Untested, but I think line 24 to 28 should be:
```
install -d /tmp/bin
bb=/tmp/busybox
for i in $($bb --list); do
  ln -s $bb /tmp/bin/$i
done
PATH="/tmp/bin:$PATH" $bb ash "$@"
```
install is more nice than mkdir -p; to create the directory and if necessary the parents
link the busybox commands
we start a new shell, including the same original parameters passed, with an adjust $PATH variable
I am just not sure if we should chmod the busybox commands to be sure they are executable


If size_t is 32-bit, this would produce an incorrect result.


Sorry @pianoman373 I all ready did that look here. https://github.com/ORCHARD-Minecraft-Mod-Class/RandomMine/commit/61573eece0e5a4498dfc774c6f18395937a6c808


Agreed.


Why do you need sizes? Can't you truncate an item in cache to the required length?


Indeed it does.


This seems like it will also ignore ipv6 packets


Will do


Again I really do not understand wat you tey to do with this complicated patch


Nice, I like the ng-if addition.


It looks like LZ4 uses the same technique. Anyway, anything is better than the native linux get_random_bytes, so I'll just do `memcpy()` here.


The code does not comply to PEP8.

```
<Result object(id=0xb8ecbb98b2ff4814b6b31ad0a0e57dfa, origin='PEP8Bear', affected_code=(<SourceRange object(start=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmp9k_heeai/test.py', line=2, column=None) at 0x7f523a006c18>, end=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmp9k_heeai/test.py', line=2, column=None) at 0x7f523a006be0>) at 0x7f523a006cf8>,), severity=NORMAL, message='The code does not comply to PEP8.') at 0x7f523a006b70>
```


The code does not comply to PEP8.

```
<Result object(id=0xfbccb02a96c44416b25173e3a683ffa9, origin='PEP8Bear', affected_code=(<SourceRange object(start=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmp9k_heeai/test.py', line=4, column=None) at 0x7f5238d725f8>, end=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmp9k_heeai/test.py', line=4, column=None) at 0x7f5238d72128>) at 0x7f5238d727f0>,), severity=NORMAL, message='The code does not comply to PEP8.') at 0x7f5238d72710>
```


The code does not comply to PEP8.

```
<Result object(id=0xc1ed710ce892471c810592d61964189a, origin='PEP8Bear', affected_code=(<SourceRange object(start=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmp9k_heeai/test.py', line=6, column=None) at 0x7f523a395cc0>, end=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmp9k_heeai/test.py', line=6, column=None) at 0x7f523a395be0>) at 0x7f523a395c18>,), severity=NORMAL, message='The code does not comply to PEP8.') at 0x7f523a395c50>
```


Why "connected"? Why not "connect"? Connected sounds like a method that should return a boolean value denoting some property, like interrupted():
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Thread.html#interrupted()


I'm using MSBuild here (VS2015), but this also occour on sphere nightly server (I don't know what compiler it use, maybe MinGW / GCC)


OK, I'll check out that option. Is 'Restart RetroArch' actually needed BTW?


I still see all the commits, so obviously my attempt to squash down to one commit within this branch didn't work.


The code does not comply to PEP8.

```
<Result object(id=0xa84acd70eb44b639d8c767c46d1c094, origin='PEP8Bear', affected_code=(<SourceRange object(start=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmp8mcxfyvw/test.py', line=2, column=None) at 0x7f60c3e4ef98>, end=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmp8mcxfyvw/test.py', line=2, column=None) at 0x7f60c4259080>) at 0x7f60c4259d68>,), severity=NORMAL, message='The code does not comply to PEP8.') at 0x7f60c4259ba8>
```


The code does not comply to PEP8.

```
<Result object(id=0xf20baa8ef7f34ce5a40f194d10906c1f, origin='PEP8Bear', affected_code=(<SourceRange object(start=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmp8mcxfyvw/test.py', line=4, column=None) at 0x7f60c3e55c18>, end=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmp8mcxfyvw/test.py', line=4, column=None) at 0x7f60c3e556d8>) at 0x7f60c3e55a20>,), severity=NORMAL, message='The code does not comply to PEP8.') at 0x7f60c3e39470>
```


The code does not comply to PEP8.

```
<Result object(id=0x9acfce17989549d383548f75990547ec, origin='PEP8Bear', affected_code=(<SourceRange object(start=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmp8mcxfyvw/test.py', line=6, column=None) at 0x7f60c3e5f470>, end=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmp8mcxfyvw/test.py', line=6, column=None) at 0x7f60c3e5f668>) at 0x7f60c3e5f5f8>,), severity=NORMAL, message='The code does not comply to PEP8.') at 0x7f60c3e5f748>
```


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I suggest thinking about renaming these threads to clarify the purpose of them:

connectedThread is more likely an interactionThread


just poking my head 'round here.
consider `abs()`'ing angle to simplify this
consider making this boolean


Implements issue #17


Generally, you should create a Runnable instead of inheriting from Thread:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Runnable.html


cisla bez desatinnej ciarky sa volaju "int" alebo "integer" - vies s nimi presne ratat az kym nezaplnis vsetky bity. cize napriklad 8 bitovy integer bez znamienka ma maximalnu hodnotu 255. vsetky operacie do 255 budu vzdy "spravne".

ked mas desatinnu ciarku, cislo sa vola "float" alebo "double". cast bitov je vyhradena na exponent a cast na hodnotu. operacie su ovela komplikovanejsie - mozme to niekedy prejst ale zjednodusene povedane: mas nejaku "presnost" cisla a vysledky funguju len vramci tejto presnosti. mozes skusit napr. 1.0/3.0 a pozriet si vysledok - nebude celkom spravny.standardny bug je ratanie penazi ako "float" - po case sa ti nazbiera chyba a vysledok nebude spravny.


Si no se ha agregado en campo de image con anterioridad se debe migrar con los comandos `manage.py makemigrations` y `manage.py migrate`


Please log something.


I've come across a bug in translating JMRI, as many Preferences tab sheets refuse to display their .properties translation on their tab and fields. These are all fetched as an "rb" ResourceBundle object, after which keys are read. I expect this approach ignores the Locale. I've changed one occurrence to using the Bundle.getMessage method, so at least the title of the Preferences panel gets the translated name.
As work is being carried out on Profiles and Preference panes, I will wait before diving deeper into this. Displaying a localized About menu is a next step.


def postup():
  i = 1

dalej pokracujes normalne. ak nieco chces posielat do funkcie, posielaj maximum.


Hm. This doesn't actually work. I guess the information files are created in `build/` (because this is the current working directory when `tests/run.sh` starts awesome). Perhaps I should configure the `.luacov` file with an absolute path to the output file or something like that...


ked je delitelne 3, nahradis foo, ked je delitelne 5 bar - ako v zadani :)


the correct option i think that is -a


We're not changing any time here, we're just adding information that wasn't there yet, so I can't imagine any problems


wtf?
coś tutaj poszło nie tak


I disagree -- I think every single constant of a model is potentially something outward-facing. Depends on how the model is going to be used.


Is it in my paper too?


Delete it


tie parametre su od seba zavisle - v tvojom rieseni je vzdy n == x + 1
ak je uloha vypisat x-ty clen postupnosti, vnutri vo funkcii das n = x +1 a na konci vypises posledny clen


Fair enough.  I wasn't sure if this was some UTC time that you were adjusting


i changed the folder location and now it try to start but still having some
problems, now it says unknow the database "cart" and something about the
verification, like this

Sat Feb 06 18:53:21 ART 2016 WARN: Establishing SSL connection without
server's identity verification is not recommended. According to MySQL
5.5.45+, 5.6.26+ and 5.7.6+ requirements SSL connection must be established
by default if explicit option isn't set. For compliance with existing
applications not using SSL the verifyServerCertificate property is set to
'false'. You need either to explicitly disable SSL by setting useSSL=false,
or set useSSL=true and provide truststore for server certificate
verification.
2016-02-06 18:53:21.664 ERROR 3552 --- [ost-startStop-1]
o.a.tomcat.jdbc.pool.ConnectionPool      : Unable to create initial
connections of pool.

com.mysql.jdbc.exceptions.jdbc4.MySQLSyntaxErrorException: Unknown database
'cart'
at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method)
~[na:1.8.0_65]
at
sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.java:62)
~[na:1.8.0_65]
at
sun.reflect.DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.java:45)
~[na:1.8.0_65]
at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Constructor.java:422)
~[na:1.8.0_65]

On Sat, Feb 6, 2016 at 2:28 PM, Javier Alejandro Miño <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> application.properties should be in src/main/resources not in this folder
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/mauricba/java-bootcamp-2016-Initiation/commit/8095c4241f5796a517be07e30b33195f27023780#commitcomment-15933587>
> .
>


`$wgRefreshedHeader` might need to be rethought entirely in order to achieve that. We might want to have that as an empty `array()` altogether or then we'll want to have the array keys (`img`, `url` and `dropdown`) set to an empty string/empty array. Then in `Refreshed.skin.php` we can have some kind of a method that checks what `$wgRefreshedHeader` looks like...something like this, perhaps:

```
	protected function renderHeader() {
		global $wgRefreshedHeader;

		$mp = Title::newMainPage();

		// if there is a site dropdown (so there are multiple wikis)
		if (
			isset( $wgRefreshedHeader['dropdown'] ) &&
			!empty( $wgRefreshedHeader['dropdown'] )
		)
		{
?>
			<div id="site-info-main" class="multiple-wikis">
				<a class="main header-button" href="<?php echo $wgRefreshedHeader['url'] ?>"><?php echo $wgRefreshedHeader['img'] ?></a><a class="header-button fade-trigger site-info-arrow"><span class="arrow wikiglyph wikiglyph-caret-down"></span></a>
				<ul class="header-menu fadable faded">
				<?php
					foreach ( $wgRefreshedHeader['dropdown'] as $url => $img ) {
				?>
					<li class="header-dropdown-item">
						<a href="<?php echo $url ?>"><?php echo $img ?></a>
					</li>
				<?php
					}
				?>
				</ul>
			</div>
<?php } else { ?>
		<div id="site-info-main">
			<a class="main header-button" href="<?php echo htmlspecialchars( $mp->getFullURL(), ENT_QUOTES ) ?>"><?php echo $wgRefreshedHeader['img'] ?></a>
		</div>
<?php
		}

		if ( isset( $wgRefreshedHeader['mobileimg'] ) ) { // if a mobile logo has been defined
?>
			<div id="site-info-mobile">
				<a class="main header-button" href="<?php echo htmlspecialchars( $mp->getFullURL(), ENT_QUOTES ) ?>"><?php echo $wgRefreshedHeader['mobileimg'] ?></a>
			</div>
<?php
		}
	}
```

Then we could replace lines 92-124 with a call to this brand new method: `<?php $this->renderHeader(); ?>`

The main thing wrong with your code was that you were initiating a brand new `Title` object in the skin's PHP setup file, which would've likely been somewhat memory-intensive had it even worked.

Likewise, if you ever feel the need to `require/include(_once)` outside `LocalSettings.php` (or a similar configuration file), stop and think twice. Usually you shouldn't be doing that.

To answer your question "what's the best way of getting the main page's URL?":
```
$mp = Title::newMainPage();
$mainPageURL = htmlspecialchars( $mp->getFullURL(), ENT_QUOTES );
```
It just doesn't work in a _global_ context, such as an extension's or a skin's setup file.

As a final note: had this code worked, it would've only worked for installations where the Refreshed skin was loaded with the old-style `require_once $IP . '/skins/Refreshed/Refreshed.php';` but it wouldn't have worked if the site was running MW 1.25+ and used `wfLoadSkin( 'Refreshed' );` to load the skin in ` LocalSettings.php`.


Hmm, the reversed way is how I originally did it and it didn't work, so I reversed and it worked. Will retest on Monday


You can simply use TaskScheduler to schedule the ps1 file in exactly the same way you scheduled the .bat file. Search for scheduling a powershell script. It'll help you.


Have a watch of the coproduct slides again and it might click into place.


LGTM (maybe add a comment like "force using the Hadoop S3A `FileSystem`").


Need to return a signal that will be sent down the executionSignals pipe belonging to the RACCommand


Is this better ?
https://github.com/inverse-inc/packetfence/commit/027d108d2da8e8a8946322e0eb8199a3cc46392a


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (959 of 959 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-28.69%25-green.svg)


Most likely it should not be ignored, but thrown above, as not having this socket basically means no work could be done. Failing fast is better than creating the impression that it is all ok.

Moreover, if this exception happens, serverSocket will be null, and socket = serverSocket.accept(); in run() method will crash with a NullPointerException.


Could some of the repeated bits in both apps go into a module? See, I did learn something last week.


Please see the comment above creating a useless instance in case of an exception.


I believe this whole block can be moved into try-catch clause above.


It was not chmodding


primitives are the same regardless of realm. They could be removed.


but I keep them because they aren't hurting anything and will let me know if that expectation changes.


I use it... mostly because when I do some changes to any configuration option if something goes wrong I always lose the changes I make... So I use to go to "restart retroarch" in order to ensure my changes are saved and that I won't lose them, otherwise I will need to load another core or exit RA and enter again so I think it is useful.


Right. Remove them. :+1:


Пытался лишь почесать код кубача, но из-за недостаточных познаний в жабке и в OpenGL дропнул эту репу.
"Это" заливать сюда *вроде бы* законно.
бтв всем давно похуй на 1.7.3b


the bio variable doesn't exist anymore and according to illumos, they have:
```
	if (uio->uio_resid > 0 &&
	    (uio->uio_loffset < 0 || uio->uio_loffset >= volsize))
		return (SET_ERROR(EIO));
```
I tried your earlier version of the patches against master branch and on my system it seems to actually work. I can actually run a VM on a ZVol (if you are familiar with a certain bug report of mine) which is why I am interested in these patches so much.


This doesn't make any sense. I can't even remember writing this. What I meant was: this is just a website project from the past. Period. :+1:


Is your model called "Note.xcdatamodel"? If not, change the name here.


\* I haven't read your entire commit log yet, so you may have changed this, but you can't return a ".method()" from a function, or when chaining methods like we're doing here. The correct syntax would be like this:
```javascript
articles
  .map(
    function(article) {
      return article.body;
    })
  .reduce(
    function(a, b) {
      return a + " " + b;
    })
  .split(" ")
  .length;
```


This is really just the file name of the database, so it doesn't really matter.


This Log statement is useless. Logging is needed to be able to diagnose your program behavior when it fails on some remote device that you don't have access to. Imagine you supplied this game to users, and it crashed for someone. They'll be sending you the log, and all you'll see that an "error" happened. How would it help you to debug? Printing stack trace is a way better.


Nice fix :+1:


pushed a new version with the comment updated. Thanks.


We could check with a case statement (because that allows for wildcards) if /tmp/bin is in the PATH
```
case "$PATH" in
  */tmp/bin/*) ;;
  *) for f in '"$EXTRACTFILES"'; do
       unzip -o "$3" "$f" -d /tmp;
     done;;
esac
```


Please keep the old PATH at the end of our new PATH; just to be sure
PATH="/tmp/bin:$PATH"


And we can drop READY if we do the trick of line 22


Looks good


Thanks for the info. Will leave this for someone better with PHP to take care of.


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Why not assign directly to inputStream and outputStream? I see that you don't want to assign anything if at least one operation failed, but in this case the class instance is useless anyway, isn't it? So you should re-throw the exception.


Seems to be working well,  excellent work young man :)
This will make exploring a lot easier


I don't see it add anything? If it work with busybox alone, why should we then also look in the system PATH?


You need do change the line in life_server/Functions/Housing/fn_initHouses.sqf

From private["_queryResult","_query","_count",];
To private["_queryResult","_query","_count"];


Ok, now it works. Travis is selfish and tries to cache everything even if disabled ;)


あとから、どこかに混ぜてあげようかとw


uio.uio_resid

Unless you wanted "uio_t *uio;" Then all the others need to be uio->... instead. :P


@jgabry I think I fixed the labeling bug with stan_glmer.fit with this commit. Can you think of a way to unit test it in general?


Oh, thanks :)


Technically yes, if these were polished products, they could. But modules involve quite a bit of overhead and are not super seamless to use, and also I don't plan on keeping both apps around


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This code piece is completely broken. Every iteration of the loop is reading to the same buffer, so any new read will overwrite the results of the previous one, and also all the elements of cache would store the same data: cache.add(buffer) does *not* copy the array. How does that even works?


Also known as the 0 day exploit


Note that I have not been updating my fork for a long time, it only exists in case Nick would want to copy some package structure bits. If you want to revive it, you will likely need to merge all new changes from SDLang.


every time when i add image this happens XD


It is possible for r to be negative.  So you should do this:
doFullDepthSearch = (value > alpha && r > DEPTH_ZERO);
Otherwise you are researching again at a shallower depth.


Unfortunately I tried the latest version with this code out in my development environment and this rm -v removed the named data volumes for gitlab running as a container, also a nexus (maven repo) server running as a container.

Luckily we have backups but I think this type of behaviour needs to be configurable.

Doesn't anybody run containers with volumes they want to keep?


@Memphiz This file seems to be corrupt in the DEB file


@bgoodri Passes on Mac, except for those VarCorr warnings.


But to further above comment, this and the next comment need uio as a pointer, so pass in &uio for the quick way or change to uio_t *uio?


This works, but it's ugly.  I formatted Joseph's text to output at the bottom.
For the rest of the weekend I am going to work on writing lists into a main list in a single loop rather than a separate loop for each element input.


You're right. thanks.


See comment on zvol_write.


It should be HAS_FLASH_BLOCK_DEVICE, to be pedantic.

@dhylands I totally agree we should expose the flash (and SD card) with the block protocol so you can read/write 512-byte blocks.


'Providing data' would have been more accurate, but I was very tired at that time (understand: even more drunk than usual).


"larger comunities tend to lower the limit of connected serves down to 1 , while taking extra care of having healthy fastd servers (gateway, dhcp, v6, peerlimit and Internet connectivity, or regulary drop old connections)"


Brought back in for dev use only


OK, I'll look at that issue now.

Also, I'm noticing what i think is the same history list issue now too on PS3. I'd appreciate it if you and me can both look into that issue. It would be good to finally put a stop to these bugs since they seem to be recurring issues that get squashed at one point and then manifest themselves again as time goes on.


Added mc_line(), which splits long straight moves into 0.2mm moves during acceleration and deceleration


IMHO adding inline style to "help" IEs display issues is a bit ugly, try this instead:

http://getbootstrap.com/css/#helper-classes-show-hide


I actually took it from the [http module](https://github.com/nodemcu/nodemcu-firmware/blob/1a20f2eda89bf244aad7666308c7f60461fe2209/app/http/httpclient.c#L461)


beer should power up people instead of making them fall asleep :D


Useless logging. You may want to log at least some data, like the number of bytes being written.


Probably should be L0; most command line options produce some output by default


I tagged v0.0.8.


Why are these linking to google? Do they need to be a link at all?


HAve you eVEn tested thiscode dude


Yes yes


oops, ok. I think it's better to just add some more button and axis checks there.

Gimme a few minutes, I'll check on linux/input.h and see what other codes a gamepad might have.


Fine. One merge-a-la-carte is coming up!


**This file contains unused source code.**
*PyUnusedCodeBear, severity 1, section `python`.* *Related to file `coalib/tests/output/dbus/DbusTestServer.py`, line 2.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/coalib/tests/output/dbus/DbusTestServer.py
+++ b/coalib/tests/output/dbus/DbusTestServer.py
@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
 import sys
-import unittest

 try:
     import dbus
```


**Line is longer than allowed. (81 > 80)**
*LineLengthBear, severity 1, section `python`.* *Related to file `coalib/tests/output/dbus/DbusTest.py`, line 37 column 81 to line 37 column 82*.


![screen shot 2016-02-06 at 5 50 36 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/123844/12869894/4a67c160-ccfa-11e5-9654-68243becad61.png)
That's the output folder structure


I lol'd.


:tophat:
:smile_cat: :+1:


Thanks.


Why "- 17"? Please help readers by giving at least some hint (comment, named constant...).


Thanks :+1:


Got it. Seems like rationalizing the card plotting would simplify the shiny situation.


nullptr


This doesn't compile when turbo Jpeg is disabled in mac.


@lasley I got game joining functionality to work, but I did so using a post request, which directs you to a link /game/:id/join which then triggers the action and redirects you to the show page of the game you've joined. My understanding is that this would more appropriately be a put request, but when I tried to set up a member put route, Rails kept trying to use a post request at the /game/:id/join url, which then failed. Any idea why that might be the case? Am I right in that this would be better off as a put request?

Hopefully that all makes sense...


@dkeeghan @lachlanmcdonald have you noticed this breaks github / sublime when reading?

If you open https://github.com/DeloitteDigital/DDBreakpoints/blob/master/lib/dd.breakpoints.scss

Everything is a string after this, due to the ":"


The format is correct. It doesn't chance into link


i'm still seeing it as 0.4.0. it might be that it's cached? it's not a huge deal for me as i have the forked version i was working with, but just in case somebody else wanted the newer bits.


Nice


> This doesn't really means HAS_FLASH. It really means HAS_FLASH_FS (using FS as short for filesystem).

Yes, just the same as MICROPY_HW_HAS_SDCARD (based on whose naming template MICROPY_HW_HAS_FLASH) doesn't mean that there's just SDCARD, but also that on it there will be FAT FS. In my picture of the world, there will be clear separation between block devices, and filesystems, and they will be mixed and matched in different ways, so all the options above are not needed. But in the meantime there're local changes, preserving local consistency (like naming pattern of related options).


Better to format the code before committing ;)


Try to reinstall KZlinked. If format is good and link isn't appear then its mean plugin doesn't work


s/resum/resume?


Ok so Nicks lib the standard for sdl in D? I actually just switched because I hated to see the deprecation warnings ;)


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In program path I needed to give PowerShell.exe. Thank you for pointing this out.


Mmm I really prefer ``if email is not None``


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This commit should fix 'Restart RetroArch' again -

https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch/commit/3c2f7fadcc13eb162eeab85d87694d61a37e948a


fixed


Poate fi înlocuit cu:

```


:+1: Maybe point to `/bin/bash` instead of `/bin/sh` in `hoarder.sh`?


Should have said "Add method to RequestInput"


De asemenea ai mai putea adăuga: ```cache: apt```


Should be
($l2->{type} ne ETH_TYPE_IP) && ($l2->{type} ne ETH_TYPE_IPv6)


:clap:


ObjexxFCL41 (DeadParrot) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2069 of 2069 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.

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@rjdellecese

You are 100% correct that this should not be a `POST`. A `PUT`, however, defines that the enclosed entity is considered a modified version of the original & client is requesting the server replace it with the supplied version.

We're actually going for a `PATCH`, which indicates that the encloses entity contains a set of instructions of how to modify the server entity in order to produce a new version (e.g. change the player on the game, but don't send the whole game every time).

Rails actually combines these concepts with `update`, but uses `PATCH` under the hood - http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2012/2/26/edge-rails-patch-is-the-new-primary-http-method-for-updates/

Pretty sure the verb in routes is `patch` in 4.0 since the switch became finalized.

For the real technical, this is all defined in RFC5789.


any phar releaces?


Un**o** de los beneficios


No, see line 1031. The lowest r can get is DEPTH_ZERO.


forgot a thing**s**


@RobotXLabs hushhhhhh


Antes de ejecutar la migration se instala pillow ejecutando el comando `pip install pillow`


What did I do?


lel


Mix y **la** administración de nuestras dependencias


I will clean up printer.py and server.py those changes are not needed.


I should have done separate commits for ex2/Makefile, ex3/Makefile and root Makefile...


I'm not if the web IDE automatically refreshes libraries. But you if you click on libraries after re-logging in there's a "refresh libraries" button that should update everything.


Thanks for fixing. As for unit testing it, do you mean a test for what _we_ think the code should doing or a test comparing to lme4?


El texto esta repetido


I need to buy some glasses.  :)


I would recommend pushing this logic back to the model, then raising an exception if one of these validations is bad. Catch the exception in the controller & feed the message into the alert flash.

This will guarantee that if a new representation of this game is ever created, we don't have to duplicate this logic & maintain two copies.

Additionally, it also allows us to be lazy in our tests. It is much easier to test logic in a model vs. testing it in a controller.

That said, anywhere this logic is will require some tests. How do we know the error actually triggers?


Also fixes other Camelot games (Mario Golf + Tennis on the GBA).


Same comment as above


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1511 of 1511 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Actually this sort doesn't work, it will be fixed in next commit.


Wollen wir das nicht lieber mit einer Dispatch Table realisieren.
Das mit den vielen if, else, else, else, wird ja doch ziemlich unübersichtlich.


Here too. Then just use the exception instead of an if block and you're gtg :wink:


Da wir ja hier mit vielen verschiedenen Werten hantieren, die sich ändern würde sich anbieten die Ausgabe über stateformat zu steuern


Yes, I have never uploaded my version to code.dlang.org and only created fork because Nick was away for some time and I needed some bugs to be fixed (and changed package structure as a side effect while figuring out how the code works). It was always intended to be merged upstream and removed at some point. The implementation itself is exactly the same.


It's not clear to me why it's there if it's not maintained. Just delete it - you can always get it back out of git if you need it in future. Is it currently used somewhere?


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Da jeder Sensor anderst funktioniert, sollten wir hier von Anfang an die Namen berücksichtigen und auch eigene autocreate Parameter.


A test verifying that our labels correspond to those in lme4. It is hard to
compare numerically because of the prior on the group-specific parameters.

On Sat, Feb 6, 2016 at 6:14 PM, Jonah Gabry <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Thanks for fixing. As for unit testing it, do you mean a test for what
> *we* think the code should doing or a test comparing to lme4?
>
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> <https://github.com/stan-dev/rstanarm/commit/03ec7c91653ac5357efd7217b48ac049e6e4f542#commitcomment-15935414>
> .
>


Too deep.


Yep, this needs to get updated, as well as the links to https://github.com/NodeDC/talks/issues/new (that issue doesn't exit)


closes #11


This is Terrell Lloyd, CEO of this Orgnization. Can you please call me? I could use your help! 214-677-1717


@shanot Very nice, but some "standards" tests are failing because IMP functions that return something are usually supposed to start with a verb. So instead of "score_xx()" the functions should be "get_score_xx()" and same with "probability_xx()". Could you fix that? An exception is "unprotected_evaluate" which has to be there.


On Sat, Feb 6, 2016 at 6:18 PM, bgoodri <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> It is hard to compare numerically because of the prior on the
> group-specific parameters.
>

Yeah, because of that I think the best we can do is try to understand what
the order should be and test that our code accomplishes that. Because the
labels will always match lme4, they just might not be labelling the right
thing.


Hey this looks like great code!


no, must be one of the mp or mp_lossless


don't account for loss in lossless packets


Same thing here with the logic in the model. Using the exceptions, then just passing the message through to the flash is the way to go


same as the first comment


Refactor-Rich-CoolingTower1Spd (energy-plus) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1889 of 2057 tests passed, 165 test warnings)

 * 334 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 329 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 195 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 212 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 232 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 168 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 9 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 13 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 8 tests had: MTR big diffs.

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Additional Note: Typically the error messages aren't going to change with how you represent the application, only the way you represent the message itself actually changes. That's kind of the determination of when to put the logic in the model - will it ever be helpful if you make a mobile version of this app?


Isabbelle Nanl Dev, this Terrell Lloyd, CEO of this Orgnization. Can you please call me? I could use your help! 214-677-1717


LoadComponentRefactor (amirroth) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2057 of 2057 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 6 tests had: AUD diffs.

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This check should probably be moved to https://github.com/fredjean/middleman-s3_sync/blob/master/lib/middleman-s3_sync/extension.rb#L45-L47 so it is not performed every time that the method is called.


Rad! Glad you like the ctrl_c capture. It is dirty.
From my quick testing it looks like this will work without a given context. Kubectl looks at localhost if it isn't given a context and this just gets passed through from kubetail.

Here's an example - hitting a local k8smaster without context and where a .kube/config file doesn't exist.

>ryang@fatty:~/kubetail$ ./kubetail nginx
Will tail 1 logs...
172.17.0.1 - - [06/Feb/2016:23:21:51 +0000] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 612 "-" "curl/7.35.0" "-"

So it looks like it happy either way. Does that help?


@davidfowl Without this I get: `System.Runtime 4.1.0-rc2-23805 provides a compile-time reference assembly for System.Runtime on DNXCore,Version=v5.0, but there is no run-time assembly compatible with win7-x64.` specifically for `Microsoft.AspNetCore.DataProtection.Test.Shared`.

Adding the platforms dependency to fix the win7-x64 imports error then leaves tests running on DNX saying that System.Runtime 4.1.0 doesn't exist in the manifest. This sucks because even though its a shared source project DNX needs to have some sort of System.Runtime reference in the shared project to build successfully.

Lastly, we can't force the `Microsoft.AspNetCore.DataProtection.Test.Shared`'s System runtime dependency to something older like `4.0.21` without touching referencing projects because referencing projects then fail because of System.Runtime dependency mismatches.

Is this a problem fixed by (eventually) running dnxcore50 tests on dotnet or is there a workaround that doesn't involve backing System.Runtime to 4.0.21 to all these sub-projects (shocked they don't reference System.Collections which forces System.Runtime 4.1.0)?


I wasn't sure how to deal with aliases in Sanctuary Def. Just going `S.compose = S.B` would give `compose` the name of `B`, going `def('compose', ..., S.B)` would do double type-checking I think. So this is what I ended up doing.


Why don't you do `#define SQLITE_OK 0` at the beginning of `Database.m` ?


Niiiiicely done!


tested with 10 Noteblocks side by side, placed on glowstone and others. memory usage is stable if activated-


Nice, I didn't know about `-i`.


These characters are the result of a git merge that didn't complete. We'll cover this in class at some point.


The one drawback to this, is you cannot load a table row that has the key value "query", but I suspect almost all tables will use integer keys when there is just one.


The link to the PDF in the markdown file is now dead.  Is there another place where the PDF is stored?


**Line is longer than allowed. (454 > 80)**
*LineLengthBear, severity 1, section `python`.* *Related to file `coalib/tests/output/dbus/DbusTestServer.py`, line 1 column 81 to line 1 column 455*.


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `coalib/tests/output/dbus/DbusTestServer.py`, line 1.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/coalib/tests/output/dbus/DbusTestServer.py
+++ b/coalib/tests/output/dbus/DbusTestServer.py
@@ -1 +1,12 @@
-import sys;import dbus;import dbus.mainloop.glib;from gi.repository import GLib;from coalib.output.dbus.DbusServer import DbusServer;dbus.mainloop.glib.DBusGMainLoop(set_as_default=True);session_bus = dbus.SessionBus();dbus_name = dbus.service.BusName("org.coala_analyzer.v1.test", session_bus);dbus_server = DbusServer(session_bus, "/org/coala_analyzer/v1/test", on_disconnected=lambda: GLib.idle_add(sys.exit));mainloop = GLib.MainLoop();mainloop.run()
+import sys
+import dbus
+import dbus.mainloop.glib
+from gi.repository import GLib
+from coalib.output.dbus.DbusServer import DbusServer
+dbus.mainloop.glib.DBusGMainLoop(set_as_default=True)
+session_bus = dbus.SessionBus()
+dbus_name = dbus.service.BusName("org.coala_analyzer.v1.test", session_bus)
+dbus_server = DbusServer(session_bus, "/org/coala_analyzer/v1/test",
+                         on_disconnected=lambda: GLib.idle_add(sys.exit))
+mainloop = GLib.MainLoop()
+mainloop.run()
```


If you don't care about commit "screw", you could just git push -f and remove this commit and b5107087283d0ab28bf70e077cff58aa7c93e228


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Here is the error, you use `source_` instead of `particle_source_`.


good idea


Good that you mention.  Unless you have a good reason why, let's agree on never using it lol.  Using `<!-- -->`  reduce one more command where have to remember.


Oops. The PDF manual is at http://spellout.net/latest_ibex_manual.pdf. I didn't actually update it with the pandoc-generated version since it has one or two formatting errors (that could probably be fixed eventually). I'll change the link in the markdown file.


I don't see why this is necessary. In the two places from which handleErrorStatus() is called (ClientInvocation.extractResult() and DefaultEntityExtractorFactory.createVoidExtractor()), Response.bufferEntity() is called (if "resteasy.buffer.exception.entity" header is not false in ClientInvocation.extractResult()).


What are the formatting errors?  I can try to fix them.


I think you misunderstood what I said in #1

> the dependency libstatgrab must be <= 0.17, the current code won't compile with libstatgrab 0.90+.

What I meant was 0.17 or older (how old can rkrellm work with that I have no idea, because I didn't test), it might be safe to just say 0.17 and whichever version you are using.

If I tried 0.90 or 0.91 (2014-07-11), there will be error thrown during the compilation. Some signatures have changed. The first one is the initialization function which in 0.17 accepts no arguments, but 0.90+, it needs one.

As far as I know, according to libstatgrab's Git tags, there is versions between 0.17 (2010-02-21) and 0.90 (2013-08-03). Just FYI, on Gentoo, it provides 0.17 (stable) and 0.91 (unstable).


Mal by stacit `mutant-rspec` lebo `mutant` je zavislost.


The only reason is that it would not appear in the output. HTML comments still generate output and if something funny is going on with escaping it may be printed. But I'm okay with saying we never use markdown comments.


Just out of curiosity, why did you change the commit hash? Not that it matters.


Oh.  Then actually, it's worth consider using it then.  Now I'm neutral about it.  You can make a call.


This section ended up conflicting with the one that I added after publishing the original assignment. We'll talk more in class about merging and resolving merge conflicts (explicit and implicit).


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See the todo above it.


This is the annoying thing that MediaWiki's API now does. Instead of booleans, we get emptiness!


See comment above


Atom generates html comments with CMD + / so let's use those.

On Sat, Feb 6, 2016 at 3:46 PM, Kanit Wongsuphasawat <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Oh. Then actually, it's worth consider using it then. Now I'm neutral
> about it. You can make a call.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


Make deploy execute after gitLog


@matzoman Could you make this bit conditional, so it only calls setPosseLink if posse_link is non-null?

FYI, you can also use `parse_url($posse_link, PHP_URL_HOST)` to get the host directly rather than the fully parsed URL.


I rebased it to be on top of the commit that I was pushing to master at the time. That changed the hash.


Resolves #103


This has turned into sad state of matters. For reference, I'll leave these important points on YCM side:

1. https://github.com/Valloric/ycmd/pull/106#issuecomment-89033653
2. https://github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe/issues/1603

It seems vim-go is now doing a great job on completion, including parameter information at the command line. Not sure whether the two can have a configuration to live in harmony. I've used YCM with semantic completion disabled for python before, with jedi providing it instead, while still having YCM's fuzzy keyword completion. Maybe the same can be setup for vim-go. I'll try this setup soon, and docs about this could be added to vim-go docs as an example/warning.


I think that, rather than changing the signature of the getProduces() methods, two new methods should be added.


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Summary: Tests failed: 141 (1 new), passed: 31, ignored: 4 Build time: 00:07:10
### Failed tests
```
Blog categories tests: Should delete blog category new blog category 1454802723301: <no details avaliable>

Blog categories tests: Should not create new blog category if cancelled: <no details avaliable>

Blog categories tests: Should add new blog category: <no details avaliable>

Blog categories tests: Should not change blog category: <no details avaliable>

Blog categories tests: Should change blog category: <no details avaliable>

Blog categories tests: Should not delete blog category if cancel pressed: <no details avaliable>

Blogs tests: Should not create new blog if Cancel button pressed: <no details avaliable>

Blogs tests: Should add new blog: <no details avaliable>

Blogs tests: Should not change blog if Cancel button clicked: <no details avaliable>

Blogs tests: Should change blog: <no details avaliable>

Blogs tests: Should not delete blog if Cancel button was pressed: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 131 more failed tests, see build details
```


This doesn't compile due to what looks like a typo in your for loop. "for (Section sections : sections) " should be "for (Section section : sections)". Here is the full loop with all typos fixed:

```
for (Section section : sections)
        {
        if (section.getId().equals(id))
        {
            return section;
        }
}
```


estadd.ado
- the 28jan2016 update of Stata 14 broke estadd.ado; this is fixed
  (the update caused estadd to remove e(_estimates_name) from the active
  estimates; a consequence of this was that results were no longer added to the
  stored copy of the estimates if estadd was applied more than once)

estout.ado
- if estout is called without without namelist and the active results are not
  among the estimates stored by eststo, estout now displays a note (suggested
  by Nils Enevoldsen)

esttab.ado
- when tabulating a matrix with more than one column in tex format, only one
  column was defined in the tabular environment; this is fixed
- the alignment() option now allows multiple-column shorthand when tabulating
  a matrix in tex format; for example, type alignment(*{5}{l}) if the matrix
  has 5 columns that should all be left aligned
- the definition of the tabular environment in tex format did not always
  contain the correct number of columns if the cells() option was used; this
  is improved


ObjexxFCL41 (DeadParrot) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2069 of 2069 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.

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`$animator` was for angular 1.1, right?


did you delete the static renderer? why for?


need to fix regular url show
http://localhost:8080/regressionstatus/showCurrentStatus/rstatus


Nothing serious, I just figured that until the original PDF was out of date
I might as well keep using it. There's some overlap between columns in the
tables on p. 13 and p. 14., and emphasis is getting converted to an
underline in some instances (e.g. 'not' in first paragraph of p. 9).

But anyway, these really don't matter at all. The next time the manual gets
updated I will just put the pandoc-generated PDF up on spellout.net.

Thanks again for doing all this work.

Alex

On 6 February 2016 at 23:44, Titus von der Malsburg <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> What are the formatting errors? I can try to fix them.
>
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> .
>


We didn't need it. Recent-er versions of Angular ship a default no-op version of `$animate`.


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Ist das nicht ein Wolf?


I find it much more readable to put the isset stuff above the logic. ie.
$image_size = isset($options['rs_template']['image_size']) ? $options['rs_template']['image_size'] : 'medium'
if ($image_size == 'thumbnail') {
...
when it's intertwined with the logic it's much harder to follow.


same issue here


Octree (DeadParrot) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2062 of 2069 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 6 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: SHD diffs.

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Tested both 0 and -1. It will resize to the width which all elements can be displayed.
Unless `height == 0`, I think it's safe this way.


- Improve readability in reference to #19.


What does "noqa" mean?


Merged branch master into http-server for latest code


Ficken typo...


pulling code into yukio_dev


It should be /bin/bash


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Isn't the default color already white?


Fixed in c240272.


that was easy..


I can't remember why the change.
Will revert.


derp


It's a `flake8` directive to ignore a specific line. No quality assessment or some such :)  I add it in places where it would complain about unused imports, for example.


I already tried this way using g_Cfg.m_iMaxSkill (variable) instead SKILL_QTY (fixed), but it broke the compiler on windows, both skills[] and pBooks[] only accept fixed values :/

CCharStatus.cpp(679): error C2057: expected constant expression
CCharStatus.cpp(679): error C2466: cannot allocate an array of constant size 0
CCharStatus.cpp(679): error C2133: 'pBooks' : unknown size
...
CCharSkill.cpp(399): error C2057: expected constant expression
CCharSkill.cpp(399): error C2466: cannot allocate an array of constant size 0
CCharSkill.cpp(399): error C2133: 'skills' : unknown size


++ Thanks!


LoadComponentRefactor (amirroth) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2089 of 2089 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 6 tests had: AUD diffs.

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This commit is missing Signed-Off-By line to indicate that you agree with phpMyAdmin Developer's Certificate of Origin. Please check [contributing documentation](https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md) for more information.


Is this on your interpreter as well?


yarp


Sorry Scott. Just now I've noticed you didn't document the firstUpperCase method.
Also, please create a namespace for the "pentaho.util.text" and publish it as the @amd pentaho/util/text. Check out an example [here](https://github.com/dcleao/pentaho-platform-plugin-common-ui/commit/b61b108175e17a1180fd553119c0c2d3dac94c5f#diff-23fe3a0ec1eb463fa6f2979ab6c9debaR19).


or, like, it will, once I commit


You can `@ignore` it all in the end.


You should be doing `from .utils`.


I think this is true in general. I (personally) feel that the line between DSL's and general purpose PL's gets fudged from time to time, and in these cases, I wonder how much "growability" of a language matters. What do you think?
I think some DSL's lend themselves better to being grown, like Unix for terminal/command prompt, than others, like Context Free.


Слушай, а что ты вообще пытаешься тут сделать? И разве законно ли просто заливать "это" "вот так".
Простите меня за занудство


dsada


LoadComponentRefactor (amirroth) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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merging bootstrap bu nishant1


asdfadsdfasfsafasdf


Super interesting questions, I think. Certainly some GPPL's like C intentionally make it easy to really mess things up in order to provide more power/flexibility to the programmer. That said I think that there isn't a "straightforward way to design" languages to avoid that, as you say in your response; I could imagine that this is the type of thing that really varies based on the context in which a language is designed.


Oh, I meant in the feed list, not feed detail. Although it's fine there, too.


`@post`


testando smartgit


@alimaredia actually, this commit *reverts* part of #7541. as we don't need to

1. add Boost_LIBRARIES to EXTRALIBS
1. link the tests against EXTRALIBS


Thanks for the feedback. Honestly, I quickly copied the original `serialize()` function and adapted it to remove the additional properties added by `jsonapi-datastore`. That said, I didn't do an in-depth analysis. I'll be submitting this as a PR -- once it's merged, you should consider submitting a PR to address the issues you mentioned.


Thanks for the review.

In fact that won t prevent the update from working. It only check if the URL is associated to an existing file/directory. This is the case for ITKTubeTk. For all other ITK module not on the filesystem, they will be updated.


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I think you're right, and I really like your point about how language design should be productivity-driven. but how do you define productivity? Does that mean getting as much done as possible in the shortest time? Or does it perhaps mean running code as efficiently as possible? It could also mean other things, like giving the programmer the largest amount of flexibility to express themselves/manipulate the computer.
If productivity simply means "getting out of the way of the programmer and making it easy for them to code", then I think you're making a lot of the same points as Pavlus, in that a language should first and foremost be easy to learn.


You did not answer the question. If the iterator is delivering strings red or blue then the Itrable[T] should use Enum[red.blue] as the type. Analog, an array like this `[red, blue, red, red, blue]` is an Array that is compatible with `Array[Enum[red, blue]]`, the Iterable is thus `Iterable[Enum[red, blue]]`. I think the same should apply when iterating over a Type[Enum[red, blue]] .....

eh ....

And suddenly... I get what the comment was about. It is the initial Enum[*strings] that is wrong, not the Iterable[Enum[*strings)] ! Doh.

Fixing


Wait, I thought you were just making it fade when scrolling, and exit fade when either top of screen or mouse hover?


We should ensure this somehow in the Amber build scripts, too.


userName和password不要分別用NSMutableArray，用一個NSMutableDictionary來管理。
`@property (nonatomic) NSMutableDictionary *userInfos;`
... // 初始化略

加入時（用省略寫法）
`self.userInfos[userName] = password; // equal [dic setObject:userName forKey:password];`

判定時（用省略寫法）
`if (self.userInfos[userName])`


That's desired behaviour, but apparently putting it in the ul borks it by making the mouseout proc even when moving from one button to another on chrome.

Commenting out the mouseout part fixes chrome but adds bugs it in ff


This whole statement should be able to fit on one line. Also, might be cleaner to do `np.dot(snv, snv)` over `(snv * snv).sum()`?


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That sounds great! I'm happy to hear you're in my class! See you soon,

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Ohh. That's shitty. We'll have to take a look at the logic on Tuesday if it isn't solved by then. In the mean time, try not to get bogged down with it and maybe work on something else (if you want).


Boa!


You should delete `left MHS removed teachers.txt`, as you can always retrieve them from the git history anyway.


I agree... but it seems to me losing the overall purpose for the details. The main goal here is to enable `flake8` to run in the codebase, for easy review of new code...

I don't think it's time well-spent reviewing old code. If there's something offensive or egregious--yes--but otherwise, let the old code be imperfect (but slightly less so now), and hold the new code to a higher standard.

Fair?


That's okay mr Ben!,
You can submit the PR anytime you want(when you're not bussy)😀


commit的名稱盡量用簡短的敘述說明此commit變更的內容。
```
[BAD] git commit -m "完成了"
[GOOD] git commit -m "layout修正。註冊判定追加"
```


Issue #10 solved!


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Sorry, I meant ["now recorded by git"](https://github.com/JesseKPhillips/d.vim/graphs/contributors). But you are correct I should keep the original list of contributions.


Thanks for catching this, Mark! :+1:


Picking this one arbitrarily. Is the whitespace for these simple inline classes worth it?


idk it made me commit this


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Here's another where we're turning a 3-line class definition into 4. I feel we'd gain more readability from putting the newline after the class definition than here, after the class declaration line.


That's PEP8 for ya. It wants a newline before a class, and a newline before methods in classes. `autopep8` took care of it.

In most cases, this is absolutely the right thing--and it looks less funny with a docstring (which we could really use here anyway)


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Nice work. Thanks for the update.


I can't figure out why the Settings object mutates on me between the Cheats constructor running and Cheats_Load() executing. I loose my newly added column.
Before (in Cheats constructor)
![before](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3497703/12864464/d1744892-cc3f-11e5-8c58-54a5e56ee875.PNG)
After (in Cheats_Load)
![after](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3497703/12864465/d98579ac-cc3f-11e5-8fe9-78a996cdab31.PNG)


test


Note we need a ticket for PDOC (it reads the definitions, it will skip this new thing now, but should include them in documentation). Delete this comment once there is a ticket.


Class name might be enough. I'll think about it.


should not be part of scripts/image, instead select a package where this is installed from, like systemd or kernel


I agree, it's *slightly* less pretty. `autopep8` doesn't handle inline classes super-well. If we cared at this level, though, we ought to rewrite much of the test code; I find quite a bit to be really hard to read.

Again, I don't think this is the point of the PR. The minor loss of readability for inline classes pales in comparison to the positive things done by the PR... and takes time away from other things we could be doing (like CIFTI support).


looks good


Also added new icon (temporary)


can you try to reuse the style we use on other sed's too like " instead ' and , then / as delimiter?


Fair.


Mahutahs, you can indent all items from after Line 3 up to Line 14, so that these are easy to read within the <head></head>


Okay, so no way to tell it to ignore in inline classes? Also fine. Generally tests are uglier than regular code anyway.


Indent <div class= "page wrapper> line 18.
Indent all items after line 18 until closing div </div> on line 146.


Indent all paragraphs:
 <p>
   text, text, text, inline elements.
</p>


I didn't see anything when I googled. And yes, we likely wouldn't allow inline classes without docstrings in production code anyway.


Almost as if it was made for Magarena :grinning:


@LennyBoyatzis is this indented correctly?


Rather than having named arguments just pass an object.


No, the color gets set to whatever the last message color was at the end


Nice work!!!


Check out ES6 for arrow functions. https://github.com/lukehoban/es6features


I prefer the 5 expects above to be separate 'it' entries to make each case clearer (helps when test fails).


message bus system


Mahutahs,
1. you can indent all items from after Line 3 up to Line 14, so that these are easy to read within the

2. Indent Line 18
 . Its closing
 is on line 146, so these two have to align. You would need to indent items after line 18 to line 146, so that it is easier to identify the parent.

3. Indent all paragraphs.

  text, text,


Why the extra assignment to tempMap?


OMG! this commit destroyed the ip address matching


I think the construct above needs a comment so that you on line 325 understand that you are about to read a test-matrix of "things being inside of other things".


I like how you divided your page using semantic HTML5; this is good practice.


This line I think should just be removed, since the expression is in the following line. (Not trying to over-nitpick. It looks like dead code pyflakes caught, so we might as well remove it rather than make it not trigger pyflakes.)


Could be more aptly named such as "createDevicesArray"


I think we might have used it before..not sure i know for sure before we used a different java class but we discovered 911(emergency) calling wasnt working so we then switched i think we where using open source ril but maybe not maybe it was just the java ril. Anyways good to hear you got a working (or compileing?) shim i guess ill have to start working on getting a 6.0 build going soon.


Oh, oops. :)  So, in the settings menu below the LOGOUT item?


I like your choice to use fixed so that the image stays while you scroll.


Why do you have font-family here twice?


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Just a thought, wlan0 and wlan1 probably aren't guaranteed to to be the names on other devices which would result in an undefined exception...


See comment on objects as arguments on addToMap function.


The commit message has typo(s)
"A type alias ***me*** be recursive. In other words, it may contain a reference
to itself."


Create a new entry code can be refactored to its own method since you call it multiple times throughout.


One thing you can do to organize your CSS is have all the <h> tags at the top, the aside, section, footer etc next and then the classes in the commented sections (middle, bottom etc)


solves Issue #13


Ok done….I thought we were using our discretion as to whether or not these util methods need documentation or not…maybe I misunderstood what was said during grooming/planning.  Anyway, I added the doclet for the firstUpperCase().

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Sorry Scott. Just now I've noticed you didn't document the firstUpperCase method.
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@joncursi reporting in :+1: :)


The code in this function is almost identical to the function above, could be refactored to a method.


hello-world


Identical code to above.


adds more kitpicker actions when respawning


Thanks


@fabgia At present, each instance of cAdvisor would need its own instance of the monasca republisher. cAdvisor could be run with topics stats_1, stats_2, ..., stats_n. Then the republishers could all write to one topic or write to separate topics. What do you have in mind?


This commit needs to be broken up - there is way too much going on here.

It may be time to also refactor lib/puppet/pops/types/types.rb and break it up into several files. When reviewing it is hard to see a smatter of line changes in a 3000 line file. You don't know which type you are in, and need to expand almost everything. If you agree, make that refactoring first as a maint.


Actually, in going through Josh's PR, I noticed that he uses meters for r0 as well as the other things like L0, etc.  So we should keep things consistent and use meters here too.  I switched it here: 063eb23


I just remembered that I also use [dialyxer](https://github.com/jeremyjh/dialyxir) so that I can use `mix dialyzer` to check my `@spec`s.  It's especially useful if you use a lot of even kind-of-complex pattern matching in your function signatures.

Of course, I mostly remembered I hadn't mentioned this because it suddenly stopped working this morning on Elixir 1.2.2. :frowning:


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As an example, this change (and the changes to the TypeParser) is a separate commit. "make the Type Parser have access to scope". Then only add/modify tests to check that it is possible to call it with scope. Change nothing else.


Tricky. I'd at least add a comment explaining what's happening. Also JS is weakly typed but you should still be consistent. On line 3 you set this.detailsShow to a boolean value. What if the insides of Vue accept a boolean, unlikely but a potential and subtle bug...


return condition1 && condition 2


いいんじゃない


Even the long time Debian user could not figure out what the package names were
You cannot make this up!


Respect. :+1:


It should not have to set it to nil, TypeParser is API.


Turned out that deleting my config.ini allowed my new code to generate a new one with the new column.
@zeromus says it works for him as it so the suspicion is that it was a bad config.ini that got generated partway through the addition of the new feature.


@zifnab06  This broke "WelcomeWizard" on CM11


Yucky whitespace. What's a backpack cargo on a helo?


Despues de agregar el codigo se debe ejecutar el comando `manage.py collectstatics`


Woops, I think I meant to add comments in there.
backpackcargo is parachutes. Decided to disable them since the inventory to the helo is not disabled so people were getting out of the respawnhelo with parachutes and cluttering up the place.


@kostya1978 hghj


Yeah, the static sleep time could be augmented a bit if we can hook @MosesUK 's revive script states or the BIS ones. It also gave me a good idea for how to do a countdown screen as well.


Good eye :eyeglasses:


Does this error if not found, or can you get nil here? (The old code checked for the nil case)


true, guess im too used to C


And Chrome allows this? Pretty sure couldn't do the same with the woff file, thus the cryptic `chrome-extension://__MSG_@@extension_id__`.


will condition2 run if condition1 fails? not sure how js treats that.


ok


yea only works on my aetheros based router. wasnt expecting to post this for everyone else to use. would have to account broadcom based routers in that case too.


Best to use a <button> or <input> tag to make this element.


thats basically what addToMap is.


Nice indentation and organization of code.


Shouldn't you add `last = null` here also so it can be GCed?


Consider the <blockquote> as opposed to <q> tag.


I'd vote we remove this global declaration and use the one scoped to the relevant script unless that breaks anything: https://github.com/Diffusion9/Sandbox.Stratis/commit/e069367a905588bca1a3d901fd53839046e8d2ab


Change name to mandies voip app


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I don't agree with this change. Does it actually fix anything or is it just cautionary? If the former, what is the visible result?


Including h tags in the base styles, html tags (aside, header etc) in the layout, and classes in the additional styles is a good way to organize your code.


I don't have access to the game but I'm anxious to see Half-Cat's insignia! :clap:


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I do not want this logic inside of the model object.


This implies that the AST is mutated or that it does the adapter stuff inside the model. it adds loader to its API. We don't want that.
It is fine to break it out from this file though. It can go into Pops::Util but not into the model - the model (AST) should only have intrinsic behavior and be as minimalistic as possible. (For the same reason we do not have validation, or evaluation or any of the adapters there).


It's best practice to use padding in your CSS to space out your elements; refrain from using br tags in your html


Все ок. Добавьте, так для общего развития, чтобы у Вас данные запрашивались по запросу и выводились в браузере


Why do you have this image in both the body and the header?


closes #2 and #3


quotes around the names perhaps?


I have never heard a programmer talking "observadores" in pt_BR, usually ppl use "watchers". Would "watchers" be better in this context, or maybe something like "watchers (observadores)"?


One way to organize your code could be to place all the h tags in the base styles, teh html tags (aside, section, footer) in the layout styles and the classes in the other styles


In population served, please change the age range! the correct one is 12-23 thank you


Log a ticket.


document не нужно брать в кавычки


Add support for UnresolvedType in separate commit.


For requirements already in the setup.py, you can just add a single entry to the requirements.txt file:

```
--editable .
```


With this you move to iOS 8 only, even though you changed the deployment target to iOS 6 in the previous commit (if I read the diff correctly). Do you really think the deprecation warning is worth it? Backwards compatibility is great for those who need it and as long as it's cheap to maintain, why not?


separate the changes, so that the scope change is a separate commit. The handling of "Unresolved" is a separate change.


Nice organization of CSS, classes could go into the other styles; header, footer etc in the layout styles and h tags in the base styles.


Ok, updated in 3a4cdb3.


this can also just be a p tag


This looks like a fundamental feature that should be in a separate commit with tests.


haha


Сюда
```javascript
.toLowerCase();
```


Why isn't guard passed to visitor.visit? What if it calls back?


Git repo


Gitrepo


Commit


Yes, this broke Welcome Wizard


Best to use a button or input tag here.


Kept looking at this card - Will be unfortunate getting this in a random deck, hehe


Только с начала искать это фича?
Мне кажется лучше
```javascript
.text().toLowerCase().indexOf(filter) !== -1
```


Best to use CSS to create spaces between the elements. Use br tags sparingly ... if at all.


this is a test from  the  api


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rip my teams


Hi @trentxintong, this change broke test/SILOptimizer/sil_witness_tables_external_witnesstable.swift, do you mind taking a look?


You can organize your CSS by putting h tags in the base styles, html elements (footer, header etc) in the layout styles and classes in the other styles.


lets get these back


@elia Nice catch. I remember you told me about the naming collision a while back. I thought I'd fixed it, but must've missed it here. :+1:


See https://wpilib.screenstepslive.com/s/4485/m/13809/l/480120-c-java-changes-and-porting-guide-2015-to-2016


If there is a resolved type with the same name and parameters, then it must be the same as the Unresolved type. (Although, if we also have private types it is also a mater which type  that is visible). I was thinking that if you compare Unresolved[Foo, 1,2,3], against an actual Foo[1,2,3] that they would be the same. (Same concept applies to assignable probably).


in separate commit


Nice commenting.


Great use of button tag


@jbogard I noticed this while looking through #1085.

What was this a problem this was creating?
The idea of this being here was that if you use new convention systems, the old default functionality wouldn't apply.
Also if you use the old API exclusively, or don't use any of it, the old 3.2 functionality will take effect and it's rules applied, making pre-existing defaults backwards compatible.
If you use exclusive conventions you should be left with a pure blank list to make whatever you want and only those rules apply.  With removing this if you use conventions, the "Get" postfix is still in effect and there's not an easy way to get rid of it other than going to the old non-convention api.  Also you can't remove flattening without reflection into the base lists and removing that name spliter.

I don't know how many people might run into this, but in terms of removing features you can't do it that easily with this code removed.  Maybe it's your intent is that flattening should be done by default, and if someone wants to remove it it's a huge pain, BUT still doable.  And I know someone complained about Get doing un-wanted mappings before.


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Practice DRY (do not repeat yourself) coding by replacing containers 1, 2 & 3  id with a class of container.


I am in middle of something. Can you please revert ?

Thanks.


Well, we have internal errors that create recursive structures. Class a inherits b. Class b inherits a. Someone could make errors in functions and create recursive data. Probably best to use a guard for that as well.
Also since types are also values doesn't that mean this requires a guard.


@slavapestov  Thanks.


Комменты наверное как-то не так выводятся, можно хотя бы в ```<pre>``` их обернуть
А нельзя ```<br>``` в конце строки в комменты лепить?

// to-do:
Если делать не ```<pre>``` то
Прилепить минифаер html
Эт в галп


which "test" ?


In organizing your CSS, consider putting h, a etc tags in the base styles, html tags (section, footer etc) in the layout styles and classes/ids in the other styles


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@helgafrozen
1. Есть 3 разных состояния `args` с точки зрения длины. В задании я явно указал только на два, но все три надо обрабатывать отдельно.
2. У `args` тип всегда один - `tuple`. Вас интересует тип содержимого.
3. Сопоставление типов через `type` ещё и оператором сравнения, а не идентичности, плохой стиль. Я просил прочитать про функцию `isinstance`.


Already done :)


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@helgafrozen
На ошибку, как и на `return` в функции, можно налететь только один раз. После этого исполнение всей программы прервется, поэтому не нужны лишние условия и ветвления исполнения.


The recursive assignable algorithm needs to be explained in a comment.


Make that 813928a...to fix the build error mentioned above.


guarded_recursion ?


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Great use of button tags


can we use symbols? or do you need to do increments i the algorithm ? If they need to be numbers it would be great to have constants when they are compared . i.e. == BOTH_RECURSIVE is better than == 3


The blockquote tag may be another option to styling this content.


This work?


What is this for - I lost track what this could be.... A comment would be nice.


maybe fix this EOL as well


Hello there
`;sd;lkf;lkdsf`

> ksdkifnnkv


@obiot `me.Container._sortZ` is undefined. You want `me.Container.prototype._sortZ`


Nope, this commit actually got pushed by mistake. That's why i had to rebase to hide it. Just another failed attempt...


I had no idea main was an html tag. The other semantic tags we've been using can be nested inside this tag (but not the other way around). Great find. Adding this to my list of tags to use.


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This looks like a significant change in behavior of this method


Do you got this, sim1 network keeps crashing over and over again?


@obiot I think it's better to just use `return` here, instead. `e.timeStamp` will always be old, no matter how many iterations you take through the while loop.


Uh? What did you call it?


And how is that a bad thing? I think that just shows that there is something wrong with the implementation if you have to stub the model. Why do you need to stub the model objects?


Huge code cleanup would be like this whole PR. Massive code cleanup is something you wouldn't want to see.
Joking apart, imo I broke the PR in this commit with reworking the instancescript and converting scriptedAIs to bossAIs.


PNM_IntakeActuateIn just with the proper formating for consts.


This cannot be the default.  It results in too much data being transferred, which takes too long in a VM.  This causes Travis CI and runfabtests to fail.


It's time to remove this, actually.


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Implemented in a701fea.


I thin we need to kill this.


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Right on lol, I've had a few of these myself, one time and then gone lol


Lets put advice first as we normally do everywhere.


We don't need call render on synced, the Chaplin.CollectionView does call renderAllItems on collection reset and sort, this is enough to update table content.


`less-loader` will do its job, convert the SVG to data uri.


nepotrebujes do funkcie posielat parameter


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ked pouzivas cele cisla, nedavaj tam desatinne miesta, sprava sa to inak


Cool dude. I have been waiting for this update


Here my findings:

At startup, you can successfully load a core, load a game from history or load it normally to another core or to the current one. Also you can without issues exit RA.

However, once you load a game (with any of the previous described options) the screen goes black for about a minute and then exits to Homebrew channel. This means you cannot switch to another core, load a game from history or normally, except exiting RA.

Hope this helps.


ObjexxFCL41 (DeadParrot) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (969 of 969 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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teraz to skus zmenit tak, aby to vypisovalo takto:

1 2 foo 4 bar foo 7 8 foo bar 11 foo 13 14 foobar 16 17 foo 19 bar ...


Place for a little optimization : [pycurl.CurlShare()](https://github.com/pycurl/pycurl/blob/c79bc330198b9f382adb02985e9e67b738d71429/doc/docstrings/share_setopt.rst) allows to share cached DNS hosts, [SSL sesions](https://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/curl_share_setopt.html) (and cookies)


este to zmen tak, aby to bralo len jeden parameter - n


Ok Pedro tomorrow first time i will check that part of the code again,
thanks!
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`proposal_delete` is not in the new table


Okay, then where is your code at, I was hoping to see some progress from you.


I've implemented a second `init` flavor in 45d2593. IMO that's cleaner than the delegate ping pong.


`withdraw_permission_delete` is not in the new table


I agreed that the post on grayscale shows that a large part of API design is community engagement. I began to wonder though exactly how helpful the community feedback was in this particular case. It seemed from the comments that every member in the community wanted vocabulary that was familiar to them. Also, the range of suggestions was very large probably because you had people from many different backgrounds. It makes it difficult to make a decision when you know that you cannot please everybody.


Octree (DeadParrot) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2067 of 2067 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: SHD diffs.

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I think we can kill this hack, since Chaplin's renderAllItems() will no actually rerender items, but just make sure everything is in place.


See bced98b


Nope


We can kill the line with 'reset collection' since we killed the HACK of overriding itemsReset()


What happens here if seconds is `None`?

When using `python dejavu.py --recognize mic 10` from the docs, I'm observing seconds is passed as a string (definitely not the intended behavior, try '0' * 10 for example). I tried casting to an int but then get `IOError: [Errno -9981] Input overflowed`.

Any thoughts on this?


Well, actually this is not a HACK, but our need to rerender partials with new sortInfo, so we can avoid this dangerous connotations here.


Ah, I meant to remove the href from <button> because it's not a valid attribute*. Great catch!
*http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_button.asp


add more here


I'll look at that again when I refine. I originally used that tag, but it had some inherent responsive text scaling properties set by default that I didn't want to work out at the time.


Let's try to use syntax:

'syncing collection': -> @render()

This may help with debugging, we will see where the render() is being invoked from. Otherwise it shows it's coming from Backbone,Events closures.


@trentxintong Hi Xin,

I have a local change that is similar, but slightly different (and it also broke that test, and I haven't had a chance to look at that, hence I haven't committed my change).

My change runs dead function elimination prior to linking, so that we don't pull in code that is just going to be thrown out.


Consider using a button or input tag


first commit


This program was written for an assignment given in my first Programming class at the University of Washington. This program keeps track of multiple accounts and the funds within the accounts.


I think possibly one of the reasons programming languages and thing like Web applications can have such a difficult learning curve is because of the nature of growing a language. Steele mentions the fact that to have a programming language widely adopted, usually designing the entire language off the bat (the cathedral) is not a good strategy. This however leads to problems down the road for the learning curve of the language. The language might not have a single overarching and very easy to learn format because it has been somewhat hobbled together.


And no, CollectionView should never been autoRender: yes, since it always fail without @rootName. So, let's set no here, and we can avoid settings 'no' all over the places we use CollectionView.


Consider using blockquote tag and it is best practice to use CSS styling to space out your elements vs adding br tags


Wow.  Looks nice!


Fixed first half of #2


Fixed second half of #2


Bank.cpp file


You have both ids and classes with the same name in a few places, think about either renaming these or maybe there is repetitive code that can be put into a class.


什么傻逼


Why did you make this particular change to the apiKey variable? If it was due to being unable to build, that's fine, but this change can't be merged with the master branch of the main repository. It would break the build process.


Refactor-Rich-CoolingTower1Spd (energy-plus) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1885 of 2057 tests passed, 161 test warnings)

 * 334 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 329 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 10 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 195 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 212 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 232 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 168 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 12 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.

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I agree with choosing to use natural language in only a limited way in a DSL. And I think that you hit the nail on the head by saying that natural language, which is somewhat abstract, is not a good way to implement a concrete concept such as a for loop. I think that anyone trying to disguise a concrete idea with abstract syntax would actually be making it more difficult to learn the language.


This commit breaks on my machine by trying to link with -l-lboost_python.  I removed this and it now links properly.


Precisely. Some test files are half baked pollyfill implementations: https://github.com/marcioAlmada/yay/blob/master/tests/phppt/primitive_union_return_types.phppt

There we go [Conditional Macro Declaration](https://github.com/marcioAlmada/yay/issues/15).


We could avoid `headers` here.


Hi @velli! After you do npm install in the root folder of the project, config/env/development.json5.sample is copied to config/env/development.json5 which is the actual file you have to wire up your database in. The error you are experiencing indicates that this file (config/env/development.json5 is missing at its correct path.) Try running npm install again or manually copy development.json5.sample to development.json5.

To wire up your database means to use the correct database name, database user, and password etc in development.json5 or production.json5 in production mode. Simply open these files and replace (if needed) these attributes in the config files.


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Here, I would put the div inside the header


Consider using a button or input tag


You should probably have only one header tag in your file ... that includes all the elements of a header (like nav, menu, logo etc)


Footer should be the parent html tag with all footer content inside


Instead, it would be better to use Int64 instead of Int.


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lol shoot man, didn't realise I was "Cheif of Porting"

guess I need to step up my game


I have added your words, although I don't fully understand them.


Should we put this method deeper into CollectionView? Don't we need to handler loading during server sorting too?


>I meant waiting until you upload to PyPI, then commit and push.

Gotcha, that makes sense.


Fixed #6


fix typo.


where is the change


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Bé, el que jo havia pensat simplement era en un post-relationship entre projectes i programes (i també usuaris).

- Un programa podrà pertànyer a un o més projectes i usuaris
- Un projecte pot estar associat a diversos programes i usuaris
- Un usuari pot estar associat a diversos projectes i programes

Amb el post relationship això està resolt. Jo no tenia pensat fer res relacionat amb les URLs més enllà del que ja has fet. Imaginem:

Un programa té un projecte associat. La forma d'enllaçar-ho actualment és a la barra lateral, on diu «Voleu col·laborar en la traducció d'aquest projecte?», això ha de portar a la pàgina del projecte i des d'allà l'usuari pot inscriure's.


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Sí, se m'ha passat. Això ve del traducctor em sembla. Ho canviaré als dos llocs.


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Let's not do this either, the BOT crashes xD


You can also put these in an unordered list


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While I agree with this, one can also argue a designer might not know the "biggest warts" of a programming language until they get feedback from the users. In this way, the "F***  it, ship it" mentality may provide useful feedback that would never be possible if a developer waited until a product was "wart free" before sharing it.


Consider organizing your files by placing p and h tags in the base, html tags (header, footer etc) in the layout and classes/ids in the other styles


Try not naming your classes the same as html tags (e.g. header) unless you are not using them in your code at all.


@rudkx Thank you for letting me know. I think it makes sense to move dead function before SILLinking and I will fix that test.


removed file


I'd rename 'state' argument into 'overrides' to emphasize it's role. Having it as 'state' is confusing and a bit misleading.


I'd rename 'newState' into just 'state' for simplicity.


You should probably only have one header tag per page


I agree. In this light, this why developers also need to be cautious of the "F*** it, ship it" mentality mentioned in an earlier comment. How might developers balance these philosophies?


No need for a span in the button tag


curRequest -> currentXHR


ok


Consider using a button or input tag


Consider using an unordered list here


Only need to use 0 once here


Consider using a button or input tag here


I deleted the old recursion which I thought to jump out of the recursion circle by reaching the end.
and I deleted the test main codes.


It's best practice to use CSS styling to space out your elements rather than br tags


Consider using a blockquote here


You should have better descriptions for your commits... ¬_¬


One of the heap and leap problem that I met before is that for the empty list, I can not delete anything.
This condition needs to be thought over when I try to handle the (loc == 0) condition.


What do you think is the factor that divides when it is okay to to have complex ways of doing things as mentioned in the quote, "...this may be acceptable for some little languages but is in general a sign that more features are necessary"?


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this is basic develop files


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No because the code only cares if there were more than two packages specified as arguments.


crash the bot because I'm way to tired :( rip bot I feel for her


@kirbyfan64 What is `t` doing?


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It's already disabled though?


create Readme file


What?


This TTL approach for mongodb seems to be the most reasonable, however, I don't follow all of the dependencies for which versions of amqp or celery to test it out.  I tried a few branches haven't been able to test it.


@TetraEtc is this backward compatible?


Use either _H3_ or _H4_ here


@jckarter Any ideas?


yes like you said is more powerfull :)


Duplicating styles _NL_previous_post_ vs. _NL_next_post_
Changed to one only _NL_related_post_


unsplash images should follow other naming convention; unsplash_imageID.png/jpg


Always add images in the _images.yml_


yeah, `autoflake` found some unused variable assignments and left the expressions behind. I should have separated the parts, so we could cherry-pick them more easily! Thanks for the catch, will fix!


@GHerbst please optimize image size


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Actually i was thinking that maybe cpptraj could try to leverage the pubfft
routines in libsander. I'll have to do some tests.

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TODO:
fix this file


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Why is `nClasses` specified twice now?


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Isn't `nClasses` computed via
```lua
donkeys:addjob(function() return trainLoader.classes end, function(c) classes = c end)
```
and `#classes`?


@espensj If we have changed this, will we need to re-record the audio for _En veldig høy mann_?


its a test


Im not really sure what is the correct way of doing it as you suggested.


seems its already added  white and black player in it.


Will work with Django 1.8+

Current code will work Django =< 1.9, won't work with Django 1.10+


Cleaned up the navbar. (deleted all the unneeded elements)