breed [ farmers farmer]
breed [governs govern]

globals[sot
  train
  sub
  pcf
  fp
  ]

turtles-own [
  k
  age
  edu
  leader
  sn
  ope
  lab
  part
  block
  multi
  commu
  water
  soil
  envir
  attention

  ]

to setup
  clear-all
  setup-patches

  create-farmers InitialfarmerNumber[
    set shape "person"

    set color blue
   set age (1 + random 3)
  set edu (1 + random 3)
  set leader ( 1 + random 3)
  set sn ( random 1)
  set ope (1 + random 4)
  set lab (1 + random 3)
  set part ( random 2)
  set block (1 + random 4)
  set multi (1 + random 1)
  set commu ( random 2)
  set water ( random 1)
  set soil (random 1)
  set envir (random 1)
  set attention ( random 4)

  set k (0.04 * age - 1.169 * edu - 1.114 * leader + 2.576 * ope + 3.004 * lab + 9.063 * part + 0.6386 * block + 9.071 * multi - 6.493 * commu - 0.605 * water + 0.409 * soil - 0.845 * envir - 6.842 * attention - 6.842 * attention + 5.420 )

     setxy random-xcor random-ycor
  ]
 reset-ticks

end

to go
  let farmer turtles with [ color = blue ]

  ask farmer [
     move
     communication
     ]

  tick

end

to setup-patches
  ask patches [ set pcolor green]
end

to move
  rt (30 -(random-float 60))
  fd 1
end

 to communication
   let nearby-farmer one-of farmers with [distance myself < 2]

      let nearby-sn [ sn ] of nearby-farmer
     let nearby-k [ k ] of nearby-farmer
     if  (nearby-sn  >  sn)  and  (random-float  1  <  (nearby-sn -  sn)) [
       set k k + (nearby-k - k) * adjust-rate

         ]

   end

  ;;picture

   to-report  chemical-fertilizer-application-rate
    report mean [ k] of farmers

      end

   to-report mean-chemical-fertilizer-application-rate
    report mean [ k * ope] of farmers / ope ;; plus

      end


:cow: whyyyyy?


Better formatting for github readability


I meant to push this into a branch and do a PR but accidentally pushed to master instead. We have had a problem where when listing emails if there were a large number of email addresses CC'd it will expland the whole page since there were no spaces between them, i.e. here (I can't paste the actual screenshot with 20 emails since it contains customer data):
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/127861/12134267/5db37446-b3f3-11e5-9651-8247204ef287.png)

This parses the emails and outputs them with a space between them.


Teeny-tiny nitpick: there's an extra space on this line.


Review  comments in https://github.com/smarterclayton/kubernetes/commit/a12e2df84f1ef1ed6d6735191db96986ff1aca9b


This message could be more helpful, perhaps something like "No valid chunk found for key"


Ditto


The spread operator is only available by default in node 5.0+.
Reverting to apply to support 4.x (stable).


换JJ


What happens if valueLocation < 0?  Can that happen?  Should we be catching and logging that?


Sorry for not catching this earlier. These tests are testing the `Introvert` class, which has no `stats` method, so there should be separate `describe` blocks for `total_friends`, `total_activities`, and `elapsed_days`.


You still have a semi-colon here


I'm not sure we need this line if we stub out data (see comments below).


Much better!


do not fix size of this view, you can using padding or margin attribute


Since we're testing the `total_friends` method, I think it makes more sense to use the `stub_friends` block here (see above for examples) instead of tying the behavior to the `add_friend` method.


What if axis is true? I didn't implement this part in my previous pr because I don't think this works well with the instantiation of the schema.


Ship It!


This isn't particularly descriptive; please specify that this is for when there is one activity.

In addition, I think it would be helpful to have another test for when there are zero activities.


Why this change? Should this possibly be configurable as a rendering parameter?


Similarly, the name of this test should be more like "returns number of elapsed days"—the fact that it happens to be 365 in this test is irrelevant to what we're testing.


The Employee list is like a news list, i.e. a list leading to the Employee pages. Therefore. A link to the actual employee page is missing.


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.RedCapTest: <no details avaliable>

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

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.Runner$ErrorTest.org.labkey.test.tests.JUnitTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

```


Learning Node.js


Eh.. Nested if could be weird. You may write it like this:
```C
int attemptFIRM = 0;
while(!installFIRM(firmPendingPath, firmPengingMediatype, firmPendingName, firmPendingAllowSafeTitles)){printf("Install FIRM attempt: %d", attemptFIRM);}
```
This gives an infinite loop for installing the FIRM and I don't think it would take infinite times to do so, when no "ERROR" happened duing the installation.


The rom is kmini3g's only


I hope it will be the last time D:


Similar as above, Just
```C
while(!installCIA(ciaPath, mediatype, titleIDs, entries[i].shortName, false))
```
Still infinite attempts. So much safer?


As of right now, everything *appears* to be working correctly. The save state where TMs were crashing appears to be working correctly instead now. Move names above the ID for HM_01 load correctly as intended, and so do Pokémon names as well (just making sure that wasn't a new issue caused by the swap). It looks promising enough that I went ahead and made a commit, but I'll give it more testing before I call it busted.


Just a side note to those porting this great work over to CM13; this particular change can be found at /path/to/cm13/system/bt/main. Hope this is helpful.


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We manually replace true with the default. Dirty hacl but necessary at this point.


This was bad.  It increased the memory usage by 200%.


FYI - There are a number of diff tags in some of your individual commits once you squash make sure they don't creep in.


@gvanem sounds reasonable, how do you feel about writing a patch?


あ、見逃していました。すみません～。


I have previously used single quotes for single tokens (particularly keywords) and double quotes for excerpts of code. I don't know if @rjmccall was going for something similar here.


Well this is changed.. So still you can use `while` to do so, yes
```C
//Cause FIRM is so important we can not keep trying to install it.
uint32_t attemptTimes;
while(!installFIRM(firmPendingPath, firmPendingMediatype, firmPendingName, firmPendingAllowSafeTitles)){
  printf("Trying to install FIRM %d time. Let it loop or else yours might get bricked", attemptTimes);
  attemptTimes++;
};
```
Infinite attempts. Well i doubt if there would be any poor guy that used all the attempts.


這應該放在 click 事件裏面吧？


Similar as above.. You could try infinite times if that's that important.


Removing comment, going to make this an explicit warning since users need to exclude (ignore) or handle new types that might be excludable.


{Get, Set}SunParameters should maybe use a table instead to get/set all params and *not* set the direction vector in that case (there's already a function for that). Alternatively the function {Get,Set}SunDirection function could be deprecated


g


We can turn this on for Rails development environment.   Come back to this when you are refactoring javascript and scss.


how does that fix it? you just added the use term... you need add it further into the actual thing..


오 굿!!


This fixes #451


Ok. I think I'll change it to "Invalid chunk id returned." then.


Will fix


yeah. i assume you need https://github.com/MI3TD/android_hardware_nvidia_power or its upstream
i hope you can find better opensource or fork to make it better


Will be for proto3 - I'll add a comment


This should not be hard coded. Habitat should only run on the master db in development, not in production or test. Suggestions?


A return value of -1 means the key was not found.


Maybe ContentSearchManager.GetIndex(IndexName).CreateSearchContext() to a helper method in Sitecore.Foundation.Indexing which retrieves the index from a <site> attribute?


ASIHPdev (shenb) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1986 of 1986 tests passed)

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ObjexxFCL41 (DeadParrot) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1473 of 1473 tests passed)

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What's the thinking here? Is it important to make it clear that the moderator doesn't have mail permissions?


John Doe is a page, not a data source item. It should therefore live under the content tree.


@erlikh , this uses bootstrap dropdown-menu styling, without needing to add extra styles. Give it a try :)


Nice catch!  Wait - that was ALWAYS there?


Employees are pages not data source items and should therefore not live under global


Please add more than one employee item for example purposes.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (927 of 927 tests passed)

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Thanks for your work :rose:


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本题是要求出最小生成树中的最长的一条路的长度
用到了kruskal算法，并查集
输入的地方要注意一下，不要把重复的边加进去了(用了`j > i`控制)


i like your style.


@skatpgusskat  고마워. 명쾌하다!


It built ok for me the first time... trying again, I'll see if I can reproduce this.


That's probably what I was thinking here, but I am happy to just adopt whatever somebody else decides is the evolving consensus.


Should we move this into .getitem() itself and have it raise some kind of inference error?


I may end up using the HAL dhacker29 made for the google adt-1 https://github.com/PureNexusProject/android_device_google_molly/tree/mm/power not sure what's appropriate my device is stock 4.2.2 , but I merged my kernel into nvidia tegratab lollipop source.


Also seems the returned distance is wrong. Should probably be returning sunOrbitHeight or something else (TODO).


With this change, the assert in color_of will fire (Position::see calls color_of on piece_on(from), which will be NO_PIECE if move is of type CASTLING [except in some Chess960 cases]).


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Summary: Exit code 1 (new) Build time: 00:01:02


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Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 212 Build time: 00:09:05


someone please try... i am forgetting something O.o


Just failed again with exact same error.


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Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 212 Build time: 00:04:02


this looks like the titanic


Could you add the tcp entry pls, roughly
```
"signalk-tcp": {
             "description": "The host and port of a tcp socket streaming endpoint e.g. localhost:55555",
              "type": "object",
              "required": ["host","port"],
              "properties": {
                "host": {
                   "description": "The host, fqdns or IP address",
                    "type": "string",
                  },
                 "port": {
                   "description": "The tcp port",
                    "type": "integer",
                  }
               }
            }
```


I will re-do the staff page after the custom permissions plugin is done.


假设`x = N!`
那么要求`x`用二进制表示一共有多少位，即求log2(x)，向上取整
对`x = N!`左右都取对数
则
```
log2(x) = log2(N!)
        = log2(1) + log2(2) + ... + log2(N)
```
最后向上取整即可。详看代码的处理过程。


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Summary: Tests failed: 8, passed: 0 Build time: 00:11:11
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.ScrumtimeTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.Runner$ErrorTest.org.labkey.test.tests.JUnitTest: <no details avaliable>

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

```


lol


3) As far as the engine implementation I agree, but it can be combined with 2) to figure out better naming for the functionality, e.g. "SetFeatureMoveCtrl", which would take a table and define things like xzlock for now, and have groundcollide/floating and whatever else defined later. (I'm not good at naming things)
4) Agreed. I'll start hacking and see how it goes. It's not necessary for all games to immediately use dynamic mass objects, but it's useful for testing and eventually will do it right.
5) Currently it's applied sometimes (the *worst* kind of behavior):
- When setting velocity, it won't be applied if the feature has already reached ground, but it would be applied if it's falling or if it's already in air.
- When modifying the position (with v ~= 0), it will apply velocity (even if the feature was previously stuck...). If |v| == 0 however, even if you position the feature in air, it won't start falling. However it will start falling if v.y == 0 as long as v.x and/or v.z ~= 0 (even though the two components are ignored usually!). Great behavior, right?


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注意看树构建的过程(`flag`的作用)，以及输出的时候先判断本节点是不是为NULL。


Thanks!


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nit: can you put periods at the end of the bullet points?


You probably want to invert those: `.jumbotron` inside `.container`. You will need to remove some CSS rules to make it align properly.


The worst Runtime is O(n) since when all the values are the same, the left pointer moves 1 every time


*hole in the wall*


This branch attempts to clean up some of the tiling code by implementing each tiling algorithm into separate functions where there used to be a single monolithic function to handle all algorithms which was getting increasingly complex.

Moreover it also adds a feature which allows padding between the tiled windows (similar to i3-gaps for example).

Is there anything in particular you're referring to?


Will fix soon(ish)


magic, it worked.


just nitpicks, thanks!


Thanks for this! I was getting >6 second page updates after a few resizes!


Should validURL default to false and be made explicitly true?


Never trust Minecraft Wiki at all... Always do your private checks!


As far as I saw, it doesn't matter on the amount of players... But if you tell so...


You can remove `height`, `width` and `margin-left` and let the box align by itself inside `.container`, then, use `background-color: #f7f7f7` to create the white inner-section and use `border` to create the red frame:

```css
{
  ...
  border-color: #c40233;
  border-style: solid;
  border-width: 50px 100px 50px 100px;
}
```

Also: `background-repeat` and `background-size` can be removed since you only set a solid color background.


cool :)

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>


nice


Next to the two previews tweaks, you can completely remove this selector and see how the render improves. :)


Forgive me if I am wrong but should the unit be linked to whether you are using metric or imperial?
Ditto for the existing speed reading and any other reading with a difference in metric/imperial.

Looking forward to parts of this going in so I can have duration in my overlay.


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the gc seems to also arch-word align the conversions. I like this approach over tightly packed memory layout of copy and the performance gains over that of append.


j


@Cl3Kener why Exchange2 not PrebuiltExchange3Google.apk?


SurfaceProperties (macumber) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2350 of 2384 tests passed)

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được mà anh @@


@Nadahar what do you mean by "browse via the media library"?


- 2


But otherwise, a role-ish is fine
On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 2:28 PM Jon Mason <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> It won't. There's a good reason for this in some cases: you need to have a
> member record to support the admin attribute.
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


Looks good!


@Cl3Kener nevermind i see now that it is the same prebuilt from the factory image thanks for this :+1:


Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "wdf-py3.py", line 433, in <module>
    print ('本程序的查询结果可能会引起一些心理上的不适,请小心使用...')
  File "wdf-py3.py", line 424, in write
    s = s.decode('utf-8')
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'decode'
Exception ignored in: <__main__.UnicodeStreamFilter object at 0x027E0450>
AttributeError: 'UnicodeStreamFilter' object has no attribute 'flush'
用了最新的py3的但是还是有这个错误


LMAO


The line order was reversed here but I fixed it


or should it implement vehicle?


Dear friends, would it be possible to have unique names of collections and searches?


I fixed it in another commit. Forgot to run the linter :P


Dear friends, would it be possible to avoid repeating the names of collections and searches (to have unique names of them)?


Go on ahead with it :) they shouldn't have ever ended up like that anyways

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wrote:

> @Connoropolous <https://github.com/Connoropolous> you might be interested
> to read this migration now... There were 200-300 odd mappings with no
> associated record, so I'm deleting them. I think it seems more drastic than
> it is. Anyways, this is YOUR baby :D
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>

--
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~to craft a sustainable and thriving culture within and without myself~
co-creator of Metamaps.cc


Thanks!


Dear friends, how we could avoid repeating the names of collections and searches in the frontend?


No Notch, HAHAHA


While you're here.... apps enabled in **your** Google


typo


Could use Meteor.settings.github.. here


Yeah, I think my rebasing got messed up


ﾐﾃﾙﾖ―


빠진 </html> 다음 커밋에서 추가됨....


@chcholman: this should fix the broken specs on staging.


derp, sure :+1:


Move these changes to the updater module.


rebased...

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>
> @ptschip <https://github.com/ptschip> This needs rebase, if still
> relevant.
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see_sign won't work properly for this. You need to use see.


What are you referring to?  The old one was extremely confusing.  This one is specific and precise.


Maybe just return `entity.getType().equals(EntityTypes.CREEPER)`?


Sorry, confused it with the encodeVersion in the constructors.


@bcrowe dine in a8d192e and 4bc6151 for 3.x


Yes, this is because the typename is considered part of the parameter now.


Well yes, it does the job. But there are lots "compile&run" tests. I think we can create a base test, which does exactly this and either add only `yaml` files+tarbals to feed it, or to inherit it and adjust the little things like tarball path. That way porting this kind of tests (or adding new ones) would be just adding new tarball and config.

Usage:
```
avocado run tarball -m examples/tests/tarball.data/stress.yaml
```

where the stress.yaml would define tarball location (either relative to stress.data dir or absolute), setup/run/cleanup commands (including arguments). As it's yaml file it can define the full matrix. Eg:

```yaml
tarball:
    setup:
        # url: http://people.seas.harvard.edu/~apw/stress/stress-1.0.4.tar.gz
        # (Later we can even support multiple locations to first download `stress-latest` and if not available use local file)
        url: stress-1.0.4.tar.gz
        chdir: stress-1.0.4
        build: True
    run:
        # Special keyworkd __values__ which gets executed as
        # "python -c ..." and the stdout is imported as ast.literal_eval
        # and when value is __values__ the value[$key] is used
        # instead of string
        __values__: |
            import subprocess
            from avocado.utils import memory
            values = {}
            values['--cpu'] = 2 * multiprocessing.cpu_count()
            values['--vm-bytes'] = (memory.freememtotal() + memory.read_from_meminfo('SwapFree') / 2) * 1024 / values['--cpu']
            ...
            print values
        # The rest of keys are used as "%s %s" % (key, value)
        --timeout: 60
        --cpu: __values__
        --vm-bytes: __values__
    cleanup:
        # No cleanup required
```

one can define multiple variants with shared `__values__` and length by:

```yaml
...
run:
    __values__: |
            # This get's executed as "python -c ..." and the stdout is imported as ast.literal_eval
            import subprocess
            from avocado.utils import memory
            values = {}
            values['--cpu'] = 2 * multiprocessing.cpu_count()
            values['--vm-bytes'] = (memory.freememtotal() + memory.read_from_meminfo('SwapFree') / 2) * 1024 / values['--cpu']
            ...
            print values
    --timeout: 60
    variants: !mux
        cpu:
            # executes ./stress --timeout 60 --cpu 2
            --cpu: __values__
        mem:
            # executes ./stress --timeout 60 --vm 2 --vm-bytes 512
            --vm-bytes: __values__
        disk:
            # executes ./stress --timeout 60 --hdd 5
            --hdd: 5
        all:
            # executes ./stress --timeout 60 --cpu 2 --vm 2 --vm-bytes 512 --hdd 5
            --cpu: __values__
            --vm-bytes: __values__
            --hdd: __values__
...
```


separating code.


/cheers


Looks pretty cool, though not my area of expertise.  The only recommendation I would make is to remove the singleton for VREventFactory.  This will make it much more flexible for extension and future changes.  For example, it may be possible that in other parts of the program someone else registers an event call back which conflicts, or maybe for the same data you want different callbacks depending on the display or device.


I personally +1 this, but I'll wait for other comments before committing it.


"those characters will be converted to an underscore" would be better phrase.


Hopefully I'm not missing something big here, but I don't think it is the test. I had to write it that way to pass. In theory, it's the same code just formatted differently. The only difference is that the original property no longer exists. `a { }`. If you notice the [test above this](https://github.com/peterramsing/lost/blob/0a4a2302fe2b858f6b3036049676ef7505b6d65c/test/lost-utility.js#L8) you'll see the same sort of formatting occurs possibly for the same reason.


We don't use C++ references to mean "non-nullable pointer" in LLVM.  Been there, tried that, huge PITA and stopped doing it.


@zupolgec you are right. I remembered, it's because `mv -Tf` does not available on some OS.


nitpick: It's faster to construct list of strings `args = []; args.append(...); ...` and join them using `" ".join(args)`.


Did not mean to change kibibits to kilobits


Yes, this is handled by a later commit.


Will do.
How about "tcp://host:port" as an alternative representation?


I would suggest more practical example like "Node-1.example.com to node_1_example_com" because a period is used as a part of FQDN.


The C++ compiler is choosing the ParameterList* overload as the match for {} instead of the ArrayRef overload, which is wrong.  This disambiguates it.


Will fix, thanks.


I feel dumb for not seeing this until now.


"Thanks for __fixing__ with me :)"
hehe


I'd prefer the code to continue to build :-)


"contextual type %0 cannot be used with array literal" / "did you mean to use a dictionary literal instead?"

The thing I don't like about the new message is that it doesn't actually tell me what I did wrong. "error: use [:] to get an empty dictionary literal". What if I didn't want a dictionary literal? I'll admit that's *by far* the common case, but it's still skipping a step.

IMHO, the problem with the old message was that we didn't emit the note/fix-it in the empty literal case, not that the message itself was wrong.


Yes, this is all handled in TypeCheckGeneric.cpp


Yes, and when we kill off currying syntax, the entire world will get simpler: abstractfunctiondecls can have at most one parameter list (deinit is the only one with zero params) in addition to the self list.

We should never serialize self when that happens.


It can be more simplified; you can pass all characters to a single tr command: tr 'A-Z.-' 'a-z__'


well this is not needed as it's overwritten in `machines.cfg`, which is a proper place for machine-related tweaks.


yep, this place...


We don't use C++ references for all non-nullable pointers, but we certainly do use them, quite consistently, for out parameters. (Particularly in the importer, which is mostly my and Doug's code.)

My impression was that the preference for pointers only applied to "object graph" things like AST nodes and SIL instructions. Certainly ASTContext is always passed by reference.


This line seems useless.


Right thanks, fixed.


I find it really unlikely you can achieve maximum arithmetic throughput by launching one block only.


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>< We should really be importing "swift/Basic/LLVM.h" here. Okay, got it.


That diagnostic was not produced in this case, that is only produced in the case of an array literal with exactly 2 elements.  This is the analog of it for the array literal of zero elements.

I don't share your concern about not wanting a dictionary literal.


Should I add an additional comment about that?


Ah, got it. *sigh*


How does `mem_size` figure into this computation? I don't see that it's relevant to calculating GFLOPS.


Ah, thanks, sorry.


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rpath on Mac OS X is pretty difficult, I was staring at the docs for it the night you made this comment, and it's going to require some significant changes to support..


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Yes, it does


I get that it's not a surprise, but it's an Xcode-visible behavior change that I would guess isn't desirable. @akyrtzi?


point well-made


Per @corysimmons's initial note about this not matching with `lost-masonry-wrap`: That doesn't get rid of the initial property. I'm looking at how we could possibly run the tests on the AST instead of what is outputted. I want to experiment with that some.


Should be ffsl


I don't think you're doing this kernel right. What you want to do is:
```
temp = g_idata[i];
for () {
  temp = temp * 2.0f + 1.0f;
}
g_odata[i] = temp;
```
What you should be unrolling is the *arithmetic*, not the load and store. If you put the load and store into the loop, you're not increasing the arithmetic intensity. The whole point is to have a large ratio of arithmetic to memory access.

Also, you're just doing the same thing on each iteration of the loop. Essentially every iteration just writes the identical result over the previous iteration.


That diagnostic is currently produced in the case of an array literal with an even number of elements greater than 0. Why wouldn't we use the exact same presentation for the 0 case?

(In particular, I may be calling a function, and be surprised that an argument isn't an array. In this case the contextual type would be very useful to know.)


Hm, I'll take a look and see if I can figure something out. If it's a massive pain to fix, I guess I don't have an opinion either way on merging this commit. Since it would make the tests green, I suppose it would make sense to land.


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Yep! That's the answer. The first argument is the expected value, and the second is the evaluated value. now we are expecting a list of size 2, not of size 1.


You asked a question, I answered it.  However, it appears that what you actually want is for me to change it.  I am indifferent, so I just did it in 19bb1e1 because I'd rather not argue about it.


Can do! I'll get to it tomorrow.


ok by me if 'tcp' is a valid protocol in a url


well this should not be needed as `ich9-usb-ehci1` usb type is not used on ppc64. And if one uses `ich9-usb-ehci1` usb type, he should get the `ich9-usb-ehci1` usb type and not `pci-ohci`.


Agreed, feel free to clean the file up.


This FIXME is probably old, since we have an ffsl now. We can probably remove this comment.


The install_line() and mkdir_line() invocations modify global state, in particular bits like INSTALL_PROGRAM which written out before commands is iterated over. I had this subtle bug with the makefile generator, and in order to avoid it appearing here it seemed like the right thing to do, rather than guaranteeing this behavior at syntax.py:119


You are right, thanks


Missing MSVC version of interlocked_test_and_reset_bit here.


This diagnostic is better, because it is an error message with a fixit on it.

That diagnostic is an error message, with a note attached, the note has a fixit.

This is correct way to handle this.


Following your tutorial, you may want to add the links/show.html.erb code here to make it easier to follow.


Awesome, thanks!


const ref, motherfucker.


should say ```as``` and not ```tas``` in commit message ;)


`dim3  grid(((ARRAY_COUNT + MAX_THREADS - 1) / num_threads), 1, 1);` in `memtest`: this has 3 variables in it; almost certainly you'd like only two. My worry is that if you change one of those variable,s will the code work? Usually I see this more as `(total_threads + threads_per_block - 1) / threads_per_block`.


Need ARM & MIPS implementation, so should use gcc's __sync_fetch_and_or() for non-x86/64


Just a thought, our entire app state might look like:
```
const initialState = {
  post: { "name" ""
          "title" ""
          "description" ""
          "city" ""
          "country" ""
          "email" ""
          "website" ""
          "how" ""
          "createDate" ""
          "sponsored" "" },
  clickedJob: undefined,
  jobs: [...jobs],
  router: Object
}
```

Where jobs is an array of jobs.
And the post object is the object we submit to firebase when a user posts a job.


Great catch, this could have used a comment on it.  I'll detangle this after a testing cycle.


@aguzanotti A “shower” does not translate to _aguacero_ (“downpour”). A shower is a brief rain, and so the correct Spanish for it would be _chubasco_.


Usually put const ref before pointers, i.e.

void nextUnfilledCell(const vector<vector<char>>&board, pair<int, int>* cell)

This is because when you pass in pointer, you meant to change the value the pointer points to. It's considered as "output variable". Similarly when you pass in const ref, you meant not to change its value, so it's considered as "input variable". Putting input variable before output variable makes logical sense.


Can you clean up this grid declaration? It's hard for me to tell (easily) exactly what's going on in terms of what's being launched.


Don't know what this is though...


No...
Read my doc comment.
`getPoweringSides()` returns the sides that are **strongly powered**, not contact-powered.


Revert this! It's all wrong!


Should we pull this info (like all genres/streamers) from the API?


I still don't get the difference... Why not just a single way?


The other place we can put our "post" state is inside the <Post /> component's `this.state`.

However, from my understanding, it's best to store all application state inside the [Store](http://rackt.org/redux/docs/api/Store.html).

See: https://github.com/Day8/re-frame#the-benefits-of-data-in-the-one-place

@itsanna


Try to write c++, dude.

vector<bool> mask(10, false);
std::fill(mask.begin(), mask.end(), false);


Slack


oke


Why not just having nextUnfilledCell return a bool?


Yes, that was the idea, but during testing, I found out that only the first time it was called it had effect. Al subsequent calls where fast enough so that timeAlreadySpent was 0 millis.


I just finished a new build completely from scratch and it seemed to work
just fine... I'm not sure what is going on here.

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>


Ah ok cool.


@Nadahar it worked out great, except there is a syntax error in the xml file where there's a missing slash on the server tag. Good job on making it work so nicely.


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Righto. I'll trash my build environment and start over. Something must be buggered.


its good


ho->hash_base also changed by move


I'm saying the id it's checking is very likely (95% of the time) to be
already higher than the max user ID, causing it to only check once and
break from the loop - so there is no need to cache it since that would
still be just one call. Also,  recall that this particular query takes
around 0.01 seconds,  and this function waits a minimum of 2 seconds,
follows by a 2 second delay,  and a 30 second delay after every loop to
slow down the number of requests to reddit.
On Jan 5, 2016 10:52 AM, "Joseph McCullough" <notifications@github.com>
wrote:
>
> So you're saying this loop only ever runs once? I'm not saying the logic
of the if statement is invalid, I'm just asking if the return value of
getMaxUserId is expected to change on a per-iteration basis. If not, the
result should be cached outside of the loop.
>
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Whoops, that was a bad idea. We need those *args and **kwargs or we get errors.


Hmm Groceries app keeps the user input in this.state...


之前对cplex里决策变量IloIntVar和IloExpr之间的区别不太了解，通过这个实验知道了决策变量会随着约束而自动搜索解，但是IloExpr只是在赋值的时候有值的改变，不会随着约束而自动求解。


Need to update this comment. Aside from rather we access it atomically or not, no thread should alter the ho->value pointer or ho->hash_base while another thread is in this function. This was a problem that I was having prior to correcting a race in `hybrid_object_do_move_wait().` We should be assured that a proper synchronization with memory barrier has occurred prior to entering this function so that we can access ho fields normally.


Print the object side-by-side doesn't seem to be helpful, how about just say we expect the same object?


assert for debugging only


I'm not sure that it's anything wrong with your environment. I have a
suspicion that it may be intermittent, and have something to do with the
number of build threads running. I think the error is whether another
package which is not explicitly listed as a dependency, but still selected
is getting built first or not in the build process.

Right now I'm trying another new build and setting the build threads
explicitly to 1 to see what happens.

On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 12:43 AM, Eric Bishop <ericpaulbishop@gmail.com>
wrote:

> I just finished a new build completely from scratch and it seemed to work
> just fine... I'm not sure what is going on here.
>
> On Tue, Jan 5, 2016 at 11:10 PM, Michael <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
>> Just failed again with exact same error.
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargoyle/commit/3209523b9e82fd0dd71468323855fac4d74dab37#commitcomment-15280438>
>> .
>>
>
>


Yes, true in this concrete implementation. However, it seems like it doesn't need to be static or even a field. Please take at look at this example which is slight rework. https://github.com/janusdn/swagger-core/commit/31d8fac0172fdf7dd17758de93bcff109a5e0fc9


Clarifying in a comment. I didn't do the best in commenting this thing.


Remove this comment, I'm just waking all waiters now to keep it simple.


粗心大意的错误


and ho->hash_base


Some thing like
fmt = '{0:<50} {1:20} {2:10} {3:10} {4:10} {5:40} {6}'
Here and above all use fmt.format maybe better, so change one place could change both format. The '\n' after header could be added separately or by some other way.


Don't forget to remove the extra args here.


Actually, I'm no longer supporting changing of objects from shared to private. If they are born shared, they will die that way.


I'd rather we take nvme utilities as a patch to buildroot, and add support to upstream buildroot for building NVME utilities as I assume these are generic.

Also, it appears the license for NVME utils is incorrect, it says GPL when I look at github.


@hwellmann @ANierbeck and whoever else is out there:) I'd really like to patch this thing up and make sure it passes CI. What's the best procedure for setting things right? Just give me a little bit of direction and I'll get to work. I need to understand: Is there a way to run the CI on my local machine or should I just make the fix, merge it and let your jenkins build run the tests again?


I have just tested patch and it is working ok.


I added an emulation of this class for GWT, based on the HTML "standard" controller mapping. It is unverified so if someone can check it, please do.


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krivi naziv za commit - ovo je columnScore


Since you're switching from array appending via `+` to `chain()`, could you switch all of these to be generator comprehensions?


Is there any reason for changing these from generator comprehensions to list comprehensions?


I changed a lot of these atomic_reads to an interlocked access when troubleshooting a race, but they should be changed back do eliminate an unneeded lock instruction -- if the value in the cache is old or a change occurs on another CPU, we'll handled that in the loop.


I love the intention of this rule, but our codebase isn't ready for it yet; specifically [the webpack configs define aliases](https://github.com/1stdibs/1stdibs.com/blob/release/dibs/build/make-webpack-config.js#L156) that this rule does not (and perhaps can not) take into account.

example of alias in use (there are many):
https://github.com/1stdibs/1stdibs.com/blob/release/dibs/assets/js/account/views/BuyerInvoiceView.js#L20

@twhid @hellatan @robrichard


Nevermind..


он у меня жёсткой ссылкой прописан, изменяя в одном месте, меняется всюду


This functionality has been moved to winnt.h, so I need to remove this.


Ah, good catch! In that case, how about keeping the generator comprehensions and wrapping the `chain` call with `list()`? That will avoid creating a *second* list at syntax.py:119. Ditto for the Make backend.


Init vendor hooks are Qualcomm (aka caf) propriety. Not CM.
Also, it's not because you meld two files in wrote that you wrote it/modified or.


It would be a valid URL per the syntax rules for a URI but it is not an [officially defined URI scheme](http://www.iana.org/assignments/uri-schemes/uri-schemes.xhtml).

To use it as a simple Java URL it would need a URLStreamHandler to be registered in the same way the "tel:" and "ws:" schemes would (the Oracle JRE only supports http, https, ftp, mailto, file and jar, and the unofficial netdoc protocol). However, I don't think any serious Java application would be using URL or URLConnection anyway and would be relying on a network framework like Netty so that's probably moot.


eeewwwwewerewrcetrtrtc grtrt


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The file I linked above is the same as this one + a recent commit on oppo 8974-common that get rid of the __unused. You even kept the typo (*char).
A CM port is under cm authorship. Not yours. You never saw invisiblek credits in any files whereas he wrote them all


We assert in mono_op_imm_to_op () because every op_imm should have a counterpart, so if its not found, thats a bug in the function.


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alrighty!


we need to keep these, actually. we get errors otherwise: see http://concentricsky.com/blog/2013/jul/pythons-hidden-new


This was pointing to version 1.0.5.1028


Add one more test for synced_content with multiple value would be very nice, because it is a little different. Current ones also good.


Ой ли?
А вот тут:
 def today_cmd(self, text, msg):
        return self.show_lessons(text, msg, 0)
:)


The inlining of managed-to-native wrappers was added for performance reasons, and the wrappers are really expensive, so this will regress performance. It might not show up in a general app, but it does show up in a micro benchmark.


Generally looks good for me.


Well, we'll need to use install_name_tool to modify the rpath and install_name of the executable and the library, respectively. It's a bit more than just the exec.


reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee


I think this is a bug currently, since you write `current_shell` to a file and _then_ you set it from the passed parameter.


accidentally double committed


rerrrrr


Yes probably.


Ah, weird. I wonder why you need those but can't forward them on...


Removing the copier and adding `sameObject: decodable1` should still pass the test.


in particular, the rpath will have to be `@loader_path/<rpath>` and the library's install_name will have to be `@rpath/lib<name>.dylib`.


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The change to images.cpp breaks the function when HAVE_SDL_IMAGE is not defined, because reading the rest of the PICT data is now 4 bytes off.


commit


Shouldn't need a copier.


I think we should use it anyway - since it keeps the format std, and its obvious what it means.


Should these attributes also be exposed via Lua?
https://github.com/jk3064/Map-Blueprint/blob/master/mapcontainer.sdd/mapinfo.lua#L146-L156


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This is a good test for this implementation.  But we also want to test that the `current_shell` is persisted across multiple instances of the `FilesystemConfig` (as a proxy for persisting across different invocations of `hermit`).  Pursuant to this, I think the guarantee that we should require of `Config` classes is that they should be the one true source of config data while a value is in scope, but once it's out of scope it must be persisted to disk.  This suggests we might want a `.hermit.lock` file that the `Config` must check for before attempting to create itself.


Summary of accumulated changes in this PR:
- add `s.connClosed`, which is set during `Conn.close()` to indicate that the subscription was closed due to the Conn being closed
- removed check for `s.conn == nil` in `NextMsg()`
- add `ErrMaxMessages` to indicate autoUnsubscribe caused a subscription to be closed
- add `ErrSyncSubRequired` for when `NextMsg()` is called on an async subscription.
- add a test for calling NextMsg on a closed subscription

Each condition is now discretely identified and tested for.


You should add the following:
PN = 'firstrecipe'
PV = '1'


#YouJustCantStopLaughing XD


@mocchira LGTM, Thanks for your contribution.


Add translation to Settings


Thanks! It seems the tests have covered all paths. I'll let you know if I come up with some corner cases.


Command | Flags | Arguments | What it Does
-------- | -------------- | ----------------- | ---------------
`$ ls` | None | None | Lists contents of a directory
 | `-a` | None | Includes hidden files in list of contents
 | `-l` | None | Prints a detailed list of file sizes, permissions, and date last modified
`$ cp` | None | `<source file> <destination>` | Copies the source file to the destination
`$ man` | None | <command> | Display manual page for a given command


@coreyabshire Are you planning to keep arabia as a separate branch or eventually merge it to master?


it seems something like the following is happening:

klass.__new__(cls, *args, **kwargs).__init__(*args, **kwargs)

Still, a massive amount of silly arcanery.


closes #16


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.util.JUnitHeader: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

org.labkey.test.tests.RedCapTest.testDateBased: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testDatasetExport: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testSelection: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testSelectingEmptyMeasure: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStickyFinderFilterOnDataset: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStickyFinderFilterOnStudyNavigator: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 16 more failed tests, see build details
```


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OK


@smcv huh ? I seen no maintscript handling in doom_common


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`list(chain(...))`, as requested =)


I have reviewed this change and agree to check in.


Did you mean "canola"?


好吧，我改了之后还没提交过Appstore，谢谢反馈，我马上改一下。
我给它前面附加一点内容吧。
不给参数输入的原因是，不是每一个人都懂URL scheme，我想尽量减少暴露这些东西。


Please Review


Merged #887


Hi Stewart,
Sure will create nvme utils as a patch to buildroot and also will check license for NVME utils .


If I use different entity class for log entries this condition will never pass, therefore no indexes will be added. I could override this method, but there I will have a hardcoded class name too which is also not really a good idea.

What this whole change has over previous version?


private


Thanks! I've actually been misspelling it all my life, good thing you pointed it out! :)


Would you please elaborate why we need to bind the object onto navigator namespace?


command


sir please game ka code bhej diziye


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Is this code path tested?

It seems to me that it wouldn't ever trigger, but of course I could be wrong. More precisely, I'm saying this `return io.ErrUnexpectedEOF` line may be unreachable code.

My reasoning is as follows. https://godoc.org/io#Copy says:

> A successful Copy returns err == nil, not err == EOF. Because Copy is defined to read from src until EOF, it does not treat an EOF from Read as an error to be reported.

So I don't see how `io.Copy` could ever return `io.EOF`. Is there something I'm missing? Perhaps when an underlying reader does something unusual?

Also see http://play.golang.org/p/7INBMQ1f0Z.


errors


Hi Niko

No worries. I always miss my own spelling errors!

I came across your code after writing my own version:
http://www.technologywales.co.uk/coding-solution-using-an-or-a-before-a-word/
which is also available on GitHub. My version uses information found from a
'sound dictionary' (a dictionary used for speech synthesis).

It was such a fun problem to solve. The condensed rule method your solution
is based on is really interesting. I did wonder when I was writing mine if
it was possible to condense my 'word exceptions' list into a set of
condensed rules... it looks like some geniuses got there before me. If I
had lots of free time I'd like to check the accuracy of both our versions
(just for fun). I'd like to know how accurate the condensed rules are.

Best wishes
Mike

On 6 January 2016 at 06:43, Niko Salminen <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Thanks! I've actually been misspelling it all my life, good thing you
> pointed it out! :)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Kaivosukeltaja/php-indefinite-article/commit/0470a914cab0edc9f2c411590e6efa9860eab7f8#commitcomment-15281685>
> .
>


Can't you translate it inside the twig (using `trans`) instead of injecting the translator here?


occurred could be better


@wbamberg I am not saying this is horrible practice. In fact it is probably contrary.

I was just 'thinking out loud' of the different ways to accomplish it. In the end, it's all about your purpose.

Showing the most correct way to accomplish things is laudable, of course.  Yet for some cases (like this) the most correct approach might be an over-kill or even limiting.

If you demonstrate messaging in all the other samples, this one might be a good place to demonstrate 'direct execution'. Or NOT :wink:


thank you for your reply. i mean  can you give some description how we can do


as discussed in the meeting, are we going to adopt app-tools to replace make_apk? Do we plan to make it happen within this PR or an additional one?


@minggangw PTAL


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@christianalfoni shouldn't this be...
```javascript
const message = data.messages[id];
```


Depending on the above, consider rewriting it without using `io.LimitReader`, instead use `io.CopyN`. See, e.g., http://play.golang.org/p/uhkE07_5cH.


Hi，非常感谢这次的 pull request，你测试完全没问题嘛？没有的话我就直接通过了，


测过 :)


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RIP


Definitely. Fixed in latest commit.


Yeah, I know, thanks!  This was a subtle poke for Sebastian, part of a longer conversation that our team has been having internally at the last few team meetings.  But my message was crafted to kill two birds with one stone, in case you had missed the linter errors :).


patch works for me!


That means there is a problem with the main entry point for the package. See https://github.com/jspm/registry/wiki/Configuring-Packages-for-jspm#main-entry-point.


Reverted to previous code


there is a error in line content.put(OBJ_ID,   image); in DBHandler.java
I fixed it


Yep. Fixed.


The modal window will not work well with this hotfix on Chrome(v47.0.2526.80 (64-bit)) . I rollback and it works well.


코드 리뷰


The documents that named with "Draft" mean that these documents are draft version; the "Final" means that these documents are the final version.

The final version for submission is Proposal/RP_Final_V2_2nd.pdf .


感谢作者和所有参与的开发人员。祝你们一生平安。


what the fuck is this ?


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I'm not sure why in practice a math font would have no math glyph constructions. However, I got the same issue with test fonts. See https://dxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/layout/reftests/fonts/math/generate.py#32 (maybe we need to consider something similar for kerning, italic and top accents subtables)


dfff


## 应用场景
通常情况下我们的apps发布后也就是release模式下log是不显示的，debug模式下是显示log的，但是在特殊情况下我们测试release包的时候需要log的时候，就无法使用BuildConfig.DEBUG来达到要求，因为在release模式下自动设置为false，debug模式下是true，这个时候我们需要自定义可控制的log开关。

## Android Studio 对应的BuildConfig.java位置
在Studio中生成的目录： /app/build/generated/source/buildConfig/ 文件下的产品目录里面，找到想要的包名下会自动生成BuildConfig.java文件。我们可以看看下release模式下该文件的内容：

```
public final class BuildConfig {
  public static final boolean DEBUG = Boolean.parseBoolean("true");
  public static final String APPLICATION_ID = "com.hiifit.health";
  public static final String BUILD_TYPE = "debug";
  public static final String FLAVOR = "_360";
  public static final int VERSION_CODE = 36;
  public static final String VERSION_NAME = "2.3.3";
  // Fields from build type: debug
  public static final boolean MY_DEBUG = false;
}
```

## 自定义BuildConfig字段
在我们的build.gradle里面加入如下代码：

```
buildTypes {
        release {
            // 不显示Log, 在java代码中的调用方式为：BuildConfig.MY_DEBUG
            buildConfigField "boolean", "MY_DEBUG", "false"

            minifyEnabled true
            zipAlignEnabled true
            shrinkResources true
            proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android.txt'), 'proguard-rules.pro'

            signingConfig signingConfigs.release
        }

        debug {
            // 显示Log
            buildConfigField "boolean", "MY_DEBUG", "true"

            versionNameSuffix "-debug"
            minifyEnabled false
            zipAlignEnabled false
            shrinkResources false
            signingConfig signingConfigs.debug
        }
    }

```

*语法为：*

```
buildConfigField "boolean", "MY_DEBUG", "true"
```

上述语法就定义了一个*boolean*类型的*MY_DEBUG*字段，值为*true*，之后我们就可以在程序中使用*BuildConfig.MY_DEBUG*字段来判断我们所处的api环境。例如:

```
@Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

        CommonUtils.getVersionName(this);

        initViews();

        if(BuildConfig.MY_DEBUG) {
            Log.i("leo", "MainActivity.onCreate()");
        }
    }

```


Do we duplicate a default value here? We should reference the original default.


nhvn


What kind of output will it generate if duplicated names were found?
Apple1, Apple2, Apple3?


ggdfg


I'm surprised this works. `other: ` means "inactive", and swap is supposed to be for active pokemon...


In this commit, you have moved one line of the documentation but not the other lines, ask yourself why?


Oh, it's because `args[1]` and `args[2]` are active pokemon identifiers, which trump `other: `


shouldn't these be prefixed with `proxy`?

This duplication of parameters is really a mess. Would like to have that fixed somehow (config objects?) sooner than later.


I've moved this log here in this commit to sync up with the non-i18n version and prevent any other merge conflicts from appearing.

It's obviously a trivial change but I can extract it into another commit if you wish.


indeed, stupid mistake ;)


The above can be reduced to one if statement.


It's the later, I just misunderstood the code. Sorry.


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This is fake code not really forever.

If really forever,

just add code in : https://github.com/JessonChan/beego/blob/0b390912921919df1b75894a9ff06b6b2665cc75/cache/memory.go#L232

```go
if item.expired == 0{
    return false
}
```


> For instance, an object Foo in group A and version v1 could have the same go representation in group B and version v2. Saying "EncodeToStream(foo, unversioned.GroupVersion{Group: "B", Version: "v2"}) is unambiguous about what version it expects the group to be in. typer.ObjectKind will return group A, but not group B.

Yes. It makes sense.

Just to confirm my understanding of our current codebase, the only cross group decoding/encoding we currently have is the [DeleteOptions](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/apis/extensions/v1beta1/register.go#L64), but that's going to be handled by the `ParameterCodec`, right? I don't think we have other examples.


@JustPingo If 5 times is a reasonable amount limit of attempts, then just let it be.
Good to see it almost done. How about the test results on hard-mod?


Unfortunately, there's not much we can do about that. LogF is based on trace providers, which are synchronous and can write to files, ETW, etc. Wrapping it in an async just changes the thread that gets blocked, so it doesn't help. Luckily, it's only when the LogLevel test passes that it matters, so it should be mostly fast. We can, later, devise a new, completely async log mechanism (or find async interfaces to the standard one), but for now this is what we have.


hi, if you use different class, you will need to manage indexes yourself. the defaults are only for these default entities. that is why next version will have a minor bump from 2.4 to 2.5. many people also wanted to manage indexes their selves, sometimes you do not need some of them based on your use case. you can just stick to 2.4 version for your project, it is not necessary to update


nope they cant..


I have made some small error-fixes and rebased your last 2 commits in 942e6a4


@ntgn81 oh cool, thanks!


You mean `getBlockOffsetPairs()` ?


Here too `getBlockOffsetPairs` ?


Awesome


The iterators were undefined. I have added them in 942e6a4


thank you！


Would like to see a test case that shows the problem we are trying to solve along with this proposed fix. Can you put together the failure test as well that you describe?


enum使って、mainとsub分けてる？


True that ^^,BTW @h2o64 got source built dtimage?


Is it to be called on an instance of `BTreeNode` or one of its children ? Because on L1224, you have done that.


Do you have a source for this please?


replace with `if len(value) not in (64, 200)`


If the `while` loop is never run, I guess we should initialise temp to something or nullptr atleast.


good


…но он **также** используется…
…для других проектов **вроде** NodeJS…


削除


I don't know why, this test failed since I used translator.


Github-репозиторий


修改


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サムネイルは削除しなくても、Protoを削除すれば、小モデルも一緒に削除するようにしようか！


I've had a chance to review this collection of packages (primarily `./raster` and `./raster/image`). /cc @dominikh

Overall, it looks fantastic. Very high quality, and I did not spot many things or issues to comment on. It looks as if it's from the standard Go library.

I have a few minor comments and suggestions regarding style, some extremely pedantic. I also made a comment on the implementation of `discard` method.


First comment on my own article.


It's at the end of g_d_p/games/doom_common.py

```
            if FORMAT == 'deb':
                debdir = os.path.join(destdir, 'DEBIAN')
                mkdir_p(debdir)
                copy_with_substitutions(
                    open(os.path.join(DATADIR, 'doom-common.preinst.in'),
                        encoding='utf-8'),
                    open(os.path.join(debdir, 'preinst'), 'w',
                        encoding='utf-8'),
                    IWAD=main_wad)
                os.chmod(os.path.join(debdir, 'preinst'), 0o755)
```


`fUniqueId` is a field in `Description` that might have a different value than `fDisplayName`.


I did not find any other Go implementations for CUPS raster file format listed in the awesome-go list, so this would be a valuable addition there, since it implements a spec which hasn't already been implemented.


Howis the $block defined?


And boats are no blocks


Why are we hibernating here? Dispatch messages can be frequent, and hibernation is useful only when the process remains idle for a significant amount of time.


they are entities...


注意算法中的顺序`roads[j][i]`
体会warshall算法的优秀之处…… 可以不用深搜……


That's not how we do it. If you used time_since_boot you likely accidentally put in milliseconds instead of microseconds, which is the real issue.


Visit http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/projects/CyanogenMod/android_hardware_samsung,dashboards/default
I think it may help.....


If you upload `update.json`, then you don't need to upload the latest version; jsDelivr bot will do this for you.
If you want to host only minified files (which I prefer), then I think this is the right way:
`"include": ["dist/bootstrap3-block-grid.min.css", "dist/bootstrap4-block-grid.min.css"]``

Honestly, I'm not sure about `
+mainfile = "bootstrap3-block-grid.min.css"`
I think in a few years BootStrap4 will be the standard, & you'll want to have mainfile to be be BS4, but you can't since that will break websites.  Perhaps there should be no mainfile?


# Многопользовательский проект


# Многопользовательский проект
> <SDK_ROOT>/mp/src/creategameprojects.bat


now this project not only with swoole, but also has workerman support


Света, читай пожалуйста тут
http://zencoder.ru/gulp/gitignore/
http://habrahabr.ru/post/202696/
Вручную точно ненужно этого делать


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For me is ok. I'm just looking in for the way people can use this to dewcribe bugs or propose features. Now it works anyone can choose TIMTOWTDI. This serve as example


I would like to maintain temasek for Redmi 2.  ...   I'm now maintaining unofficial builds.  .. Lol


They should not be placed on farmlands neither on dirt


I think using a vector<bool> here is better. This is not the performance bottleneck so we don't need binary optimization.


Do you have a source for that comment?
Did you test yourself?
Which version was affected?


there already is gl.GetSun() :x


Thanks!


The writing of the data actually happens before this, writeData is a function I wrote because HDFS and Amazon S3 is handled differently. In the HDFS implementation the open write buffers are flushed and a new file writer for the next file will be opened next. For Amazon S3, the buffered is also flushed and then uploaded to Amazon S3. Sorry for the confusing name, I have renamed it to flushData.

thanks,
Dries


I think this was intended to show both OMG COOKIEZ and WHATEVZ DESSERTZ because it's not an elsif.


Can you do reserves above the while lines?


Looks awesome... glad that you found it!


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Do you need to split and test each tag? Can't we just do "Regex.Match(WorkItem.Tag).Success"?


With this code, in the situation that the suite file already exists the `edn` file won't get written. Also in the other case, if the `edn` file already exist it we be overwritten. Seems we should support the more natural and flexible behaviour by handling those cases.

In `0.3.0` I'm doing something like this:

```clojure
(when-not edn-exists? (spit ...))
(when-not suite-exists? (spit ...))
(when-not (and edn-exists? suite-exists?)
  (-> fileset (add tmp-dir) commit!))
```


Is `kalakris-cmake` a PPA?


This was natural in `0.3.0` because `add-suite-ns!` takes the id instead of suite-ns (just started using convention for the namespace, for the multiple id case), but for the point release we could just add `out-id` as an extra parameter


Yup. Got it.


ack, totally oversaw that this would be needed in two places.


@SubJunk Ah, I have a tendency to do that, but usually I find out when I try to use the XML. Indentation was also wrong, but I've fixed it now.


function ajax(){}


Should one space after `//`


Holy shit.I have forgot all after travelling


新增备注文件，测试用！


=-= This summer has gonna hotter like a mother fucker.


This was a randomly-generated value created by django-admin startproject. Extract this value to secret_key.py and add the file name to .gitignore


之前不加这个临时权限，你的第一次按键输入，只能用来申请权限，但是按键不会反映到文本中，包括删除等功能操作


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In this way, secret_key.py is in my git client, but will not be pushed to this public repository.


Is Data::Dumper really used anywhere?


If org.xwiki.plaftorm.* keys have been introduce in 7.4 we should just get rid of them and release a 7.4.1 ASAP IMO.


Why remove strict mode and warnings?


修改了行的长度


Good point.  If the parenthesis is more precise, maybe let's just use it directly: "*[...] indicates the the automaton satisfies the negation of that property*" sounds clear to me.

I think the definition we gave for `deterministic` makes `!deterministic` clear: these properties are about the absence/presence of existential branching (a.k.a. non-deterministic choice), and are orthogonal to the `univ-branch` property.  But may be that's worth stating out.

(Continuing this comment in #55.)


Had to burn a twilio key after this one...


@erdi thanks! :+1:


Waaay to complicated, you can just do that via:
```cpp
int* valuePtr = &value
return *reinterpret_cast<float*>(valuePtr)
```


Because finding the property numbers for each device model isn't contributing to the code? Okay then


Yeah, let's remove it until we figure out cases when it should be filled in.


Runtime O(log(mn))


memcpy is your friend (and faster :P )


duh, not enough coffee


develop (evanweaver) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2336 of 2373 tests passed)

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It makes no sense for sure, but the font is technically valid and there is no reason to drop it. I’ll see if I can check the others.


Even though it won't be widely use, this change is quite impressive, so I think you could put more emphasis on it, maybe put it first in the list... Maybe also saying that the top lines are varying (added or removed), not the bottom lines, so that users know where `g` is


If you need some feature from Chameleon, the info in https://github.com/hawkular/hawkular-commons/pull/29 from Aslak might be interesting to you.


Looks overall okay, but maybe consider using C++ streams?


It's just a runtime exception so nobody has to catch it. It's just for information purposes


@garrett1946

All of those scripts are working fine. Just with the bitrate it is a little bit tricky because i informed how to create the code, but there are some additional rules - how to create autoexec.ash file. Unix formatting and so on... So i have to add this to wiki pages.

In attachement you will find script + some infomration about the scripts from collegues from dashcamtalk.

Btw.
In my camera I have also flashed FW for the bitrate. Im not using ash. scripts.

http://filebin.net/oeup8mjqf4


わけてます！
mainのthumbnailを取得するメソッドを書いてmainのものを取得するようにしたほうがいいですか？


That's exactly what I wanted to avoid. I have nulls and prefer that they don't exist in Java. But fair enough - I can change the code to such approach if it gets us closer to finishing this ;)


I can't return false... it's a `compareTo` method


@sghiassy I've managed to get the two functions that needed to be promisified out of the main body, and everything is working except it's only saving 1 album because the stupid Parse.Promise.when(albums) doesn't return the list of objects just a single argument for each promise.  My head is going to pop.

These two SO posts deal with it but I can't figure out the best way to take the arguments returned and put them into a an array which I can call saveAll on.  Both of them have confused me.
      - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31946486/pass-a-list-to-parse-promise-when-but-only-get-first-element-in-promises-chain
      - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24870492/parse-promise-when-with-many-promises

I'm about to go postal, or maybe I scratch Parse Promises and try with https://www.promisejs.org/ or try your waterfall idea.


done


Is there an keywork ( not ) in c++, use ( ! ) instead.
Is there an keywork ( or) in c++, use ( || ) instead.


objectList..addAll(xwikiObjects) ?


Not sure if this was necessary, still doesn't fix #400


@larsxschneider I didn't reply until now because even though I'm part of the organization I do not have the necessary rights to enable Travis CI on the repo. But judging from [this page](https://travis-ci.org/git/git) it has been enabled by now. Can you confirm?


Maybe there could be a check on `2 <= atoi($2.text) <= 5`?


Should be resolved based on document reference, this API is broken for anyone calling it from a wiki different from the document wiki.


0106分支测试


Ok. The css needs updating OR we need to remove the classes somehow...


`OpenLayers`


**Comments: Nitpick**

You need to ensure that your comments are consistent in style. You commented some classes and didn't comment some others. Take care to ensure that everything is cleaned up and well documented.


This change was definitely based on direct observation by us. I can't remember which version it was though; should have put that in the comment.


Check the result with `tk.MustQuery().Check()`


done!


s/Modified makefile for debugging/[Makefile] Fixed the lookup path for debugging/


Can you please review this, @ricardotk?  Thanks!


You should also make it on by default:
< OPTION(OCPN_USE_SVG "Use SVG graphics" OFF)
> OPTION(OCPN_USE_SVG "Use SVG graphics" ON)


@ricardotk: Note that I revised this so that quarkX1000_i2c_configure is only called once (in galileo-pinmux.c).  Was it important to call it twice, like you wrote it here originally?


I need this file committed. It allows me and (theoretical) other users of PHPStorm IDE to auto-complete.


this appears to be a revert of a revert? can we not just remove both commits?


Final Project


in fact, it is not necessary - 'list g_lPrimOrder;' is enough,
because this list is filled in FindButtons()


> Prepare to v1.0.1

The above commit message is invalid. **v0.1.1** is correct.


@ricardotk: I noticed that this is not preceded by quarkX1000_i2c_init,  quarkX1000_i2c_configure, and galileo_pinmux_initialize as in the other examples.  Was there a particular reason for that difference?


おけ


Idiot. 19132 is my german server, 19133 is the test server


I think that `standalone.xsl` better due to the way how you (I suppose) produce `standalone-test.xml`. I guess that you take the `standalone.xml` as it exists in the WF distro at the given point in time, you copy it and make the necessary changes. The problem is that with future upgrades of WF, the underlying `standalone.xml` may change and in such a case somobody must sync `standalone-test.xml` with the new `standalone.xml`.

With `standalone.xsl` transfroming the `standalone.xml` from the WF dependency, one has to maintain only the changes against the `standalone.xml` from the WF, the upgrades of WF thus being much easier.


# -*- coding = utf-8 -*-
print "hello python"


Tony, please review the change. If they are ok, please merge to the mater branch.


I just remove it (no Continuous integration :-( )


This commit is dumb, and i cant revert it. * you GitHub Desktop


@Krukov, мое мыло кто-то спарсил по гиту и в результате мой дашборд в почтовом сервисе был забит спам статистикой с польскими письмами
если такие пироги, то могу скинуть полный репо лично
Вот такой минус гита - все что в паблике, то никак не защищено. А приватный денег стоит)


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Do you know that they are going to be totally overwritten?
Read the issues list correctly before you submit.. actually, lets say it: shit.


Since when can you place plants like grass on farmland? Thats new to me (noob)


wtf, what kind of function is this even.


The s isn't used ... this indicates to me that this is misplaced and should not be a method on Site. This should be in its own file, site has more than enough stuff.


If the intention of removing the public access modifier was to make the constructor available to subclasses only the protected modifier would have been more appropriate. In this case the difference doesn't matter so much since all subclasses are in the same package.


Aha, I see why you added this. I forgot the same less usual local setting in my default config, after some testing for backward compatibility. I fix it soon to work with both variants.


@damiri-ts, actually the ci-server does the same as _mvn clean install_ so if you build your stuff accordingly you should have the same effect.


Ship It!


Yes, I enabled it a few weeks ago, and I think we should be getting builds for everything now. I noticed there were some intermittent failures, but I haven't had time to follow up more.

It's also rather slow, I noticed. From what I read, we can get a performance boost by moving to the "new" Travis container format. The catch is that we have to give up using `sudo`, but I think they have pre-made recipes for installing packages.

I think we could also run the tests more aggressively in parallel. Because of the amount of latency introduced by filesystem activity (not to mention some actual sleep calls!), you typically want at least 2-4 times the number of CPUs to keep the processors busy. It also benefits greatly from pointing `--root` at a RAM disk, but I don't know if that's an option with Travis.


@tmortagne they were introduced in 7.3M2.


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What kind of rewrite rules do you have ? Would getting the full path (and let the acquisition do its work if there is a Virtual Host Monster) fix it ?


Is this correct @jaeandersson ? Seems like `sz_arg` is forgotten here.


it actually worked :-;


you said that...


jOOU is used in jOOQ and thus we cannot upgrade to Java 8...


As I read it, "ImproveOOModel" is still "UnderInvestigation" and no checkins to master should be done yet (until it shifts state to "Accepted". Aside from anything else, I haven't had a chance to comment properly yet. There has been no discussion about adding Try::Tiny to the dependencies - if we do, we have duplicate exception handling modules.


The above looks clumsy. I had to read it a couple of times to understand it.

1. Find the dir
2. Create the dataSources


@Krukov, да, есть в джанге пагинатор и в CBV можно приклеить их, но у них отрисовка странная - есть только назад, вперед и по центру страница, а выбор страницы нет.
Может я не так понял пагинатор в CBV))
Судя по комментарию - лучше так больше никогда не писать)


tFunc


it felt kinda useless (sorry, i dont know how to make a new branch)


先程は、アドバイスありがとうございました。
ユーザデータはmongoに保存しているので、
1. mysql, mongoなどからユーザで条件を設けて特徴量の履歴(ユーザ毎の学習データ)を抽出
で行います。

そこで，幾つか機能の変更のご報告とご相談があります。
api_server.pyとclassifier_mongo.pyをpushしました。
まず、変更した部分はapi_server.pyのsave/Wav内で行っている受け取った音声をから活性度を推定する部分に関してですが，この機能を対話回数が８回未満の条件に設定したif文の中に入れました。
対話回数が8回以上の場合の分類はclassifier_mongo.pyで行います。

classifier_csv.pyは、csvファイルを元にGMMを作成していたので、mongodbを教師データとする８回目以降の場合とは，フィールドの抽出（※classifier_mongo.pyの18行から先）とGMMの作成部分（※classifier_mongo.pyの26行から先）の記述方法の勝手が異なるので、記述方法を教えて頂けると幸いです。ここで一番困っている点は、api_server.pyの31行目で宣言したsubjectid(ブラウザから記入した被験者番号が格納されている変数)に該当するmongodbのドキュメントをclassifier_mongo.pyで呼び出し、分類を行いたいのですが、classifier_mongo.pyではsubjectid変数が宣言されていないので，subjectidに該当するドキュメントを抽出できない状況です。この対処法についてもご指導いただけると幸いです。

次は、ユーザが答えた正しい推定結果を別のdbに、特徴量と被験者番号と共に格納して、正誤回答前の推定結果を格納したドキュメントを、ObjectIdで照合して正しい推定結果に更新する機能の実装方法に躓いています。この実装が行われないと、対話回数８回以降に推定方法切り替えたとしても、無意味になってしまいます。恐れ入りますが、ご指導いただけると幸いです。


I agree that this might be more common practice, but reviewing these stylisitc changes is a bit tedious. I'm inclined to reject the pull request based on a low benefit / cost ratio...


This looks ok.


Same here. Stylistic, cosmetic change only


Okay, then I close pulll request.


As I read it, "ImproveOOModel" is still "UnderInvestigation" and no checkins to master should be done yet (until it shifts state to "Accepted". The implications of adding a major dependency like Moo needs to be thought out carefully.


good catch

It is fixed here https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/commit/946f4e4814f21b4255d8ec11999c05db0f14004f

Thanks!


There are many other NULL checks before free() within this same file. Would you be willing to submit another patch where you address all of them? Additionally, free() accepts a void pointer, so casts are pointless and can removed. Thanks!


What's the motivation behind these changes?


sd


It's redundant with the next one!


OK, I'll keep this one ;-)


Looking perfect Jyotsna.


@Krukov, велосипеды
Эта вьюшка нужна чтобы по тЗ отрендерить нужный шаблон.
В шаблоне таблица, в которой есть пару ошибок - признаю (хочу завершить до нормального вида), но ее задача: вывод одновременно и список студентов и записи из журнала.
Дефолтно вивожу все записи из студентов и по идее как должен проверять с наличием записи в журнале)
Что-то страшное - попытки нормально обращаться к календарю: в таблице колонки с днями месяца, название дня недели (вне таблицы конечно еще пагинация по месяцам) в строке: студенти и в каждой ячейке дня чекбокс
По моей идее хочу при выборе чекбокса делать запись в журнал, а когда рендерится шаблон, чтобы сравнивать запись журнала с днем в ячейке, и если дата в журнале и дата ячейки одинакова - чекбокс выбран, типа Студент в этот день был
Позже буду розбираться с ajax чтобы по клику на чекбокс делать запись в журнал


I think it should still be in scope. If it isn't then we don't have any test coverage for it :-)


@Voyager1 our repos are set-up: https://github.com/xbmc/libdvdnav https://github.com/xbmc/libdvdcss https://github.com/xbmc/libdvdread and in sync with upstream. Would be great if you find time to apply this patches.


Good catch. Will use io.CopyN and add a test.


您好，什么会支持图片base64格式啊？


What is the reason that you are using using this "one-sided link"? This is what monitors are there for. A link is a bidirectional monitor by definition. Seeing the handler for `exit_msg` later down implies to any reader of your code that `bound_actor` is linked to `decorated_`. But it isn't.

Source code should be follow a "spirit of least surprise".


Quick question, does this have to be a teacher note or could we adapt it to be a curiosity instead?


I don't follow ... we need to proxy the `Expr` definitions from the wrapped `Context`.


>> there already is gl.GetSun() :x
:\ great, that makes most of this useless (I forgot that it's in gl. unlike the Set versions)
imo revert all of this? dynamic sky isn't covered in gl.GetSun(), but I think it's bad practice to have Get functions in both gl. and Spring. (I'd rather just put whatever part of the implementation is necessary to the gl. version)


You removed most `{}` around single-statement `if`-blocks, this seems to be overlooked.


Good catch! Will fix :-)


this looks like a bug - closing an unopened tag


> Cant place tallgrass on dirt blocks (?)

Just saying..
> dirt blocks


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sd


@elfet ok ok.. maybe some sort of switch/option could be added.. so developers can choose between compatibility with OS vs. atomicity


Special版的配置文件


That's really nice.


okay :)


thanks.
wanted to use `../src/text/**/*.cpp`, but `**` is only available with Python +3.5 (and forgot the second `*` anyway :disappointed: ).


Even 7.3 is not a problem for me, it's still not long in the past and 7.3 is not going to be used much (it wasn't a good release either).


This change used to show children items of Person item for sidebar menu. I'll try to change it to rendering parameter


Jup, correct :-) You want to do the honors?


Nice! Maybe you can create PR?


Yeah I need that from Carter, what I wanted to do was get the page up and then ask him for info on those last little bits, so at least for launch something is there.

WRT the Appeal - those are the steps found in the law and it specifically states you have to go through each of them but it doesn't actually describe the differences :/ so I've just written what Carter has written here.


And again ... thanks :-)


But anyways.. can you just place them on normal dirt (meta 0) or any dirt in singleplayer?


Yes we have to initialize it to `nullptr`


Suggestion only to resolve index name from context item


This is really minor and nitpicky. But consider performing the indentation using a tab rather than spaces. I believe it's more idiomatic Go style.

The pattern, exactly, is:

<forward slash><forward slash><space><tab>content

You can find examples of this in Go standard library, for example:

https://gotools.org/sync#once-go-L27
https://gotools.org/testing/quick#quick-go-L231-L239

It will continue to render correctly on godoc.org (and in `godoc` the command, of course).


why


@MarshallOfSound Did adding either of these command line arguments make any difference?


Ahh ... I'd missed the `if mods.hasFlag(ABSTRACT)`. Fingers crossed the new encoding means that this is no longer necessary. Let me know if that's not the case.


how did that fix it? those "uses terms" wont exactly fix it, as if they arent being used in the first place, they wont casue any errors aswell


No. The list should be of type `blocknum_t`. Here I'm iterating through the keys of the internal node


Yes. Here it should be `getBlockOffsetPairs()`


Just the observation, feel free to ignore if doesn't make sense.

Since this line is repeating, can we write it only once by moving it down to line line number 312?


This one.


A good thing though is that a lot of mapinfo stuff(https://github.com/jk3064/Map-Blueprint/blob/master/mapcontainer.sdd/mapinfo.lua#L146-L156) is already exposed via gl.GetSun()
Most of it is contained in mapinfo, but I could move it up to Light, make it settable via Lua and make other parts of code read it. Thoughts?


Here as well.


I've checked the code of BinaryOp https://github.com/dmlc/mxnet/blob/master/src/ndarray/ndarray.cc#L37
and find that the GetShape function only takes lhs and rhs. However, I want to infer the shape also using ret.

My solution is to define a TernaryOp that does all the staffs based on lhs, mhs and rhs and define `fill_row_0index` as this kind of TernaryOp.

I can make the Op inplace in a similar way as https://github.com/dmlc/mxnet/blob/master/python/mxnet/ndarray.py#L370-L388. But is it acceptable to keep it as a non-inplace TernaryOP?


Thanks for adding Filterpedia :)


@kevgliss can you describe what happens?


strlen(file_name) is not the same after calling snprintf
need to save it before calling the function


Should be resolved based on document reference, this API is broken for anyone calling it from a wiki different from the document wiki.


This implementation is not correct. The messaging interface is a merged version of `f_` and `g_`. The easiest way to get this right is to give `composed_actor` an additional constructor argument for the `std::set` and compute in `operator*`:

```cpp
template <class... Xs, class... Ys>
typename detail::mpi_composition<
  typed_actor,
  detail::type_list<Xs...>,
  Ys...
>::type
operator*(typed_actor<Xs...> f, typed_actor<Ys...> g) {
  if (! f || ! g)
    return invalid_actor;
  using result =
    typename detail::mpi_composition<
      typed_actor,
      detail::type_list<Ys...>,
      Xs...
    >::type;
  result tmp;
  auto ptr = make_counted<composed_actor>(f.address(),
                                          g.address(),
                                          f->home_system().message_types(tmp));
  return actor_cast<result>(std::move(ptr));
}
```

(untested code)


Lol.. that weren't all files.


That would be super nice, hah.


Dette her var en totalt fed ændring. JÆS!


Yes, a noticeable one.
Don't know which line it was, didn't investigate it.  But one of them had an effect


$0 or $1 maybe ?


Could you please first rebase your delete_btree branch over the latest btree, make these changes and submit a PR to fix these ?


BWT: split() and valid() in opencl_rawmd5_fmt_plug.c and rawMD5_fmt_plug.c differ.
E.g., valid() in opencl_rawmd5_fmt_plug.c rejects upper case 'A' - 'F', valid() in rawMD5_fmt_plug.c doesn't, even though split() doesn't unify case. Didn't we run tests for this error?


You compare master with master as there is not a single value different from the current.


Awesome!
![anchorman-jump-in-air](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1230554/12138721/4210db4e-b45b-11e5-9842-b274ccb01716.gif)


This runs into undefined behavior if the check fails. Please use `CAF_REQUIRE` here instead.


Thank you very much for this awesme bugfix, it will be upstream ASAP, every Minetest players should thanks you :)


This is busy waiting. What's wrong simply monitoring it?
```cpp
scoped_actor self{handle->home_system()};
self->monitor(handle);
self->receive(
  [](down_msg&) {
    // nop
  }
);
```


The blank line between `// v1` and the Go code seems unneeded and inconsistent. `type CUPSHeader struct {` has no such blank line before its `// v1` (on latest `master`).

Also, it results in this comment not being visible on godoc:

https://godoc.org/github.com/dominikh/go-cups/raster#Header

Compare with:

https://godoc.org/github.com/dominikh/go-cups/raster#CUPSHeader

Where it is visible.


`NewDecoder` should be documented.


`Decoder` should be documented.


First of all, nice one on getting this to work.

One minor thing here is that `tsAppConfig()` and `ts()` are very similar and you could reduce it to only one abstract function and pass parameters in. You can see `karmaTsSrc()` and `karmaTsSpec()` for reference.


Time-dependent testing is a big nogo.


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You can omit `()` for no-argument lambdas and shorten the whole line to: `[=] {`


oops :blush:
thanks


Is this ready to be rolled into a new Core plugin update?  Got thinking about this as I was ripping a bunch of X-Men movies for my daughter, would love to have the collection capability.


In this way, secret_key.py is in my git client, but will not be pushed to this public repository.


Sorry i meant Issue #102


This was a randomly-generated value created by django-admin startproject. I've copied this line to secret_key.py


This line imports the original SECRET_KEY value from secret_key.py


hello


this commit also fixes
* a bug that appears in multi-company environment, as the company_id was not checked
* a bug that appears when res_ids is given to get_data_for_manual_reconciliation(): psql was receiving an array instead of a tuple, but as there was no existing button/action to do so it was hidden.


About that random password; isn't it better (practice) to allow the password field to be null and as a result password authentication will not work, this might also support full SSO-only forums.


You want to test whether `dbl` is still alive after `bound` died, correct? A straightforward test is to wait until `bound` sent its exit and down messages and afterwards send `dbl` an ordinary message it should respond to.

```
wait_until_exited(bound);
scoped_actor self...
self->send(dbl, 4) ... [](int x) { CAF_CHECK(x == 8); } ...
```


Nice commit, thanks!


ごめんなさい、まとめて出してしまいました....app/controllers/stores/reviews_controller.rbの部分と app/views/stores/reviews/の部分を未完成ですが変更しました。


怎么了？


You actually don't need to wait here. `system` will wait for all actors in its destructor and `self` is guaranteed to run its destructor first.


I thought we were going with the following form:

      base.defined = function(d, i) {
          return defined(whiskerLow, whiskerHigh, boxLow, boxHigh, xValue, yValue)(d, i);
      };

I really don't like the current version where the argument list is a mix of functions and function arguments!


@nandomoreirame Note: You can use [`~/.gitconfig.local`](https://github.com/alrra/dotfiles/blob/8d11bf0413a9ec3e46cdd09d5e55de1529275f8d/README.md#gitconfiglocal) to store sensitive information such as your `git` user credentials.


If the cop doesn't have its own `IndentationWidth` setting, then this expession evaluates to
```ruby
config.for_cop('IndentationWidth')['Width'] +
  (@config.for_cop('Style/IndentationWidth')['Width'] || 2)
```
so in the first part we assume that `IndentationWidth: Width` can't be `nil` and in the second part we're saying that it can. I think we were right the first time. It can't really be `nil`.


Same here. Please use deterministic testing instead.


TBH, there are two problems with this approach: First of all, it doesn't clear the apc cache, (since that cannot be done from the command line), and secondly, it relies on constant inspection to figure out which caches to clear. Table caches, for one, are not affected.

IMO, a better approach would be to simply clear out the contents of the cache folder. This way, you don't have to repeat the process for all scopes (which this task doesn't take into account at all), and you also get rid of any other cached items in the cache folder. A simple `glob(*.cache)` perhaps?

As a last step, this command could work in conjunction with a new route that's only purpose is to clear the in-memory cache. This could be "protected" with a one-time key generated by this cache command (or something) to prevent it from being real-world accessed from anyone.


Reverted by mistake. Thanks.


This will be addressed later, when all fields in the structs will be documented properly.


hehe


For the apis controller, I added filler code for later usage on the index template. At this time, we finalizing one content section (typographies) before implementing the code on all the 6 sections (ex: code snippets, color palettes, onepage)


呵呵


Thanks Paul, I had forgotten to update this script. The emon SD 22nd Dec is actually on the stable branch


must be r.Segments[i+1]


okey


ok


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 10804](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=100740&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
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This test (and every other occurrence of "test-scope-insde-test") really should be split in two distinct tests. You also can move `system` and `self` to the fixture to safe typing and reduce code redundance.


favorite color red :smile:


assert.equal, want strict equality to undefined here. see https://github.com/substack/tape#tequalactual-expected-msg


Ah I see, I'll improve that soon thanks for pointing this out !


OK, good point. Removing the `||` clause.