Had the same problem as Jessie in task 2. I think it was because you have the limit set to 1001 and we know the recursion has to run 1001 times when the maximum range is set at 1000 because you have to include 0.

In task 5 I gave full credit because if the user enters 0 for the first argument everything works. If the user passes anything besides 0 in as the first argument though, the function does  not approximate e well. If you flag help for the first argument the program does tell that the first argument passed in should be 0, but maybe that shouldn't be an argument you ask the user to input?


Just wondered why it was defined and not used in the repo and other postcss plugins.
Wanted to know if something magic does happen to the array


Good catch!


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Don't add CSS here. Create separate files that are broken down into modules and import them here just like the bootstrap ones above.


@dakrone this should probably not be the default behavior - while PHP/Ruby-style nested parameters are fairly common, query parameters are truly key-value pairs https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986#appendix-A


Will fix


Yep, I force pushed the tag again after this commit. (Jesus forgive me.)


qualsiasi fuso orario +1 +2 -5 che dai al parser yaml viene considerato in +1 http://nodeca.github.io/js-yaml/ forzando come formato stringa si riesce ad avere una data più facile da digitare e si riesce a controllare meglio il parsing

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No magic. It's passed in node-resolve.


Minor: `// 0 means that the column at the given index is a grouping column, 1 means it is not.`


Use `testElementValueEquals` to check the email, then a subsequent check for the disabled attribute.


Hi! it is a wonderful utility, but it does not work on drivers later then Intel drivers ver. 10.18.10.3496

https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/software-tuning-performance-optimization-platform-monitoring/topic/540658

and please, if it possible, can you modify it to work with latest drivers?


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There shouldn't need to be HTML comments anywhere if everything is indented and broken down into partials so they all are readable.


This will return an error if an error is found (err is declared in the function declaration)


Minor: `groupingColumnBitmasks`?


@scooley is there any way we can put this section back?


Maybe a better verb to use is `tracks` instead of `musics` ?


@assertchris Done, though I won't be targeting master to PHP 7 until I release a stable. All that's left on my todo list is some tests. I planned on supporting the permessage-deflate extension first, but since browser support for that is limited, I'll add later.


Concretely "?foo=bar&foo=baz" is a perfectly valid path.


should be arpack-ng.


Why did you remove `Found a bug or error` section, maybe we should put it at the below main section (that was `Other`)?


Looks like a little typo here.


i think what you want here is
```clojure
(if (not (full-waiting-room))
  wait-for-haircut)
```

what you have would evalueate the truthiness of `not` (which is truth-y)
and return the `full-awaiting-room` function


C'est ma faute. Je me flagellerai pour expier…


I thought you hated coffee script :P


You could make this a named constant MAX_PACKET_LENGTH


@bergey, will this get uploaded to Hackage?


@brycedcarter created the door request class for generating dictionary, the added newReq should get you what you need


@ebrehault Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.app.testing/19//violations
```
plone/app/testing/cleanup.py:16:5: F401 'Products' imported but unused
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


113360729_HumidifierOASys (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (978 of 978 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Based on experience.
The Max cmh value to Max history value ratio should be around 2.5~3.


Use SASS instead of SCSS ? Depends on which you prefer.


Actually it is call for speakers for all farther events not only mobile development, for example, like you say - for promoting mobile apps and etc. But sure I can revert those changes after mobile event if you think it is more important to focus on mobile right now.


This should be in the same previous line?


Thanks! That would be great, and I believe it was working in a previous version, but now I’m getting some errors from javapoet:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: unused arguments: $9, $10
	at com.squareup.javapoet.Util.checkArgument(Util.java:62)
	at com.squareup.javapoet.CodeBlock$Builder.add(CodeBlock.java:194)
	at com.squareup.javapoet.CodeBlock$Builder.addStatement(CodeBlock.java:263)
	at org.derive4j.processor.derivator.patternmatching.OtherwiseMatchingStepDerivator.functionsDispatchEitherImpl(OtherwiseMatchingStepDerivator.java:421)
	at org.derive4j.processor.derivator.patternmatching.OtherwiseMatchingStepDerivator.lambda$otherwiseLeftMethod$35(OtherwiseMatchingStepDerivator.java:387)
	at org.derive4j.processor.api.model.MultipleConstructorsSupport$LambdaCases.functionsDispatch(MultipleConstructorsSupport.java:172)
	at org.derive4j.processor.api.model.MultipleConstructorsSupport$FunctionsDispatch.match(MultipleConstructorsSupport.java:116)
	at org.derive4j.processor.api.model.MultipleConstructorsSupport$TotalMatchBuilderFunctionsDispatch.lambda$functionsDispatch$0(MultipleConstructorsSupport.java:204)
	at org.derive4j.processor.api.model.DataConstructions$LambdaCases.multipleConstructors(DataConstructions.java:161)
	at org.derive4j.processor.api.model.DataConstructions$MultipleConstructors_.match(DataConstructions.java:88)
	at org.derive4j.processor.api.model.DataConstructions$PartialMatchBuilder.lambda$otherwise$3(DataConstructions.java:294)

I think this started happening at some point when you bumped up the version of javapoet that Derive4J depends on, so I’m guessing it’s a javapoet bug?

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Taking this part of the code out.
Also, took a look and seems that WIN32 is the preprocessor symbol for mingw, so no need to change anywhere else?


Good point! I will add this case in the test


ophyd has a bug-fix branch and a master branch.  This is the bug-fix branch.


I think my original reason for this else statement was if we don't know the rmw implementation, then we don't know if count_subscribers is implemented for that implementation. But, I suppose if the RMW implementation is unknown, then there are no guarantees about most other things that are tested in this package.


This is the bit reverse of masks, that's the reason to avoid the `masks` here


ken removed the the code that used this.


ophyd no longer talks directly to mds, that is handled in bluesky


ophyd _does_ talk directly to filestore (which interestingly, bluesky does not)


It is not a problem in the weight matrix component. When the points arrive at the weight matrix, they are indeed at the exact same point, but this is caused by something in the snap to boundary component. I merged your changes and added the following debugging code to the end of `Snap_To_Boundary.execute`:
```
        if snapped_points[0] == snapped_points[1]:
            print(start, end, snapped_points)
```
This gives countless results that all share the same property: they are a vertical line (`x` component is the same for start and end) but the `y` component is different in start and end. After snapping, the values look completely wrong. Example:
`(Point(x=0.73416757417458989, y=0), Point(x=0.73416757417458989, y=10), [Point(x=-8.5316648516508202, y=-1.5132252715275366e+17), Point(x=-8.5316648516508202, y=-1.5132252715275366e+17)])`
The first two are start and end, which seem OK, while the snapped points have very strange values.


That makes sense.


We should the following items to our .gitignore file.  The following is the default GitHub Java template.

Java.gitignore

*.class

# Mobile Tools for Java (J2ME)
.mtj.tmp/

# Package Files #
*.jar
*.war
*.ear

# virtual machine crash logs, see http://www.java.com/en/download/help/error_hotspot.xml
hs_err_pid*
Desktop version

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```clojure
(go-loop []
         (<! (timeout (rand-nth (range 10 31))
         (customer-arrive)
         (recur))

;; or something


Oh, awesome, thanks for the super rapid updates!


I think it's ok so far with where this is being used, but we need to be *very* careful to not accidentally imply that there was an exception in the current thread, when in fact it was thrown in a different thread. That kind of thing can be extremely misleading and a huge pain when debugging. We really do want to keep `ExecutionException` to indicate it was an exception from (probably) a different thread when we're logging.

But when it's to truncate a message for the user, then that's absolutely fine.


We are not only Montenegro crowd ;) We have some guys in Serbia, I hope someday we will have from each part of Balkan. So what do you think about - `IT crowd of Balkan`?


I don't think this `map` will work because `quotePathFromDestination` is a generator function, not one that returns a promise


This is not a direct dependancy any more, it scrapes the IPython namespace to get the logbook set up by the beamline config


@wangchun Lol, I'm *really* curious what you said there, as google translate gave me something that didn't make any sense to me; I assume it's some kind of Chinese idiom. :)


Noop client doesn't really need to the set the rate. Simply add the func, with no body, and it will fulfill the interface.

     // Sets/Updates the pre-applied sample rate
     +func (s *NoopClient) SetSampleRate(rate float32) {}


Believed to be causing errors, I will check it out properly once I have my new environment setup.


Interesting... What do you use as origin and width/height of the network?


Unused import


Yes, Sarah helped me to add assertions to the contents of the tags


pretty table is used in wh_pos and log_pos.


only imported in an example


Reconsidering: Nobody said that transformerBase should be an URI (well except you in the commit comment), so far it was just the parts of the URI excluding the path section. I think it should be defined the same for all factories.


It will work -- `quotePathsFromDestination` returns an Array of generator functions, which [co supports](https://github.com/tj/co#arrays).


The yogi will invoke tearDown method after each test, so I don't understand why you needed add this line, could you please explain?


I was planning to do most of the Diagrams packages in one go in a week or two.  Do you have something that's blocked on this getting to Hackage?


Any reason you don't self._length2?


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solid commit


The origin is 0,0 and the width and height are both 10.

This seems to happen only when the input values for start and end are already on the boundary. My algorithm attempts to put them since it knows no better place to put them (in fact it is the place that we want to reach when snapping to the boundary). So something does not seem to like that and breaks it.


Unknown error will properly check it out when I have a new environment set up..


@opurdila Done in the PR


https://github.com/AppFolioOnboarding/Haomin_ImageUploader/commit/a61dbd229fa092677433c4f9a16b160ea639cda1#commitcomment-16017865
This issue is address here.


"actually" is redundant here


Hmm, what about instead of returning an array of generators, make this a generator function itself that returns the array of results? I think that would be clearer from the perspective of the user of this API


The only thing I know is Acra, but if you have already tried it.. well, you might try to provide two gradle build flavors and plain remove non-free deps from one of them while still getting data from all playstore users...


No, not really -- just trying to get diagrams to work with GHC 8 for a personal project.


This can probably be put back (along with the nslsii_dev_configurotion test dep), I suspect I removed this because we thrashed the nampspace on ophyd pretty badly and I was being lazy.  The top-level import reaches down and imports most of the important stuff anyway.


True, but it should perhaps be MIN_PACKET_LENGTH constant as the packets are always at least 14 bytes long.


Looks like this is the only actual change that needs review in this change set. LGTM


what does this do?


Oh, sorry, I didn't realize you were using `slice`.   There should be no performance disadvantage to using a SubArray in FFTW.


@hlinnaka can we expect a performance gain with GPDB 5.x vs 4.3.x now?  I would like to be able to explain this to the market.  Can you provide some guidance on what kind of behavior change users should expect?


"… and spawns a …"?


The idea was that we would remove all the old system tables after this work was completed.  The code prior to my changes was using both content/subscription facets and the old system tables (see the table `katello_content_facet_errata`, etc.).  This purpose of this PR was to move errata over to hosts via content facets and apparently I missed the registration case.  I will have a look at the bug.


This is an internal API. Also, it shouldn't make a difference -- in both cases you call it by: `quotes = yield quotingClient.quotePathsFromDestination(...)`, but this is more succinct.


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112331505_SurfaceHeightRange (Nigusse) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2079 of 2080 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Unfortunately, this ftp version is not working at all.

(1) dir and ls commands fail:
```
# ftp 10.0.2.2
Connected to 10.0.2.2.
220 (vsFTPd 3.0.2)
Name (10.0.2.2:root): ftp
331 Please specify the password.
Password:
230 Login successful.
Remote system type is UNIX.
Using binary mode to transfer files.
ftp> dir
227 Entering Passive Mode (127,0,0,1,35,181).
ftp: setsockopt IP_PORTRANGE (ignored): Protocol not available
500 Illegal PORT command.
ftp: setsockopt IP_PORTRANGE (ignored): Protocol not available
425 Use PORT or PASV first.
ftp> ls
ftp: setsockopt IP_PORTRANGE (ignored): Protocol not available
500 Illegal PORT command.
```

(2) setsockopt IP_PORTRANGE call is not supported in the kernel.


After quite some time I felt the need to test some TRCL again. After some playing I was about to close the game to report that everything's OK. Would be the first time in TRCL history that I have nothing to complain about. BUT:

* the very second I decided to close the application, a bunker exploded at position 34, 353 (TERRAN.LVL) spawning a … "thing" … where a powerup should've been. It WAS a powerup but not a sprite. When collecting it, it said "???" instead of a weapon name or something. A quick look into the level data revealed that the bunker spawns a random powerup. So this might be a known issue.

* A few polygons are still vanishing every now an then but I can't see any green error pixels anymore. The z-order of sprites in genera seems to be more correct than ever.

* the ambient light of the globe in briefing mode is kinda dark. The value of the LVL file is used for that model too (in the original games in mean).

* then I though I could see how the game behaves on the 9600 GT but it crashes directly on launch. In other words it does not run on the 9600 anymore.


A comma after "unit" would help a lot here in order to prevent parsing this as "unit verify".


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- [docs/articles/going-live](http://workflowau-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/going-live)


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This is basically what I was saying last night Max ;)
No need to spawn an exception and immediately handle it, exceptions are for
handing off to other contexts, other developers, outside of your black box.

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Why was this changed to not null?


Archiver created on php + Ajax and designed for archiving large files and folders (up to 500MB) in unlimited quantities on the server.
To do this you need to collect all fail to a folder, for example zipFolder, post it to the server and open in your browser.
The archive will be in the same folder.
The demo is available at nttp: //sergeysharay.ru/zipFolder.


stray "a"


The above lines address the issue https://github.com/AppFolioOnboarding/Haomin_ImageUploader/commit/a61dbd229fa092677433c4f9a16b160ea639cda1#commitcomment-16017865, but I will add one more line to assert all the image URLs in database are shown.


Interestingly enough yes - but you are right..its cleaner at the function.


shouldn't these writes be offset by `offset`?


I see. I can reproduce it only for vertical lines that are already on the boundaries. It does not happen for other lines, horizontal lines or vertical lines that are not on the boundaries. Having one point of a vertical line on the boundary is already enough to trigger this bug. I'll look into this, but now it should be easier to find the issue now that I can actually reproduce it, so thanks for providing more details about this :-)


Ok, I'm convinced


Then do not relocate all Google dependencies. It causes because if you exclude guava on spigot it will still try to access it from the authme Libs path.

Sent from mobile.


No comma after "that"


I should have been clearer, my apologies. I meant:
```c++
const std::map<char, int> op_precedence = {
```
That makes the whole thing const. The same for all the other changes in this commit.


What's this 16? Please name it in a const.


Replace        String tweet = "Hello world. @esp8266";
OK =>           String tweet = "Hello%20world.%20@esp8266";


I wil fix this


Why must all files be ordered identically? Is there no way of linking them up after import?


I would suggest elaborating on the documentation for @param wregPath in the @details section to generally describe those necessary files for the matlab version.


There is no emoji which can convey my excitement. @rberkow is killing the game.


No parameter named v1 (Use(obj_used) is used in the code for now)


yes but i dont have it installed


m_pInfo is from type INPUTSTREAM_PROPS!


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Yeah, so the problem is that most internal consumers don't want the autoinflate behaviour - they rely on calling `#from_json` with no chef_class attribute, so they don't get inflated and just get a hash back (but they want a hash, so `parse_output` is still true). So they'll all see the deprecation warning.


Transfer Metastock data from a file such as c:\metastock data\100ndx to a excel spreadsheet using Visual Basic.
I would appreciate help from anyone familiar with Visual Basic coding to provide input.;


Since this is all "one flag in is one flag out", consider a design like https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/blob/ac67ffac987d0c27236c4a6cf1255c2bcbc7fe7d/src/System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates/src/Internal/Cryptography/Pal.Windows/ChainPal.GetChainStatusInformation.cs, where the mapping is held in a fixed datastructure, and just looped over.

That way the other function can loop over the same data structure (matching on the other value) to go the other direction, and there's no question as to whether they'll ever be out of sync.


add project 7


I ll fix it.


From offline conversation with @bobbyrullo: Healthy should only report problems, it should not attempt to remedy them. Have it only report if there's an issue with the connection.


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m_pInfo has the wrong type, it is INPUTSTREAM_PROPS


do we want to support this case?


`Fixed database migration from 0.12.3 to 0.13.1`
Shouldn't that be to 0.13.2?


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I am not sure if you are finished.  If you are, how is the best way to implement the changes.
P.S.: I am going to try a Raspberry Pi 2 to drive the Display (TV).
Thanks, Tom


Another "consider compact mapping" location


Yeh it should I just had a bigger thing and I deleted it and forgot to add on same line


<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/_3CevG7cvj8" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>


This not "broken" Setup Wizard, this remove setup wizard, is diff.
Since Setup Wizard not have specific app, this is integrated on CMAccount project without no one reason.
Just "add" CMAccount to local manifest for now.


License-Fixes-For-8.5 (jasondegraw) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2073 of 2073 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I talked with Ben, and looks like we're going to get the data on the rotations with encoders.


@ThomasBurleson This is not preserving img aspect ratio and breaks IE11


Got it working now.


I will just remove the assertion on Line 65


i suggest you make the 1000 th commit the best one!


might be handled by `URI`


@wlbragg The cubemap reflection was originally due to the fully white sky visible through the windows. It was that white color which caused the strong white reflection at late evening or night.


I do :p , not really sure why it added it


LDAPIsAlive does an entire round trip before querying. We can probably just just the existing connection (or connect if there is none).


test


Typo in "Flexible"


blank line + dependent tests


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [pantheonym](http://pantheonym-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/articles/sites/code/pantheon-yml](http://pantheonym-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/sites/code/pantheon-yml)


I'm just more used to scss, I know it's just the brackets but it just seems more familiar to me :p


@migue, shouldn't the kaleo related stuff be inside the module? we already have the updateClassName step.


Could we maybe say something like "Supported query string parameters to the /identity endpoint include:"? Something a little more sentence-y.


@csoriano89 No, Gods... We are back to 3.16 with large spacing in 64px mode.
![142727](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10463702/12964065/20aa8e30-d05f-11e5-9b9a-09ba2f583dc6.png)


Done


What is the reason of adding division?


Coder's choice, but it would read more clearly for me as:

```
std::string output_file_name;
if (output_file_name_.empty()) {
   output_file_name = needs_linking_ ? ...
} else {
   output_file_name = output_file_name_.str();
}
```

Or even skip the intermediate variable:
```
if (output_file_name_.empty() {
   return needs_linking_ ? std::string("a.spv") : ...;
} else {
   return output_file_name_;
}
```
Note that in this case you have to use the std::string constructor for "a.spv" to prevent MSVC from freaking out about different types for the two arms of the ? : expression.  (I think.)


good work


You can add `less` to get syntax highlighting in places that use GFM (which is most places, now) here and throughout.


My only suggestion (and this is up to you) is to define a local variable with an uppercase starting letter and use that for your component. That makes it clear that you are defining a component. Additionally, I think you can use a `map` here


These comments should be doc strings, like for the other methods.
""" ... """


Fulfilling this prerequisite:

https://apihelp.wiki.zoho.com/Prerequisites.html

> The API key has to be passed as a parameter in every request and is used to make API calls, retrieve data / do specific actions.


Aw, this was really growing on me :smile:


@UlfNorell I re-started the failing Travis jobs for this commit.


Doh! Silly me. I thought I was already working off master, but i was not. I can confirm that this works. Thanks for the quick reply.


Yes, just added it here so we don't forget to revisit all the places where
this change could potentially affect.

Not even sure this is gonna get merged
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sick one lad


Hmm, what's wrong exactly with using models in migrations, given that you fixed the error in https://github.com/flarum/core/commit/08312568ba86150d5f02067fee4087c90f061917?


It should relocate only dependencies with the compile scope but i'm not sure :/


[Uploading MoM_Jan29.docx…]()


adding UW Data Analytics


Generally I'd code this as a function that returns a new, transformed set of rules.  Instead of modifying the rules in place.

But Coder's Choice.  I.e. you can keep it this way.


+1 Thanks for updating this. We will probably punt on updating elasticsearch from 1.x until 3.0 comes out with indexing (not too distant feature).


ot -> to


OK, let's go back to the old one for now then.


There is a bug here, if self. _ssh_options is None, then shlex.split() hangs.


Perhaps better to move the include path into CPPFLAGS ?


If this path is taken (i.e., if graph == null here), then getSubstitution returns null even though hasSubstitution returned true. This is because hasSubstitution cannot determine whether the InvocationPlugin registered for a method is actually active (returns true when invoked) or not active (returns false when invoked). That can probably lead to some interesting corner cases.


This is so much easier in Python.  :-)


@Rio517 will this ever be called? The previous line of code initializes `new_attributes` as a hash -- how could it be nil?

Do you still need this error message? If so, should it be moved to the `address_source` method?


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Didn't know! Another TIL for me!


I think the method is only called with fromBytecodeOnly == false, which means it can be simplified.


Hardcoded dependencies are hard to maintain. Perhaps better to use gcc dependency tracking, ie, -MD/MF family ?


`animated` was always set to `true` even when I created my own toggler via:

           this.createToggler({
                animated: false, // default
                content: '.content',
                header: '.accordion-heading'
            });

This caused problems with some of my tests because I had to wait for the animation to finish.


muliple -> multiple


Holy regressions, Batman!

How did you track this down in the end? git-bisect?


I think because `animated` is set during `setUp`.


Can you reindent this please :P


Confirmed and will be fixed soon https://github.com/yiisoft/yii2/issues/9953#issuecomment-182604550
Thank you


In the end I removed `setUp`, so maybe this isn't necessary anymore.


FYI the "python-concurrent.futures" bit is still important afaik


The union only needs 16 bytes max. So `kuid_t uid` can now move out of it just below `ref`.


`setUp` removed: https://github.com/liferay/alloy-ui/commit/af520f6fad4e7f6402d9073b4e8d057fbb43fb46


Đổi chữ thuê bao đi nghe không hay.


Quên xoá dòng trên kìa


Delete instead of commenting out :). Also ensure proper indentation (to be consistent)


I don't think you need the inner `const`, but that's minor.


Bỏ cái /Chiêu đi


Nice, thanks!


Souls be getting out of comfort zones ;)

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Chưa xoá dòng introduction ở trên kìa


By "it can fail" I mean that the forward support more cases than the grads and if you try to do verify_grad in those cases you get the NotImplementedError from AbstractConv.


@Bogdan-G It is hard-coded at 1000ms right now, should not make much of a difference.


"0" return means everything went OK. I understant it's used like this elsewhere in the code, but we should really return "not zero" in case of failure.


please separate this into its own commit as it has nothing to do with the rest of the changes


This works


@Bogdan-G Yes it is very strange, I was looking through gradle forums I could not find a solution to ./gradlew tasks being broken. :cry:


Hình như là Tiến chứ không phải Tiếng


Maybe we could change False to `gradweight_ok and gradinput_ok`


@bmuenzenmeyer pour one out. I'm going to take another stab at this.


ççç


Quên xoá dòng này kìa.


@Bogdan-G http://chronicle.software/products/thread-affinity/


We should really move all of these onto the ZooKeeper class and use some sort of naming convention which indicates that they're just arbitrary names for values used by the ZooKeeper REST API.


not a big fan of Data as everything is data: it's like calling a variable "variable"


Since connections have to be reset every time before use, a connection pool might be a good way to ensure connections are cleaned up between uses.

```
type ldapConnPool struct {
}

// get returns a fresh connection from the pool anonymously binded.
// If there are no connections available, one is created.
func (l *ldapConnPool) get() *ldap.Conn {
}

// put returns a connection to the pool.
func (l *ldapConnPool) put(conn *ldap.Conn) {
}
```


if you read the comment above, I think this is wrong as it's not run when upgrading a database


looks ok


Is it a typo???


Excellent procrastination, keep up the good work.


The old user structure is still working https://www.producerun.com/users/58000#about


Looks good. Thanks


datavalue is probably NOT NULL as well, right?


Are both hasSubstitution and getSubstitution only called with a callerBci >= 0 now?  That would mean we could remove the parameter from both methods, which should make the whole InvocationPlugin.inlineOnly unnecessary too.


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A couple of comments:

1. Lets use the python "None" object to represents unfilled fields

2. The way you have written this is using a functional programming paradigm. That means there is really no need to use a class. If you want, I can show you how to do it using object oriented style.


Haha that readme is hilarious! "fork of a fork of a fork.." :)


Mob AI?


if `Initialize()` fails, this will call `bus->TriggerDeviceScan()` on an uninitialized bus


NVM


FYI the syntax here has changed.  I am running Version 48.0.2564.109 (64-bit) on OSX 10.11.3 and the exception needs to be formatted as....
chrome-extension://<postman_extension_id>/
...or else it will not work (notice extension is singular)


lol I had to urbandictionary that one.

![](http://www.freaksugar.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/02-forthehomies.gif)


Good point about comparing variables! I was thinking about it [too] literally.


Creo que lo correcto aquí sería «provee», ya que la persona que se está utilizando en toda la traducción es _tú_ y no _vos_.


Thanks for showing us your work around @kak-bo-che

We fixed an issue with the jenkinsProject global property, and it was fixed based on the work around of another user in Groovy. So it may definitely help when we try to tackle this problem in the next release.

Stay tuned, but feel free to bump the thread here, on Jenkins JIRA, or in our mailing list if we take too long to make progress.

All the best,
Bruno


be careful about using the append command '>>' unless you really want to append something onto the end of a file. If you want to start a new file/overwrite whatever exists there use '>' instead


@haberman Are there plans to push `google-protobuf` to npm, can't find it in the registry at the moment?


removing this block made it so that you're unable to start locust without being a master/slave.


@Bogdan-G `The Java Thread Affinity library can increase your applications performance by allowing threads to be bound to specific cores. This is a benefit if the data is already on the cores L1 cache because it won’t have to be reloaded. The OpenHFt Thread Affinity libary is the ideal choice if you are writing low latency code. `


I didn't see lol


I was notified to remove you.


@ThomasBurleson Do you recall why this line was removed? It appears to be causing #7087.


I meant `<cmath>`, sorry, not `<math>`.


These are good improvements. Sometimes I'm lucky to get a proper sentence on paper and so I leave the wordsmithing for later.


split


How dare they use SI units


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this isn't going to do what you think it's doing. it will read the entire file and then grep the entire file each time a new line is read and append the results, thus squaring the file size. the fix is to not use a while loop and just use the grep as is.


yes its code not new code


No argument with that... of course we don't want the robot to shutdown.  The key point is we can improve this error handling situation.  Let's also talk about this one with the other one.


Closes issue #1 :-)


I imagine that you do need some validation:
* the name should be at least one character
* the value should be null or at least one character (not sure if you want to require a value as I do not know what this is for)

Also, from the XDR RFC, I think a string with \000 inside it is valid:
for example, 'A', 0, 'B' will be encoded { 4L, 'A', 0, 'B', 0 }

so you need to validate that it's a valid C-string


same as above, this isn't doing what you think it's doing. check the output to make sure it's doing what you want it to do.


Hi Nathan, thanks for creating this great plugin! I saw in the documentation that it is compatible with sketch 3.2.2 in OS yosemite, it seems doesn't work on sketch 3.4.2 in OS EL Capitan?


2016 for new files instead of 2015/2014


Missed one :-)


see comments above. commit the fixes when you're ready


Should be better now: https://github.com/mikemcquaid/dotfiles/blob/master/gitconfig. Thanks for the comment!


We probably don't need to make this change for this PR but in future PRs, any log files should contain the class and the method name of where the entries are generated. This allows a developer to follow the flow of an app without scanning source code constantly. E.g: Log.i(TAG, "ARActivity::onResume():  CaptureCameraPreview created");


Max, I like your safety check in code to alert us to even the most minor of difference.


:zap: :light_rail: :bulb: :beers:  :fireworks: :fire_engine: :zzz:


This should say something like:
The course projects, which students could tackle individually or in groups of up to 4 students, involved producing a project relating to the course topic: ...


Maybe move this to line 3 to keep alphabetic order?

And leave only one blank line before `from pontoon.intro.views import intro`.


Yeah, I've only replace the simple filesystem commands. I'll have to look into compression/uncompression.


Yeah, I've only replaced the simple filesystem commands. I'll have to look into compression/uncompression.


need to check the value of `numSubEntries` on the account as you make changes


I thought you are using the 2.4.2.6 milestone to keep track of the issues fixed.  We can complete this list upon release then.  In any case, an incomplete list is better than none.  We can write "amoungst others, these issues have been fixed".

If we can keep track reliably on github which issues were fixed for which release, we could skip this list.  However, in the future we might have to migrate again somewhere else, losing such meta information.  The info in the CHANGELOG is not easily lost.


saw approval from javajolt
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/89bf37840692be1f35a7a9ebdf7e773d855cf065


merging basho/riak_kv/at-single_key_building = 89bf3784 into borshop-integration-1345-at-single_key_building


basho/riak_kv/at-single_key_building = 89bf3784 merged ok, testing candidate = 9f5e29ff


Woop woop :dancer:


May want to investigate if there is a way to cause the AS IDE to remove unneeded java "import" statements. There seems to be a lot of import statements here.


this will break on sane (ie case sensitive) filesystems


`<paramref name="node"/>`


Maybe make this a method? isValidBlock(Block) (Blockstate 1.8) So that other worldgen could override it easily? Or even allow an array of valid blocks to gen in be passed?


Is it necessary to rehash after defining an alias?  Since it's the shell that processes the alias, it can invalidate its own cache if necessary.  Also, bash doesn't have rehash, it would be hash -r.  So if it's not necessary, I would suggest removing it, to be compatible with bash.


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But only if 1.2.1 docs replaces the older 1.2 ones, right?


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Something like
```
--- src.orig/sage_setup/docbuild/__main__.py    2016-02-10 22:23:08.211103492 +0000
+++ src/sage_setup/docbuild/__main__.py 2016-02-10 22:24:06.947525546 +0000
@@ -1,2 +1,4 @@
 from . import main
+import os
+os.environ['MAKE'] = 'make'
 main()
```
might remove the need to `export MAKE` in the ebuild. I don't think it interferes with parallel building.


You're right, `rehash` is useless here. Thanks!


> I think where we go adding new APIs we should explicitly say "since 1.2.1".

Ok, but do we ever do that anywhere?


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@megantuttle @dallisg711 @wangzeyi @macjones743

These Rpq1...Rpq6 vectors should be in global coordinates, right? I know this script is just for testing, but I worry that the fact that the values don't make any physical sense could be contributing to why you're getting NaNs back. Specifically, everything here is in-plane, so I don't think the force calculation will work. Nothing has any component in the Z-direciton.

I'm also not crazy about using the A\b syntax. If you do the full matrix equation, You get

Ax = b

Then, premultiplying both sides by A' gives

A'Ax = A'b

Then we can premultiply both sides by the inverse of A'A (which is guaranteed to be square)

(A'A)^-1(A'A)x = (A'A)A'b

The junk in the left side cancels to the identity matrix, and we get:

x = (A'A)^-1A'b

this is powerful because we can see **where we will run into problems** by looking at the determinant of A'A before moving forward. If A'A is singular, we're not going to get anything fun out of the equation, so it helps to do the calculation the "hard way." This is why I explained the "\" in ME479 the way I did.


The milestone tags?


Not sure what's happening with different indentation in the GitHub source code listing. But it may be the result of a mix of using spaces versus tabs for indentation. We want the source file to stay consistent in using space chars for white spaces so that all reporting tools will display the same and consistent indentation. Please use 4 space characters in place of a tab character.


Cool! Merge that request!


Great! Remove unwanted space/tab chars at the end-of-lines.


Yeah I agree it is a terrible name. Open to other suggestions. I wanted to call it meta but that is already taken.


You do not need this in the result (it's fully deterministic): it's already taken care of by the meta data stuff in Stellar-ledger.x


I suggest grabbing a realistic set of Rpq values from Andy's or Mac's code (or from my ipython notebook! Let me know if you want some and I'll give them to you) for testing, just to be sure that the NaNs aren't caused by unrealistic conditions.


113008903Provide-a-better-warning-message-for-a-triangular-window (lgu1234) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2080 of 2080 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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We were able to add this prior to the deadline, so it should show up in /fgdata/c172p as soon as Stuart merges this release.

 Thank you!


@rdoc101 in bootstrap never use rows without at least 1 nested column


Is it a unit vector, though? I think it should be the "perpendicular distance." This is just a typo in the comment... I *believe* the equation is correct.


@bgerstle the implementation was previously like that - but caused error because sometimes we would want to add the empty view before the view had a super view.


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I went into the future and came back!!!!

The problem was that the other PC was a day in advance! GOD DAMN IT!


I changed "openly on GitHub" to just "openly"...in the methodology, we said that students weren't required to host on github...they just needed to host publicly. Or did I read that incorrectly @nfeliciano @alexeyza ?


The only issue with such a change is that now LuaSocket is a pgmoon dependency even when pgmoon is only used in contexts supporting the cosocket API, which of course I don't think is a major drawback anyways.


Herramientas adicionales de TextGridLab


Yeah that works. Only one group didn't use GitHub, but nonetheless, you're correct.


That's not much better than setting it up in the ebuild in my opinion. Which makes me think: is the build of the pdf documentation currently serial?


hey @jjaderberg, just curious can you reference in some way lucene version that is mentioned in a pom file?


I like to comment what the last bracket represents: e.g. "//end: public class Line" or something like that. This helps the code become more readable. Not sure what Philip thinks about that.


lgtm


why not just correct 2-4 into 1-4 and keep the current phrasing?


Probably want some small description for the interface type.


looks ok


Future requests would be same thing but with the dark panel background (name the new one reflection but keep this one and rename it something like reflection_light?
A red one and a blue one (both with instruments).

So in total we would have,
shadow (black)
reflection (greyscale, dark panel)
reflection_l or reflection_light (greyscale, light panel)
red (red tinted livery)
blue (blue tinted livery)
all with gauges.


It looks to me `using htop` that portions are built in parallel.


Gotta love som .swp files.


+1 LGTM @greg-1-anderson, @nataliejeremy mind reviewing since this one was a commit to master?


Nope not an error, it's used in a batch file to set the file path, it is needed for it to function properly when UAC is enabled, otherwise you will get an error that the file could not be found.

See here for more details: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5034076/what-does-dp0-mean-and-how-does-it-work


The latest commits to master should also fix this issue.


Thanks for the catch, and sorry about the confusion. I hit this in my own testing, and am planning to put the fix to this in with the change. I hope to get the change in in the next ~day or so.


comment on commit


Well the TAG already contains the class name. I would have used the full qualified name but the TAG is lmited to 23 chars.
That is why I just copied what was already there.


I had to fix the punctuation in this. A comma is needed after "Hello"!


@brev Why did you add `webpack-dev-server` dependency? Where is it being used?


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyTimeAxisWithMultipleSchedules: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyTimeAxisFilter: <no details avaliable>

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

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org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifySubjectCountsWithFiltersAdvancedOptions: <no details avaliable>

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

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest.testDemoMeasureStore: <no details avaliable>

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```


Will use 4 spaces in the future. Also found that in our docu.
Do you know a way how to check what kind of indentation is used in AS?


I guess you could modify this code to validate that numSubEntries is properly updated


anoter


@JoaoFCosta as long as it's not worthy of going to the burn file!


This is a mistake, you have changed the namespace from `config` to `node`, so this whole thing no longer works :(


Might want to add a small, informative, description for each method. You can probably slowing trickle these in while you have time. Remember, as long as you keep your branches synced-up with remote, original master, you can merge PR that have no logic changes (like removed import statements and documentation only changes).
Remember, the SDK is a learning tool. Capturing more and more developers is its goal.


@martinhoaragao Pensei que estavas a fazer backup de um script php.


Oh, this is going to the burn file. It's the cherry on top of the cake.


gracias, lozgarrido, lo he corregido...


get this into its own commit. I had a comment on Graydon's PR a while back about this code.
This change is actually unsafe as you should not do unsigned -> signed (best case it asserts, worst it does random computations)


I think we use the "Async" suffix for non-async Task-returning methods too, but I can't recall.  Maybe confirm with an IDE dev.


I was too eager to delete things and that is what caused this so I added them back in https://github.com/Katello/katello/pull/5768.  We will remove these classes as well as the tables when we remove systems entirely.  Thanks for catching this!


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OK. So `$MAKEOPTS` are used somehow.


Dependency on reverted color picke needs fixing.


The set literal syntax was added in Python 2.7. @liZe, do we still care about 2.6? I’m OK with abandoning it but we’ll need to update CI, docs, etc.

In the meantime it may be easiest to stick with the `set([…])` syntax, @fdemmer


Seems ok


@JoaoFCosta I have the backup. And now @fntneves is working on it.
@frmendes if you keep adding non-burn things to the burn file, it will lose quality. So don't!


Essa função não tem a opção -b ou --bytes, que está presente no comando ``` cut ``` ao qual se baseia, todavia tem diferenças, que podem trazer vantagens sobre o ``` cut ``` original:
 - campos ou caracteres são exibidos na sequência que foram solicitados, incluindo repetição, sem que haja qualquer restrição.
 - intervalos que sejam digitados em ordem decrescente por engano, são devidamente corrigidos, sem causar erro. E o traço solitário, na listagem, é interpretado como a linha inteira.
 - o delimitador não precisa ser apenas um caractere. E pode inclusive ser um caractere multibyte.
 - internamente usando o comando ``` seq ``` no processo de separação para caracteres, não ocorre o problema de contagem dos mesmos quando há um ou mais caracteres multibytes na linha de entrada.
 - a opção ``` --output-delimiter ``` do comando ``` cut ```, foi substituída nessa função pela opção ``` --od ```.
 - a opção ``` --complement ```, assim como a ``` --bytes ```, não foi portada. ( ao menos por enquanto ).

E há também semelhanças com o comando ``` cut ```, para facilitar uma eventual troca em scripts e não ser necessário aprender novas opções para essa função clone:
 - as opções ``` -c, -f, -d, -s ``` tem nomenclatura e comportamento idêntico em sua declaração, podendo os argumentos adicionais serem justapostos ou não.
 - A entrada pode ser um arquivo ou via stdin, idêntico ao comando ``` cut ``` e outras Funções ZZ.


I will test and merge


Sorry I do mot understand why this is required.....?


@sean-duffy  Should this be here twice?


Doesn't seem like right use of and vs &&

http://devblog.avdi.org/2010/08/02/using-and-and-or-in-ruby/

@hlee


Why would that insn have a PDSTL?


This is great. IMHO visualization on NS along with setting up alarms as a first stage would make the process of closing the loop safer. It was the part in which I struggled the most, but I didn't feel it was safe to close the loop until I could easily visualize what was going on through NS. dm61's documentation helped a lot here.


Causes failures in `sagedoc.py` because of parts called in `sagenb` which in turn rely on finding `en/introspect/conf.py` which in turns wants `common/conf.py`. Allegedly there is a work around in `sagenb` but it is broken. So this may need a change in `sagenb`.


Ugh... they actually reused an opcode? :(


Yep. I thought I left [this comment](https://github.com/openaustralia/planningalerts/issues/899#issuecomment-182632934) but I just left it on preview in a pre-coffee haze.


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that's not the case, `require "luasocket"` only happens when trying to create a luasocket socket


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/3204


Took a look and yes APR has a check that includes winsock2.h itself if needed...
Removing this line


Ahh correct! I missed this, silly.


¡Gracias, Frank! Una cosa más: en el correo que nos ha mandado Gimena esta tarde indica que tenemos la Wiki para consultar términos, pero he entrado y está vacía: no sé si porque no tengo permisos para verla o porque aún no está creada. ¿Podrías echarle un ojo cuando puedas, por favor?


No, it must have been erroneously introduced in the merge. Fixed by 115c7f7.


Ah, had been going on the definition in init.pp

```
# [*rabbitmq_hosts*]
#   Array.  Hosts running rabbitmq for sensu
#   Default: undef
```


Yeah. I took those out cos in 1.7 they are butt ugly, and IntelliJ highlights them anyway. Besides the compressed lines are too long as it is.


Why are *.patt files still detected as text rather than binary? Uhm....


Would it be this weekend?


Does your comment suggest how to fix it? Graydon's code doesn't compile on windows?


Please remove this new `root` variable and use `root=element_tree` in the `set_computed_styles` call below.

The root element is not the last `<body>` element encountered (there could be more than one!) it is the element at the root of the tree, the one that doesn’t have a parent element. (In HTML it is typically `<html>`, but again nothing stops a user from giving a tree where it’s not.)

In this function specifically, the `element_tree` variable is the root element. (Though admittedly its name is a bit confusing. An element and the tree of that element with its descendants are somewhat interchangeable.)


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 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

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> I thought you are using the 2.4.2.6 milestone to keep track of the issues fixed.

Yes, I am.

You are right. I'll complete the list upon release.


Very :sparkles: Go git-bisect!


Please make sure that tests pass for each individual commit, so that `git bisect` is usable. This is likely not the case of this commit for example, since it adds a required argument to a function but does not update its call sites.

If in doubt, it’s fine to squash every commit into one.


change to "alter session set ..."


(1) put the above statements in a try block, and put this reset statement in a finally block.
(2) change to "alter system reset `drill.exec.functions.cast_empty_string_to_null`;"


Nit: I saw this readability issue existed before.

From this file, it looks like casting is done from a nullable type to a non-nullable type.

I see in the [file below](https://github.com/vdiravka/drill/commit/a75da01407361c321e6209c9ce1543db0b5a442d#diff-e321dbca379112680d967cdc71ec2958R31) that the template has the word Nullable. Can you add the prefix here instead?


Nit: Can you fix the DataMode import?


Make minorType as the last argument.

Another nit: can you create a local var (majorType) and so you can use majorType.getMode() above and majorType.getMinorType()?


Please update the doc above.

Nit: Can you fix the DataMode import?


is there scope for a negative test case here?


I thought specify was more appropriate...is this what you actually meant @nfeliciano?


You are right it adds clarity to the code. As of now it is done nowhere so if you don't mind I keep it in mind for the next things I do.


God I hate being right all the time! ;)


It doesn't have any effect in this code but it's good practice to just include all the __future__ imports in the event something was added to the codebase later that wasn't 3.0 compatible.

http://python-future.org/imports.html#future-imports


Aren't aren't you using a request "outside the stream" rather than the validated one?


Technically this morning.

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/PyClock/1.0.0


Need to indicate that patt.* files should be considered as binary files by git and need change the name of this patt.* file to a name like this: *.patt.


Move these calls to outside the if block


That syntax cut my eyes.


ahora estás añadido al equipo de collaboradores... podés ver la wiki ahora? el link al "Glosario" está a la derecha.


А, понял. Но этот функционал не был реализован. Вас наверно ввёл в заблуждение код
`= f.hidden_field :file_cache`
Удаление файлов реализовано через аякс прямо из описания вопроса\ответа.
Форма для редактирования тоже подгружается аяксом.
Функционал удаления из формы редактирования не существует. Есть только кнопки удаления рядом с файлами.


This functionally changes the software right? /s


@mcollina Thoughts?


@geek Can I make use of my hapi server? (which is what sever is a ref too)


I had a lower ISF from 0-3am which caused overcorrections. The exploration stage is a great way to validate both ISF and basal rates. Perhaps we could suggest a systematic way to keep track of discrepancies from loop recommendations. A control chart of some sort?


*This* should be the default.


Seems about right, `moptional` was `optional` before renaming all method specific variables to contain the m prefix. I would be happy to merge your request, except the commit includes `redirect_uri` option becoming `redirect_uriop`.


Whoops. Cut'n'paste strikes again. Sorry.


With such a significant change, might I suggest incrementing the version number?


@mcollina Ref twitter


done


Consider restructuring your html for this particular section. In order to achieve the 3 column layout the html could look like this.

 place further elements here

 place further elements here

 place further elements here

Then the wrapper could take a width of 100% in css and each of the boxes a width of 33.33% with a property of float: left; This way will allow you to have the desired 3 column layout.


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¡Todo perfecto! Muchas gracias, Frank.

El jue., 11 feb. 2016 a las 0:38, Frank Fischer (<notifications@github.com>)
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Yes. Agreed.


Just wait a bit. I'm trying to dig deeper and figure out what's wrong with it.


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Instead of the ins tag consider using the span tag and apply a border-bottom property to the span tag. This method will allow you to have the desired border bottom of yellow.


I always appreciate a commit that fixes things by removing more lines than it adds. Something deeply satisfying about that... :)

:clap:


ok


why not
```C++
>SendDirectMessage(WorldPackets::GameObject::FishEscaped.Write());
``` ?


Yeah well mine was easier to write😄


The value of `CFG_BOOTSTRAP_KEY` needs to be compared to `RUSTC_BOOTSTRAP_KEY`. Both are needed, `CFG_BOOTSTRAP_KEY` at compile time and `RUSTC_BOOTSTRAP_KEY` at runtime.


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You are right, I add this to my rework list.


The quotes in your meta tags are invalid. The quotes should be either double quotes like this " " or single quotes like this ' ' . They cannot be this kind of quotes “  ” .


I'd like to keep the test runner quiet by default, the expected behavior is for all tests to run, in which case we don't need to print out all that stuff. We can add an env var to tests/Makefile.am which is passed to these tests so there is more output on wrench.


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...cause there's no benefit of not using standard linking on Linux (other than maybe some aspect of Intellectual Slavery laws) - so explicit beats implicit here.


Hab das reverted weil die Tests im master gefailt sind durch diesen Commit!
Mach doch lieber einen eigenen branch...


@bgerstle interesting... WMFRecentPagesDataSource is doing a similar thing in its "rebuildSections" to what I was doing here. Sould we update that one too?


my email is mrcann@csustudent.net we need to figure out what everyone will be doing that way we can get this done!


I have that on my todos and take care of that once my samples are all in and I do not have to worry about different branches and keeping them up to date.


How about a skype call?


Overall good job on the hw. Please view the comments for best practices. One thing to keep in mind is that you should try to style html tags using classes in css rather than selecting tags. The way you style your nav would be an appropriate situation to apply this method. It will allow you to avoid nested selectors.


will do, is on my todo list


no, gracias a vos. ;) ahora podés contribuir directamente al master branch...


was meant to say $VISUAL and $EDITOR lol


shoud be reverted on both cm12.1 and cm13.0


Because I'm too dumb to press save.


@Rox-


Can we publicly expose this? It may be useful to have the normalized and unnormalized


## Task 1

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly demonstrates the use of **chained conditionals** to accomplish a task (2 pt)

## Task 2

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly uses recursion to sum 0 to 1000 [inclusive] (2 pt)

## Task 3

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly uses recursion to compute `e` (2 pt)

## Task 4

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly accepts (and uses) the user input value for the maximum of the range over which to compute `e` using the `input()` function (2 pts)

## Task 5

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly accepts (and uses) the user input value for the maximum of the range over which to compute `e` using the "argparse" module (2 pts)


Overall good job on the hw. One thing to keep in mind is that you should try to style html tags using classes in css rather than selecting tags. The way you style your nav and header would be an appropriate situation to apply this method. It will allow you to avoid nested selectors. Keep up the good work.


Can you fix the indentation?


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whoops.....missing this line was sort of important


@Rio517 I'm curious why you reversed the expectation here. It used to be that if a new zip came in that we don't recognize we'd assume that it was a new address and discard the old values. Here you set it up to ignore the new zip and therefore make no change.

What do you want to happen when we have this address:
123 main st, Keene, NH 03431
and `update_location` is called with `address: 'po box 1', zip: '99999'`? (assuming '99999' isn't in our database but could conceivably be a real zip)

do you want `update_location` to do nothing and leave the old record unchanged? Do you want to update the address but leave the old zip?


LOL


weather? Whether?


why it `getter!` here? expected `getter`
there is the case when no body and no body_io


Since this is a tag, I would recommend using $faker->word instead! Other than that, great job!!


It is actually updated and used only during warmup (I could just replace it with an SMA). The real ATR is in the private _lastAtrValue. Sadly the TA-LIB algorithm uses SMA for the warmup and Wilders for the rest.


Consider adding some padding here in order to have the nav positioned in the middle. A padding of 16px on the top and bottom would be sufficient.


 @brycedcarter Okay, don't have much python experience before, could you give me an example how it should be done?
Thanks


What milestone tags?


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An -> A


Overall good job on the hw. Please view the comments for best practices. One thing to keep note is to always style your html tags in css by using classes rather than selecting the tags directly. This will allow you to avoid nested selector and classes have a higher specificity than tags. Otherwise keep up the good work.


Should this function accept a 'status' argument? The function name indicates it counts 'unread' conversations.


extract `maxAttempts`


Why do this?


It is possible to use:
```lua
local x = _hx_obj({__fields__={y=true},y=nil});
```
Is it fine?


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Inicio del proyecto de reservas


Lets talk about this tomorrow during one of the breaks. Overall it looks ok I think there may be some overcomplexity you could remove


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

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### Failed tests
```
Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_have_connectivity_to_the_test_harness_site: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_js_content: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_specification_page: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_specification_spec: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_style_content: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Specification: ActionSourceTests: Tests.Specification.ActionSourceTests.Tests.should_only_enumerate_actions_in_the_specified_assemblies: <no details avaliable>

```


do you mean 9000?


Did you personally tried this apk? or just random throw


Leaves those Samsung thingies. They're vendor blobs and can find nowhere


@jdonaldson edited my last message


I think so. @kortschak should confirm.

We may want two interfaces so that Col and Row can be short-circuited if applicable.


FUCKING HELP I NEED TO GIT PULL BEFORE PUSH


Fixes #24


Does this fix #24?


Here is our second deliverable:
[DELIVERABLE 2_New.pdf](https://github.com/yemointer/COEN-6312-Project-Group/files/124162/DELIVERABLE.2_New.pdf)


The libstagefrighthw source works with us now with PR from android_frameworks_native


I will remove Row and Col, but will at least keep the changes to the tests. This discussion will most likely disappear but I will add an issue about RowColer.


Without this, `SynthesizedInteractiveInitializerMethod.CalculateReturnType` never actually sees `null` for the return type, which means the special type lookup in the corlib meant for compilation will never happen.

I thought about also doing the lookup here to avoid the null, but it was non-obvious since `ScriptCompilationInfo` doesn't actually have access to the `Compilation`.


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This is needed. It adds dual-SIM support, doesn't like stock


Large amounts of refactors here.


ever heard of sourcetree?


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5429_ConstructionInternalSource (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (960 of 960 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Oops, didn't mean tto do this


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### Failed tests
```
Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_have_connectivity_to_the_test_harness_site: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_js_content: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_specification_page: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_specification_spec: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_style_content: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Specification: ActionSourceTests: Tests.Specification.ActionSourceTests.Tests.should_only_enumerate_actions_in_the_specified_assemblies: <no details avaliable>

```


We probably now have duplicate null checks for imageRepresentationHandler, which I've raised as https://codice.atlassian.net/browse/IMG-102


The only reason for Dense to have Row or Col is to allow it to interoperate with another RowColer at a performance level greater than you would get if it were just a Matrix. If we don't care about that, those methods can go away.

Note that this thread will be lost when this commit gets rebased if it does.


Would be a hack, but it could be set to some kind of sentinel `System.Type` to indicate that `SynthesizedInteractiveInitializerMethod.CalculateReturnType` should treat it as "null".


Can you keep this as is? The only runtime type representing System.Object in the host app is typeof(object). Hence if the host asks for an actual runtime type of the return type (by reading this property) and didn't specify a type and therefore we default to System.Object then it's ok to return typeof(object) since there is no other runtime type that represents it.


Nice one!


Also, the existence of RowColer is for that reason - it makes our entry to BLAS at level 2 for each interface method call. This is worse than the level 3 entry we get for a RawMatrixer, but better than calling At O(n^3) times.


@blackjubel please learn how to use git ._.


Iirc we linked you a guide too


No, I actually think that's not a workaround. Or put differently, I believe that the filed bug is not a bug. Indeed, Qt does not encode "+" into "%2B" but this is part of the specification, see http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qurlquery.html, paragraph "Handling of spaces and plus ("+")":

> For that reason, QUrlQuery never encodes the space character to "+" and will never decode "+" to a space character. Instead, space characters will be rendered "%20" in encoded form.
>
> To support encoding like that of HTML forms, QUrlQuery also never decodes the "%2B" sequence to a plus sign nor encode a plus sign. In fact, any "%2B" or "+" sequences found in the keys, values, or query string are left exactly like written (except for the uppercasing of "%2b" to "%2B").

This means that it is our responsibility to convert the + to %2B


That being said, adding a comment to explain this does make sense


Right, but on that argument shouldn't it be individually a Rower and a Coler? Aren't they often used individually in a method?


what is this


Actually, that should be fine... if you mean that in `SynthesizedInteractiveInitializerMethod.CalculateReturnType` I treat `compilation.SubmissionReturnType` being either `null` _or_ `typeof(object)`, I map that to `compilation.GetSpecialType(SpecialType.System_Object)`?


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### Failed tests
```
Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_have_connectivity_to_the_test_harness_site: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_js_content: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_specification_page: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_specification_spec: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_style_content: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Specification: ActionSourceTests: Tests.Specification.ActionSourceTests.Tests.should_only_enumerate_actions_in_the_specified_assemblies: <no details avaliable>

```


At least, it is a temporary fix to allow the plugin to function properly.


In ```CalculateReturnType``` you can replace
```C#
resultType = compilation.SubmissionReturnType == null
                ? compilation.GetSpecialType(SpecialType.System_Object)
                : compilation.GetTypeByReflectionType(compilation.SubmissionReturnType, diagnostics);
```
with
```
resultType = compilation.SubmissionReturnType == typeof(object)
                ? compilation.GetSpecialType(SpecialType.System_Object)
                : compilation.GetTypeByReflectionType(compilation.SubmissionReturnType, diagnostics);
```


Yep. We're on the same page. I'll update the PR.


Also please add a comment to this line that we do this to support script compilation whose corlib is different from the current runtime corlib.

And also add a test :)


fix-missed-date (jasondegraw) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2075 of 2075 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Combinatorically that is bad. AxB requires that A be a Rower and B be a Coler. Explaining this in the docs in such a way that makes it clear why AxB is faster than BxA where possible is not somewhere I want to go.


hmm I'm concerned about throwing an error, unless we want our application to come to a crashing halt. Couldn't we do something a bit less drastic like send a not authorized error back and then log it.


Yep. Okay. Does that logic make sense @vladimir-ch ?


should be === not ==


Yes its annoying to be tagged everywhere
start using git cherry-pick or dont copy our commits


Ah that makes sense. I agree that a comment would still be useful though.


Doesn't this break the API if those properties are removed? Shouldn't they be kept for compatibility?


Were would I go about adding a test? The (standalone) test case I have in the issue would rely on the test suite having corlib assemblies with different versions than the host/test runner corlib.


(This should not be added)
Added this because dependency from System.NET.Security


Dual-SIM always trouble me so I disable it, forgot to re-enable it before push to github.


(This should not be changed)

This just to prototype Manage SNI in Windows


Merge.


The trade off for the Dense case is whether we provide the case for DxM where M is a RowColer or just say that if you do this, you should probably do DxDenseCopyOf(M). I think probably the latter since the overall performance is likely to be better and the maintenance overhead at our end is lower. This would go in a best practices document or a gonum-tour type thing.


(This should not be Added)

Dependencies from System.NET.Security


Just add a CNAME file that has `sparkle-project.org` in it.


Why do this?


TODO: need to know how to replace this in UNIX


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### Failed tests
```
Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_have_connectivity_to_the_test_harness_site: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_js_content: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_specification_page: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_specification_spec: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_style_content: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Specification: ActionSourceTests: Tests.Specification.ActionSourceTests.Tests.should_only_enumerate_actions_in_the_specified_assemblies: <no details avaliable>

```


Seems like we could use `@param` to tell the compiler the type of `e` for this method


Finding a way to make camera source to work. It cannot detect camera for now.


will be deleted. as it is messy to use negotiate stream


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The logic itself make sense but not much when I consider `mat64`. My points of confusion:

* Why have an interface that none of our types implement? Should Dense have Row and Col methods after all?
* What could Row and Col methods do that mat64.Row and mat64.Col functions could not?


What it does to you? SIM 1 crashes?


Yes, over and over again in a loop.


Does this mean we don't test `clip-ascent` anymore?


Forget to notify you @koquantam, audio source and camera source do not work (fully at least) for now.


I guess the bash script name shouldn't be renamed…


other code looks good improvement…


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I will try it now


No, we can't do that. sparkle-project.github.io is the source for our AWS CloudFront distribution pointed to by sparkle-project.org, and so would result in infinitely recursive redirects if we added it. I should have added a more detailed commit message in c6e96f5...


Yes, and you must modify it
Most of them are modified for sc8830, not scx15


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- The types don't implement it, but it is used in some of the functions.
- It can provide a faster access than calling At successively (is the argument). As Dan points out, that may not be a sufficiently good argument to justify the extra API surface and overhead, especially given BLAS and such.


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I forgot to mention that I had made the following changes to the `eapi5` ebuild
```
diff --git a/sci-mathematics/sage/sage-9999.ebuild b/sci-mathematics/sage/sage-9999.ebuild
index 9fc6863..7b16dc0 100644
--- a/sci-mathematics/sage/sage-9999.ebuild
+++ b/sci-mathematics/sage/sage-9999.ebuild
@@ -189,11 +189,7 @@ python_prepare() {
                bin/sage-num-threads.py

        # remove developer and unsupported options
-<<<<<<< HEAD
-       epatch "${FILESDIR}"/${PN}-6.9-exec.patch
-=======
-       eapply "${FILESDIR}"/${PN}-7.1-exec.patch
->>>>>>> master
+       epatch "${FILESDIR}"/${PN}-7.1-exec.patch
        eprefixify bin/sage

        # create expected folders under extcode
```
to get it to build. I tried a second time to rule out a race condition. The same failure relative to `manifolds` but the `/bin/sh: 1: all-pdf: not found` is in a different relative location. I guess this doesn't really rule out a race condition.


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Weird. Did you modified sth in ramdisk?


At the end of CompilationAPITests.cs (and also equivalent test for .vb).

We do have alternative corlibs available: for example, ```TestReferences.NetFx.v2_0_50727.mscorlib```.
You can query the compilation for corlib assembly reference and check its version in the test.


In main.py, I modified the template values. They include references to the local and live keys now


As I think about this a little more, should we support all special corlib types and not just `System.Object`? This would mean adding probably another `SpecialTypes` map (something like `SpecialType SpecialTypes.GetTypeFromReflectionType(System.Type)`) to efficiently support that.


Yeah dude..now it's just getting ridiculous. Stop it. Use git commit --amend --author


I find it in the repository. But when I run it, it gave me some warnings about interpreting TeX string "\(x\)". Is this because the version of Matlab?

Date: Tue, 9 Feb 2016 15:25:25 -0800
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Thanks, Fred. Where is TraubMemorial.m? I have not been able to locate it.

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We have execution paths that depend on it. If we bite the bullet and just say that while you can do `m.Mul(a, b)` where `a` and `b` are `mat64.Matrix`, but you should not expect high performance and it is worth at least trying `m.Mul(mat64.DenseCopyOf(a), mat64.DenseCopyOf(b))` (probably at an earlier stage of computation) if performance is critical. I reckon I could live with that. It would certainly reduce the line count of dense_arithmetic.go.


Or what Varun said. Either way all ur doing is stealing our work.


Oh Thanks. I will test and push. Also, I am going to put a GNU license on ScratchAPI, is that allright with you?

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Ah, OK. Hmmm, well, I think it's still wrong and will fail to parse as json, because the rollover data isn't prepended correctly. (It shouldn't be prepended as a list item before the first item, but it should be prepended onto the first list item itself.)

It doesn't crash, though, 'cos that's inside a "try" (it just silently fails to notice it).

I've managed to find how to force a rollover now (by setting a cloudvar to 100000 digits -always rolls over in that case), so I've found something that actually works correctly...

Here's the edited code (note that self._rollover becomes a string rather than a list):

...
      self._rollover = ''  # CHANGED
...
  def check_updates(self, timeout, maxCount=10):
... # code is the same up to...
      if data[0]==123:  # starts with left brace, so don't prepend rollover
        self._rollover = ''  # CHANGED
      data = data.decode('utf-8').split('\n')  # split up multiple updates
# REMOVE LINE      data = self._rollover + data.decode('utf-8').split('\n')  # split up multiple updates
      if self._rollover:  # NEW
        data[0] = (self._rollover.encode('utf-8')+data[0].encode('utf-8')).decode('utf-8')  # NEW
      if data[-1]:  # last line was incomplete, so roll it over...
        print('Warning: last line of data incomplete?! ',data[-1].encode('utf-8'))  # FYI for now...
        self._rollover = data[-1]  # put it into rollover for next receive
      else:
        self._rollover = ''
...  # code is the same from here...

That does catch the 100000 digit cloudvar update for me, so I think it's working correctly.

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> and what about setting tag value?
yep, forget to mention in doc, fixed.
thx


Veritas i saw that your gonna release Fenis Toolkit for 5$? when will that be happening?


I would like to understand why using isEmpty with id string or is tbl_id an object?  If it is a string then it seem clearer to just say `if (!request.id)`


Ah, didn't know you were using the GitHub Pages site as an origin. Really guess it depends on how you're configuring CloudFront, though (as in, how does CloudFront call out to GitHub Pages to get copies of the site to cache).

For some reason, I thought you were manually pushing to S3 and then serving the CloudFront distribution from there. Any particular reason why you use CloudFront here at all (especially since GitHub Pages is on a CDN as well)? Just curious. You (sadly) can't do SSL/TLS natively with GitHub Pages, but you could route it through CloudFlare and just use the CNAME file with that (plus that gives you far more flexibility than CloudFront does, allowing you to set other security features like HSTS).


It should be in the repository.

The TeX problem could be a version issue, but the statement at the beginning should set the interpreter to LaTeX.

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>
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No.


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### Failed tests
```
Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_have_connectivity_to_the_test_harness_site: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_js_content: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_specification_page: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_specification_spec: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Tests.AcceptanceTests.should_return_style_content: <no details avaliable>

Tests.dll: Tests: Specification: ActionSourceTests: Tests.Specification.ActionSourceTests.Tests.should_only_enumerate_actions_in_the_specified_assemblies: <no details avaliable>

```


Jay that's amazing!


Probably!


I'm not sure thinking of "fallback" values as different from "defaults" is all that helpful. The primary use case for the current fallback rules is to provide a default set of elements for a collection-based property. The reason these were implemented differently is that the DSL allowed the user to append zero, one or more elements, with no explicit option to replace the default values.

It would be great if all defaults were treated this way: only set the default value if the we knew that the user hadn't provided one. One benefit is that only one rule would be setting the property value, instead of having a default rule set the value and a configuration rule overwrite it.


Darn I forgot one when merging.  I hadn't tried pdf yet. But while I was at it I was wondering why we had `export MAKE=make` before building pdf, what you get is very much the answer. But I am a bit annoyed by having a naked `make` in the body of the ebuild. I'll fix the branch and the pdf doc shortly.


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This has returned, (the issue) with a vengeance...


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### Failed tests
```
Tests.dll: Tests: Specification: ActionSourceTests: Tests.Specification.ActionSourceTests.Tests.should_only_enumerate_actions_in_the_specified_assemblies: <no details avaliable>

```


thank you. isn't hw_activate() api sufficient for it? i've used a similar mechanism used for other asnd/rcv/thd to create the boot component hwcap.


Realistically, I think there are a couple of use cases for matrices we do not (read: will never) support in matrix.

- Types that are derived from existing types. For example, something that embeds mat64.Dense. Here the type implements RawMatrixer, so there is no slowdown (and no need for RowColer)
- Types that are implicitly represented, for example because they are large or elements are computed on the fly or something. Here At() is probably just as good as Row or Col
- Types that are somewhere in between. The most likely thing I can think of is a matrix stored in a database or something. At that point, isn't it likely that specialized code is needed? The best case for RowCol might be something like machine learning where rows are a fundamental unit, but still, it seems like storing as a *Dense or caching into a *Dense seems okay.


just to make the latex less overwhelming in the first Variable declaration people read, maybe make this `'(L/D)_{max}'`


This file shouldn't be here.