ok, so we're turning off flurry for now.

What about those weak references up there?
Why switch to hard context references, not afraid of context objects leaking?


I replaced the checker, build fails again, but know it looks we have much better report quality. Rerun RI build for Java 7 BP and Java 8 RI (verify).


(maybe add it below to line 29 so the one-line doc string is kept in tact.

So something like

"""Optimizer that implements the Adadelta algorithm.

See http://arxiv.org/abs/1212.5701.

@@__init__
...


Ah, construction -- that's the problem a service-container is intended to solve. It knows how to instantiate an object and track it for re-use.

Use `\Civi::service('civi_api_kernel')->runAuthorize(...)`. That's how `\civicrm_api($entity,$action,$params)` gets a reference to the kernel, and it ensures that any properties/attributes are initialized.


Resolves https://github.com/Azure/azure-mobile-apps-node/issues/297


Not in this case, ListAdapter's should be fine with the hard reference, like the ArrayAdapter from android (just not afraid).


If we calculate the distance from the 2D transform domain or from the noisy image, there's no big difference!

Parameters used: HT distance : 3000 , wien distance: 100, step: 3, window size in pixel: 39


Minor note: Currently, multiple classes passed in, separated by spaces, seem like they would work.

Should we account for attaching multiple classes via `modalClass` property? Perhaps check if it is an array or string?


Also is there something I should be passing for the 2nd param?
Or is there an already-existing Kernel object that I can access to avoid having to construct a new one here?


Ah-ha! Thank you :+1:


What is the rationale for this? As you mentioned it requires calling the setter for fixed layout structs, whereas the current implementation doesn't do that.


Also, you've done almost all the work of getting the GPU implementation working, including declaring that it exists -- any reason why you don't just add that file / implementation / test as well?


What about adding static stored properties?


So this would only return users who are stale, correct? Why wouldn't you return all users in an index call?


ok, I'll have a game or two during the next days and see how it feels. But my, those beasts are greedy. ;)


Er, right. Thanks. I guess we need a better term that distinguishes non-``public`` from non-available.


@xlab Not LGTM (already in master). Please see #12 .


We should definitely add some style CI :smile:


There was `event.timetable_slot = @slot` before, is this change really intentional, or a mistake?


LGTM


I have set this attribute for both tufte_html and tufte_handout now. Thanks!


I was wondering the same thing actually :P I think babel adds this default export add build, so you just need to `module.exports`.

Just found this issue: https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/2719. He stated that it actually compiles to the exact code I've showed above.


Oops, thanks! Forget the covariance aspect of our discussion. I'll just break the "adding new members" section out into separate bullet points below.


\*sigh\* Right. I think my mind keeps trying to block this out.


I think the traditional approach is to separate multiple classes with a space


It's desireable but difficult. I'll add a TODO for it to decide if we want it.


@eregon


I have no numbers, just a big warning on MDN's for Object.setPrototypeOf and it might vary on different implementations. The [spec for setPrototypeOf](http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/index.html#sec-ordinary-object-internal-methods-and-internal-slots-setprototypeof-v) offers some optimization, thou.

The Object.create and assign alternative avoids the replacement, creating a new object with the given prototype and assigning its own properties.

Object.create also takes a second argument to define own keys, but they must come as property descriptors. :/


Ah, just saw your note. Ok sounds good. Too bad my ide doesn't understand what kind of object it's getting back from the service provider.


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Nice work on the doc.

I've made a few suggestions for clarification. The remaining comments are the inevitable tug-of-war between Jordan "I want more stuff to be resilient" Rose and Slava "I'm too lazy to add indirection everywhere" Pestov. Hopefully we can narrow our disagreements quickly. :-)


@pauldavidchristian Please use ApexUnitUtils.shutDownWithErrMsg() utility while logging errors so that shutdown sequence is invoked too


@pauldavidchristian  Please use ApexUnitUtils.shutDownWithErrMsg() utility while logging errors so that shutdown sequence is invoked too


I believe that's part of the mangling today, so we currently cannot do that. I suppose we could change that decision.


fixed references


Cool. Otherwise :+1:


looks good.  this will write aws_security_token in .aws/credentials, right?


Left in by mistake - removed


nice bruh =)


If you filter default slave output you can list all added slave by adding argument 'all' to the slaves command


Because we don't want people to declare retroactive fixed_layout by accident. I suppose the version checker should be able to handle that though—it's the same as any other versioning mistake.


Good idea.
I'll work on that link here next.


tbh I don't like these kinds of fixes. IMHO if there is a need for a cast there is something wrong. Why does the assignment of tablesArray have to be cast? I'll have to look at the code. But casting feels like duct taping to me, just making a possibly real problem disappear out of sight.


That's not safe because other clients might have optimized based on the `let`-property not changing.


Def. not needed:

http://www.2ality.com/2015/12/babel-commonjs.html

```js
import assert from 'assert';

// is compiled to this ES5 code:

function _interopRequireDefault(obj) {
  return obj && obj.__esModule
    ? obj
      : { 'default': obj };
}

var _assert = require('assert');
var _assert2 = _interopRequireDefault(_assert);

```


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Please document that this module expects instance variable `@output`, we should be very clear about such implicit dependencies.


can we leave them blank? or put a placeholder? is '' a bad char? @deiu what do you think?


How about "externally visible"


The alternate model would be that if a stored property *already* has observers, you can continue to change them; if it doesn't, you can't. That seems problematic to me.


> shifting down the events and decrementing n_events would be more intuitive within the loop

I would need a nested loop to shift down all the events, right? With the second external loop, I can perform the shift once and move events to their final location.


Awesome. Now we just need a robust way of codemodding all these repos :p.


Ah right. It's not a big deal in any case, since the user can add a new non-throwing override, and change the old throwing function to call that.


Do we need dpm here? What happens if someone runs this and they don't have devel enabled?


is this ever `False`?


We should probably rename the tower_* variable names to match the tier.* ones.


Yeah, I understand the point (`output_format()` carefully merges the format settings including the pre/post-processors).  I'm extending the format from `html_document()` instead of `html_document_base()` because otherwise I'd have to copy most source code from `html_document`. The main things that `tufte_html()` modifies from the `html_document()` format are: 1. the knitr plot hook (which should be overwritten); 2. the post-processor (I have dealt with this issue in the commit ea80a8c6f5320624ad75e6ec7e0dc326fa063c8d). The rest of this function is mostly some knitr settings.


Ah, true. My mental model for observing accessors on stored properties was to think of them as a pair of properties, a private stored property and a public computed property, but maybe that's stupid.


(reach and frequency are better names btw ;))


if you want to mock a note in order to test other function, maybe try another approach so it doesn't depend on the function that you're also testing. What if your Create function was not implemented correctly?


That's not quite true. When the resilient type is public, clients can copy the field directly using the field type's metadata. When it's not public, clients always have to go through the metadata for the entire struct.

(This is the "A brief discussion of the implementation issues for fixed-layout value types with resilient members, and with non-public members." in the top-level todo list.)


Yeah, for efficiency of implementation we really need this. An alternative is to always require a version, but have a way to say "this is the first version that exists". It would have the same effect semantically.


Yea, I just converted this guy to a PR, should make more sense with the whole diff.


Is this enough to test that your Create function is working?


Actually, we can just sort cases by name, and by availability. Then you will have a canonical ordering independent of source order. So now I think this is fine.


@rjmccall suggested at least carving out a space for them. I agree that they're lower-priority at best, and they can probably be added later.


@gschorkopf was just part of what the generator created. I removed it


Ah nice reduz dropped the _meta_ stuff! Too bad he kept the most annoying one though :D


why 2 calls to do the same thing?


Same here, is this enough to test if you have deleted the record?


There's an extra method I implemented for gendering texts called jsonResolve together with the corresponding genders.json. The method can also handle more flexible JSON files. Nevermind, I can port it later if you want.


"visible" isn't true at any level but the symbol level, though.


I pushed SWI-Prolog/swipl-devel@70e85b8bd9f80ce8400b9729ae2a958393d7e865 to fix the reported issue, which also provides a significant speedup for mode =..(-,+).  Anyway, calling foreignWakeup() from assignAttVar() will not work.   This function lives in the unsafe world and cannot call Prolog.  It will not update the pointers in the caller, typically causing a crash if a shift or GC happens.  Calling Prolog only works if you use term_t everywhere or in well shielded places in the virtual machine that save and restore the relevant state.

The whole thing might only play a role for PL_unify_functor() and PL_unify_compound() and must be fixed there as I outlined or using a more principled approach and unbind just before wakeup if that is feasible.  Right now, my feeling is that rebinding the term to the newly created term might be a simple and effective work around.  I'd like to sleep on it for a night though :)


Good call. Pointed it at our meetup page. Hopefully they scroll down and see the "Contact" link


Thanks @thenickcox!


Is this enough to test if it has updated the record?


yep. Adding automagically when ember-cli-mirage is installed


lol


Ah, bummer on the style guide.

And yes, you're right, it's an Eclipse compiler feature. I forgot Buck uses `ecj` by default—we moved away from `default` clauses for this very reason.

I'll just revert this, but boy is it annoying to find these at runtime.


Ah, right. But it's just one extra indirection. In any case we have to call the value witness indirectly, we can't directly reference it.

Maybe a performance annotation like "struct-can-be-copied-without-runtime-indirection". Or "bitwise-takeable" :)


Since this test is to test your CRUD functions, maybe put it on top of the file. You can use include_once


Yeah, I think failing fast is better than incorrect behavior.

Sure, I'll throw `UnsupportedOperationException` instead.


Return const&


Yeah. Maybe just say what it means for a declaration to be part of the ABI, then?


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

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

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##### there are 3 more failed tests, see build details
```


Slight preference for having a function start_of_previous_coast  just like you have start_of_last_coast.


makes it so nothing is prepended to the API request in the development environment (mirage). Specifically corresponds to https://github.com/atlanta-ember-org/atlanta-ember/blob/code-of-conduct/app/adapters/application.js#L5


ich hab die neue Version der Methode grad probiert und so wie es jetzt ist gehts bei mir nicht mehr :P
Jeder absolute Pfad in Unix fängt ja mit einem Slash an, also ist es nicht so toll wenn man den löscht.

Ich hab jetzt noch eine andere Version geschrieben, und die sogar in einer Windows 7 VM getestet. ^^
 Kannst du es bitte auch bei dir testen, bevor wir noch eine nicht wirklich funktionierende Version in der
Commit-History haben :D

    private String getFilePath_FromResource(String path) throws URISyntaxException {
        return Paths.get(ClassLoader.getSystemResource("resources/" + path).toURI()).toString();
    }


This code is not performance critical, and will only run in one implementation (Node's v8), but we'll follow best practices.

cool, thanks @leobalter : https://github.com/nickdesaulniers/node-rtc-peer-connection/commit/ee36cb1f167699f87a9e902245a12ed3202b861d

> but they must come as property descriptors

That's what I was running into, before your elegant fix. Nice find. :gift:


Cherry-picked from #21


@bdeonovic Is there any case in which an `AbstractMatrix` would have non-finite dimensions? I've only seen integer return types (finite by definition).


Private, maybe?


No it isn't
-Anonymous


Users may scroll down looking for download links, as Github projects usually list them in the README file (the text displayed on the frontpage of the repository). That's why I've created it.


Glad to know iframes will be gone :)


Why is this here?  They are deleted, do they need a definition?


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### Failed tests
```
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```


not_null<>, given the profile of the constructor.


close this multi-line comment


How can it be null?


fprintf('backslash: "\\" \n')?


Updated with your `reinterpret_cast`s but not with the of stream yet :P d3214dba67bee621e29de78170105f6016daec8f


klar ein moment


It to transform the raw channel value as follows:
```
for (x=0; x<4;x++) console.log(x, x % 3 + 1)
0 1
1 2
2 3
3 1
```


Overhaul/workaround of page due to the [deprecated/retired](https://talk.jekyllrb.com/t/announcement-retiring-jekyll-paginate/1004)  pagination plugin. It's ugly but it'll do for the time being.


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At some point I dreamt of creating a dedicated web site for the project, featuring a real manual... Maybe next year. :-)


Since you shift down _every_ event until you've reached the one which is still needed, I _think_ you don't need an extra loop at all. But I haven't thought too thoroughly about it.


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Ich ziehe meinen Hut vor dir das läuft wie ein kleiner Zauber :D
Vielen Dank!!


Great. Do we need to test this on Word < 2016?


Thanks for catching this!


spielst dus raus?


It's the default PW of icingaweb2 described in their documentation.

Didn't made a variable of it since you can change it afterwards in the GUI like done when manually installing icingaweb2..


More practice creating new files


yup


Never mind. I do not even use the solr extension (yet). When building PHP7 for Windows I always git pull all PHP5 extensions as well, noticed you had a php7 branch and tried to compile it. When it is a bit stable I can ask if anyone at Apachelounge is using it and can test it on Windows:
https://www.apachelounge.com/viewtopic.php?t=6359


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Shouldn't you then change also the definiton of the counter in line  from
    `self.averages.add('vertexWeight', Average('vertexWeight') )`
into
    `self.averages.add('puWeight', Average('puWeight') )`
To me otherwise this crashes when running the cmgtools CFGs (`example_autofill.py` runs, but that cfg uses a component with `isMC=False` and so the PU analyzer doesn't really run)

If there are no objections, I'll include the fix in https://github.com/cbernet/cmssw/pull/64

@cbernet


definitely my mistake, haven't looked at this since before the holidays, the second one should before for another class


My bad. Fixing in a sec


It's interesting. I don't by which magic i never have to explicitly login or logout. I must some keys somewhere in my environment.


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Why check again if client exists? Considering the previous `if / else` the variable will never be falsy.


Is this extra whitespace necessary?


Can we upstream this and get them to release a new version?


Can you update the app name strings to just say, "A Nodal Application"? Just to be consistent. Then will approve.


Yeaa I'll try something tomorrow if I have time with:

* https://github.com/rdio/jsfmt
```js
 jsfmt --rewrite "module.exports = ${packageName}['default'] = ${packageName} -> module.exports = ${packageName}" index.js
```
* https://github.com/ForbesLindesay/pull-request
* https://api.github.com/orgs/micro-js/repos?per_page=200


Got some good troubleshooting advice and was able to narrow down the issue to a simple loop problem created when an error is encountered during the Tempconversion Status Check, in the temp library. Just gave it a way out of the loop. have tested, and seems to work fine, at any temp.

L101:
		  if(data[0]) {
                  //console.log("FOUND DATA!!!", data);
                    done();
                  } else if (err) {
		      this.emit("error",err);
		  }
		  else if (count < 4) {
                      //allows the function to manage receiving no data, by resetting about 4 counts. This seems to occur periodically.
		      count++;
                    isConversionAvailable(done)
		  } else {
		      done();}


I don't understand your comment. The humidity value is always returned. The value 204 only occurs in learning mode.


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Might be nice to have a sanity check if `options.client` is an `Object`.


ah wow yeah it would've been bad to delete this. the signal code just needs to get run and you need to import it to do so. good job tests!

> Strictly speaking, signal handling and registration code can live anywhere you like, although it’s recommended to avoid the application’s root module and its models module to minimize side-effects of importing code.

> In practice, signal handlers are usually defined in a signals submodule of the application they relate to. Signal receivers are connected in the ready() method of your application configuration class. If you’re using the receiver() decorator, simply import the signals submodule inside ready().

> Changed in Django 1.7: Since ready() didn’t exist in previous versions of Django, signal registration usually happened in the models module


Restored from stash


Thanks :+1:


thanks, keep in mind the docs are really wip and unfinished. some more here:

https://github.com/leeoniya/domvm/wiki/View-Model-Patterns

there is a very key feature that got added recently: the ability to insert pre-initialized and detached vms into templates. this allows for imperative control of sub-views mixed with declarative templates, resulting in uniform composition:

```js
var myVm = domvm(MyView, myModel);

function AnotherView(vm, anotherModel) {
  return {
    render: function() {
      return ["div", [
        ["strong", "foo"],
        [myVm],        // imperative view
        ["em", 123],
        [FooView, anotherModel.subModel],     // declarative view
      ]]
    }
  }
}
```

please pardon the horrible scope breakage. just structured this way for illustrative purposes and being typed on a phone.


@petersgiles can you do a formatting cleanup?


Bootstrap was commented out because it messed up the navbar.

Jota - confirm if this is still the case if we commit this.


@elhu This whitespace change seems unnecessary. Was it accidental? :see_no_evil:

If so, please remove it.


This is a Gold color to start us off - but maybe this should be something like HOT PINK so its more clear to the developer that they need  to update this on init.


Ok, then it is fine. I've to test the gtk3 version also on my end. We will see how long I'll maintain the pure gtk2 version then ...


нам нужна ф-ция которая делает из строки структуру, поэтому во внешней ф-ции читай стрим по целой строчке и передавай сюда строку


I think this would be clearer if you discussed protocol extensions separately from concrete extensions


This reverts d238e00d9b1e78e98392ac2cab30f8a2fcd3c1fd. Can it not do that?


I switched the order on index so styles.css takes precedence

On Thursday, January 7, 2016, Benny Zhang <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Bootstrap was commented out because it messed up the navbar.
>
> Jota - confirm if this is still the case if we commit this.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/hlyford/choreographing-quokka/commit/a4892d54ea42c0f0b7a6759a2b70cbca526a7985#commitcomment-15327353>
> .
>


@petersgiles How about having one method like `StartEndpoint` and then do one `GetAwaiter().GetResult()` call


хорошо что не забываешь про const для аргументов :+1:


I think bus should be renamed to endpoint


Has it been merge into master?


You are right, i'll fix this, thanks!


Lets remove this whitespace for code linting.


What is with this commented out code?


конкретизируй название, структуры они разные бывают, чего возвращаешь то и в название должно фигурировать


Just checked the travis logs this morning and this is the failing line.


/cc @parkr -- this is probably how it hooks in.  Kramdown is probably smart enough to look under it's own scope to discover symbol pointers.


Why this change? Should we do a syncomatic update on this repo?


This
# H: Humidity, 8-bit unsigned Int, is always 11001100 if no humidity sensor is available
says to me that some models of the sensor dont have an humidity sensor.


What about:

```ruby
cookbook 'elk_forwarder', `~> 4.0'
```


Another suggestion I heard (I think by Joe or Doug) is to have two types of 'default' in a switch -- "cases I know about when I compiled my module, but aren't handling in the switch" and an even more exhaustive "any unhandled case". But that smells like way too much complexity.


тут тоже подбери имя получше


@elbamos The new package **tufte** is complete now: https://github.com/rstudio/tufte Please feel free to submit a pull request there. If possible, I hope we do not have to ship the existing LaTeX files on CTAN with this package (such as tufte-common.def and tufte.bst) so we don't have to maintain them -- I'd just document the instructions to install them. Ideally we just put three things in this package: the R function `tufte_ebook()` (I think it can be greatly simplified since most code was copied from `tufte_handout()`; the only thing changed seems to be the `template`), the LaTeX template, and the LaTeX class (that you modifed based on tufte-book.cls?). Thanks!


I reverted my changes. I also tried to adjust /usr/games as you proposed. debian/rules reads:

%:
	dh $@

override_dh_auto_configure:
	dh_auto_configure -- --bindir="/usr/games" -DCMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH="/usr/lib/$(shell dpkg-architecture -qDEB_BUILD_MULTIARCH)/"

However, I am clueless about this error from debuild:

dh_auto_configure -- --bindir="/usr/games" -DCMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH="/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/"
CMake Error: The source directory "/home/pub/Pulpit/wargus/obj-x86_64-linux-gnu/--bindir=/usr/games" does not exist.

Any hint?


geeen idee


и тут имя поменяй


Don't see any reason to have a `keyspace` option. Keyspace should be already configured on the client (or in the `clientOptions`) or contained into the `table` option. Having it in 2 places is redundant and misleading.


Here's something insane that would actually work with how things are designed right now: an enum with no public cases could become a struct, or vice versa. In both cases, the value is manipulated opaquely through value witness functions or method calls, there's no way to observe its "struct-ness" or "enum-ness".

Ok, I'll stop bogging you down with useless asides. Back to coding :-)


Oh, didn't noticed that this just changed, sorry. Maybe we can move the parsing to the actual StyleParser, and create a static factory method? The parsing doesn't really belong into the `Source` object either.


I'm not sure, I can test this shortly and see what happens. It's possible that forge might complain or that it violates some convention I'm unaware of.

I can't really think of a reason why we couldn't just use a placeholder though. Something like `not-supplied`, maybe.


is the channel bit 11 a valid state? and is this really the first channel?
I think it should be without the modulo
```
for (x=0; x<4;x++) console.log(x, x + 1)
0 1
1 2
2 3
3 4
```


Ok, you're right - that test could be replaced by the compare method.


Bonjour Benoit,

Sorry for being so stupid. My understanding is to vague to be able to fill anything. And the "Photos from scottish landscape" are so irrelevant that it is hard to copy/paste the example...

1) What is exactly a "dataset"? In particular, what is the relation of these "datasets" with our "deliverables"?

2) Many data produced the will *not* be stored at the universities. Namely, it can be on the servers of software XYZ that are currently hosted at Google Inc. Should we mentioned these?

All best,
Vincent


Be careful, this is wrong, it has lost the if(factory) clause


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First off, thank you for taking the time to contribute! This is exactly what we were looking for in deciding to open-source our documentation.

I'm not sure why the example failed for you.
New-SelfSignedCertificate does take a Subject param. I have confirmed this both through testing and looking at the syntax of the cmdlet. From the output of Get-Help New-SelfSignedCertificate -detailed:

SYNTAX
    New-SelfSignedCertificate [-AlternateSignatureAlgorithm] [-CertStoreLocation [<String>]] [-CloneCert
    [<Certificate>]] [-Container [<System.String>]] [-CurveExport {None | CurveParameters | CurveName}] [-DnsName
    [<String[]>]] [-ExistingKey] [-Extension [<System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Extension[]>]]
    [-FriendlyName [<System.String>]] [-HardwareKeyUsage
    [<Microsoft.CertificateServices.Commands.HardwareKeyUsage[]>]] [-HashAlgorithm [<System.String>]] [-KeyAlgorithm
    [<System.String>]] [-KeyDescription [<System.String>]] [-KeyExportPolicy
    [<Microsoft.CertificateServices.Commands.KeyExportPolicy[]>]] [-KeyFriendlyName [<System.String>]] [-KeyLength
    [<System.Int32>]] [-KeyLocation [<System.String>]] [-KeyProtection
    [<Microsoft.CertificateServices.Commands.KeyProtection[]>]] [-KeySpec {None | KeyExchange | Signature}] [-KeyUsage
    [<Microsoft.CertificateServices.Commands.KeyUsage[]>]] [-KeyUsageProperty
    [<Microsoft.CertificateServices.Commands.KeyUsageProperty[]>]] [-NotAfter [<System.DateTime>]] [-NotBefore
    [<System.DateTime>]] [-Pin [<System.Security.SecureString>]] [-Provider [<System.String>]] [-Reader
    [<System.String>]] [-SecurityDescriptor [<System.Security.AccessControl.FileSecurity>]] [-SerialNumber
    [<System.String>]] [-Signer [<Microsoft.CertificateServices.Commands.Certificate>]] [-SignerPin
    [<System.Security.SecureString>]] [-SignerReader [<System.String>]] [-SmimeCapabilities] **[-Subject
    [<System.String>]]** [-SuppressOid [<System.String[]>]] [-TestRoot] [-TextExtension [<System.String[]>]] [-Type
    {Custom | CodeSigningCert | DocumentEncryptionCert | SSLServerAuthentication | DocumentEncryptionCertLegacyCsp}]
    [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [<CommonParameters>]

....

-Subject [<System.String>]
    Specifies the string that appears in the subject of the new certificate. This cmdlet prefixes CN= to any value
    that does not contain an equal sign. For multiple subject relative distinguished names (also known as RDNs),
    separate each subject relative distinguished name with a comma (,). If the value of the relative distinguished
    name contains commas, separate each subject relative distinguished name with a semicolon (;).


Looks good.


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RouteConstraint ve ActionFilter kullanarak yönlendirme işlemi


The write code is:
		if (factory) {
			pids.addAll(
				Arrays.asList(extendedMetaTypeInformation.getFactoryPids()));
		}
		else {
			pids.addAll(Arrays.asList(extendedMetaTypeInformation.getPids()));
		}


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On Jan 7, 2016, at 3:31 PM, roystgnr <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:

Thanks for catching this!

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No problem - just now catching up with my holiday buildbot output

-Ben


@leeoniya That all looks good, but would people really ever do that? Given the rise in RFP and FP, I'd expect a single state tree or a RxJS stream would give far better benefits that having classical view models.


This is so great


I agree with those recommendations. Just didn't fill it worth to make them explicit requirement. Hopefully I follow them without thinking about it :D

I've dropped this commit and have added an explicit requirement about parameters. Please take a look at https://github.com/carezone/swift-style-guide/commit/e700298770e3b038427f2db70231479101539f68

I've also regenerated TOC in a separate commit.


Any particular reason you removed the tiles in this commit? Seeing as tiles are a pretty important control in WinJS, it would be nice if they are included inside the bootstrap.


no biggie, just looking around after I got your linked in request.

cheers!


Code Review complete.


get rid of bootstrap dependencies since going with material


more bootstrap


Approved


See https://github.com/killbill/killbill/commit/3ce8aaa8ee5e89ec7c6a3b4558ca2c547a26a7c8.


I might disagree about copying the CTAN files. My concern is that if they
aren't already installed in most mainstream LaTeX configurations we might
spend a lot of time debugging this with users. I'm especially concerned
about the recent trend to create "lean" LaTeX installers which exclude many
default packages. @yihui How much of a practical concern do you think this
is?

On Thu, Jan 7, 2016 at 4:46 PM, Yihui Xie <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @elbamos <https://github.com/elbamos> The new package *tufte* is complete
> now: https://github.com/rstudio/tufte Please feel free to submit a pull
> request there. If possible, I hope we do not have to ship the existing
> LaTeX files on CTAN with this package (such as tufte-common.def and
> tufte.bst) so we don't have to maintain them -- I'd just document the
> instructions to install them. Ideally we just put three things in this
> package: the R function tufte_ebook() (I think it can be greatly
> simplified since most code was copied from tufte_handout(); the only
> thing changed seems to be the template), the LaTeX template, and the
> LaTeX class (that you modifed based on tufte-book.cls?). Thanks!
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Who will maintain this adhoc list? I will not. "see VENDOR_SDK_ZIP_* vars below for supported versions." gives always up to date info.


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Seems like this broke autocomplete, it just auto-updated itself and seems to no longer work.


cities не обязательно передавать, этот вектор можно создать тут (на стеке ф-ции) и просто вернуть, он скопируется. Передавать вектор по ссылки имеет смысл только с точки зрения лучшей производительности, если городов много то копирование на ней скажется. Исправлять не нужно оставляй как есть.


`docker login` will store the credentials in `~/.dockercfg` or `~/.docker/config.json`. `docker logout` is really optional, but useful on a shared machine.


D'oh. Isn't next line gives about the same amount of info as this comment?


Almost. line 135, there is another IF block that using the same condition. That should be refactored.


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@timmywil @jquery/core

> Turns out this is documented, even if not fully. Need to deprecate before removal.

The [documentation](http://api.jquery.com/toggleClass/#toggleClass-state) states "A boolean value to determine whether the class should be added or removed", which is not only inaccurate but completely meaningless (since there is no class to add or remove). I'd normally agree with a deprecation, but since it is literally impossible to behave as documented, removal in 3.0 seems acceptable.


Hey Neo, how's the latest version of Impulse working? I'm debating implementing the HMP scheduler as dori did and then bringing cpufreq up to the needed commits to be able to run this latest version. I'm a super huge fan of Impulse and these commits are making me so jealous I'm stuck on a 3.4.x device (Not that running 3.10.x is impossible, just more trouble than it's worth), but if it's worth it I may experiment bringing said drivers up to 3.10.


@picklepete Thoughts about this one? Under what circumstance is the id needed, and when would we see an `instance` key in the validate response?


можешь еще написать ф-цию которая будет разбивать строку на части по данному символу возвращая вектор, может быть полезна.


one key benefit is that your view-models can not only hold state but also expose a view API, such as `vm.ctx.highlightAllNew()`, on top of this the vms give you isolated `vm.redraw()` control. if you dont need any of that, you can just have your sub-views be declarative all the way down like RxJS. but there is no requirement like that on domvm. my concept of "component" is not ui-centric and not does not need to be structured to mimic the dom tree. to me a component is just like any other model, into which you create stateful views and then compose the views however you want. in any external template.

i disagree with the enforcement of declarative structures as they create a locked-in syndrome and prevent component from being truly reusable in a real way outside the specific ecosystem.

i'm doing an extensive writeup on the principals, hopefully it gets some traction on HN, stay tuned :)


All value occurred in the sample I have analyzed


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cheers mate!


You know why TOP was at the beginning? Because 2nd line refers to it.


This will cause a data race; len call on maps are not thread safe.


Damn... My new cache proxy originally had a longer name and I forgot to remove the whitespace that was not needed anymore :disappointed_relieved:.


I don't thing you understand what I meant about using `@TMP@`. I meant to literally use `BASENAME=@TMP@`.


Fixed


Still I don't understand your first comment.


Checked this: https://github.com/travis-ci/apt-source-whitelist/blob/master/ubuntu.json ?


"Internal variables" as it: "end of General configuration". This is to indicate that nothing below is intended to be changed by the user. As you had to ask my meaning I was not clear... how to clarify my point?


Start to begining make a proper studing of a code building in php


I now recall there was a discussion about changing this patch to use the ZFEATURE_FLAG_PER_DATASET, since ZFS version 6 is likely already used in the Oracle ZFS code.  Since the ZFEATURE_FLAG_PER_DATASET code appears to be landed to the ZoL repo at this point there is no external patch dependency anymore.


Add a comment about getting a specific state of live (highest `_live_n` tag) in the archive in that archive will be the state of live at that time.


Will-fix


на 100% не уверен, но думаю close можно не вызывать, так как по идее он должен вызваться в деструкторе, который вызовится автоматом по выходу из ф-ции. Проверь :)


It would also be useful to get some coverage for this via ztest.


Add the option to use revert to add a merge commit so that the history is preserved? cc: @timani


IMO we should stop using autogenerated ids when we hardcode them in the code. I'm afraid glade decides to rename them one day.


Another huge benefit is there is no requirement for DOM node adjacency from your components.

Let's say you have a `NavMenus` component that can accept a `sitemap` object and a `currentPage`. It can expose an api such as `nav.goto()`, etc. this navmenus instance can expose multiple views like `nav.topNavView`, `nav.sideNavView`, `nav.footNaveView`. Each of these views can now be consumed and composed individually into some other parent and they can live in disjoint DOM branches of the parent template, yet be redrawn simultaneously and in isolation as needed.


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You can ignore the comment I made. The rest of the PR looks good.

Fine to merge


As one of the main developers i've been working on another project called AquaGuildZ :)
https://github.com/ZorDesigns/AquaGuildZ


make has no problem with that (ordering of recursively expanded variables does not matter). But the user might... But I preferred keeping all internal variables together and below the user-changeable ones. So if you think this confuses the user, do you want a comment about TOP being defined some (here: 11) lines below?


Good afternoon, I found your reddit post
https://www.reddit.com/r/ergodox/comments/3gfibs/problem_with_sshprre_kbfun_shift_press_release_in/

I am experiencing a similar issue with my ergodox in which using a shift modified key on another layer is causing capslock to turn on, but I'm not sure I follow how these changes resolved the issue.

Can you elaborate a bit on the 'leader'? Is that a leader key of some sort?

thanks!


ooo, good catch, this should be `realTopics`


@gibson042 I see the merits of that argument, but when pragmatically-speaking, this will likely cause code to break. Code that users could feasibly expect to work given the existing documentation, even if the documentation is wrong. Given that, I'm inclined to deprecate first.


and this should be `realChannels`


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But exposing an API means you then have internal state and thus side-effects. Side effects mean more testing, more development, more integration etc. I'm a big fan of a purely functional approach where possible, and having "dumb components", but I agree, it's good to give freedom to the user so they can use what they want.


:+1:

*hides slowly*


I mean "+# Makefile setup: phony targets" gives ~ the same amount info ".PHONY: crosstool-NG toolchain libhal libcirom sdk". (E.g., who doesn't know what phony targets are, for them your comment doesn't bring much info, and it's equally useless for folks who know what they are.)

But the point I hint it: what you see as "cleanup" and "clarification" isn't necessarily such, but look like random changes.

Anyway, trying to get this productive: isn't phony targets also "Internal variables", not something user supposed to change?


hasła w publicznie dostępnym repo nie brzmią jak zbyt dobry pomysł. Radzę *natychmiast* usunąć i zmienić hasło do bazy.


Also, was able to get `ofstream` to behave how I wanted it too, thank you!


What would be the benefit of loading a save file without its masters?  The saves viewer can already load a save game without the plugin in the data folder.  However, the save game doesn't contain the information so you are pulling from basically null references.  There is no information to show for the save game file, you have all unresolved references and, the view panel will be blank.
![savesviewer](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1912426/12184041/b0d77e10-b547-11e5-8261-8ea1fe22b4d1.jpg)

You can't cache the plugins to emulate the data they contained.  There is no creating something from nothing.


I think the phrase "`@TMP@` is a placeholder for this" was a bit ambiguous if that was the intended actual name :wink:


In build 3409, //set throws a com.sk89q.worldedit.MaxChangedBlocksException when it runs into the block limit of the executing player. I suspect this commit might have caused that.
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Id like To help in my way
http://www.programcreek.com/python/example/7862/gtk.STOCK_MEDIA_PLAY


haha rough misspelling on `[ci skip]`


Nope, that's just another illustration that what you see as "cleanup" by someone else can be seen as "confusification". Please don't change this particular commit, I'm testing it for merging.


Okay, that makes perfect sense.

On Thu, Jan 7, 2016 at 4:22 PM, Yihui Xie <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Yeah, I understand the point (output_format() carefully merges the format
> settings including the pre/post-processors). I'm extending the format from
> html_document() instead of html_document_base() because otherwise I'd
> have to copy most source code from html_document. The main things that
> tufte_html() modifies from the html_document() format are: 1. the knitr
> plot hook (which should be overwritten); 2. the post-processor (I have
> dealt with this issue in the commit ea80a8c
> <https://github.com/rstudio/tufte/commit/ea80a8c6f5320624ad75e6ec7e0dc326fa063c8d>).
> The rest of this function is mostly some knitr settings.
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:smile:


nope, wee all have too much work in our hands and i think that, in an near future, (i) will work on it... but i can't talk instead of the others....


should log_level=0 result in ALL error messages? My experience that log_level=0 results in NONE error messages? Is this the intended behavior (sound reasonable?) If so the comment in settings.php should be changed? "// Log Level: 0=ALL, 1=ERROR, 2=WARN, 3=INFO" https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/master/default.emonpi.settings.php#L125


basically you can do everything RxJS offers but without any requirement except that your view layer is handled by the 7k `domvm`. Of course you can enforce a more opinionated "frameworkiness" around it at a slightly higher level and adopt immutability or declarative-only approach. but again, all the tools are there to do what feels better for the purpose.


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ten commit wywalił wszystkie pliki .php, nie wiem czy taki miał być cel...


addDefaultData throws an error in my controller files
@papstpat14 pls fix; try with teamController for example


Oops. I assumed `.editorconfig` would take care of this. ಠ_ಠ


Fixed bug


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I think we should move this #define to proper header file.


Just as a general offer of help with decoding: if you can sort out the save data structures and represent that data as hex byte arrays in xEdit, I can use a script I wrote to find Form IDs, floats, signed and unsigned integers, strings, and localized strings.


That's much better (aside from the one line...), done.


Well I'm not talking about RxJS so much, just pure functional programming, like Redux's single state tree and reducers. You've done some good work there, although I'd focus less of the size of the library and more on performance on updating. A 7k library is great, a 14k library that is 25% faster is even better.

If you love performance (as I'm sure you know I do) check out IR Hydra 2. I used it extensively to help fine-tune Inferno's performance.


Nice catch!


You're not supposed to miss all the masters :)
Adding a blank plugin means that formID for masters loaded after are properly decoded.


The directory gets created here:

https://github.com/ku-fpg/hermit/blob/master/tests/Main.hs#L147

You could change that line to check for existence and fail with a message like `"mastering new golden files, please create " ++ dropFileName gfile ++ " and re-run the testsuite."`

If the directory exists and the specific golden file is missing, it will be created by this line:

https://github.com/ku-fpg/hermit/blob/master/tests/Main.hs#L185


Well, samtools can read CRAM by now and is using htslib internally (https://github.com/samtools/htslib).

> HTSlib implements a generalized BAM index, with file extension .csi (coordinate-sorted index). The HTSlib file reader first looks for the new index and then for the old if the new index is absent. This project also includes the popular tabix indexer, which indexes both .tbi and .csi formats, and the bgzip compression utility.

Somehow this sounds as if extracting blocks of reads should work, in principle.


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fixed


"Your callback will be triggered for the initial data and again whenever the data changes." (Firebase.on() Docs)

Once <Post /> renders, this callback is triggered multiple times, causing an action to be dispatched each time.


Davy just added an explicit cast where I assume on *nix an implicit cast happens. It is needed because List and the list_* functions are generic. Don't know, maybe this is bad coding style. I've seen it done somewhere else, and I don't know how you could otherwise make something generic.


oprócz tego - proszę używać silnika szablonów , takiego jak chociażby Smarty, spora lista jest tutaj: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_template_engines i tutaj http://www.sitecrafting.com/blog/top-5-php-template-engines/

W przeciwnym wypadku tworzy się klasyczne spaghetti php, gdzie przeplatacie Państwo zapytania do bazy znacznikami do HTMLa - więcej informacji na przykład tutaj: http://stackoverflow.com/a/233158/1975116


this is a merge commit - could you rebase onto, instead of merge from, latest master, and force push?


That's my understanding too, I noticed that at the time of merging.
Let me confirm, and I'll sort.


@Sharlikran @lojack5 - splitting bosh here I moved those classes in the parsers module - what you say ? DO they belong with records ? See also next commit https://github.com/wrye-bash/wrye-bash/commit/35fc2a22b7d37b67553cd1a4349ca93101947e21


Ah: was barking up the wrong tree.

I have no problem removing the header, I just liked to put headers above blocks to separate them (probably forgot a few anyway). And for external/internal: good point. The user is not supposed to change these, just be aware of them (sort of like a TL;DR list of important targets). I guess this halve/halve status is why I put this at the end of the "public" section.

Of course I then made the mistake of adding all the internal targets like _libhal and clean-sdk here: those really belong below. I guess I have to change that in the latter commit...


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This looks quite strange. Could you please elaborate, why have you used such construction in definition?
char const* delims = " \t\r\n"

I think we should define the delimiters inside.


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What if this is hosted somewhere else? Like a staging server?  Or `mixtur.steveklebanoff.com` ?  Are there url helpers you could use to get the full URL of this album cover without hard-coding the domain?


neato, thanks!

my optimization right now is just watching chrome's profiler for any de-opt alerts. i also wrote a quick lib to ensure that i have no regressions in the # of minimal dom ops required to perfor each of the qunit tests.

another option is to maybe use the new https://github.com/wilsonpage/strictdom to alert me when i do dom ops out of optimal order (also uses a similar approach to mine in decorating the native getters).

all that being said, i think i've picked most of the low-hanging fruit for domvm's architecture.

I do mention that domvm will never be as fast as Inferno, for obvious reasons. If you're interested in reading just a giant braindump, head over to:

https://github.com/leeoniya/domvm/issues/1
https://github.com/leeoniya/domvm/issues/3

i know you're busy tho :)


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For an alias if the mapped container doesn't exist it might be better to fail the resolution. We can do this only for the qualified names (svc.nw_name).


I think we can use source as the direct pointer, not reference.


If this list would be not maintained, then discard this part of the patch (these 2-3 lines). I just tried to prevent the user from ever straying below the "Internal" line...


@tianlai https://github.com/jenkinsci/docker-plugin/issues/235#issuecomment-147975445 i'm working in my variant of docker plugin


Sometimes I really hate myself :P


@mpollmeier
@mourednik
what is the usage for this?


@crackofdusk Will do, thanks :) No idea why I wasn't using it already.


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http://bobby-tables.com/

miałem ochotę Państwu dropnąć bazę, ale się powstrzymałem - nie wiem czy macie backup ;)


Did you check this when pers.name is less than eigth symbols? Just to be sure.


My suggested revision puts them closer to, but still above any instance methods that could override them.  I feel like it covers your concerns.  Please say so if you don't feel the same way.


It appears this was broken previously.


FWIW, LGTM.


Thanks, seems to be ubuntu-toolchain-r-test that fails though. hopefully it's just temporary..


That's true and there is also the included license file (subdir licenses) and the license text in the manual. I have to think a bit about this.


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Hi Jerrit,

Danke für das positive Feedback. Ja stimmt ich glaub das hatte die 0.1 Version noch nicht. Nutzt du schon den Dev2.0 branch? Ich hoffe nicht. :-) Ich hab in der Weihnachtszeit die Software von Grund auf neu geschrieben und deutlich vereinfacht. Leider bin ich damit noch nicht ganz fertig. Es Fehlt zum Beispiel noch der Import vom "Kleinen Brauhelfer" und die Temperaturdaten werden noch nicht in die Datenbank geschrieben.
Bei der Neuen Version ist es auf jeden Fall schon mal so wenn man bei den "Steps" auf "Rest" drückt werden die Temperaturdaten gelöscht. Ich brauche noch ein paar Tage und Version fertig zu bekommen.

Gruß,
Manuel


sorry!! this is a deprecated script, I forgot to remove it


Please have a look to analyze the situation when [KILL] section is empty.


This fixes the "capslock" type behavior by adding an event to be fired to let go of the shift modifier when you let go of your key.

You can see how line 308 has those `sshprre` events on press?  I'm probably going to butcher this description because I don't quite know how the firmware works, but that's firing a "hold shift" event on keypress.

So this patch fixes the capslock behavior by adding a "shift release" event to when you release the key (line 543)

The reference to "leader" is just me adding another binding, unrelated to the capslock bug. "leader" is a custom key you set up in vim so you can have your own namespaces for your own hotkeys, separate from vim's defaults.  My leader is `KEY_Backslash_Pipe`, or the "\" key, which is the default leader in vim.


@Tsunamical it is likely worthwhile, you get a ton of sched benefits from it


I initially set log_level=0 to be CRITICAL errors (none exist yet!) and Chaviro changed to ALL in the big commit https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/commit/8113b4365bd6416e65d5c63f44204ea896c75999. I'm happy for it to be ALL or NONE, its just needs to be consistent with the comment in settings!


I think this should be convertPointAtColumn(column: Int) as well.


In order to build the "sketch" of the save I need to update a SKSE plugin to work for F4SE. Problem is I am working on other tools at the moment, so that one is not started. (see the wbUnionCHANGE_xxx in the wbDefinitionsXXXsaves). As for the other structure/offset it's just a question of finding the LoadSave routine in the runtime.


Hopefully, but I wonder why this will happen?


ma brale super si sve odradio samo da se poruke mogu dobit,mogu ih poslat i
druga ih strana dobije ali kad oni meni salju sms ne dobijem ga probaj to
nekako sriktat i dalje ni ne treba bolje bit jer probao sam i zvat i sve
funkcionira nije mi ni jednom prekinula veza znaci samo je jos ostalo da
poruke dođu i sve ce valjati moj mob je single sim i9301i hvala ti na ovome
sto radis samo tako nastavi rasturas brale ;)
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Load might need to be game specific.  That is to say under the game\xxxx folder.  Right now I don't know which games have to have changes made to that because I haven't worked on that specific routine.  I am not sure if some records are used by Oblivion, Skyrim, and Fallout but Bethesda recycles the plugin format.

However, when the routine is updated we should probably ask Zilav since he would know better.  Skyrim uses several Placed objects like Arrows (PARW) and Bolts, while Fallout uses Grenades (PGRD) and Mines.  The records might be unused and left over from a previous game.  We would only define them if Bethesda decided to reuse the same four letter signature for some reason.


Перед коммитом желательно проверять, что коммитите


I have never looked at master map so I can't comment on it.


Please delete these strings.


Any chance to make this PyPy friendly from the beginning, or would that be a lot of work?  numpypy is coming along, and it would be nice if pandas was pypy friendly.  I realize there are LOTS of packages that pandas uses that might not be pypy compatible, but it would be a start.


BEST QUOTE EVER. And java generics are weird anyway, since the compiler just replaces everything with object anyway... its kind of annoying and slow actually.


@lucasdemarchi agreed


In app.json.jst and the readme.md.jst?


*We can delete unneeded strings*


Can you re-test this?

```
targets/mediawiki/MediaWikiTarget.php:44:5,21: Expected ; (Parsing[1002])
```

When I fix that:

```
**************************************************
** 2016-01-07 14:31:51 PST
** Configuration: MediaWikiTarget on /usr/bin/hhvm

**************************
** 2016-01-07 14:31:51 PST
** Installing framework

Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'FatalError' with message 'If you use a relative URL for $wgArticlePath, it must start with a slash (<code>/</code>).<br><br>See <a href="https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgArticlePath">https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgArticlePath</a>.' in /tmp/hhvm-nginxVOBaGX/mediawiki-1.26.2/includes/Setup.php:523
Stack trace:
#0 /tmp/hhvm-nginxVOBaGX/mediawiki-1.26.2/maintenance/doMaintenance.php(97): include()
#1 /tmp/hhvm-nginxVOBaGX/mediawiki-1.26.2/maintenance/rebuildLocalisationCache.php(180): include()
#2 {main}
If you use a relative URL for $wgArticlePath, it must start with a slash (<code>/</code>).<br><br>See <a href="https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgArticlePath">https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgArticlePath</a>.
Catchable fatal error: Value returned from method Utils::RunCommand() must be of type string, null given in /home/fred/oss-performance/base/Utils.php on line 59
```


We then have 2 settings which determine logging;
```log_enabled = true;``` and
```Log Level: 0=NONE,```
Do we need Log Level: 0=NONE ?


Uh, no, you can't overload on `throws` today. (If you could, it would *definitely* be part of the symbol name.)

@jckarter, @rjmccall, thoughts? Is this worth explicitly allowing or explicitly banning?


Good point, thanks!


Oh. Sorry. I have looked wrong.
Things are muxh more clearer with this.


err, forgot to link it: https://github.com/leeoniya/domvm/blob/master/test/lib/dominstr.js


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cały czas jesteśmy po uszy w kursach, pierwsze słysze, o silniku szablonów php, ale postaramy sie użyć Smarty'a, dziękuje za komentarze
a usunięte zostały pliki, przez własnie spaghetti php, bo nam sie kod mieszał i chcieliśmy to zrobić inaczej (ale nie wiedzieliśmy jeszcze jak, dobrze, że Pan napisał ten komentarz)


However if you want this to work right, that needs to be size of 1, and not size of 0.


Originally I figured it would be safe to backdate fixed_layout, but John has convinced me that's not true. So one possible syntax is `@available(1.1) @fixed_layout(1.1)`.

"How to version attributes" is still up in the air, though.


Nice! :thumbsup:


Absolutely. I actually did try that at first but the tests are too specialized to `64` so I just hacked in a test for now. Most of this PR is just temporary until I go back and clean it up.


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So, further following up the CRAM proposal (since CRAM will be the dominant read format soon anyways, with support for lossy and greedy reference-based compression also for unaligned reads), obviously one would need someone to implement extraction of unaligned reads by blocks (i.e., give me the first ends of all reads pairs with index 1001-2000). Perhaps we could approach these guys: https://github.com/jwalabroad/VariantBam/blob/master/README.md That tool builds on htslib and looks useful also for other areas of bcbio. Given their powerful rule engine it might comparable easy for them to implement paired chunking of reads. Shall we ask?


Nice catch


racja, w ogóle o tym nie pomyślałem, że mamy publiczne repozytorium, już naprawiłem pomyłkę
plik również usunąłem, bo zmieniamy graficznie projekt


it does exist..


@uwetews why was global removed?


Here's something funny. This is allowed:

```func f(f: () throws -> ()) {}
func f(f: () -> ()) {}```

But this is not:

```func g() throws {}
func g() {}```

A corner case to explain in the eventual formal ECMASwift spec :-)


done. Let me know if it's not right, my rebase foo isn't what it should be.
I think I could have cleaned it up a bit while I was there..


Bodyproxy must be usable for streaming and should not attempt to slurp into
an array ever.

If this was broken then it would become impossible to implement server sent
events.

In general users really should never use the content length middleware. Use
chunked encoding.

Neither chunking or content length selection should ever have been
middleware concerns, its a broken notion that makes pipelining nearly
impossible for server implementors.
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Thanks to search/replace ;-)


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Guys and gals, I should have said - at least two ladies are on the team.


You are right. Similar to Array

```swift
func removeAtIndex(index: Int) -> Element
```

Fixed in 5e49e1f


Worth noting that unlike most other things on this list, @fixed properties can be added later.


Should probably call super here and in corresponding methods.


Thanks for the comment


Before this update I had to restart Sublime Text at least once a day because it would become noticeably slower. I see no autocomplete issues now with Go 1.5 on OS X.


nice


I also don't like those temp* we can find in the code (even if I sometimes use them) ^^


Good catch. The default UIView implementation is a no-op, but that’s good hygiene anyways.


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Have you checked at load time if it works without those ?


i actually know what I do.. but everyone make mistakes.


nice catch


wrong "{"


How is ```@available(1.1) @fixed_layout(1.1)``` different from ```@available(1.1) @fixed_layout```?


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wrong "{" (i guess its the same)


even on comments ;-)


SF. Thanks for using a dedicated commit


@1ec5 What do you think about using `didMoveToWindow` and friends, instead of superview? That way if I switch tabs on a tab bar controller, we'll invalidate it.


Update API.md with the relevant changes and also function comments regarding the type from _string_ to 'Date'


@danielmarbach that is not part of this pr


@jckarter convinced me that the composition of the above two properties offers just as much of a win: as long as all the payloads are trivial and fit in the inline representation, optimization can do everything.


Believe it or not, we actually keep the donation active right up to the point the user *dismisses the dialog box notifying them that their donation was picked up and thanking them for their donation*. Check out these lines in the android implementation: https://github.com/givenow/givenow-android/blob/624286ba7b903467f4f9a4dd9b7f040ddefc2f54/app/src/main/java/io/givenow/app/fragments/main/donate/RequestPickupFragment.java#L321-L324

The iOS code should do the same, after that congratulatory dialog is implemented.


lol


last point, before I shut up :)

the way RxJS is structured (from the tutorials i've read, not actual use), it looks like if you move a component you have to rewire all its ancestors to pass it its init data = no me gusta. With an imperative option and pre-init, you can literally copy paste the same initialized view into a different branch since it already closures the model/data it needs.


useless empty line ;-)


Can this be back-ported to a release branch of dart5 or dart4?


Actually I think I'll leave it for now, I'll remove the comment.  At least until I know the other options are working for people.  There are still times you may need to overwrite the file details themselves.


Might want to add a test case that verifies this behaviour occurs as expected. Otherwise looks good to me. :shipit:


You may want to add this one to hashcat as well


Or is this actually included in dart5?


That sounds worthwhile. I’ll have to beef up the logic to avoid creating the CADisplayLink twice in a row.


Repeating this pattern again in this view.. may need to find a way to abstract this or possible take it out of here and define a serializer for it and not use the phoenix view.


> this is probably how it hooks in.

Yup :+1:


Perhaps throw and exception that parsing failed or couldn't find the upload id?


According to $psversiontable on my server I'm running 5.0.10586.51.

When I do a get-help new-selfsignedcerfiticate -detailed I only get the following parameters

PARAMETERS
    -CertStoreLocation <String>
        Specifies the certificate store in which a new certificate will be stored. The current path is the default
        value.

    -CloneCert <Certificate>
        Identifies the certificate to copy when creating a new certificate. The certificate being cloned can be
        identified by an X509 certificate or the file path in the certificate provider. When this parameter is used,
        all fields and extensions of the certificate will be inherited except the public key (a new key of the same
        algorithm and length will be created) and the NotAfter and NotBefore fields (the validity period for the
        NotBefore field is set to ten minutes in the past).

    -DnsName <String>
        Specifies one or more DNS names to put into the Subject Alternative Name extension of the certificate when a
        certificate to be copied is not specified via the CloneCert parameter. The first DNS name is also saved as
        Subject Name and Issuer Name.

    -Confirm [<SwitchParameter>]
        Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet.

    -WhatIf [<SwitchParameter>]
        Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. The cmdlet is not run.

    <CommonParameters>
        This cmdlet supports the common parameters: Verbose, Debug,
        ErrorAction, ErrorVariable, WarningAction, WarningVariable,
        OutBuffer, PipelineVariable, and OutVariable. For more information, see
        about_CommonParameters (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216).

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 Cc: "hcaldwell" <hughtwg@yahoo.com>
 Date: Thursday, January 7, 2016, 4:49 PM

 First off, thank you for taking
 the time to contribute! This is exactly what we were looking
 for in deciding to open-source our documentation.

 I'm not sure why the example failed for you.

 New-SelfSignedCertificate does take a Subject param. I have
 confirmed this both through testing and looking at the
 syntax of the cmdlet. From the output of Get-Help
 New-SelfSignedCertificate -detailed:

 SYNTAX

     New-SelfSignedCertificate [-AlternateSignatureAlgorithm]
 [-CertStoreLocation []] [-CloneCert

     []] [-Container []] [-CurveExport {None |
 CurveParameters | CurveName}] [-DnsName

     []] [-ExistingKey] [-Extension []]

     [-FriendlyName []] [-HardwareKeyUsage

     []] [-HashAlgorithm []] [-KeyAlgorithm

     []] [-KeyDescription []] [-KeyExportPolicy

     []] [-KeyFriendlyName []] [-KeyLength

     []] [-KeyLocation []] [-KeyProtection

     []] [-KeySpec {None | KeyExchange | Signature}]
 [-KeyUsage

     []] [-KeyUsageProperty

     []] [-NotAfter []] [-NotBefore

     []] [-Pin []] [-Provider []] [-Reader

     []] [-SecurityDescriptor []] [-SerialNumber

     []] [-Signer []] [-SignerPin

     []] [-SignerReader []] [-SmimeCapabilities]
 [-Subject

     []] [-SuppressOid []] [-TestRoot]
 [-TextExtension []] [-Type

     {Custom | CodeSigningCert | DocumentEncryptionCert |
 SSLServerAuthentication | DocumentEncryptionCertLegacyCsp}]

     [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] []

 ....

 -Subject []

     Specifies the string that appears in the subject of the
 new certificate. This cmdlet prefixes CN= to any value

     that does not contain an equal sign. For multiple
 subject relative distinguished names (also known as RDNs),

     separate each subject relative distinguished name with a
 comma (,). If the value of the relative distinguished

     name contains commas, separate each subject relative
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Good point. I will go submit that now. Thanks!


Yeah, I added this bit last. I think you're right.


Setting to null is redundant


Should this return here?


I usually only put the correponding header first. The others, even if from the same path, go to the second list. I don't really mind if you want to keep it as you did but it might be a good idea to decide and do the same everywhere


Ah, good point. Might be worth calling out explicitly for those of us who are not as smart as @jckarter


This pattern is repeating a bit as well, where token needs to be added to the assigns in the socket after being signed. So perhaps time for some sort of lib for this that just exposes a function like gen_token and the connection is piped through it.


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VS added the packageSources section back in further down. I don't know why it needed to change


This line should be removed


Since we are looking for a doubly linked keys inside a dictionary, it is better for us to do 'try { } catch {}' since we should handle if the XML body doesn't contain certain fields and clearly reply well understood exceptions.


You had to think about it, maybe? But yeah, I think I'm convinced.


@lopespm My concern is: where does it end?  What image formats will be supported?  What about other files (e.g., PDF, Excel)?  Sure, I'd like to store a table of personal financial data in a spreadsheet, but suddenly viewing it isn't enough, I want to work with it...

My thought would be: if the security concerns are such that a latent temporary file could be an issue, that concern exists external to this project and must be managed by the user/system (i.e., through policies/procedures/permissions/encryption/access abstinence).


:-) I think in general anything you've commented on probably deserves clarification in the doc itself. Design docs are like jokes and UIs: if they need to be explained, they could probably be improved.


You're free to use it, just properly credit me and NaNNi.


Ah true


like it.


Yes, it does.


not 100% clear on what's happening here.  Maybe a comment?


(I cannot take credit for the original joke there.)


Does this only work with Node 0.12?


FYI this breaks browserify builds if you don't manually install it.


arf, sorry. VT project aka own style fault. :S


the points mentioned in this commit has already been corrected in the subsequent commit


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line change of the year right here.


look at this guy.  with the PEP8 and such.


Thanks @Sharlikran - so dumping LoadFactory here for now to have it out of my way and maybe move it to game/ when the time comes

PM me when ready to get your write rights and start merging the skyrim patchers. We need to get going


ok cool


A is the peep it is then popped in to esi


Yeah, we decided not to pursue that.


Can you make this comment, "the keys will not be the same because..." ?


Why no using exec here? Is there any reason not to (or to) use it?


For all of these esi is the peep var. All of these offsets are known it will make much more sense then


if(PChar->PAI->IsCurrentState<CItemState>())


Tangentially: discovering objects in the container is a bit cumbersome. In Symfony, they give a CLI tool which dumps a list of objects available in the container (`./app/console debug:container`). The analog for us might be a drush command or API.


What about renaming generic type parameters? (I suspect its yes for parameters of a function, no for parameters of a nominal type?)


Working great! @Dorimanx has HMP + Deadline combo. I am still syncing up HMP and rest before moving to Deadline. If you want to know HMP performance on 3.4 , you should check this topic
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g2/development/lp-5-0-2-kernel-3-4-107-dorimanx-1-0-lg-t3102512/page658
I would recommend to check hammerheadcaf and bacon and sync upto their levels before moving ahead to HMP and then Deadline.

Cheers.


get_cpu() would disable preemption and require a paring put_cpu() to (re)enable preemption. In this case a single smp_processor_id() should suffice.

Also, it would better to move the initialisation of per-cpu counters to a _init() function(e.g ip_fib_init()), to avoid paying initialisation check on a per-flow basis.


It didn't work with 0.10, and I did not test with 4.x. If you'd like I can confirm they are working and modify the documentation accordingly. This would require a change on L2763 as well to specify the Node version.


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You don't need that `self.present?` statement.


:heart:


Nelson, obrigado pelo feedback mas sinceramente acredito que não compreendi. Eu estava trabalhando ontem em uma nova abordagem justamente tentando usar a ideia que passou mas acredito que ainda assim não consegui pegar o feeling: 867f634e623f2ae994ee9cc08ebdfaed8c756e0c

Se ainda assim estiver com o mesmo problema, por favor, me informe porque vou precisar rever tudo até entender como escrever corretamente!


:+1:  removing those deprecated `find_by_xyz`


Good! You got the *testing logic* right.


Hey could you help guide me a bit please?

[+] - Insert password file:   <-- I'm not sure what to input here. I have tried dragging my file over which displays the path to the word file but it does not work

here is what I am using:
[+] - Insert password file: /Users/user/Documents/wordlist/crackstation.txt

Here is the error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "G_FbBf.py", line 114, in <module>
    menu()
  File "G_FbBf.py", line 26, in menu
    facebook_bf()
  File "G_FbBf.py", line 69, in facebook_bf
    username,passwords = credential(tag)
  File "G_FbBf.py", line 43, in credential
    file = open('wordlist/'+passfile)
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'wordlist//Users/user/Documents/wordlist/crackstation.txt'


Try not to pass negative stack indices to `luaL_check*` functions: the error messages make very little sense. See https://github.com/wahern/cqueues/issues/25


Need memory barrier around clear_bit() per the code comment on clear_bit():

```
 * clear_bit() is atomic and may not be reordered.  However, it does
 * not contain a memory barrier, so if it is used for locking purposes,
 * you should call smp_mb__before_atomic() and/or smp_mb__after_atomic()
 * in order to ensure changes are visible on other processors.
```


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Could you rename 's' to 'var' or 'varName'?


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This may be hopelessly ignorant, naive and unrealistic, but shouldn't the interface be more focused on the semantic actions that are required of the HttpTransport and use a more bracket-ish approach (if that makes sense)? E.g. "download a file", "put a file", etc.


you will see it after my merge.


Still getting an ISI error for some reason


Fixed


Bro could you add zh_HK? Thank you


Tukaj ti manjka zavit zaklepaj, s katerim končaš funkcijo.


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@vedantk thanks! looks like you have an indentation issue but otherwise this addresses most of my problem, thanks :smile:


Well done!


Overture has been almost entirely rewritten... So... Better wait before I commit :stuck_out_tongue:


What about testing if `data` instanceof Model 1st? If yes, call data.toObject() before passing it to `inst._initProperties()`.


You forgot to bump the version in the CMakeLists.txt file too.


Yes you're right!
Do you already investigate on units? I'm wondering if when you choose english as language it automatically change units to reflect translations to imperial?


There are several cases here, i think. L3 users can always generate provenance (or not) any way they want and do with their data what they want without using our provenance system. Such data sets will not be discoverable. If a user wants to use our software to record provenance (it will always be stored locally with the data), I see no reason to not "attach" it to CMS, if they want privacy, they can still keep it private / non-accessible for public.  We can relax it and give users the option to capture provenance without recording it in CMS if that is useful.


For the foreseeable future, pretty much.


@aleksharma12 FYI


typo


I changed the Point to No Where Gate Message and removed EchoPet because I don't use EchoPet.


tu peut te rebase avec la master stp ? ^^


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Good initial start. Will need to bower install angular and UI Router. Use non minified libraries for now so error messages make sense


With this i have a problem.
The test produce failures because the timing '1960' is only 25.7% lower then '3908'.
And pimatic prepares the timings with an 37.5% wide window to new ones. This means the bucket 1960 and 3908 will merged it into ONE new with the value of 2934.

Output from convert.coffee
```
{ pulseLengths: [ 480, 1960, 3908, 8784 ],
  pulses: '0102020102010202010101020202020201010101010102010102020101010202010102020203' }
{ pulseLengths: [ 480, 2934, 8784 ],
  pulses: '0101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010102' }
```

failures from gulp test
```
  67 passing (56ms)
  1 failing

  1) #decodePulses() weather14 should decode the pulses:
     AssertionError: pulse of weather14 should be detected as weather14.
    at Context.runTest (/home/ronny/pimatic-dev/node_modules/pimatic-homeduino/node_modules/homeduino/node_modules/rfcontroljs/test/lib-controller.coffee:640:9)
    at callFn (/home/ronny/pimatic-dev/node_modules/pimatic-homeduino/node_modules/homeduino/node_modules/rfcontroljs/node_modules/gulp-mocha/node_modules/mocha/lib/runnable.js:250:21)
    at Test.Runnable.run (/home/ronny/pimatic-dev/node_modules/pimatic-homeduino/node_modules/homeduino/node_modules/rfcontroljs/node_modules/gulp-mocha/node_modules/mocha/lib/runnable.js:243:7)
    at Runner.runTest (/home/ronny/pimatic-dev/node_modules/pimatic-homeduino/node_modules/homeduino/node_modules/rfcontroljs/node_modules/gulp-mocha/node_modules/mocha/lib/runner.js:373:10)
    at /home/ronny/pimatic-dev/node_modules/pimatic-homeduino/node_modules/homeduino/node_modules/rfcontroljs/node_modules/gulp-mocha/node_modules/mocha/lib/runner.js:451:12
    at next (/home/ronny/pimatic-dev/node_modules/pimatic-homeduino/node_modules/homeduino/node_modules/rfcontroljs/node_modules/gulp-mocha/node_modules/mocha/lib/runner.js:298:14)
    at /home/ronny/pimatic-dev/node_modules/pimatic-homeduino/node_modules/homeduino/node_modules/rfcontroljs/node_modules/gulp-mocha/node_modules/mocha/lib/runner.js:308:7
    at next (/home/ronny/pimatic-dev/node_modules/pimatic-homeduino/node_modules/homeduino/node_modules/rfcontroljs/node_modules/gulp-mocha/node_modules/mocha/lib/runner.js:246:23)
    at Object._onImmediate (/home/ronny/pimatic-dev/node_modules/pimatic-homeduino/node_modules/homeduino/node_modules/rfcontroljs/node_modules/gulp-mocha/node_modules/mocha/lib/runner.js:275:5)
    at processImmediate [as _immediateCallback] (timers.js:330:15)
```


ok, I'll fix by having only two lists. Looks simpler.


I think we should point the package.json homepage property to the main-repo rather than your personal one.


Hey! If you get this working in a way that isn't site-dependent, I'd be very interested in merging this back into wp2ghost.


End of lab 1


I think it would be fine to just inline `workerPlans.build()` here.


I'd keep provenance with the data. So live L1 database would have its own set of provenance tables, Exposure* etc, and each L2 read-only database would have its own set of provenance table, Exposure* etc. Same for L3, even a tiny L3 database with one table would have its own provenance tables, if the user chooses to capture provenance. On top of all this, I imagine there will be just one "central" CMS (with replication etc) which will know about each of these: the live database, the L2 databases and L3 ones. CMS would only know basic things about each of them, including knowing how to connect to each of them to fetch more details.


Checking happens elsewhere, and the benefit of this checking is rather small.


delete all the things!


Yeah, it would be good to test it with 4.x, and to note that 0.12 is the minimum version perhaps? and mention this both here and on 2763?


Good!


Thanks, Alicia


These can be consolidated:

```js
style.walk(function (rule) {
  if (rule.type === 'atrule') {
    return transformValue(rule, 'params')
  } else if (rule.type === 'decl') {
    return transformValue(rule, 'value')
  }
});
```


I supposed we can, yes. Let's talk about it so that I understand the usecase better.


I meant to say that the doc says defaults to FALSE.


A precise specification (at the beginning of the file) is needed: what is this doing?


For clarification could you add something like:
``` (true) or whether to wait until the requests complete (false).```


>Wensday


Excellent.

Note that, because those two helpers belong to the "realm" of the `Vote` layer, and are only ever used within app/views/votes/, one could have them defined in app/helpers/votes_helper.rb instead.


Thanks for caring about gracefulness!


You need much better commit-messages. "Update" doesn't say much.

The heading must specify the general concern, and then, after an empty line, must come further details.


What is this?


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I think you may as well type this as `PipeSink` and avoid the cast later on.


done


@azraelrabbit mkbundle with dynamic linking of the runtime on Windows is an untested configuration for now, I should make that clear. @tritao is probably right on linking the import library instead.

You can get these files (monosgen-2.0.dll/monosgen-2.0.lib) by building the runtime yourself under Visual Studio  (the libmonoruntime project)


NICE! ;)


The idea is to insert the, $dfu, command string inside the "" in the executable line.  Whereas before, the "" include the command string and the flag.  Correct?


The distinction I was making between points 2 and 3:
* say column x in table t is updated by task A. That is what point 3 is saying
* but we could still have a situation where task A run on node n1 and another task A run on node n2 and both could potentially update the same piece of data (the came actual cell, say flux for object with id 1234). That is what I am saying in point 2.

So, do you agree I should keep both points, (and maybe rephrase to make it more clear?)


Great, now I don't need to keep adding Eggs whenever I updated ImagicalMine (I use eggs for Splegg)


Is that ES6 ? Because in ES5 (majority of browsers I think), `new Promise()` would require a module like bluebird, pinkie-promise, Q, etc.


Beware of the quotes, this would result into a syntax error. Instead, use:
```php
'Kekchi (Q\'eqchi\')' # escape single quote withing single quoted string
"'Kekchi (Q'eqchi')"  # single quotes inside double quotes
```
Both are equivalent, but the second is a easier to read.


Per the definition:
`exec: replace the shell with a given program (executing it, not as new process)`

Using it means that the main process would become the `nginx` service; imho should be.


Where is this constructor used? How can you elide the null check for `dataSink` in `init()` when it will throw an NPE if this constructor was called? If we need a no-op `DataSink` impl then we should write one and not use `null` as a proxy.


Dammit!


See above


I was just following the previous ones, but I'm going to change them now.


So ... it turns out this blows up `rake -T` if one has done a `rake package:bootstrap` previously (and if `DMG=true` is not set in one's environment) because by default (i.e. without that env variable) that rake task doesn't exist.

E.g.

```
[173]  puppet git:(master) be rake -T
using :apt_host to sign packages is deprecated. Please update build_defaults.yaml to use :apt_signing_server
using :apt_host to sign packages is deprecated. Please update build_defaults.yaml to use :apt_signing_server
using :apt_host to sign packages is deprecated. Please update build_defaults.yaml to use :apt_signing_server
rake aborted!
Could not locate a Rake task named 'package:apple' to add a dependency of 'cfpropertylist' to
/Users/kylo/devel/puppet/ext/packaging/lib/packaging/util/rake_utils.rb:39:in `add_dependency'
/Users/kylo/devel/puppet/ext/packaging/lib/packaging/util/rake_utils.rb:59:in `block in evaluate_pre_tasks'
/Users/kylo/devel/puppet/ext/packaging/lib/packaging/util/rake_utils.rb:58:in `each'
/Users/kylo/devel/puppet/ext/packaging/lib/packaging/util/rake_utils.rb:58:in `evaluate_pre_tasks'
/Users/kylo/devel/puppet/ext/packaging/lib/packaging/util/rake_utils.rb:108:in `load_packaging_tasks'
/Users/kylo/devel/puppet/ext/packaging/packaging.rake:13:in `<top (required)>'
/Users/kylo/devel/puppet/Rakefile:26:in `load'
/Users/kylo/devel/puppet/Rakefile:26:in `<top (required)>'
(See full trace by running task with --trace)
```

/cc @MikaelSmith.


There were issues when the dfu-util path was included in another variable (dfu_cmd). We need to wrap the command path in quotes but not the arguments. I had tried to use escaped quotes around the command in dfu_cmd but that didn't work.


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Yes, agreed. I imagined we'd just know which tasks are in charge of generating data in object (from whatever it is, from sources, or forced sources, or dia sources). I imagined we'd keep provenance on exposure level, not source level, e.g. all *sources detected on a given *exposure would share the same provenance, and that provenance would be associated with exposures.

I am happy to talk about it.


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what about cup and cright?


columns - yes. Rows - I hope we can batch many rows. Let's talk :)


> Everything seems to be working!

Indeed! Well done.


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Nitpicking, but we use double ticks to for the parameter names (single ticks try to resolved them as api links), thus the sphinx failures.


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


Add blank line above.


Isn't this check required, because `values` will be mapped over? Or is `None` now no longer possible?


No need to separate declaration and initialization.


if you write this as : `` `SciPy <http://www.scipy.org>_` `` it will be rendered as a link in the html docs.


Was meant to differeniate between outside and inside, but didn't notify. Will try to avoid using that again unless it can be determined.


It was that way before - http://prntscr.com/9ncm5d
Should I change them anyway?
 By the way, good morning/afternoon/evening


Any particular reason to change from "ID" to "name"?


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Agree.  The "" for the path and command alone to rid the space in the path problem, not anything else.


visual studioのプロジェクトの再設定面倒だなと思ってやったのですが、commitした後にやらないほうが良かったかなと思いました...。
SFINAE_test_add_insert_binary_operatorは消して良いと思います。


Change of bytes[] to ImmutableBytesWritable is missing in this commit for this compat module.


I'd move this down one line so it is closer to the use


should be `final`


implementing "find user spec"


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This is kinda OCD, but the constructors here should be chained: the first two should call the third.


@GeorgeMcIntire
You are right! Or you could use python --version, they do the same thing.


What OS did you run make on? I'm trying to track down the large diffs


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Doesn't seem likely. There's a philosophical divide amongst Python users: those who think that logic written in pure Python should be as always as fast as native code, versus using Python as a user interface tool for native code (in C/C++) plus LLVM / JIT compiler tools. I'm in the latter camp. It would be much less work to start a pandas clone from scratch in pure Python using PyPy, but quite a few features would likely need to get left on the table.


```java
UUID sourceId = ((DictionaryBlock) block).getDictionarySourceId();
relatedDictionaryBlocks.computeIfAbsent(sourceId, id -> new DictionaryBlockIndexes())
        .addBlock(block, i);
```