Ok, thanks. Have to reproduce such a beast and see how it affects things...

> Am 04.01.2016 um 19:22 schrieb Leho Kraav <notifications@github.com>:
>
> EDIT this log-flooding connection is implemented via mod_proxy with RewriteRule /chat/http-bind/ http://internal:7070/http-bind/ [P]
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I've just pushed a new version in the "header" branch, which is now working.

I added an example in the ChattoApp. I've still got a nasty bug (the presenter load the dummy header instead of the right header during the 1st loading), and the consequence is that I can't change the header height dynamically... I will work on it in the next days.

I need also to refactor my code a lot because I used features of the framework that are not relevants in the header. But not this week :).


Uas Web Service
[web service.zip](https://github.com/jasirsatria/uas-web-service/files/77530/web.service.zip)


Hi Fishwaldo. Done that an they point to "OpenZwave" implementation...


Sorry, but this (or any other) serif font is not working for me at all for atc


I chose to have the function return the filename for the corresponding OS -- to do this, [`filepath.ToSlash`](https://golang.org/pkg/path/filepath/#ToSlash) will replace the separator to `\` only if necessary


you can make this it's own PR. i "dislike" this commit being part of that other PR that is pending


@bogdan looks like this commit broke some tests for rails 3.2 - https://travis-ci.org/railsware/js-routes/builds/99819941


It was happening in the WebSockets tests.

When I implemented WebSockets, I added some logic to ChannelBase to prevent it from creating it's own MessageDispatcher and instead use a custom WebSocketMessageDispatcher.

https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShellEditorServices/blob/master/src/PowerShellEditorServices.Protocol/MessageProtocol/Channel/ChannelBase.cs#L53

https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShellEditorServices/blob/master/src/PowerShellEditorServices.Channel.WebSocket/WebsocketServerChannel.cs#L156


Sieht vernünftig aus, meine Anmerkungen: Ich hätte einen Record genommen, ein Array scheint mir aber gleichwertig zu sein, in jedem Fall würde ich ein Alias für die Vektoren anlegen, z.B. so: type TVektor = array[0..1] of Integer


pokelink


I really like this feature. :smile:


Thanks @GregDomjan for the quick review.

@kristofmoens Can you take a crack at making the changes requested?

I'm also still interested in people's thoughts on how best to test NAR on Windows moving forward.


What about the "else" case of that if? That is when there is an inventory item selected?


Hi, it would of been better if all that was integrated into one plugin (Like in the SG itself) . So the user would not have to download multiple plugins.


This actually isn't necessary as when you run an npm script, npm automatically adds `./node_modules/.bin` into your path.

https://docs.npmjs.com/misc/scripts#path


Chet stole my commit, oh well, lmao.


Und Lob für das ausführliche Kommentieren, aber im implementation-Teil brauchst du nicht jede Zeile kommentieren, und erst recht nicht in die Doku exportieren


Hi,

I see a problem with the changes around the get method of model.js, since it completely knocks out the `idAttribute` semantics. E.g. in one of my custom entities I have a id attribute on the model itself which is a composite field, the real I'd that I'm using is a field named uuid. Even though the uuid is good enough for sorting and searching, I still need the composite field named id to get version information. e.g.:
```json
{
  "id": { "uuid": "R1234567abcdefg", "version": 1},
  "uuid": "R1234567abcdefg",
  "data": "even more data attributes"
}
```

later in the code I need to be able to do something like
```javascript
var myId = model.get('id'), version = myId.version
```
With the commit above, this is no longer possible, since it will return the internal ID which was set to the one of idAttribute.


Die PDF kann ich am Handy nicht ansehen, ich schaue mir das mal an, sobald ich wieder am Rechner bin


Small typo: Agressive has two Ss.


No need to apologize; I'm quite the nitpicker myself!


The stub can also probably be removed/migrated to the structs package.


Here's an example of the Set http://imolarpg.dyndns.org/trac/balatest/browser/trunk/luarules/gadgets/unit_maverick_exp.lua


Thank you! :blush:


Is there a particular reason to compare for equality like this rather than just doing:

```
if (aggressionCoefficent == 1.0)
```


All the builder functions can probably be deprecated too. No one is using them I don't believe. There maybe test code in the api package that could be removed too.


@harp71 huh... seems to be working for me in chrome, as well as IE11. Perhaps it's a browser issue; what browser are you using?

And as a note, I do always notice a doofy delay of up to like a half-second when I first use an arrow key, presumably because the browser is loading the font. Afterwards, it works peachy swell for me.


:wink:


`@pytest.mark.skipif` sounds more pythonic than this `if`.


Should I also write text to introduce those concepts, a one-line hint or no hint at all?


Yeah I saw that, nice work :)


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@wukkuan wonder why I get command not found then without it. Maybe nvm or something? hmm...


The file that this option adds (loadxy.c) implements both protocols, but for some reason the config option mentions only YMODEM


Removed the duplicated operation I forgot to remove. Although I removed its contents.


@sindresorhus @SamVerschueren Thank you so much for the support:)


gracias!


do these get bundled in swagger-ui.js?  If not, can we add it to the gulp task to do so?


Und noch eine Kleinigkeit: Du hast die Änderungen in Meta hochgeladen, kopiere mal die Dateien außerhalb des Repo-Ordners und wechsel  deinen aktiven Zweig zu Vektorberechnung


the "processOpcode" method will now call the emulate method to handle the operation.


It might be good to make this URL a link.


Nice! Thank you.


Thank you, glad to have you @jazzpi.


@megawac not presently. We should probably replace these with something similar to Babel's `interopRequire`


> Ok, thanks. Have to reproduce such a beast and see how it affects things...

How can I help? Port 7070 is an XMPP server Openfire.

PS I can also switch this to full `mod_proxy` configuration, I've had it running before and it works the same:
```
<Location /chat/http-bind/>
    ProxyPass http://internal:7070/http-bind/ retry=10
    ProxyPassReverse http://gusto:7070/http-bind/
</Location>
```

I think it then becomes possible to specify `mod_proxy` parameters here, perhaps we need a different timeout values or other keepalive things.

Any suggestions for stopping the log flood in the meanwhile, perhaps trying some increased Timeout values or themsuch?


let's use this as a chance to rename this function.  It should be `getModelSignature` or something like that, since it has nothing to do with Mock now.  I know this is how it was in swagger-js, but let's make it more clear during this refactor.


or 'python manage.py migrate --run-syncdb' if older apps with no migrations


oui ça cassait le js pour les textes avec chapitres :)


@borshop: retry


Obviously, the # in the commit message doesn't refer to an issue. OTOH, the GitHub website seems to think this was the intent. Oh well. No biggie, but #1 isn't even a real issue. I was just playing with issues way back when, and there's no obvious way to delete the non (or fake) issue that #1 supposedly refers to. Anyway...


Change reverted, need to find a better way.


@venders


This is better to rebase to current master as it may interact with committed patch


I would like to upload a new file to folder "backupy", and I have following code:
```python
session = client.item(drive="me", path="backupy/test_file").create_session().post()
```
I get following stacktrace:
```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "create-session.py", line 34, in <module>
    session = client.item(drive="me", path="backupy/test_file").create_session().post()
  File "/home/w/python/onedrive/venv/lib/python3.4/site-packages/onedrivesdk-1.0.1-py3.4.egg/onedrivesdk/request/item_request_builder.py", line 229, in create_session
    return ItemCreateSessionRequestBuilder(self.append_to_request_url("upload.createSession"), self._client, item=item)
  File "/home/w/python/onedrive/venv/lib/python3.4/site-packages/onedrivesdk-1.0.1-py3.4.egg/onedrivesdk/request/item_create_session.py", line 84, in __init__
    self._method_options["item"] = item._prop_dict
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute '_prop_dict'
```

Using:
```python
session = client.item(drive="me", path="backupy").children['test_file'].create_session().post()
```

Will also result in same stacktrace and error, but with my fix, it will end up in `onedrivesdk.error.OneDriveError: invalidRequest - API not found`.


Thanks for the heads up! :+1:


Oops! Forgot to add the migration to git. Update coming tonight. Will also add that field to the admin... thanks!


have opened an issue for it https://github.com/rollup/rollup/issues/419


I've reproduced this "bug"!
It seems that when the Tacx Vortex computes the "fake" speed event timestamp it updates previous timestamp in its internal memory and send the message.
This is not fair: its changes the past events values!
I propose to update "lastMessage.xxxMeasurementTime" when we receive a message containing the same value (antMessage.xxxRevolutions == lastMessage.xxxRevolutions) but not updating speed or cadence.
Is it Ok for you?


When we add XML support will this function be called along with the content type (JSON / XML)?  If so, let's rename it to `createPayloadSample` and add the content-type as an argument.


delete


I use nvm.  It's never been a problem for me.  Are you running this via `npm run build` and did you make sure `babel-cli` was actually installed locally?


I think this will do the trick for the first step to move the code into swagger-ui.  Can you also please send a PR to swagger-js to mark the functions as deprecated?  Please include both the public and internal functions so we can remove them in a future release of swagger-js.


Some of those are the functions we use for resupply. Well done and thank you.


Ah, that was my intention.  I thought GitHub's markdown reader made these into links, but I see it does not.  Will update soon.


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Set no music by declaring no music. You're just wasting space with this file.


You might want to create the parent directories *before* trying to open the file. :smile:


This is great feedback. I'm going to move it to an issue so that I can reference it more easily, and close it when it's fixed.


thanks, wil test it soon


`twitch_chat` objects don't have a run method. How do you actually run an example of this?


![box-p](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4351663/12097199/95c345ca-b31a-11e5-945f-d9c33da834bd.png)
image to explain it a bit


oui il y a probablement moyen de simplifier pas mal comme ça, mais attention à la gestion des sections : il me semble que la complexité est que la viz est gérée via de la data uniquement sur les articles et les sections devinées avec leurs ids sections, mais du coup pour les chapitres/sections/sous-sections il y a une subtilité de régénération multiniveaux sur un même article cf 689ea728c3c3f0a83d9b43e4ddba390585e40972 ) du coup tu ne peux pas juste associer un titre_section à chaque article. Tu peux voir un exemple du multiniveaux dans le pjlnum par exemple : https://www.lafabriquedelaloi.fr/articles.html?loi=pjl15-republique_numerique


The doc for the function should explain the return value.


Still need .env gem.
gem 'dotenv-rails', :groups => [:development, :test]
https://github.com/bkeepers/dotenv


This breaks things when using rewrite rules. We need a better solution for this.


Thanks, fixed


Thanks Ian, good suggestions!


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This can fail if `polygamma` returns something else than `PolyGamma`, i.e. it is not safe. After we fix #426, then at least in Debug mode this would fail nicely. But in this case I would just write it as:
```c++
r1 = rcp_dynamic_cast<const PolyGamma>(polygamma(i2, x))->.rewrite_as_zeta();
```
This will raise an exception if `polygamma` simplifies to e.g. a number.


to be honest, I have very little time (job's ending, visa's expiring etc.), so this is (very) low priority for me, especially when the original request becomes less motivating.


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This two-line comment can be removed


If Jon is ok, I'm ok

We then need to get a build out for folks to test and see if its ok :)
We should be publishing a dev build by the end of the month.


excellent...in the future, I will create comments that are obvious issues as issues to begin with to save some time(!)


Yeah… should be fixed in the commit immediately after this one.


Where you currently have retry=10, you could append timeout=$your-old-Timeout-value to limit the scope of the Timeout change.


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We can derive another image from this one, adding yet another command.


moved here: https://github.com/LostItem/roundware-server/issues/3


@ForbesLindesay thanks, I am not sure why I didn't think this would work, a friend had to install something globally once so I started doing this. Wish I could track down what happened, but I must have not paid attention, either the modules were never installed or I ran


will test against the old freeze


I would recommend against std::stringstream. For whatever reason on linux creating a stringstream object also creates a std::locale which is really expensive to create. I had one program which used stringstream for extensive logging and locale constructor was taking up several percent of CPU time. If you end up using stringstream just create one instance of it and reuse.


I just enabled the issues a moment ago, so this better method is now possible! :dart:


True!

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@ForbesLindesay thanks, I am not sure why I didn't think this would work, a friend had to install something globally the other day so I started doing this. Wish I could track down what happened, but I must have not paid attention, either the modules were never installed or something. Embarrassing! haha


A KeyException will be raised currently; we don't need to do so ourselves.


ABC


this needs #include "settings/Settings.h"


hints?


I think we need to explain the scheme is `udp` - in the XSD as well.


@wyze wrote all the tests and I'm a newblord so you'd better check with him with any test-related questions.


Nice!

Any idea why we'd now eliminate more dead stores in the stdlib? Or should those numbers be transposed?


Add space before "url"


Add space before `url`


This is for readability; we don't need to remove them as they will be effectively ignored in HTML (compressed to a single space).


Thanks for adding this! :)


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looks like this comment line should just be removed.

Can we document the panic case in the method's doc? I think we have to.


Add space before url`


KeyException will happen


This commit makes 41 errors in Chef-base. Please make sure all values are well updated in Chef-base as well.


Add space


This entry set needs to be iterated.  It's possible to have multiple returned file specs, even though the provided ```fileSpecs``` is a single-item array.

For example, user commits ```Foo.java``` in CL#1001, then file gets renamed to ```Bar.java``` in CL#1002, then ```Bar.java``` gets edited in CL#1003.  When you get the revision history for ```Bar.java```, the returned map will contain an entry for ```Foo.java``` with revision data for CL#1001 and another entry for ```Bar.java``` with revision data for CL#1002 and CL#1003.

If this is not done, the ```revisions``` map is incomplete, thereby causing ```changelistDates``` and ```changelistAuthors``` to be incomplete.  Later, a date is attempted to be retrieved from the incomplete ```changelistDates``` map, assigning ```null``` to ```BlameLine#date``` and failing the check in CE.


@sarethan thanks


@Gagaro this breaks when using rewrites for urls.


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@sys4-fr
Your dev-branch has new changes to the translatable strings, so I leave this here without a PR and you can decide if it's worth to pull at the moment or if it's better to wait until you finished your work in the dev-branch and merged it, with the new template.txt. :)


When/why are we using the format.filter function?


@jwittenbach If you have the phonegap app installed only your computer and phone you can try out this app. Just set the local path the med-viz-app directory and it should run. It looks pretty good on an iPhone 6. I think you have an android phone? You can see how it looks there. I didn't worry much about positioning everything because we will have to redo it once you finish the buttons.


Ah, I see in the description that its consumed in the next pr


For improvements that are within the MPICH code (i.e. not enclosed by #if defined(FINEGRAIN_MPI)...#endif), it'd be best to suggest to the MPICH people. Since, I'll be pulling
updates from MPICH repo at certain point, it would help avoid potential conflicts, however minor, if they fix these upstream. Similarly, with compiler warnings that are originally present in MPICH (e.g., I get fn_fail and fn_exit label warnings and several others when I compile mpich-3.2).


pacote é sempre no singular. "dao" da um refactor?


It's only ever called as static, I didn't even look into whether we could remove the qualifier, just ported it from Player to Group because @Aokromes asked nicely to make Player.h smaller.


extract method da linha 33 ate a linha 39. isto eh. um metodo que dado um Document transforma o document em curso


usa o construtor ao inves dos setters. new Aluno(id, nome, data)


idem. ai voce pode remover os setters do modelo (aka boa pratica. isso se nao forem usados em nenhuma outra parte)


se o cursor implementa Closeable voce pode usar o try/catch do java 8


increase width to 152px, so that it doesn't wrap


final em tudo se nao precisar dos settesr


It actually calls the realpath executable, so unfortunately it won't work on most machines.


final


um mongo database eh uma conexao? vai precisar fechar em alguma hora?


One note: Although this provides great immediate build-time improvements, I'm a bit concerned it might be sweeping problems under the run. E.g. when I was looking at profiles I noticed that half the DSE time was spent in alias analysis and escape analysis, so I still think it's worthwhile to look at the cost/benefit of having escape analysis integrated here.


remover comentarios do genero das classes


(pq nao eh javadoc de verdade)


yes, thanks. does it compile with those changes?


so coloca getter, so coloca setter, quando precisa.nao antes. remove todos que for possivel


Антон, проверь настройки гита и гитхаба, оно тебя по-разному воспринимает


idem sobre final getters e setters. da uma lida no post de getters e settesr do blog da caelum


os tres primeiros parecem obvios, pode tirar o comentario?


yep compiled fine. I can not runtime test :)


Escola Alura :)


idem sobre css, se eh obvio nao precisa do commnet


ptbr


@ecocode Thanks for reporting this! I can confirm this behaviour, and I've opened a ticket in our issue tracking system to follow it: https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-22054


This only runs 314 of the 349 tests for me.


We were not assuming stack locations are dead (local variable DSE) at the end of the function. so we were eliminating on 8 DS in the stdlib before i enabled local variable DSE.

I have the code in there for a long time but could not turn it on as we had something that needs to be changed in TBAA (rdar://23342027) for this to pass our tests on the bots.

Andy fixed the TBAA thing and i turned it on.

The old LoadStoreOpt is not as sohphicated as the new DSE. It was a pragmatic solution that tried to get rid of as many simple DS as possible, given the limited amount of time Michael had.


3 getters sendo usados :) esses precisa


Should put this in resources.


nit: "matrices", "affects"


yo get rekt


Ok, thanks !


But why you removed ? , for me it works also with :)


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This is causing specs to fail if options is not defined.

You can use

initialize: (models, options={}) ->


* 英語では複数形ですが、和訳では単数形で`array`, `vector`, `matrix`のほうがわかりやすいかと思いました。
* 3種のデータ格納型が用意されており、データ型の間でデータを互いに入れ替えることはできません。これは、たとえデータの次元が一致していても同様です。→3つのデータ格納型が用意されています。これら3つの型は取り換え可能ではありません。たとえデータの次元が一致していても、ある型の変数から別の型の変数に代入できません。
* 3 × 4次元の`matrix`は3 × 4次元の`array`→3 × 4の`matrix`は3 × 4の`array`

次元は`real a[10,10,10];`なら3であるもので、10x10x10は大きさ（size）を指します。なので次元という言葉は避けたほうがよいと思われます。


Z racji tego, jak napisany jest ConnectionManager, możliwy jest dostęp do jednej metody jednocześnie dla danego adresu IP. Niezsynchronizowane aplikacje na jednym hoście zakleszczą się na receive().


The Timeout values were just an example. You can set them as they were to make your proxy setup working again. What I would like as a test is a ```H2KeepAliveTimeout``` some +20 seconds higher than your normal KeepAliveTimeout to see how this affects normal h2 traffic.


I think you should add this section in a `CONTRIBUTING.md` file ([as described here](https://help.github.com/articles/setting-guidelines-for-repository-contributors/)) so the file is displayed when any user make a PR.

What do you think to move this section to a `CONTRIBUTING.md` file and only add a link in the README file, so the README file stays small ?


It will break a few scripts, but not a big deal. Many of these scripts are likely my own or from contracts, so I can update them knowing the change has been made.

Thanks.


I think we need to do something for code ported from cuDPP. @jowens Maybe noted "based on cudpp's sharedmem.cuh and attach the github link in the comments?


That's a great tip, thanks.


Nit: spelling out all the variants feels more "refactoring-friendly" to me. It'd be easy to add a new variant and fail to notice that this `match` is out of date.


Все разобрался maxSrc: data.response.items[item].sizes[2].src поменял с 2 на 4, правда не пойму что за множитель такой но на все окно масштабирует. Спасибо


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OK, the timeout errors seem to follow exactly `timeout` setting. With `timeout=30`:

```
[Mon Jan 04 20:54:32.954917 2016] [proxy_http:error] [pid 7997:tid 140707137189632] (70007)The timeout specified has expired: [client 10.24.0.57:54619] AH01102: error reading status line from remote server gusto:7070, referer: https://meie.biz/chat/
[Mon Jan 04 20:54:32.984303 2016] [proxy_http:error] [pid 7997:tid 140707128796928] (70007)The timeout specified has expired: [client 10.24.0.157:47630] AH01102: error reading status line from remote server gusto:7070, referer: https://meie.biz/chat/
[Mon Jan 04 20:55:03.016436 2016] [proxy_http:error] [pid 7997:tid 140707002906368] (70007)The timeout specified has expired: [client 10.24.0.57:54619] AH01102: error reading status line from remote server gusto:7070, referer: https://meie.biz/chat/
[Mon Jan 04 20:55:32.313110 2016] [proxy_http:error] [pid 7997:tid 140707112011520] (70007)The timeout specified has expired: [client 10.24.0.157:47630] AH01102: error reading status line from remote server gusto:7070, referer: https://server/chat/
[Mon Jan 04 20:55:33.114602 2016] [proxy_http:error] [pid 7997:tid 140707053262592] (70007)The timeout specified has expired: [client 10.24.0.57:54619] AH01102: error reading status line from remote server gusto:7070, referer: https://server/chat/
[Mon Jan 04 20:56:02.467828 2016] [proxy_http:error] [pid 7997:tid 140707103618816] (70007)The timeout specified has expired: [client 10.24.0.157:47630] AH01102: error reading status line from remote server gusto:7070, referer: https://server/chat/
[Mon Jan 04 20:56:03.205864 2016] [proxy_http:error] [pid 7997:tid 140707011299072] (70007)The timeout specified has expired: [client 10.24.0.57:54619] AH01102: error reading status line from remote server gusto:7070, referer: https://server/chat/
```

My previous global `Timeout` value was `300`. Do I understand correctly that this timeout expiry error will occur regardless of what I set here (no need to answer, I will test it right away)?  But if the answer is yes, is this actually a non-error or are we still trying to figure out how to avoid such `mod_proxy` timeouts altogether?

@icing I will test your `H2KeepAliveTimeout`. Stay tuned.


Does this mean we need to use [meteorhacks:npm](https://github.com/meteorhacks/npm) for Meteor integration now?


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Yes, I scanned the A3Armory and LouDnl repos for anything that used BIS_fnc_MP, I figured many servers implement the addons from those.


Yes, I meant the four lines above. But you're right, on backend Joomla guys goes this way. Seems there is no clean understanding what's the roles of view.*.php and tmpl/*.php are.
But ok, it's more a philosophical question and I'm a simple developer. :wink:


are queryjs objects mutable?  if so, can clean up some of the context.query = context.query.take stuff below


"transistion" -> "transition"
Also add a period at the end.


@vgturtle127 Thank you for these changes. For future changes, I'd like to introduce a little more process. Please make a branch for your change and issue a pull request so we have time to code-review changes before merging them into master. Thanks!


You can just use the `target_ruby_version` method which is now in all cops.


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This isn't consumed anywhere, is there a reason for context.version & context.query.version?


This already exists in `Cop`; no need to override it here.


Mam nadzieję, że wkrótce coś z tym zrobisz? Niewykluczone, że będziesz musiał ustawić wewnątrz ConnectionManager zapytania recive i send w kolejkę do adresu lub portu i ewentualnie wykorzystać nieblokujące wersje poleceń BSDsocket.


I had fixed the return type in 88187bd95f9d4b7a337a8b404df75569b96a6872


this will break travis, as it runs tests that do not specify sql.integration


Published 1.1.3 that now uses packages with Proper 1.1.1-beta.


Nit: similarly here


Small tweak: This can be made more concise with: `(send {dstr str} {:<< :freeze} ...)`.


Maybe with some projection but let's not go there, yet :)


Paragraph space media query


Bummer. I will look into this for 0.3.0.


Nit: similarly here. I basically don't like `_` if a future refactoring has at least a reasonable chance of making this wrong...


Space above media query


Spróbuję zrobić blokowanie zależne też od portu. Nie za bardzo mam czas tworzyć zupełnie nowe rozwiązanie.


@marcelloc did you have any success or comments about this feature ?


FYI. This is insecure. The command line parameters stay in memory as long as the steam process is running making it very easy to steal credentials. You can view the username and password in the task manager.

The alternative method that I use is to edit the steam config file (SteamAppData.vdf) which has the last account logged into steam. I simply login into all accounts manually once. Then I run my script to kill steam, edit the config file, and relaunch steam. Every so often (6 months?) steam will invalidate my cached login token and I'll need to log in manually again. This method doesn't leak any credentials because your auth information is stored encrypted by steam.


@paulthegeek looks good! Just a few small changes.

The only other thing that might be good is to have the fonts resize to be smaller on smaller screens. But I can also to that :)

Otherwise... :boom:


@rrosenblum One thing I really like about your work is that you always come up with a very thorough set of unit tests.


nit: s/packaing/packaging/


What if there are multiple dbus-launch daemons?


* ここも同様に単数形で小文字の方がよいかと。
* 単純なデータ構造→制限されたデータ構造
* `Matrices`型の用途として、...の前に段落が変わっているので空行を入れるとよいです。
* (難しいですが、) `Matrices`型の用途として、コード内で`Matrices`内のデータを読み出すことが挙げられます。→`matrix`型の用途は、コード内で行列を使用していることを強調するためです。


Adding this back in resolves some of my previous comments


What is the point of this check, given line 16. the string is never empty.


:-1:  You should play more TTT


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Ok, wygląda na to, że to wykonalne i względnie szybkie.


fixed, thanks!


In some cases changing `<<` to `+=` looks good. In others I wonder if it might be better to add a `.dup` to the string literal. Anyways, it's not a big deal either way.


Not a good idea...there is a possible race condition between calling Thresholder.setCurrentImage() and molecule detection! Should be synchronized, or better thread-local-implementation!


[tests/testthat/test-shine.R:8:5:](https://github.com/jimhester/covr/blob/c6818cf19a16bb35cccbb0cb55b4f0a091754249/tests/testthat/test-shine.R#L8) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
    testS4 <- data$full$`R/TestS4.R`,
    ^~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-shine.R:8:25:](https://github.com/jimhester/covr/blob/c6818cf19a16bb35cccbb0cb55b4f0a091754249/tests/testthat/test-shine.R#L8) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
    testS4 <- data$full$`R/TestS4.R`,
                        ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-shine.R:10:18:](https://github.com/jimhester/covr/blob/c6818cf19a16bb35cccbb0cb55b4f0a091754249/tests/testthat/test-shine.R#L10) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
    expect_equal(testS4$line, 1:38),
                 ^~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-shine.R:12:18:](https://github.com/jimhester/covr/blob/c6818cf19a16bb35cccbb0cb55b4f0a091754249/tests/testthat/test-shine.R#L12) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
    expect_equal(testS4$coverage,
                 ^~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-shine.R:38:5:](https://github.com/jimhester/covr/blob/c6818cf19a16bb35cccbb0cb55b4f0a091754249/tests/testthat/test-shine.R#L38) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
    testS4_test <- data$test$full$`R/TestS4.R`,
    ^~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-shine.R:38:35:](https://github.com/jimhester/covr/blob/c6818cf19a16bb35cccbb0cb55b4f0a091754249/tests/testthat/test-shine.R#L38) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
    testS4_test <- data$test$full$`R/TestS4.R`,
                                  ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-shine.R:39:18:](https://github.com/jimhester/covr/blob/c6818cf19a16bb35cccbb0cb55b4f0a091754249/tests/testthat/test-shine.R#L39) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
    expect_equal(testS4_test$line, 1:38),
                 ^~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-shine.R:41:18:](https://github.com/jimhester/covr/blob/c6818cf19a16bb35cccbb0cb55b4f0a091754249/tests/testthat/test-shine.R#L41) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
    expect_equal(testS4_test$coverage,
                 ^~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-shine.R:60:5:](https://github.com/jimhester/covr/blob/c6818cf19a16bb35cccbb0cb55b4f0a091754249/tests/testthat/test-shine.R#L60) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
    testS4_vignette <- data$vignette$full$`R/TestS4.R`,
    ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-shine.R:60:43:](https://github.com/jimhester/covr/blob/c6818cf19a16bb35cccbb0cb55b4f0a091754249/tests/testthat/test-shine.R#L60) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
    testS4_vignette <- data$vignette$full$`R/TestS4.R`,
                                          ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-shine.R:61:18:](https://github.com/jimhester/covr/blob/c6818cf19a16bb35cccbb0cb55b4f0a091754249/tests/testthat/test-shine.R#L61) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
    expect_equal(testS4_vignette$line, 1:38),
                 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-shine.R:63:18:](https://github.com/jimhester/covr/blob/c6818cf19a16bb35cccbb0cb55b4f0a091754249/tests/testthat/test-shine.R#L63) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
    expect_equal(testS4_vignette$coverage,
                 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```


This should solve #90a6fd78fd10d0a60f47258fdf1d6a1e762624cb


You should commit more.


@Yive I have not noticed water problems with spanner's forked unofficial version. It's only with Protik's official version that these issues have emerged.


We might want to consider using `Return` as a new sentinel in place of `Diverge` (it too is something we can check later). The reason is just to avoid an extra word in all basic blocks, which may be numerous. Maybe premature though, the code is obviously safer this way.


Who is using DISPLAY here?


Hi Mario, thanks for the pointer. I'll change the example and amend the code so that any white spaces is replaced with a blank.


Thanks for the contribution. The change to Cmake was a recent one, in an attempt to make the build process more friendly on Windows.


* 線形代数周りの機能→線形代数の関数
* 多変量パラメータ, アウトカムの取り扱い→多変量関数のパラメータと出力


Nope! It can be any valid `URI`.
We use only `host` and `port` from that to build the target `InetSocketAddress`:
```
if (destination instanceof String) {
        destination = new URI((String) destination);
}
if (destination instanceof URI) {
	URI uri = (URI) destination;
	destination = new InetSocketAddress(uri.getHost(), uri.getPort());
}
```
So, even `ws://echo.websocket.org` is valid String for us.


If there are two users with a dbus-launch, this gives two homes back., then line 16 will contain bogus info.


@joereynolds PEP8 standards say that internal imports should be listed first, then 3rd party libs, then internal to the app. So in this case, `argparse` should be imported first:
```python
import argparse

import package_manager
import user
```


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Right now, we're nailing down our integrated workflow with both the Tor
Browser devs and the Mozilla Fennec code.  That'll allow us to move a
lot quicker with updates, hence the delay.


注1の訳が抜けています。\<sup\>1</sup>として、このすぐ下で4.2の前に 注1:...とはじめるとよいようです。


This is removed in a subsequent commit


Isn't this backwards? I am sure 2.1 leaves screen intact and Lua script has to clear it (but doesn't need lcd.lock() anymore).


Probably "Then" instead of "The", but also, can't we include rake tasks with gems?


children*


With the querying behavior do we still want to force updating a specific id?  A bulk update of items satisfying some condition seems like a reasonable use case to me


Agreed. `/opt/omnia/plugins/` shouldn't even exist there.


`flash[:alert]` is used in both elsif branches. It should only appear in one.


Why do this?
I have to manually undo this change now when using hackmyresume.


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This is regarding using gcc6809lw 4.6.4 (because it compiles successfully on a 64-bit host distro) rather than gcc6809 4.3.4/4.3.6.


There is a little more work involved for update. I thought a lot about this, and given we only expose a single update to the client, this will do for now.


I'm afraid that it did not help: rebuilding /astro/apps6/opt/lsstStacks/rolsstsw on magneto failed in the usual way after making that change. I added an `echo "NJOBS="$NJOBS` after the new lines to verify that it was maxing out at 32, and indeed it was. I suggest that you reduce the max to 16 or even 8 (I doubt our build system makes efficient use of so many cores anyway).

Also, a minor suggestion is to make the max number of jobs a named constant that is set near the top of the file.


Done


this commit lgtm


Why did you add this?

For reference, it's good practice to not use future tense in technical docs, so

    Docker containers will report the following events

is correct here (same for the changes below)


test?


Ok.  I fixed this in a branch of MPICH (https://github.com/jeffhammond/mpich/tree/cleanup-simple_pmi-return-codes) and see what they want to do with it.


Got it - a bit weird, but got it.

ok; you can go ahead and merge if you wish.


I just tried this commit on top of today's master branch and it's a perfect extension to the existing `edgeSnapThreshold`. All that's missing is documentation in `doc/fluxbox.1.in` (and perhaps the translations). Thumbs up!


But I'm confused, I must admit. Why does `fn nil(){}` have no return type? I'd expect it to be empty tuple. Perhaps this is something from an earlier commit that I overlooked?


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@gorhill if a user visits the shopping site aliexpress.com directly with the above filter in ublock orgin, would it cause issues?


okay, so it was wrong in docs/reference/commandline/events.md`. I'm going to remove all the futures, thanks.


The bug in question gives errors like:
```
m6809-unknown-gcc -B/home/david/repo-clones/newlib-6809/build/m6809-unknown-none/newlib/ -isystem /home/david/repo-clones/newlib-6809/build/m6809-unknown-none/newlib/targ-include -isystem /home/david/repo-clones/newlib-6809/newlib/libc/include -DPACKAGE_NAME=\"newlib\" -DPACKAGE_TARNAME=\"newlib\" -DPACKAGE_VERSION=\"1.15.0\" -DPACKAGE_STRING=\"newlib\ 1.15.0\" -DPACKAGE_BUGREPORT=\"\"  -I. -I../../../../../newlib/libc/stdlib -Os -save-temps -DPREFER_SIZE_OVER_SPEED -fstrength-reduce -frerun-loop-opt -foptimize-sibling-calls -fstrict-aliasing -fregmove -DNO_FLOATING_POINT -DNO_EXEC -DSMALL_MEMORY -DSIGNAL_PROVIDED -DMISSING_SYSCALL_NAMES -DNO_FLOATING_POINT -D_NO_POS_ARGS -fno-builtin      -g -Os -c -o lib_a-dtoa.o `test -f 'dtoa.c' || echo '../../../../../newlib/libc/stdlib/'`dtoa.c
../../../../../newlib/libc/stdlib/dtoa.c: In function '_dtoa_r':
../../../../../newlib/libc/stdlib/dtoa.c:862:1: error: unable to generate reloads for:
(insn 401 399 402 23 (parallel [
            (set (reg:SI 391)
                (plus:SI (subreg:SI (reg:SF 389) 0)
                    (const_int -32505856 [0xfffffffffe100000])))
            (clobber (scratch:HI))
        ]) ../../../../../newlib/libc/stdlib/dtoa.c:348 22 {addsi3}
     (expr_list:REG_DEAD (reg:SF 389)
        (nil)))
../../../../../newlib/libc/stdlib/dtoa.c:862:1: internal compiler error: in find_reloads, at reload.c:3805
Please submit a full bug report,
with preprocessed source if appropriate.
See <URL:http://lost.l-w.ca/coco/lwtools/> for instructions.
Makefile:656: recipe for target 'lib_a-dtoa.o' failed
make[5]: *** [lib_a-dtoa.o] Error 1
```


* `Arrays`は、基本的には1次元のデータを扱うためのオブジェクトです。→他方、`array`は本来、他の種類のオブジェクトを1次元状に集めたものです。
* `Arrays`には単純な実数や整数値、`Vectors`、`Matrices`、別の`Arrays`のような、→`array`には単純な`real`や`int`、`vector`、`matrix`、別の`array`のような、


Same problem here:`general\getDateTime-example` has `\` :smile:


I'm curious why you used `Object.assign` here?


ok comment online


This one's missing an expectation for the redirect (lines 105-109).


should we call it options.lineWidth since that's what it is actually setting in the end?


:+1: yah, we should ... eventually


Looks like it just went away...  although I did see that our network connection at the office was down for 10 minutes or so...  so could have been related to that.


@yzhwang @sgpyc Good point. OK, let's do:
- Change the header of this file to point to a copy of the CUDPP license in *our* repo. Also provide a link to the CUDPP license itself (in the CUDPP repo).
- Add cudpp-license.txt to our repo. In it also provide a link to the CUDPP license itself (in the CUDPP repo).
- In our LICENSE.TXT, add the note at the end that "gunrock/util/sharedmem.cuh is based on CUDPP's sharedmem.cuh, see cudpp-license.txt"


Hi Jonathan,

As far as I can remember the body, d_start and so on arrays are allocated out of stack space and will be deleted right after execution leaves the declaration scope. No need to delete them.
On my system i get a compiler warning on those lines.

APRSParser.cpp:345:12: warning: deleting array ‘body’
   delete[] body;
            ^
APRSParser.cpp:346:12: warning: deleting array ‘d_start’
   delete[] d_start;

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14513535/warning-deleting-array-in-load-file-function


Sorry @zvory -- the old style of `[theme-name].json` turns out to be a little unwieldy when FRESH themes will be exposed individually over NPM. What version of HMR is this affecting and are you having to update a custom or predefined theme? v1.3 should be clamped to fresh-themes 0.9.x and this change should only start appearing in v1.4 (not currently officially released). It's possible we need to shrinkwrap the versions a little tighter.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (912 of 912 tests passed)

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@kailashraythour  testing email notification


Isn't this also related to DavidN's issues with multithreaded BLAS implementations?  We need to better control where parallelism is used throughout the build/test/execution system...


Good point about now requirement,  but we have been doing development and builds with node 4.x.


SCREEN_ORIENTATION_SENSOR_LANDSCAPE and SCREEN_ORIENTATION_SENSOR_PORTRAIT were added in API 9. Since the app goes up to API 8, these cannot be used unless an if statement is used to fall back to SCREEN_ORIENTATION_LANDSCAPE and SCREEN_ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT on API 8.


Just forgot about it


`ProxyPass http://gusto:7070/http-bind/ retry=10 timeout=60 keepalive=on` seems to work for silencing the long polling application timeout errors. I wonder why 60 seconds would work, is there some kind of a configuration thing involved in the target app?

Of course the other testing parameter I put in right away - you know, in order to better NOT know what exactly caused the effect ;) - `keepalive=on` I found from http://serverfault.com/a/237485/30697


Mmmh it seems like allocating this way using a variable is not a C++ standard .... Works on some compilers only ....


I am still mildly worried about these assignments here. The problem is that we will be generating code to store these tuples into the stack for every bounds check -- this code will rarely *execute*, but it is still present. In contrast, if we used constants, then we don't just generate a bunch of static constants. This is presumably also why we use a tuple here: so that the code we have to generate is just a push of a single constant (the tuple), and not a push of two constants (the file and line number).


looks good :+1:


@ikalci ok


There’s a test in https://github.com/nagisa/rust/commit/7f293715ee849da9ac8c15ae777fc699f1404a3d (search for converging_fn)


Changing this line:
Local $aDeployButtonPositions[$eCCSpell] = getUnitLocationArray()

To this line:
Local $aDeployButtonPositions[$eCCSpell]

Will stop LaunchSideAttackTroop.au3 and algorithm_AllTroops.au3 from working correctly.  The function getUnitLocationArray() loops through all the unit types, and returns an array of their position on the bar.  Your change makes it an empty array so the positions on the bar is not returned.


Nevermind ... I'm stupid ....


Quick question (seeing as I'm contributing and want to stick with the standard that you prefer)....do you prefer no-indentation in if-then-fi statement? Additionally, you seem to prefer to use whitespace vs tabs...would you like me to stick to that standard too?


Damn, can't you use oneliner?
```
(for path in project.paths when fs.existsSync path)
```


Jeremy has the same problem with class names and replaces them with unicode chars. eg: space -> %20 ... The problem is, that the CSS class names need to use them too, which is cumbersome and ugly.


@r-owen That's odd -- you need to tell me more about magneto, it sounds like a configuration issue. We've been building on `lsst-dev` (32 cores) w/o trouble, and I've built on 48-core machines as well.

I'd hate to limit the number of concurrent jobs any further -- all cores actually do get used on occasion (e.g., building `boost`) -- though you're right that our average concurrency is at ~4-5 cores (judged by looking at uptime during a build).


> I believe the use of the 2nd exclamation mark (the one right before `img,js,scss`) acts as a double negative

Not exactly. Reading from [the docs](https://github.com/gulpjs/gulp/blob/master/docs/API.md#globs):

> Globs use [node-glob syntax](https://github.com/isaacs/node-glob) except that negation is fully supported.
>
> A glob that begins with `!` excludes matching files from the glob results up to that point.

So `!` is only special at the beginning of a pattern (specific for `gulp.src`) or if it precedes a parenthesized portion ([node-glob negation syntax](https://github.com/isaacs/node-glob#glob-primer)). Anything else is just part of the name. So here you are excluding (the `!` at the beginning of the string) all files which start with `src/assets/!img/`. Since `!img` is an unlikely directory name, that rule will seldom have any effect at all.

You could probably write `'src/assets/!(img/|js/|scss/)**/*'` or something like that to combine the “all assets except these three kinds” into a single rule, but even I'm not certain this is the correct syntax, and I think having a separate negation rule is easier to understand and maintain. So stick to `!` at the beginning of the line, please.


I did consider this, but decided it was not worth the effort given this solver is deprecated. But by all means I've no problem doing it if so is the consensus.


@gramian I do agree that there is a difference between the language (and its dialects) and the IDE. But by addressing both simply as "MATLAB", that distinction is not clear.

Officially, MATLAB® is a trademark of the MathWorks, so it can only be used for their products (their IDE and their language specification).
In everyday life, I also use the term "MATLAB code" to mean code written in MATLAB-compatible dialects (i.e. what I called "M-scripts" above).

Anyhow, in the current master, the title has been changed to "MATLAB-like environments" where it actually doesn't matter whether one considers MATLAB to be the language or an IDE, yet it covers the important part of the message.


Here you refer to the local file, however it's not added to the repository.


ok


I think using monospace (preformat) instead of blockquote makes this look better?


now => not


consider moving that <script> tag just before closing </body> tag


@ikalci  okay got it


I am on HMR 1.3.1. I did
    npm install fresh-themes --save
And when it didn't work (trying to use one of the built in themes), I tinkered and figured out I had to manually rename the file.
Sorry, I am somewhat new to github/npm/json etc so I do not understand a lot of what is going on.


J => Z? (not sure, later on it's all Y & Z)


Yeah I recall the whole thing was a bit messy. I'm not using it for
anything though, was just taking a look and wanted to put some context in
the readme.

–Peter

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wrote:

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> didn't use very good hygiene with the git repos and keeping master up to
> date. I think the copy we turned in was branch "working"? If you are using
> this repo for something, I think we should merge working into master?
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@kailashraythour  ok ok


PR in a few days


Thanks again, will add the fix to zebkit code.


you can define only one `src` per `<script>` tag.
In this case just add another `<script>` tag


* いわば→概念的にも現在の実装面からも
* そのインデックスの値を返します。→そのインデックスにおける値を返します。
* インデックス付けが行われます。→インデックスにおける値を返す動作が行われます。
* 例えばこれを利用して、`a[m][n]`という２次元`array`を、`a[m,n]`と簡単に記述することができます。→例えば、`a`という2次元`array`があったとすると、`a[m,n]`という書き方は`a[m][n]`の便利な縮めた書き方にすぎません。


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iirc there is even an extra section for videoosd where you could set up and down to nops


@ikalci not getting mails


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An alternative would be to use string concatenation and an explicit integer conversion then, after all, the format string is static.

A thread-local stringstream won't work in assimp since we don't have any portable TLS available (nor a mutex).


`check_dualboot || true`


Does this mean "saltpack" is pronounced like "nackle pack"? :)


Nit: would be good to be specific here about what kinds of breakage (e.g., some insns expect only phis to precede them)


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in these cases it's better to just let it run over than to split into two lines.   Sorry for not being more specific :)


Oh, right, missed that there's only once "instance" of this in non-TopDown code. Nvm, then. :)


Django 1.9 added an option to make this easier:
```shell
./manage.py makemigrations <app_name> --name a_friendly_name
```


yep, indeed it is, I fixed it shortly afterwards. It wasn't noticed till we actually used the function.
Well spotted btw! And I rushed this into master too fast :(


Here is what I know about magneto (copied from DM-4734, but best to have a copy here). It has 32 CPUs, each with 8 cores. /usr/include/bits/local_lim.h contains the following:
    /* The number of threads per process.  */
    #define _POSIX_THREAD_THREADS_MAX   64
    /* We have no predefined limit on the number of threads.  */
    #undef PTHREAD_THREADS_MAX

I am happy to look up other info for you, but it would probably be more efficient for you to log in yourself. Your usual UW PACS login should work.


as you pointed out on IRC, should be `target`, not `self.llblock(targets.0)`


I think you lost the `local` definitions here


feel free to change it :) I'm no rspec master I was just trying to fix the somehow broken rspec lol


@bcocanougher This is great!

I tried running this on my Android -- Samsung Note 4 with FroYo (I think). Getting PhoneGap up and running was easy enough. Unfortunately, there seem to be some issues with the app: namely, it only displays the 'Full Strength' button and the legend; everything else is missing. I'll try to play around with it a bit and see if there isn't some simple fix.


pull from the latest commit and i fixed it, you just run twitch_chat.start() , make sure you run twitch_chat.stop() when you finish though. I forgot to update the example when I changed how it worked a while back.


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Well, also, target block may have multiple predecessors, so we need to split the edge.


orphaned code, thanks for pointing it out :)


Sp.


implemented this! :dancer:


No problem! master should always be buildable/deployable so you're not wrong to mention this. We can add a warning to future versions if HMR encounters an unexpected themes version. Also, there's no need to `npm install` the themes repo unless you want to build/tweak a theme; `npm install hackmyresume -g` alone will grab whatever version of the themes repo it needs.


You're deleting ExampleClassificationModel, so we shouldn't refer to it in comments.


IMO there is no reliable way to check for connection closed in this function. [`removeSub()` sets `mch` and `conn` to `nil`, and `closed` to `true`](https://github.com/nats-io/nats/blob/master/nats.go#L1458-L1471).  `removeSub()` might be called because `max` has been reached, or because the connection was closed. You have no way of knowing which condition caused this, because the sub is orphaned at this point (no access to the originating connection).

Is checking for a closed connection important in `NextMsg()`? If I got `ErrBadSubscription` from `NextMsg()`, the next call I'd make as a user is to see if my connection was closed (`nc.IsClosed()`). IMO trying to interpret this detail from within a Subscription is error-prone. I think it's safer to document the reasons that ErrBadSubscription might be issued.


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Why?


* 上手い使い分け方→効率についての考察


The blockquote was @malgorithms' preference. I agree that monospace would be cleaner, but I think Chris wanted to demonstrate that dumping this stuff straight into Markdown worked ok?


* Stanの目指す基本設計の方向性の1つとして、効率よく計算を進めることが挙げられます。→Stanの根底にある設計の動機の1つとして計算の効率があります。

この下の段落が変わるところは空行があったほうがよいかと思います。


@xc8tlik I suppose you could, but support seems to be builtin: http://docs.meteor.com/#/full/Npm-require

The Meteor package publication process is too error prone for teams, so it's impractical to publish Meteor packages for extensions.  It's too bad they didn't just use npm.


Agreed but not relevant in `master`.


What is the use of the next assertion? Is there any possibility of the concept answer, you have just instantiated with the new operator, becoming null?


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* 操作に関わる動作→演算
* `Eigen C++`ライブラリ→Eigen C++ライブラリ
* 行列、線形代数の機能→行列演算や線形代数の関数


it's not actually opened until the next line? The FOS doesn't open the file I believe.


I don't really understand the purpose of the `info.familyName` and `info.styleName` fields. It seems obvious that `styleMap*` fields should map to name IDs 1 and 2, since the style in either case is limited to only four values. Then the `openTypeNamePreferred*` names (mapping to name IDs 16 and 17) can be the preferred family and style names, and only present if different from styleMap names.

I think the code in fontInfoData.py does a good enough job with name fallback. But I haven't tested it with a very wide variety of cases.


Secondly, as per this unit test method name, i thought audit info is set only for child collections that the object already had persisted, not those you have just added but not yet saved.


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+1 :)


:+1: super awesome


I just talked to someone else who also missed the attribute -- maybe rename it to `['poise-python']['beaver']['python-version']...  thanks again, this is very helpful.


What is the reason behind the removal of the `version` property ? It seems strange to me...


We should make it clear I agree. Was a result of built up logic over many iterations.


`/proc/mounts` is tricky; it does weird escaping on spaces and stuff.  It's harmless to mount partitions a second time, so I suggest you stick to the old approach, and drop the `-o ro` if it fails the first time.


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`grep | cut` can be combined into one awk command :)


@KetsuN, this bit seems weird to me. I think it would be confusing to the beginner reader.

Also, I think the only reason you have `chain` as a variable here is because you created it in the same session.

Were you thinking of a `for chain in Chain.objects.all():` loop? Might make more sense.


I took out the code that watched for the 'end' event.  However, I'm pretty sure it was pierky.com that would close (but not 'end').  Think I found that domain mentioned in one of the issues.  But not sure why it does this.


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```


Where do we use Concept.description.existing.required?


or maybe something like:

```
>> chains = Chain.objects.all()
>> chain0 = chains[0]  # getting the first Chain in the database
>> chain0.name
'Cafe Amazing'
```


nevermind, no real change made here


How does it know what property to update?


* C++の一般的な`vector`クラス→C++の`std::vector`クラス
* 値を参照して返すことができます。このため値のコピーに比べ、非常に効率よくインデックス付けを実行できます。→インデックスにおける値を返すのはとても効率的です。なぜならコピーして値を返すのではなく参照を使って値を返すからです。


Do we already have a test to confirm that the description property has no field errors if a non empty description is provided?


Duplicate and conflicting declarations of hshtblFree in hashmap.h


Either it came from rebasing the branch or I removed an extra line routinely. Either way, I can can roll this change back if it's confusing, but personally I think it's no problem.


@KetsuN this looks great... just hit a confusing part (for me at least). Commented above.


Nit: there should be a space before the colon


This is a problem:
```
[1/4/2016, 2:53:45 PM] GET request for MLF at /CreateLeague
Warning: missing space before text for line 20 of jade file "c:\Users\Patrick\Documents\code\MyLoLFantasy\views\create_l
eague.jade"
```


* （同様に） `Matrices` vs. `2次元Arrays`→`matrix` vs. 2次元`array`


The file is opened/created within the constructor of FileOutputStream


I do not think this is correct.  The `user_entries` need to be ordered by `start_time`, if I am reading the original ticket correctly.


Ok so I poked it a bit. in python2 the default encoding when you do "..." is ASCII, what I need to send needs to be encoded in UTF-8 so the .encode(UTF-8) handles that . Check the latest commit for how I cleaned this all up.


An excellent idea!


@getzboxing I wrote the clearfix early on and did a change to it today.  It's in other.css.
Maybe we should come up with a better name for this file.  It contains the clearfix and the floats. ...not a priority.


Must this _always_ be true? I'd hate to get into an infinite loop because of a misconfigured certificate chain.


aaa


Do you happen to have a couple of example domains which cause these errors that are only logged to console? I'd like to include them in the test suite, if at all possible.


OK, I see this has some more defined logic about how to avoid infinite loops. Is it still somehow possible for a poorly configured or malicious website to DoS a worker thread with an infinite loop?


Was the `utf8` encoding relevant for the socket?


The doc comments weren't necessary (unexported types do not need doc comments on their exported methods). Removed. I want to keep the capitalized names for consistency with the normal logging functions.


Done.


这个没有关联的 issue 或者描述。。。


way to go :expressionless:


Ok. Fixed.


Sidenote to @Simn, unit tests for reflection and serialization/unserialization are working now  :beers:


If you would love to help with the tool I could use a dedicated tester. I need someone with a few friends/people in the same server to play with the tools and basically test all features (particularly the new ones labeled testing in the issues section).


Not if we remove special cases for supporting old SUNPRO compilers that needed this option.  VCL_SUNPRO_ALLOCATOR_HACK is also removed.


@wcho What may be the arbitrary command or side effects you are concerned? As I know, the executable git commands are managed by fs server with a configuration file.


;P


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Done. Should I include 5.2 here as well? I didn't want to make more change than necessary, but it crossed my mind.


Thanks :)


(and latest matplotlib and numpydoc). Does anything in mne call pylab?

On Sun, Jan 3, 2016 at 7:40 PM, Chris Holdgraf <choldgraf@gmail.com> wrote:

> now using the latest sphinx/sphinx gallery from github and I'm getting the
> same error
>
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> wrote:
>
>> > I think I'm just using the anaconda version of sphinx...
>>
>> Anaconda will be the latest release, which isn't the same necessarily as
>> latest master.
>>
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>>
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good catch


Tested on RHEL6 with gcc 4.9.   This patch set also passes on the travis CI build environment.

100% tests passed, 0 tests failed out of 948
Total Test time (real) = 360.65 sec


I have a [`static-rename`](http://pkg-build.racket-lang.org/doc/static-rename/index.html) package that makes this easier, but it doesn’t have something that can be given a lambda form as `procedure-rename` can, which I should add. Obviously not really relevant if you’re interested in adding it to the core, but I figured I’d mention it.


this is really messy but it works with some bugs. Definitely will need to clean up the code later


Ah, I see it now.  Thanks!  I'll resubmit.


This was a dependency that I guess I removed a while back by writing out my own KML files. It drives a lot of headaches because there doesn't appear to be an easy path to getting this installed on Windows, and since it doesn't appear to be needed anyway I just went ahead and dropped it. If we ever want to read in KML files we might want to add it back in.


Changed this because pandas was all the sudden complaining that sort was deprecated. The docs said this is the replacement. I'm guessing it changed since we last tried running this because I don't recall the notice previously.


permissions:
  essentials.*:
    default: op
    description: Give players with op everything by default
  # These permissions can't be assigned from player-commands for compatibility reasons
  essentials.teleport.cooldown.bypass.tpa:
    default: true
    description: If the player does not have this permission, /tpa will have cooldown even with the parent bypass perm
  essentials.teleport.cooldown.bypass.back:
    default: true
    description: If the player does not have this permission, /back will have cooldown even with the parent bypass perm
  essentials.nick.changecolors:
    default: false
    description: Allow color-only nickname changes.
  essentials.nick.changecolours:
    default: false
    description: Allow color-only nickname changes.

I suggest doing that with the config ^


Hmm I thought that as well, but if I remove the `.dylib` it won't find it (which is why I included the specific error messages originally below).

I did notice that libSDL2.dylib gets found correctly but I'm unsure why; the FindSDL2.cmake file doesn't appear to do anything special.


Not sure exactly what impact this will have other than allowing the CSV to be written with the new file. It is possible that characters from German for the SGDB based reader may not be handled correctly. This needs to be investigated at some point.


Good job on this lib! :+1: My Ruby has become a bit rusty in the past year, but let me know if I can help with code review or so.


>Why not QString instead?

My overkill.
Anything that has a constructor or needs to run code to be initialized cannot be used as global object in library code, since it is undefined when that constructor/code will be run.
But this isn't library so I fixed it.


`runbenchmarks("array", vs = "JuliaLang/julia:master")`


I'm not sure of the source of the runtime overhead. There may be a better
solution that takes that knowledge into account.


guessing you havent ran into this yet, but the way version task works, you need to add the following to options

```js
pkg: {
  version: '<%= pkg.version %>'
}
```

otherwise since it looks for a specific arg `version::` to know to not re-read the package.json. by defining the object with old version we don't get double bump on the stylesheet when using `release` aliases


Hey man, you free at the moment


@ghuntley, @kentcb I believe the changes marked under iOS equally apply to Xam.Mac.


Fixed.


@zzz6519003 你想说什么


Since `procedure-rename` is implemented in C, can it be inlined? Pardon my ignorance, given that I have no idea how the Racket optimizer works, but my intuition would be that, since `procedure-rename` operates on a runtime value, it would likely discourage inlining optimizations.


why?


Did you verify `list` in advance?


`new` is a keyword in C++. Avoid using that.


You should check the return value of `malloc`.


Did you validate `list`?


Can you implement a shorter and more efficient one?


that calls great
i got 4-6 machines at my home where i can test my server... unfortunately i havent alot ppl to test it with me and i have to do it all for me alone... anyways i would help you with my capabilities, if u think, thats possible :)

currently im at my work and will be back home in around 3 hours... a little test should be possible, if it doesnt take too long, because its nearly 4am at my place


this could also be done for the package/bower task itself since the package.json is already read at start of things and the goal is to not touch the versions yourself.


The following looks ugly. Can you provide a dedicated helper function to dump the content of a given linked-list?


You're right.
Removing the key instead...


but where i found this file??
in my project don't have this directories..


Nice! Great idea and implementation :P


Could you please delete the line, rather than leave cruft in the code?


Ah, I was hoping you would be home now so you could help me test the new ticket stuff. I'm trying a different variable system because the last one did this weird chat spam thing and I don't know why.


fix ive used:

https://github.com/talkingtontech/wp-theme-config/commit/80f1c22b4dbce13f3152ca55a43cdc223c7711c7


Just a head up, it is very likely that `Coff_t` will be deprecated. Ref https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/14555. In short, the size depends on compiler flags and it's an issue even when used in c public API.


It would force to host the webapp on a JVM8.
For example **Google App Engine** still uses a JVM7 (the only way to run a JVM8 is to use **Google Compute Engine**)


The years are handled by the variables set in the admin settings. It shouldn't be hardcoded.


No, but it won't throw off webidl2js and we won't forget it if we add SVGElement later on.


@NOTtheMessiah The shape is (and should be) reversed comparing to the order of Python because one use column-majoring and the other use row-majoring. How big is your GPU memory? Are you able to run the code to get some results (even for smaller images)?


@NOTtheMessiah Thanks a lot! The shape is (and should be) reversed comparing to the order of Python because one use column-majoring and the other use row-majoring. How big is your GPU memory? Are you able to run the code to get some results (even for smaller images)?


没关系，样式小调整。


@honux77  CDN을 이용하면 CDN Server의 상태에 따라 서비스의 퀄리티가 달라지기 때문에, CDN 대신 본 서버에서 필요한 라이브러리나 css 등을 제공하려고 했습니다.

그래서 CDN에서 제공하는 파일을 그대로 다운로드 받아서 /css 폴더 등에 넣어놨는데, 이게 무슨 버전의 bootstrap인지 등 해당 라이브러리의 버전 등을 명시적으로 확인하기가 힘들더라고요.

그럴바에는 마치 npm처럼 프론트엔드용 패키지 관리 프로그램을 하나 두면 좋지 않을까 싶어서 사용한 게 bower입니다. npm이랑 아주 똑같고요, 새로운 개념 없이 공식홈페이지 get-started 정도면 팔로잉 가능하실 것 같스빈다.


add a name


It looks much nicer now :+1:


感觉没有什么用啊！本来就是当做缓存来用的 ，如果当做数据库级别的感觉有用但是 缓存级别的 感觉没有什么用啊


@VincenzoLaSpesa too verbose.
it would be nice to hide debug messages which print lists, answers, depth level, file names etc under
```go
if testing.Verbose() {
   fmt.Println(response)
}
```

than we can see debug when run `go test -v`
without -v we can only see the result of tests


well when working 32 hours non stop on coding, things can go bad ;)


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@wenshuangcs2010 只有你真正去熟悉这个产品并使用它，你才能感觉到它的好处。每个产品都有它独特的地方。新浪微博的缓存是使用Redis架构的。


With "1" as one of the "or" conditions, the public key instantiation is done always. Is that correct?


I'm quite annoyed -- you know you did some of it, and it is mostly by Gijs :) I just added curves, lines, and lighting.


I didn't choose that name, it's how poise-python works. The `beaver` in `python_runtime 'beaver'` corresponds to the `beaver` in `['poise-python']['beaver']['version']` and poise-python looks up the version that's set there.


wdlkmpx is right, puppyapps has no (and never had) any trouble with handling hardcoded default* files. I have tried to explain this in several posts but my explanation skills are clearly awful :-D

mavrothal, it seems that we won't come to any agreement here.
I will remove the code, - you will move the code.
But since wdlkmpx still plays with it, I find it better to let the do-ocracy work, - and let him take it to the next stage.

**I think the -takeover switch is awkward.** With this, everything is turned upside down, and some of major benefits is left out of a pristine puppyapps. BUT, since wdlkmpx is the one doing something here, I will be very welcoming when it comes to pull requests regarding puppyapps.


I'm glad you think so!


If you select the [commit itself](https://github.com/RichardSharpe/zfs/commit/fa1770efc16d12ae3867d2003233b7cd354cf820) the comments will be inline.


Since it is not required to have a description in each locale, can you add for just one locale?


Bravo


@gabizou you are one lazy bastard lol.


* Stanモデルにおける2次元アレイと`Matrices`の使い分けについて考慮すべき点を以下に示します。→Stanのモデルにおいて、2次元`array`と`matrix`のどちらを使うか決めるときに、効率について2,3個考えることがあります。一見、2次元`array`と`matrix`のどちらを使ってもよさそうかもしれません。


works


The test method name says should fail if at least one description is not found. But this has a description. Did you mean to rename the method to indicate the non emptiness of the description text?


It's actually can be more than one message. :wink:
Apart from that, `only one person` might be interpreted as "a room for exactly one person".
Maybe, `private messages with only one other person`?


rebar3 support in mix is "experimental" because we haven't figured out how things like plugins should work. There are open issues on rebar3 for this.

If there are new releases of proper that are not on hex we can look at if someone can take over ownership.

It is not clear which versions of backoff that work with mix or which doesn't work because there are conflicting statements. If there are bugs with the rebar3 support in mix it would be good to know since we are currently working on it. Also make sure you are on elixir 1.2.0 when testing rebar3 support.


I don't have a good answer to your question. For some reason extend isn't defined on $/jQuery in my node project - at least not at the time it needs it; Object.assign is. Perhaps more important, and going with the spirit of your earlier advice, I'm moving our particular ism-u.config.js into my app, so this change will no longer be in this repo, at least not after I blow away this branch (as the changes won't be necessary).


Haven't restarted yet to find out


it's en-gb vs en-us - not sure which one should we stick to?


also 'checked' should just be true


Are you testing the validator? Or are you simply testing the concept class by ensuring that getDescriptions() should never return null?


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accepted, but you missed the last one


haha hilarious commit message btw :)


@jwittenbach Glad you have it up and running!

Missing things is strange...I just double checked to be sure I didn't break anything on the upload, and everything is still working on my iPhone. I adjusted some paths; I changed the index.html to grab shapes.json files from the js directory. Otherwise I pieced together what we already had with the phone gap default app.


@r-owen and I checked into it, and the machine has 32 cores (not CPUs as we thought originally). Given that, we thing it's either a RAM-to-core ratio problem (it has 128G RAM compared to 256G on lsst-dev, another 32-core machine), or a configuration issue. We'll investigate. In the meantime, the workaround there is to `export EUPSPKG_NJOBS=16` before doing builds. But otherwise, a hard 32-core limit seems reasonable and I'm going to merge this patch.


Yeah, either way you gotta monitor the player process so if it exits you can remove it from the lookup (in progress map or ETS). I suppose you only want to remove it from the lookup when it will no longer be retried by the supervisor... Hmm... might have to do a little research as to what's the best approach.


github things Richard's comment is outdated due to a different change but his concern about this simplistic protection is still real.

"This is an authorization concern. What if I want a group of people to be able to remove any quote? but not everyone? I think we should remove this check for now. Or we should an authorization solution like CanCanCan or Pundit."


Concur with the change.

Should the last sentence end with "usually _has_ the required _rights_" (italics show changes)?


"unsafeFromString" will never throw an exception; that's what's unsafe about it.


That's sounds like a reasonable solution. If this problem comes up for others we can reconsider further limiting the # of cores or try to make the build system smarter.


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Concur with the change.


Thanks for catching the typos!


What the actual fuck?!


why? :disappointed:


Depends on if an explosion in vanilla changes a blocktype to anything BUT air (which...I don't know anymore lol).


I guess this comment should also be removed?


Just using the module `io` is enough, as we require Python 2.7 anyway
http://python3porting.com/stdlib.html
https://docs.python.org/3/library/io.html?highlight=io#io.StringIO


It's definitely not exactly a "blocker" to merging, but personally I prefer any commits to have absolutely *no* spurious changes, if possible.

(To that end, I always do a self-review of rebased/modified changes just to make sure. I'm kind of pedantic about this, personally.)


Why did you opt for manually modifying the grub.conf?  Wouldn't it have been easier to update `/etc/default/grub` and invoke `grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg` for CentOS or `update-grub` on Ubuntu?


Yo dawg...


closed #21


:+1: that regularly is forgotten, maybe we should document it somewhere.


Thanks @Thurston217. It looks like main.py isn't currently necessary for the integration, though it can be used with [the original chartmogul.py](https://github.com/chartmogul/metrics-api/blob/46991216351b158b997bdd2466348f9a64ca5824/Examples/geckoboard-integration/chartmogul.py). We'll be doing some cleaning up and adding more integrations through 2016, though pull requests are always welcome!


QUnit, QUnit?


Conflicts.


can you post the last kmsg to pastebin? that show relation to kthread killed by oom and something failed?
the patch that removed here, looks OK to me, and help to manage ram much better than before.

any way this commit is good to have...
https://github.com/neobuddy89/shamu/commit/925466f77ad1bfbd901a8e10525d4c2ffe3f1691


It's a joke, because "NaCl" is [allegedly](http://nacl.cr.yp.to/) pronounced "salt".


Dunno if these fit on the list, but they may be useful.  I mostly wrote them for use with GRR https://github.com/google/GRR, but haven't gotten around to finishing integrating them.
https://github.com/pidydx/Winjob - Parsing Windows Scheduled Task files
https://github.com/pidydx/MetaFS - Walking a FS and building a sqlitedb of file metadata that can be queried to find things like potential search order hijacking, timestamp - compile time mismatches, etc.


Should probably be "~> 2.0", this will limit to 2.0.x not 2.x.


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Ditto re. version guards.


You could disable and enable it around just the line that breaks the rule, and also add a comment that you disable the cop to achieve symmetry or readability (exact phrasing up to you).


It's checking if "ref" is an string, and React allows non-string "refs", like Symbols. What are the side-effects of disabling this check?


The only other thing could be fire (but I think that's done in a separate pass).


Doing this before alias analysis is not super great; you can in fact do it here, but `select someLoc.latitude` will produce a column named "`location_latitude_someLoc`" instead of the correct (and, to the user, predictable) "`someLoc_latitude`" unless you add a special case to `com.socrata.soql.ast.Expression.findIdentsAndLiterals`.


hm actually I think I'm wrong about this.  Ignore it for a moment...


Ah!  I see how you're doing this!  Yeah, this is perfect actually.


Il faut juste que nous sachions si l'hôtel est à l'étranger ou pas (pour les règles de tarification notamment). Donc on peut poser la question autrement: l'hôtel se situe-t-il en France? Qu'en penses-tu?


There is a minor problem with this commit: the `vgui.so` (VGUI Linux binary) no longer exists and therefore can't be copied and used for compilation.

Easy fix: Instead of removing the `vgui.so` file, move it to the `linux` directory (like the Mac VGUI binary `vgui.dylib`)


* `Arrays`のシーケンスを保存せず、データと2次元形式のみを保存しているためです。→'array'の並び方は保存せず、データと2つの次元の情報だけを保存しているためです。

段落が変わるので空行がほしいです。

* 列データを優先して格納する仕組みである点です。→「列優先」の順序でデータを格納する点です。
* Furthermore （さらに）の訳が抜けています。
* 一般的に、メモリにキャッシュされたデータを直接取り扱うことで、最新のCPUを使った算術演算よりもはるかに高速に計算を行うことができます。このため、データ型の仕組みを理解して使い分けをすることは、コードを最適化する上で重要な事項となります。→これは最適化されたコードを考えると大切なことです。なぜなら現代のCPUを使った算術演算を実行することよりもデータをメモリーからキャッシュに持っていくことの方がはるかに時間がかかるからです。

（expensiveは時間がかかると訳しましたが、もっといい案があるかもしれません。）


I guess this won't work for stuff like `foo:: <u32>`?


had to roll this one back @panzi , bytearray's dont have clear, at least in python2


I don't _think_ you need any of those `(_)`s, since the compiler won't get confused by ambiguous def promotion.


all good


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Hey D -- Malcolm pointed out that the "LOAD ARTICLES" link (infinite scroll) on the RP homepage still does not work.  I went back here to Github to investigate.  And I found that we had not implemented on the live site the fix you made above.  But when I tried out the above fix, it also didn't work :(  The link above simply loads the 2016 archive of posts -- it doesn't load five more posts on the home page.  Also, since it's 2016, the link to the yearly archive is not that helpful -- it's missing all the recent posts from December 2015, for example.

I know everything has gotta be hectic with the move, new job and school (!).  So I just wanted to mention it since I'm stumped and see if you can point us in the right direction to get this working...since it's a fairly major impediment for using the site.

    <a href="http://richmondpulse.org/<?php echo date("Y") . "/#post-" . $idoflastpostshown ?>">

    LOAD ARTICLES


Agreed.

Just musing a bit more: I don't think the 'smarts' should (or can) be fully at the global EUPS level; each package itself will need to give it a hint as to what it can take when building itself. E.g., how much RAM-per-core it needs, or what's the maximum parallelization level that makes sense, etc. EUPS should set safe defaults (which actually argues for default `NJOBS` of 1, hmmm...).

K-T's right that we'll need to figure out how to reasonably control concurrency (and not just for the build system)... Not trivial...


Done, thanks and happy new year !


I agree that finding packages dynamically is probably better than hardcoding, so I like this change.

Though just to make sure I understand....why would wtforms_appengine.fields would be skipped, given that it's listed in the packages list? (In an older revision where wtforms_appengine/fields/ was added, this was a problem, but I thought I had fixed that in https://github.com/wtforms/wtforms-appengine/commit/d82a8cbe7ff38f0ac1bfe17da028b40f2c27a7d2 )


"Now working" is referring to map joins.


![capture 2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/16517945/12099508/47d4df18-b329-11e5-91e3-8bd5b0f47422.png)


`subColumnFn.lengthCompare(1) == 0` is likely to be cheaper, especial if `subColumnFn` is not a `LinearSeq`(which, being a set, it is not).


@superkhau : It works fine with no errors reported. FYI, I didn't have to change these lines as part of the update task.


No explanation?


Does the default value work like this?


Sorry my bad, I didn't pay attention in this detail, I prefer the American form cause is accepted in both. (reference http://grammarist.com/spelling/authorise-authorize/)


This is ok, but can be simplified:

```javascript
return {
  loadPics: loadPics,
  createImagesArray: createImagesArray
}
```


...ugh but being a set and not a seq, it also doesn't have a `lengthCompare` of course.  `.size == 1` then.


Yeah seems live a vicious loop if the Player.Supervisor were to keep trying
to restart it - not sure the supervisor needs to restart the player
process, but rather push out and let the client re-initiate the player
otherwise there will need to be some other moving pieces to ensure the
state survives the crash otherwise it can't talk to the user with the
state.push_msg.() calls... Assuming I understood you write about the
retrying part.

Also if you are using a lookup where the user_id is unique, I'm not sure it
matters if it's not cleaned up, maybe periodic process can run to clear old
pids you can check to see if the pid is vaild right? I mean guess ideal if
it can as it would grow overtime depending on how it gets orphaned.

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> Yeah, either way you gotta monitor the player process so if it exits you
> can remove it from the lookup (in progress map or ETS). I suppose you only
> want to remove it from the lookup when it will no longer be retried by the
> supervisor... Hmm... might have to do a little research as to what's the
> best approach.
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No real need to set to `app`. Can be changed to:

```javascript
angular
  .module('flickrPOC')
  .service('images', images);
```


Do you think that would be preferable?


* 一方→他方
* プリミティブ型の値を→プリミティブ型の値は
* それ以外の場合はその値のコピーを保持するように設計されています（可能な限り値を参照するように返す）。→それ以外の場合はその値のコピーを保持します（可能な限り、参照を使って値を返します）。


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Debug.Assert(offset + count <= str.Length);

This expression could still overflow and false-negative for sufficient large values of offset/count.