Thank you for the translations.


If the vote isn't updated we redirect the user but don't tell them anything?


@grappler this could be helpful: https://thomasgriffin.io/a-creative-approach-to-efficient-and-scalable-wordpress-api-endpoints/


Jeff Stott: Psych & Brain Sci, habitual vs. deliberative decision-making in the rodent


MMM, elsif sans conditions bizarre.


Where do we enforce this?


@semateos - History


I know you are only reformatting these comments and not changing the wording, but the existing content is a bit unclear and has gramatical issues. For example: `RepositoryName is the name of the repository to import this image` - what does that mean? Is it the repository name used locally for the image once it is imported?


Are we doing anything with @quote here?


Jeff Stott: Psych & Brain Sciences


@zbeekman , wonderful, it is very clear now! Thank uou very much


Copy and paste from [line 912](https://github.com/azurestandard/azure-angular-providers/blob/heuscher/upcoming-drops-list/azure-providers.js#L912).

Removed


WARNING: integer overflow


it was me.


Looks good :+1:


Ton of duplication here, the only thing changing is Erase My Vote, and the method, can we clean this up?


https://facebook.github.io/react/html-jsx.html  is your friend. Also, we REALLY have to get you setup with a linter so you get live warnings of things like this.


This is no longer being parsed, it breaks variants view.


@emirpasic thanks, I've opened https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-gl-js/issues/1899


In commit message, `executtion` -> `execution`


`puts "Report date: #{Time.now}"`


We should just show these for all users, as this is not enforced on the backend, so a well crafted request can delete anyones quote, or edit them anyway.


I don't recall. Maybe there was an error caused by jQuery missing.


Yeea.. that are all bugs. TNT works nice too


Je préfère

`brand_hash = {}`
Je crois que c'est discutable. J'utilise Hash.new quand je dois lui passer des params.


does the uniq not prevent this?


Closes #16


Thank you very much Victor! This issue is driving me crazy!

Not working anyway, there is some problem with math... :(


Seems that `None` is no longer accepted as value for boolean parameters, so there is no way to specify an optional parameter.

What's fixed with this commit? Would it make sense to make `parseBool` aware of `None`?

The failing code is

        parameter = ParameterBoolean('myName', 'myDescription') # default=None, optional=False
        self.assertEqual(parameter.value, None)

@michaelkirk


And now i am the bug fixer + searcher of your redstone code :P


This is an awesome change! I can find my completions again!!


You rang?


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@jcfr updated the commit message


@thebigsmileXD
one long cant powered fixed


Yeah. Not checked correctness, but yeah.

You're not using any functionality from the rest of the crate, though. Is the rest of this crate being used for parsing formdata only? In that case we don't need to use this crate at all, and just write your code in formdata.rs in Servo or something.


@yujuhong There should be only one expected event right? Can we test it outside of the loop?


/wave @srbiv!


Ein Teil des Testvorgangs (Kontrollflussgraph für die Intergrationstests) ist abhängig von der vollständigen Implementierung und kann daher erst zum Schluss gemacht werden. Denkt also bitte daran, die Zeit dafür noch einzuplanen bei der Bearbeitung der Implementierung.


Also include `<OSGroup>Windows_NT</OSGroup>`


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Gotta be careful with those string replacements @surajpindoria. If these if statements return false (https://github.com/phonegap/phonegap-app-developer/commit/6178801f29b97997e52e8e1063d572f05cad5e70#diff-7865b92adde4f38c0a5f7454c734344fR26 or https://github.com/phonegap/phonegap-app-developer/commit/6178801f29b97997e52e8e1063d572f05cad5e70#diff-fc9194fc53cea1fab14407062a544cf7R26), you overwrite the whole file with an empty string.


@aodzip you mean lamp?
Thanks for fixing all this so fast <3 i love you!

Ask your Prof. to give you a good grade xD


You're `defer`ing inside a loop


The exception is only thrown when running through Retrofit or OkHttp code. Most of the time it's down in down in socket code sending bytes or pulling bytes off the wire. We cannot guarantee what exception will be thrown.


I am curious, why not do gethostbyname?


So far? It lags less than singleplayer!


The rule of threes isn't always a rule of threes.  Having a five-way grid (with a 25-way subgrid) helps me make rotation and copping operations much more precise, and the five-way division is often another good choice for creating a balanced photograph.


@btopro what does `(array)$foo` do?


Nice! Looks like you got it. :smile:


Just curious, what guides us for a proper relisting frequency ?


Can `isForInVariableForArrayLikeObject` ever be true when `indexType` is an `ESSymbol`? If so, can you give an example in the new tests because I don't know what it would look like. If not, maybe update the comment.


Thanks. I moved it back 56b9979fc72baca9316b99818ee95bd32ac13b8f


Please use `-delete` instead of `-exec rm -rf {} \;`.  Otherwise, :+1:.


XD


I see. I got the point now. Sorry that I took your time with the last comment.


With a 36 megapixel image, I find that the 200px gaussian just isn't enough - there is still visible fringing when the image later gets scaled down to thumbnail sizes.  Increasing it to 300 is borderline enough, but I can imagine as we get higher megapixels with time we'll probably want it to be increased further.  Perhaps it should really be a log scale between 1 and 1000.


@frol After some testing, the 2.22 artifacts did in fact work for what I was trying to do. See the Dockerfiles for [pcssi/slim:alpine-glibc-2.22-r5](https://github.com/pcssi/docker-images/blob/3599b8e14854264be7e34435b2accfef19ac880a/dockerfiles/alpine/glibc/Dockerfile) and [pcssi/slim:0.0.20](https://github.com/pcssi/docker-images/blob/3599b8e14854264be7e34435b2accfef19ac880a/dockerfiles/alpine/Dockerfile).


@drilibo : seems a bit weird that this isn't 'isSslSessionReused' given the prefix on isSSL - is this an oversight or is there some background here?


* isSSLSessionReused


2012-GlareSensorFix (rpg777) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2337 of 2373 tests passed)

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no return types?


Okay for now, going forward though need to see how to better handle/manage this with growing number of tests. Doesn't seem great idea to keep adding names here and all. Maybe default can be run all the test in folder, define only ones wish to be skipped. For parellel execution also need to think of some simpler mechanism as we add or remove tests, manually editing entries to file seems cumbersome.


Fixes #7


Pressurestat (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1986 of 1986 tests passed)

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I still like GNU changelog format, but this looks good. :+1:


@aodzip Okay, the lamp powers, the torch still doesn't invert if theres a redstone line on top of the block the torch is attached to


The custom validation that requires the value to be inside of VALID_VALUES on the vote class.  This will be changed in the change to enum PR though.


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![minecraft_ windows 10 edition beta 06 01 2016 22_52_54](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8733998/12155918/4738e590-b4c8-11e5-8aa5-1d0ca6c2e04e.png)


学姐能不能解释一下这是个啥……


I found the upper Wire will let the block send "BLOCK_UNCHRGED"


@cathydeng do you mind explain a little bit about the fix?

Will adding the example to training set solves similar problems? like other city name with "el" in it?

So if I found more parsing issues I can add those examples to the training set myself right? then should I rebuild and reinstall usaddress library? any instruction?

Really appreciate it. Good stuff. :+1:


hey I'm scouting for jvm json-schema validators, and I saw your work, I was just wondering if this is work you are planning to get back into everit-org or if this is a permanent fork?  Is it specific to your use case?


Pressurestat (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Not sure if this is the right way to set the default theme contributor types.  But this works for now...


FagensWay>


SeasonallyChallengeD!


If i remember correctly, the issue was stemming from the fact that this is being processed from within a Fluentd container, so the hostname we could pull from doing a gethostbyname would still point back to the container instead of the host it was running on.


RIP [/r/pokechu22/m/test](https://www.reddit.com/r/pokechu22/m/test)


I'd love to give this a try, but I'm not in a position to compile the sources at this time.  Is there a nightly or compiled build somewhere I could take for a spin?  Great work!


Culprit: found.


C'est tellement parfait.


Yup, good catch, view maxZoom and dataSource maxZoom can be different. A legit `FIXME` :D.


@anthrotype @moyogo Hey, do you have any idea why Travis is failing these days? I can't make much sense of the logs myself.


Hey, I'm reusing this code and it doesn't seem to be working. Where should I go for help?


Where this script is called? Isn't it running as root already (in case of postinst)?
If called manually by user, you already know that it isn't chroot.


Final


I would put the if from above here to make it easier readable and dont have to check redundant.
```else if( id->type == IT_WEAPON && id->look >= W_REVOLVER && id->look <= W_GRENADE )```


This is a very interesting way of organising each protocol implementation!


`mkdir -p "${conf_path}"` might be better:

1. Fixes original problem as `mkdir -p` will not error if path exists
2. Permits spaces within path
3. Works if path is multiple levels deep


No.  No idea why I added that.


@thebigsmileXD  Now Fixed


So, um, you realize you just took a reference to the typechart, right?

So this will double the typechart's `HPdvs` value every time it gets to here...


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Typecast an object to an array

Wp8
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@btopro what does `(array)$foo` do?

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Hey
Should processNextNode() not remove the last node on the stack?

When I create graph2 as a test as follows:

 HipsterGraph<String,Double> graph2 =
                GraphBuilder.<String,Double>create()
                .connect("A").to("B").withEdge(2d)
                .connect("A").to("C").withEdge(2d)
                .connect("A").to("D").withEdge(2d)
                .connect("B").to("E").withEdge(5d)
                .connect("B").to("F").withEdge(10d)
                .connect("B").to("G").withEdge(5d)
                .connect("B").to("H").withEdge(10d)
                .connect("C").to("I").withEdge(5d)
                .connect("C").to("J").withEdge(10d)
                .connect("C").to("K").withEdge(5d)
                .connect("K").to("L").withEdge(5d)
                .createUndirectedGraph();

and then create the following search problem:

        SearchProblem p2 = GraphSearchProblem
                .startingFrom("A")
                .in(graph2)
                .takeCostsFromEdges()
                .build();

and run:

System.out.println(Hipster.createDepthFirstSearch(p2).search("L"));

I get the following results with the change:
Total solutions: 1
Total time: 0 ms
Total number of iterations: 11
+ Solution 1:
 - States:
	[A, C, K, L]
 - Actions:
	[2.0, 5.0, 5.0]
 - Search information:
	WeightedNode{state=L, cost=12.0, estimation=0.0, score=12.0}

However, without the change I get the following result which doesn't look right:
Total solutions: 1
Total time: 0 ms
Total number of iterations: 3
+ Solution 1:
 - States:
	[A, B, E]
 - Actions:
	[2.0, 5.0]
 - Search information:
	WeightedNode{state=E, cost=7.0, estimation=0.0, score=7.0}

Andy


Cool! You are really fast and relyable


The added newline breaks nixos-rebuild


Another nice catch ... Damn so many edge cases.


this is my first module created: Hello World


Commit inicial


*reliable*


Thanks i'll include this in our next release


This worries me.  But I'm not sure how else to ensure the ServletContext service has been registered before continuing. There has to be a more `OSGi` way of doing this.


Any reason why to move to espresso-common.mk ?


When run with --postinst, it is run by debian/tb-updater.postinst.

https://github.com/Whonix/tb-updater/blob/master/debian/tb-updater.postinst

tb-updater.postinst runs update-torbrowser as user `user`.

Perhaps it would be better to run as user `root` then?
Since it's not running a gui in that mode, it should work.
Not sure if there would be any other permission issues.
This may simplify the code a little bit.


Can we make "sprint issue" a hyperlink?


this should not work ... it will try to call archiver with 0 files:

[  3%] Linking CXX static library libtiledarray.a
ar: no archive members specified

hence the need for a dummy source file I mentioned. the old solution worked fine too, except the need for custom install etc.


Hey there. Came across this code and wanted to ask you: we already have some line-finding routines in `ObjectExtractor`. Why are you rasterizing the page for finding lines? In any case, you might want to take a look at methods like the [Hough transform](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hough_transform) that do this very efficiently.


@NocusNibbes:

Just updated the module regarding your comments. Now the module read the specification of spectrometer from a config file in line 16, settingsUSB2+R00021.ini and store it in an array with the same key as a config file.

You see, in this way of collaboration i can immediately get your point and update the code. Easy and we have a history of our updates/conversations/collaboration .... And of course, no more email exchange ;-)


@keithkfng thx.
# no power on this
![minecraft_ windows 10 edition beta 06 01 2016 23_11_53](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8733998/12156386/1654bdc0-b4cb-11e5-8368-6d387296bf90.png)

# lamp doesn't reset
![minecraft_ windows 10 edition beta 06 01 2016 23_12_32](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8733998/12156388/16607b9c-b4cb-11e5-9cce-e0b468873a86.png)
![minecraft_ windows 10 edition beta 06 01 2016 23_12_36](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8733998/12156387/165ce874-b4cb-11e5-8bd2-e3fd0c8ac62c.png)


Changed. Thanks!


Anyways, i gotta go to have a rest. See ya tomorrow!


Hum. I did not see this when testing it on my machine. Though I was only using the dynamic library option.


I'll try again today. I can't run builds overnight because of a VM sleep issue.


Now the max values are possibly too low for the last 2 params,
but these distance almost never happen. (And the pawndist[8] never happens).


Historically, @JEG2, I would agree with you. However, @dgtized made a solid point to me about copy-pasting into irb and the like, in which only the alternative works. That was enough to convince me otherwise. What do you think?


I'll wait a bit more for other bugs, but I'll send a pull req. soon,
because I have got more improvements.
I have created lots of feedbacks for debug(like print the id of the held
item when you send an attack/block break packets), but I removed them
before the commit. I think I accidently removed that line from the code.

On 2016-01-04 23:43, Jason Bristol wrote:
>
> This has caused the console to not show output of raw server commands
> like |list|forcing users to tail the server log. We should uncomment
> this line
>


Another solution:
```
afup_barometre_2015form:
    pattern: /report-2015
    defaults: {_controller: AfupBarometreBundle:Campaign:report2015 }
```
Because of the mix between the routes `afup_barometre_2015form` and `afup_barometre_report` with 'same' pattern.


Failure is pretty clear:
```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/travis/build/qgis/QGIS/python/plugins/processing/tests/ParametersTest.py", line 64, in testSetValue
    self.assertEqual(parameter.value, None)
AssertionError: False != None
```

https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/blob/master/python/plugins/processing/tests/ParametersTest.py#L64 :+1:
```
62    def testSetValue(self):
63        parameter = ParameterBoolean('myName', 'myDescription')
64        self.assertEqual(parameter.value, None)
```

From just looking at the code, I would expect a newly initialized *optional* BooleanParameter to have a value of `None` not `False`. It **seems** like the test should stay and the application should change.


You can get the fields directly from the layer, no reason to call `getFeatures()`

`layer.fields()` (or for older versions `layer.pendingFields()`)


Can you comment as to why you require the entire list of length x.shape[0]? Evaluating the list lazily seems fine. (i.e why range() and not xrange()?)


Oh.. And no power change if the redstone is flowed by water


there is `layer.fields().fieldNameIndex(field)` ;)


I prefer setTimeout like this over setInterval as well in general, I was just missing the second call to setTimeout in features/highlight-negatives-negative/main.js and see what you're doing.  Thanks!


I did not know that works, I'm not familiar with linker scripts. But if that works, sure it's great. :) If it would not have worked, it would also be possible render the template linker script from the Craftfile (just like it creates the `build.ninja` on export) and not through Ninja -> Python.


Best guess: you are using Babel 6 and thus need to put `.default` after the require.


![minecraft_ windows 10 edition beta 06 01 2016 23_15_15](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8733998/12156532/ad0e8944-b4cb-11e5-8f85-8c484d60ceb1.png)
Hooks, but no line, and you can spawn MAAANY hooks. You never pick them up with rightclick


Do you think it is worth adding a full library that includes precompiled DistArray and Tensor (maybe others)?


It is enforced on the backend though.  :edit, :update, and :destroy use `@quote = current_user.quotes.find params[:id]` so that if the current user doesn't own the vote it will raise a missing record error


Relevant: http://stackoverflow.com/q/18393498/46871


For some reason, the TravisCI builds for openjdk7 segfault when the run unit tests.  I must have something to do with Jacoco, but going back as far as version 0.7.0.201403182114 of the Jacoco Maven plugin still produces the fault.


You might want to give it some thought. There certainly is plenty of
garbage on existing circuits within PC's that would provide programmable
space. Given how ubiquitous your subject is - the fit would be just as
natural as audio and video was back in the day. In fact, the new gigabit
architectures being offered by comm companies are going to demand better
performance from 'browsers.' That whole 'landscape' JS Stats alluded to is
about to morph into something that will make the current state obsolete in
a hurry. Seems you have the technology in your hands. Somebody IS going to
plug it into the most useful appliances.

On Sat, Jan 2, 2016 at 5:21 PM, Dan Gohman <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> WebAssembly's infinite register set (aka local variables) and AST encoding
> aren't necessarily a direct fit as-is for typical CPU architecture, however
> WebAssembly-oriented hardware is still indeed a possibility. It may be more
> focused on providing accelerated sandboxing or other specific features,
> while still requiring a translation step to perform at least register
> allocation.
>
> I wouldn't describe wasm as "lowest common denominator"; there are
> numerous places where we're taking a more ambitious strategy specifically
> because we're planning for the future.
>
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@michaelkirk it seems to me that this test actually produces an non-optional parameter (see my last comment for the defaults)

BUT the defaults are actually conflicting `default=None, optional=False` AND even if it was optional, None would not be accepted, so the code seems actually to show room for improvement.


I looked at the line-finding routines in `ObjectExtractor` - correct me if I'm wrong but I thought it only got lines drawn by instructions in the PDF file? Would the `ObjectExtractor` code catch table headers drawn with solid colours instead of lines, for example? Maybe I'm totally off base and could have saved myself some time. :)

I looked into Hough transforms - I did figure there was probably some way to generalize it to only look for horizontal and vertical lines, but it's been a long time since I did that much math, so I decided to implement the more straightforward algorithm described by Nurmenin in his thesis (which in the end was kinda annoying so maybe I should have just taken the time to figure out Hough transforms).


Nice i like


Wow, I didn't know about Remez's minimax approximations. Thanks for pointing it out. Maybe it should be mentioned in the source code where do the good *non-Taylor* constants come from.


Good call, I am using babel 6 and I did not have `.default`. However, changing it doesn't help, and earlier I figured out that this function (the callback for module.hot.accept) isn't actually being called (just by dropping a console.log in there). module.hot is true, though. I put the code up here if you wouldn't mind taking a look:

https://gogs.sr.ht/SirCmpwn/foobar


Maybe `debian/tb-updater.postinst` could check for chroot and pass `--in-chroot`?


Nope, but apparently this commit did when I updated a local branch, probably because you were @ mentioned in it.


Could we return a custom error type here so the caller can check for this particular error? It can be hard to tell from the bundle bytes whether there is an issuing URL. In my case, Caddy enables OCSP for certificates that may not have the issuing URL, and I'd have to parse the PEM bundle redundantly just to find out.


nice idea


@Luceos In this case though, the password field is needed to authenticate the user/ get a token through the API. How else would it work?


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@mhugo I still see the same test failures under windows with this commit.

Here's the results of my other tests:
- add a Postgres layer with 50 features
- create a virtual layer with a ' where name like 'M%' ' filter
- under windows, this hangs QGIS for about 30 seconds when trying to open the attribute table.
- under linux, the attribute table opens quickly but all values are set to 'ERROR'

Repeating the tests with a layer with 1 million features (with an indexed attribute filter which should result in about 10 matches)
- linux hangs for about 5 minutes when trying to add the layer and on any operations (eg redraw)
- under windows I can add the layer, but trying to open attribute table results in the app entering a semi-responding, broken state for 10 minutes before the table opens
(I suspect loading this layer is just too expensive?)


@brad @jcassee We have dropped support for Django < 1.7, so we could simplify this piece of code, can't we?


@MasterAwesome seriously....
If what you are doing was correct, why don't you find at least 30+ names in the header of (for example) settings.java in fwb (since it gets editted quite alot)?
Seriously, modifying a file doesn't mean its a part of your own ownership (aka you don't have enough rights to add your name to the header) unless you (at the very least) changed ~50%(+) of the file which you did not.
Seriously stop caring so much about headers, credits and authorship if you mess up yourself (talking mostly about authorship here).
That's all i have to say.
Hope you learn someday that what you are doing is wrong.


AddInitialCodeTests (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2017 of 2022 tests passed)

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@brad @jcassee We have dropped support for Django < 1.7 (which translates to dropping support for Python 2.6), so we could simplify this piece of code, can't we?


Good idea. Will implement.


Fuck man, the header is wrong shouldn't it be Arvind Mukund since you basically wrote this file right?
Or did you just kang this file? (Not that i give a fuck but appearantly you do (saw your comments on e.g ashwin's commits...)


Note: this feature will not pass until TFD Engine is updated.


Great; automatic conversion in bcbio would definitely be a plus. I guess it just depends on the number of records you're looking at to infer the format. 10k were always okay in my experience. I wasn't using the bcbio implementation since I also wanted to parallelize the S3 download and bgzip/conversion over the cluster (bcbio was only using one thread for this some time ago). Perhaps that had changed in the meantime. Regarding the RTG fastqs, I'd be fine with larger indexes but not with overall larger data files. In fact, I'd even vote for unaligned 8-binned CRAM if that is a reasonable alternative to fastq for all the external tools (but I guess it isn't yet). I'd assume CRAM would also include the ability for random access, but I'm not so sure if samtools/cramtools/scramble support that nicely enough for bcbio to use that everywhere.


Yeah, I deleted it in a followup patch. Thanks for keeping an eye out.


Oh nice.

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It's all coming back to me now. I think that's the incantation necessary for supporting immutable types like tuples. They have to get initialized in `__new__` since by the time `__init__` gets called, they're already locked.


crap this is a commit from 2013 that was sitting in my mac book pro .... big oops


I think you'd be best off linking to http://mavlink.org/messages/common#MAV_AUTOPILOT_GENERIC rather than referring to mavutil.mavlink.FIRMWARE_VERSION_TYPE (this is the first value of the enum - would be better to link to the table, but it doesn't have an id to link to)

ie
```
... is of the enum `FIRMWARE_VERSION_TYPE <http://mavlink.org/messages/common#MAV_AUTOPILOT_GENERIC>`_.
```


@m-kuhn you're right. Parameters are `required` by [default](https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/blob/master/python/plugins/processing/core/parameters.py#L126).

I think that we should maintain a distinction between None and False. So the brain dead way would be something like:
```
if default != None:
  default = parseBool(default)
Parameter.__init__(self, name, description, parseBool(default), optional)
```

@volaya can you give some insight into why you made this change? What is using the ParameterBoolean class that passes (non boolean) defaults that must first be parsed?


remove this


@sbilodeau fyi


So nothing can generate provenance unless it is ingested into the CMS?  And anyone who wants to maintain provenance for their own calculations needs to use the CMS or have their own instance of a CMS?  This is not necessarily wrong, and at some level we do need a CMS for the Science Data Archive, but it's a bit worrisome.


146 refers to https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification/issues/146
not issue 146 in swagger-ui


It would be good to make sure this description is aligned with the use of "repository" in the Butler.  I think it's very close, but Nate is tweaking the latter.


> Would the ObjectExtractor code catch table headers drawn with solid colours instead of lines, for example? Maybe I'm totally off base and could have saved myself some time. :)

It'll do both. Some PDF generators draw lines with the `draw-line` instruction, others with `draw-rectangle`. As most things in Tabula, it's heuristic. You can test whether those routines are enough for your algorithm with the debug tool that comes with the Tabula jar: `java -cp target/tabula-0.8.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar technology.tabula.debug.Debug -h`

The `-r` option superimpose the detected lines on a raster of the page, saved into a JPG in the same folder as the original PDF:

![offense-1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/27584/12156822/0f7dc11e-b4ac-11e5-9017-46c3300929de.jpg)

The `-u` switch does the same, but draws lines as they are *before* going through the 'merging' process:

![offense-1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/27584/12156863/4688b83a-b4ac-11e5-8ee1-49ca261d5da7.jpg)

Hope this helps!


._. Time to come back to IM I guess


LOL! You actually **did** submit a PR. I didn't care for being credited for it, I just wanted to be listed with you two guys.
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Suggestions:

1. I would make this whole paragraph a `.. note::`.
1. "django" should be written "Django".


Not gonna work with LVM (as shown by jenkins test results).


Having this documentation is certainly an improvement. Personally I'd still like these as individual attributes both for consistency, and because then we could link to them in the documentation and have clear separate descriptions of what each capability means. Thoughts?


Yea the parser in irb is stupid and doesn't respect end-of-line continuations unless the . is at the end. Which means that you have to fix everything to be suffix dotted in order to copy paste. Visually I don't particularly care which, but for convenience sake I would prefer it to be easy to paste into irb.


:clap:


There's live provenance while productions are running and then there's read-only provenance in a Data Release.  Are these in the same system or different systems?  Or is the second a snapshot of the first?


If you know how to do it, good luck.

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Doc of is_stable in method. Helps with linking. Basically all public variables as attributes makes things a lot more consistent.


If we want this, we should adjust the associated setting in rubocop.


@thebigsmileXD
All FIxed ..
Except RTourch on RBlock and Flow away


You don't need the () around the the class link  (this will render wrong).


Guñina, quitele el gem a la segunda línea es solo ruby '2.2.4'


It's a very wordy, but effective, way to say "if precision is still none after I tried all these things". So not really a duplicate.


Probably desperate debugging and can be removed.


You forgot to update `docs/database/tables/sentences_lists.sql`.


Guñina, yo creo que es ruby '2.2.4' no 'ruby 2.2.4'


Can we support manual intervention (reconfiguration of a single task execution) in the case of failure?


I'll add 'true' parameter here so css will be parsed


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Oh, right. Thanks for heads up!


I don't know if there is a real interest over the current version?

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sorry I wasn't clearer. What I meant was, this line should be:
```
var _vertex=[0,0,0];
```
instead of:
```
var var_vertex=[0,0,0];
```


That seems to fix everything


Looks good, thanks Mark! Can't think of any more verification necessary off the top of my head.


@DenDx designing our own hardware is far down the feature-creep rabbit hole. One day WebAssembly may influence hardware design but that day is far, far away. An important driving force for WebAssembly is that it should work extremely well on existing hardware that users own today. We're targeting billions of people and can't create a technology which requires all of them to buy new hardware, or only really works well with new hardware.


Awesome, thanks! As I was writing my comment I realized I probably should have tested the exiting line finding instead of writing my own. :S

I'll see what happens if I just grab the rulings from the page.


"processed" means "used as input"?  I hope not -- that won't be sufficient as many different tasks will reuse certain pieces of input data.
If this means any given piece of data is *produced* by exactly one task execution, that's better.


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it looks correct though ... hmmm


Nitpick: 80-column limit


jfxrt.jar is missing in openjdk8


Wouldn't it be straightforward to adjust the first line of parseBool to

    if value is None:
        return None


Yeah, you're right ;) I'm going to fix this !


what are the consequences of this being wrong for so long?


this is probably a smoking gun, pretty sure I misdiagnosed this so deleted my comments


Je trouve  que `brand_hash[brand]` est répétitif, je crois que je mettrais ton hash dans une var et j'assignerais par la suite.

C"est une question de style.


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Thank you so much for adding this :)
Would you be able to use the following names/links, please.
Amir - https://twitter.com/amirmc
Mort - http://mort.io
Jeremy - https://github.com/yallop (link is unchanged)

Once the post is live (likely tomorrow, UK time), I'll add a link to a topic on http://devel.unikernel.org where people can also come to comment.


If this isn't needed, remove it instead of commenting it out. It was fixed before 1.8, and I don't see any need to support 1.6, so it's fine to go.


Extraneous space.


I didn't realize there was actually a hard limit. It's obvious that there is fairly aggressive wrapping going on, but is there any actual documentation of the limit?

Incidentally, I appear to have violated the limit just barely (with 83 columns) further down on line 267, and again in my older commit that added `@objc(Name)` support to enums on line 1684 (83 columns again). But there's also another pre-existing violation that I didn't cause on line 164 (83 columns).

Are tiny violations like that accepted as occasionally inevitable, or just often not noticed because it's hard to visually tell the difference between 80 and 83 columns?


I probably want to use `startsWith`


I think we need to assign unit to destination here as well. E.g. 'let x = if too { .. };'


This is already fixed (before 1.8 at that).


:+1:

Just following an example in the code that does it, but I'm all for that


Please keep the whitespace as it was before.


Is there a way to write a test for these previously missing calls to push a assign limit?


This is currently lower priority than many other tasks.

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It seems I forgot something here... Thanks @bgrozev :+1:


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There is a major difference between audio/video accelerators and what WebAssembly would want for hardware acceleration. Audio and video processing inherently have enormous amounts of data parallelism. Dedicated hardware can exploit this and be much faster than general-purpose CPUs.

WebAssembly on the other hand is a general-purpose ISA. It doesn't have the same kind of inherent data parallelism in general. And, it has lots of fine-grained RISC operations rather than significant blocks of fixed-function computations.

It takes a lot of hardware to make individual general-purpose threads run fast. CPU cores are aggressively optimized for this, and they have very elaborate pipelines. WebAssembly doesn't want to run on in the leftover transistors on a chip; it wants to run on the center stage beefy CPU cores that the chip already has, because those are precisely the things built to do what WebAssembly needs (in general).

That said, there are several key areas where a hardware vendor could optimize for WebAssembly: sandboxing, perhaps WebAssembly-oriented arithmetic operations, and so on. These are relatively simple things that could be added to existing CPU cores with a relatively small footprint that have the potential to deliver worthwhile speedups and power savings.


move below the check on the next line


looks like you may have accidentally deleted a space here


Also, maybe we should keep the impl and just have it push a assign limit in case of None? Or is that too non obvious? Seems like that's what we want in all cases


and here


Fixed now


Somehow I was conflating `parseBool` with `bool` e.g.  `bool(None)`.  Given that we've got our own specific thing->Bool method, we might as well make it do what we want.

Pending @volaya's original motivations for this change, I'd say @m-kuhn's suggestion to alter parseBool is good :+1:


Objects are not just summaries of Sources (and in fact may not be derived from them at all).  They have data elements of their own.  And you said above you would use the smaller table, but Sources are larger than Objects, so this is confusing.


@nobu Thanks! :+1:


This introduces a regression previously fixed in 65b37f1e131830f14eef495a33e3b8a38d4ac7c0.


Perhaps the CameraSpeedState should be determined by the size of the sphereCollider's radius and parent object's localScale combined.  Then we can likely have a statically-defined pre-set series of speed states.

So for example, if State of scale is MK and scale of GameObject is 2 and SphereCollider's radius is 5, we'd have:
(MK/SM) x localScale x radius = trueSizeOf

Then what we do is we check all the SphereColliders that are currently in contact with the Camera, determine which is the smallest in real-space (not units), and assign the CameraSpeedState based on that.


What does your custom login handler do?


I'd put the mask block check in the can process method


lgtm


This code is only possible if the return value of the `if` is `()`. And if the value is not `()`, assigning `()` from the else branch is wrong (type mismatch).


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> Is there a way to write a test for these previously missing calls to push a assign limit?

I… don’t think so. Nothing obviously break if they’re missing and we do not have a way to test the MIR (yet)…

> Also, maybe we should keep the impl and just have it push a assign limit in case of None? Or is that too non obvious? Seems like that's what we want in all cases

I think existence of that impl will do more harm than good in the long run. Also see the counter-response about `else` branch.


Merged here.


You still need to know how to trace individual rows/columns to their corresponding task executions, right?


Evil!


@tanx @toberndo: i'm ok for reverting this change, given the fact that the variable data was already defined in the function call so it does not require to be redefined. anyhow i think no javascript implementation would behave differently in the two possibilities.

i've retried on various browsers i get the same result using the following code and the two variations::

```
function inc(x) {
  return x + 1;
}

function test(a) {
   var b = inc(a),
   a = inc(b);
   alert(b);
}

test(1);
```


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@lonalore Does it work for you if you use e_IMAGE_ABS instead of e_IMAGE ?


Oh, my, oh, my, when will I ever learn to triple check? :)


`have`: there are many extension ;)


Ah, I see; something like `if 1 == 2 { 2 };` doesn’t compile either, in which case I think it is fine to assign unit in the else branch then.


Nexus 6p ElementalX Kernel  https://github.com/flar2/angler


Is there a word missing here, @evert?

"It signals ... that multiple ... may appear ... and **sabre/xml will** append those to the array"?


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On Wed, Jan 06, 2016 at 02:33:55PM -0800, Stéphane Graber wrote:
> Not gonna work with LVM (as shown by jenkins test results).

Ah, right. Derp.


ups an error message is missing. @Fasse please add a suitable message ;-)


No – in fact, since the function that’s being invoked is always known (it’s the Func that the Simplifier is defined in), we used to only have the simplifier take `List[T[LogicalPlan]]` (the arguments). However, I think it was the simplifier for `Substring` that forced us to change it to take the whole `InvokeF` node. Because we needed to build a new `Substring` node, but no `Substring` func existed at that point. So, if you could figure out a better way to implement that one, perhaps the simplifiers could be simplified again.


Hmm, this won't be quite right if using `const`/`let`/`var` since the first run through will do the destructuring just fine, but then the second run through will cause the destructuring and everything following to its own section.


I'm not sure but if you think it's a confusing sentence I'd happy accept your suggestions =)


This is absolutely impossible to commit as it is, since the carriage settings are kind of messed up it seems. Don't know if it's yours, mine, or github project's fault, but something is set the wrong way...


:D


I don't have any more time to work on this today, so if you want to pick it up and fix that problem, feel free.


[Django 1.8](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Django/1.8#downloads) also supports Python 3.2. This should be added, e.g. like this
```
py{32,33}-django18,
```


We inherited *most* of LLVM's conventions, which include a hard [80-column limit](http://llvm.org/docs/CodingStandards.html#source-code-width). Mass refactoring is the most common reason for it to get out of whack, and yes, sometimes things slip in, but we try not to make it worse, and people will occasionally clean them up when they're in the area (in a separate commit).

I think test files are largely exempt from this, partly because the "expected-error" mechanism we borrowed from Clang is cleaner when it's on the same line as the error message. I'd say we still try to keep the width fairly narrow there too: "80 columns except when it would make the test less clear".


ack


It removes the need to visit the login page by directly authenticating the user in the get method.

I do this because my authentication was done earlier by another application and the jupyterhub authentication is simply a handshake (urllib.request) between jupyterhub and this other app.


This annotation is not required since you're consuming no data as input parameter...


To expand about harm, I had to remove the implementation *just* to discover that `return` and `else` might be sharing the same problem which blocks had. I see it very likely that anybody modifying code for any of these three expressions, or the implementation itself, may have trouble even noticing (I certainly did have some) there might be more cases like the one at hand. If the implementation’s not obviously correct, I’d rather not have that magic in the first place.


I don't like this commit. I think that is gpu_flag is True, then why cuda isn't well imported? I think this case should not happen, so if there is a need for a fix, I think it is elsewhere.


есть


I think this commit broke the creation of new clients, see:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/KEYCLOAK-2267

Just verified this with the latest master and 1.8.0.CR1.

Cheers,
Thomas


настроил редактор


угу


If you add this, it means the discount used will not be the value coming from the screen and defined before with line
$remise_percent=GETPOST('remise_percent'.$predef);

I tested on 3.6.6 and it works correctly. The discount come from table when selecting the record on the supplier order page and is set by javascript, then when you add new line and after clicking on "add", the discount is added. So we use the discount of supplier price, except if we modified it manually just before adding, that's what we want.


This can use the reference package type `Canonical`, https://godoc.org/github.com/docker/docker/reference#Canonical

It can be used for any referenced object in a repository, not just an image/manifest


I still get this error when i try to run `test.py`

```bash
Assertion failed: (!jl_exception_occurred()), function mpb_initialize, file src/cmpb.c, line 172.

signal (6): Abort trap: 6
__pthread_kill at /usr/lib/system/libsystem_kernel.dylib (unknown line)
Abort trap: 6
```


One option is to hide it if there is no info available (currently there
is a blank field which just looks a bit odd...)

OR we can just accept Justin's change directly into the main amigo.
Sadly, the GONUTs community never turned out to be a community, I don't
think people follow the link much, or contribute, maybe it's time it
went. It can be replaced by something different next funding cycle.

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merged!


Looks like this commit broke the Windows builds. Chocolatey is already installed on AppVeyor environments, any particular reason you are re-installing it?


Ah OK!
Sorry this is not my code so I didn't have a very clear mind about all this either ^_^


@bungun, make sure you've run ``import ECOS`` from a julia prompt first


раскидал по ф-м. только нужен бест практис по считыванию в строку, дробление и передачу в структуру


Are you trying to set a default value? If so then it should be `options.debug = options.debug || true;`


ack


It seems `DOMError` is expecting two parameters.


Damn it


не знаю как лучше. пишут, если сам контролишь, то можно [], а если инпут от юзера, то для безопасности - at()


@Bermanmt
Good explanation of the xargs command. :+1:


FIRST! :+1:


*excpet


Well..."hh" and -4 should also use placeholders: datepart and count, or something similar. But it raises a bigger question: how should we decide which methods from %SYSTEM are in this document? It can't just be everyone's favorites, or it will become too long and cluttered. Remember, the original version contains info that is needed by students in the Foundations class.


Там куча предупреждений от Checkstyle которые нужно исправить. Запусти `mvn checkstyle:checkstyle`


@louisgv Just a heads up, GitHub sent me a notification about this commit because of the "@yonas better rename it to screenshot or something..." in your commit message :-)


Maybe like this? :-)
https://github.com/fruux/sabre.io/pull/77


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If not built with Darcula, Darcula license should also be removed from the dialog...


Hi.
Im Grunde hast du recht. Jeder Codepfad muss eine return-Anweisung haben. In dem speziellen Fall meiner eval-Methode wird aber der default-Fall mit der Exception beendet. Die Methode terminiert in diesem Fall also gar nicht. Ich wüsste auch gar nicht, was die Methode hier zurückgeben sollte.
In Bezug auf die Exception hast du recht. Die brauchen wir nicht unbedingt. Wir können es auch anders lösen. Irgendwie sollte der Benutzer aber darüber informiert werden, dass seine Eingabe ungültig war. Ich habe mich eben für die Exception entschieden.
Was die geschweiften Klammern angeht, denke ich, das ist Geschmackssache. Man kann die Klammern entweder, wie Eclipse es anbietet, direkt hinter den Methodenkopf, oder in eine neue Zeile setzen. Visual Studio und BlueJ zum Beispiel setzen bei code completion die öffnende geschweifte Klammer immer erst in der nächsten Zeile. Ich finde es so übersichtlicher. Ist aber egal, wenn du magst, kann ich es auch so wie in Eclipse machen.


Well, I was the one enabling it a few days ago, so this is more of an undo.


in fact your function expects a `char *string` because it modifies the buffer


Was not needed


ack


nope, no need to use isprint, we have `IS_PRINTABLE` in r_types/r_util


use IS_PRINTABLE


This commit closes the issue #2


Use http://woeid.rosselliot.co.nz/lookup to determine WOEID, as Yahoo Weather URLs no longer appear to use it as prominently.


wrong if the string contains `\x##`


Closes the issue #2


yup, `Pkg.add("ECOS")` and precompiling via `import ECOS` did the trick.


Ach ja, Kommentare kann ich noch reinmachen.


Убери лишнюю скобку в конце.


Also tried to use functions instead of writing having all of the code in "main"


this function shuold have `char *` as argument, as the function modifies its contents


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@crandmck Ping me on Slack and I'll show you how.


Try adding a `collection.rb`  file into your homework folder

Try this:
`class Album < Collection`
this means that the Album class will inherit all methods/ properties from the Collection class


Based on the source it looks like you are good as long as you dispose of the underlying content.

https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/blob/master/src/System.Net.Http/src/System/Net/Http/HttpResponseMessage.cs#L202


Cool. This should be smoother once https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/14577 is resolved.


this function does not takes in consideration if the string contains `\x##` values, so it will produce invalid output


I reverted it . Doesn't compile in Visual Studio 2013


This seems not to work, either. I'll need to debug through Jetty to see what is going on.


See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6659360/how-to-solve-javax-net-ssl-sslhandshakeexception-error


Both work ;)


https://github.com/goavki/apertium-html-tools/blob/cfa1d8afe6a143590195901345badd1866d3c3c0/assets/js/util.js#L22 Why not the same way as here?


when you add new variables to function it's stable to append it at the end so you don't need to change whole API thingy, anyways you can use whatever order you want, just make sure it's working as expected :+1:


Just for my understanding, this is temporary and they will come in their own aot style packages eventually or these are treated as standard libs and get shipped with ILC SDK?

I'll confirm if the CLI needs corresponding changes if we were to remove these from appdep.

@jkotas, @gkhanna79.


Try adding a collection.rb and inside create the play and shuffle methods there.  Then use the method `super` to inherit those methods from the Collection class into the Playlist/ Album class.


@shivaniRe
which smiley face specifically?
:smile: , :smiley: , :smirk:, or :sweat_smile: etc etc? Write it out in in emoji form!


Test repository for experimentation...


@olance Can you put changes like these through a PR? I don't think it's necessary to get sign off, but it adds some visibility.


I'm having a weird bug with other solvers:

```
Assertion failed: (!jl_exception_occurred()), function mpb_numvar, file src/cmpb.c, line 254.

signal (6): Abort trap: 6
__pthread_kill at /usr/lib/system/libsystem_kernel.dylib (unknown line)
[1]    69782 abort      python python/test.py
```
This happened for SCS and Cbc.


@shivaniRe
I use Python 2.7 as well!

Which command to check python version? Write it out!


I thought I had manually verified implementing LifeCycle worked with 9.3.6.


Ich habe mir deine Codevariante noch angesehen. An sich alles klar, aber probier mal, was passiert, wenn du eine zweistellige Zahl als Eingabe nimmst.


[You reminded me about one major practice I eventually wanted to be
mentioned in guidelines - to ban hard-coded constants in the code, but this
is different story]

You right that in general it should use placeholders instead of some
particular function codes, but well, taking into consideration that this is
cheat sheet for absolute novices I'd be ok to have few (most important at
least, or most frequently used) functions mentioned for some system
functions or $zu functions. They are _too many_ for newcomers, and it's ok
to mention some. This still be useful for students. IMVHO.

I'd add - if we would consider 10 more $system.SQL.* functions worth to be
mentioned here, I'm ok. [Opened for suggestions]

Cheat sheet is cheat sheet, ideally it should be self-contained and not
require extra research. [Though, if some recipe will require extra research
we better provide link to full function documentation]

http://about.me/timur.safin

2016-01-07 2:05 GMT+03:00 Joel Solon <notifications@github.com>:

> Well..."hh" and -4 should also use placeholders: datepart and count, or
> something similar. But it raises a bigger question: how should we decide
> which methods from %SYSTEM are in this document? It can't just be
> everyone's favorites, or it will become too long and cluttered. Remember,
> the original version contains info that is needed by students in the
> Foundations class.
>
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> .
>


I like your project, but this breaks webpack for me with a
```This seems to be a pre-built javascript file. Though this is possible, it's not recommended. Try to require the original source to get better results.```


ack


Hi @bwaidelich, basically if you call ComponentContext::replaceHttpRequest($foo), you replace the HTTP request in the ComponentContext., before that this HTTP request was a reference to the one that come from the RequestHandler ... but after the call of replaceHttpRequest the RequestHandler and the ComponentContext does not use the same request.


@balsdorf please review and make changes to this method (see this commit message)

if all is correct, then makes sense to hardcode this method to return `false`


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Recommend making these two final so it's clear that they are to be used only to store default values for the options.


Вопросы:
* Верно понимаю, что в случае прихода части сообщения, она откинется?
```
            try {
                onMessage.accept(fromByteBuffer(buffer));
            } finally {
                submitReadTask(socketChannel, onMessage, onError);
            }
```
* Условие на прерывание просто так или предполагается, что кто-то может прервать поток?
```
            while (!Thread.interrupted()) {
                server.accept();
            }
```
* _socketChannels_ типа _ConcurrentHashMap_ с использованием _entrySet_ обеспечивает некоторую защиту, однако напишите какую логику закладывали для ситуации:
  * Делаем broadcast
 ```
        socketChannels.entrySet().stream()
                .map(Map.Entry::getKey)
                .filter(channel -> !channel.equals(filter))
                .forEach(channel -> submitWriteTask(channel, buffer));
 ```
  * || с этим удаляется один из клиентов из-за ошибки чтения
 ```
        result -> socketChannels.remove(socketChannel)
 ```
   * Видимо, кидается
 ```
    @Override
    protected void onError(@NotNull Integer result) throws IOException {
        throw new IOException("result code on write: " + result);
    }
 ```


this is to excessive since it is called very often
it should be enclosed with #ifdef 0...#endif or something like that which will allow us to easily add or completely remove it


If you check out the master branch of SCS and MathProgBase, those solvers
should work.
On Jan 6, 2016 3:15 PM, "Steven Diamond" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I'm having a weird bug with other solvers:
>
> Assertion failed: (!jl_exception_occurred()), function mpb_numvar, file src/cmpb.c, line 254.
>
> signal (6): Abort trap: 6
> __pthread_kill at /usr/lib/system/libsystem_kernel.dylib (unknown line)
> [1]    69782 abort      python python/test.py
>
> This happened for SCS and Cbc.
>
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> .
>


the hex dump should be done only if there is error, not for every message


This check seems unnecessary, why does pushing official repos need to be special cased here.


How do I turn this off? I use &autochdir and I don't like it.


I specifically had left these here because when you compile down an external piqi module that incorporates expectations from the schema, the compiler needs to be able to see that the type in the Stmt_piqi module and the module that is being imported at the top line are equivalent. Otherwise, it sees them as distinct, and then other modules that build off of or import the schema fail. The same is true of IR types.


I'm a little concerned that despite converting to React, this isn't actually that much easier to parse. Part of it might be that all these `dangerouslySetInnerHTML` make things a little more messy. Some of it might be something we can improve via "serious cleanup". What do you think?


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Why is this needed? If only read access is needed and having it in the possible blobsum list ensures that at some point there was read access to the object, there shouldn't be a need to filter out these cases.


Prefer `return` here, as in line 170.


You're right, I meant to do this for official source repos


why is it info and not error ?


Смущает меня, что сообщение не полностью локализовано. Давай сделаем вот так:

```
Размер файла должен быть не более {value} ${unit.name().equals('Kb') ? 'Кбайт' : unit.name().equals('Mb') ? 'Мбайт' : 'байт'}
```

Как видишь гигабайты я не добавил. Будет очень длинное сообщение и я еще вчера хотел предложить удалить их. Как думаешь -- убрать их или сообщение усложнять еще одной проверкой?

См. также http://blog.codeleak.pl/2014/06/better-error-messages-with-bean.html (Example 2: Conditional logic)


Ah ok, you made it more concise for consumers. It was redundant, I see that.


`comand` -> `command`


Weird style compared to our other tests, but works for me!


Is this necessary? (below we only `preventDefault`)


develop (DavidGoldwasser) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2347 of 2384 tests passed)

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Well you may disagree, but I thought it provided good flexibility to consumers to be able to break their data up how they wanted.


I think there is already a function for it ngx_hex_dump in the ngx core


Yeah, it took an extra layer of wrapping in describe() to not have the flag continue between tests.


@shivaniRe

Vim is a great editor! It's very powerful. Just make sure to learn the three modes of operation with vim. It could be tricky.

As for choice of graphical editor, I see where your answer come from. Ipython notebook is very powerful and versatile and allows for beautiful report style notebook with markdown, code as well as plots all in one place.

However, Ipython Notebook is not really considered an editor. It's an interactive python environment. Take some time to play around and discover your favorite graphical text/code editor. Sublime Text is a popular choice and you could start from there.


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Copy paste issue for the title... Should actually say questinfo types.


Refers to issue #83.


I'm so happy and grateful for this stuff :)


This is not an error.  It just gives us confimation that the directory was indeed deleted in case we run into more “open() failed” errors

From: Amir Pauker <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>>
Reply-To: accretive/nginx-rtmp-module <reply@reply.github.com<mailto:reply@reply.github.com>>
Date: Wednesday, January 6, 2016 at 3:26 PM
To: accretive/nginx-rtmp-module <nginx-rtmp-module@noreply.github.com<mailto:nginx-rtmp-module@noreply.github.com>>
Cc: Gary Abels <gary.abels@accretivetg.com<mailto:gary.abels@accretivetg.com>>
Subject: Re: [nginx-rtmp-module] Additional changes for DEV-23213 and also changes for DEV-23216 (cc25ac1)

why is it info and not error ?

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Very concise. Also the Get and Put modules make things organized and segregate the role of functions.


Not that important, but even if the `addColorWithName()` using a `String` as value indeed doesn't make sense in a CLR parser — as that string format used there is from the text file format I imagined — the version with `UInt32` still might make sense.
And a version with an `NSColor` (as it's the base format used by CLR files like String is the base format for the text file format) might make sense too here
(but not sure that's totally essential though, might merge without any for now, that was just a live thought)


Previously, level.default == True and level.episode.in_development == False and level.anonymous == True, would return True

This change would mean in that case it would return False


I prefer Rails to be strongly opinionated, convention over configuration, as it always has been. Understand that it is maturing and allowing more customization, but not having a default to me is a bit too far.

@dhh, please give me back an omakase so I can celebrate Rails 5 with a bottle of sake :sake:.


The brackets are spurious here


LGTM


Refers to issue #101.


This commit's missing a tag and a time


I would avoid using this type when possible, it carries with it too much information that we likely don't need and should not rely on. Instead just use the `reference.Named`.


Added use of GETOPT so user can specify source, dest, and exclusion args in any own order.
EX:
`-s <SOURCE>`
`-d <DEST>`
`-e <EXCLUSION>`


Oh, OK. But to be fair, Java is pretty crappy on Windows. :laughing:


(See https://github.com/JuliaOpt/MathProgBase.jl/commit/b9256567021e2eecc85c0c2dded57f14fdeb8d4f and https://github.com/JuliaOpt/SCS.jl/commit/0a28aadaffeea8f06e8e0924a000d6a8d8ce0dab)


Support registering multiple URIs at a time

     - PR: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/gibson/pull/7

Pivotal Tracker Story
- https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/110706510


hi @ozzieliu
cc: @julialintern @aramnath @gfsoileau @Vinoad @galvin-mj
cc:  @reshamametis

Q7:  Correct, probability is 5/11

Q8:  I would be more inclined to say that the probability is updated based on the observed outcomes (not necessarily that the coin was unfair.  It is possible to get 80 heads and still have a fair coin (the prob is low).  (Starting probability is 0.50, but we would update based on new observations.)

*Maybe I am being a little nitpicky?* @julialintern - feel free to add to discussion, optional.

Posterior Probability = Likelihood * Prior Probability

Great job!  :+1:

@reshamametis


This is great, I should have done this sooner. It wasn't so much overhead, but I was focused solely on getting IR serialization to work.


So far the name change is made only for tests, not for product code, due to backward compatiblity.


Use Emacs?  :smiling_imp:

![emacs](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5639/12158064/3e253296-b49c-11e5-9123-92503a1de882.gif)


These lines alter the way the piqi compiler spits out any .ml module for building, so when compiler goes to resolve the Stmt_piqi module that gets generated, it can see it.


I kid, I kid.  We can go with the other rule.  Your reasoning works for me.


@Nickiam7 I didn't run the code (going to bed), but it does look good to me reading it!


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Ok, I didn't see the line that says "We will wait until 5.1 to make a decision". I'd argue that in the case do not advertise this whole feature until such decision can be made, inline with my comments above. I definitely don't want to pick something not the default in 5.1 for my new projects in 5.0.


I liked the little flag thing on the top. Sad it's gone.


Issued:  https://github.com/NoRedInk/ruby-style-guide/issues/1


I really wish JavaScript had some sort of "read only" marking for objects, so this would be detected.


Looks like I missed some tid fields in Arg at least :( probably elsewhere. So the conformance of a roundtrip serialization to the ocaml vernacular is more correct, but probably when people go to write other serialization formats they could have difficulty due to the one or two subtleties that I pointed out earlier.


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I mean, it does, but I really wish it could be done on a per-object basis instead of a per-property basis, in a way that doesn't kill optimization.


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Oh clean :)


I like this approach in general. However I notice a few things:

- `typeOrdering` and `typeComparison` are rather general. Since they specifically provide some context to the `crossTypeCompare` function: Why not name them `crossTypeOrdering` and `crossTypeComparison`? `crossTypeCompare` might also be renamed `crossTypeSort` to clarify its intended purpose.

- Sorting tables is done by the number of elements. This means a (slight?) performance impact, while still not providing a comparison that's really meaningful.

- Other types will receive no sorting at all among themselves (having no comparison function for a certain type leads to `crossTypeCompare` always returning `false`).

The latter two might lead to sort orders that are unpredictable / not stable.

I suggest introducing a "fallback" comparison function instead (`crossTypeComparison.other`). A `function(a, b) return tostring(a) < tostring(b); end` should do reasonably well for many types, including boolean, tables, userdata and LuaJIT cdata - making separate functions obsolete. It should also respect `__tostring` metamethods for types that offer them.

See https://gist.github.com/n1tehawk/989ba4a4f098c2c06af3 for what I have in mind. (This will also let your unit checks pass without further changes.)

Regards, NiteHawk


Added the http status object (essentially a big enum) just because its useful.


``__init__()`` 内部で ``len`` を計算しなくても良いのではないでしょうか？

``OFPBucket`` などは ``__init__()`` では計算せず、
``parser()`` や ``serialize()`` の中で計算しています。
https://github.com/osrg/ryu/blob/master/ryu/ofproto/ofproto_v1_4_parser.py#L5193


Ah thanks. I wasn't sure about this.

We should discuss again how we best make use of this manufacturer field, because just allowing "Ultimaker" and "Other" is suboptimal.


Good to know, I didn't learn it was possible until I had to work around
what I called a bug in meson. Turns out meson adds an @ to the file name
which gives the linker a heart ache and they refused to "fix" it :(

Anyway, I'll pull in the change.

On Wed, Jan 6, 2016, 12:17 PM Niklas Rosenstein <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I did not know that works, I'm not familiar with linker scripts. But if
> that works, sure it's great. :) If it would not have worked, it would also
> be possible render the template linker script from the Craftfile (just like
> it creates the build.ninja on export) and not through Ninja -> Python.
>
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>


@mpollmeier  do we have any test that covers this?

Is this used at all?

Coverage is zero on this

https://coveralls.io/builds/4608555/source?filename=driver%2Fsrc%2Fmain%2Fjava%2Forg%2Fapache%2Ftinkerpop%2Fgremlin%2Forientdb%2FOrientGraph.java#L210


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They both work now. Thanks!

On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 3:35 PM Miles Lubin <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> (See JuliaOpt/MathProgBase.jl@b925656
> <https://github.com/JuliaOpt/MathProgBase.jl/commit/b9256567021e2eecc85c0c2dded57f14fdeb8d4f>
> and JuliaOpt/SCS.jl@0a28aad
> <https://github.com/JuliaOpt/SCS.jl/commit/0a28aadaffeea8f06e8e0924a000d6a8d8ce0dab>
> )
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:+1: thanks for this, learned my lesson to use stable releases from now on!


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This doesn't look like it actually tests that we increment the counter. Is that correct?


Fixed.


Yeah, I wish we could put all the laziness logic in one place, but this seems like the right approach for now.


this version doesn't create battery drains?


Why remove the X? typo?


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The net_35 project is still identifying as a PCL project and so it is complaining that the TargetFrameworkIdentifier is invalid when loaded in Visual Studio 2013.


Or is that string reused by both?


So far I don't see any ill effects yet but I'll monitor further.


@shivaniRe
Sudo is a very important command indeed!

```
$ ls -l
```
however, is not just forcing the output to be one entry per line. The key feature is to list files in long format with detailed information about user group, time created/modified, size, file permissions etc etc...


This was an unintentional change.


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1 метод getclient, на стороні браузера з нього дістаєш, що треба


Nit, `stepPb.getSubsteps() != null ? ImmutableList.copyOf(stepPb.getSubsteps()) : ImmutableList.<String>of())`
Though probably fine as is as guava returns the immutable empty list in the copyOf as is...


remember the other wakeblocker that you detected it created battery drains? Thats why i asked..  I'm interested on this feature but afraid again the battery kill like the other time on lolipop xD


Thanks! :)


Should Ipopt work? I get a massive error right now:
```
signal (11): Segmentation fault: 11
jl_method_table_assoc_exact at /Users/osx/buildbot/slave/package_osx10_9-x64/build/src/gf.c:251
jl_apply_generic at /Users/osx/buildbot/slave/package_osx10_9-x64/build/src/gf.c:1663
jl_apply at /Users/osx/buildbot/slave/package_osx10_9-x64/build/src/./julia.h:1325
mpb_objectid at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/python2.7/site-packages/libcmpb.dylib (unknown line)
mpb_register_object at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/python2.7/site-packages/libcmpb.dylib (unknown line)
mpb_new_model at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/python2.7/site-packages/libcmpb.dylib (unknown line)
ffi_call_unix64 at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/python2.7/lib-dynload/_ctypes.so (unknown line)
ffi_call at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/python2.7/lib-dynload/_ctypes.so (unknown line)
_ctypes_callproc at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/python2.7/lib-dynload/_ctypes.so (unknown line)
PyCFuncPtr_call at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/python2.7/lib-dynload/_ctypes.so (unknown line)
PyObject_Call at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
PyEval_EvalFrameEx at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
PyEval_EvalCodeEx at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
function_call at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
PyObject_Call at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
instancemethod_call at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
PyObject_Call at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
slot_tp_init at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
type_call at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
PyObject_Call at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
PyEval_EvalFrameEx at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
PyEval_EvalFrameEx at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
PyEval_EvalCodeEx at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
PyEval_EvalCode at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
PyRun_FileExFlags at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
PyRun_SimpleFileExFlags at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
Py_Main at /Users/stevend2/anaconda/lib/libpython2.7.dylib (unknown line)
[1]    71318 segmentation fault  python python/test.py
```


@bcoca @jimi-c  out of curiosity, why was this reverted? i was just about to send in a pull request to add this back, because without it the `template` module does not work with `always_run: yes` in check-mode.

thanks!


Agreed. Added this in commit e4ee32fd69867377ee093e10d48bf757ada7b690.


This should be `containerId.getApplicationAttemptId().toString()`.


new треба обробляти на стороні сервера, заюзай якийсь http client.


ок, крім зауважень


The id used here to get a `GobblinMetrics ` is better be the Yarn application ID.


I approve of this repo name


Issued:  https://github.com/NoRedInk/ruby-style-guide/issues/2


Please rename the variable to `eventMetadataBuilder`


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Good catch! Fixed it!

I'm not sure why you can't reach it; I can. Is there more output you can share on the other ticket?


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[![Lion Gardner House, Easthampton, Long Island](http://api.artsmia.org/images/7251/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=7251)


[![Midsummer in Minnesota](http://api.artsmia.org/images/15919/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=15919)


[![Common Labor, 6 p.m.](http://api.artsmia.org/images/20019/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=20019)


[![Common Labor, 6 a.m.](http://api.artsmia.org/images/20020/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=20020)


[![Finishing Touches](http://api.artsmia.org/images/28250/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=28250)


[![Breast Feeding](http://api.artsmia.org/images/29251/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=29251)


[![Railroad Yard, Chicago](http://api.artsmia.org/images/30838/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=30838)


[![Coney Island Beach](http://api.artsmia.org/images/42876/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=42876)


[![Our Good Earth](http://api.artsmia.org/images/43055/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=43055)


[![John Brown](http://api.artsmia.org/images/43056/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=43056)


[![The People Work- Morning](http://api.artsmia.org/images/43237/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=43237)


[![Construction (The Riveter)](http://api.artsmia.org/images/43238/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=43238)


[![Lower Manhattan](http://api.artsmia.org/images/43271/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=43271)


[![Demolition No. 1](http://api.artsmia.org/images/43352/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=43352)


[![Little Penthouse](http://api.artsmia.org/images/43495/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=43495)


[![Gaiety Burlesk](http://api.artsmia.org/images/43846/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=43846)


[![The Music Lesson](http://api.artsmia.org/images/43873/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=43873)


[![Grandma's Kitchen](http://api.artsmia.org/images/50421/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=50421)


[![The Cross of Gold, Cedar Street Building](http://api.artsmia.org/images/51812/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=51812)


[![Under the Bridges, Chicago](http://api.artsmia.org/images/52040/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=52040)


[![Hell Hole](http://api.artsmia.org/images/52584/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=52584)


[![Roofs, Summer Night](http://api.artsmia.org/images/52588/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=52588)


[![Southwestern Summer](http://api.artsmia.org/images/54861/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=54861)


[![Shadows, Garage at Night](http://api.artsmia.org/images/57422/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=57422)


[![Five O'Clock](http://api.artsmia.org/images/58342/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=58342)


[![In the Spring](http://api.artsmia.org/images/59576/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=59576)


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Hmm, well yes but this helps to identify the two endpoints. I wouldn't know a better option. `endpoint1` and `endpoint2` perhaps?


这个放到*.env*那边会不会好一点，这里用env()获取


Even better indeed!
Thanks!


getting this error on fresh build.
FULL_BUILD=true ar71xx.default

Package kmod-ipt-layer7 is missing dependencies for the following libraries:
nf_conntrack.ko


改行入れよう


Wow.  I didn't expect to find my full Google Code repository copied across to an anonymous GitHub site, where there is no chance to manage or correct my files.  Web1mhz, could you please email me to discuss the best way to handle these sets of code.
thanks
Dan Rosauer
dan.rosauer@anu.edu.au


first


@stanlylau could you take a look at the new scenario that I just added?


98,98两行直接合成一行port_str_ = authority_match[4].str();


ObjexxFCL41 (DeadParrot) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (935 of 935 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-25.38%25-green.svg)


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 10788](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=100659&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 212 Build time: 00:04:51


Why did you use map (x => (x, x)) ?
I think you only use one value (x._1)


Will do.


Just to write something


I'll create a new section.


Added spacing and comments to be consistent


@mikemcquaid I'm a bit doubtful it actually does, but since I cannot reproduce the original issue, I can't actually demonstrate this doesn't help. Maybe I'm just wrong. This `require` certainly doesn't hurt.

The reason I have my doubts is that `cmd/update` requires `cmd/tap` which requires `tap`, so this file is already loaded before the change from this commit can have any effect.


sdfsdf sdf


It can be different from the app in which the tests are located. As long as the specified `app_label` is part of the ones specified to the `isolate_apps` instance.


Shall we use '/' as a convention for listing of books?


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.1126](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=13379&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 560, ignored: 6 Build time: 00:24:06


Shouldn't the value of `Discourse.getURL('/c/')` be escaped here?


CBECC-Reintegration (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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特定のユーザの特徴量を活用する場合は、大きく次の2つのやり方があると思います。
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
2. ユーザ毎にcsvファイルを作成
上記の1.2. どちらで実装してもいいと思います。

音声合成についてはまた時間ができたら確認します。


This assumes there will only be one Edit button or the first Edit button.


We have karma-jasmine already. +1


Looks ok for now, but the choosing of Edit button could be more specific.


Working through Html and CSS to figure how I want to display projects


屌，微信分享的图片没有显示。。


TeamCity LabKey :: Trunk :: Premium :: Git sqlserver 2014 [Build 176](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=295203&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitSqlserver2014) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Running Build time: 00:02:10


Extra **>** right before *our setups*.


*token*没有过期时间呀


I'll most likely end up switching to opensource powerHAL not much of a performance hit


woshi


xixi


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1465 of 1465 tests passed)

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Also, Are you sure how Spark context will divide 4 elements into 3 partitions ?
Will it always divide it like this (1, 1, 2)
Or may be this can be changed by changing spark version !!


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 10789](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=100669&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 212 Build time: 00:03:50


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Lookin good


OK


Understood. Will take note of that when I added more specs.


提交ES6工具栈


Damn, I'll have to reinstall. ;)

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wrote:

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>
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Please add:

```ruby
# @return [Integer] the number of days elapsed between
#   the first and last activity
```


用if (connection_id != kInvalidConnectionId)


babel


If the false is desired to be explicit:

```
const bool computedProp = false;
atom->setProp(common_properties::_CIPCode, cipCode, computedProp);
```
Or just drop the computedProp entirely.


I get minute differences, oddly enough:

```r
R> dim(alldata)     ## freshly updated and reinstalled
[1] 11536    34
\R> all2 <- readr::read_csv(system.file("rawdata", "ncis_bystate_bymonth_bytype.csv", package="gunsales"), na = "#N/A")
R> dim(all2)
[1] 11536    34
R> all.equal(alldata,all2)
[1] "Rows in x but not y: 2828, 10141. Rows in y but not x: 10141, 2828. "
R>
```