Do you really need to attach too listeners for input field or it can be done with one listener ?


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Ok nice. Thanks for get things working.


I don't have this open in an IDE right now, what does File point to? I'm not seeing a File class in WebSocketMessages/ and don't recall creating one.


domain->loack release is missing when mr = NULL


current **manjaro-tools-git** uses **linux44** anyway.


Maybe the test could set the font size (which IIRC the docs said is approx the height in pixels...probably of a capital letter without the hanging-down part of a lower-case 'j' for example), and then check that frameHeight is >= the font size.  frameWidth could be checked for the same value, because "Text" in just about any font ought to be wider than the "T" is tall.


111768812_VRFNoLoadOAFlow (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2049 of 2051 tests passed, 544 test warnings)

 * 546 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 11 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 8 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 8 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 8 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.

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The president trumps the secretary of state....  no pun intended there with
words 2 and 3 (OMG, no!).

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wrote:

> The official Agreement (from the President of the US) states Pacific
> Hake/whiting. Colin Powell capitalized it as Pacific Hake/Whiting. I'm
> impartial.
>
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> >
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The projects would also build into different intermediate directories, e.g. npf\VistaRelease and npcap\VistaRelease as that's a problem at the moment.


"Poderiam muito bem reunir os idosos e fazê-los soldados também"


"As Deusas deveriam retornar logo".


If and only if there is a space following, you use \fishname\
In all other instances, use \fishname


code looks good. One question, does JSON.stringify go into infinite loop if there is circular dependencies?


Ha! That is funny (and scary).  I think the pres (GW Bush) avoided the
issue by capitalizing everything: PACIFIC HAKE/WHITING.

On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 11:31 AM, aaronmberger <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> The president trumps the secretary of state.... no pun intended there with
> words 2 and 3 (OMG, no!).
>
> On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 11:28 AM, Allan C Hicks <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > The official Agreement (from the President of the US) states Pacific
> > Hake/whiting. Colin Powell capitalized it as Pacific Hake/Whiting. I'm
> > impartial.
> >
> > On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 11:25 AM, andrew-edwards <
> notifications@github.com
> > >
> > wrote:
> >
> > > I would think they're necessary if they're the formal names of the
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> >
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>
>
>
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> *Northwest Fisheries Science Center*
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> *Newport, OR 97365-5275*
>
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"Você também teve um sonho assim (...)?"


Interesting solution ... Is there are any other way to make it censored ?


"em tempos difíceis como esses".


Hi, your palindrome function works well on words and non-punctuated phrases that are of the same case. However, ideally your function would be able to recognize the palindrome "Anna", instance. Unpalindromic punctuation could also be accounted for in your function (though I don't know how strict Brant will be on this). You might also consider making more helpful variable names (it took me a sec to figure out what "a" was!).


LGTM


Yes, that's crazy talk. You can't call a concrete type `AbstractWhatever`.


aghrrrr.... newline please


Should this be InvariantCulture


added a new sentence


"Fedimian sucumbiu totalmente exceto (...)"


Brakets please


what does 'els' means ?


Nu prea inteleg ce e cu fisierul asta.


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seems sad to lose the comments here, can you add some back in to make clear what is going on


Why? You can use jenkins as maven repo ;) Look at my PR. @weaondara


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current .. What ?


"ajudar uns aos outros".


don't commit comments ...


Is there a typo in "ensure that we **not** expose ourselves"?


Doesn't release dom->lock and doesn't free _mr when this path is executed.


Same as above


Maybe better to give percentages rounded to nearest 1%. And just give the 2018 value. Just seems funny to give two exact values then a rounded one.
Rounding may end up with 80% for 2017 and 2018, so we could say stable.


I think we could just add a value to module.exit_json() for warnings that can contain one ore more warnings, and then have a debug statement that follows to output the warnings


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On Mac, this yields `sed: 1: "./pom.xml": invalid command code .`


I agree w/ it, just missed the last part. I promisify this module in my project so it screwed up for a bit since a promise can only pass one value around, but I just wrapped the multiple arguments in an array so it's cool :)


@@ -108,6 +108,10 @@
108 108  0.0.0.0 msnbot-65-55-108-23.search.msn.com


Makes sense I'll give it a try


In the simple cases I use `inject` (`fold` in Ruby) but most of the times I find it to make my code more complex than it should be :)


it sets the explodedAppDirectory (exploded war) on demand. conventionmapping is something that helps alleviate the weirdness of gradle configuration.


HTTPS: //github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/ 7524


"Structural" namespace is a special case of a named namespace; it ignores names, and uses structural matching.


Meu entendimento da frase "but isn't having all items necessary a skill of its own?" é: "mas ter todos os itens necessários não é uma habilidade por si só?"


Sure! :) Sorry to poke around, I just happened to find your name/repo and started looking a bit at it.


What's 'a' means ?


brackets please


Actually, if I'm reading this right... by returning 'warnings' from the module, it may automatically bubble up....


Numele fisierului de download era si el trimis la comanda. Se numea "destination". Daca vreau sa scriu in alt fisier? Daca am doua comenzi de download ce se intampla?


Care URL? Pentru un log ar fi destul de utils sa spui exact tot ce s-a intamplat.


Daca sunt pe linux?


invalid-email-address attacked again! (blame PHPStorm)


"e sair viajando antigamente mas suponho (...)"


Hey.. What's this? :smile:


You could proxy this via `GitHubPages::HealthCheck.check("foo.github.com")` if you want :)


hmm, looks like I've forget to add it in a exercise


the incremental encoder doesn't sound like it will work for purposes such as rotating the turret, due to the lack of resolution. An absolute encoder sounds like it would be much better: I can't believe that it would be sold out everywhere.


Install failed nu e o comanda. Poate ca puteai sa faci cumva sa separi toate fazele astea: "install", "before_install", "install_failed" de comenzile efective. Ar fi fost mult mai lizibil.


Same operator issue here @hlee


Great suggestion, Nick!  I'm a bit chagrined that I didn't think to do it this way in the first place, but that is completely overshadowed by the joy of getting to delete code. Thanks!


Nu doar install failed are comanda de "delete", ea poate sa apara la orice sectiune.


What's   // ñîçäàåì íîâûé óçåë tr ?


Do substitutions allow quantities with units? When users write all their equations in a script, they edit the `value` of fixed variables in calls like `Variable('x', 3, 'ft')`, so it's easy to see that 3 has units of feet. I think that best practice for the `substitutions.update` method should be to substitute things with hard-coded units so it's always clear what the units are. (Look at the defaults of this `setup` method -- it's not obvious what the units are).


Looks good to me.. Please go ahead and merge.. @agudian thanks


Found another instance of sock_mr_get_entry in sock_progress/sock_pe_report_mr_completion which is not protected by lock.


It might be but s/re/ra is still valid :)


Doar un singur fisier ever pot sa sterg? Not very useful.


The regex tester I used only matched the line if there was at least one space after the "service name" portion.  Note that the service name can be a space. so `"nagios ack hostname:  "` matches. And perhaps that is a bad thing.  It also matches services with spaces in the name but no 'reason' message provided (assumes the last word in the service is the reason).  Perhaps that is a bad thing, too.


What's 'x' ?
Where is defenition of 'x', 'newth', ... ?


The tripod foot plate is on the wrong side in this file. There is a indexing hole on the lower left strap marking the index point for the sensor (which is on the lower left / southwest side of the camera).


Oh no, I meant https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fold_(Unix) :)


> Excellent advice! It would suck *even less* if you fixed the typo: 'GOOD LINE-LENGHT'

Great Scott! That's embarrassing … right in a header, too. Thanks for pointing it out :) It’s fixed now.


"Às vezes, coisas (...)"
"então dê uma olhada e pense sobre isso".


if __name__ == "__main__":

    DEFAULT_LOCATION = "C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts"
    ERROR_MSG = "Invalid input! Aborting..."

    print ("Make sure to run as admin.")
    print ("Warning! This program modifies the Windows hosts file!")
    command = input("Do you want to proceed? (yes/no)")

    if command == "yes":

        command = input("Using default directory? (yes/no)")

        if command in ["yes", "no"]:

            if command == "no":
                print("The default location is " + DEFAULT_LOCATION)
                hostPath = input("Enter custom location of hosts file:")
            else:
                print("Setting location to " + DEFAULT_LOCATION)
                hostPath = DEFAULT_LOCATION

            hostsList = open('hostslist.txt', 'r')
            hostsFile = open(hostPath, 'r')

            listLines = hostsList.readlines()
            fileLines = hostsFile.readlines()

            hostsList.close()
            hostsFile.close()
            command = input("Add or remove blocking entries? (add/rem)")

            if command == "add":
                newLines = fileLines[:]
                for line in listLines:
                    newLines.append(line)
            elif command == "rem":
                newLines = [x for x in fileLines if x not in listLines]
            else:
                print(ERROR_MSG)

            if command in ["add", "rem"]:

                hostsFile = open(hostPath, 'w')

                for line in newLines:
                    hostsFile.write(line)

                hostsFile.close()
                print ("Operation complete.")
        else:
            print(ERROR_MSG)
    elif command == "no":
        print("Aborting...")
    else:
        print (ERROR_MSG)


@codal-ssharma Could you open a PR with a failing test case?

When rendering the schema, tastypie checks for read permissions, so if any schema or related schema disallows read permissions that could cause this error.


This is really thorough, Cynthia; great job! It's ok to tell more of a story when you're commenting too. You can think of it almost like writing pseudocode where you're using plain language to tell someone what's happening in the code.


TestCustomCommand (jasondegraw) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2072 of 2073 tests passed, 546 test warnings)

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

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Go ahead and make a suggested change. But, we are getting in the weeds
here, and this is a one-page summary. It is meant to convey a message
rather than specifics. Think about it as what you would tell a manager or
industry person if you were chatting with them. What is the take home
message? Just my thoughts.

On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 11:41 AM, andrew-edwards <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Maybe better to give percentages rounded to nearest 1%. And just give the
> 2018 value. Just seems funny to give two exact values then a rounded one.
> Rounding may end up with 80% for 2017 and 2018, so we could say stable.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


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"Procure por mim sempre que precisar de algo"


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"Estes são todos novos"


it's an abstract type with fields


Sorry, I forgot to update upstream-with-swift first; the real commit being cherry-picked is caeff488. I'm attempting to upstream it too.


Might be nice to have a check here to make sure it's now pointing to `${to}`.


I'm fine with the name changes.

lgtm


I'm thinking about SEO a little more and find it less and less convincing as an argument:

1. A Navigation Document MUST be an XHTML document (at least for now) with some pretty strong requirements on top of it.
2. To be relevant for SEO, the Navigation Document would pretty much have to be the "homepage" of a publication.
3. How likely are those two going to happen? I don't think very often. To be the "homepage" (as in where you want people to land after a search on Google), the document would need to have a lot more information than just the table of contents, and the requirements for that table of contents to be a Navigation Document would scare away most web developers.

I know that you consider the Navigation Document to be the heart of an EPUB, but I'm having a hard time seeing how it truly is (for a start, the majority of EPUB files out there do not have a Navigation Document since they're using EPUB 2).

IMO progressive enhancements shouldn't be tied to a specific HTML (or in this case XHTML) document.
I should be able to browse the Web and open any part of a publication before I discover that it is part of something bigger. Using a simple link@rel="manifest" on all content documents works best for that.

On the Web, there's no need to declare any part of your publication as a "homepage", just an easy way to tie different resources together and call it a publication.


- [ ] It's `Result` - not `Results`.
- [ ] `params` is not part of the Model layer. `params` comes from requests, and only the controller and views deal with those. All models do is provide access to the database. So if you want to write a method for an object to get all of its results, you would use `self.id` to refer to this object's ID. So `self.id` instead of `params["competitor_id"]`.
- [ ] The `find_by...` methods return only _one_ record. So if there are multiple records you want to get back, use `where`.

```ruby
Result.where("competitor_id" => self.id)
```

---

In your _controller_, you would then have something like `Competitor.find_by_id(params["competitor_id"])` in a controller action. The object that returns would be able to call its `competitors_results` method, which would run this method's operations.


I do agree that rounding to nearest 1% would improve it.

On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 11:52 AM, Allan Hicks <fishmanhicks@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Go ahead and make a suggested change. But, we are getting in the weeds
> here, and this is a one-page summary. It is meant to convey a message
> rather than specifics. Think about it as what you would tell a manager or
> industry person if you were chatting with them. What is the take home
> message? Just my thoughts.
>
> On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 11:41 AM, andrew-edwards <notifications@github.com
> > wrote:
>
>> Maybe better to give percentages rounded to nearest 1%. And just give the
>> 2018 value. Just seems funny to give two exact values then a rounded one.
>> Rounding may end up with 80% for 2017 and 2018, so we could say stable.
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/allanhicks/hake-assessment/commit/a6054212c9e115e7f8f903493d6d08805e5fed1d#commitcomment-16069227>
>> .
>>
>
>


5039_stratified_tank_speedup (nmerket) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2086 of 2086 tests passed, 14 test warnings)

 * 6 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.

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O mai buna organizare a codului nu ar fi stricat. Tot codul ala aruncat if-uri putea foarte usor sa fie pus in niste functii separate si devenea mult mai lizibil. De asemenea, tu ai doar if-uri fara else. Nu prea are sens, considerand ca comanda poate sa fie doar una, conditiile din celelalte if-uri vor fi evaluate degeaba, ele nu au cum sa fie adevarate. If-elif-else mergea mult mai bine.

Nu faci nici un fel de check, eu pot sa iti trimit absolut orice comanda acolo si mie nu imi apare in log ca e o comanda necunoscuta sau ceva asemanator. Ar fi util.


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PatchOptimizableTarget (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2118 of 2118 tests passed, 6 test warnings)

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@sanderjo
Ha, now I see what you mean and what I did wrong. Clearly a copy-paste error.
Sometimes I just don't see these things :(


comment out this for now due to :
AlphaPlot/src/future/table/AsciiTableImportFilter.cpp:145: error: use of deleted function 'std::unique_ptr<_Tp, _Dp>::unique_ptr(const std::unique_ptr<_Tp, _Dp>&) [with _Tp = QStringList; _Dp = std::default_delete<QStringList>]'
         cols << new Column(column_names[i], unique_ptr<C>(data[i]), invalid_cells[i]);
              ^


"Muitas pessoas parecem estar vindo graças ao aviso de recrutamento de Uska"


It is not an abstract type.


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Ya tut


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"uma área de compras bem movimentada"


This looks really awesome.

If there's still a performance hit, is there some merit in keeping an `UncheckedRatio` for people who like to live dangerously? Interpolations uses only really simple ratios (`3//8`, etc), and that mostly for type-stability (e.g., `3/8` is bad if your inputs are `Float32`), and Interpolations is *really* performance-sensitive.


пока что в разработке


The parser should not depend on the SPI.  I'll comment below on how we can work around this restriction.


I would suggest to recreate pull request because somehow I see outdated version of egg

Take a look in a way on how I what to run test cases

https://github.com/brotherhood-of-javascript/js-eng-init/blob/master/01-syntax/10-project-egg/index.html#L7

Please, add egg's code test case in html for each sub-task in egg project


So I think this is actually a different issue, one that arises when using a percentage `flex-basis` value when the parent's size is a function of the child's size. I've noticed this before but haven't been able to articulate it well enough to add to the README.

Notice that your fix only works because `flex: 1` implies a `flex-basis` of `0%` whereas when you don't specify `flex-basis`, the default value is `auto`. That's why your workaround "works".


Known issues:
0) BFS using traversal-mode=1 still has very small chance to get wrong results for last iteration (2 out of 4.8M vertices got wrong labels, happened 11 out of 4000 tests);
1) PR correctness test fails under strengthen error-threshold;
2) PR needs to add a way to compensate ranking lost on vertices with 0 out degree;
3) HITS and SALSA do not have result validation / CPU reference;
4) HITS, SALSA and WTF don't have run.sh;
5) MST runs out of memory for median dataset (delaunay_n21);
6) MST mixes streamed kernel launches and default stream kernel launches (mainly CUB calls);
7) functions in util/scan_utils.cuh and select_utils.cuh do not have stream support, and allocate + de-allocate temporary GPU memory space for each function calls: this is too costly;
8) SALSA seems randomly choose memory sizing factors, and uses large amount of memory;
9) DOBFS, HITS, MST, SALSA, TOPK and WTF do not have auto-memory re-allocation feature.


@jimlawless ¿Are you publishing This library again? What happened?


:+1: :+1:


@dunn I reverted to your version and added two print statements to show what environment I'm running in and what @xml contains
```
MARKs-MB:alexandria-v2 mark$ bundle exec bin/ingest-etd tmp/download_root/proquest-zips/*.zip
Archive:  tmp/download_root/proquest-zips/etdadmin_upload_234724.zip
   creating: tmp/download_root/1455242428/etdadmin_upload_234724/
  inflating: tmp/download_root/1455242428/etdadmin_upload_234724/French_ucsb_0035D_11752.pdf
  inflating: tmp/download_root/1455242428/etdadmin_upload_234724/French_ucsb_0035D_11752_DATA.xml
environment: development
@xml: [[]]
Copied zipfiles to tmp/download_root/proquest
Wrote MARC metadata to tmp/download_root/marc/
Now ingesting...

Error loading configuration file lib/traject/config.rb:2 Faraday::ConnectionFailed:Connection refused - connect(2) for "localhost" port 8080
/Users/mark/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.2.4/lib/ruby/2.2.0/net/http.rb:879:in `initialize'
/Users/mark/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.2.4/lib/ruby/2.2.0/net/http.rb:879:in `open'
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/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/ldp-0.4.1/lib/ldp/client/methods.rb:19:in `block in head'
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/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/active-fedora-9.8.2/lib/active_fedora/fedora.rb:45:in `init_base_path'
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/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/active-fedora-9.8.2/lib/active_fedora.rb:226:in `new'
/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/active-fedora-9.8.2/lib/active_fedora.rb:226:in `fedora'
(erb):5:in `<main>'
/Users/mark/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.2.4/lib/ruby/2.2.0/erb.rb:863:in `eval'
/Users/mark/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.2.4/lib/ruby/2.2.0/erb.rb:863:in `result'
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/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/settingslogic-2.0.9/lib/settingslogic.rb:60:in `new'
/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/settingslogic-2.0.9/lib/settingslogic.rb:60:in `instance'
/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/settingslogic-2.0.9/lib/settingslogic.rb:66:in `method_missing'
/Users/mark/Documents/workspace/_no_backup/RubymineProjects/alexandria-v2/config/initializers/controlled_vocabularies.rb:10:in `<top (required)>'
/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/activesupport-4.2.5/lib/active_support/dependencies.rb:268:in `load'
/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/activesupport-4.2.5/lib/active_support/dependencies.rb:268:in `block in load'
/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/activesupport-4.2.5/lib/active_support/dependencies.rb:240:in `load_dependency'
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/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/railties-4.2.5/lib/rails/engine.rb:652:in `block in load_config_initializer'
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/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/railties-4.2.5/lib/rails/engine.rb:616:in `block (2 levels) in <class:Engine>'
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/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/railties-4.2.5/lib/rails/engine.rb:615:in `block in <class:Engine>'
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/Users/mark/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.2.4/lib/ruby/2.2.0/tsort.rb:419:in `block in each_strongly_connected_component_from'
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/Users/mark/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.2.4/lib/ruby/2.2.0/tsort.rb:345:in `call'
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/Users/mark/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.2.4/lib/ruby/2.2.0/tsort.rb:203:in `tsort_each'
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/Users/mark/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4@alexandria/gems/railties-4.2.5/lib/rails/application.rb:352:in `initialize!'
/Users/mark/Documents/workspace/_no_backup/RubymineProjects/alexandria-v2/config/environment.rb:5:in `<top (required)>'
lib/traject/config.rb:2:in `require'

Exiting...
MARKs-MB:alexandria-v2 mark$
```


delete CNAME


I think the '(.+)' will match everything til the end of the line greedily, right?


So awesome @bbest!!!!!


> Not the best solution

I don't think that's what I'm going for. I'm looking for something like:
```js
function Foo() { this.a = 1 }
Foo.prototype.b = 2;

Object.keysIn(new Foo);
// => ['a', 'b']
```


This probably works in our environment, but I could definitely see other environments where they might have used pluses in their service names.


TestCustomCommand (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2110 of 2111 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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

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TestCustomCommand (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This commit is to address the following exception in react v0.14:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6956310/12997048/5c1999c6-d0ea-11e5-83d6-3c7d5c674837.png)


Code style changes:
1) 4 space-indentation, \{\}-column-matching, line-breaks are placed for better readability;
2) constants (e.g., 0, 1, -1, NULL) are typed to match interfaces.


113360729_HumidifierOASys (Nigusse) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2088 of 2088 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 6 tests had: AUD diffs.

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symbols.rds is used for checking unsave symbols in compiled code (such as abort, exit or printf calls) and potentially manage namespace management functions that might be missing from R base. It is usually automatically generated during devtools::load_all(). It is unnecessary for distributing the package. Actually when doing a "clean-up" one should remove it along with the *.so, *.o files too. ( src/*.o src/*.so src/symbols.rds). I will add it in the .gitignore in my next commit. On that note, I should remove 'Rmullwlsk_old' while I am at it too.


Got it - I rest my branch to remove the test / configuration changes and I'm leaving everything else the same, including the removal of Kafka7 from the POM, as that is pretty old.  It's pretty easy to change that if someone wants it.

I'll perform a pull request and see what happens!


Thanks for merging! :+1:


Of course, silly me! I forgot it is ARM that's the problem, not the distro.

I this a full Qt build you are compiling or are you compiling debian source packages?


1 is blank project, 2 should have events

On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 1:44 PM, rwever-316 <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

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TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 15530](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=133772&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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regexp is undocumented
undef was declared twice


Here we can potentially get a type error, but first have to resolve #585


Hier muss glaube ich wirklich keine ConcurrentLinkedQueue hin. Das ist denk ich noch ein Überbleibsel.


malformated HTML (missing ul, an extra li)


performance measure


Agreed all servers need this :+1:


That is the example from the (now fixed) issue #551. Just that it does not happen again without noticing it...


This function is used before declared and can't be moved


Should we add an `IF EXISTS` clause to harden this a little? I don't really know best practices for migrations


I was thinking of doing a renaming "is" to "get", however that didn't seem to read well. But "getAs" appeals to me. Thanks!


This code looks correct to me, so why are the tests disabled?
If they aren't passing shouldn't there be a related issue raised to fix the problem of passing them and that assigned to appropriate person? I cannot find a related issue that says "fix the problem and enable tests".

Disabling tests like this looks like very bad practice and hides a problem. I do not believe tests should be disabled in this manner at all.


It wouldn't hurt. Probably should either way


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 15531](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=133773&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 0, ignored: 225 Build time: 00:06:50
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


@tarunkapadia93 Jan 28th


Sorry - we deprecated `pulp dep`: https://github.com/bodil/pulp/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#620


> Aren't our datasource names pretty generic

No. Previously we have had just one datasource, 'raintank' now we have a second.

The name can be changed but it cant be customized by the user as it is referenced from the dashboards.

Additionally this frontend settings hack will disapear when we transition to using upstream grafana + worldping plugin.  The plugin will then create the datasources when it is enabled in the Org.


Should flow typing make this possible? I've put it as ignored so far due to #585.
If we want to have it as valid, how can we distinguish it from `ReferenceOpenRecord_Invalid_1.whiley`?


the enumerate example on ES2015 seems the most precise approach.

looks like an opportunity to bring in `Object.enumerate` (or even the `keysIn`) to esdiscuss (as Reflect wouldn't be appropriated without [[Enumerate]]).

Seems like it's already introduced there and it's a good idea: https://esdiscuss.org/topic/property-ordering-of-enumerate-getownpropertynames


nice catch there! That's my bad lol


Thanks for your explanation Pantelis!

Xiongtao

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>
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>


The inclusion of Room.h in the source was purely for testing member functions. It does not need to be there.


(nit) I think it would better if you called `SET_LOG_LEVEL(LOG_INFO)` here instead of relying on the default log level in the test below.


@jonsterling One thing that I just remembered is that the  `globular-objects` library would need to be modified for this. The issue is that identities are defined for all of the globular quivers. This is the loop thing you were asking about. It is possible to remove the identities but then it becomes more complicated to define the exponential in that case.

There are basically two ways to deal with it that I can think of. First, if whether identities are defined or not is controlled by the type, then maybe it's not really a problem at all, just means the types are a little more complicated. For applications in computing, it may be interesting to generalize from the notion of `(n, r)`-category to also include a level for identities. So maybe an `(n, i, r)`-category would be one where in addition to the usual meaning for `n` and `r`, identities are defined for all `k >= i`.

The other way to remove the need for identities and still be able to do exponentiation would require the notion of the globular core of some quiver `A` in all dimensions. I did try to define this once but it was tricky and I think I got somewhere but I don't recall the details. Later on I came across [this paper](http://arxiv.org/pdf/0712.0617v2.pdf) and I believe some of the machinery from there could be adapted to the deal with the issue I was having but I haven't got around to trying it yet.

Anyway, I will probably give it a try once I get a few other things in place.


**The code does not comply to PEP8.**
*PEP8Bear, severity 1, section `autopep8`.* *Related to file `bears/tests/LocalBearTestHelper.py`, line 157.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/tests/LocalBearTestHelper.py
+++ b/bears/tests/LocalBearTestHelper.py
@@ -155,6 +155,7 @@
             raise AssertionError("Bear returned None on execution \n" +
                                  "\n".join(msg))
         return list(bear_output_generator)
+

 def verify_local_bear(bear,
                       valid_files,
```


Solamente mantengo los Streams de los Plugins que vienen con el programa (que por ahora son EarthCam, TuneIn y YouTube)


This clearly for older versions of Emacs, please don't nuke things that don't affect you.


generally it is preferable to not use star imports. https://google.github.io/styleguide/javaguide.html#s3.3.1-wildcard-imports

even though you may have seen it elsewhere in the code, I would consider that this is in general not a good change.


The globular core thing would be like the sub-quiver of `A` at each dimension consisting of just the invertible cells. Maybe some sort of localization thing could work too but I have less experience with that approach in this setting.


The settings for these are handled inside shouldBlock / tryRiderectingUrl?


I think adding the expected error is enough and the `@skip-test` isn't even necessary.
The error is generated as expected and as far as testing is concerned everything is OK. No need to skip the test as is.

The human output of the error is what isn't checked by this test case and is what needs to be fixed.
We could instead have a test case like this one:

https://github.com/typetools/checker-framework/tree/master/checker/tests/nullness-extra/issue559

which actually compares the human-readable error message.
This has the disadvantage of being more brittle if we change error messages and formatting.
However, it would ensure that the human-readable output is what we expect.


does this mean we do the checks twice per URL for the ones which will be blocked?


From http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/strerror.html:
> The returned string pointer might be invalidated or the string content might be overwritten by a subsequent call to strerror(), or by a subsequent call to strerror_l() in the same thread.

I.e., I don't think it's safe to call strerror() twice like this.


TestCustomCommand (jasondegraw) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2078 of 2079 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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

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TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 15532](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=133781&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 228 Build time: 00:04:27


call	_FillHoriz_ASM rather than a direct ldir might be a little slower. Plus this commit doesn't actually draw the rectangle ;) I'm going to revert it for now if you don't mind :)


Y so ???


I personally don't think it adds much to pass in a `testing.T` here; if something fails it has nothing to do with the test, so might as well just panic or log.Fatal


![screen shot 2016-02-11 at 8 34 08 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/707488/12997449/f953534e-d0fe-11e5-90fe-56717d71b871.png)


i are not compiling audio hal


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 15533](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=133782&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 225 Build time: 00:05:06


In one of these recent changes I've found that the list of notes on the left hand side now remembers the horizontal positioning.  Thanks for this!  Fantastic.


MissingIDDFiles (lymereJ) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2117 of 2117 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 6 tests had: AUD diffs.

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Long-term plan sounds great 👍
Personally I haven't has any issues with tweetnacl not being installed so I'm good to wait for OpenSSL, and direct anyone here at work to add it there if they really think they need it 😃


I was just thinking about this, and I'm concerned about some caller possibly needing a fresh copy vs other callers that don't care.  We may need to audit all of the callers of my_region to be sure.


I really appreciate any updates that improve usability. Two issues:
1. Instead of adding instructions for changing the name, why not just change the filename to the correct one in the first place? (Sorry, never tried virtual box, since I have vmware installed already.)
2. No profanity in course materials, please. :sadpanda:


This should close #1553, no?


`t`  is not being used here.


Unfortunately yes, but I have local caching of these


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

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg)


Each individual one has a settings check, yes. The global overrride for all 3, which is the Brave button, is here in UrlProtocol


Scriptet expressao - melhoramento do código da página scriptlet.jsp #7


I think hosts is a virtual_reflection on zone, so doing this can simplify the above to `includes = {:hosts => {:ems_cluster => :tags, :tags => {}}}`

Additionally, I think *that* can be simplified further to `includes = {:hosts => [{:ems_cluster => :tags}, :tags]}`


Should it also exclude cards that are < 01000 so that no draft-only cards are permitted? I've heard of people using IDs like The Masque, and they show up as tourney-legal.


Core Selector now also has this option and they obey resign.


tarefa #7


Very nice...I like going from the bottom up...much easier to understand.


Не ясно, для чего в задании прописано следующее требование:

"Обработчик загрузки: после загрузки изображения замените им изображение, находящееся в шаблоне с помощью Element.replaceChild и укажите размеры 124×124".

Для чего это делать? Почему нельзя просто написать 1 строчку:
element.querySelector('.review-author').setAttribute('src', reviewImage.src); ?


usa o notepad++ e plin


Panic crashes all the tests. When I swapped out the driver, I was getting a couple of panics that caused everything to break and was tearing my hair out trying to debug my driver code. I had to change these to fatal out so I could figure out which sets of tests were failing and which ones were passing. Turns out it was a problem with transactions and not the driver.


Now that it's this simple, I'm not even sure you need the temporary variable.


@sgypc In terms of code-style, it might be useful to specify GNU indent settings and just reformat files to that setting when it's convenient / when they're checked in.

Quite a checkin! Kudos!

https://www.gnu.org/software/indent/


What do you think about alternative image escape mechanisms such as [the one used in iTerm2](http://www.iterm2.com/images.html) or tycat (terminology)?


why did this needed to get added? I mean, how come json.NewDecoder(cf).Decode() no longer works?


Hey have a look at https://github.com/Haacked/Scientist.net/pull/27
Tell me what you think.


@xpyctum Check GeniRCON client. GeniRCON allows you to have full access of your console


> Mindeunix's configs are awesome but I like the tyrannical-based approach better.

I was thinking more about merging our drawer module with his as they are both doing mostly the same thing, but his is better.

> I'll drop wirefu for now

If you wish, you could be incredibly useful if you could finish out my work on the C port. I wont have time for this anytime soon and would go upstream into Awesome itself, ending the never ending porting loop my config is stuck in since Awesome 2.x.

I already ported `fd_async.lua` to C, this is done and work. Wirefu need to same port. The Wirefu API would stay in Lua, but some methods need to be ported to C.

`async_get_service` should return a future request (a Lua lightuserdata pointer) to be stored by Lua
`async_call_method` Need to take the get_service future as first parameter, the object path and method path as second and third. Then a packed GVariant tuple as fourth. The method also return a future.
`async_connect_signal` Take a get_service future as first parameter and eventually start to notify Lua of any signal event (with get_service future, the name and a  GVariant tuple as callback parameters). It also need an identical one for properties.

This leave only the service creation part to be implemented, but this can be done later. On the Lua side, everything is intact, except its not using LGI GDBus and never do async calls in Lua. The futures (requests) returned by these functions should be enough to act as drop-in replacement for the Wirefu code.

https://github.com/Elv13/lua_async_binding See the unit tests for examples


I forgot to add that variable ill add it


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A note here or someplace more prominent that we expect all our sql queries to be in (for lack of a better term) Postgres format


tarefa #1


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I'll squash them down before merging.


:clap:


for every minute of coding there are ten of debugging...


You did not break or delete Robot Global Main.vi. I checked.


Why are we setting "C.UTF-8" here?
Any glibc / alpine / jre need?


comment could be a little clearer - "translates PG flavored SQL to SQLite3 sql", and below, some info on what that means.


@CaelThunderwing If this really happens try revert the steps how you get font.bin, and replace that.


redirectUrl got corrected to redirect_uri. This used to be in the client package, but this is the only place it's used.


tarefa #2


Hint: Look into how task does it. You don't need to do any network requests.


yeah, I'm on a mac too, so I'm looking at it.


ngDialog should be included after angular inclusion.


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Ein Zeilenumbruch zuviel!


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"algumas pessoas vendem coisas derrubadas por aqueles que estavam fugindo de monstros"


Forgot what you mean


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"se não preparar poções suficientes".


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I think it's fine if we remove them, since we're publishing on NuGet.


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Comanda asta e perfect echivalenta cu cea de deasupra si nici una dintre ele nu seteaza hostname-ul.


oops tested the wrong y lolololo


Szia!

2016-02-12 20:25 keltezéssel, attuska írta:
> A desktop-file-utils ból miért lettek kivéve az MATE, Cinnamon, LXQt foltok?

Nem vettem ki semmit, akkor már benne sem voltak amikor letöltöttem az
ub-t.
Patch-hez csak akkor nyúlok ha frissítésnél változtatni kell, ebben
kivételesen ártatlan vagyok.

Elképzelhető, hogy másik ub került a szerverre. :(

Üdv.


I can't remember the specifics of `Future#then`, but you may need to return the passed-in argument.


Sorry for the delay... little busy here.

I'd think that a basic input / output test should reveal whether or not things are going along properly. I outlined the [series of commands I issued to the CLI version of FFMPEG for test chart usage here](https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/3785). Transfer curve will be more obvious in the 50%-75% display referred range if you are sampling values.

I'll try to get 709 added into the configuration based on your test.


ok. thx.


Asta nu face nimic. Eventual da o eroare ca nu ai trimis parametrii, dar in nici un caz nu adauga un user nou.


You are awesome. Thanks Jake!


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Might be a good idea to follow the kube bin dir:

kube_bin_dir: "/opt/bin"


ZFS has xattrs (though may need "set xattr=sa"); as for OpenBSD, surprised it still supports X at all


No XD not this list only TelnetClient and MultiCraft haha


You are completely right. It is now fixed.


Wow thanks, it's very appreciated!


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How is ^ different than contiv_service_vip? I think control/service ip may be confusing to the user.


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FYI this seems to have an impact when using replace: true in your directive. I can't seem to order my formatters.


@gkiar

This is great and I realize necessary for the existant datasets.  thanks!

It's worth flagging the data where this is necessary, because just normalizing might mask an error in acquisition or interpretation.


- [ ] fix this comma


Nem az ub-dev repóból veszed az ub-ket? Mert ott jó volt mindegyik.


I think we should be fine, there are two incremental encoders on andymark, one does 7 pulses per revolution and another does 1440.


Should this be a template instead of a file? That would allow some or all values to be exposed.


Hi @CBke  !
Would you want to include these changes back into my repo? If so, please send PR and I'll gratefully accept.


Так. Ну там ошибка, тут ошибка. Исправь.


ЧТО ЗА ФИГНЯ?? ЗА ЧТО Я ТЕБЕ ДЕНЬГИ ПЛАЧУ??? ГДЕ static??!


Same as my previous comment.


Only if I wanted to propagate the same return value, but I don't use it


might be worth saving the raw max somewhere?


Такие проверки короче писать как:
`elif symbol in ('-', '+'):`


in the future, only use this if you know it's `nullable`, and use nullability annotations to indicate which sections are optional.  see `WMFExploreSectionSchema` for examples


The path is currently fixed with 3.0 versions so it's correct.


so much cleaner than the old way 😎


Это условие никогда не будет выполнено. Вы итерируетесь по строке. Итератор возвращает вам последовательно символы, которые тоже все ещё строки.


`a-non-t` (assume non-term) and `a-t` (assume term) pass through their input, but complain if the assumption is wrong...


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Nu exista data['config']['hostname']['users']. In plus nu inteleg ce incerci sa obtii cu asta. Daca chiar ar exista asa ceva in fisier si ar avea valoarea "alabalaportocala", tu practic incerci sa executi comanda 'alabalaportocala', care nu exista.


Úgy nézem, muszáj lesz egy revertet csinálni... Az összes javítás, ami ezekbe bekerült, kukába ment.


We could call it something like `IOBufferBase`, `GeneralIOBuffer`, etc.


> ZFS has xattrs (though may need "set xattr=sa")

According to FreeBSD's [`zfs(8)`](https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=zfs&sektion=8&manpath=FreeBSD+10.2-RELEASE), "the xattr property is currently not supported on FreeBSD."


Ehm... 0.13.2 couldnt join...


Aceeasi observatie ca mai sus.


The `term-` functions lift the appropriate list operations over terms containing lists.


Same as my previous feedback. We can use the shell module to pass args for -s, -g, etc.. into the script.


Sau mai bine, for i in data["before_install"]


Long-term, it would be nice to create a netplugin/master ansible module.


When did this `#endif`get here? Diff needed:
```
--- a/statem_lib.c 2016-02-12 19:41:26
+++ b/statem_lib.c 2016-02-12 21:09:57
@@ -623,8 +623,8 @@
         return SSL_PKEY_GOST12_256;
     case NID_id_GostR3410_2012_512:
         return SSL_PKEY_GOST12_512;
-    }
 #endif
+    }
 }

 int ssl_verify_alarm_type(long type)
```


Okay.


Thanks for the addition!


Before install poate sa aiba oricare din comenzile cunoscute, nu doar "download"


_obligatory pining for Swift_


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If this was a template, we could use the contiv_bin_dir variable instead of specifying /usr/bin/. Same with other params in the script.


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Same as previous comment.


I'm never overwriting the original bvecs file, just creating one that is
consistent with requirements of downstream modules in ndmg. So, no need to
store the raw per se, though I could report it if you like. Also, the
b-values are untouched which is important. In a few sets I've noticed that
the b-vectors are simply scaled by the b-value, or the component vector
*almost* sums to 1 but misses by a bit (in the case of the MRN114 data,
most of the vectors had length 0.98....  or thereabouts).

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> wrote:

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When matching bottoms out, it has to unpack the term.


matching lists needs to be lifted over terms (`term->list` returns a list of terms)


Destination e un fisier, nu poti sa faci chdir intr-un fisier.


why ? It is not exposed in libcoap, it's set automatically. Without a reason i prefer do not make our api bigger.


`match-nt` wants to peek inside lists as an optimization, so we need to unpack them here. This isn't the most efficient thing to do here (I should use `term-null?` and `term-pair?`)


"destination" iti da numele fisierului in care vei downloada. De ce ai hardocat in script.sh? Daca am mai multe comenzi de download ele o sa imi rescrie acelasi fisier.


A little ad-hoc term construction here


P L U S O N E


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La fel cu la for-ul precedent.


We don't want to enable the initialized filter in `doCapture` again. This method is called very frequently and is quite sensitive to audio performance.


Pot sa am orice comanda aici, nu doar run_script.


Thanks so much for this. It appears to have worked like dark magic compared to the previous iteration.


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Sounds good


We should move those changes to this commit, then. As a rule of thumb, each commit should be able to stand by itself and free of bugs (to the extent possible). If we're fixing bugs in the same PR, it's a sign that those fixes should be part of the original commit in the first place.

It's ok to tack on additional commits for review comments for the purpose of making code review easier, but we should be able to squash all logically related commits before merging.


Nice - since you chose to make this a class for Glyphicons only, you don't need to send in the entire `glyphicon-<icon-name>`, since the `glyphicon-` prefix will be constant


Shouldn't this be added for gang as well?


Maybe


You'll need to pull the styling out of the `#{?conditional,true,false}` statement for proper interpolation. Something like:

```bash
local -r copy_mode="${copy_mode_style}#{?pane_in_mode, Copy ,}"
```

Then, you can just send the values as strings to the `highlight` function:

```bash
highlight "status-right" "$short_prefix" "$show_copy_mode" "#[fg=$fg_color,bg=$bg_color]" "${copy_attr:+#[default,$copy_attr]}"
highlight "status-left" "$short_prefix" "$show_copy_mode" "#[fg=$fg_color,bg=$bg_color]" "${copy_attr:+#[default,$copy_attr]}"
```


Again with the for :) E extrem de greu de citit.


Lots of this file is wacky debugging stuff. Running the test suite produces tens of thousands of calls to `to-term and `from-term`, which I think is reasonably low.


I accidentally imported some components that aren't necessary. I've removed them now.


Might be worth a clarification that it clones the array in here. I had the following:

```js
   * var ary = [1, 2, 3];
   *
   * _.asArray(ary);
   * // => [1, 2, 3]
   *
   * _.asArray(ary) === ary;
   * // => false
```


System.out.println("Hello, World ");


I think. I don't actually know what this code is doing or why it is necessary...


Instead of using a task to restart a service, consider using a handler and calling the handler in your tasks. Ex>

/foo/handlers/main.yaml
- name: reload systemd
  command: systemctl --system daemon-reload

/foo/tasks/main.yaml
- name: Add Foo Systemd Unit File
  template: src=foo.service dest=/etc/systemd/system/foo.service
  register: foo_service
  notify:
    - reload systemd


Ai setat toate variabilele alea, dar nu faci nimic cu ele.


lol at this commit name


Close! `present?` is simply the opposite of `nil?` and `empty?`, so this statement is saying "if `user` is not nil, try to call `present?` on it to see if it's `nil`". 😎 In this case, it can just be `user.try(:standard?) || false`.


Can we have an extra space before and after the "Copy" word? Just for consistency as we have those spaces for the prefix.


Oops, this was unintentional and is on the wrong branch. Fixing.


Can you make use of `classNames` here at all?


By default, we convert to terms without crashing, so we can run the tests. However, this means that I may be missing a lot of internal term constructions that make S-expressions.


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D= Please look at my PR xD #HowToNotUseMaven


This fixed that pvp issue i was talking about...the invincible player and also invisible payer.


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Tem que ser analisada a situação do registro de usuário no menu Conta quando deslogado do sistema, ainda é possível que o usuário se cadastre por lá sem ser admin, tem que configurar uma conta de e-mail da sistech para enviar o e-mail de ativação da conta de usuário, no caso esse passo pode ser ignorado, pois o usuário pode ser cadastrado já ativado, a ativação seria apenas para caso o registro de usuários novos continuasse no menu de contas.


This seems like an API enhancement we should do.

Any opinion on https://github.com/coreos/etcd/issues/1666?


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It would be nice to use the var contiv_bin_path instead of /usr/bin


Same as above and throughout.


I had to move the call to `rewrite/max-depth` in order to avoid an infinite loop, since every list now needs to have a rewritten application around it, including the lists that are arguments to functions.


data["install_failed"][0] e un obiect, ma indoiesc ca o sa mearga range-ul


As it's merely a comment it obviously doesn't hurt things, but is adding editor-specific-settings to files on github common practice?


Doesn't this break interaction with Serene Grace (in all gens but 5)?


I didn't put the spaces in so that way the "Copy" word occupies the same amount of space as the prefix.


And in Ruby 2.3, which adds the safe navigation operator `&.`, it could be `user&.standard? || false`.

Safe navigation operator can also be chained like `user&.name&.downcase`.


I think it would be better to create a seperate commit to install ntp in the common role.


Pot fi si alte comenzi cunoscute, delete si shutdown erau doar un exemplu.


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Can't splice terms!


I knew that the PVP issue was from lag or packet lossing


Daca path-ul e '/' ? Putin sanity check nu strica.


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Brilliant. Does it just need to go after the -e ... ?


Yes - IconButton uses classNames on the array (or string, or object) passed in here.


La fel ca la toate, aici poate sa existe orice comanda, nu doar reboot.


This and above, just `@props.prop.required`


`...` is an identifier, but it doesn't have a value, so we shouldn't attempt to treat its value as a term.


To clarify, If I try to run `RAILS_ENV=development bundle exec bin/ingest-etd`, this switches the environment mid-import after scanning the files and before running traject which causes my system to error out since I don't have a 'production' rails environment configured locally (because I only do dev on my local machine).


+    <value>The Bluetooth radio is already in use and we could not get access. Please try again later. In Windows 10, turn on Settings -> Privacy ->Other devices -> Sync with devices.</value>


The 'deep recursion' in `expandmacros()` is most likely caused by the word `%patch` in the `%description`. Either the final 'TODO' needs a more stringent condition, or `%description` must not be expanded at all (`%patch` has been incorrectly rendered as `%{patch}` ever since), or a final call to `handle_macro_options()` is sufficient.
And, of course,  this whole branch is one commit too long: Release 16.2.0 is **not** ready yet.


`term` bottoms out on literal symbols here, so I gotta convert them to terms


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Ai ratat o acolada in exemplu, "write files" e in config.


Good stuff


It may be quicker but qdel()ing following/follower objects caught runtimes for me during testing.


convert other atomic things


O functie de 100 de linii este extrem de greu de citit. Puteai sa o spargi in bucati mai mici, ar fi facut codul si mai lizibil si mai flexibil.


Done


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@jwahlin, Are you sure this extra stripping is needed? It should be covered by this line:
$atts['subject'] = wp_specialchars_decode(strip_tags(stripslashes($atts['subject'])), ENT_QUOTES );


Take a list of terms into a term.


Iti lipsete validarea datelor, practic eu pot sa fac lucruri foarte nasoala cu un fisier de configurare potrivit, precum rm -rf / .


Does it? D:


For the tests; everything past here is tests, which aren't all that interesting. They need a LOT more work to be made to pass.


Why everybody hates doxygen?

```c++
/**
Enable/disable filters. 1 to enable, 0 to disable.

param[in] echo    enables/disables echo cancelation
param[in] noise   enables/disables noise reduction
param[in] gain    enables/disables automatic gain control
param[in] vad     enables/disables voice activity detection
param[in] echo    cancelation needs a precise value set by setEchoDelayMs, else it adds echo!
*/
```


Una din cerinte era ca scriptul sa mearga atat pe Linux cat si pe Windows. Daca pe linux unele comenzi, poate merg, pe Windows nu e cazul.


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@mlatham maybe you should open a PR against dubai?


Another place for doxy


When I was working on this before, it would end up being disabled (or required) unless I specifically put `false` in - but it's working fine now without that. I'm not really sure why that was happening before, but obviously now that I see it working I'll make this change.


This ```apps.``` because of the import you added.


Now that the script isn't exporting `RAILS_ENV=production`, that error shouldn't occur anymore, right?


I agree with you. I don't know why the modification of this function is not here, but in a next commit. I'm going to pull that change to this commit during the very next rebase.


also I jsut realized you don't have to curly brace a oneline function aka `() => this.onPaste()` should work instead of `{this.onPaste()}`


I understand, but Slim-PDO is made as query builder for the SQL syntax. According to the MySQL documentation for example, `offset` (if given) comes first:

```sql
[LIMIT {[offset,] row_count | row_count OFFSET offset}]
```

So that's why I changed it. :sweat_smile:


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Hmm, I guess commas do work in the else block, just not in the true block. But it bothers me a bit to include attributes that cover no text. Still, maybe that's better than using global vars.

Though actually, the benefit of using the global vars is we could then enhance the script to see that the variable is already set and update it with the current settings. That way I can fiddle with the attributes and reload my .tmux.conf and the new attributes would work. I suppose we could even change the status string to look at the config variables all the time instead of using a snapshot, so that way I could change `@prefix_highlight_fg` and it would take effect immediately.


This ```apps.``` should not be needed because of the import statement you added.


Not sure why that one's in there - probably accidentally copied it in. However, in some cases this is actually required. For example, `input_devices.py` now includes some unicode characters (specifically Ohm symbols). When unicode characters are included in a Python file, declaring the file's encoding is mandatory. There's two ways of [declaring the file's encoding](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0263/) - via emacs or vim style headers. Naturally, I'm a vimmie so I use the vim style :)


HAHAHA , things people do on GitHub


Filed https://github.com/deis/pkg/issues/19 to track this issue


Principala problema in abordarea ta este ca tu ai luat in considerare doar sciptul din exemplu si ai facut un program care sa il interpreteze pe ala si doar pe ala. Am zis ca acel config file este doar un exemplu, ca defineste toate comenzile posibile dar ca ele pot sa apara si in alta ordine.


it's good to unobserve on dealloc, but there are some potential problems here:

1. `keychainCredentials` are effectively `nonnull` so this will will always evaluate to true
2. if you're observing in `viewDidLoad`, there's a chance (though unlikely) that this will be deallocated before view loads, meaning that you'll crash in dealloc (since view wasn't loaded, and `KVOControllerNonRetaining` wasn't created yet)

I suggest you:

1. use `KVOController`, since `keychainCredentials` will always be alive anyway (since they're owned by our mega singleton)
2. remove the `unobserve` call in `dealloc`, since it will happen automatically when the receiver (and its private `KVOController`) are deallocated


Merge


The bars used to be spaces, but now they are tabs.


**This file contains unused source code.**
*PyUnusedCodeBear, severity 1, section `python`.* *Related to file `bears/python/PyLintBear.py`, line 1.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/bears/python/PyLintBear.py
+++ b/bears/python/PyLintBear.py
@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-import sys
 import re

 from coalib.bearlib.abstractions.Lint import Lint
```


@Laurawly I am fairly sure you don't want to check this file in. It's auto-generated from the build system.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1435953/how-can-i-pass-git-sha1-to-compiler-as-definition-using-cmake/4318642#4318642


I think you probably care both about Scope.settings and Scope.content.


Consider using script: instead of shell: and passing args to the script. Ex>

name: configure contiv default network
  script: nw_setup.sh --public no --encap {{ contiv_network_encap_type }} --subnet {{ contiv_default_network_subnet }} --gateway {{ contiv_default_network_gateway }} default-net

The script will need to be updated to support the above params.


thx, do you have seen the warning at the end of console output. Not sure if the new phar is moved to the right place.


It does. I didn't think of Serene Grace. Do you have a solution?


It's done isn't it ?


3rd times the charm `() => this.onPaste` no parens


Hey! This was my commit :(


looks good


**Please note that this commit is not yet tested -> may not work. I'm working on it.**


`std::assert()`?


It would be nice to add a var like kubelet_plugins_dir to the kubelet role and just reference the var.


This is the best way to do it right now. Rails 5 (finally) adds the `or` method to method chaining. It is technically possible by leveraging AREL, which is the underlying library that allows Rails to make sql out of these methods, but it's better to do it this way.

Generally, people put includes/joins/references at the front of the chain though so it's easier to read, but that's just a preference. It's a little more readable.

```ruby
scope.includes(:collaborators).references(:collaborators).where("private = ? OR collaborators.user_id = ?", false, user.id)
```

In Rails 5 you should be able to do `
```
scope.includes(:collaborators).references(:collaborators).where("collaborators.user_id = ?", user.id).or(private: false)
```
but you can see it's not that much better. There's only so much you can do to turn stuff into SQL. 😎


Awsome.


service VIP is where the contiv service (i.e. netmaster) is exposed. contiv_control_ip is exactly what is described above :)


Actually I guess we should just use `plat-darwin` here for darwin...


Cher Quentin,
J'ai dû mal m'exprimé. Il n'y a aucun problème avec le scope « contient
», donc le test devait passer. Ca marche même super bien avec la task
guimets:search (qui utilise le scope). Le seul problème c'est que je
n'arrive pas à intégrer cette fonctionnalité dans l'application
activeadmin. J'ai suivi deux pistes:
1) Customiser un « filtre » (ça serait de loin le plus logique).
Activeadmin offre des filtrer pour chaque index (qu'on peut adapter).
Ces filtres utilise Ransack, que j'utilise aussi dans mon scope avec le
critère « contains_all ». J'ai même réussi à définire le filtre de
admin/citation avec ce critère de Ransack. Seulement, pour que ce
critère (« all ») soit utile il faut pouvoir lui fournir en argument un
array de mot-clé (et non pas un string). Un split(' ') est tout-à-fait
suffisant pour cela, mais je ne sais pas comment l'appliquer entre le
champ correspondant de l'écran et l'application du filtre.
Tu peux voir dans le code d'admin/citation que j'ai essayé de mettre un
« before_filter » dans la rubrique « controller » mais je n'ai aucune
idée comment faire pour y substituer le résultat du split à ce qui a été
entré dans le champ correspondant.

2) Autre possibilité serait de faire une « custom page ». J'ai fait un
essai dans « admin/ Trouve_citation ». J'arrive même à afficher une
page. Mais là aussi, je ne vois pas comment relier ce qui est entré dans
le champs avec le résultat. Mais peut-être que là on est plus proche de
la programmation Rails habituelle.

Je te montrerai tout ça in vivo le 23.

Amités
Beat

Le 10. 02. 16 22:50, Quentin Brossard a écrit :
>
> Je ne comprends toujours pas ce que tu veux: les tests passent tous.
> Est-ce que tu peux ajouter un nouveau test qui ne passe pas pour
> décrire le problème?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/BeatMichel1030/guimets/commit/063f6ff799f226445a653735566e76d127e0d0f0#commitcomment-16018308>.
>


Ack, go for it (and close the other PR).


Name variables with useful names, not single letters!


Great, thanks!


I will update the comment -- this is actually the dir where the contive binaries are sourced from.


Indeed, it's pretty wonderful!


fits easily into a single line^^


We don't want this to be exposed. However, I agree that the name needs to be changed.


Que tri!


Missing period at end of paragraph.


:D


Nice


We don't want this exposed either -- the cluster-mode has to be kubernetes.


Instead of repeating "means" again, perhaps use the word "method" or "way" for the second instance.


Comparing with 0 is preferable to casting to bool.
As in,
```
if( type->min_str > 0 )
```
Rather than
```
if( type->min_str )
```


Only a minor comment - the commit message shouldn't include "CORRAIDZ-31 zfs:" in the commit summary line.


Great work, Racheal! The primitives exercise looks great. The only comment I have is regarding line 57 - it's best to describe what you're printing out in your debug statement (like you did in line 63) so that when it comes up in the debug log, you know what you're looking at. Your conditionals were all correct in the conditionals exercise. This is going to seem nit-picky, but there's reasoning behind it - the Boolean result that you were asked to use in problem 1 was declared in line 97, but you declared a new boolean variable in line 102. It's important to look at what variables have already been declared because it can cause confusion in your code and eventually lead to updating a field with the wrong information. I'll bring this up in our session tomorrow because you're not the only one who did this. Your lists are all great, the only missing piece was a debug statement in problem 2.


s/AVX/AVX2/, s/supprted/supported/


At first sight, I'm confused on why openstack is being used.


sure.


Nice job, Racheal! This is really thorough and I can understand each step. Something I told a few other learners is that you can also tell a story when commenting code. I try to think of my comments like I'm writing pseudocode so that even someone who's not familiar with apex syntax can see what I'm doing.


all of this can also be verified w/ a simple alloc/dealloc unit test:

``` objc
  // assume WMFSettingsViewController instance is setup during `-setUp`
- (void)testShouldNotHaveRetainCycle {
  __weak WMFSettingsViewController* weakSettingsVC = self.settingsVC;
  self.settingsVC = nil;
  expect(weakSettingsVC).to(beNil());
}

- (void)testShouldLogOutWhenUsernameIsNonnull {
  self.sessionSingleton.keychainCredentials.username = @"foo";
  expect(/* login model username).to(equal(@"foo"));
  // tap logout button
  expect(self.sessionSingleton.keychainCredentials.username).to(beNil());
}

- (void)testShouldLogInWhenUsernameIsNil {
  // ...
}
```


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Константы пишут всеми заглавными буквами. Это договоренность.


What is the use case you have in mind? I am using the restart task here to manually trigger a restart.


best practice: use `bk_match` or at least `indexOfObjectPassingTest:` if for some reason BlocksKit isn't suitable. it's faster and more expressive.


Ahh, I didn't realise it was PEP-compliant. Carry on then... ;)


Thanks for the effort, but this looks a bit too complicated. I think we can just assume the new format as internal representation but support the old format on reading and writing from/to JSON. The global configuration variable could even be set by ENV. See https://github.com/nichtich/Pandoc-Elements/commit/92bed47c33ec9ac8070b83d4f4a656cc82da04c3 for what I thought of.


Почему `branch`?


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nit: cocoa naming convention: "indexPath**For**VisibleCell". e.g. `cellForRowAtIndexPath:`, `objectForKey`, etc.


it would be nice to have a while loop that checks for something instead of sleeping.


`for char...`


Conflict, change the variable.


FYI `break` technically is unnecessary if you always `return`


In order to match the format given in the help files. The existing code isn't 'wrong' though.


아후..커널단손대다가 좀그래서일단저는대기중입니다.
이게너무화웨이측과좀다르거군요. 뭔가arm64 kexec은보증하지만. 기존lge패치랑좀믹스해야5x에돌아갈거같습니다.
하드부트패치전까진전부다맞춰집니다


Can't really find a good place to report issues, but here's one example when things go a bit wrong:
![test](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/91895/13019790/23f295fc-d1da-11e5-86d2-6db57f3b5059.gif)

Test board is from https://github.com/wiggleport/wiggle-spine
I have a cleaned-up branch of your code here: https://github.com/plaes/kicad-source-mirror/tree/teardrops-wip


boring


consider using the script module and passing params into the script.


ohh, yes thanks!


Pls see my prior note. contiv_bin_path defines the source of binaries. We could consider installing somewhere other than /usr/bin. However, there is a benefit that /usr/bin will automatically in the PATH.


@Beramos Foutje?


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consider using the ansible ovs module:

http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/openvswitch_bridge_module.html


correct the import path to lsst.pipe.drivers.constructCalibs


wow. much succinct. very expressiveness.


I initially went with `type->min_str && req.push_back( ... )` as it's a lot more concise. I can change to comparing to zero but out of curiosity would the first form have been a problem? I've always considered (within reason) line length to be less important than number of lines.


@RubenVerborgh  Jup had het gezien, VIM lompheid :dash:


Thank you, I will retest as soon as I can and report back.


sure.


Is this going to prevent us from having additional utility scripts for a specific test? Maybe we should have a naming convention for the script that runner.csx should run out of each folder?


Instead of pause, can you have a task that loops curl'ing etcd or something along those lines?


yes, makes sense.


Assuming many tests will want to do this, make it a helper in util.csx?


Looks like 32 is becoming common? Maybe it should get its own constant? Do you know why 32?


#### What's this PR do?
Customizes the Devise views

#### Where should the reviewer start?
umm Devise views

#### How should this be manually tested?
good question

#### Were the tests updated?
No

#### What are the relevant tickets?
https://trello.com/c/48CGlctG


Is there any possible way to avoid the possibility of IO here? I think having this return an error implies that one might do IO to get the value, rather than appropriately setting after successful write operations.

Also, it would be nice to have this be `Size() int64`, making it compatible with `SizeReaderAt` and `io.SectionReader` (I'm thinking about a block-based, small file cache for drivers...).


Also: why does Gen 5 cause accuracy to drop? I thought it caused paralysis.


Yup, I'm not really trying to convert the world to vim ... it's a PEP requirement ... that's my excuse, and I'm sticking to it ;)


sums is now already an array. Don't make a copy


@fluetm Is it OK if we keep this PR strictly for the .bat files and not change the .sh files?


The ILDH uses HTML markup for external links since we style those differently. Example:
http://imsglobal.org/accessibility/

There's a JIRA to automate this, but for now it's a manual process.


I think you should yield the path again. Maybe some inlines code like this:
```python
with change_directory(tempfile.mkdtemp()) as path:
    pass
```
then he doesn't need to save path explicitly to a variable^^


Yes, indeed that is the plan. I just have not got around to doing it.


Oooh, cool, filter. :)


This changes does not seem very invasive. And maybe be fine to merge.

Thanks,


Are you sure that fixed the error (I doubt this since this error was not seen previously).
(check out the errors in comments at the bottom of this commit)


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You're not worried about encountering `KeyError` here?


This needs documentation. I think you've already seen how documentation in coala looks like, so you just need to do
```python
"""
your docs...

:param path: ...
"""
```
Explicitly state that this is a context manager and what it yields.


Oops. From when I wasn't sure this was gnu-configure due to bad error messages.


`Directory.GetFiles`?

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143316(v=vs.110).aspx


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yeah  i just changed that


Oh, probably not in .netcore.


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Typo inside commit message :)


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I don't understand what prelude does.


r+


Why 32? Do not know, but if for buf[] it is enough it must be also for total_edges_str[].


My bad. It supposed to be changed on linux too for static linking. Looked at the wrong line.


If you pass std::strings around, could you do as reference-to-const? i.e const string&


@jowens Thx for pointing that out. Previously I got an error when make without git_shal1.c so I thought it was needed.


you could have the `$PYTHON` call directly as the condition instead of checking `$?` afterward


HAHAHAH


What is this useful for? What is your use case? Why do you want to change the colors?


From now on, in functia asta nu mai poti sa faci str(something) :)


just to explain what is going on here... this is necessary because the default implementation of `setSelected:` traverses the `contentView` subview hierarchy and modifies all the background colors & such of views, labels, & images. (or sets their `highlighted` property to `YES`). another option would be to have background _image_ of a solid color (using `wmf_imageFromColor`). not sure if one's worse than the other, except that the background image wouldn't necessarily call for `HAX` comments


Fixed!


Haha


It is needed, but it should be generated directly by the build system (the commands are in the top-level CMakeLists.txt). It should not be checked into source control.


why did you have to add this? the unit test target should already link to all the libraries in the app (since it runs w/in the app)


Syntax error here. Extra `:`


Right, removing this line, I now just get the empty array issues described in the comments on e052d78a7152e3b7073d0cc9600bc7143110d222


oh fail


I think I found the root of this problem. I updated https://github.com/kubernetes/contrib/issues/395


`@result = Result.where({@swimmer.swimmer_id => params[:id]})` should be `@result = Result.where({"swimmer_id" => params[:id]})` because the intention is to find results based on the value of the "swimmer_id" column.

That will return an Array of `Result` objects. On each of those objects, you could run `.event_id`, but that's not what you want–right? You want to be able to run `.event_name` (or something like that).

So you need to add a method to the `Result` class called `event_name`.


looks like we might want to move this along after the apply_changes to capture the warnings in the log file. Would need it in ceph-conf too.

The only warning we're likely to generate now is when foo = 1 is superceded in the same section by foo = 2, but warning about other things, like config vars that do nothing, would be handy in the future


Hahaha one for the history books


most people will to the contrary, `2>&1 >/dev/null`, but fair enough :)


gitsha1.c will be generated under gunrock/util after running cmake for the whole gunrock project. So before locally build sm under tests/sm, we need to build the gunrock project first.


BOO YAH!!! ✨🚀😎🌈 🤘🏻


@MagicDroidX Is it alright to have this project here? I invited you to the organization. This is so the community can use it in their softwares easy.

@DefinitlyEvil Can you somehow test this? I have no idea how without making a whole server software kinda.


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/b61a9b188d4019fe4c0adf4b388843fb657b54e2


merging graydon/stellar-core/bug-950-autodetect-pgctl = b61a9b18 into auto


graydon/stellar-core/bug-950-autodetect-pgctl = b61a9b18 merged ok, testing candidate = af5f3d12


I think I found the root problem. I updated https://github.com/kubernetes/contrib/issues/395


Initial version committed as apple/swift-llvm@0d07a5d. That should unblock you at least.


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From now on, in functia asta nu mai poti sa faci a = dict() :)

Si str si dict exista, tu le suprascrii :)


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Looks like ActiveAdmin has been a naughty boy as it relates to versions and compatibility with Rails (esp. under Windows):  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16426398/active-admin-install-with-rails-4


I know I'm nitpicking about this, I don't like backslashes at line ends.
Use `ExitStack` instead:
```python
with ExitStack() as stack:
    tempdir = stack.enter_context(TemporaryDirectory())
    stack.enter_context(tempdir)
    orig_file = stack.enter_context(NamedTemporaryFile(...))
```


we may want to expose this as a group_var