I think this `echo` command isn't really necessary. During the code execution, an message "OK" will be prompted from nowhere.


I'd suggest taking out this use of `getLocalizedName` entirely; it's supposed to be a plain-language, human-readable string, and using it as a CSS class name (however it's escaped) is weird. If we need a symbolic name for this, we should use a public identifier or something like that.

For the URL, using `|escape:"url"` is like urlescape; it's good for individual parameter values but not entire URLs. `|escape` (which behaves like `|escape:"html"`) uses `htmlspecialchars($string, ENT_QUOTES, $char_set)`, which -- I believe! -- is what we want.


Eljay: would you mind signing the CLA at https://developers.google.com/open-source/cla/individual?csw=1 ? I know this is a small change, but I think it's good to have the paperwork in order, and it'll smooth things for future PR's.


me falto agregar una funcion para el catalogo de productos y tambien cambios para hacer la practica de sincronisacion


This is definitely not an option, we have to preserve the agent as /bin/sh compatible in order not to introduce regressions for installations without the other shell (in this case bash).


:sunglasses:


This is a type defined in pal_mstypes.h as char. It is used in the VM and Jit, and IMHO is a bit more readable this way.


I don't think this strategy is appropriate. For some errors, retrying make sense. But for some others, there is no point on retrying.

Plus, an approach using `case` statement should be more robust and the error message from SSH command can be reused in the message prompted to the user.


Was this chunk intentional?


@dkubb I attempted to run #mutant on this module and the .included section failed. I reread the issue I posted last september describing a similar problem, and looked at @mbj example but I have failed to translate his example of killing the mutations for

```
def self.included(base)
        base.extend(ClassMethods)
end
```

into something that works for this context. If I have a hint of how to do this I could kill the similar mutations in the 4 other Actions modules.


Nit: no newline at end looks weird in github


No bashisms please.


No meeen


@ogham, I hope this would finally properly fix #6. Could you publish it?

As I mentioned in #6, tests started crashing for me in `x86_64-pc-windows-gnu` under `wine` with 1.6.0 and 1.7.0-beta.3, but not nightly, but they crash for me in empty project as created by cargo too, so I believe it is a generic problem between those rustc versions and wine and not related to locale.


As long as the tests works :-)

It is probably good time to do a formal release. say version 1.0

I do have some patches for changing how bits-dict works to make it more
flexible.
I will try to clean them up and sen to you later today.

Maybe you can aim at doing a 1.0 release next week?

On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 11:08 AM, Markus Rosjat <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

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>


Test :shipit:


@dkubb earlier you suggested

Also, you could yield the object into the block without breaking the public API (because anyone using this api now would not be yielding anything to the block, which would not raise an error). This would allow you to use #member_endpoint, since the id would've been set in the constructor. So this could then become:

`new(id: id) { |object| get(object.member_endpoint, options) }`

But I tried that and could not get a connection to member_endpoint. I infer it is because the object is not being returned. ???


ack


Strange. Are we talkning about bf69c9d507c?
This is now the last commit in the PR.
Did you try to `fetch -f` from my repo?


rake db:migrate to migrate table from ./db/migrate/[date]_devise_create_users.rb


@freebroccolo [Re point 1], OK, cool. That's very nice—in some sense, it is much more convincing than Nuprl or JonPRL's universes, which are inductively defined (though, because the PER construction is internalized via the `pertype` constructor and Nuprl has only one syntactic sort, it is harder to observe the lack of open-endedness).

[Re point 2]. This is fascinating... I wonder if the difference is that, in the coinductive definition, the structure unfolds over time (i.e. multiple stages), so (like the expansion of a real number) the higher structure could depend on a free choice sequence, or more generally, a non-recursive object that we can observe over time. On the other hand, the shapes/presheaf style is really an apparatus that allows someone to generate as much of the higher structure as is desired at a *single* stage, and so therefore the structure has to be entirely lawlike since there is no way to exploit epistemic change over time.


@ogham, by the way, adding uploaders to crates.io is [explained here](http://doc.crates.io/crates-io.html#cargo-owner), if you wanted.


true. good catch.


What is the benefit of this change?


Thanks for the info. Maybe I'll try to cook something up with this!


At least on github view, this appears to gave a wrong indentation.


Identação


Since the `solo` method is defined in the parent class, there's no need to redefine it at this point. you can just call it with: `self.solo(length)`


Maybe a different output folder, as to not trip over other execution's output?


Now that you're back to that ondemand freq calculation, this may be beneficial:
https://github.com/stratosk/kernel_msm/commit/9df03b662b9c213c75ac082138f5ab8afadb9d94


So, I thought about this, and that's why it's in the TODO list, but it would require more work. Specifically, if we freely allow mixing of DNSSEC and non-DNSSEC transaction, then we'd have to beef up the cache for that too, and remember for each entry if DNSSEC-checks where applied for it or not. Note that the authenticated bool we already maintain for each cache entry is something different: it just allows distinguishing between "properly signed" and "rightfully unsigned", and even in DNSSEC mode it's completely OK to return data with the bit unset, after all not all of the Internet is signed, and we can prove which parts rightfully are not signed.

So, we'd need a new per-cache-item bool (and probably also DnsAnswerFlags bit), that is called "dnssec". And we should allow replacing non-DNSSEC cache entries to DNSSEC cache entries, but not vice versa. And transactions where DNSSEC is on should accept cached data only if the bool is also set for it. Transactions where DNSSEC is off may accept any cached data otoh.

I think conceptually adding all this makes a lot of sense. though.

I'd probably not try to overload the SD_RESOLVED_AUTHENTICATED bit for requesting a specific DNSSEC mode though. Instead I'd just intrdouce a new set of SD_RESOLVED_DNSSEC_DEFAULT, SD_RESOLVED_DNSSEC_YES, SD_RESOLVED_DNSSEC_NO, SD_RESOLVED_DNSSEC_ALLOW_DOWNGRADE defines, that are enum-like and use two new bits for that, wich are only available at input, and where "default" maps to "0", of course... something like this:

```c
#define SD_RESOLVED_DNSSEC_DEFAULT 0
#define SD_RESOLVED_DNSSEC_NO (UINT64_C(1) << 10)
#define SD_RESOLVED_DNSSEC_YES (UINT64_C(2) << 10)
#define SD_RESOLVED_DNSSEC_ALLOW_DOWNGRADE (UINT64_C(3) << 10)
#define _SD_RESOLVED_DNSSEC_MASK (UINT64_C(3) << 10)
```


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@nnarhinen - I would very much like to resurrect this, but haven't found a way to teach webpack to pack hls.js before flowplayer.hlsjs.js


It's on purpose to make uncrustify happy. Known issue.


This message should be just "Retrying... (X/Y)" since we already have an error message above.


I don't think so - if anything it works well as it is familiar and easy to get acquainted with - the objective is just to base the simulations in reality not to develop a full-fledged rigorous simulation specific to a certain drug so I wouldn't stress too much on a drug choice


@bozana, do you mind extending the other fields? There's really no downside and it's quick to do, though I agree that longer URLs will be uncommon.


Nah, it has nothing to do with load order: https://github.com/dailymotion/hls.js/issues/240#issuecomment-184345059


I'd say we can just start with PK


Many thanks for your answer.

Cans you please tell me what exact version and build are you using on
domoticz side and mysensors.

2016-02-13 20:37 GMT+00:00 zaphodus <notifications@github.com>:

> I was tried your sketch posted in
> http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/2835/mysensors-esp8266-gw-with-relay-presentation-relay-not-working-why
> and it is working properly.
>
> Domoticz:
>
> 2016-02-13 21:20:05.165 TCP: Reconnecting...
> 2016-02-13 21:20:06.165 MySensors: connected to: 192.168.42.43:5003
> 2016-02-13 21:20:06.165 MySensors: Gateway Ready...
> 2016-02-13 21:20:06.166 MySensors: Node: 0, Sketch Name: Relay2
> 2016-02-13 21:20:06.166 MySensors: Node: 0, Sketch Version: 2.0
> 2016-02-13 21:20:07.167 MySensors: VERSION from NodeID: 0, ChildID: 255,
> Payload: 2.0.0-beta
> 2016-02-13 21:20:07.167 MySensors: VERSION from NodeID: 0, ChildID: 255,
> Payload: 2.0.0-beta
>
> ESP:
>
> 0;255;3;0;9;Client 0 connected
> start call presentation
> Start wait
> End wait
> End call presentation
> 0;255;3;0;9;Client 0: 0;0;3;0;2;
> 0;255;3;0;9;Client 0: 0;0;3;0;2;Get Version
> 0;255;3;0;9;Client 0: 0;0;3;0;18;PING
> 0;255;3;0;9;Client 0: 0;0;3;0;18;PING
> 0;255;3;0;9;Client 0: 0;0;3;0;18;PIN
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


You might also want to note correlations as a step


## The commit message is a bit confusing. Here is what I did:

1. Added header text, score display area, 'replay' button and intro text, etc.
2. Changed fonts to Sans-Serif.
3. Changed background image.


Do you mean a pentaho.lang.IEventHandle?


I think we should focus on a 'deep' dive into PK to get a feel for the project flow and organization, we can circle back to PD, but that is a bit of a different beast, and will also come with the 'baggage' of various ways of how to connect the PK and PD, etc.


good Google skills :) Hope you understand what does this mean


use DNS_HOSTNAME_MAX instead of RESOURCE_KEY_NAME_MAX please...

Also please prefix with "DNS_" as the rest in this source file...

Also to stay in line with how this is called for our other calls I think RESOURCE_KEY_BUF_SIZE should probably be named DNS_RESOURCE_KEY_STRING_MAX.


Yep. I did this anyway because there's little difference.


looks OK.


Yes. It has recently been renamed to IEventRegistrationHandle :-)


Ok, esta aprobado.


No, I don't mind -- that's why I was asking... :-) Thanks!!!


hmm, the `sizeof "CLASS" + DECIMAL_STR_MAX(uint16_t))` part might deserve its own #define maybe? i.e.

```c
#define DNS_CLASS_STRING_MAX …
```

This way we could even verify at in a tets that all dns class names we know are withing this size limit. (And similar for the type even).


So what? You made PR after DateTimeUtils was. So you ought to use existing code from master anyway.


@eddumelendez I think the Travis CI test fails because default value of hosts is null


oh, and the sizeof("CLASS") will include the NUL byte, hence return 6, which means the constant is actually a few bytes larger than necessary (not that it matters...)


Thanks will be going into a release sometime in the next couple of weeks.


@tianon

```go
package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"log"

	"pault.ag/go/debian/deb"
)

func main() {
	debFile, err := deb.Load("/home/paultag/tmp/docker.io_1.8.3~ds1-2_amd64.deb")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	for {
		entry, err := debFile.Next()
		if err == io.EOF {
			break
		}
		if err != nil {
			panic(err)
		}

		if !entry.IsTarfile() {
			continue
		}

		tr, err := entry.Tarfile()
		if err != nil {
			panic(err)
		}

		fmt.Printf("%s:\n", entry.Name)
		for {
			hdr, err := tr.Next()
			if err == io.EOF {
				// end of tar archive
				break
			}
			if err != nil {
				log.Fatalln(err)
			}
			fmt.Printf(" -> %s:\n", hdr.Name)
		}

	}
}
```

produces

```

control.tar.gz:
 -> ./:
 -> ./md5sums:
 -> ./control:
 -> ./conffiles:
 -> ./postrm:
 -> ./prerm:
 -> ./preinst:
 -> ./postinst:
data.tar.xz:
 -> ./:
 -> ./etc/:
 -> ./etc/init.d/:
 -> ./etc/init.d/docker:
 -> ./etc/default/:
 -> ./etc/default/docker:
 -> ./etc/init/:
 -> ./etc/init/docker.conf:
 -> ./lib/:
 -> ./lib/udev/:
 -> ./lib/udev/rules.d/:
 -> ./lib/udev/rules.d/80-docker.io.rules:
 -> ./lib/systemd/:
 -> ./lib/systemd/system/:
 -> ./lib/systemd/system/docker.socket:
 -> ./lib/systemd/system/docker.service:
 -> ./usr/:
 -> ./usr/share/:
 -> ./usr/share/lintian/:
 -> ./usr/share/lintian/overrides/:
 -> ./usr/share/lintian/overrides/docker.io:
 -> ./usr/share/bash-completion/:
 -> ./usr/share/bash-completion/completions/:
 -> ./usr/share/bash-completion/completions/docker:
 -> ./usr/share/man/:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man5/:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man5/Dockerfile.5.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-wait.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-version.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-unpause.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-top.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-tag.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-stop.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-stats.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-start.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-search.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-save.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-run.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-rmi.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-rm.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-restart.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-rename.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-push.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-pull.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-ps.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-port.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-pause.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-logs.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-logout.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-login.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-load.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-kill.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-inspect.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-info.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-import.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-images.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-history.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-export.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-exec.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-events.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-diff.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-create.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-cp.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-commit.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-build.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/man/man1/docker-attach.1.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/doc/:
 -> ./usr/share/doc/docker.io/:
 -> ./usr/share/doc/docker.io/changelog.Debian.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/doc/docker.io/changelog.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/doc/docker.io/README.md.gz:
 -> ./usr/share/doc/docker.io/copyright:
 -> ./usr/share/doc/docker.io/README.Debian:
 -> ./usr/share/zsh/:
 -> ./usr/share/zsh/vendor-completions/:
 -> ./usr/share/zsh/vendor-completions/_docker:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/nuke-graph-directory.sh:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkseccomp.sample:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkseccomp.pl:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage.sh:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage-yum.sh:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage-rinse.sh:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage-debootstrap.sh:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage-crux.sh:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage-busybox.sh:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage-arch.sh:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage-arch-pacman.conf:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage-alpine.sh:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage/:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage/debootstrap:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage/mageia-urpmi:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage/.febootstrap-minimize:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage/busybox-static:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/mkimage/rinse:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/check-config.sh:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/host-integration/:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/host-integration/Dockerfile.min:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/host-integration/Dockerfile.dev:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/host-integration/manager.sh:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/host-integration/manager/:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/host-integration/manager/upstart:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/host-integration/manager/systemd:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/host-integration/manager.go:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/desktop-integration/:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/desktop-integration/README.md:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/desktop-integration/chromium/:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/desktop-integration/chromium/Dockerfile:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/desktop-integration/gparted/:
 -> ./usr/share/docker.io/contrib/desktop-integration/gparted/Dockerfile:
 -> ./usr/lib/:
 -> ./usr/lib/docker.io/:
 -> ./usr/lib/docker.io/dockerinit:
 -> ./usr/bin/:
 -> ./usr/bin/docker:
```


@DaleMcGrew We might want to consider staying away from coupled class names and instead go with names that go by the example of a module - i.e .icon - followed by a modifier - i.e .icon-lg. Then if you need to add specific properties for the org, you can add an extra class to the element state - i.e. .is-org. Let me know if you have any question.


I'm not sure what makes this "properly". We've never promised to have such a feature.


@jensens Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.tiles/1//violations
```
ERROR: /home/jenkins/workspace/package-plone.tiles/plone/tiles/__init__.py Imports are incorrectly sorted.
plone/tiles/__init__.py:0:1: I001 found unsorted imports
plone/tiles/absoluteurl.py:30:29: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/absoluteurl.py:32:24: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/absoluteurl.py:38:29: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/absoluteurl.py:52:24: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/absoluteurl.py:59:26: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/absoluteurl.py:59:27: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:59:20: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/data.py:59:21: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:115:20: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/data.py:115:21: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:156:1: C901 'map_to_pairs' is too complex (12)
plone/tiles/data.py:184:32: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/data.py:184:33: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:191:28: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/data.py:191:29: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:196:1: C901 'encode' is too complex (15)
plone/tiles/data.py:215:60: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:220:28: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/data.py:220:29: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:232:56: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:236:32: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/data.py:236:33: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:265:1: C901 'decode' is too complex (14)
plone/tiles/esi.py:23:15: S001 found % formatter
plone/tiles/esi.py:37:41: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/esi.py:61:12: P002 found "hasattr", consider replacing it
plone/tiles/tests.py:57:40: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/tile.py:47:32: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/tile.py:78:16: P002 found "hasattr", consider replacing it
plone/tiles/type.py:32:28: S001 found %s formatter
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


Is this the same as the `optimize_none` mode?


This needs a JVMCI change, right?  It's surprising we don't use the Inline flag already.


Okay, that clears that up. I looked at Bloccit and Blocipedia and noticed I did it two different ways.


It's okay :D  I noticed that you also _removed_ a `print` call, also, [right here](https://github.com/divmain/GitSavvy/commit/6eb579a9f5bafd72dcef47681c6c7ae96bc11bc9#diff-3c80086b9d42169b1b0af211ae116a73L125).  Not sure why it was there originally, but somehow it was left in there.  I do it too!


lgtm


:clap: :clap: :clap:  :tada:


sorry, I fucked up.


Added this.


don't worry about post-hoc changes - that shouldn't be a limitation at all, its more we don't want to tailor a set of simulations based _initially_ around what we know software can or cannot do.


blergh why


@awead looking at the original code that you linked to... it is hitting fedora here: https://github.com/projecthydra/sufia/blob/6.x-stable/sufia-models/app/services/sufia/generic_file_audit_service.rb#L33


this is sufficient, it will be a large task as is!


The default copy constructor should just work. Just a habit - always add a copy constructor. Taken it out, though.


nice


## What happened:
1. For the game board, I created 4*4 square `div`'s, and used `display: table` on them, so they look like a table with minimal margins/paddings.
2. To make the grid lines on the board, simply set `border-collapse: separate;` for the board.
3. Tiles are just a square `div` created and then moved to the top left of the board. The pixel values need some calculation / trial & error to get it right.
4. For now, a newly created tile will always appear on the top left corner of the board.


@awead we might get better show performance if we went back to our service.


Yep.


It says here (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.listbox.setselected(v=vs.110).aspx) that it does work. ha!


Woah, indeed.
Is using `require('hls.js').default` safe (`default` reserved, IE problem, iirc)? `require('hls.js')['default']` seems to work too.


What would happen if you create another admin with the same name?  Test to make sure it behaves correctly.


what do you need clarification on? I would pivot from remaking the vignette directly to following the steps you discussed above. You can use the vignette as reference to how those steps can be demonstrated, but don't worry about mapping 1:1


As usual, great idea.  I will think about this and put the `#delete_user` method in the _User_ model.  This will really help to make keep the _users controller_ skinny.
Your idea on doing smaller projects is really, really a great idea.  I fell like I am getting back into the groove of making meaningful commits to the project.  Frankly, it just takes time to and some amount of repetition to get proficient at getting a Rails project off the ground.  I fell a bit behind on the project pace due to family commitments last week, but I might be able to catch up this week.  I am working on the _To Do List_ resource right now.  I goofed and forgot to make a branch off of master.  Once I get the current tests passing I will push master to the remote and make a new branch.


Moved a parameter in different position for the second call. This will probably not require the explicit disambiguation.


minor nitpick: we try to keep the function calls and the checking of their return errors together. hence the newline between the safe_atou64() invocation and the if check is something I'd avoid.


Reducing the number of Game.ModData references, and preparing for a future pr that passes the ModData via the logic ctor args.


Nope, I would wait for @mangui to properly fix this and publish 0.5.2.


So everyone we have something due for this on the 23rd. So we need to make a plan what we want to accomplish and all. I would like to do a chat when everyone is free I am free everyday Monday-Wednesday then anytime after 5. We need to get this done.


wtf... ok =D


Just "in-your-face" way to make sure it is never used - constructing this struct with non-parametric constructor doesn't make any sense, IMHO.


## Grammer Mistake in Commit Message
I apologize for my English; my girlfriend was nagging me to go to bed.

What I really meant is:

> "Fixed a bug in `main.js`, so now `$()` will correctly select the tile class."


it's actually unpythonic to have different behaviour based on type. A string of '10' should behave as an into of 10.

Why not do

```python
try:
    w = int(width)
except ValueError:
    # now we know w has 'px or % in it'
```


Referencing sys.argv here feels messy to me, but don't care much. After all, we're also writing to disk in this method (ahhhh). Can refactor later if need be. :)


Thanks. I think this might require that all the build scripts and people doing local setups all start learning to use `setup --type build` if we want to start being consistent with build dependencies. Do we want to add that to everyone?


Misread that one then. I was under the impression that not all IE support ogg either.


Chnaged it this way. It was that way originally, but looked hard to read to me.


you can change it arnab


If the admin is already logged in, what should the behavior be when the admin logins without params?


this might be getting into the algorithmic weeds a bit, we, in theory, could dig into some of this but I think beyond simple benchmarks unless you are already strong with c/c++ it will be infeasible to make those comparisons (eg how one package manages internal copy by value/copy by reference mechanics or caching etc)


LOL


awesome!


Demonstrates one to many mapping .It can be implemented by ?using annotation @joinColumn and mappedBy attribute of @ManyToOne.


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Support for `$SCRATCH` (#3) should now be complete.


PKPDsim also has a R-only (through deSolve, which is actually c) interface, the others are fully compiled.


Not so safe to test for string equality here.  Should test for behavior (e.g., if the user really logged out, then cannot access certain functionality, then have to login again with username/password, etc.)


I don't think `type` is used here. Copy-paste error?


`s/The options defaults/Defaults`?


dooood, legit


You should review the final code, not an intermediate commit. This code is no longer around.


@jasonwilliams200OK Thanks. Will change the comment next time I do a squash of commits.


I somehow missed that when I was looking for it... ok, you're now classified as a crate owner.


looks good to me.


Session wraps both User and Topic, which have been removed from the World module


Okay. I guess that's fine.


ID assignation when client created


@barbeau can you change:

"llegadas, p presione el botón"

for

"llegadas, **o** presione el botón"


How will you get distance when the robot is going backwards?


Shouldn't `RUST_BACK_TRACE` remain?


Could you rebase it to eliminate intermediary (i.e. invalid) commits (btw, I'm just a bystander, I won't do the final review)?


This was my solution to notifying parent/sibling components of load-complete.  Another possibility would be to do something like we did with the Login module and its Context.


Sure, I'll change this.  Thanks!


this code is my first java proyect.. i know, this sucks


You cannot modify a string in go, therefore I wrote something which people would use in reality. People wouldn't use a function which takes []rune. This is idiomatic go and supports UTF-8.


Random thought: wouldn't be simpler (to user) if output were three ports, one for each possibility?


I'm not sure either. Mine's a `size_t`, too.


* on _the_ same connection
* to avoid exposing a trivial attacker → to avoid trivial attacks


nice :) Please add Makefile as well


Winrar


## What Now?
1. Our game board's (0,0) starts from top left. First coordinate goes down, second goes right. It's a column based matrix.
2. We have 16 classes; each denotes how far we need to go from (0,0) to get to this tile class.
3. Randomly generate 2 sets of different coordinates, and use that coordinates to generate 2 tiles when the game starts.

## Note
1. We haven't implemented boundary checking yet, so we can move tiles out of the board.
2. Lots of lines have changed in this commit. It's due to Webstorm's code format.


It's the same in Java, I think you're supposed to use an array


It says "asc" here (line 195) but "desc" in line 217.


Fixed in https://github.com/OneBusAway/onebusaway-android/commit/09800c8c9e2af4a95ba01a4111296f043b6a5854.


By moving User and Topic, we can also move Connector and Composer


* Backticks around `ulimit -n`.
* `Options->maxConnections + 100` → `maxConnections + 100`. Why `+ 100`?


@Rainer-Lang @cesards we started a discussion here regarding single/multi module project structure: https://github.com/android10/Android-CleanArchitecture/issues/112


You should test both "asc" and "desc" behaves properly.


Hm... could have also added another Session.init method to take in a User


The point of git is to keep history, not to hide it by rebasing. Writing a basic test first, which is upgraded to a more complete test later on is fine. Reviews are for the final code though.


That URL redirects to https://codeload.github.com/spine/spine/zip/v1.6.2, which returns a 404 error.


Thread waits here when calling connect() (which calls close()). Happens on Android 4.2 and 2.3 but not 5.1. When calling it again (starting new connect thread), both threads stop (first the new one then the old) and connection works.


FWIW:
https://www.scirra.com/blog/44/on-html5-audio-formats-aac-and-ogg
says IE and Safari do not support ogg. I remember seeing it somewhere more official, when I implemented this. I would always prefer ogg to mp3. The former sounds generally better and is not proprietary.


:clap:


Thanks for the fix. Have you tried with other languages? This looks like a fix that might better fit in the super class?


Whyyyyyyy?


Where is the heart button on this comment?


Shouldn't you worry about having A and B before sending a result?


Oops.  Yes it does.  I was surprised it wasn't respected either.


@forrest The Spanish translation is updated


I'll add a version which takes an array. I still stand by the original as a real world use case (assuming we have the correct amount of spaces at the end is unrealistic).


How to distinguish between both players so a user can query either?


Let's change this to Expiration Date


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Sample Pull Request


* _under_ → _as_
* _via_ → _using_ or _with_


Rather than removing - we should log this (if logging is enabled)


Closes #3.


Could be done, but then it would make the usage harder. This way, only one port has to be connected to the odometer node type.


Спасибо.


This function has rather moved on from where this name makes sense


Controller, not Container...


@cam156 except ScholarsphereAuditService isn't wired up anywhere in SS currently. The only place it appears is its own class definition.


:+1: :-)


This comment seems like it doesn't belong here.


*are performing


sudo apt-get install git


This should probably be %{_libdir}.


I think I might just change this to the last year I touched the file - we have file history to figure out the other years I touched it :-)


Could you please fix the Python code at the end?


I'm sorry, I'm not sure if I understood your ideia about checking for the global variables when reloading the `.tmux.conf`.

Today, using tpm, we already have the ability to reload the config file and see the changes right away just by pressing `prefix+R`. My concern with the global variables is that we would make it harder to reset the whole plugin to the original user configuration if we keep looking to the global values that were defined perviously.

It feels simpler to me to just use whatever the user has set on the `.tmux.conf` whenever the file is sourced.

Sorry for being too picky on this. I just want to make sure that we don't create a situation where a user needs to kill tmux and open it again because of some state that we may have left behind.


Change to Rev 1.5


@jensens Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.tiles/2//violations
```
ERROR: /home/jenkins/workspace/package-plone.tiles/plone/tiles/__init__.py Imports are incorrectly sorted.
plone/tiles/__init__.py:0:1: I001 found unsorted imports
plone/tiles/absoluteurl.py:30:29: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/absoluteurl.py:32:24: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/absoluteurl.py:38:29: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/absoluteurl.py:52:24: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/absoluteurl.py:59:26: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/absoluteurl.py:59:27: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:59:20: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/data.py:59:21: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:115:20: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/data.py:115:21: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:156:1: C901 'map_to_pairs' is too complex (12)
plone/tiles/data.py:184:32: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/data.py:184:33: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:191:28: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/data.py:191:29: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:196:1: C901 'encode' is too complex (15)
plone/tiles/data.py:215:60: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:220:28: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/data.py:220:29: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:232:56: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:236:32: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/data.py:236:33: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/data.py:265:1: C901 'decode' is too complex (14)
plone/tiles/esi.py:23:15: S001 found % formatter
plone/tiles/esi.py:37:41: S001 found %s formatter
plone/tiles/esi.py:61:12: P002 found "hasattr", consider replacing it
plone/tiles/tests.py:57:40: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/tile.py:47:32: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/tiles/tile.py:78:16: P002 found "hasattr", consider replacing it
plone/tiles/type.py:32:28: S001 found %s formatter
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


Done.


Thanks for spotting the mistake, will reflect the changes in future commits accordingly.


Good point - maybe just `count_range`? I do like `full_travel_count` though.


Sorry, I didn't see that you already provided a fix. I will retest as soon as I find an opportunity. Thanks for your work!


we discussed this with various people (including actually some of the more central DNSSEC people at devconf.cz two weeks ago), and came to the conclusion that downgrading is really not as bad as it sounds, for the primary reason that the AUTHENTICATED bit won't lie. i.e. any key data you retrieve will be flagged as not authenticated if there were no DNSSEC-capable servers. web browsers which do DANE need to look for a different way to authenticate their TLS certificates if the authenticated bit is not set (for example, by using traditional CA-based validation, or asking the user). ssh clients which use SSHFP need to fall back to traditional methods of ssh fp validation (asking the user, ...) and so on.

The thing is simply that according to my findings at least, traveling to places, I found that DNSSEC is pretty much not available anywhere except when the google's DNS servers are used, or in research institutions. My DSL provider (congstar, which is deutsche telekom) doesn't do DNSSEC, my girlfriend's DSL provider doesn't (kabel deutschland), my parent's DSL provider doesn't (o2), zero hotel networks do, and so on. Insisting on DNSSEC in a world like this would be doing all users a complete disservce, as DNSSEC is no enabler of any kind, it's nothing people really need. Banking isn't really any safer by using it, as certificates are validated in a different way for them anyway...

Yeah, I think we should make use of DNSSEC where we can, but the *only* way to do so, is making it automatically downgrade, and report back the results (as we do). Insisting on DNSSEC (and thus closing the downgrade attack vulnerability) is something that can be done in very select networks only.


Apparently this introduced a bug: `getValues` should be imported from the `raster` package but is not...


I need to find a kernel lint


Should also test if the result is random?


Ok, so if there's no session, nothing would get persisted to a backend database? I'm just trying to understand what the side effects are from these additions. That's all.


I did this already some time ago and I think I commented it back there, I think. Assumed that it is not plausible that someone would ever really put web services directly under the organizations domain and required at least three levels in the domain. It however cause these test failed and I'd rather changed the tests.

But I can revered this if you thing that it was not appropriate.


@awead acknowledged...  We would have to wire it back up...

The change to not use it could have something to do with our bad performance.  Hitting solr for content each time we show and item to get the audit trail is much slower than just hitting the audit trail directly.

That said I do not think it would effect the catalog/index page.


Closes #59


We're planning to use a separate column class (`SplitExportColumn`) for multiselects that should be split.


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Ok, that's what I thought. I tend to use the `objects.*` notation but I don't have a strong preference either way.


:+1:, this looks like it got borked in #631e3d5a and pretty clearly has no value.


Why are pull requests not allowed?


I see that, but the problem is that `ev3_motor_defs.h` does not include the `tacho_motor_class.h` file and this technique isolates the motor definitions from the tacho class definitions.


Yes


So, yeah, DNSSEC=allow-downgrade is not useless. It's very useful I think given the `authenticated` bit, in particular so if we get the per-transaction mode selection stuff you are working on, as that means apps can choose what they want.

Individual users should just set DNSSEC=yes in /etc/systemd/resolved.conf, that works and is supported. I am not limiting that at all, the patch I prepped simply allows distros easy access to selecting what that defaults to if the individual user doesn't change anything.


Ack.


See the earlier discussion in PR #7636 - we have to hard-code it as "/usr/lib" due to %_libdir expanding to "/usr/lib64" on Fedora/RHEL.


I'll put a switch statement here - default goes to rotation


TestCustomCommand (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1529 of 1529 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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BTW, to give a full overview, how I hope this looks like in the end: NM should expose in it's connection settings a DNSSEC drop-down, where people can pick the three modes. It would default to allow-downgrade, but would make it very easy for UI folks to set it to "yes", and thus close the downgrade vulnerability


OK, I struggled a bit with this because I wanted to make it clear that the `dev_groups` does get used, we just don't set it here


addresses part of #182


Should be fixed with https://github.com/Epix37/Hearthstone-Deck-Tracker/commit/f76f51dc314197cb883b5d7c1f9f0ebbf8dbb19a


This merge has destroyed a bunch of tests AGAIN, because it pulls in 0f69f72.  Please, please, please don't pull in 0f69f72!!!!


Obviously made a mistake reverting here.


@eyston sorry for the delay reviewing these, I'll take a look this week.


旧版本png文件会报错，但是不影响正常使用。如果觉得烦就用imagemagick转换一下


update


Hey its all in the titlee this time--> continuation of [this](https://github.com/ursamedium/ErosResearchPlatform/commit/86df0fc67886edf3a3bffc2e5be7b31d37833abf)
I mean if you want to see being unclear
I do have
[This](https://github.com/ursamedium/ErosResearchPlatform/commit/cea4babeb25ca5558892ab8a7fcbebe4700033fd).

as a side note, I should adjust the greaser jackets and hoodiejeans/hoodieskirt to be proper children, later. Fine like this, just not very clean.
The siemens coefficient on the greaser jacket + aviator jacket might need some testing at some point, as well as the armor values on the suits of armor, but probably after we get further with hypothermia and the map and the likes on siemens coefficients.


今天早晨想到了。。。 dfs with selection

2016-02-15 4:22 GMT+08:00 CHANG LI <notifications@github.com>:

> 位运算确实好看 不过你这个没有优先选择已经可以确定的（只能填一个数）的格子吧
> 我觉得我可以构造一个input让你这个揭发很慢
>
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>


why not delete that line ,   "each" method returns *objects*   :yum:


I spent some time over the weekend digging into this a bit more.  I've created a pull request for libqb that should handle setting the socket buffers negating this change to limit the PCMK_ipc_buffer.  The root of the problem with the attempt to create a 5M buffer ended up being caused by the kern.ipc.maxsockbuf sysctl which defaults to 2M on FreeBSD.


Fixes #1 -- should still add link support for remote recipe sources, and add extended info from recipes and cookbooks into RSS body.


Deleting file


HTML5研究页面含有BUG，修改版参照个人主页下的h5作品（https://github.com/cqustone/cqustone.github.io/tree/master/h5）。


Right, the 30% would make a difference it if were in a tight loop that dominated the total performance. But it's not. The disk I/O of visiting the files is going to totally dominate the performance of this tool.


sir


The DIFT_DEBUG_CONDITION macro indeed supports the build time configuration.
However, the current implementation requires users to modify the macro defined in dift.h.
Further, the configuration is actually a `if()` statement of C programming language. The comment in dift.h gives a simple example.
Perhaps in the future version we can improve the interface instead of asking users to write a C code snippets.


@leehongming **agree?**


HTML5研究页面含有BUG，修改版参照个人主页下的h5作品(cqustone.github.io/h5)


no worries :-)

I think we need to move the UI priceguide stuff to a thread so that it doesn't block the UI. It can take a long time to get priceguide info for a single item if we need to query many colors.


Steve,
  I think I may have to revisit my `#destroy` code for core-athletes.  I do not like this code because I feel I have too much code in the `#destroy` itself.  But as you can see, a user who is not an _Admin_ can eliminate his own account, which is what I want.  A user who is not an _Admin_ cannot send a request to delete another user.  A request cannot be sent to delete an _Admin_ user and finally an _Admin_ user can delete any _non-Admin_ user.


Should be fixed with Indic number,` '/1'` will work only for tamil, also I request check the last page.


This is an incomplete version. In our future development, we will avoid committing incomplete code.


Needed for the tests https://github.com/sudheesh001/coala/commit/7353cf5ab1b16dc2e30eb00b323e6bee4b787e7a#diff-44a11fabb06cb1020bdeb40c5a88e3e5R39


Hello,

Are you sure your daemon and LibRingClient are up to date? They are the ones who broke the API, I just had to live with it and brake the KDE client backward compatibility with older LibRingClient/Daemon. Sorry for that, I have no control over them breaking the API all the time.


:laughing:


workin good so far


ohoh


Revised as suggested. The newest version has removed the snip.


Good catch :+1:


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Maybe we want to do the same in UnifiedMapWithHashingStrategy, too?


Can you specify the repeated code sequence mentioned?


new  file 2


new file 3


What about inside the response rows? The response rows contain giver and recipient names.


http://react-component.github.io/form/examples/overview.html 换个名字，用户自己选择滚动与否


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it's probably the comments template. but don't worry about it for now. I completely refactored all of the js-comments stuff and will be pushing something up soon. it will make this easier to deal with


https://github.com/mjneil/CruftEngine/blob/master/example/server.js#L3
how about this


Also has this issue open: https://github.com/meteor/tutorials/issues/21


I am moving the header image to above the title. It is supposed to be a banner across the whole page and does not make sense to have a h1 then an image.


aaaand I'm back <3


there has to be a way around the gif problem on older systems


comentario inicial post-creación


Fix


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I only see branch `master` and `export-strip-comments` right now.


Add Chinese subtitles to Unmasking HTML Emails.


It's a small grammatical thing to make the sentence function if read with the parenthetical - I'll remove it since it looks so strange


Awesome!


@lhhieu89  please check this commit !


prueba inicial de codificaciones.


.chr, this seems Very important.


2043 demo inicial miguel angel pineda


Yeah I switched to feature branching off `master` and dropped `develop` last night (GitHub Flow over Gut Flow). Sorry. Thanks for the head up, I'll change this post-haste.


Why is this necessary?


変更部分について確認しました。問題ないのでマージします。


Actually, I found out it isn't the computers fault. It was the gif's fault, it was a faulty fake gif (the maxrage one) so I replaced it


Fitting large 2d polynomials has a lot of gross-terms which can lead to irritating degeneracy in your solutions, lack of convergence in mcmc simulations etc. Nobody really wants this, and whilst an iterative approach where one sequentially omits low magnitude cross-terms and then refits would be possible, it is unpleasantly inefficient. This is a customisable, if blunt approach.


from a bunch of recent discussions on llvm-dev I believe they recommend using this instead of `BUILD_SHARED_LIBS`


My past experience with using >getCurlOptions()->set(CURLOPT_SSLVERSION, 6); is that it fails completely on any OS that does not have a compatible version of libcurl. What setup are you using to test this?

Also I note that you only updated one of the gateways -- an update to at least the REST gateway would be required for acceptance because that is the gateway that PayPal are recommending for all new development.


Thanks, I got it!


Conceptually it makes sense, we stop accepting new connections when we are draining. Practically, it allowed me to remove the leaktest exemptions for gRPC.


No worries!


Looks good. Looks like we will have an end time.


is `s"'$arg'"` clearer?


or even `s"'${arg}'"`, though IntelliJ keeps tell me it is unnecessary.


interesting


so I am curious, what do folks see about the return type when they aren't in `tasksystem`, since `Void` is out of scope?


I agree, but the line between `Stop` and `Drain` is kind of blurry now that we make things shutdown immediately. I wonder if we really need both of them when it comes down to it.


@ebrehault here are the promised improvements.  Please check to be certain that I have not lost or altered any of the vital meaning of your original.


no diff its still not working


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I dunno, we once had a bug in ENSIME that would blow up the server when it tried to index some UTF-8 characters in descriptors, thanks to scalaz. I was almost tempted to reject any fixes, to discourage use of such an obfuscating library :smile:


Had to revert on the wrong revert from earlier. Meant to revert from adding in the new project.


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### Failed tests
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```


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please add braces to this if condition


done


On line 98 (now 84) I used `len(gender) > 1` so the player can type "male" and "female" instead of saying those are invalid genders.
Also a couple PEP8 notes:
* You only need to separate arguments into their own lines when the whole thing doesn't fit on one.
* There should be a space after each comma in a function call.


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Added a test comment


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Please rename to isBallLoaded().


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please put this condition in the previous one, no need to check send_auth_header again, just put the whole set of instruction in the braces requested above.


Fixed up similar NUM_ values in this file


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Yes!


cache distance?


@marccoll Could we use a server variable or something like it to toggle between test and production mode? Or perhaps get the URL from a variable in env.php so that all variables are to be found in one place?


Example written Back end with Java (Rest) and Front end with simple html, css and jquery explains simple Company CRUD actions


> Please be considerate and use issues, not code review comments, for issues (after verifying the latest state of master).

The point of my comment was to help people who found this commit through Google, like I had. It would not help much to make this remark in an issue, especially since I was only reporting an issue in a commit message.

Now of course, the second part of my message did include an issue, and I would have certainly opened up an issue about that, but I wanted to try investigating it further myself. I'm glad to hear that it has already been fixed by @Marginal though, so I'll be updating my version of WinSparkle. Thanks!


ehh, people can count the seconds.


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Try to use `<label>` here instead of `<br>`


@jgroffen please fix the if condition as per inline comment and I'll push the patch.
I think it's all good otherwise, tests included.


The `Band` class could have been written without hardcoding the instances or the band members which is against the object oriented principles. It's best you create the instances after defining the class. In this case your `Band` class should only have three methods i.e. `hire()`, `fire()`, `play()`


@SimonRichardson If we go full in on `Ord`, how should we handle Max/Min[empty]? currently it's tied to `Number`. Which is not favorable anyway, since it doesn't play well with strings. Should we do something like this:
```js
const Max = empty => {
  const _Max = tagged('x')
  ...
}
```

and btw. should we move this branch over to the main repo to make this work more visible to others to get more opinions on it? I don't feel it's ready for a PR yet.


Good idea. Thank you! ;-)


nope.


nice, good encoding here... however, the tasks are better identified by a unique attribute (which is not `title`).  I would use their primary key in the url.


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@steverab wrong file ;)


Fixed by #e778ce55be3d017044d42495b90e322280e7b5e4


Might want to just redirect here.


Return true only when status isn't 401.


We often use `Zone.in_my_region` vs `MiqRegion.my_region.zones` - which essentially do the same thing.
We may want to transition away from the `MiqRegion` model and just use the `in_my_region` scope everywhere. Although having the scope to cache the relation is nice.


On Monday 15 of February 2016 11:33:41 Benjamin Sago wrote:
> I somehow missed that when I was looking for it... ok, you're now classified
> as a crate owner.

Thank you. I'll push the update then.


This input should accept the raw password, not the hashed password.


You should use the django `User` model.


Why did you create this, instead of using the built in one?


This old code looks good, was it not working?


But once you define some constructors with parameters the default constructor is no longer generated. If attempt to compile something like `GenEmitCallInfo info;` you'll get a compiler error saying that no appropriate default constructor is available.


one newline too much


Hooray!


could you do another commit moving the other tutorials into the same folder?


Where is mPriv allocated? Apart from that, it looks good to me.

I'm fine with LGPL 2.1.


Your methods inside the `Band` class should have `self` as an argument. All instance methods should have `self` as the first argument. `self` means the object itself. so the hire method should look like this: `def hire(self)`


LintBear -> Lint


Nice!


This config is wrong. It's url = http://ip:port, host and port variables don't work


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В хелпере ещё и удобный using сделан -
using TScopedLocalRef = ScopedLocalRef<jobject>;
Просто писать
jni::TScopedLocalRef id(...)
И каст не понадобится здесь, и определение покороче


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Unless you really want to go through these hoops, you can just include <immintrin.h> to get everything suitable for the file.


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Hmm, true. I thought lib64 and lib point to the same directory on rhel but apparently, they do not.

What if we put the script directly in bindir?


host and port are the new preferred way of configuring this component since version 0.13

https://github.com/balloob/home-assistant/blob/dev/homeassistant/components/media_player/kodi.py#L28-L32


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Not quite sure how this loop works, investigate more.


Let's also include MSVC's equivalents?


Если совсем пустая лямбда - можно и не захватывать env, или это на будущее?


It is working great, thanks. I didn't notice the "File" menu to select the objecttypes.xml file. Duhh.

One really good option to add to the "Add Property" dialogue would be the ability to add multiple string values that would display as a "Select" or "Dropdown Menu".

So for an example:

- I could create an object that has a Type of "Box".
- The Box could then have a user defined BoxType property.  "Solid Box, Mystery Box, Danger Box".
- Then when creating the object on the map we can just select what BoxType we would like the Box to be.

This would be great for custom game engines etc when creating the maps.

Carl ;-)


Hi Quadrophone,

Thanks for your contribution. Could you adjust the following things before I merge?

1. Please use camelCase for the actions so that it's consistent with the rest of the code
2. Actually `$pages->get($p)` returns you `$p`, so you can omit this part as you already have a page object. The count of the deleted children + the parent page is returned by `$pages->delete($p, true)` so you don't need an extra query, e.g. `$count += wire('pages')->delete($p, true)` should give you the correct number.

Cheers


Yeah, I saw it and thought "Ops, someone work in a hurry. I want do that mistake..."
Well...


If you prefer to make it clear that you didn't forgot to add a copy constructor and that you're OK with the default one then you could use `insCallReturnRegisterTypes(const insCallReturnRegisterTypes&) = default;`. It has the advantage that you don't risk forgetting to copy a data member (especially if a new one is added).


Added comment to file header, not each individual entry


## This is a markdown file


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wat


plz? :p


That is right. Once you define a constructor the C++ compiler should not generate an implicit non-parametric constructor. I just choose to call that out explicitly. If one, at some point for some reason adds one, they will probably pay more attention to that. It is not a lot extra code - just a line. I try to always "delete" a non-parametric constructor if it is not to be used - just for clarity and self documentation. But again, that is just me... :) If you (or others) feel strong about taking it out, I won't object.


Doh! Need to update obviously. Carry on with the good work!


* no need


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ehhhhh whoops


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you usually don't want to write in the first person


"build/"?


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Great thanks. I will merge it, but i will use policy->max and not cpuinfo max.
As my max freq is 2.8ghz and i lock max to selected max freq by user, and policy cant cross that max. So calc will be wrong, all the rest should help.


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Why did you shorten it?
Not that I care at all, just curious: I copied this description from the debian(ubuntu) package.


> I try to always "delete" a non-parametric constructor if it is not to be used - just for clarity and self documentation.

So delete it: `GenEmitCallInfo() = delete;` :)


This makes the whole thing look clickable, but nothing happens on click. I think remove this line.


actually there's also the GlobalBear class. The LocalBear operates on files, the Global one can do project wide stuff. So if you need relations between files (usually not in a linter) you need to use the GlobalBear. coala will parallelize LocalBears heavily, which is why they exist


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@ttaylorr It seems that you haven't modified BeamChannel.Status which is referenced by BeamChannel and BeamChannel.Status.FollowsRecord, referenced by Status. I didn't check further.


Sure, this is all true, and `--disable-dnssec` will service it's purpose... But I don't think it's cleaner or clearer than `--dnssec=no`.

Actually, I think the switch (in either version) should include "default", since we're not really disabling anything, but just changing the default. I.e. `--disable-default-dnssec` or `--dnssec-default=...`.


I did not understand how the built in model was working behind the scenes, so I wanted to work with something I could wrap my mind around.  I'm happy to switch to the built in model if the conversion is easy and flexible enough to pass the tests?  Recommendations?


:+1: Please open a PR for this fix.


Also when you `hire`, you are hiring a musician, you might want to pass that as an argument in ht `hire` method. Something like `def hire(self, musician)` where `musician` is an instance of the `Musician` class. You might want to store your musicians in a list and keep appending to that list each time you `hire` a musician and the reverse each time you `fire` a musician.


coala is always written with a lower case c


I agree Dan, Brian is a good catch.


Can we be a little more bold here? The English-speaking world does not use
the semicolon, often. Some writers do not use it at all. It is written
shorthand for a style of speaking that has fallen out of fashion. Let us
resolve to eliminate it from the OEB, unless it seems really necessary.
This will have the effect of making the translation sound more genuine and
less stiffly formal.

A word on formality. Will the editors of Ruth please avoid words like
"cannot" and "spoiling"? The first is rarely used in oral language. We say
"can't" or use a longer circumlocution such as "There is no way I can." The
second is not the correct term. It is too informal and the wrong word
choice.

We should either use the correct legal term from inheritance law, or follow
the Hebrew and use the most accurate colloquial expression, probably
"endanger." It might even be worth a thought to paraphrase and say exactly
what is meant here. "I would be in danger of passing on my inheritance to
Boaz' heir instead of mine." But I think that is not literal enough for the
OEB.

What I mean to say is that overall, this sentence is better than the
100-year-old version. But if you want to modernise it, please really
modernise it. I think that as long as you have provided the most honest
equivalent you can for every semantic unit in the original, and have not
introduced new units of meaning, you are on safe ground.

On Sat, Feb 13, 2016 at 7:28 PM, Open English Bible <
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> We have too many semicolons as it is :)
>
> Making this two sentences (capitalising 'You') makes sense. But the full
> stop (period) should go after 'said', i.e.
>
> “I cannot buy it for myself without spoiling my own inheritance,” the near
> relative said. “You take my right of buying it as a relative, because I
> cannot do so.”
>
> see eg http://theeditorsblog.net/2010/12/08/punctuation-in-dialogue/
>
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FYI: I think this would break the builds as we install the script into %{_libdir} but we use hard-coded /usr/lib/ in spec file/debian install file.


That's correct, I was able to register a new user, but when I try to log that user in, I get the error on line 127


I'm struggling to understand what you are trying to do here - everything in the limited docs for the function seems out of date, right down to it's name.
I have no idea why you are creating loads of records here.
What workflow triggers this? It appears to be an onaccept for various different tables, but I don't see why these would create additional records.
I think I would start by getting rid of the behemoth function & creating an ndividual onaccept function for each table that needs it...this structure is very unwieldy atm and I don't see too much benefit in a common function.
For me to help I'd also like clear docstrings &/or comments to know why all of this stuff is supposed to happen.


IMO should -> could


@dancio that's the problem with Syncano - that key is actually a key which can nothing more than login users (when you will provide credential and access things which has permissions for "others")

I tried to explain it few times that it is confusing...


Heavy list.


@gforcada Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.tiles/3//violations
```
plone/tiles/data.py:156:1: C901 'map_to_pairs' is too complex (12)
plone/tiles/data.py:196:1: C901 'encode' is too complex (15)
plone/tiles/data.py:270:1: C901 'decode' is too complex (14)
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```
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indentation looks wrong here


This code already exists in the TargetGenerator. `target.count` should always be set and if it's a percentage it'll be calculated for you. Can you remove this block and just use `target.count` instead?


BTW. Can you write how to use new version of library and execute public web hooks using it?


We might want to also note something like,

// The techniques used to implement each of these filters in SSE operate on one pixel at a time.
// So they generally speed up 3bpp images about 3x, 4bpp images about 4x.
// They can scale up to 6 and 8 bpp images and down to 2 bpp images,
// but they'd not likely have any benefit for 1bpp images.


I quickly reactivated it on the master branch. Feel free to update the profile tho :+1:


please read about headline capitalization: https://headlinecapitalization.com/


## Task 1

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (1 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (1 pt)
- [ ] Program includes additional function(s) to compute "palindrome-ness" (2 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly determines whether **any** phrase or word is a palindrome (6 pt)

## Task 2

- [ ] Program is fixed - it is still recursive and works correctly with no errors (5 pt)


:eggplant:


I think it'd be neat to have the user run the bear on the file because it already works :)


It looked to me like it's important that the parent continues what it is doing with the onError, whereas onClose and such isnt so important - or does abstract still allow it to do that?


TestCustomCommand (jasondegraw) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2078 of 2079 tests passed, 549 test warnings)

 * 550 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.

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)))
поменял


prueba para crear ramas para modificar


indentation


yeah in the end you should really run it and also make an example of something like `coala --bear-dirs=. --bears=HTMLLintBear -B` to see the generated help and so on


este lo hice yo


This is more obvious https://3v4l.org/5YqFK :)


I think it was probably smart of you to create so many different functions for each thing you did to the string. It made your program longer, but ultimately easier to follow. However, it would be nice if you had a # description under each different function just describing what its doing to help someone easily understand. And it wasn't a requirement, but there's a way to remove punctuation so that it doesn't matter if they include it or not the answer will still be correct.


thanks for spotting this - i only brought the other timeout back in, as that was actually breaking travis. added back in 456d555


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Change the `color` calculation to `>=`, ie: if you exceed your target it should still look like a success. `color` isn't a very suggestive name. What if instead we had a `success` class added to the `target` div?


Translate me!


It would do, but in most use-cases System.getCurrentTimeMillis() is the way the user will be handling the time, as long as they have both options I think having the code inside a utility is preferential to having lots of people implementing the same plumbing.

So yes, but personally I think this is the optimal solution.


Using the built-in model should be feasible.  Of course it's fine to roll your own, but I think better to resolve whatever issue you had with the built-in code.

*Registering users* `https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/topics/auth/default/#creating-users`
*login* `https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/topics/auth/default/#creating-users`
*limiting access* `https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/topics/auth/default/#creating-users`


> FYI: I think this would break the builds as we install the script into %{_libdir} but we use hard-coded /usr/lib/ in spec file/debian install file.

@branto1 By "we install the script into %{_libdir}" do you mean here?


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Might also mention something like,

// Most of these can be implemented using only MMX and 64-bit registers,
// but they end up a bit slower than using the equally-ubiquitous SSE2.


@mauritsvanrees Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
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```
ERROR: /home/jenkins/workspace/package-plone.intelligenttext/plone/intelligenttext/tests.py Imports are incorrectly sorted.
plone/intelligenttext/tests.py:0:1: I001 found unsorted imports
plone/intelligenttext/tests.py:11:5: T001 print function found.
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plone/intelligenttext/transforms.py:0:1: I001 found unsorted imports
plone/intelligenttext/transforms.py:22:9: P103 other string does contain unindexed parameters
plone/intelligenttext/transforms.py:22:80: E501 line too long (278 > 79 characters)
plone/intelligenttext/transforms.py:63:45: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/intelligenttext/transforms.py:68:20: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/intelligenttext/transforms.py:69:32: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/intelligenttext/transforms.py:73:26: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/intelligenttext/transforms.py:79:37: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/intelligenttext/transforms.py:79:54: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/intelligenttext/transforms.py:97:26: S001 found %s formatter
plone/intelligenttext/transforms.py:107:45: S001 found %s formatter
plone/intelligenttext/transforms.py:150:33: S001 found % formatter
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


This is a work in progress, and I haven't had time to put any energy into this lately.

I'm working to the integrate your recommendations into that page.  If you find any other things I should add please list them below.  Having a list to work from would keep me on task.

I also ran into how long a token is valid for. Right now I'm just using the WebSocket API as well. From what I can tell the token lasts for more than 12 hours and gets deleted when the device restarts.

I actually looked at the code and figured out where the token is stored. I'll figure out where I placed that info after I get done typing this.  The tokens are stored in a trivial database file.


Yes, later tonight.


I don't know how it's possible, but `$(libdir)` must expand to /usr/lib on SUSE because ceph_common.sh ends up in /usr/lib/ceph.


I meant LintBear as in Bear which integrates a linter for that specific language


Forgot to mention, also changed the download links from experimentsearch to use the experiment's id instead of name, allowing for multiple experiments with the same name


please remove "cout"s


adding again


Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/sdl/dxa-web-application-dotnet into master; DXA 1.3 Release


Thanks! It's a close cousin to Helion Development Platform, but with a different installation process. I'll review the product .json files for both and see if any updates are needed.


@branto1 Can you look where ceph-common.sh ends up in RHEL/Fedora? I think ceph-osd-prestart.sh should go in the same place.


# solves the matrix, if not cached


I think we were suffering from the same thing tinkerpop was...

I applied the same on my branch and build becomes green...

https://github.com/mpollmeier/orientdb-gremlin/commit/4a6d9ab6a35a134ccbb2de81cd8ca7849a85c67c


Is there any guarantee that `size_t` is always large enough to hold `socklen_t`?


FWIW, at Booking we deploy this more or less after every interesting change.


actually `SOL_HTTP_RESPONSE_CHECK_API` checks if the response is `NULL`. To avoid checks for `NULL` twice, it's better to use `SOL_HTTP_CHECK_API_VERSION`.


then `a linter Bear`?


@cam156 Updated the commit ... the `generic_file` that's getting initialized by `Sufia:: GenericFileAuditService` is definitely not hitting Fedora. I added a bit to the show view test to verify this. Because `:has_many_versions?` doesn't apply, the solr-backed resource is used:
https://github.com/projecthydra/sufia/blob/6.x-stable/sufia-models/app/services/sufia/generic_file_audit_service.rb#L47
It does appear that Fedora is involved with `audit` is called in line 26, however that seems to be only called via the `audit` action on the controller:
https://github.com/projecthydra/sufia/blob/6.x-stable/app/controllers/concerns/sufia/files_controller_behavior.rb#L132
But that requires authorization so a crawler wouldn't be able to trigger it.


Alright, then I'm gonna rewrite it.


![example of followers modal with brief explanation prompt](https://i.imgur.com/4Kq9YUW.png)


Still getting an error claiming that the assembly is not referenced. IT IS. Found someone with the same issue online who claimed that it was due to having an additional, but older, version of EF.MSQLServer which isn't my issue. Going to have to look deeper into WTF is going on here.


Reading through this, I think I can provide a solid example of how to set things up. @jpenzens, I will provide a template that is used to collect information regarding a model for a specific drug. We can take that model, evaluate in phoenix and then run it through R. I am traveling now and I will be able to modify and upload it by tomorrow.


Hi @Nishchit14, I noticed the `refresh` feature you add, could you help me to figure out a use-case where this feature can be used and why it can't be done with `remote` property?
I know this could sound like a strange question, but I just would like to improve Angular Selector, maybe with this feature too :)


just add in package.json `github:syncano/syncano-js#release/1.0.0` and use it like this
```
const connection = Syncano({accountKey: 'nanana'});
Webhook.please().run({instanceName: '', name: ''}).then((trace) => {
  console.log(trace);
});
```


`optimize_none` runs all tests, executable and non-executable.


We do have it in the main testsuite.


finis.cf

http://www.atlava.com/forum/rumble-fighter/170962-finis-toolkit.html

(for extra info)


On second thought we don't want to seed the randomizer on import of the main module because, as a library, we wouldn't want to break anyone who imports `ace`s RNG.


what exactly is wrong here?


Why do you need this method that does nothing?


btw if we want to use some account keys maybe it will be better to put them in env variable and add  via webpack plugin :)


there is a tutorial named Tutorial. Should I move it in too?


Fixed, sorry. Thanks for the catch!


in this case shouldn't clear the vector (releasing the elements) ? there is a previous case of error in this function that is doing it.


it's explained on the interface javadoc. It's because I'm trying to use the new MuleMessage that has generics while it's not currently possible to put them on the current DefaultMuleMessage implementation. This is a temporal convinience method to avoid casting nightmares


perhaps `<p>` rather than </p>?


should we put this at the top of the file?


lgtm !


this will not survive the immutability refactor


Yeah, check out https://github.com/fantasyland/fantasy-writers/blob/master/src/writer.js#L9, I had the exact same problem there.

Yeah, move away, 100% agree

Thanks for the hard work!


four spaces too  much indentation for line 209


Task1: A few problems. You have not created your function so that you can put in phrases with capital letters and still get the correct answer. This was a requirement that Brant mentioned in class when he talked about the phrase in the task description " Write a generalized program that proves this phrase is a palindrome." Your function should also have removed punctuation.

Also, its not wrong, but it might benefit you in the future to put your arg parse things into their own function instead of in the main function. This will help you debug and keep each function working properly when things get more complicated.


...should *be* a... ?


yes please


and the writing bears page


yea, this was gross - thanks for the awesome timely fix!


Why do you need to know about ExecutionClassLoader in this class?


Yes... I have not seen in the Jit or the VM anyone use this constructs. Made the change and testing to see if all the toolsets that we use support it. I hope they do... :)


I would rather adapt the URL pattern to allow something like `http[s]://abc.xy`. It might not be the normal case, but it's also not an invalid URL to use..


This function is inside the `click()` function on line 16. Why is that? I'd maybe comment everything out and start for scratch. You can view the [solution here](https://github.com/katiecampbell/FEWD-SEA-7/tree/master/Week_05_JS_ComputerScience/09_variables_conditionals/solutions/score_keeper), but it's important to know where to place your functions and how nesting works. You're doing a good job of indenting, so it should be clear what is nested inside what.


else error msg replace with return instance as you need to return the same single item to all of them


I'd suggest `err2` or something along these lines then. I hate seeing vars with underscores.


Typo?


lgtm


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այդպիսի օբյեկտ արդեն կա ուստի վերադարձրու այդ արդեն ստեղծված օբյետտն


OK, changed it to a builder object. I think it's probably easier to just go with a GAV instead of coming up with another mechanism to map the ID/version to the GAV. If we want other ways to define the coordinates of a build platform we can still introduce a new method into the builder object.


adds some great flexibility!  thanks for adding this!


I was under the impression that `size_t` is designed to hold any size, so it should as large an integer as computationally possible.


thank you for the warning :-)


I don't think so. That's a fix to not crash if the build dir didn't exist.


I forgot to rename `ng2ExpressEngine` to `expressEngine`


Great, thanks :+1:


setCachedImage is used in implementation of assignToHTMLImageElement (http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwebkit-bridge.html#pixmaps-and-images), other ports apparently don't support injection of non-web images into the page.


Map on /login


I put myself as the Debian maintainer, but left you as the upstream contact for the copyright file.


done


>>>> ... Documentation/page.rst:2: WARNING: Title underline too short.
fix thix

TUX is cool :))


Just remove cause does nothing.


to logger


I cant open the file,  strange...


"I don't always think before going through doors." "I don't always open doors before going through them." Lenna and Katie


colócalo en orden alfabético, así será más fácil de ubicar por quien busque en la lista. :page_facing_up:


hi


map to /registration.


interesting


ok :+1:


Remove


I actually had a fix for `destdir` being an arg in, and then I backed out on that.

Wtf, why did I back out on that?


I was wondering the same thing but the use of `delete` is mentioned in the JIT coding [guidelines](https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/blob/master/Documentation/coding-guidelines/clr-jit-coding-conventions.md#1556-copy-constructor-and-assignment-operator) so I suppose it's fine.


Hey I forgot to talk to you about this but apparently jekyll the static site thing that the website uses requires that dates in the name of the files be formatted properly like so yyyy-mm-dd-meeting-minutes.md

 i.e. 2016-**02**-11-meeting-minutes vs 016-**2**-11-meeting-minutes.


Yeah I just copy pasted the code :))


I can fix this one quick


I found this commit on [this thread](https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/2048)

Added these files... no dice.

For the life of me, can't seem to get `ctrl-h` to work with tmux splits.

Did you find the solution?


This is actually good idea, also it should be taken as ENV variable to use it in CircleCI or any other CI.


Nice work

try to add some pic and logo and custom links :)


system component is not mandatory. It must be included by hpp-fcl. This problem is now fixed from the jrl-cmakemodules.


yeah, I believe you're right. otherwise we would leak these vector items


@mathieumg If you're still interested, it's here:

http://yargs.js.org/2016/02/13/yargs-4.html

Would love your feedback!


It's invalid to have a `div` as a child of a `ul`. I think the `ul` can be removed?


@nnarhinen plz suggest, i am totally confused with all this npm mess


It is! It's just that, it's, you know, shadowing the builtin `type` and Github shows it in a confusing color because it (understandably) doesn't do static analysis to figure _that_ out and expects its the builtin.


I idented with tab


@jturney: this looks interesting! So what can you do with composite tensors?


Not entierly relevant to this commit - but do you have the original background in a non lossy format? I'm investigating using compressed textures but need to have better material to start with.


"todos os monstros à solta"


* TODO: rewrite this as it is doing way too much and is very messy now.


I think having 3 divs here is unnecessary. Try merging the `.contents` style into the `.target` style and having this instead...

```
<div class="col-xs-12 col-md-6 col-lg-4 target" ng-repeat="target in targets">
```


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İngilizce Çeviri kullanıyorum.
Kendi Ticari Amaçlı Projem için sizin bu projenizi kullanabilir miyiz ?


We've got UpgradeInit just for cases like this IIRC.


"onde monstros correm soltos no lado de fora"


I am using the English translation.
Can we use this project for my own commercial project ?


@cowboy @tkellen Hey! Could I get `npm publish` access to https://www.npmjs.com/package/grunt-legacy-log-utils? Once this is published it will remove the last lodash deprecation warning. Thanks!


no, no should use realPathNameMod instead


ah ok. ill do that from now on.


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Avoid unused local variables such as '$messate'.


Braces should be used here, even if it does add more lines, it makes it easier to read and debug. The [WP Coding Standards](https://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/best-practices/coding-standards/php/#brace-style) cover this a bit more.


"uma vida fugindo dos monstros".


TODO: improve these regexs, using the following stolen from PHPCI (sorry Dan!)


Sorry for that...I have now put a space in between protect and opening bracket.


@levitte Sure, but does `socklen_t` represent "size"? I'd suggest the following instead:

    socklen_t expected_addr_len, actual_addr_len;
    int ret = 0;
    expected_addr_len = actual_addr_len = sizeof(*info->addr);
    ret = getsockname(sock, BIO_ADDR_sockaddr_noconst(info->addr), &actual_addr_len);
    if (ret == -1) {
         SYSerr(SYS_F_GETSOCKNAME, get_last_socket_error());
         BIOerr(BIO_F_BIO_SOCK_INFO, BIO_R_GETSOCKNAME_ERROR);
         return 0;
    }
    if (actual_addr_len > expected_addr_len) {

Variable names would explain the meaning much better, no repeated `sizeof` in the code and no truncation worries - if there's a truncation on some platform the compiler will hint at the implicit conversion.


Instead of replacing `new`, perhaps provide a `new_zeroed` routine in addition to the existing `new`?


Error is change on 5.2.16

```
FatalThrowableError in UploadedFile.php line 48:
Type error: Argument 1 passed to Illuminate\Http\UploadedFile::createFromBase()
must be an instance of Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\File\UploadedFile, null given,
called in ..\vendor\laravel\framework\src\Illuminate\Http\Request.php on line 419
```


In vega and vega lite, we use https://www.npmjs.com/package/yargs. I think it would be better to have flags that can be set to `true` and `false` rather than different flags. Otherwise `command -useRef -noRef` has undefined behavior.


done


"onde monstros estão à solta".


TIL.


@thewatts I'm not sure if a better solution has been posted since I last checked that thread, but I'd suggest generating a `.ti` file specific to your terminal environment [using @tarruda's instructions](https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/2048#issuecomment-78045837). Good luck!


I think you will either have to move it or I will have to create a PR against master, since I don't have the rights to push to a new branch on fantasyland.

> Thanks for the hard work!

np, I plan to contrib even more in the future, but I still have to learn a lot :-)


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`<img>` tags are not considered true block elements, try wrapping these in `<div>` tags.


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This initial version is nothing more than a "wrapper" to a vector which allows me to do this:

```
    BlockedTensor Dbar = ...;
    CompositeTensor<BlockedTensor> D("densities", 2);

    ...

    Dbar("q,s,p,r") = 2.0 * D(1)("q,p") * D(1)("s,r");
    Dbar("q,s,p,r") -= D(1)("s,p") * D(1)("q,r");
    Dbar("q,s,p,r") -= D(2)("q,s,p,r");
```

I'm considering making it able to select the appropriate tensor:

```
    BlockedTensor Dbar = ...;
    CompositeTensor<BlockedTensor> D("densities", 2);

    ...

    Dbar("q,s,p,r") = 2.0 * D("q,p") * D(1)("s,r");
    Dbar("q,s,p,r") -= D("s,p") * D(1)("q,r");
    Dbar("q,s,p,r") -= D("q,s,p,r");
```

Thoughts?


"miserável" pode ser substituído por "péssimo" ou "horrível" nesse contexto.


Path was wrong, the `-` was to much, so rest could not find the target.


I don't have a rhel/fedora machine on my hands at the moment but we have the following line in the .spec file:

`ceph.spec.in:%{_libdir}/ceph/ceph_common.sh`


Rest could not render the code-block as yaml.


Warum nicht einfach singleton pattern? Oder soll hier noch weitere logik passieren?

Also statt exception werfen einfach die instance, die du ja sowieso speicherst returnen.


@pySilver @marcgibbons

Hey guys shouldnt we be following the same "data required" logic as the write models?

`[i for i in data['required'] if i in w_properties.keys()]`

For the read one, we are stating that the API's are supposed to always have the keys for non required ones.

An interpretter of SWAGGER will likely assume that there will never be nulls for these keys.

An example could be https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen:

With objective C output.  When you use this project it is reading the values of required on the READ model and with the restunited.com webservice there is a class method generated in SWGApiClient.m called deserialize:(id).  Which produces a regular expression that will fail because of this line of code is not following my specification of "not required".  So then when my JSON response sends back a null, the entire regular expression does not output anything due to no matches.

I will temporarily fork this for my purposes and reinstall the package, but I wanted to start a discussion with you guys about this possible bug.

Why would we not be adhering to the required parameters of the serializer definition here?

Thanks for some thoughts!


@adambiggs thanks!

Honesty... I just fixed it... but with the combination of all the items, I have no idea what finally flipped the switch in the right direction :facepalm:

Thanks for the quick response!


Instead of adding a bunch of checks like this throughout the code, we should probably set some defaults. So around line 37, something like this would help simplify the conditionals in a few spots:

```php
$args = wp_parse_args( $args, array(
	'container'  => true,
	'enqueue'    => true,
	'print_data' => true,
	'template'   => '',
) );
```


Assuming "iff" means "if and only if" (which makes sense) and not a typo.


As rest could not render the code-block as xml, I've removed the `...` indicating that more arguments are possible.

If wished, I can revert this change, but then no highlighting is possible.


@Nasafato The blog index page looks all messed up: http://sel-columbia.github.io/blog/

What happened?


"Não podemos sair nem podemos simplesmente ficar. Será que isso é realmente certo?"


All following headings were wrong. Rest could not parse them as above a new section was introduced.
Therefore all headings need to be raised to the next higher level to be parsed.


> PHP Strict standards:  Only variables should be passed by reference


Shouldn't `errors` (`errors.format` and `error.messages`) be prefixed with `activerecord` as well?


As `*` has a special meaning, we need to escape it here.


"Acostumar-se com um mundo".


LGTM


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"Ela já está sendo chamada de a cidade caída"


@matuella  seria legal mudar o nome da variavel("medic") tambem.


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@matuella  mudar o nome da variavel


Nice job on your quiz, Ryan. There're just a couple of things that need to be addressed. The description text should be justified, and the price section should be bold. Otherwise see comments above, make your changes and resubmit. Keep up the good work.


Ok, tips noted down. Changes will be made in next commits with router changes.


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I don't have a rhel/fedora machine on my hands at the moment but we have the following line in the .spec file:

`%{_libdir}/ceph/ceph_common.sh`

Also, we access it this way in init-ceph:

`. $LIBDIR/ceph_common.sh`


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"Cryomancer" já pode colocar como "Criomante".