You broke my code :-1: I relied on the default BigDecimal.divide() operation which uses the MathContext of 'other' BigDecimal.
Scala seems to also use the default divide() operation for its '/' operator on BigDecimal.
To fix my code, I manually switched to divide() with a specific MathContext.
What was the reason for this breaking change?


can you do this in the for loop an remove the variable `default_configscombo_entry`


Groan, someone added another meaning for VMCS.
Anyway it should be:
```return vcsm_malloc_cache( size, VCSM_CACHE_TYPE_NONE, name );```
enum vmcs_sm_cache_e and VCSM_CACHE_TYPE_T do happen to have the same enum values (what a coincidence), but vcsm_malloc_cache will do the cast between one and the other.


.. whoops! I forgot that I put that testing config in the global block. glad the fix was easy...


you can rename this to config_name


@squigg Does https://github.com/thephpleague/factory-muffin/commit/712f900747e68c7c119e34646034bafb19b4d36d do what you want?


LGTM :+1: :100: :fireworks:


flixel-tools changes don't really "break flixel". They can break the Travis tests though, since flixel-tools is used in the Travis script to build the demos.

Ideally flixel-tools should be recompiled in `RunTravis.hx` before using it.


this commit also fixes #123


Hey, why haven't you sent a pull request. I would have happily merged your changes into our master. So we'll have one fork less ...


Please add how to run it after line 25, as I forgot it...


I'm not so sure about `.config` / `.property` files. These kind of extensions are really ambiguous and don't imply any particular comment style.

Also, definitely not `.sh` files as this will interfere with `#!/bin/sh`... is the same perhaps true for `.py` / `.groovy`?

It's also really hard to say that a configuration file is copyright.


I think problem is that I am converting result wrongly. But I don't have access to trade server now. You can investigate it by yourself, or you can give me temporary manager account with proper access and I will check it. Just skype me: uriil1987


It k


ping @cam156 As far as I can tell, this isn't used anymore. Grepping for it yielded nil, and it looks like it's logic was moved into https://github.com/projecthydra/sufia/blob/6.x-stable/sufia-models/app/services/sufia/generic_file_audit_service.rb#L58


Thanks Ivan. Your conclusions are basically the same than what we just discussed here:

> The logic may be based on:
> - the local preferences of the publisher hardwired in the behavior of S
> - if the PWP Processor accompanies its request with the Accept header, indicating the states that are acceptable by the server and with what priority, S may be set up to honor that part of the request (i.e., implementing content negotiations)

The only difference here is that EPUB BFF isn't trying to solve the problem of the PWP Canonical Locator, but since we're pretty much discussing the same issues about linking, content vs manifest and all, we ended up with the same conclusions anyway.

From an EPUB BFF perspective, we can tackle that problem later on and decide to use that locator as our unique identifier or in a link if we want to.


`element` should be called `cell` here as the instance could be an `element` or `link`.
```javascript
if (this.graph) { this.graph.startBatch(name, _.extend({}, opt, { cell: this })); }
```


lgtm


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 15871](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=135810&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 229 Build time: 00:03:27


I'm wondering why this is needed?
Could you please add reasoning in commit message?

If this is upstream fix could you please add a link to that commit from http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/ or http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/next/linux-next.git/

Otherwise please send that change upstream ASAP so it gets reviewed and merged if found required.


Isn't this a duplicate of the line above? Or are my eyes bleary?


Maybe pull this into its own method - eg. `is_active_element(elem)`
You can pull it out of `_import_type_text` too, which makes me happy :)


Jeżeli search_result nie ma odpowiedniego formatu (powinno wyglądać mniej więcej tak: https://ghostbin.com/paste/kbsch ) to metoda `_extract_length()` zwróci None. Zdaje się, że metoda `_extract_results_from_div` wywołana w 14 linijce zwraca (a raczej zwracała) także stringi nie zawierającego kodu takiego jak w linku powyżej, tylko np. samo `<li>tekst</li>`. Prawdopodobnie to sprawdzanie czy None można usunąć.


If we have a `enterClient(clientId, data, listener)` then I think we also need a `enterClient(clientId, listener)`


This method should be easy to unit test. ;)


new line


Awesome, love this diff too!


run()


int value


I thought of doing RC3 first, to give opportunity for https://springrts.com/mantis/view.php?id=5088 to reappear.
If it doesn't after a short while => release.


Atomic


package


ola eu nao entendi o que voce fez


> Jeżeli search_result nie ma odpowiedniego formatu

Czemu miałaby nie mieć? To się faktycznie zdarza (i wtedy warto umieścić komentarz dlaczego) czy też zabezpieczasz się przed tym, że YT zmieni serwowany HTML (wtedy warto rzucić wyjątkiem niż pomijać wynik)?

> https://ghostbin.com/paste/kbsch

Testujesz pewnie na tym „ręcznie” – napisz testy automatyczne :)


@dcsan these are not tied to the Slack API at all ... but that said, you would need to *call* the middleware endpoints from inside the wechat api function... We should chat about how this all works :)


revision


Looks right to me


@butenkor


OK, did that with commit daa7b2f8d78131b5f8b23468f3afcc24dfdabc6e
Thanks!


Again could you please mention commits you ported in commit message (if they only exist in Xilinx repo that's fine, use their URL's).

If it was not the only one commit it would make sense to keep them separate committed in our tree as well.
This way we'll keep a better track of thing we applied on top of vanilla kernel.

And also it's interesting to find-out why mentioned patches were not upstreamed so far. Care to check it?


Although, I'm not sure how Java would handle that.  Assuming there is a `enterClient(String clientId, Object data)` and `enterClient(String clientId, CompletionListener listener)`, if you called it with a listener object, how would it know you mean the listener as opposed to the method with the `Object`? @paddybyers?


nao entendi


> If we do encourage this, we should then require TLS in fetch* functions.

IMO we should make a difference, really. Using https when you do know the resulting hash seems wasteful. On the other hand, if you do not know it, it would be better to verify crypto-signature in projects that support it.

My preliminary idea for UI was that if you do not specify any hash, gpg will be added into build inputs and will verify the downloaded file and print a `sha256 = "..."` line. (Assuming we specified the trusted key IDs for that project, or something like that.)


Any idea when this will be pushed out to npm?


Why do we need this hunk?
Even thought it might make sense I'd say it should be fixed in a separate commit.


10 second pause seems quite long, no?


added comment


Sure, I'm glad it's useful for you! Switching from the "desktop" to "mobile" tokens (whatever that actually means) was just a one-line change to the source code: 912166e2c1626b6f16d9783434bf8d577bd7039d

I can re-add the QR code support if you like. My thinking was that users could just use a separate command-line tool like [qrencode](https://github.com/fukuchi/libqrencode) to actually convert the URL to a QR code, e.g.:

```bash
echo http://foo.bar.baz | qrencode -o- | display
```

My own personal use case for Symantec VIP Access doesn't involve mobile devices at all, so I didn't realize the QR codes were widely used :-)


This probably has to do with the git config --global user.name and
user.email on that machine. You  can change this for future commits from
this machine by following these instructions:

https://help.github.com/articles/setting-your-username-in-git/

It's not a big deal, but would be a little less confusing.

Alexander Brown, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Lafayette College
(610) 330-5417

On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 11:43 AM, macjones743 <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Yes. This is my commit. It was a slight change from the lab machine. It's
> weird that it showed up as you when it asked for my username and password..
> Hmmm

>

>

-------- Original message
> --------

From: Alexander Brown <notifications@github.com>
>

Date: 2/15/2016 11:40 (GMT-05:00)

To:
> Alexanderallenbrown/MotionBase <MotionBase@noreply.github.com>
>

Cc: macjones743 <jonesdm@lafayette.edu>

Subject:
> Re: [MotionBase] Fixed position of short leg 4 in hii.m (3252127)
>

>
@macjones743 is this actually your commit? It's showing up as me who
> pushed it, but this could be just because you were working on the lab
> machine.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
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develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1552 of 1552 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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put on same line


the solution you gave me is not equal to the problem I have, there are conflicting files of the same package that fail overwritten when I try to update. even if I delete the package manually with sudo pacman -R Antu-u, the error keeps coming
(1/1) comprobando conflictos entre archivos                                                                                [----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------] 100%
error: no se pudo realizar la operación (archivos en conflicto)
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/16/application-x-chm
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/16/application-x-dgn
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/16/application-x-kplato
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/16/application-x-nzb
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/16/libreoffice-master.document
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/16/libreoffice-oasis-master-document
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/16/mail-message-new-list
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/22/application-x-chm
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/22/application-x-dgn
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/22/application-x-kplato
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/22/application-x-nzb
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/22/libreoffice-master.document
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/22/libreoffice-oasis-master-document
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/22/mail-message-new-list
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/32/application-x-chm
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/32/application-x-dgn
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/32/application-x-kplato
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/32/application-x-nzb
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/32/libreoffice-master.document
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/32/libreoffice-oasis-master-document
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/32/mail-message-new-list
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/64/application-x-dgn
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/64/application-x-kplato
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/16/application-x-chm
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/16/application-x-dgn
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/16/application-x-kplato
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/16/application-x-nzb
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/16/libreoffice-master.document
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/16/libreoffice-oasis-master-document
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/16/mail-message-new-list
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/22/application-x-chm
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/22/application-x-dgn
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/22/application-x-kplato
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/22/application-x-nzb
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/22/libreoffice-master.document
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/22/libreoffice-oasis-master-document
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/22/mail-message-new-list
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/32/application-x-chm
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/32/application-x-dgn
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/32/application-x-kplato
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/32/application-x-nzb
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/32/libreoffice-master.document
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/32/libreoffice-oasis-master-document
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/32/mail-message-new-list
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/64/application-x-dgn
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
antu-u: /usr/share/icons/AntuDark/mimetypes/64/application-x-kplato
.svg existe en el sistema de archivos
Ocurrieron errores, por lo que no se actualizaron los paquetes
==> ADVERTENCIA: Hubo fallos al instalar el/los paquete(s) compilado(s).
Any suggestions to fix this error?


Looks reasonable for me


For the record - we have another axs103-based config (axs103_smp_defconfig) which is actually the default one for ARC HS38-based CPU-tile. So please update it as well.


Here is your answer: https://github.com/eclipse/smarthome/issues/565
You can leave them in, HABmin will already work nicely with them and having the first service using HTML tags now, raises the priority for https://github.com/eclipse/smarthome/issues/565 :-)


As per : `def initialize(make, model)`
and line 43, change this:
`time_machine = Car.new(DMC-12, DeLorean)`
to this:
`time_machine = Car.new(DeLorean, DMC-12)`


It would be nice more generally to factor out a common interface between all the `fetch*` functions, so we can better adjust their collective interface (and make simple wrappers for all of them without copying and pasting dozens of things).


Done


I think he got dunked on by Sans


Okay. I will test it with the frame grange nodes when the fix for gets build.


Imho this should go to docs.


Vale a pena criar constantes para esses Magic Numbers?


Might I suggest, rather than hard coding the send command and send data functions, we do some kind of pin mapping function, like this...

`/*
This function maps a value to the appropriate port B register for
	the LCD screen.

	Assumptions:
	RB12 = D[0]
	RB4  = D[1]
	RB9  = D[2]
	RB5  = D[3]
	RB14 = D[4]
	RB2  = D[5]
	RB13 = D[6]
	RB3  = D[7]
	RB0  = 1 for command, 0 for data

	Returns: uint16_t which has only proper values set, everything else cleared
*/
uint16_t mapSendToPort(unsigned char val, bool isCommand)
{
	uint16_t mappedVal = 0;

	 mappedVal = isCommand;
	 mappedVal |= (val & 0x01) >> 12;
	 mappedVal |= (val & 0x02) >> 4;
	 mappedVal |= (val & 0x04) >> 9;
	 mappedVal |= (val & 0x08) >> 5;
	 mappedVal |= (val & 0x10) >> 14;
	 mappedVal |= (val & 0x20) >> 2;
	 mappedVal |= (val & 0x40) >> 13;
	 mappedVal |= (val & 0x80) >> 3;
}`

If we do it this way, then its a lot easier to change which pin does what later, plus it should allow for faster pin setting (which means cleaner changes, better results)


Could you please mention original commit in Analog Devices git tree in your commit message?


Thanks


I would not give them the explanation to do it, `TRAVIS_REPO_SLUG` is very Travis oriented. I would limit it for Travis only as it is meant to be.

And regarding the warning, there's already this line:
```
Notice that you need to enable [Travis CI](https://travis-ci.org/) and grant it access to your GitHub repository
```
Did you miss it or do you think it should be better explained?


## Task 1

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

## Task 2

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


I agree on the problem.  I suggest that you move the grep statement (line 29) up into the then...fi block (and at the same time remove the touch command (line 27).  Then restore the original line 25.

The meaning is:
If the curl_rc file exist, use it as a baseline, parse and append the enable_curl template, and store this as the new curlrc.


SeqID error counter..... ?


i m using the prima drivers from the same mate my the wifi is still not working on 64 bit kernel :'( tried almost all the kernel sources i could get my hands on


Doesn't work on the region.


So I don't understand this too well, but how does an up-to-date repo currently cause the rebuild not to happen? Does the git workpath block "notify" regardless of whether the repo is up-to-date? Because my guess from current behaviour and looking at this code is that when the repo is up to date, the install_package part is never run...


If this line executes, the line after it will end up removing too many characters from dir, guaranteed.


Seems like it.


Right, it's clear that as a final step we need to build "short" lists (of length at most d) to get Polynomials.  There are (at least) two questions: 1. Is it a good thing to build a monolithic list (from an RT/CT), chunkify it, and re-assemble the results?  2. Is a (newtype for) a monolithic list the right object to treat as a GF-module?

I think the answer to Q1 is "yes," as long as all the steps are linear time in the total length n.  (Does re-assembly fit the bill?  IIRC it does.)

I think the answer to Q2 might be "no" -- a monolithic list just doesn't _mean_ anything coherent.  It might be better if RT and CT  spat out a list (or Vector) of either lists or Polynomials, and likewise re-assembled them (this requires care to make the length of each sublist exactly d).  Then we could use the natural (*) and/or (*>) instances to do the GF multiplication.


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

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:clap:


> how would it know you mean the listener as opposed to the method with the Object?

It picks the most specific signature that is compatible with the given arguments: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se7/html/jls-15.html#jls-15.12.2.5


TeamCity Chorus :: chorus-precise64-lfmerge Continuous [Build 2.5.2.07308e7fd4f1bf73bb35001e0f43370669790dfd](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=69179&buildTypeId=ChorusPrecise64lfmergeCont) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 862, ignored: 54 Build time: 00:15:31


Hmm may be I am missing something but I do not see any issue here.
Following is correct:
- int value = 0x02; // datatype
- value = value | (1<<8); // mark as required
- do data = htonl(value)  during pack before memcpy(buffer, &data) by address; // place related endianess
...
- do memcpy(&data, buffer) value = ntohl(data) // place related endianess
- required = (value >> 8) & 1;
- value = value & 0xFF;

As for me that using the same place for attribute information is a not bad way but I agree with your concern too.
So in any case it could be our internal decission if we fine with breaking binary compatabilty (formally new pmix version should be updated accordingly) or not.


@awead that may be a mistake.  I overrode the service specifically so we would not go to fedora for information that lives outside of fedora, which is why I was calling ChecksumAuditLog.logs_for.

We should verify that the code is sufia does not hit fedora.


Thanks Robert! It's much less impressive than your efforts :)


Update: the projected crosshair 'dragging' can be seen even in
singleplayer, when strafing at all framerates exceeding 35fps.


@Gazler this change makes impossible to change config after compile


This is just a matter of personal preference, but I like to use the copyright to know which years I did or did not touch a file, so I would write this `2013-2014,2016`.


Yaaaay it compiles!  Thank you, kind sir.


Ah, good, then lets overload that bugger :)


Eh, am I doing review of my commit?


Grammar fixed in #6242.

( /me waves at @queso )


Caly test czy działa opiera się na razie na wykonaniu linijek

`
with open("testresult", "w") as f:
    f.write(repr(YT_API().get_search_results(["lana", "del", "rey"])))
`
i na ręcznym spojrzeniu czy znajdują się w nim reprezentacje Video_signature wszystkich filmów znalezionych na tej stronie (17):
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lana+del+rey

Klasa Video_signature wygląda tak:
https://ghostbin.com/paste/gzug8

Dlaczego miałaby nie mieć myślę że wyjaśniam tym:
>  Zdaje się, że metoda `_extract_results_from_div` wywołana w 14 linijce zwraca (a raczej zwracała) także stringi nie zawierającego kodu takiego jak w linku powyżej, tylko np. samo `<li>tekst</li>`

Nie ma to w żaden sposób zabezpieczać przed zmianą struktury HTMLa YT.


Then I do not know how to implement a software workaround, except for adding a lot of global tracking everywhere RTIO code is called in the runtime. Maybe just fix the core?


We could pass some environment variable like `$IN_HASH_MODE` to the builder, which could use that to decide whether to enable strict TLS.


@mbj My email is jacobsen.connor@gmail.com.

I used `class_eval` and `define_method`, which I think the mutant README says it cannot emit mutations for. I suppose I do not know exactly how that would affect how I should interpret the coverage number `mutant` gives back. It is also very possible that I simply misread part of the mutant README.

I also haven't yet had time to dig into all of the output from mutant on this one, and I'm still trying to determine if this gem has any real advantages over `OpenStruct`.


I think that comment was referring specifically to the DatabaseFactory, though. One of the reasons for the complexity of the factory is that it allows you to connect using any of these arguments:

```php
$this->db = \Config\Services::database(new \Config\Database\DefaultConnection());
$this->db = \Config\Services::database('DefaultConnection');
$this->db = \Config\Services::database("\\Config\\Database\\DefaultConnection");
$this->db = \Config\Services::database(null, new \Config\Database());
$this->db = \Config\Services::database(null, "\\Config\\Database");
$this->db = \Config\Services::database(null, "Database");
$this->db = \Config\Services::database(null, ['activeConnection' => 'default', 'availableConnections' => ['default' => "\\Config\\Database\\DefaultConnection"]]);
$this->db = \Config\Services::database();
```

It should also allow passing in an array for the first argument, but I haven't tested it.

Essentially, it attempts to allow most of the methods of connecting to a database available by calling `$this->load->database()` in CI3, though I may have forgotten to include passing a DSN string as one of the options. I primarily feel like the DatabaseFactory's attempts to locate the configuration classes should be simpler. It's also partially an issue of PHP's use of data types as an after-thought, since strongly-typed languages would usually allow different versions of the `build()` method to be defined separately for each set of permitted argument types, which is easier, to me, than using a bunch of conditional code to handle the various types permitted for each argument.


@borisbstyle related to #1818


There must be some convoluted conditional logic in 802.1AS if this is the code it produces! If diffLastSeqId is 1 repeatably code can execute many times before asCapable is reset.. If diffLastSeqId is 10 (larger than port->getSeqIdAsCapableThresh()) then asCapable is reset the first time though. Have I gotten that correct?


C'est une bonne ébauche mais :
- on est dans la partie théorique, il faut éviter de donner des réponses trop concrètes, des fonctionnalités, même si on peut bien sur se référer à des idées proposées dans une définition, une VE ou VP.
- l'idée d'une piste est de décomposer, disséquer une question pour ensuite apporter des éléments de réponse théoriques et pratiques
- je me rends compte que ma question n'est pas terrible : une meilleure formulation de la question peut-être : "Comment engendrer un engagement maximum des participants à un défi?"
- on pourrait structurer cette partie de la manière suivante, en gardant en substance des éléments de ton texte :
  - "Privilégier la qualité sur la quantité dans la production de contenus" => ainsi tout le monde est lu et respecté pour ce qu'il dit.
  - "Ne pas négliger les petits contributeurs" => analyser ce qu'est une contribution, cf [PISTES/C1][(http://dirtylab.github.io/THEORIE/PISTES/C1.html), et quel genre de petites contributions on entend
  - "Rendre l'expérience ludique" => jeu de réputation, avec les limites que tu exprimes (course aux points), jeu politique avec élections etc...
  - "Faciliter l'intégration des collaborateurs" ... => générer un sentiment d'appartenance à la communauté, proposer un code de conduite qui met l'emphase sur le respects des opinions contraires, l'humilité et la gentillesse. On peut, à ce sujet, s'appuyer sur des travaux universitaires traitant de l'intelligence de groupe, qui mettent l'emphase sur ces caractéristiques avant tout humaines.

> Pour permettre de progresser sur un sujet, il faut que certains internautes postent dans la continuité de ce qui à déjà été fait, mais lire tout ce qui à été fait sur un sujet représente beacoup trop de travail

Excellent point, qu'on pourrait formuler ainsi
  - "Permettre l'engagement dans un défi en cours de vol" => parmi les éléments de réponses concrètes, [l'explorateur heuristique](http://dirtylab.github.io/DEFINITIONS.html#4.a) m'a l'air d'être une solution efficace


this change make fail on nfs :(


Promisified. https://github.com/imagemin/api/commit/3c21f1a8b0e04fffe57e2fdf03747c32aa02367f


I will fix the core but this is somewhat complicated as it ideally means agreeing on a dataflow API with Florent and how to implement it. A general software workaround is a mess, yes. Can you just have small ad-hoc hacks in your working directory that ensure that an even number of messages are written in your particular cases?


In order to build on OS X 10.11, I had to re-remove setCachedImage.


## Task 1

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

## Task 2

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


Is NFS unable to provide locks?


if a tail is evaluated by two threads (compareAndSet return false) then it means that all following calculations will not be shared between the two threads. What do you think of something like
```scala
def weakMemo[V](f: => V): () => V = {
    val ref: AtomicReference[WeakReference[V]] = new AtomicReference()
    () => {
      def genNew(x: V, old: WeakReference[V]) = {
        if (ref.compareAndSet(old, new WeakReference(x))) x
        else {
          val concurrentWeakRef = ref.get
          val concurrentX = concurrentWeakRef.get
          if (concurrentX != null) concurrentX
          else genNew(x, concurrentWeakRef)
        }
      }
      val v = ref.get()
      if (v != null) {
        val crt = v.get()
        if (crt == null) {
          genNew(f, v)
        } else crt
      } else genNew(f, v)
    }
  }
```
?


I'm not even sure what the bug is, I never stumbled upon it in my tests before this commit.


Or at least, after they fix https://github.com/essepuntato/rash/pull/57 :wink:


Is this really "max count" since you can reset the `position` attribute to any number you like? Might make more sense to call this full_travel_count or something like that.


See #263.


Seems like this removal might belong in the next commit.


Vale sim. Existem diversos pontos no código como esse que precisam ser refatorados. Depois da implantação da versão, podemos fazer uma verificação geral inclusive utilizando o findbugs (http://findbugs.sourceforge.net/) para nos guiar.


Why was `getBitfinexActivePositions()` removed from `BitfinexTradeServiceRaw`?


Good to know. Yeah I doubt this is a viable solution. More an experiment that supports your claim that current query encoding isn't quite right.


mm


@andredesanti-oliveira , the dataset is in my machine, if you want to test it by yourself


I question why you say this will fail with those extra columns. We use this in the freepbx distro and it still inserts data just fine. Having extra fields in a database table should never affect inserting data.


Oops.. I intended to push this to a branch and do a PR..somehow I didn't notice I had forgotten to create a branch. Sorry :-]


Very nice commit! I like it :+1:


I've added  implementation of setImage in 80ef7aec0b92de6764b50dbfd43399cd3448f723


Could be just:

```js
return pify(imagemin.run.bind(imagemin))().then(files => ({data: files[0].contents}));
```

Why does it even return an object with `data` prop instead of just the data directly?


@Arcanemagus This is disabling tag-based deploys using Travis.


labas pasauli


Is the description missing a 7th quote, referenced in "For the ons codes that are missing it's worth reading the Mapit notes on ids[7]"?


Definitely a lot easier to look at the code and see what it does using `input` instead of `argparse`! Would be nice to include a description of what the code does, either in the description block or in the function itself,  just good habit (even though we all know in the class).


This is the same as `Strong = t :logged_as`


For Q1, I think the reassembly is O(n).

For Q2, I think I agree, but the FF Module instance would do very little at that point. Perhaps the best solution is to duplicate code in RT/CT (like we had) and make their Module instances do all the work. This doesn't leave any room for misuse by others.


Change to `t :not_logged`


To be consistent, I would call it `NUM_TM_MOTION` instead.


```js
module.exports.path = path => pify(fs.readFile)(path).then(compress);
```


Looks like it is in Sufia. It's getting init'd here:
https://github.com/projecthydra/sufia/blob/6.x-stable/app/controllers/concerns/sufia/files_controller_behavior.rb#L184
with a generic_file that is loaded from solr:
https://github.com/projecthydra/sufia/blob/6.x-stable/app/controllers/concerns/sufia/files_controller_behavior.rb#L62


Change to `link_to t(:register), new_user_registration_path`


pacman -Qo /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/16/application-x-chm
see what owns it


Why do you have an enum here that is identical to `enum tacho_motor_motion`. Just use `enum tacho_motor_motion` everywhere.


You have a typo in :
src/components/toast/demoBasicUsage/index.html (line 1)

+ ... paddi>


Added back the original 'chipmunk' module.
BlaXpirit will add 'chipmunk7' when it's ready.


@Arcanemagus If you were hoping to disable Greenkeeper branch builds Travis allows us to do so using a blacklist and regular expressions. https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/customizing-the-build/#Whitelisting-or-blacklisting-branches


tabs, not spaces


Yeah, let me use that and limit the depth as needed.


I think the 7 should be a 6!


It should't be necessary to call `I18n.t` here. Doesn't it work out of the box if you add the corresponding entry to `es.yml` under `activerecord`?


Really? That's annoying.

And no, what this was meant to do is disable Travis firing off two builds for every PR.


@cam156 to jog your memory:
https://github.com/projecthydra/sufia/commit/0b7a60027d3c94f347cf6430b67e876cb729ac19
:smile:


Oh, no.  There's a missing reference to the link in [6] and a missing url for [7] to reference.


For example check the builds here: https://github.com/AtomLinter/linter-clang/pull/136

If you have a better solution please implement it by all means :smile:


I think that's it: we don't treat non-exported dependencies as dependencies, and we get the list of dependencies from the imports the user wrote rather than the modules that were actually referenced. It's Yet Another Thing to dig into, though.


You should add the `(linear/rotation motors only)` notes here like you did above.


> Could be just:
>
> ```
> return pify(imagemin.run.bind(imagemin))().then(files => ({data: files[0].contents}));
> ```

Yes, I tried it first but XO displayed the following error.

```
  12:60  error  Statement inside of curly braces should be on next line                brace-style
  12:60  error  Unexpected label "data"                                                no-empty-label
  12:60  error  Unexpected labeled statement                                           no-labels
  12:66  error  Expected an assignment or function call and instead saw an expression  no-unused-expressions
  12:83  error  Missing semicolon                                                      semi
```


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Ah... I see, I investigate and experiment further.


The variable `image1` is not declared here.
Or you are already corrected this?


Actually I tried to fix some minor issues, my mistake.


Yes, need to rethink that

On Mon, 15 Feb 2016 16:36 Oliver Faircliff <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Wouldn't this mean that if you didn't provide a secret in the URL, it
> would authorise you?
>
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Just omit this line instead of setting to `NULL`.


Because that's how express does it


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Use the #mutant channel. Invite is sent.

RE `define_method / class_eval` Mutant cannot mutate the contents of those methods, when your gem in infected by methods generated in 3rd party. but if you have call sides that call these methods mutant can mutate them.

This should probably be improved in the README.


Can you also sync GSL submodule with latest commit to see if it helps?


could move some of this stuff into the Tile struct


Seems a bit dangerous, couldn't there be a collision?


All good. Can you please create a new `raphael.md` file and put your details in that file please.


OK, I can see the fixed commit in your repo, but you need to include it in the pull request, as it still wants to get the wrong one.


s/systax/syntax/


A switch statement might be more appropriate here. If you stick with the `if...else`, I think rotation should be the default in case of a bad value.


You probably forgot to wrap it in parens. Try copy-pasting my above code.


change this:
class `Car. time_machine` has its own make of `DeLorean`
to this:
`Car` class. This means `Car.time_machine` has its own make of `DeLorean`

Also, if you like, please change this:
So these variables only belong to this instance, thus, this makes these variables instance variables.

to this:
We have created two **variables** belonging only to this `Car` **instance**, and this fact means we now have two `Car` **instance variables** whenever we use the `Car.time_machine` method.


s/The/There/


Is the rendered JSON correct? With the correct serializers?


In line 5


Oh, so it's just some missing messages? I don't really care about those.


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Will this variable setting conflict eventually with parameters for debug builds of your software?


Revert this.


I agree


what if we add the increaseTries() logic down as part of the "else" statement?


should use `DC_MOTOR_` prefix here.


> You probably forgot to wrap it in parens.

Right. Also just directly returning data is much better.


This style for the appStoreBug is added in the primary CSS declarations on all eBlasts without universal footers.


No need for `do ... end` block anymore.


Enemy.cs renamed to EnemySpawner.cs yet class name was left Enemy.  Update class name to EnemySpawner.


Nitpick: please use `std::less` to compare pointers instead of `<`, which is undefined.


Did I miss something? I thought we were talking to @SpaceManiac about taking over :P


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OK, I pulled down your nightly (x64) build (r160215) and can now import and edit HEVC files.  Thanks for the quick fix!  But now there is another problem... no audio of any kind with this build.  Any file I've tried (e.g  MOV, MP4, WMV with various audio codecs produce no audio output in this build of AviDemux, even though all have normal sound when play with VLC, WMP, and MPC-HC media players!  Do you get any sound from either of the two video samples I sent you (if you still have them)?  For me, I've not gotten any sound from any video, even thought the audio track from the file is enabled and the sound slider is full on.  My PC sound system is OK and plays the same files fine.

I noted sound issues in other bug posts in the AviDemux forum, so this may be part of the same problem.  FWIW, I tried to D/L the last Final release 32 bit version from the FossHub, and I get a Trojan alert from Windows Defender (see attached screenshot).  It's possibly a false positive, but I thought it worth mentioning since one of your other mirrors (sourceforge) just links to Fosshub for downloads.
![trojan](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/16670296/13055662/99a48a0c-d3de-11e5-8c9b-9802228ccd3f.JPG)


Yep that does the job, thanks

I'll stop being lazy and wrap all my paths properly as well


A comment explaining these numbers would be helpful.


it's a really bad bad idea to have your account key in repo / commit


Not yet ... I started some tests with a brand new UI that I restarted from scratch, but it is only in a pre-version on my computer ... I did not have much time for this in the last weeks :/

If your are interested with this moke-up, I can push something ... ?


Just saw the other commit, ignore me.  ^_^


That was PyCharm's doing. The original was `calendar`, so auto-refactoring kept it that way. I could make it `calendar_tree` here, but I'd rather not touch the refactored functions, to keep the diff minimal.


An `<img>` tag is not considered a true lock element. Try wrapping it in a `<div>`.


Now that you're done, should they go to STLExtras?


Probably didn't think that far. Maybe that's relevant if the TODO is ever resolved?


UnaryFunction, not BinaryFunction


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@mleroi It would actually be good for me to get the component_id associated with this screen, wich is in `screen_data.component_id`.


typo, (spelled "formatting")


Can you include the requirements here? Namely, the ranges must be sorted, the elements must have the same type, and they must be comparable using std::less? (see other comment)


Maybe change that to: "If you have any questions or suggestions, then feel free to send them to us [here.]" (without "" (quotes), of course)


better explained, as the way it is now it gives me the impression that the tasks can be executed manually right away (what indeed works for most of them)


Or rather, `_should_skip_element(dest, elem)`, since it's used in a "negative" context. But yup, you're right.


yes lag has been fixed :+1:  :-D


Closes #74.


Uploaded!


Since you're not using the move-ness of these containers, you should use const references instead of forwarding references.


Forgot to mention.  "video.html" can be used for editing and deleting all the videos stored in the db, alone.
Use only "upload.html" for uploading / posting a new video to the db, coz it takes the gridfs id also.
And upload.html can directly be run on a browser,
But user.html, video.html and channel.html shud be run as localhost:5000/user.html and so on! :)


let's merge our projects


Comment says 'Open pin 2', but code uses `pin:1`. Maybe code should be `pin:2`?


ack


Would it be better to always expect a secret in the URL if it's defined in the config?


https://github.com/uEssentials/uEssentials/commit/284e1b8d0b063c73d1335c43c0e38fb28cc3d638

?


std::less here too, or perhaps an extra template argument that defaults to std::less.


yeah.  it should be fast because it's not synchronous, but yes.  I think we could release the lock but it would complicate the code.  What do you think?


I know I suggested this originally but I think it'd be nicer to go with `round_number` here and `n` in `themore_sequence` def (as that's just a mathematical definition), you could then also speed things up slightly (read: insignificantly) by simply having an incremental counter that just resets to 0 (so not actually checking the length of the round)...

I think then this would be a techicaly memory 0 strategy which feels right for me as it's not actually making use of the history... Any thoughts on that one @marcharper?


ack, neat. We should use it for more than just checkstyle.


I checked the req object and I didn't see any repeated keys


doesn't seem to work


As per the instructions, this element should be wrapped in a `<header>` tag.


Very disconcerted seeing this at the end of a loop. Can you reverse the condition?


Same const reference thing.


Sadly I don't have time to be interested in alignak :(


As per the instructions, this element should be wrapped in a <header> tag.


Yes, it's a rather minor bug. You may get missing messages as well when the buffer wraps around...


Nice work!


Hmmmm good point


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Adding magic values like this is certainly not the right way to tackle this. You probably want `EISDIR`?

Also what happens if there are multiple directories given on the command line?


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Would it be nice to merge these two commands calls into one?


Such beautiful code 😍


pacman -Qo /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/16/
/usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/16/ está contenido en antu-u 1.1-1

after removing the package with sudo pacman -R antu-u, these files are not deleted
ls /usr/share/icons/Antu/mimetypes/16/
'application-x-chm'$'\n''.svg'*
'application-x-dgn'$'\n''.svg'*
'application-x-kplato'$'\n''.svg'*
'application-x-nzb'$'\n''.svg'*
'libreoffice-master.document'$'\n''.svg'*
'libreoffice-oasis-master-document'$'\n''.svg'*
'mail-message-new-list'$'\n''.svg'*


ensure we're handling scope (ie. v8::HandleScope)...


the first parameter should be of type MediaFileSet.


Muito bom, só não podemos esquecer de adicionar a dll Microsoft.Maps.MapControl.WPF ao projeto e alterar a referência.


Nice job on your quiz, Tim. Fix those few issues and resubmit.


The first check should be Object.ReferenceEquals (this, parameter1)


You missed something from last review:

```js
exports.path = path => pify(fs.readFile)(path).then(compress);
```


%-d	Day of the month as a decimal number. (Platform specific)
Pe windows crapă


I was thinking the same thing! I suppose that `imageset` needs to simplify (lightly, perhaps) the expression. I'll open that as a different issue.  Again, thanks for checking this over.


that code was made before DateTimeUtils


final solution :)


It's bit strange for observers, but yes and it's impressive thoroughness :).


Yes


yes


`context.Pos` has an `Source` property which have `Name()` and `Data()` methods.


this strikes me as a strange way to enforce the singleton pattern

although I guess it makes sense if you want the component to be on multiple gameobjects


so far I only found it in saves.
I still haven’t found the logic by the way.

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Hmm variable? Is it runtime only type or can be stored in plugins too?

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Nope, nevermind, doesn't make much sense to me anymore


Well thats what i thought but according to temasek  somewhere recreatestatusbar is being called in the background unnecessarily
which may be causes to the lag

we had a conversation here regarding it : -
 https://github.com/temasek/android_frameworks_base/commit/07b24a9ada41d2d5893ee4918be2c61b77e8b89d

He tested it by showing Surface Updates via Dev Options and noticed the unwanted calls for recreatestatusbar


this fix did only work on reload of the program, however there was an easy fix to make this work directly:
b7e485dbb87eab13fed3a20aac0c8ffc5e1bd0e0


:+1: :+1: :+1:


The EventManager shouldn't explicitly keep track of any GameObjects

It should be abstract enough that it doesn't matter what scene we use it in, or even what Unity project


start -> startTime. now -> currentTime


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The EventManager itself should not set up callbacks...

Callbacks should be set on the EventSystem from other components. Otherwise this will get really big and cumbersome.


I should have not write any code at 02:41 (in my country) ...


Reviewed ok


semiquavers per second?


What is this doing?

It calls `StartListening` again `OnDisable`?


Hahahahaha :ok_hand:


Ok


I actually like the character selection scheme you're using

It's pretty intuitive

But again, it shouldn't be defined in the EventManager itself

The EventManager should be a standalone, reusable component


The NFS (Versions 2 and 3) protocol does not support file locking


Not sure OpenTrials can hold the license. I think it should be Open Knowledge Foundation ( @emmabeer ?). Also we don't usually do personal attribution here, preferring to acknowledge individuals in a contributors file or similar.


You made it happen.

At first I tried to just add XO and ES2015ify without largely changing the original code, but thanks to your patient review I somehow updated to this.


Looking good!


This is incorrect. Is the size of the struct 80 (unk64 would be size 4 in that case), or is it 92?


@shimshon-stratoscale : didn't you mention due to consul bug in v1.2 the lock may not be released ?


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I don't see how any other people's work has been interfered with by your personal re-compiler priorities.


Current implementation of this function is not the most graceful solution. It should be done with polygons, not tracks as it is implemented now. Unfortunately, I have no enough free time to redone this function or fix any issues right away. Any way, thank you for pointing this out.


```
//@post index someindexlabel
  func (c Controller) Index(page int) http.Handler {
  	return nil
  }
```
What's the usage of the  ```someindexlabel```?


You have a method for this already in codeception without the need of using assert. Try `$I->seeCurrentUrlEquals()`

![screen shot 2016-02-15 at 18 45 29](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1375475/13056257/8a8ca078-d414-11e5-8772-12d4ae3f627f.png)


Works for me, should have been fixed with 0d979894139b2e5af511aa5c99906722b936319e


:+1: yup


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Uploaded!


I'm hesitant to add verbosity for the sake of it; the types are directly above and already tell us these are times.


@sadovnikov Ready for review


@sindresorhus @kevva I'll create a pull request instead of commit to `master` directly in this project. I'm not very familiar with koa.js and the repository codebase, and, moreover, the goal of this project.


Spacing...


you can bypass manual creation of a PageObject and delegate this task to Codeception. If you specify which object you need for a test, Codeception will try to create it using the dependency injection container. In the case of a PageObject you should declare a class as a parameter for a test method:

```php
<?php
class UserCest
{
    function showUserProfile(AcceptanceTester $I, \Page\Login $loginPage)
    {
        $loginPage->login('bill evans', 'debby');
        $I->amOnPage('/profile');
        $I->see('Bill Evans Profile', 'h1');
    }
}
?>
```


:+1: This is great


Ok, cool ça :) !
Juste, ça manque de références à la section définitions, pense bien à reprendre les points suivants :
>
### 1. Critères de soumission d'une VE
Une **vision d'ensemble** se présente sous la forme d'un fichier markdown situé dans le répertoire **PRATIQUE/VE** depuis la racine du projet. Voici **les critères** pour qu'une pull request de VE soit acceptée :
>
- elle doit être sensiblement différente d'une VE existante
- elle doit s'appuyer rigoureusement sur [**ce vocabulaire**](../DEFINITIONS.MD)
- elle doit être rédigée avec **concision** et esprit de **synthèse**
- elle doit offrir une **perspective** à minima sur les points suivants :
  1. Application souveraine vs Application intégrée ?
  2. Posts Versionnés vs posts simples
  3. Type de modération
  4. Choix technologique sur la sémantique
  5. Vote simple vs vote catégorique
  6. Politique de rôles ?
- elle doit expliciter un cycle de vie d'un défi
- elle doit proposer une priorisation de ses fonctionnalités
- elle doit offrir un titre qui explicite le parti pris de cette vision
- le nom du fichier markdown doit être `VE-nomAuteur.MD`

Mais on va accepter la PR quand même, et mettre le statut à "ébauche" tant qu'elle ne satisfera pas à ces points. J'vais corriger les fautes aussi avant de lancer ça sur master.

PS : pour les fautes, [pense à antidote](http://www.antidote.info/)


No worries. Thanks for doing this :)


Now the count is wrong starting here.


Use Log.d instead of System.out. Look at other files for how to use


Having Linux specific code here is not ideal, but this mx command is not essential to use Sulong. It would still be nice to have a function that searches for the standard libraries on different systems.


+1
That change fixed my vagrant!


You can Gitignore all this generated files because they are regenerated on every execution. In weblinks we ingnore them at https://github.com/joomla-extensions/weblinks/blob/master/.gitignore#L53


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Is there a need to cast all the arguments to double? This is a very slow procedure, and should be avoided when possible.


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It doesn't notice when you change files, because nfs doesn't support inotify, so running the server in daemon mode is rather pointless.


We can do that but if we add it to the else logic of not choosing the right number then whenever we choose the right one it won't count as a try thus making it possible to win with 0 tries and if we add it to both then clicking after winning increases the number of tries.


爲何不把順序反過來？是有別的打算嗎？


It /might/ work properly on nfs if you also enable watchman


Take a snapshot of the map.


Would you be able to push this version to clojars when you get a chance?
I had the same situation with lein BTW, but only when working within the cider-nrepl project; debugging still worked as expected in other projects.

PS, thanks for the debugger, it's amazing!


+ @thibaudh

Do we need to publish a new `pip` package due to this? (If so... can someone do it?)


@adaur

```
2016-02-15 17:53:50 Thread-40 :: DB error: no such table: nzbfinder.ws [466328c]
2016-02-15 17:53:50 Thread-40 :: Failed doing webui callback: Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/home/SickRage/sickbeard/webserve.py", line 285, in async_call
    result = function(**kwargs)
  File "/home/home/SickRage/sickbeard/webserve.py", line 1417, in manualSelect
    ["|" + episode + "|", season, show]
  File "/home/home/SickRage/sickbeard/db.py", line 281, in select
    sql_results = self.action(query, args, fetchall=True)
  File "/home/home/SickRage/sickbeard/db.py", line 251, in action
    sql_results = self._execute(query, args, fetchall=fetchall, fetchone=fetchone)
  File "/home/home/SickRage/sickbeard/db.py", line 105, in _execute
    sql_results = self.connection.cursor().execute(query, args)
OperationalError: no such table: nzbfinder.ws
```


Salva un' istantanea della mappa.


I think there is a more efficient way to center these images. The problem comes when you try to resize the page. With CSS less is more in some cases.


Well, you can suggest the verb teteros :)
i will try and clone this to a new branch and delete this one, since its not food anymore (maybe agricraft after my exams?)

Ps- sorry for the long username that i have that my 13 year old mknd came up with. Mistakes were made


As per the instructions the description text should be justified.


Istantan*e*a


爲何 linux 和 mac 依然有差别對待呢？


No, the buggy commit was never released. You can check that using git tags or looking for the Version X.X.X commits.


It seems strange that QT would require this, but not mac, but I haven't looked closely at the bridge.

In any case, would it be better if the definition of setCachedImage is #if PLATFORM(QT)?


Sigh.. so I guess we'll have to duplicate README.md and index.md for mkdocs since neither seem to like symbolic links. Any Way we can get the debian build to work with the symbolic link?


legOridingalDate :-1:


Thank you for make this pull request. Kindly remove extra space.


Instead of freezing strings, could you use symbols? e.g. `:relative`. Is there a benefit to strings here?


This fixes #151. I missed the # sign in the commit message.


better do ~2.3|~3.0


@olesalscheider Review please.
Would you agree to use the same license which is used in the project?
I wrote that we published this under LGPL 2.1, but I need you to explicitly agree.


The very beginning of it.


Good work, sir.


develop (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1536 of 1536 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@flavour I am trying to create/update area once one is done so. But I cannot implement if for <i>cap_area_tag</i> because each {K:V} pair executes the onaccept separately. So if you see here I am checking whether tag already exists but even one {K:V} pair breaks this condition.

Is there any other technique to implement this in EDEN?


@flavour Please review


Thanks for the feedback. I didn't know this was a new language feature.


Yes. I am preparing a second commit that does this.


Lgtm


Из несделанного:
- тень слева и справа от body
- спрайты и правила для изменения состояний(hover, active) для иконки календарика в index и логотипа copyright в футере
- починить неработающий фильтр с ползунками в hotels
- выплывание формы поиска в index
- дошлифовать с pixelpefrect


Nice start! I've been thinking about introducing an `ImportStatements` class myself, thanks for doing that. I think we can move parsing of imports into that class later on, to clean up the overloaded `Importer` class.

Are you planning to turn this on by default?


Is this moved somewhere else or just reduntant?


Certainly. Other ports need only getter.


cc @agramfort @jaeilepp this one has been broken for a while I think


Had to made it public for JAVA-444 (needs to be accessible from UUIDs class)


getpid() is implemented in JNR POSIX library for MacOS, Linux and WIndows.


Huh, I encountered this in production, so not convinced. Will check.


Nice job on your quiz, Scott. There's a few thing to address other then the comments I have already made on your code. In CSS, the width of these cards should be 30% no matter the size of the window. It breaks at smaller resolution. The `<h1>` tag has padding and margins that are unnecessary if the border is placed on the title `<header>` element instead. Take a look at these issues, and if you have any questions come see me. Resubmit your quiz when you're done, and I'll take another look.


Neat! :+1:


113567901_Inconsistent-code-and-document-in-luminance-calculations-#4776 (lgu1234) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2085 of 2085 tests passed, 7 test warnings)

 * 6 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.

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LibC is available under Linux and Mac OS, not WIndows.


Removed unifont and used default logic font


Excellent...


Still need this bit ...


and this bit ...


Can you also convert `Plotter.ipynb` to notebook format 3?


It seems faster to use std::equal.


This should be named as pathEnv ?


Just when I was thinking "Hey I should check python-card-me if the bug affects them as well and offer a PR there if so" :-)


You don't need to pass around TSRMLS_ stuff, but the stuff I've pointed out is still boilerplate required by TSRM.


License header is missing.


This is actually very nice; in some sense, if you view the PERs as a type theory, then this is an open-ended universe hierarchy rather than a closed/inductively-defined one, right?


This requires people to use "setup -j" to avoid the stack changing underneath them.  How about:

    if (type == "build") {
        setupRequired(sconsUtils)
    }


OK, seems like I was a little to eager removing these. Will add them again. Thanks for pointing it out!


Why not just compare sizes, since they know their size?


this is an upstream issue, files are not named correct, they have a new line in there filenames, best to open an issue in the antu github


This made it into 0.9.18 : https://github.com/graphistry/pygraphistry/commits/6ce8de93ae16855c90b5f478a16703ceba2ce9d8


`union`?


I am absolutely certain that the last release was done Feb 9th and did not contain the offending commit.

> On Feb 15, 2016, at 10:05 AM, lmeyerov <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Huh, I encountered this in production, so not convinced. Will check.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/graphistry/pygraphistry/commit/0303691ee82f6cf56f48b5fbd6a7345dd1a70b81#commitcomment-16101593>.
>


yw


llvm::TrailingObjects would box up all the trailing-object logic *and* save you a pointer.


The purpose was to have all data-model related classes in the eppic-model module. Like that we can then do xml output from either eppic-dbtoos or eppic-cli. For instance thanks to this I could write a new DumpToXml script in eppic-dbtools that can dump the whole db into xml files.

I did check that things worked after the commits, I compiled manually and everything worked in the wui.... To me the error you are seeing looks like what we get whenever there's some major change in the compiled war file, GWT complains upon reconnection from the client about problems with serialization. I think the error will go after cleaning and restarting. I'll check that.


Damn, you are right!

> On Feb 15, 2016, at 10:10 AM, Thibaud Hottelier <thibaud@graphistry.com> wrote:
>
> I am absolutely certain that the last release was done Feb 9th and did not contain the offending commit.
>
>> On Feb 15, 2016, at 10:05 AM, lmeyerov <notifications@github.com <mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:
>>
>> Huh, I encountered this in production, so not convinced. Will check.
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/graphistry/pygraphistry/commit/0303691ee82f6cf56f48b5fbd6a7345dd1a70b81#commitcomment-16101593>.
>>
>


suck my butt xD


@mostaphaRoudsari ,
There were also a couple of other issues with the changes I had made here.  I followed your suggestion in this new commit:
https://github.com/mostaphaRoudsari/Honeybee/commit/8de80683d6b4139c405414c02cf9b86fb788d465
-Chris


problems solved


bar


// edit


@pweil- we had to add a flag to control using the iptables proxy or the user-space proxy.  We need to test to make sure it still works.


Can you factor out the common logic here?


Super dobro !!!!!


I appreciate you finding it! And the code appreciates the linter doing its work.


Nitpick: why std::vector instead of std::array?


iptables is tested by default in e2e... need
```
proxyArguments:
  proxy-mode:
  - userspace
```
to test userspace


Pushed a new version 0.9.19 with the fix.

Sounds like we need dev and release branches. At least for pygraphistry, it is easy to do.

> On Feb 15, 2016, at 10:10 AM, Thibaud Hottelier <thibaud@graphistry.com> wrote:
>
> Damn, you are right!
>
>> On Feb 15, 2016, at 10:10 AM, Thibaud Hottelier <thibaud@graphistry.com <mailto:thibaud@graphistry.com>> wrote:
>>
>> I am absolutely certain that the last release was done Feb 9th and did not contain the offending commit.
>>
>>> On Feb 15, 2016, at 10:05 AM, lmeyerov <notifications@github.com <mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Huh, I encountered this in production, so not convinced. Will check.
>>>
>>> —
>>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/graphistry/pygraphistry/commit/0303691ee82f6cf56f48b5fbd6a7345dd1a70b81#commitcomment-16101593>.
>>>
>>
>


yeph, I see where it goes. Perhaps it's time to add in logic handling game over. Thanks.


Wow, thanks for the fast response, @nobu!

Your current commit probably won't solve the problem fully though.  I'm [trying](https://github.com/Alexpux/MINGW-packages/pull/1070) to get Ruby 2.3.0 to work with MSYS2.  While the rake gem is being installed, `without_destdir` gets called with arguments something like this:

- $destdir is `D:/foo`
- dir is `D:/foo/bar

Your new code looks like it will fail to modify `dir`.

I suggest just removing the line that calls `dir.sub` (line 285).  Would that work?


Looks great! I am assuming that by "RO:0002556" for _Homo sapiens_, you meant "EOL:327955" correct?


Ran KNearestClassifier algorithm on the car-evaluation dataset. The parameters used were n_neighbors and weights.


Instead of `assign_attributes` and `save`, it's standard practice to simply use `if @topic.update(topic_params)` Less code.


Actually, if the logic is *identical,* you could just use a template. The only special case is when the LHS is empty and the RHS is an existing pointer set, but that seems pretty rare.


You need to fix this in all places where we are sending rest requests , like scan, delete etc also


…or you could have an overload of `get` for PointerSets as well that just returns the same thing.


A comment


It should be guest:guest no?


Ah thanks for the link @lhecker! I think that once I publish this change that error should actually just go away. This isn't currently in a released version of the gcc crate, and I've got a couple failing builds myself because of this. I'll go ahead and publish one right now though! Could you try out the most recent release and see if it works?


Чтобы не дублировать поле, стоит сделать его `protected` в классе `Node`.


Soon.


Yes.


Эти два статика лучше теперь перенести в класс `NodeWithProperty`.


This should be based on the `hasItem()`implementation.


There's not actually anything pointery about this set, right? Why limit it? (I mean, it's fine to not test it for anything else yet, but it seems like it's just ImmutableSortedSet or ImmutableArraySet, to contrast with llvm::ImmutableSet.)


pep8 compliance++


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was that ms013g kernel was not working for you ????????????????//


it have s3neo drivers


Do not *use*?


I don't see that syntax in any of the other stack table files. Can you point me to the relevant documentation for build-time dependencies?


BTW, why does this import statement need to be here at all?  Doesn't it just make more DC to be E'd by the DCE option?  ;)


revision


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1536 of 1536 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Раз теперь у модели нет проперти, то из класса `ModelPart` тоже стоит убрать проверку
```java
if (evt.getPropertyName().equals(Node.PROPERTY_NAME)
    ...
```


Thanks for updating it so quickly!


private volatile int x = 0;


public void run() {   // commentedit


![Not bad](http://cdn.meme.am/instances/66588474.jpg)


@danieldrasdo - You were mentioned in this commit. I wanted to give you credit for your awesome starter kit. I'm going to be using it for this project.


// System.out.println("out");


Yeah, we can do that. But we will be converting them back to strings on line 21 and 62. /shrug


If we go to the trouble of having a configure switch, why not just make it `--with-dnssec=yes|no|allow-downgrade`, with a default of allow-downgrade for now?


Makes sense to me. The exit-on-idle stuff was a cool idea I thought, but does not really work as long as the kernel floods us with irrelevant netlink events all the time.


Why all these replacements? Aren't those valid URLs?


public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {


I've recompiled now in pc11467 and all looks fine.


// y.incrementAndGet();


Documentation? You must be new here.

Seriously, I'm not aware that this feature has any documentation outside the implementation in eups, but it's a feature we've used in a few places on the HSC side.


No that's not allowed.
It would be a strange semantics, since in the C spirit, you don't have to
initialize a
variable if you dont have to. (C2 only forces initialization of globals
since these cause
too many bugs and are almost never performance critical).

If you want to initialize a struct with default values, you can create an
init(struct*) function
that does the work.

On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 5:47 PM, procedural <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> No, I mean:
>
> type Point struct {
>   int x = 5;
>   const char* y = "Default String";
> }
>
> Right in the declaration. Is it allowed?
>
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> .
>


Hmm, sounds weird, using strjoina() here, if extra_args is empty anyway, no? i.e. maybe rewrite to:

```c
if (isempty(extra_args))
        systemctl = "systemctl";
else
        systemctl = strjoina("systemctl ", extra_args);
```


I guess you'd want to static_assert that the type is trivial.


middle //


Метод можно сделать приватным.


s/section/sections/


>  I think we can move parsing of imports into that class later on, to clean up the overloaded `Importer` class.

Yeah, I think that's a definite possibility. First I want to just use this for sorting and grouping, but eventually I want to replace the inject JS module method with just pushing to this class.

> Are you planning to turn this on by default?

That was my plan. I think everything should go through this. If we want to allow for configuration to control sorting and grouping, that can happen as well. What do you think needs to be configurable here?


Правда. Я думал о ней как существительное а не прилагательное.


RIP `root`.


in all *other* cases?


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No reason.


new Thread(main).start();


ADV7511 main file inits the audio file and the audio file requires functions from the main file, so they can not be compiled as independent modules. I can either join the two files and use a single kconfig entry or use two kconfig entries and make them bool. What do you think? I can also ask linux-media maintainer what is the best choice.


I have small concerns about what it will do to the dependency tree: if astrometry_net_data has no non-build-time dependencies, then maybe we'll attempt to build it before sconsUtils, and get into trouble.  So maybe it's not worth trying.


The lambda:
```
const auto eq = [&name]( ... )
```
occurs repeatedly; I would prefer if that could be implemented once - using `std::function?`


Thanks, will fix it


Main = new Main()


@bvdberg ok, thanks! Makes sense.


Also, I was planning on implementing `.to_s` on this class, which would allow consumers to not have to know about the nested array structure. That should make this pretty self-contained, which I think will be nice.


I see! Thinking about this lead me to this cool tool named `rename` (on
FreeBSD you can `pkg install rename`). It looks something like this:

http://askubuntu.com/questions/58546/how-to-easily-rename-files-using-command-line

Seems super straightforward! But also reminding me I need to brush up on my
regular expressions.

On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 8:48 AM, Jason Brechin <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I'm not sure why I did this in two steps... but I think I used these 2
> commands:
> for file in *\(*; do f=$(echo $file | perl -pe 's/\s*[\(\)]/_/g'); mv
> $file $f; done
> for file in *_.gif; do f=$(echo $file | perl -pe 's/_\././'); mv $file $f;
> done
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> .
>


Timeout, not pause, but maybe yes.

On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 4:58 PM Aaron Lote <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> 10 second pause seems quite long, no?
>
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>


No problem
On 15 Feb 2016 7:26 pm, "procedural" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @bvdberg <https://github.com/bvdberg> ok, thanks! Makes sense.
>
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out of date


Sure.


The formatting seems to have been mixed up. Are you using tabs?


я тут


Это решение из демо  с 6-го вебинара. Поменял только отступы для верхнего блока, размеры кнопки и сдвинул влево заголовок, чтобы было как на макете. Почему появляются эти глюки не знаю, потратил кучу времени и бросил, иначе бы провисел ещё день над ним. Если есть время, посмотри пожалуйста, почему решение Попова ломается здесь.


lgtm


Very Clever indeed, i am a victim of stupidity and ignorance. But i'd like to know how to scam as well.


Ooooooooh I see! How weird! Is it this issue?

https://github.com/kennethreitz/requests/issues/1905

On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 8:54 AM, Jason Brechin <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> First, thanks for the commit message kudos. I'm trying to get better with
> that.
>
> Switched use of requests to urlfetch, which is the de facto method of
> getting remote resources via HTTP.
>
> Could you explain this bit?
>
> The version of requests that is included does not appear to work within
> App Engine. I'm going to look into what's going on there, because I'd
> prefer to use requests myself, and I know that it *can* work from other
> projects I've been a part of. Plus, then it's more portable code!
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/brechin/staticfuzz/commit/8c109fd8133b12b25408c633bfc48e2605a3dc62#commitcomment-16097058>
> .
>


Ещё нужны hover и active для иконок календаря и логотипа в copyright в футере, сегодня уже не успевал. Сделаю спрайти и пропишу правила в следующем коммите.


what a message


Oh more info:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21605328/python-requests-on-google-app-engine-not-working-for-https?rq=1

On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 12:30 PM, Lily Lemmer <lillian.lynn.lemmer@gmail.com
> wrote:

> Ooooooooh I see! How weird! Is it this issue?
>
> https://github.com/kennethreitz/requests/issues/1905
>
> On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 8:54 AM, Jason Brechin <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> First, thanks for the commit message kudos. I'm trying to get better with
>> that.
>>
>> Switched use of requests to urlfetch, which is the de facto method of
>> getting remote resources via HTTP.
>>
>> Could you explain this bit?
>>
>> The version of requests that is included does not appear to work within
>> App Engine. I'm going to look into what's going on there, because I'd
>> prefer to use requests myself, and I know that it *can* work from other
>> projects I've been a part of. Plus, then it's more portable code!
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/brechin/staticfuzz/commit/8c109fd8133b12b25408c633bfc48e2605a3dc62#commitcomment-16097058>
>> .
>>
>
>


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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spurious space


I thought about that. But quite frankly, I am pretty sure that DNSSEC=yes is a completely crazy mode, and distros should never default to that. It's only safe on very select networks, where you know the DNS server is powerful enough, but those are very few. It's definitely a mode to opt-in to for very specific networks, never something one should have to opt-out of. The "no" and "allow-downgrade" modes on the other hand are both suitable as defaults, and as something where people can opt-out or opt-in of...

Or in other words, it's a way to protect distros from picking stupid defaults... ;-)


dude! :smile:


Good look!


ack


:+1:
On Feb 14, 2016 12:41, "Warren Hoburg" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> got it! Yes, I think we should discourage using setup args for default
> variable values.
>
> I do think default values in the Variable( constructors is fine practice.
>
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You could do something along the lines of `current_user.delete_user @user`, and have it return a message as to what was performed (or not). That way you keep the logic of deleting a user inside the User model, and allow the controller to be relatively dumb about the whole operation.


I don't understand this commit. This property right now is not being returned, actually I had a [commit](https://github.com/blaxter/openchange/commit/0c11406a9672e2dca63fb59ff4967f67d6d07805) that I never send as pull request to actually return this property (now OL asks for it and not found is returned).

And even if we want to return it, wouldn't be better to do it in other place instead of this hook method?


Warum genau hast du jetzt ungetesteten Code in die master Branch gemerged? Der Plan war doch, dass wir erst in den master Branch mergen, wenn der Code getestet ist. Dazu ja auch Travis.


ack :D


To my knowledge Safari does not support ogg.


In general, I suggest linking to the gmane archives rather than the pipermail pages; it’s a much more useful interface.  It’s also easy to look up any message if you find its message-id header: `http://mid.gmane.org/`*message-id*.


**This file contains unused source code.**
*PyUnusedCodeBear, severity 1, section `python`.* *Related to file `coalib/tests/coalaDeleteOrigTest.py`, lines 2 to 3.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/coalib/tests/coalaDeleteOrigTest.py
+++ b/coalib/tests/coalaDeleteOrigTest.py
@@ -1,6 +1,4 @@
 import os
-import re
-import sys
 import unittest

 from coalib import coala_delete_orig
```


There's a Copy & Paste mistake in systems.csv. PAK --> PHL


@EisenbergEffect That would be great, thanks!


How does the reader know what are valid changed_ keys?  Are they listed somewhere, or can they extract them from the source code somehow?  I hope we're not going to let people change everything.


Optional stuff is a pain. Can we just kill name?


Is this spacing a purposeful style / organization thing?


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Watch the capitalization on "Datetimespoke".


I was under the impression that the ideal number of endpoints per service was 1, but that operators were insisting on 2 (billed and unbilled networks) and that 3 was something we didn't want to do so we could avoid having a distinction between public and admin?


Right, which is why this gives it `.mp3`.  IE is the only one to get `.ogg`.


Person extending this WIP spec, please stick to one expectation per example.


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gmbl, i don't like the "NULL" insertion here....

maybe instead add a new function `build_extra_args()` or so that does this properly and we just call here?


Just from the function name itself, this can interfere with Scala's assignment of function to variables - even if it is just visually.

```
def myFunc = ...
val myFuncVal = myFunc _
```


ack


this was soo cool! :D


I don't think this is a good change, it makes it harder than it already is to just "browse" the content


Suggested, punchier docstring syntax:

```
util.read_csv_files <- function () {
    # Read a list of data files and save data frames into variable.
    #
    # Args:
    #   path_list: list, map of variable names to set and file paths to load
    #
    # ...more verbosity
```


Hey Sandy. Come talk with me tonight about your quiz. We're going to go over it.


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Add a comma after "Anaconda" on this line.


That would give the wrong return type. Event handler callbacks should be void. False returns boolean.
Also this would be a different type from line 222, so the same function has two return types.


This commit didn't make it into boost 1.60.
That's a rather big problem because type_traits in 1.60. does not automatically include
the resp. headers anymore and, hence, boost currently bundles a broken version of boost graph.

Please make sure this is fixed in the next boost release!


dito


reack


The return was indeed unnecessary here.


How about changing the text to

>when calling an application with a winpty alias while the corresponding executable is not in the `PATH`

since this change is not limited to `node`?


Indeed this return should not have been there! Violated my own type rule....


Why pass in the file_i if we've already got references to the right inode by virtue of being a CInode?


Weil beim aktuellen Stand Testen da völlig unsinnvoll ist.


I'm looking forward to trying out the ESS 688! I would think there are drivers for the various versions of Windows to test, too. Amazing work.


We generally don't care for write errors to stdout... See CODING_STYLE...


Yep, I forked G++ into GlowstoneMC


I don't like this change


Cristina and Steve put together a an excel flat file database to get us started with all the data for the project.  Steve found out that Github cannot upload an excel file, only code.  We used slack to work on the database.


I made one comment above, but the rest looks good.


Thanks @brandoncluff, if you find any issues, be sure to submit an issue on my repo.


These docs are generated from the docstrings here:
https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/blob/65e48e88e17548e3116c3750dfd0b83c428e20ec/tensorflow/python/ops/math_ops.py#L252

Can you update those too, and then squash the commits?  Thanks!


what a crazy idea


I can't overwrite `glob`
Only way to do it is by using `Globbing`

Couldn't think of anything better


Assigning is a side-effect, and it would more functional (in the functional programming sense) to simply return the loaded data frames.


I don't like it :(


Man page?

Also, wouldn't it make sense for many of the types (at least A, AAAA, TXT and suchlike) to use dns_resource_record_to_wire_format(), and then simply dump the rdata this generated when --raw is specified? (using rr->wire_format_rdata_offset).


Removed RelativeLayout from HandwritingGridViewHolder in AlphabetHandwritingChoicesAdapter to prevent grid item from stretching to fill width of the screen.


Indentation issues in this area. Run util.tidy() on it, or revisit the code conventions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nO0rFe3MHPDE6gwpHhzFH5PGBV8D5gqtuNXbBgtwL2M/edit#


It would probably be a good idea to introduce states to the game. In order to do so we'd have to something to check for state changes (probably using events and an event loop) and states for intro screen, game in progress and game over.


that message sucks! Can you file a newcomer bug about it?


ack :@


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Forget it. Was not very clear what you were trying to do. This is actually overriding the `=` assignment operation for `listenerRoutes`.


Hmm, RAW_PACKET is not implemented yet? or did I miss something? what should it do?


Since you're touching this line, you could fix the typo 'storad' on the comment: it should be 'stored'.


Oh, seeing that now. Seems like dns_resource_record_to_wire_format() is the tool for the job though, to dump RDATA...


Freq 29200 is disabled.


Aici nu avem excepție on Solr timeout?


should probably be called DNSSEC_PHASE_DNSKEY... i.e. get prefixed with DNSSEC.


This logic isn't actually correct, but thanks for the input!


1. First you will need to make sure you have Git installed. Go to your command line and type git --version. If it gives you any type of error, then go to git-scm.com to download and install Git.


looks ok


I'm having a tough time making sense of this paragraph.  Here's a potential rewrite that makes more sense to me, but perhaps changes the meaning.  Let me know.

The ``post_install_tools_disabled`` key corresponds to using the ``firstboot --disable`` command in the installation kickstart file.  This requests that the post-installation setup tools be skipped.  If this key is present and set to 1, any post-installation tools that parse the user interaction file should first make sure the tool won't be started again, and then terminate immediately.


Bravo!
Other fixes it's there: https://github.com/jsr-d9/android_hardware_atheros_wifi_ath6kl/commits/d9


lgtm


More efficient version, based upon Don's in class solution.


Done.  Also fixed the inconsistent indents and removed the vertical centerline.


No, no. The type is very intentionally i8. Langinfo items that return a byte should be interpreted as signed byte, no matter what the default of `char` is on given platform.


This is the minimum version of CMake which supports the LINK_PRIVATE and LINK_PUBLIC qualifiers for target_link_libraries(). Using LINK_PRIVATE allows me to add linker flags (like the base address and the -nodefaultlib flag) without them becoming part of the library's interface (which would add them to the link flags of anything that uses the library). If I use LINK_PRIVATE, than anything I want to be part of the interface has to be marked with LINK_PUBLIC.


good catch. Maybe we can use bitops.h from lib here. I just forgot to rewrite this part with bitops stuff.


The product is not EOL. It's now called HPE Helion Stackato: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/cloud/helion-devplatform-overview.html


Again, no. Langinfo items that return array of bytes return an array of _signed_ bytes. Cast is appropriate here; that is the purpose of the decode function.


Seems to work @alexcrichton: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/zonyitoo/context-rs/build/1.0.88/job/82kvkapx5gtd343i


It doesn't need to, there are simply a few "default imports" here for convenience that are likely gonna be needed anyway.


Actually, I don't know where rust-bindgen got the definition of ffi::size_t from, but it was bogus. It should match libc::size_t.


@xpbliss I'm still working on it, the motivation behind this functionality is:
1. A way of passing some parameters to the router (details are provided below).
2. Potentially, named routes (https://github.com/revel/revel/issues/547).

The use-case for (1) "passing parameters" is demonstrated by the code:
```go
//@route    /page_not_found    404
func (c *App) SomeError404Action() http.Handler {
}
```
You've added "404" label to some of your actions. And now your router knows that if a `Page Not Found Error` has occurred, that action above must be automatically invoked.

Similarly, if there is an `Internal Server Error`, the action with "500" label will be called. And in case of `Method Not Allowed`, the action with "405" will be showed.

#### Long answer
When a user is requesting something (e.g. `/App/Index` page), the request is processed by `routers/denco` package first (it's a wrapper around [this](https://github.com/naoina/denco)).
If the requested path does not exist or requested method is not allowed, the router calls  `NotFound` or `MethodNotAllowed` handlers (that are [defined](https://github.com/colegion/contrib/blob/master/routers/denco/denco.go#L256-L268) in the router).

The issue is you don't want your 404 error or 405 error or any other one to look like an empty page. You want to customize your error pages, don't you? For that you would have to update your `main.go` and write the following code:
```go
func init() {
	denco.NotFound = handlers.Errors.Error404
	denco.MethodNotAllowed = handlers.Errors.Error405
}
```
And that does require you to have the error actions defined in your `./controllers` (remember the `errors.go` file in the earlier versions of skeleton?).

The labels solve this issue. You create an action in any controller you want and add one of the special labels:
* 404
* 405
* 500

That's it, router automatically understand that your want the router with the label to be used for appropriate errors. E.g.:
```go
//@route    /page_not_found    404
func (c *App) Error404() http.Handler {
}
```
The action above will be automatically used when error 404 must be showed.


We'd love to see this functionality merged, what can we do to help?

cc: @karthikbr82


YES !


Libc 0.1 types are hopelessly out of sync by now. There is no chance for it to compile with libc 0.1 again, so returning to it won't do.


"БИЛДА" - нет такого русского слова. Есть сборка или задание на сборку и артефакт сборки.


Good one


Ha, good catch!


looks useful, but I'd just fold this into DNS_RESOURCE_KEY_NAME() itself. no need to define another static inline call for this, after all DNS_RESOURCE_KEY_NAME() already is one...

And I'd suggest using dns_name_is_root() as check whether to return "." or not. (effectively, makes very little difference, but I think it's easiert to grok) Also, a comment would be nice, something along the lines of "normally, we don't care whether domains are suffixed by a dot or not, but for the root domain we do, since they otherwise appear as empty string" or so...)


Thanks for letting me know. I think there was no product page at the time I moved it to EOL yet.


looks good otherwise!


This setup prepares for all of the #off tests, but:
1. we're doing tests collaboratively and each of us could have different things to put in here...
2. it would be much clearer if the specific tests would setup the cases just with what they need


Next time when refactoring you might want to disable comments and string values.
If this also happened for an actual string value, it is no problem now, because there is no release for agricraft yet.


That's what I've been saying to myself :grin:


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But DNSSEC=allow-downgrade is useless. Attacks on DNS are easiest locally, and this is where allow-downgrade is vulnerable. Of course it's great as testing mechanism, but if our goal is not to switch to DNSSEC=yes at some point, I think we're wasting our time.

Also, general distributions are not everything, individuals might want to set the default different. Also distributions like Fedora Cloud or Fedora Server might consider DNSSEC=yes because they are running in a more limited and reliable environment (they don't compile their own systemd, but if they did...). And hopefully the situation will change for the better in the future.


`off` can only be called with a single argument if it is a registration handle.


Fixes #20


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ModelLoader.setCustomModelResourceLocation(item, meta, location) is recommended.


Fixes https://github.com/denvned/isomorphic-relay/issues/20


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This breaks cobertura-check.sh, replacing it will instrument calls and hard-coded version numbers.


Don't understand what the code in this unit test is doing wrt to the unit test title.


Will do.


create a random file*


Yeah, and label `someindexlabel` has no any special meaning. For now it will be just ignored. I added it to the `tools/generate/handlers/testdata/controllers/subpackage/app.go` for testing purposes.


I did not know that. That's definitely easier to type in...


Pourquoi ne pas mettre toujours true quand on minifie ?


It fixes for me too. Thanks.


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I love shell scripts and thus I try to avoid constructs I do not understand at the first view, like this (you have to think a lot to get its meaning correctly):
```shell
if ! LIBTOOLIZE="`which glibtoolize 2>/dev/null`" || [ ! -x "$LIBTOOLIZE" ]; then
```

What about this?
```shell
if [ -z ${LIBTOOLIZE} ]; then
  LIBTOOLIZE="`which glibtoolize 2>/dev/null`" || LIBTOOLIZE="`which libtoolize 2>/dev/null`"
  if [ ! -x "$LIBTOOLIZE" ]; then
       echo "(g)libtoolize not found, please install libtool"
       exit 1
  fi
fi
```


paste that code in a controller and the application forces the user to authenticate before you can use that controller.

use this helper in the "posts" controller since we don't want the user to be able to create posts before him/her has logged in.


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I like that idea. @martijnkaijser will also.
@fetzerch


Besides, DCE probably wouldn't remove any of these anyway - they're referenced too often internally for that.


if the user is signed in, our application displays a greetings message and a logout link.


это  приемливо.


Solo son 6, de igual forma hay que arreglar esto :cold_sweat:


Are the changes in the localization intentional? Or is that also a side effect of the refactor?


Cool.


so check tx can't run concurrently with this - can we combine recheckTxs and filter ? ie. "doRecheck" is a flag on filterTxs? then we also don't need to build a list of txs.

I think its right to block because otherwise we don't have the right state for new check txs to run against (they need to be queued after the old ones are filtered and run).


@jonsterling yes, I think so, if by closed you mean what you would have if you tried to do this with an IR universe of PERs like the old OTT encoding. You can always add another PER to your ambient framework from any type as long as you demonstrate that it has the right structure.

Maybe another interesting thing to think about from that point of view is that PERs or higher groupoids defined in this coinductive fashion also seem to be more "open ended" that the usual presheaf approach based on shapes. I don't have anything more precise to say about it than that but in principle one could imagine constructing the higher dimensions of a groupoid over time according to observations on some sequence that is not necessarily lawlike…


cambios


This is what broke compatibility with the Android app, if anyone was wondering.


From [the spec](http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#p):

> When you do want to insert a `<br />` break tag using Markdown, you end a line with **two or more spaces**, then type return.

Emphasis mine.


kl


Look at page 32 of the eups manual.


for now it seems to work well so one thing I didnt messed up to much :P


Just a note, I beliveve the previous version was valid too, might be a bug of colobot-lint - colobot/colobot-lint#12


Works locally but JQ and JQM styling and functions broken on apk built with PhoneGap,