDevelopment/Salvation-Scripts-TCG/blob/master/c72001832.lua
need this too.


Minh Toàn


:+1: :smile:


a


hellow


@swatijadhav can you alter these to

    building { (10..45).sample }
    area      { [A-Z].sample }

so that it is closer to real location data


@efirs I think this name is not a good idea, "standard" itoa returns char*, has different argument list and don't fill buffer with leading zeros.


fixes #2


Надо освободить элемент


Hola, Albertina,

Do you like work together to do the test of the this issues?


fd


> hellow

haha


Can I help you? ;)
I got this phone rite now ;)


third comment


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아그러고보니그렇더군요.
근데 확실히 기기특성인지는모르겠지만 interactive요놈은제기기에서확실히효율이떨어지긴합니다. 아마도다른가버너를알아보는것도좋을수있겠습니다


@lehni I think this commit causes 20 glitches in my big test case. Can you confirm this?


Nuu I don't want to update my dependencies :(


Chỗ này không close cái wr à?


Should probably be  import instead of imexport


@viezel It is an honor for me.
This is a simple fix.
I will make the PR to send the master branch.


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Looks good :)


imho the double forEach was more readable that the double reduce, but that a detail...


Можно заменить на for each


Nice additions :+1:


Could you remind me why we don't need to register `&unversioned.Status{}`?


学到了， 牛！！！


asdfasdf


500 might be a bit tough, I made a quick test and in one minute my CaveHornet stole 2500 gold! :P
Arguably I had kept gold on the floor on purpose and had not given tasks to do to the creatures, we'll see how it goes in a real game.


@ricardotk: Can you please review this commit message and see if it correctly summarizes the cause of the problems I observed and described in that message?


Наверное, тоже нужно освободить эту ссылк после использования. Но я не уверен.


@standage is right.
There is a reason for having this rule: noone has the right to commit without a pullrequest! And even if you just fix a typo you MUST create a pull request and another maintainer has to merge it.


a


С единицы?


Could you change it to `runtime.Encode(testCodec, simple)` for consistency?


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Тут отступы не нужны


MasterAnimation step method needs to work with the scaled pixel values of the concurrent animations (in animcopies with slave leds in ledcopies). In this case since the ledcopy.driver[0] is just fictitious and handles masterBrightness by scaling, ledcopy._get_push gives the scaled values.


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Вы всё ещё против дефайнов для имён классов????


And especially for this case:
there should be a discussion if such a GtCondenseq makes sense. If you think an assertion is to hard, create a warnig or use GtError.
If a condenseq compress run does not find ANY compressible subsequences for a whole E. coli genome, you should try other parameters, or there is a bug in the program (as the assertion is indicating) and removing the assertion is definitely the wrong way to go!


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Is it because `api.Pod{}` is not registered to the TestInternalGroupVersion?


ggg


The above made not difference. The problem was almost always happening with setMasterBrightness.


how does this actually detect the platform?


Sounds like a good addition for feature/ueb_update (though I don't fully agree with the opcode names you chose yet, will discuss this through the wiki).


Since none of drivers I can test this on handle brightness, I'm not sure if I won't get the network buffer problems for drivers that do.


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Fatalf?


johnwx.tk


Is this part of underscore ?
I know underscore have _.defer so why this q lib ?


static?


Или вообще закэшировать объект один раз.


I would put more informative commit messages :) It can make a ton of difference when someone tries to rebase later on. I also like to start the messages with acronyms like here: http://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy-1.10.1/dev/gitwash/development_workflow.html


const


Heh, ok :) :+1:


I'll continue the review from pkg/apiserver/proxy.go tomorrow.


これ前のPRに無かった修正のようですが、この修正が必要な理由はなんでしょうか?
（コミットメッセージに理由を書いてもらえるとうれしいです。）


You are aware what `null=False` means on `CharField` in Django?
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/models/fields/#null


Ta linijka kodu nigdy się nie wykona, a to dlatego, że `User.find` rzuci `ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound` w przypadku nieznalezienia rekordu, a `ActionController` to przechwyci i zwróci standardową odpowiedź ze statusem 404 Not Found. I słusznie - nie potrzebnie zbyt dużo kombinujesz, a jeśli użytkownik nie będzie robił jakichś niestandardowych akcji, to i tak raczej tu nie trafi, więc to 404 zupełnie wystarczy. Wyrzuciłbym osobiście całą tę instrukcję warunkową i zostawił po prostu `user = User.find(params[:friend_id])` i dalej robiłbym to co Ty już masz (`if !current_user.friends` itd).


Po co właściwie trzymasz `inviter_username` w tabelce `invitations`?


Thanks for that honest answer :heart:

> When I get an idea, I quickly note that using idea. :bulb:

Oh man :joy: it's like you build one app/service/module every day :laughing:


防止右边的面板过小


@bryk
This is my proof of concept for retrieving CPU and memory usage.
According to Kubernetes documentation:
http://kubernetes.io/v1.1/docs/design/resources.html
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/docs/proposals/compute-resource-metrics-api.md
there is no way to get this information straight from API. I think executing remotely commands for cpu&memory is the only way.

Please check if this approach is sufficient for you. (Please don't review code just idea. I have to make some fixes and split source code and libraries for two commits). If it is OK for you then I will create PR.


thx :+1:


Initialization of these properties could be left as it was before, preferably as finals, but OK.


Hi,
I think that here we are missing the following lines, because taxes are not calculated correctly at the moment:
        $creditmemo->setTaxAmount($creditmemo->getTaxAmount() + $creditmemo->getPaymentFeeTax());
        $creditmemo->setBaseTaxAmount($creditmemo->getBaseTaxAmount() + $creditmemo->getBasePaymentFeeTax());

-Ermanno Baschiera


Ain't we want to re-call `sender` here? (Same technique that was used here https://github.com/dvv/nodemcu-thingies/blob/master/mqtt-queue-helper.lua)


Ta metoda wygląda na overcomplicated. Nie da się prościej? W stylu `current_user.friends.destroy(user)`? Zbadaj temat.


Unless I missed something, there is no such command in CMaNGOS EventAI. From https://github.com/cmangos/mangos-tbc/blob/master/src/game/CreatureEventAI.h#L122 :
```c++
    ACTION_T_THROW_AI_EVENT             = 45,               // EventType, Radius, unused
    ACTION_T_SET_THROW_MASK             = 46,               // EventTypeMask, unused, unused
    ACTION_T_SET_STAND_STATE            = 47,               // StandState, unused, unused
    ACTION_T_CHANGE_MOVEMENT            = 48,               // MovementType, WanderDistance, unused

    ACTION_T_END,
};
```
Thus, this script won't work with CMaNGOS core. Is this intended?


Hi,
also here I think that we are missing the following lines, because taxes are not calculated correctly at the moment:
        $invoice->setTaxAmount($invoice->getTaxAmount() + $invoice->getPaymentFeeTax());
        $invoice->setBaseTaxAmount($invoice->getBaseTaxAmount() + $invoice->getBasePaymentFeeTax());

-Ermanno Baschiera


Ta metoda wygląda na overcomplicated. Nie da się prościej? W stylu `current_user.friends.destroy(user)` (http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveRecord/Associations/ClassMethods.html)? Zbadaj temat.


What is this??


* Item 1
* Item 2
  * Item 2a
  * Item 2b


The registration is a tad bit annoying indeed, thanks for this!
Also, well done on commenting your new methods.


Może metoda `full_name` w modelu?


i am currently trying it on my local machine.

> With the card-layout it is also possible in future Versions to render Markdown in the overview.

Already done local ;) If anyone wants to try, here is an apk-version of the cardlayout: http://owncloud.niedermann.it/index.php/s/BOM5V1VZwscFk1k

@HeaDBanGer84 sorry for the long delay, but this is a really big change of the concept, so i have to try it for a while and think about it.


I get warnings in Java 8 for this. safevarargs should work in Java 7, right?


To pewnie powinno iść przez `put` (albo `post` aby zachować spójność z `invite_friend`)


A to przez `delete`


Great catch folks. Let's use a reference then, something like this:

    # Stop the bucket with non-normal reason
    Process.exit(bucket, :shutdown)

    # Wait until the bucket is dead
    ref = Process.monitor(bucket)
    assert_receive {:DOWN, ^ref, _, _, _}

    # Do a sync operation to ensure the registry processed the down message
    _ = KV.Registry.create(registry, "bogus")

    # Assert the registry was cleaned up
    assert KV.Registry.lookup(registry, "shopping") == :error

Can you please give it a try and send a PR if it works as expected?


然而在右边的面板过小的时候是直接跳过后面的步骤让我觉得略费解啊……理论上来说是 else: 增大宽度 才对吧……
以及，当时是发现在什么情况下会出现宽度过小的情况？理论上来说现在
- 如果不使用固定分辨率，那么游戏宽度会是窗口宽度的1倍或者4/7或者5/7倍
- 如果使用固定分辨率，那么强制了窗口宽度
是不是可以去掉这一个条件了？
然而之后的 commit 里反而修正了这一条件，说明这一条件还是有用。这让我比较费解。


This translations seem not to be of good quality. Please reconsider doing them properly and by adding a new language in Xcode to the storyboard files (don't copy the Japanese ones - some strings are missing there!).


Ja bym chyba rozdzielił `posts_controller` na dwa kontrolery: `PostsController` i `Groups::PostsController`, ten drugi ogarniałby wszystko w kontekście grupy, a pierwszy w kontekście ogólnym.


Je reste d'avis que la substitution ne devrait être gérée que du coté serveur, lors de la réception d'un message au format "s/x/y". Coté client, si on souhaite gérer la modification, il faut que le PUT ou PATCH (pas supporté par tous les navigateurs, si ?) référence l'objet à modifier (et typiquement, dans ce cas, le "text" est le contenu à appliquer, et non pas la substitution à effectuer).

Qu'en penses-tu ?


We should also integrate GIT with Atlassian.


It is null if the original value is null. There are tests for this error.


窗口800宽 游戏分辨率也写800宽 不就过小了


ここはこうした方がいいですよ。


It can be anywhere (or even multiple places). See the tests for `sessionFirst` / `sessionLast`.


大概有数了


Well... I thought platform is flr a platform specific code, and asan works on all of them and depends on a compiler (works on gcc 4.8+ and clang 3.3 or something like that).

I haven't tested neither jk2 nor jamp with it, but I'll do.

I'm also thinking of adding -fsanitize=address as a default flag in debug mode (for known to work compilers). Are you ok with that?


You know, GitHub caches any images from readme files, and this kind os analytics produces wrong results.

If you look at rendered README page, you'll see something like ```https://camo.githubusercontent.com/e1f452afd5599b4f540bfe28ed011781bb077acd/68747470733a2f2f67612d626561636f6e2e61707073706f742e636f6d2f55412d35383932383438382d322f646f636b65722d636f6e73756c2f726561646d653f706978656c``` instead of original image's URL.


Very well :+1: I may have missed that.


This and the variable below could be defined closer to the actual usage.


I guess you're right!
I never experienced this bug, but it sounds reasonable.

:+1:


КЕК


Overall the feeling here is basically: special purpose hardware sounds nice
in principle, but is not the core focus at the moment. We don't want to
design out hardware acceleration from the beginning, but limiting our scope
of reasoning helps us make progress. Thankfully some of the same problems
w.r.t. layering and componentization also apply to hardware, so if we do a
good job here, then we don't preclude hardware in the future.

On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 11:47 PM, Dan Gohman <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> There is a major difference between audio/video accelerators and what
> WebAssembly would want for hardware acceleration. Audio and video
> processing inherently have enormous amounts of data parallelism. Dedicated
> hardware can exploit this and be much faster than general-purpose CPUs.
>
> WebAssembly on the other hand is a general-purpose ISA. It doesn't have
> the same kind of inherent data parallelism in general. And, it has lots of
> fine-grained RISC operations rather than significant blocks of
> fixed-function computations.
>
> It takes a lot of hardware to make individual general-purpose threads run
> fast. CPU cores are aggressively optimized for this, and they have very
> elaborate pipelines. WebAssembly doesn't want to run on in the leftover
> transistors on a chip; it wants to run on the center stage beefy CPU cores
> that the chip already has, because those are precisely the things built to
> do what WebAssembly needs (in general).
>
> That said, there are several key areas where a hardware vendor could
> optimize for WebAssembly: sandboxing, perhaps WebAssembly-oriented
> arithmetic operations, and so on. These are relatively simple things that
> could be added to existing CPU cores with a relatively small footprint that
> have the potential to deliver worthwhile speedups and power savings.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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>


I'm not sure if it's better to use JSON, what do you think? @josepjaume


In Rails4 is there a better way to do this? @josepjaume


inner is System.Collections.Specialized.NameObjectCollectionBase.NameObjectKeysEnumerator, it does not implement IDisposable.

http://referencesource.microsoft.com/#System/compmod/system/collections/specialized/nameobjectcollectionbase.cs,c45b5df2db0ed458


update.txt.rtf 파일은 읽을 수 있는 문서 상태가 아니므로 삭제 조치.


It works (I will do PR), but I'm not sure if the create(registry, "bogus") is needed (it works without it). And I'm also not sure if the fact that our new ref that we monitor *always* guarantees that the Registry process will have completely processed it's DOWN message.


I think with this way of doing it we don't even need the global mode.

I did not get the error though, even before this. :-P


This comment is not necessary.


添加 wuhonglei.cn 域名


Sorry, you are right. I was thinking about the wrong chapter, sorry about that. I will fix it directly because I will need to change other chapters. :) The create line is required for when we add ETS later on.


Wahaa, no JSON API? :sad\


Rebased


I think parsing the JSON belongs to the controller instead of the service, as it's a `request`'s concern. `ResourceFilter` might receive a `Hash` instead.

Also, `ResourceFilter` might be too generic. Why not `ProposalFilter`? I'd advocate in favor of finding the generic case in the future.


We should improve the module description. I would suggest to add some links to documentation and copy some basic information from documentation like why it is recommended to set password policy to true and password format to SHA2SALT.

I will help you with this if you want.


Yes: `resources.where(attr: [value])`


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Can you try pointing at non-minified version of nv instead? I have a feeling that might help with the build issue.

Maybe setting [noParse](https://webpack.github.io/docs/configuration.html#module-noparse) would achieve the same while being more performant (no need to minify).


Ah, makes much sense :)


So perhaps close issue #41 and PR #27 (why wasn't the PR simply merged, I wonder?)


Ok, I have pushed my changes to master, thanks everyone for the feedback. I hope you are having fun!


Then you'll have bugz everywhere


"once this target is reached (or if `target_length` is None: when no further minimisation is possible)."


sp. guaranteed


"*and* `target_length` is not None."


Ah, sorry ... I was using this library and ran into the problem myself so made a quick fix and pushed without looking through the PRs.  Closed those two issues though, thanks for the heads up.


I'd prefer "not previously" to "previously not".


sp. minimisation


Unfortunately, I think this breaks your pull request though :(


this closes #9