@ManfredKarrer

There are a few reasons:
- Web apps are more accessible since there is no installation, and it's easier to support all platforms (including mobile)
- I personally am more familiar with Javascript and its tooling ecosystem, and produce better quality work with JS (including better testing, code structure, etc.) than I do with Java
- The only reason I started developing Mercury with Java was because BitcoinJ was the only SPV library at the time, but now Webcoin is a viable option

I've watched the Bitsquare project for a long time, keep up the good work :smile: :+1:


On 02/24/2016 03:24 PM, Bradley Lucier wrote:
> On 02/24/2016 03:20 PM, Marc Feeley wrote:
>> I'm waiting for a
>> confirmation that the issue is indeed fixed...
>
> So am I.  Waiting, and waiting, and ...
>
> But I've started the process.
>
> Brad
>

It now passes.  It took a bit less than two hours for the "configure;
make from-scratch; make check".

If this toy had 2GB RAM instead of one then I could have done "make -j 3
from-scratch" because it has four cores.  So the hardware's a bit
unbalanced.

Brad


As we are adding more stuff and its starting to become little more exhaustive than before, lets start adding comments.


I was confused by the commit message. By reading container I expected the session being retrieved from the builder. Not saying the implementation is not correct. Just the commit message can be improved


We should discuss that, maybe orally. Do you have some times tomorrow, say about 9:00/15 ?


This doesn't seem it belongs here as it is very general, similar with a few of these functions.


Sponge is only for things that are global. Since the Locale is always the same on Server but different on Client, it needs to be put into Server and then added to Client once client-phase-1 is in.


No -- it seems to work just fine. I also note that the ranges that they provide in the doc don't actually work -- the input range to the hardware timer is up to 2^23 / 5 us and not the value that they provide. In any case it doesn't really matter as people typically want really short times....

This particular handler uses about 10% of the system when it is running -- implies it takes about 5us to execute.


Already done ;) See https://github.com/SpongePowered/SpongeAPI/commit/15a0feaf8d35f5554efc2b96f9bdb0d80770c0ad


Ok so since Word and the MS API distinguish between

1. document having first / even headers
2. those headers showing up

I feel like we should do the same

So I'm with you having:
```
>>> section.has_even_page_header = True
# section.pageSetup.OddAndEvenPagesHeaderFooter == True
# in settings.xml sets <w:evenAndOddHeaders w:val="1"/>
```
and
```
>>> section.has_first_page_header = True
# section.pageSetup.DifferentFirstPageHeaderFooter == True
# in document.xml sets <w:titlePg w:val="1"/>
```


Are markupsafe and jinja2 used anywhere?


Just for better readability and future modifications if any, switching the order of source and cd above would be good.


Should we rename this to just 'Add plugins'?


I guess this is to ensure same behavior with the rest.


Nice catch.


This looks very similar to the other version. Can we remove the code duplication.


Yeah I made a quick attempt to prove the postulated part but it looked like it might need a couple separate lemmas to do nicely that way.


Ya I noted that this is probably common, Googlebot doesn't want ad impressions so they probably adblock.


if the site is smart enough to know they aren't getting indexed by blocking their own content.


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lgtm


this is a mistake, it should be `error: testError`


Yeah... And it will only get worse; probably the obligations for `(–)*` would be essentially intractable.


Thanks @windy1 :).


does that `find` command work? Shouldn't it be something like: `find node_modules -name .babelrc`
your find command gives me an error:
```bash
$ find node_modules/**/.babelrc
# find: node_modules/**/.babelrc: No such file or directory
```


Cool, makes it simple to follow at this level.


This `choice` makes results non-reproducible.

Do what `fuchsify` does: create an RNG object from a given seed, use `rng.choice` instead of `choice`. This way each execution with the same seed will give the same results.


Wouldn't this take them to doc url + /plugins/ instead of cordova.io/plugins?


Ajout commentaires


__API Description file syntax error on line undefined__: ETIMEDOUT (Autogenerated message from apiary.io)


This has a base index.html file in it, that's all that has been added as well as an install for the UI Ki in the bower.json file.


In this case, we don't want to set `accid` to `arg1`, rather let's send a console.warn saying the `accountId` parameter is deprecated.


@windy1

Fairly sure this isn't what we want. Extent is the parent of World because an Extent may have nothing to do with a World.

This is circular hierarchy.


merge


@Zidane I did consider this, but I figured, that by Extent's own definition, an extent is a range of blocks and entities. All blocks and entities have a world therefore it is safe to assume all Extents either are.

a) A world
b) Within a world


You forgot to change to python3 here :)


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Why put inside if statement, as you are already within `if (looptime < 1000)` body.


How about we break up this into something like:

Execute(int num_pages, int num_levels, int batch_size, ColumnrDescriptor) and remove InitDescriptors. The current split makes it you have to add some code in a bunch of places to add a new case.


So this is helpful to clarify, but I I think ideally THIS error response belongs in the documentation for client-service interactions whereas the one above about authentication-service interactions belongs here. Agree/disagree?


I don't understand the purpose of this at all. What's this doing?


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(2) comme Data Manager je veux pouvoir créer/choisir un identifiant pérenne lors d'un import de données


jjjj


@shalako this supports overriding in the stub. Our pipeline is currently deployed with with ssl.port=-1


nnn


An extent can be completely disconnected from a world iirc. I think worldedit's clipboard is an example of that


Thanks for taking care


OK, so this is a misnomer. A singularity is Fuchsian if it's Poincare rank is zero.


Obrigado :+1:


Notice, this one was used in `data/entities/status_effects/status_effects.lua`, and will need to be adapted.


yeah those 1000 can be removed indeed


This should work now!. I fixed it. :)


Fizeste merda Afonso xD
Tens que fazer update antes de fazer commit mas ja foi resolvido!


Ah okay, good point @simon816


I like the changes made.


Oh does that k afk


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I haven't been paying close attention.

cc @marineam @crawford @mischief


cc @vcaputo


This also fixes crash under valgrind for any file.


Est-ce qu'on vérifie que l'utilisateur peut réellement faire la transition ?


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no entiendo


Again, a misnomer. (In contrast to `is_fuchsian` a few lines above).


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Let's delete the ```<?xml``` line. It's not needed and it clais utf=-16 encoding which is odd.


there is wrong import here


I'm totally merging this to `master` :dancers:
Did it work ok for you on windows @leog?


I've refactored this in a patch I'm working on


Let's say client X wants to acquire a lock, it waits for 5 seconds and still cannot acquire the lock. Then it becomes impatient and want to cancel. Then it needs to call `Unlock` which seems strange.


Why not just ```out fileLinePositionSpan``` instead of 3 variables. The other variables can be calculated from it, no?


Isn't it because the entire map is offset by 2.0f when the zoom ration is 2 as well, due to tiles size?
Second thing, you are removing 2 (-2.0f, a float) to an integer.


cool commit title


When you are collaborating with other contributors.  Having your repository in the cloud serves as a backup.


0.7.16 tag implements the given patch, which consistently indicates the registration status through events.


This means that if you have trailing whitespace after the `ignore`, the `ignore` won't be recognized, right? It'll be treated as a normal type comment.

Also if you write e.g. `# type:  ignore`, with extra whitespace after the `type:`.

There's no exact syntax for this specified [in the PEP](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0484/#type-comments). It'd probably be good to hash that out sooner rather than later, with in particular the PyCharm folks, to prevent incompatibilities from developing too far. (Having this working implementation to play with should be very helpful in nailing down a syntax!)

I think the semantics I'd most like to have is, if the line after `# type: ` were to be tokenized like a normal fragment of Python, it'd just be the NAME token "ignore". Which I *think* is equivalent to, for the sake of compact notation in this comment, the regex `# type:\s+ignore\s*$`. Or maybe it'd even be better, though by loosening up the syntax it can make things annoying for simple greps and so on, to make the whole thing as much like normal Python syntax as possible, so that it's as if we tokenized the whole comment and looked for NAME "type", COLON, NAME "ignore". Which I think is equivalent to `#\s*type\s*:\s*ignore\s*$`. If we want that semantics, I have an idea for how we can still recognize it efficiently with a variation of your technique above.

@gvanrossum, what do you think about specifying this syntax precisely?


Cool fix. I'll test asap as I see no unfinished pieces, the TODO apart.


It was my mistake to add this line to `test_reduction.py`; it should be removed from that file and from this file too (because Sage's python is not system python).


brace on next line


good point, I'll make these all .hasOwnProperty()


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Ici, est-ce qu'on réfère à la _rule_ ou à la _permission_ ? Idéalement, il faudrait référer à la _rule_


and `const char *s`, right?


I'm not sure exactly what's going on with this logic, though it seems like the sort of thing that could plausibly be necessary, but it sounds like you plan to revisit it.


I encountered it also ans just submitted a PR for it.


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I cherrypiked all the selinux commited on noblelte to try if fix my selinux problem


Yes, it's definitely the right call for us to support it, because we'll definitely encounter .docx packages that have even header turned off but still contain an even header.

So a couple thoughts, in no particular order:

* section.x_header should accept assignment of None. Not sure about assigning other things, but probably raise an exception on that for now. This would essentially behave like a `Section.clear_x_header()` method.

* We'll need to be clear in the Word behavior section what happens when a given header is not present, like e.g. even_odd_headers is True but a section doesn't have an even header defined. This bit of when to create a new header and how is going to be a key API design question to be resolved. We'll also need to know what happens when a header is present but absolutely empty; does it make no header appear or does it trigger the inheritance or document default header behavior?

* I can think of a few alternatives to narrow it down:

  1. `.x_header` always returns a header object. This gets sticky if simply accessing the property has a side-effect that changes document behavior
  2. there is an add_x_header() method or perhaps a .get_or_add_x_header() method that returns the new or existing header object. The former is a little inelegant because it's illegal when a header already exists, so it burdens the developer to check first, making for multiple lines when there could be only one.
  3. elsewhere in the API, something we took from the MS API, is the idea of a `.has_x_header` property. On get it reports the boolean status, but it also accepts assignment and assigning True adds a blank header but only if it doesn't exist already. So that's a no-failure-mode option as well.
  4. I think there's the perfect fourth option we haven't landed on yet, but we'll keep thinking :)

On the only support single section question, I don't think we can get away with that. I'm not sure it's as much of an edge case as one might think, you need different layouts for portrait and landscape, for example, which is a fairly common ask to have both in the same doc. But more than that, the behavior of the last section headers is different between a 1 and multiple section document. The last one controls the last section if I'm not mistaken, which only happens to be the first section when you have just the one.

The inheritance thing we could probably not have full support for, leaving that up to the developer to work out which to define and which not. We just need to understand how that works so we can design the API in such a way it's extensible for that later; we don't necessarily have to implement that design in this first pass.


fixed


Should it be named Micro**S**erviceSecurityConfiguration ?


Hello ,  default.gitignore !?  is .gitignore and please don't add binaries to github .

lxdvdrip-1.77.tgz should be pushed with spectool -g lxdvdrip.spec

https://download.sourceforge.net/projects/lxdvdrip/files/lxdvdrip-1.77.tgz

and like I wrote IIRC commands is included

Thanks,


.git .poetry
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I vote we keep things the way they are. Once we have too many reducer client-side tests we can change this (won't be a big deal).


This does not include soft deleted votes :disappointed:


I've changed it but that point of it was that it's an inside joke. In the scene
Regina says "Stop trying to make fetch happen" so I though it'd be funny
to have as the screenshot in the readme. :)


Never run qctools under Valgrind. Very good idea!


Hi @brandur


Seems sane to me, but considering 8 minutes ago I had no idea what `RTNH_F_ONLINK` was, that should be taken with a substantial grain of salt.

@teg I presume this has been tested?


This case was pretty subtle already and now is more so. A comment would probably be helpful -- actually just something like `suite: simple_stmt | NEWLINE [TYPE_COMMENT NEWLINE] INDENT stmt+ DEDENT`, i.e. a copy of that line of the grammar, would be pretty great.


thanks - that is still stated in the docs - you should probably change it: https://openmvg.readthedocs.org/en/latest/software/SfM/ComputeMatches/


The name `ordinal` doesn't make sense with this change. How about something along the lines:

    case findDuplicatesBy fieldOrdinal fields'
      ++ findDuplicatesBy fieldName fields' of

The `ordinal` helper probably is not needed anymore.


After the first test runs, I think that pollutes the rest of the tests such that the codec is already created. Is it possible to clear the codec?


The `requestCopyBits` part of this method should only contain a `CloudFoundryClient` call.  It should not contain id extraction or waiting.  That stuff should go into a `copyBits()` method that delegates to `requestCopyBits()`.  I'll update in following commit.


Maybe move those two lines above under this comment, and delete the blank line -- it seems like they're all part of the same logical stanza described by the comment.

Also this comment is in the role of a sentence and should have initial capitalization and a period.


Good point. Will probably throw back in then.


`request...()` methods should only contain `CloudFoundryClient` calls.  Fixed in following commit.


Can `NCH(n)` be zero?


Okay, it seems to have a confusion here. In fact, the goal is to have 2 type of repos for home: featured and trending (as described [in home design](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/315259/12872302/29e563a6-cda0-11e5-9ba7-8143c456dc0b.png)). Trending should be fetched every day, but featured are hardcoded like the way they were (may be administrable via admin in the future). That's the reason for the renaming [introduced in #24](https://github.com/SIGSEV/Starveller/issues/24), because what we called "trending" was "featured" and are _immutable_, yep. Sorry if that point wasn't enough clear.


I'm not a fan of multiple return paths out of a method when they're not doing much work, but that's a style thing.


should be chunk-radius


And by PR comments, I meant commit comments.

The cloud-config file sets the timezone and upgrades the packages. Unfortunately, AWS doesn't support the automatic shutdown feature in cloud-init, so you have to reboot the hosts to see the new kernel version


Ok, it's fine


Why delete content?


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Could you possibly clarify the benefit? I guess just better pattern matching? Glob seemed to comply with the same pattern matching as is expected in a bash shell command, unless I'm missing something?


Please do not remove the lines for Grunt dependencies installations—not all users are familiar with Grunt, and for many, it might be the first time they're using it.


`c.c_arena` is just `arena`, right? The surrounding code seems to use the latter.


`rc /= 4` is not equal to `rc = rc >> 2` and can introduce an error on negative numbers like in this example:
`5 / 4 == 1` and `5 >> 2 == 1`
`-5 / 4 == -1` but `-5 >> 2 == -2`


Testing this


asdasdasd


I think i managed the Hat-Trick here:

Summary:
- Kernel saturation removed
- Kernel R = 2.0
- Mug is still reconstructed quite fine

I think i get it now, how R should be dimensioned i mean, "the maximum possible distance" is between object points, not counting the external sphere. Here's why:
If you look at the thin plate plot (with R=2)
![thinplate](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1950251/13302818/3bf17b34-db4c-11e5-9594-9b038573b2d9.png)
where on x-axis there's the distance between points you can see that normalized object points willl have x in [0,2], thus having a nice descending flavor. while sphere points (at radius 2) will have x in [0,4], thus sphere points "close" to each other will influence a lot, but also points on oppiste hemispheres will influence each other a lot, since the thin plate diverges after x=2 and their distances is 4. Meaning that we are reinforcing a lot the bounding region where f(x) must be 1.

Now the tricky part, distances between sphere and object will likely be in [1,3], meaning that a sphere point will influence a lot object points on the opposite side, where distance might be close to 3. We dont want this cause we will have deformations unless we have a lot object points with label 0 to reinforce an unknown region, and that is difficult to achieve.
To mitigate this i will try to lower the sphere points to bare minimum, or eventually completely remove it, to see what happens.

Another consequence of this is that we cant add external points (even with scaled target, i.e 0.3 instead of 1) too close to the object or it will get deformed. That's why I added a control to skip adding external points if they are too close (0.3 distance), however you still want to put some of them inside the concavity or you wont model it.

Once i tweaked decent parameters I can start producing medias in mass quantity.
First thing i want to do however is the sliding, since it will add a bulk of object points to reinforce an unknown region and I think it will reach a better result than this:
![rviz_screenshot_2016_02_24-23_45_32](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1950251/13303637/c1b181fc-db50-11e5-81e8-11f697262365.png)
Where the concavity is decenty modeled, however too few points where added on "the back", where we know nothing, and the surface gets eaten by external points.

I think i'll go bed now !
Cheers


@pmoulon is it correct, to only use this setting when later using the global sfm pipeline on the sfmdata.json file or does this option also make sense for the Incremental Pipeline?


This probably deserves a blank line above it.


This all seems reasonable, but I haven't used mainBowerFIles with css before. The alternative might be to just use `@import 'path/to/file.css'` in a stylus file, and add the `include css` option to stylus. I haven't attempted this though.

```
stylus({
  'include css': true
})
```


Java/Ch 01. Arrays and Strings/Q1_04_Palindrome_Permutation/QuestionC.java

Without the check the logic is broken
Try with the following string "Rats llive on no evil star", notice double "l" there.
It should return false.


posix_memalign fails if size is < sizeof(void*)


What records are missing?
Deleted votes?


@will WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE ;)


This method already existed (`requestStack()`) which matched the name of the request method in the implementation.


Do you use this?


Oh, my bad.


Since we now need to align memory OR we bust the crap out of formats that NEED alignment, we simply call the mem_calloc_align function blindly.

So, for formats with 1 byte aligned salts, we need this change.

NOTE, I had a 2nd change, where a 0 byte allocation was failing on sparc.  So if size < 1, I set size to 1.


TeamCity LabKey :: LabkeyModules15.3 :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 118](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=305366&buildTypeId=LabkeyModules153_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Execution timeout (new); tests failed: 184 (159 new), passed: 13 Build time: 04:01:26
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyFilterDisplays: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.JUnitTest$RemoteTest.org.labkey.bigiron.mssql.GroupConcatInstallationManager$TestCase: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.JUnitTest$RemoteTest.org.labkey.targetedms.TargetedMSController$TestCase: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.JUnitTest$RemoteTest.org.labkey.targetedms.chart.ComparisonCategory$TestCase: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.JUnitTest$RemoteTest.org.labkey.targetedms.chart.ReplicateLabelMinimizer$TestCase: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.JUnitTest$RemoteTest.org.labkey.api.exp.OntologyManager$TestCase: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 174 more failed tests, see build details
```


Indeed, no op for strings.
I wasn't too sure about this - using CharSequence rather than String has some advantages - if sequences of characters that are /not/ strings are found around the system. We have IRIs, which implement CharSequence without extending String, but then they're not likely to be used here.

Overall, this will be transparent to users managing strings, even if the interface starts being used outside this very narrow niche, so I'd keep it rather than change it.


this is a good start, but the trick here will be handling time series that cover different sets of dates. `wtr` might have started 4/1/2012 whereas `doobs` started 7/2/2014 - we have no guarantees. so we'll need something more than just the number of observations.


Where did I 'break' code style?


Do ebs_volumes need user data?


Hi @akselsm and thanks for the very nice PR!

I agree with Milosch that the SRAM and Flash sizes are not needed.  By definition (see [here](https://github.com/ARMmbed/uvisor/blob/master/docs/PORTING.md#the-uvisor-configurations)) our `FLASH/SRAM_LENGTH_MIN` must be set as the minimum across all targets' sizes. Every `configurations.h` file should only define one of both.

The build system guarantees that uVisor fits in that and throws an [error](https://github.com/ARMmbed/uvisor/blob/master/core/linker/default.h#L32) otherwise.

As for the core version, actually Cortex-M3 and M4 are not distinguished at all (see [here](https://github.com/ARMmbed/uvisor/blob/master/core/cmsis/inc/core_generic.h#L63)). From the point of view of the uVisor the two cores are identical. Unfortunately, there is one register that we use (for debug) which is available on M3 only after a specific hardware revision (0x200).

This is currently undocumented in the porting guide, but if you have all M4 (any) and M3 (REV >= 0x200) cores, then you can even have 1 single core configuration.

All in all, this would give you 1 debug, 1 release binary for your whole family :)


## this is a markdown file


I removed the command installation list because you usually install saved dependencies with only `npm install`, all the grunt plugin descriptions are still there, and I added some information about the main grunt tasks :)


typo here: `]sepcify`


Unfortunately that doesn't work well in enumerations - we can't put a different type on each member. It's the same thing stopping us from turning AxiomType and EntityType into enumerations.


Dam this is ugly..


hmm. if you `expand_on` one of the daily time series, you end up with fewer data rows than if you `expand_on` one of the high-res time series. makes me wonder if `expand_on` is the right name for this variable, after all...


Ah, here's `l`.

* I think you have an extra initialization of `l` outside the loop.
* `j` would work fine, wouldn't it?


Yes. If you delete a Vote it still shows up in the table (because of audit) but u.vote is nil.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [davidstraus](http://davidstraus-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/articles/sites/errors-and-server-responses](http://davidstraus-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/sites/errors-and-server-responses)


112796613_DesicDehum (Nigusse) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2114 of 2117 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.

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This is an error here: The secondary animation still needs to be loaded and used.


Nice Commit :)


No, it's not a big change, just need to refactor `attachHRMServer.js` to keep track of multiple clients. Wanna submit a PR for that? :).


nit: s/docker/Docker/ (capital D when we talk about the product, not the command)


This is under aws_instance


You don't need to assume. I already have code that returns the `max_part` param :-)
https://github.com/andsens/bootstrap-vz/blob/151dcf5a85f77c96a7439497b8f75e65461a6305/bootstrapvz/common/fs/qemuvolume.py#L30


I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "I went to the repo to see what the gem name was, so that I could add it to my gemfile, then I saw your name on it because it was the most recent commit, and so I thought I'd drop by and say "Hi @brandur". I first clicked on the pr, and thought to say it there, but then changed my mind, and went back to the main page, then clicked on the individual commit and then typed in "Hi @brandur". Then you asked me "@will WAHT ARE YOU DOING HERE;)" so then I typed in "


Docker daemon (capital D)


That will still cause issues with novice users who intend to develop/modify and build Fluidbox to their custom needs, no?


@vadz is this going to get backported to WX_3_0_BRANCH ?


I agree with this. However this change is non-trivial. I looked around and I'm not sure of a few things.
Can you suggest another configuration value that has similar usage so I can add another one with the same behavior?
(i cannot really find a good example, most parameters affect either server internals or client, but are not substitute for client defaults)

Questions:
 * Where should the -1 (a.k.a. "use server default" be intercepted and changed into the server-side default?
 * Should I pass a PeerConfig to that bit of code, or should I just read a java property?
 * Should this be java property, conf value or both? (in the latter case, if both are set, which should win?)

Also, docs:
I should probably add this to zookeeperAdmin.xml, however re-generating the HTML creates a lot of differences. What should I do there.


No, it should return `true`, here's a permutation of that String, that is an actual palindrome: "Rats live on l no evil star"

Feel free to check it in your Groovy/Java console:
```Groovy
'rats live on l no evil star' == 'rats live on l no evil star'.reverse()
```


For me "Microservice" is good. Would be better to call it "	µService" maybe?


It's fixed in the next commit


could you add a check w/ error msg to require `length(expand_on) == 1` here, please? should help avoid some hard-to-understand errors if users try to expand_on some other number of var_src values. would also be good to check that expand_on is one of the possible var_src values.


What is the `metadata.json` file for? Is it truly required to invoke `docker run` when doing an otherwise simple `docker pull` to get the image for a pipeline job?

For a postgresql-based docker image, we are seeing the following:

```
WARNING: enabling "trust" authentication for local connections
You can change this by editing pg_hba.conf or using the option -A, or
--auth-local and --auth-host, the next time you run initdb.
LOG:  database system was shut down at 2016-02-24 22:50:45 UTC
LOG:  MultiXact member wraparound protections are now enabled
FATAL:  the database system is starting up
psql: FATAL:  the database system is starting up
LOG:  autovacuum launcher started
LOG:  database system is ready to accept connections
NOTICE:  role "pgadmin" does not exist, skipping
LOG:  received fast shutdown request
LOG:  aborting any active transactions
LOG:  autovacuum launcher shutting down
LOG:  shutting down
LOG:  database system is shut down
LOG:  database system was shut down at 2016-02-24 22:51:00 UTC
LOG:  MultiXact member wraparound protections are now enabled
LOG:  autovacuum launcher started
LOG:  database system is ready to accept connections
```

and it is hanging here.


Also, we maybe should have a way to... prevent "some" repos to be considered "trending"... Hum..


hm,looks like our markdown renderer doesn't like that last line, can you remove it? See the screenshot below:

<img width="732" alt="screen shot 2016-02-24 at 23 55 39" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1804568/13303905/26a75964-db52-11e5-9a5d-fe4c4fc90968.png">


adding PTM contribution


112796613_DesicDehum (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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To be honest I haven't tested it much, would be nice to have a bit more of (positive :-) feedback before backporting it...


What does `partial_fraction` do here? Every call to `transform` from a loop we have is either followed by another `partial_fraction` call, or by a `simplify_rational` call. This line doesn't do anything.


yes you are right there.


Not just permissive but it looks like we throw them away, right? And I guess in this version of `Python.asdl` there's nowhere to put that information.

I guess the PEP leaves it unambiguous which args need to be covered, so there's no ambiguity and this really is purely a matter of permissiveness. Fine to leave this as is, I guess, though it might be useful to file an issue on this repo to document it.


silly me didn't change the commit comment - actually is establishing basic resources and pages for web app


Ok, this was fixed in concourse 0.73.


Again, all the `balance()` calls are followed by `simplify_rational` or `partial_fraction` calls.


112796613_DesicDehum (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2152 of 2155 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.

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Hi @moonman , can this package be updated to 16?


Spelled main.cpp wrong in the commit message of course...


How did you get this issue? Is it reproducible?


I've tested it in Chrome and Firefox. Looks great.

I need to catch up with plots updates on the table updates. As Loi suggested, having action names new_table and update_table rather than load_table and replace_table might make things a bit more clear.


It's confusing to put this comment here because it's talking about the `else` case; it should be inside the `else` block.


This `partial_fraction` should be removed too.


s/insttead/instead/


This is actually the only part of this code which has changed since this commit.  I ended up allowing `# type: ignore\s*#.*`, so you could put an additional comment after a type ignore.  See [this commit](https://github.com/ddfisher/typed_ast/commit/14d7641637a95485f90a694b03b3754bb27dc9c2).

I should've called this change out.  Sorry.


Sure! Also made it this script a bit more flexible.

https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloudsql-proxy/commit/684bc7c2200f770a9d5307af1ff58a1ece82d4f1


sure? I wasn't too worried about it for the demo. not opposed to it.


Would it be better idea to just pass the pointer around instead of going through the hash and loookup


TypeScript 1.8 was released 2 day ago so I took last build and released it: https://github.com/vojtechhabarta/typescript-generator/releases/tag/v1.5.160.

Once you upgrade to TypeScript 1.8 you can use latest typescript-generator again. Sorry for this inconvenience, enums were big issue for long time so I was eager to use string literal types as soon as possible.


The use of `name_i` around this code is pretty awkward, but that's how the existing code is so so be it. If this were in upstream and not on a fork I'd definitely want to refactor this a bit, at a minimum finding some other name.


@athal7 hey, do you remember why you made this change? This is causing issues with post completion shipments of exchange items for us and we were thinking about reverting this change.


Enable battery notifications via BatteryService by changing from o to 1.


Looks like `@user_tasks` is a single Todo Object. Rather than a collection.


Fixed :)


Not really, those are only dev tasks, if a user would need to modify the build process he could read the description of the task and add/remove it. Usually users modify the src files to their custom needs.

Just wanted to point out that `npm install` = all those lines of installs to run in the console


Yeah, I like that idea. I'll move this to the other section.


This could be off the end of `CHILD(n, name_i + 3)`, right? The suite could be just a `simple_stmt`.


why this bump? just 1+the timeout in the container? in which case does this fail if someone diligently sets it to < 2m? (or will it poll till the webserver pods says not Running?)


Done


Line 142 does, it complains of unchecked casts. Can't fix it because it's an enumeration method, though,


I think this should actually be covered by the `else` below.


Ok, changing this to access `msg->response_body->data` directly.


This `var` call pollutes global scope; epsilon is not always called 'eps'; `partial_fraction` taken twice is 2x as slow.

You should either use `simplify_rational` (which generally takes the same time as a single `partial_fraction`), or `is_zero`, or make sure that no unsimplified matrix is passed here.


Same as above.


@walshb just remembered, deque was one of the data structures you were tested on.

It seems to be the neatest implementation of turning around own axis.


lgtm


Ah, I see, the `REQ(..., EQUAL)`. Hmm.

Yeah, maybe this is the simplest way. I'd write `1` rather than `num - 1`, though, since we've established on this very line that `num == 2`.


yes this works


I like this even better than making the entire thing intrenal.


Content-Length must be the number of bytes.  You're sending the unicode length of responseHtml, which may be shorter than the number of bytes it uses.  You either need to read the file to bytes with mode "rb" and send that instead, or encode it to utf-8 before taking the length.

See the `sendHtml` method in AutoBahn; it does not have this problem.


I don't think is a good way to handle this. We want to change the image itself because what you're doing modifies the length of the text and it wraps around in a weird way and fucks up the alignment.


No no,
try "rats llive on no evil star" without an extra space.

'rats live on l no evil star' has an extra space which makes it a palindrome.

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wrote:

> No, it should return true, here's a permutation of that String, that is
> an actual palindrome: "Rats live on l no evil star"
>
> Feel free to check it in your Groovy/Java console:
>
> 'rats live on l no evil star' == 'rats live on l no evil star'.reverse()
>
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>


@cfieber Any feedback on the private code review?


Line 3533 and a couple after have is not set but don't have the # in front. Just thought you should know.


"The device tag trigger" -> it's just a "device trigger" now.


111768812_VRFNoLoadOAFlow (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2121 of 2121 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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If you think an existing filter should be updated, I would suggest creating an Issue or submitting a PR - this commit is over a year old.

454 and 554 are not the same error code. It may be useful to provide the part of your postfix's main.cf regarding the barracudacentral.org rbl.

If it is already being caught by the postfix filter, it may not be worth duplicating it for this more specific postfix-rbl jail.


The type comment seems like just as "real" a child to me as the `=` tokens.

This is all kind of tortuous logic relying on parity, etc., but I'm resisting the temptation to rewrite it, as I think you did too. To keep the editing minimal, perhaps call this variable something like `nch_minus_type`?


If I were asked to clarify I would specify this regex for type comments in general:
```
#\s*type:\s*(.*)
```
and this syntax for type-ignore:
```
#\s*type:\s*ignore\s*[#.*]
```
Note that general type comments can also contain a comment, but that's taken care of by the expression parser that's used to parse the expression (or other thing, for a PY2 signature).

IOW no spaces between 'type' and ':' but optional spaces everywhere else.

Also note that `## type: whatever` is not a type comment (nor a type-ignore).


Don't add project-specific configurations to master branch!  Not every target host will want to install and start iperf by default.


nvm I see what you mean, didn't realize this == the instance, ES6 is so magical


Huh, what's up with this?


5499-Electric-Service-Follow-Up (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1563 of 1563 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Do all the rules need to be under #site-content-area, or only margin?


Worked fine for me, but I did it in a browser, so yea. Is there a way to
revert changes on GitHub, if so can you do that pls, thanks

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wrote:

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Wow. Props, man. These are all things I've been meaning to do for _AGES_


@esthervillars Out of curiosity, what's the commit description ("88 adds rspec") mean?


Are there any plans to make fuel selection in the VAB less of a click-fest? (For example, by changing the selection GUI into a drop down menu or a bar that you can scroll through) I'm currently looking into adding that in myself for personal use.


112796613_DesicDehum (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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To avoid needing the thermo data, you can write:
```python
    species = "gri30: H2 O2 H2O OH ",
```
and then remove the species data below.


Put the form inside a .container, it'll have basically the same effect as these rules, centering and limiting the size to about 1200px.


@larissaho Looks solid! Let's work on the JS side of things on Thursday and we'll get the dynamic side of this wired in! :+1:


GroundDomainUpdate (mitchute) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2112 of 2119 tests passed, 549 test warnings)

 * 556 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 6 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 7 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 6 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.

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The test should not print anything


@Stumblinbear Glad you're happy with it. Didn't want to step on too many toes, but I felt like it was pretty needed.


As a follow-up, this is exactly the kind of thing we need to be avoiding.  No more one-offs like starting iperf in a non-standard way, hardcoding URLs, etc. We have to move beyond this and now is the time.


Wasn't this the only place we call ResetComponents where poolingPermitted could have been false before?

Is it intended we always pool when closing the connection? I don't think that's necessarily wrong, but if that's the case, we should remove the parameter.


Only letters are taken into consideration for palindromes.
Please take a look at the used `Q1_04_Palindrome_Permutation.Common#getCharNumber`, it ignores spaces and punctuation.

See wikipedia for examples:
```A palindrome is a word, phrase, number, or other sequence of characters which reads the same backward or forward. Allowances may be made for adjustments to capital letters, punctuation, and word dividers. Famous examples include "A man, a plan, a canal, Panama!", "Amor, Roma", "race car", "stack cats", "step on no pets", "taco cat", "put it up", "Was it a car or a cat I saw?" and "No 'x' in Nixon".```


Generally speaking, `singularities` is a slow operation, and you only want to call it once per `normalize`. So, not in a loop here, not in `is_normalized`, not in `find_balances`. Probably not even in `fuchsian_points`, and `assert is_fuchsian(m, x)` should probably be commented out.


Should probably also give the sheet used...


I don't think that's accurate, it's only for 1 PL index. How about "have all ploidy alleles for a PL index"?


if u uncomment this fields u need to change the fmts else the server wont startup if the fields not same.


If we'd have this first if() nested into the next, we'd skip "false positive" messages for hooks that the user has, but we're not trying to replace, right?


Actually I'll modify it Myself , the text definitely should be on the
bottom anyways since the alignment was fucked up beforehand
On Wednesday, February 24, 2016, Nuriddin Tussipov <
nuriddin.tussipov@gmail.com> wrote:

> Worked fine for me, but I did it in a browser, so yea. Is there a way to
> revert changes on GitHub, if so can you do that pls, thanks
>
> On Wednesday, February 24, 2016, James Whang <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
>
>> I don't think is a good way to handle this. We want to change the image
>> itself because what you're doing modifies the length of the text and it
>> wraps around in a weird way and fucks up the alignment.
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>>
>


Use `balance_transform` here. Unlike `balance` + `transform` combo, `balance_transform` does not need to do a matrix inversion. It is faster for that reason.


Oh yeah, I have thought about it, but it may be considered by these communities like censorship. A thing the SIGSEV organization is totally willing to approve if the reason is legitimate, right?


I wasn't talking about the text. I was talking about your checkmark.


This can now be moved outside the if/else blocks.


For now we support Google Chrome....


OK


mmmm


Everything is fixed now, please check it


This is 3x as slow as a single `simplify_rational` would have been.


mmmnnnnkkk


@git-marijus Thank you for this. Looks really great. But one important issue: the 'approve terms of service' text and toggle are gone. On both the normal register page and the UNO register page are gone. Check https://hubzilla.nl/register and https://hubuno.org. People can still register though.


Ah, did not realized that. Reverted.


@JuaneloJuanelo You'll need to add the Excel files back into this branch.


Could you add the real class as a field on the enumeration object and then use Class.isAssignableFrom here to check it to add a safety before the unchecked cast?


hah yeah. it's also not es6... it's stage-0 stuff. lol


These `limit` calls assume that epsilon is called `eps`. You want to pass the epsilon variable as an argument to `find_balances` and use `limit_fixed` here.


I know, dude, the text was on the side before and it was fucked up like that.
Now I want to keep the text on the bottom like it is now but replace
checkmark

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Looks good.


Yeah, that's better. Fixing.


Given this is new, is it worth not making it an enumeration to begin with to avoid that difficulty?


of course, haha


This is an Odin Project mock of the Google.com homepage
http://www.theodinproject.com/web-development-101/html-css?ref=lnav


stopping the vpn on connection refused is a bad idea:
- you might have multiple remotes
- the server might be in the process of restarting
- the server might have an ipv4 and ipv6 addresss and one of the them isn't working
- a server resolves to multiple addresses for load balancing.

And I think there no need for a new level, LEVEL_NONETWORK should capture this too.


8.0 also needs this fix.
What's the best way to include this commit to 8.0?


@bascht: Good.


reduce the indexes after the remove to keep height the same


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Should this be `<title>%s</title>` or `<meta name="title" content="%s">`?


Hello World


Oh, I see what you mean, your suggestion was slightly different than what I thought. I'll add some of these to `RESTRICTED_WORDS` instead.


Yeah, and that certainly makes sense given what its job is.

For fun I diffed this file against the version from the end of 1993 (a somewhat arbitrary date) -- there's a bunch of additional logic for handling Unicode in new functions, and there are some new features like augmented assignments, but the structure and style of this `tok_get` function is basically unchanged.


Super initiative ce [README](https://github.com/LaurentClaessens/mazhe/blob/master/README.md) (je voulais le proposer depuis un moment, mais vous savez comment c'est, on procrastine souvent...).
Il fait parfaitement ce qu'il devrait faire :+1: !

Quelques typos : des espaces après les ``(`` dans ce qui serait du LaTeX; et des ``\`` de trop en mode texte (le LaTeX n'est pas encore supporté dans les README sous GitHub).

Il reste une typo dans la description du dépôt (tout en haut de la page principale), "Everytihg" → "Everything" (je ne peux pas faire de PR pour ça).


On the w:evenAndOddHeaders point, that's a good tidbit to add to the XML Semantics section that usually appears (when it's needed) between the Specimen XML and Schema Excerpt sections. The schema specifies that the w:val attribute is optional in a CT_OnOff element, but doesn't indicate the behavior when it is omitted. That will definitely be the subject of a unit test case.


Same issue as with `partial_fraction` over at `poincare_rank_at_oo`.


I think it would be better to call this `DEPLOYMENT_BIP112`


Yeah, you were right about filtering. This was a bug. I've moved it to the top.

I also combined the `.map()`s.


Hey Thanks Trent,

We've got a question, where do we store "someone just rolled a 7" so that
we know to transition to robbing etc.. The only place that we can think of
where it gets stored is in that message queue. Any advice?

Thanks,
Jacob

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call this `checkBIP112`


`currentMissedBackend`?? Why? haha


I thought we force set the `locale` somewhere in coala - will change it if we dont do that


I am not finished jet ! wait before accept pull request !


If this is supposed to resolve part of #653, we should probably do this for more than invalid request bodies. I think we should also respond with a 400 for invalid headers before closing the connection.


Fixed issue that simply closed the path of a dataset with lower entry count causing a line that could be misinterpreted.

Now if a dataset has less values than another, a line is drawn to the center before closing.

Normal state (both datasets equal entry count):
![screenshot_2016-02-25-00-27-11](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6759734/13304754/04cb62c2-db57-11e5-9d79-2615b7336961.png)

After adding two entries to set 1 (green):
![screenshot_2016-02-25-00-27-22](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6759734/13304760/100f5706-db57-11e5-90a3-2880d137308c.png)

The red line does not simply get closed and drawn across the "value-area".


The next step would be to move the shadow implementation to its own class and create a new git tag with the result.


BTW I discovered that s32k is not int32 type. It's actually is an unnormalized 16 bits signed int. The 32 stands here for 32k ie 32768 which is the max value represented. Like ub256 stands for unsigned byte up to 256, ie unnormalized byte.

Burgertime world tour uses s32k vertex attribute.


This I wouldn't mind addressing in another PR.


Great, thanks! So I understand it correctly. :)
Here I'm talking that this `if` assigns `this.app.base` to `base` variable - that's okey, but in the code below `base` is never used any more (currently) - just wanted to point it.

Cheers.


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Excellent initiative :) !


OK, that syntax makes sense.

Guido, what's the best channel to run that by the PyCharm and pytype folks and whoever else might be implementing this, make sure we have consensus (or that they're aware of a BDFL pronouncement, not that I expect it to be controversial), and add it to the PEP? The PEP itself links to https://github.com/python/typing/issues as the place for discussion, but I think you put the function-signature extension on python-ideas@, so I'm not sure if that's still the right recommendation.


I agree, but I want to run with this so we don't need to maintain the list. I want @plehegar  or @tripu to eventually chime in on this so we have a clear strategy.


copy + paste =)


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good job


yes, yes it does


Wonder why the commit date is Jun 8, 2015.

josharian committed on Jun 8, 2015


Hmm. Interesting find. It'll need alot of rewriting in other files as well e.g BufferUtils


You were right about the race condition. I ran into that :) I rewrote it to only include the script after "end-all" is called.


I think this is wrong. It should probably be `self.slice.len() / self.chunk_size` or something similar? (Probably not exactly that, because of a possible remainder.)


About adding it to the head, I'm happy to do that. I guess it keeps them all in once place. The position in the document for scripts doesn't really matter, AFAIK.


@erikkemperman this was causing the failures on Windows with Node 5 - not sure why it was in there, maybe a hold-over from some of the other commits.  Other tests seem to still be passing....


Similarly, I expect this to be `index * self.chunk_size`? Maybe I am confused.


Much better !!

- Use absolute paths for binaries too. Check where the binary is with "type <binay>" and use the full path, for example, "**/usr/bin/useradd**"
- Use proper names, like "**line_parts** = line.split()"
- Get familiar with **one way** of doing something and fit to it. Don't use glob here and listdir there !!
- Write a single file with recipes for python and puppet

For python:
    - How to get all the files in a directory
    - How to process all the lines in a file
    - How to change formats from str to date and date to str and timestamps to date and date to    timestamps
   - How to process arguments
   - Etc

For puppet:
    - file
    - mount
    - user


## Task 1

Previously, you wrote a program that used a recursive function to compute the sum of the integers from 0 to 1000 (inclusive).  This time, I want you to accomplish the same thing, but using a `while` loop. Compute the sum of 0 to 1000 (inclusive) in a function using `while`. Return the sum of these numbers to the main loop and print the result. Write the program to include a `main()` function and the `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program computes sum using a `while` loop in it's own function (1 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly computes and displays sum of 0 to 1000, inclusive (1 pt)

## Task 2

Above, you wrote a program that used a `while` loop to compute the sum of the integers from 0 to 1000 (inclusive).  This time, I want you to accomplish the same thing, but using a `for` loop. Compute the sum of 0 to 1000 (inclusive) in a function using `for`. Return the sum of these numbers to the main loop and print the result. Write the program to include a `main()` function and the `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program computes sum using a `for` loop in it's own function (1 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly computes and displays sum of 0 to 1000, inclusive (1 pt)

## Task 3

In Python, we tend to use `for` loops over different types of iterators much more than `while` loops - they're more flexible and iterators are **everywhere** in Python.  Write a program that includes 5 different functions, each of which should demonstrate the use of `for` over **different types** of iterators. Your program should include these five functions, a `main()` function that calls all the other functions, and the `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (1 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (1 pt)
- [ ] Program contains 5, correct subfunctions that use `for` over **different types** of iterators (5 pt)
- [ ] Program's `main()` function calls all subfunctions (1 pt)
- [ ] Program runs and correctly demonstrates use of `for` (1 pt)


You could move the `for FILE` logic out of a loop and into an `xargs` on this `sed`, to make a lot fewer `sed` calls. I think the logic would even be a little easier to follow.


FYI there are lots of people who hook in on end-all.  I propose we add a
hidden, reserved message that ONLY we can subscribe to.
Code-zero-zero-zero-Destruct-zero or something.

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I tested the update and here is what I found. It worked except the genericval2 and genericname2 were not blanked out as I thought they would have been. the genericname2 was left with Billing in it and the genericval2 was set to 0. The field in the demographics tab is set to unused as it was intended but that may need to be changed to optional.


Edited how?


Can you add a `weight_max` into the call chains below, to try and force it to exercise the splitting logic?


I have been trying to get in to App coding but didn't get the opportunity to come around to it, finally I am here and I am going to master the basics and develop a excellent team who can do great apps to help people with needs


@josharian is working through his backlog of old patches, dusting them off and sending them to golang-dev because the tree just opened again.


Same here


This is the commit in his repo.


I don't think this should be reported as an application error, but I do think we should add a log method for this in case the exception gets swallowed (like in consume).


lorem


Don't need this anymore


Þetta er komment


Please spell out `validFullyQualifiedKind` or `validGroupVersionKind`.


heh, that would be awesome :) It works fine tho.

I actually found a huge bug in the messaging code that causes messed up race conditions, which I've fixed locally.  The way the ReSpec events works fine with multiple subscribers, there is no risk of someone else trashing or interfering with fixup.js being inserted... or am I missing something?


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Remove this line before merging.


first line created.


@yoavweiss fyi. we missed this in an earlier update.


Version sin probar si compila


µ would be fun though I'm not sure it's easy to find on all keyboards and also you may have hard time to capitalize it to respect java class naming conventions :D


Pretty sure it wasn't on the side before. Don't touch irrelevant part of
the CSS pls

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I didn't, because there is no 1-to-1 mapping between new consensus rule
BIPs and softfork deployments.

I think it's likely we'll include BIP68, BIP112, and BIP113 into a single
deployment, so I did not want to set a precedent that assumes that.


zmienilem


sdada


@ezequielpereira, does your patch avoid the lower or right-hand edge of display?

https://bugs.sugarlabs.org/attachment/ticket/381/381.png


The 'err' variable is not initialized in swupd_curl_get_file(), so it should always be set for each of the cases.


Similarly, err needs to be set to -1 here.


u should not change CustomSpellEffectEntryfmt  - it's for sql table struct....


line comment after the pull request


Not that I could find :(


Rewritten to combine the sentence for conciseness.

> Generates six random characters to be appended behind a required `prefix` to create a unique temporary directory.


Should this get PR'd and merged into develop @danpat @springmeyer ?


Just the margin, yeah. I'll unindent the rest.


> Unless the rocks are meant as mere build toolchain dependencies too, just as luarocks.

Rocks are also cross-compiled. Some rocks are difficult to persuade to be Windows oriented. It turned out to be easier to start fixing from unix=true than from windows=true.

Try to build it. There is [a page about luarocks in MXE](https://github.com/mxe/mxe/tree/master/plugins/luarocks), it describes the whole process of building luarocks and rocks and even testing them in Linux, with Wine. Currently it works only with shared targets if MXE (because lua needs DLL to load). My next plan is getting https://github.com/keplerproject/luarocks/pull/264#issuecomment-149366037 implemented. Then a luarocks-based tool can be easily cross-compiled to a single .exe file with all dependencies included.


Nah it is okay. it is for the items and the dbc files, spells load only by dbc not from database...

No spell will be load from database, all spells come from dbc and core ...i created some custom spells and it works only with dbc


same thing haha "future js stuff that we have to transpile"


FWIW, this is just called Mapper in APIGroupVersion


Technically, your sign fix only fixes signs that you mapgen afterwards ingame, and then they will probably be saved in that language, so if you changed language later, new signs would be in the second language, while the old ones would be in the first language.


It was complaining about repeating words.
I.e.
```
brew install python
python -v
```

was flagged as bad. So I had to ass the `$` everywhere. And when I added the `$` I have to make it into a bash command, hence I added the echo


Thanks! This sentence is definitely off.


@kahwee fixed it.


Apparently `a large number of` is bad english which is meant for elongating essays :D
You must be doing this a lot ;D

`numerous` and `many` were the two suggested words.


We need to actually create this time machine!


The rest of the API document uses arrow functions instead, i.e.

```
() => {}
```

Can you help change to that for documentation consistency?


This is a great implementation!


Surprisingly LanguageTool doest check for typo. I shall file this as a newcomer issue as we're running out of them


I think it would be really helpful to squash this, the "Remove system headers" commit, and the original "import files from cpython" commit into one thing that just imports the files you want. That would make it a lot easier to see, with one `git diff` command, what you've changed. Doing that cleanly means a rebase of these commits, but I think that's fine because this isn't at this point a repo that a ton of people have cloned and have their own in-progress branches on top of.

Or maybe an even better variation is to squash "import files" and "Remove system headers" into one commit that imports the needed files, and squash this one with "Rewrite to typed_ast" so that that commit renames `ast.py` to `typed_ast.py` while also making its small changes to it.

How do you think you might want to lay out the Python 2.7-based version as against this one? Will you want to move all these into a subtree like `python3` to parallel a `python2`? Another alternative would be to have two different branches or repos for Python 2 and Python 3, but I think it's probably actually better to version them together one way or another so that it's easy to fix bugs / add features in both at the same time, share code where possible, make them a single distutils package that provides both extension modules, etc.


Yes I'm changing this - found it more convenient to pass in the type when pulling out the values for Ontologyconfigurator


Rewritten to combine the sentences for conciseness.

> Generates six random characters to be appended behind a required `prefix` to create a unique temporary directory.


done!


Shouldn't OpenCL and CPU versions share valid() and my be some other functions?


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Looks like you accidentally created this note?


## Task 1

Previously, you wrote a program that used a recursive function to compute the sum of the integers from 0 to 1000 (inclusive).  This time, I want you to accomplish the same thing, but using a `while` loop. Compute the sum of 0 to 1000 (inclusive) in a function using `while`. Return the sum of these numbers to the main loop and print the result. Write the program to include a `main()` function and the `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program computes sum using a `while` loop in it's own function (1 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly computes and displays sum of 0 to 1000, inclusive (1 pt)

## Task 2

Above, you wrote a program that used a `while` loop to compute the sum of the integers from 0 to 1000 (inclusive).  This time, I want you to accomplish the same thing, but using a `for` loop. Compute the sum of 0 to 1000 (inclusive) in a function using `for`. Return the sum of these numbers to the main loop and print the result. Write the program to include a `main()` function and the `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program computes sum using a `for` loop in it's own function (1 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly computes and displays sum of 0 to 1000, inclusive (1 pt)

## Task 3

In Python, we tend to use `for` loops over different types of iterators much more than `while` loops - they're more flexible and iterators are **everywhere** in Python.  Write a program that includes 5 different functions, each of which should demonstrate the use of `for` over **different types** of iterators. Your program should include these five functions, a `main()` function that calls all the other functions, and the `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (1 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (1 pt)
- [ ] Program contains 5, correct subfunctions that use `for` over **different types** of iterators (5 pt)
- [ ] Program's `main()` function calls all subfunctions (1 pt)
- [ ] Program runs and correctly demonstrates use of `for` (1 pt)


@milismsft the only issue I see is that you are caching into redis for the cache data, but storing OnDemand in memory which means that you can no longer run multiple instances of the service otherwise the OnDemand cache will be out of sync


Could you do last check please, now everything should be file. Which is preferable glob or os ?


I think change of TAG is unnecessary in this PR.


@bjeurissen What precisely was going wrong here? Making them floats was primarily because these values get used to create file names (might change it to round explicitly just for that purpose); but even if it's ~ 0.5 off the true mean, I would have thought the shell selection should still work? Or do you have a non-integer b-value shell with no variance? Either way it might be worth having a peek at the Shells class operation here.


@david4096 Pls. check that the renamed ```updateDateTime```, ```createDateTime``` are also fixed in the documentation (.rst in api etc.).


While this is a small change uncritical for release it will still require translation.
Either we should update Crowdin again and see what we get back (Call for translation was already done two days ago) until release date or we do only include it on `master` offering time for translation.
@kumy @rsudev What do you think?


Actually this is indeed not necessary anymore.
`EN_A_VS_AN` was later disabled because `a,` got picked up many many times.


uhm... It wouldn't be enough anyway. We still have a lot of <?> around AxiomType, where code needs to deal with multiple types of axioms, and will be in the same situation here with a regular class.

Given that this is to be used in OntologyConfigurator, where the required type is known, I can pass it in to the parse method.


I think it is better to skip saving the reject call since we are not using it anyway.


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Is the WRITE_ERROR impossible in this case? Why was it removed?


@Makman2  left* out


I found the term "allowedGroup" to be confusing. "supported" would be more accurate. Eventually, we'll likely support multiple subresources at the same path, using some kind of version negotiation.

Also, why are you just getting the group and not the apiVersion?


Yes, you're too fast for me. I thought my comment disappeared when I refresh! Thank you for being so responsive.


should there be a message notifying the player an item has been obtained?
if so, you'll need to use ```player:messageSpecial(ITEM_OBTAINED, itemid);```

you'll need to reload textids in each npcs script though (unless you want to use the zone's name when reloading its TextIDs.lua)


This code may be compiled with nvcc with clang as host compiler. We don't want to interfere with that, so
this should be ...  `!(defined(__clang__) && defined(__CUDA__))`


Use a `const&` here. Otherwise, passing a non-constexpr argument will not allow the result of `length` to be `constexpr`, since you'll be reading from a non-constexpr object in the copy constructor.


thanks, will fix


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This is taking the group from the subresource and the version from the parent resource? That seems wrong. Why not take the version from the override as well?


I modified the time machine!


Isn't this just

```
dialTimeout := time.After(b.conf.DialTimeout)
for {
  select {
   case <-dialTimeout:
     return
   case conn := <-b.channel:
   ...
```

?


peanut might not be subtle enough


Shouldn't the api version match the fqKind?


IDs are from 1 to 2000, inclusively. It will return 0 for the vehicle with ID 2000. You should check for this in other parts of YSF as well, as 2000 is a valid vehicle id, maybe you did this somewhere else too (GetVehicleSpawnInfo in this commit too).


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I'm loving the doctests! Great work


@bpowell durr.
I never really differentiated the syntax. TY


task1:  I got 501501 instead of 500500


Shouldn't this just be `continue`? Otherwise it looks like the comment about "continue waiting in increments..." is wrong since it looks like we only try once?


Ik


You see, we have a variable that we're adding to the `arguments` there -
this cannot be done outside `run()` - hence that's a necessity

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Oh. But if it takes each character as a file, the tests shouldn't pass. They do locally.


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哈哈我後來有發現，結果要改結果發現 ej 你把東西都改好了(慚愧)


I just sync it with locale node version :) Although `stable` here can be really better because it can detect some compatibility issues.


@lsj4401 응응 당연히 2 나오지 ㅋㅋ 오늘 가기 전에 좀 더 확인해보고 가야겠다


Im surprised by that too - But You may want to try printing the file in `LocalBearTestHelper` - I remember this was an issue before - which I do not think was fixed


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@ramonsmits :+1: on that. Think it should be consistent.


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Again hardcoded `basedir`.


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Closes #14


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I'm a huge fan of your work! My only suggestion is to make it more of a "general email" microservice instead of a "verification email" microservice.


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Remove the lock var.


You can keep set_bs_id without locking.


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This revision causes the HTML client paths to **overwrite** the job controller paths.

Since both calls to *getCustomPaths()* return associative arrays with the same keys, the second call overwrites the first. **array_merge()** should be replaced by **array_merge_recursive()** .


On viewing the month display of the datepicker after specifying the endDate the current month and the month prior from the date specified by the endDate are disabled. This change removes the disabled class as both should be selectable on the month view due to being before the specified endDate.


xffhfbd


Remove the comment, but add another assertion for radio_id = bs_id.


Move this out of sortfield?


Created 404 checking. Seems to be in working order. Only issue is that for the link back to the main page on the 404 page, it is hard coded to wookietranslator.com. So on the development server it will link to the actual live website. I probably could find a way to get the local domain name but not sure if this is something worth doing. Let me know what you think.


Yes. Line 150 is fine just as it is, line change unneeded.


Hey @gendhenk. The contact form uses Google's ReCaptcha.  As the error implies, your secret is invalid.  See: https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/verify


Which part are you asking about specifically?


This thing about self was bugging me all day, and I found that we may have a misunderstanding between us. The correct code should be: `self.name = name.split.map(&:capitalize).join(" ")`
The whole point here is to capitalize the location name on a newly added location before it is persisted.
`name.split.map(&:capitalize).join(" ")` just returns a capitalized version of the yet to be persisted location; it does not change the attribute's value before the new location is saved.

I believe this si the final commit: a92751b


If *states == {"mem", "disk"}*, or e.g. *states == {"disk", "mem"}* then the test should succeed, without testing whether hibernation is possible, because one of the options will succeed even when there's not enough space to hibernate.

```
STRV_FOREACH(state, states)
    if (streq(state, "disk")) {
           if (enough_memory_for_hibernation())
                 return true;
    } else
           return true;
    return false;
```
?


add a iOS refresh kit


yes, I will change that


Maybe just keep a comment here about why it isn't include?


yes, will change to neutron


Após essas alterações o layout do arquivo foi validado.


1. Adding correct MIT license
2. bumping `package.json` version
3. `main.js` fixing JSLint errors
4. `html-template.html` adding favicon support


Correction: The bug is at W[3][16] not W[3][17].


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The same as in other commit, I think the test must be "is there another state except 'disk' configured", and not "not is 'disk' among the states configured".


Final Copy


thisdir is the full pathname of this script and we need NEUTRON_ROOT only for the convienence when we are trying to get the "VERSION", but I found we can use different ways to define the version, see my comments below


lol. hi. it's been a while i looked into this. yeah, i thought about using mongo3. and in these days, i failed to keep track the latest thing


hey yo what's up


Will do some changes according to the comments and have a discussion about how we define the VERSION of RPM


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Read/Write requests are blocked shortly when leveldb is compacting.  we found that the unlink function costs too much time in DeleteObsoleteFiles().  (unlink(sstableFile) cost 50ms , sstable size=256m), while unlink function doesn't need to acquire a lock. What's more, in DeleteObsoleteFiles(), unlink is called in a for loop,  which causes a much worse -- during this time, requests are blocked util the lock is released. It will improve levaldb's availability by adding unlock/lock before/after env_->DeleteFile() call.              —— R&D Team of YY.inc Entertainment dept.


Missing effective sanitize of special characters here, if Grain Key contains / : or other constrained chars save/load will fail. I think AzureTableStorage covered that here.


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Errr I stopped half way through my sentence there...

"Keys in the passed data that don't exist the initial data set are ignored."


Because Haario et al. 2001 said so. I added this in [this commit](https://github.com/ashiklom/pecan/commit/663bd461d37c37fd987f0b2b4de9578786c293b0).


it's probably better to do this in `.travis.yml` rather than preventing users from overriding this


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Legal, muito bom. Só toma cuidado com o DocType  duplicado. Tirando isso está perfeita a estrutura. Pode seguir com o CSS pra tentar posicionar os elementos melhor.


opps


start your mongoDB server


Got it. Extracted the function in [this commit](https://github.com/ashiklom/pecan/commit/1fa9dfc1ecfe1cc62bf32bd2c0203ce2aa0260a0).


Should define any const value (color) outside code for easy manage :rabbit:


Looks good, Jack.
I'm of the mind that the file name is fine the way it is, since we're dealing with a singular item.


again, we should use #fff for Yilin


@immarvin Please add comments in the original issue ticket that why the issue only happens in docker container but not in a real OS.

Is there same issues for rh and sles?


Should create enum for something like this :)


@immarvin Do we need to handle the /dev here too?


yes, will change them. My purpose is to make them as configurable items, wo we can change to different values when we build the ISO.
I found the existing script build-nova-suppack.sh that build for Fuel 7.0 use a hardcode value, so I change them to variables XS_VERSION and XS_BUILD but forget to change the to 6.2.
Since these values will be changed in the future, I can make the as input parameters so next time when we need to build new version iso, there is no need to change the script


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How about saving this file as UTF-8? I edited in github desktop, so it maybe saved as ANSI.


Fair enough! 1c6a084ce0ed933c5e15f084f39ac2930c9dfeba


honestly I didn't notice that method until recently, and I would use it if I remembered by I got in the habit of doing `if (err)` and don't think about it. it's also closer to what a user would do, so it might be easier for users to see how that could can be used in an actual app. curious though, does `assert.ifError(err)` give better messages?


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No


Per my understanding, the build-rpm.sh only located in our citrix-openstack/xenserver-nova-suppack-builder, the source code for nova plugins located in openstack/nova repo, so if just cd to nova/plugins, there isn't the build-rpm.sh scipt at all, so there is a step of copying them to openstack/nova repo


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I just checked the code... The mailboxSession can be removed on this call as getMailboxPath do not need it...
Having a mailboxSession here made me think it did a call to the mailbox manager... So quite confusing, IMO...


This function should be static method. getCursorLocation just only use `rangeParagraph` as global variable so it make this function to be instance method but no need to be that. Static method help us to use any where without create instance of class.


You are adding code that is already done, update your repository.


commit


this really nice trick :+1:


I've discovered the cause of the bug is because my XOR method incorrectly handles "0"s at the beginning of hex values. Trying to correct.


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Aaaargh.


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I'm sure this break SMTP relay : IMO this error means if JMAP is active on a server it can not relay mails if users do not have an account ?


style nit


I think the `FakePromise2`'s `__proto__` should be correctly set:

```js
Object.setPrototypeOf(FakePromise2, Promise);
```


LGTM with a style nit. thanks.


oof, copy paste programming haha


I pushed and noticed your edits. No worries!


Looks like duplicated error handling... (3 times)
Why not add the try clauses in, say, void done(boolean success);


Awesome! :D


Bring all logic app to ViewController will make VC fat and hard to manage. Take out specific logic into it own controller to make it reusable in any VC.


NOVA_VER is the value in nova repo  **PLUGIN_VERSION = "1.3"**
But the ISO_NAME I set is **ISO_NAME=xenserverplugins-liberty** so we have to find the nova plugin version in source code.
Another way is I set **ISO_NAME=xenserverplugins-1.3** so that I didn't to find the nova plugin version, but this needs us to check the source code every time


Nope, we don't use prototype methods. Here tested generic behavior.