there is no such thing as 'approaching' :p

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> Yep, that's what it looks like for the most part..although all three SP
> timed have moderate negative correlations (none are significant but could
> be read as approaching) with a difference of about a second in the
> trendline, which suggests they're feeling rushed on that task. It will be
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Did you just delete my comment? I don't get what you want to say. It's just about the `BuilderHelper`.


I think we neither need this TODO nor do we want the commented code here anymore since `DeploymentScaler` isn't using `Scale` anymore.


This might be problematic, since usernames are only unique within a discourse, but not database-wide. So we could have multiple Users with the same username which would cause this method to throw a non unique result exception.
It's probably better to expose one of the existing repo methods

@RestResource(exported = false)
public List<User> findAllByUsername(@Param("username")String username);
public Page<User> findAllByUsername(@Param("username")String username, Pageable pageable);

(probably the first one)


oh an also for graphs like SP_production_timed it says n=3 and yet I see
more than 3 dots...am i missing something?

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> there is no such thing as 'approaching' :p
>
> On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 10:45 AM, Jonathan Nicholas <
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>> Yep, that's what it looks like for the most part..although all three SP
>> timed have moderate negative correlations (none are significant but could
>> be read as approaching) with a difference of about a second in the
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>> interesting to see whether that goes away with practice.
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fair enough, no more speculation


Did this autofix? Go go, autofix!


Do you mean that the whole app could be broken at all without crash? Hard to pretend ya, need to investigate it deeper. But in any case it is better then crash and it still puts info to crashlytics but as non fatal and we can review it later.


fixed


Added just 3 unittests. Fourth was splitted because it is not completed yet, will go in separate PR when ready.


@nhaesler This is the fourth or fifth fixup for one of the `controllerAs` changes… Is there some way to get something like angular2’s `a.b.?c` behaviour? That would probably be a huge help with things like this


Did you add your KTN webserver to the project?


hmm no let me look at that


It is up to the user - but that should be the recommendation


good idea!


Good to hear that!

I think memtable bloom filters only make sense for high-performant in-memory store. We only use it for one use-case here at Facebook, which keeps its data in memory.

Are you ever bottlenecked by latency of a memtable read?


I mean maybe app will open and not be usable, and will be stuck open for example.  Or maybe it will have some unexpeceted behavior which is worse than a crash.


A crash at least the next link click would re-open, so there is worse things than a crash.


Yep -- I did this first so it wouldn't get included in https://github.com/facebook/nuclide/commit/7e129b06ce4ef2a3c6c6231666d64dff24ae8e1e. I wanted to be able to generate that commit just by running ESLint's autofix over our whole codebase.


I won't be good for a Skype call unless it's later on tonight. Tomorrow or
Saturday night would work best.

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I've added option not to clear overlay canvas, so there is no more need for two functions


Great! good job!


Check check check!


yeah, but I didn't want to rely on the individual FEATURE_FOO's internal `uint64_t` or whatever (trying to abstract that part), and `switch` doesn't play well with non-int types. I rationalized doing it this way by assuming the compiled will be just as smart as if it found a switch.


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xD tested my webserver on nibble forgot to remove it


okay


No need to have this code at all? Just remove the TODO and the commented code?


All changes to /boot and /source/Time folder.

Changes appear consistent with new EAS directory structure.


When will thy learn


Never written tests with CTest, so not really sure about that...


Same here, remove TODO and the commented code?


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Hi, I'd be glad to help with anything here and would love to see this commit make it to master.
May I know what's remaining ?


What about the leading slash of the realm? Is this left out here or URLencoded?


I assumed whatever it was, this commit would not actually be merged. I'm assuming at some point we'll have a 'CEPH_FEATURE_JEWEL' though, right? otherwise I can just put this one in place and set it to the appropriate value.


@mgrenier Sorry for the revert-revert, I didn't see you already fixed it >.<


Well, the deletion tombstone issue I just fixed by using `iterate_upper_bound` could be seen as high latency of reads from the memtable. But I think that issue was better solved using `iterate_upper_bound` than memtable bloom filters.

I was wondering: if a user specifies a prefix extractor and a non-total_order_seek, couldn't `Iterator::Seek` already limit which keys it looks at without the need to specify `iterate_upper_bound`?


agreed. i can add this to the same if above where the extension for libraries is set.


@dkhamsing travis has failed. we need to add badge link in white list, can you help me?


Kept having issues with the compiler crashing on Linux if more threads were used. This seems to resolve that problem without being too painfully slow.


Without this change I was running into Plugin.Activate error because it was picking up 1.15 version. If not specified, would it pick the right version?


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yep, i get that, I was just building things out so i could figure out what needs to be what and what might be sharable between speaker series and projects


Hey grey line under strapline on page 13 is mssing in the middle


fucking colemak


fixed


Is there a reason to not use `date.weekday()` which goes from 0 .. 6?


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i tried to limit the amount of changes i did to just the configure script, but changing arch in hindsight seems like a better idea.


thanks for the update!


Thanks ;)


Never got to this point to see if it caused crashes, but better safe than sorry.


Short docstring would be nice.


I don't see how this has any affect on the wallet format used, `fetch_stealth2` is just a copy of `fetch_stealth`?


on it #590


I think Shields should be lowercase to be consistent with the other menu item text I think.


I'm not sure how the REST discovery works.  Are you saying I should rename this to "findByName", and also have a DiscoursePartRepository method by the same name, and just have one call the other?

BTW I just realized DiscoursePartRepository has a "findOneByName" method, so at the very least this method should call that one instead of reimplementing it.


Make your changes to the PMI repository please, not directly to IMP. I'll revert this commit.


This doesn't actually track order across files, though, does it? I don't think it's worth keeping it around. We're not expecting forward-compatibility in any other way.


This is useful ;D


Sorry for the interruption of service. I was rushed into pushing out 2.5.3 and missed that I hadn't fixed it perfectly.


My recollection was that messages would also be at the item level?


> Well, the deletion tombstone issue I just fixed by using iterate_upper_bound could be seen as high latency of reads from the memtable. But I think that issue was better solved using iterate_upper_bound than memtable bloom filters.

Yes I agree.

> I was wondering: if a user specifies a prefix extractor and a non-total_order_seek, couldn't Iterator::Seek already limit which keys it looks at without the need to specify iterate_upper_bound?

Yes it could! It doesn't automatically? If not, this is definitely something interesting that we could optimize.


Feel free to open a github issue on that.


Como assim, explain your self.


The code does not comply to PEP8.

```
<Result object(id=0x66cb3b885d2b452abea54a4b11251e4c, origin='PEP8Bear', affected_code=(<SourceRange object(start=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmpl8wzhdou/test.py', line=2, column=None) at 0x7fd66739df98>, end=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmpl8wzhdou/test.py', line=2, column=None) at 0x7fd666979eb8>) at 0x7fd66746d780>,), severity=NORMAL, message='The code does not comply to PEP8.') at 0x7fd674a21748>
```


The code does not comply to PEP8.

```
<Result object(id=0x6c90ce75c6334bc28cc001981f6a0353, origin='PEP8Bear', affected_code=(<SourceRange object(start=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmpl8wzhdou/test.py', line=4, column=None) at 0x7fd666736668>, end=<SourcePosition object(file='/tmp/tmpl8wzhdou/test.py', line=4, column=None) at 0x7fd666736908>) at 0x7fd666736828>,), severity=NORMAL, message='The code does not comply to PEP8.') at 0x7fd6667364a8>
```


Ok, I will remove this.


Only the monitors use them now, but I can imagine a time when clients may also rely on them for something (say, figuring out how to communicate with the monitors if a brand new option that conflicts with an older one suddenly appears). Besides, this is a 'features' field in the MonMap. I think it's obvious it refers to monmap features, and I don't think calling it 'mon_features' would be appropriate in this case.


I just realized that there's another issue similar to the one with users.
DiscoursePart entities don't necessarily have unique names. This is definitely the case in Wikipedia, where DiscourseParts represent discussions and the "name" represents the title of the discussion.
So the findOne method returning an Optional would run into problems if multiple enties are returned.
I changed it to findAllByName and used the corresponding repo method for that.


I have sent a pull request to ` ianbishop`


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I changed it to use the exisiting UserRepository mehtod and to return a list of Users instead of an Optional.


I've seen semver ranges for `1.0.0-rc.1`. I'm wondering if you've seen that and is it significant for `rc1` vs `rc.1`.
See http://semver.org/ and https://docs.npmjs.com/misc/semver#prerelease-identifiers.


You should use `DataContext` instead of `DataBaseContext` since technically you could have a flat file storage... which isn't a database.


Thanks! :-)


Understood, addressed in 7161345.


worldinterface plugin resumed!
let's complete this!


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maybe I'll add the margin to the body itself or something... I'll play with it later.


Richard, although I spent wonderful nearly 3 weeks fixing bugs caused by changing things to GObjects (and I learned a lot about GLib :) I really would not mind if you fixed it better/faster than me. Just please don't disable tests this time. ;)


@magnusbaeck Thanks!!


I think "any" was correct here?


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Assignment page


The user can't use **one-time** binding. (You probably confused with **one-way** bindings :smiley:)


Maybe having two fields stuck_features and optional_features and ORing
those together?  That way it's clear the stuck ones are the automagic
sticky ones and the others aren't.

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> Only the monitors use them now, but I can imagine a time when clients may also rely on them for something (say, figuring out how to communicate
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Sorry, meant to do it through PMI!

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You are fast, Ozcan :)


Is it not `2.0.6`?


FAKEVALUE commit is cool.


should this test the value? say the insert insert the date in UTC and check against GMT, for example. To see if the Timezone has been correctly handled?


This should have been handled by a `where()` step in the stream before `setOrganization()` was executed.


Switch to logging


what is 'ls'?


@l4sh tus aportes me parecen muy importantes, pero aún no estoy seguro de si deben formar parte del código de conducta. He considerado que este documento debe ser conciso y apuntar a erradicar un tiempo de comportamiento dañino que imposibilite el avance de los planteamientos en el grupo.


@corbt Glad your head can heal now.  Sorry about the bug.  A few others had found issues too.


From my understanding, the method returns a string, not an object. But I think I didn't put parentheses refer to the method which eclipse wasn't picking up. I'll try again

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@bradygaster @domaindrivendev I am not a lawyer, but I don't believe you can switch to GPL in one commit and in a subsequent commit switch back to MIT without the entire codebase remaining tainted by GPL.

I think to properly undo this, you must rebase on the commit prior to the GPL, such as 93162fef0ff728dcef1e76a555abbf6636a23791. Also, any code that was committed after the change is also tainted and must be recreated from scratch.

If that's true, then the longer the project continues on it's current path, the bigger a problem this will become.

It may be worth consulting a lawyer if this issue is important to either of you and your companies.


Prefer this to be negative check to be safer I.e != FALSE will always be Production unless explicitly set to exactly FALSE


changed my life fam


To say that I'm confused would be an understatement. :confused:


:lollipop:


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@nadavrot Great, thanks for checking out the project! Having the code included in the benchmark suite would be exciting. What level of code integration were you considering?


An `Optional` is overkill here.  Since it'll either have a value or be `null`, you can just place it directly into the request body.  The `null` will be the equivalent of not setting it.


@gmatoshp @jrosadohp I am assuming this is a stub that you will cleanup eventually, right?! :wink:


was plotting incorrect and correct trials as separate points -_- that's what happens when you work on the train.
Production untimed is the only significant correlation but there are only two points so of course it is. Only other notable change is that some trends became positive.


Whoops! Sorry @carlosfrodriguez, that was not intentional!


shouldn't the following lines be indented after the if?


@rqc Yup! The idea is to have this test file act as a client to shipyard's api.


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good


.suo-шка не нужна


I've never seen a "ruling" about it but wondered as well. In the past I've used `-beta1` and `-beta2` for releases. I *think* that would be fine according to [section 11](http://semver.org/#spec-item-11) unless you planned to release `-beta10` since according to the semver rules that wouldn't sort right. Whereas, `-beta.1` and `-beta.10` *would* sort right. If you need more than 9 betas or rcs before a release I would argue *that* is your problem right there. :smile_cat:


good call


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i open CMD and write cd src -> php compile.php --out MyPm.phar ?


Could you make the default true, so existing users of this module would not be impacted and can expect no change?


# Getting and Cleaning Date - Course Project


:-) right! OK


Moved the function determining which key to use from the javascript in base.html to config.py. Also made it so only 1 additional variable is passed in the template values instead of the previous 2.


Cool. I came across the CamScanner app as on Android. Similar results, I'll update the image.


Неверные параметры шрифта. Не 300, а 500


@Lordnoname


h1 должен быть внутри центровщика


@keenecrk, I think you might want to handle a case if there is arguments specified (add some default numbers)


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блоки .index-logo, .main-navigation необходимо обернуть блоком у которого будет класс .clearfix, так как эти блоки будут флоатные


The _mangle_command still needs to be run for the normal path & not just the container path -- if you pass it in as an arg (archive_name) for a container, you will need to do the same for the regular path.  Want to preserve current functionality


Эта страница активна, мы на ней находимся


ok


Hey vchigrin, you created this tests file back in 2013. Would you agree to license it BSD-3-clause like the main clcache file? https://github.com/frerich/clcache/pull/50 Looking forward to hear from you!


idk


дать форме атрибут name


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It's confusing to have both `create_rigid_body` and `add_rigid_body`. Maybe just add an `rb_object` option to `create_rigid_body` , which defaults to None. If you pass something (and it checks that it's a core::RigidBody), then it can skip the code for creating the body and just add the mover.


Hey, c vraiment cool ce que tu as fais


This one is a bit of a special case. It is the sum of the the current caller local count plus the locals from the prospective inline. So we'll note those two values and then policy can use them to decide whether or not to inline.


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Alternatively we could split `create_rigid_body` into two functions: `create_rigid_constraint` and `create_rigid_mover` or something.


`CRYPT_VERIFYCONTEXT` → `CRYPT_VERIFYCONTEXT | CRYPT_SILENT` to avoid any UI popping up.


I noticed a flicker on iOS when I set the height of the `TextInput` to `event.nativeEvent.contentSize.height`. If I added a few extra pixels, `height: event.nativeEvent.contentSize.height + 10`, the flicker went away.


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looks like this doesn't initialize `m_bNeedsConfiguration` (if so, it's a pre-existing problem)


Feature #113558197


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left out, like the (internal) services api: /(api/){realm}/{id}/client where realm is just a string like "services"


Should I wait with the integration until you do it, or merge the pull request now?


по идее, при выполнении какого-либо действия redo-стек должен сбрасываться, чтобы нельзя было сделать undo, нарисовать что-нибудь и сделать redo.


LGTM, thx.


checker/manual/README contains an incomplete list of packages necessary to build the manual.
I'm not sure the Troubleshooting section is the first place I would look for this information. Would "Building from source" be better? Can we put all this together in one place?


getListaServidoresEmail() e SigaBaseProperties.getString("servidor.smtp") não são equivalentes, já que lêem a mesma propriedade?


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имена классов по стайлгайду пишутся с заглавной, даже если это partial-классы


Id and User is the same


Nice scope method there.


комментарии к самому классу и к каждому public-методу тоже весьма приветствуются


Well the pull request has been up for 2 months but yes its mostly feature complete.


а арифметические операции выделяются пробелами


dkfmlkf


Фильтр цены обернуть в fieldset, вместо h3 использовать legend


Tem um ';' sobrando nesta linha (84).


:fireworks: :fireworks: :fireworks: :fireworks:


ack


typo here, to be fixed in next rev.


Should impl the cause(&self) -> Option<&Error> method, too, since for the IO variant, at least, you have a cause Error.


кнопку вынеси за пределы fieldset


Lucky option d) presented itself thanks to @boffbowsh. We will add the links->parent array to the topic's links.json and build, a general purpose, breadcrumb from that. Commit tacked on the end of this PR.


@muniri92  this looks could but you could do this...


adfs


Thanks to : https://github.com/Storrund for state manager


:cry:


Use [`destroy_all`](http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveRecord/Relation.html#method-i-destroy_all) over [`delete_all`](http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveRecord/Relation.html#method-i-delete_all), it's safer.


This change breaks functionality.

Chrome error:
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input (TimeCircles.js:941)

Firefox/Firebug error:
SyntaxError: missing } after function body 	(TimeCircles.js (line 941, col 40))


:tada:


Это не ссылка, а div


I would have added this in the Windows Window manager class rather than here, since it's use less on Linux.


Это ссылка


I think you can do this via the built in AR method. Also be very careful when you name methods don't override methods that already exist. Extend. `delete_all_from_params` or `delete_all_by_ids` or something.


ok, y que pondríamos en el default?


@ Everyone - Who is willing to contribute to OpenTK maintenance?  I think one reason @Frassle  burnt out is OpenTK is too large for one person to maintain alone.  I would be willing & I have some web development experience, although it's not my strongest skill.  I could help w/ unit testing the math code & to approve pull requests, although I agree w/ @leezer3 that's a little nerve racking.

So who is willing to be **a** maintainer?


LOL


мне кажется, имеет смысл сделать пять разных обработчиков, потому что полагаться на текст, написанный на кнопке --- это ставить крест на интернационализации приложения


скобки не нужны, кстати


Isn't it better to just get the current FIPS_mode() and only call FIPS_mode_set() if it is != to what is expected?


En effet 42" est la hauteur totale et 48" la largeur.
Je viens d'ajouter un tableau des capacité des réservoirs dans google Drive. "Tableau de capacité des réservoirs.xlsx"


Done


> So who is willing to be a maintainer?

I am. Having 2 ~ 3 maintainers would be good.


Hmm it shouldn't do that, it does not seem to be missing anything. If I have time I'll have a look at this during the weekend.


input type="reset"


Thanks.


second edit


Правки как в каталоге


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Вместо p - h1, и b не надо


"than writing an {@link InvocationPlugin} that doing".  Typo?


Forgot Write-Host there on line 34...


Write-Host :)


@ccoltman The change seems to have no connection with the problem. Could publish excerpts of HTML and JavaScript code where you use the plugin? Thank you.


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que no esta soportado la accion, return error


не h1


максимизировать окно неплохо бы запретить, а то ему становится плохо


Всё проверил. Небольшие правки


Why did you do this? It's not needed with triple back ticks.


This line casts the following error on Linux:
```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "mcedit.py", line 986, in <module>
    main(sys.argv)
  File "mcedit.py", line 923, in main
    MCEdit.main()
  File "mcedit.py", line 767, in main
    rootwidget.run()
  File "/home/dens/Projets/Python27/MCEdit-Unified/master/MCEdit-Unified/albow/root.py", line 168, in run
    self.run_modal(None)
  File "/home/dens/Projets/Python27/MCEdit-Unified/master/MCEdit-Unified/albow/root.py", line 363, in run_modal
    print "New: " + str(event.__dict__['size'])
AttributeError: event member not defined
```


Agreed, reverted the commit.


5420-OSCM-Docs (mitchute) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2084 of 2084 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 6 tests had: AUD diffs.

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Low on time these days, so I'm not in for an actual active maintainer position - sorry guys.


Ah sorting! The `foo.1` is unnatural (I forget it when looking up tags) but I get it. Thanks!


you have no idea how much i would love to be the one that will help you on this my man but i cant see something that jumps out.. are we sure its not related to linux updates? Have you tried it with stock linux 3.10.61?


"beifügen"? Das Wort kenne ich nicht :-) Warum die Änderung


VERSIO?


![Oh god why?](https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/90/cc/9f/90cc9f367d059ad714f5acbe8ef11a26.jpg)


you can probably remove that too


I've change to trunk and I see the metabox there, but it doesn't save the data


in general this is not true because you dont know whether components in numerator and denominator are the same


Wrap this with a try catch ignoring error.


Or possibly a debug message with the error.


That works, I'll change it to that.  Just a note, the input_adaptor() does
not handle the GMM hierarchies at this point, so those rbs must be
explicitly passed.

On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 11:26 AM, Charles Greenberg <
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> Alternatively we could split create_rigid_body into two functions:
> create_rigid_constraint and create_rigid_mover or something.
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Passed quick tests: 1040 - 23 = 1017 (commit d668dac26da8d0c13949122c40fd731f712f3011)
Passed quick tests: 1040 - 26 = 1014 (commit 0dc6374889bc4f87479353b1bbadbf28cba4ca80)


Can you expand on this and give me a way to reproduce? I'm not sure what you mean. If you mean something like `curld -v --range 0-0,-1 https://example.com` it works.


лучше отдельными объявлениями, через запятую очень трудно визуально понять, какие переменные объявляются


If you remove all uses of "SETIFEMPTY" then the macro should be removed also.


How is this different that what I had?

Why do you need the CACHE indication if the value is not set?


This is needed.  You can not remove the VXL_LIB_PREFIX.


probably need to remove the rest of the imports as well since their not being used


Hi! The Quarter intervall not work in iOs, any suggestion?


Here alpha is applyed only on exp(x) it should be "alpha * (exp(x) - 1)" If i understand page 5 of the paper.


Ok, Thank you for your prompt response, but i see in "install notes" there are 2 .rrd  "rrdtool create weatherdata.rrd --step 1 \" and "rrdtool create wundergrounddata.rrd --step 300 \".
If the path is /home/pi/raspberrypi-weather-station/scripts/weatherdata.rrd, where is wundergrounddata.rrd?

sorry I begins


Ops. We have to take a look at that regression. Solution was recommended by Max Wang but there were drawbacks then...


Название UserPanelDao сбивает с толку.
Лутше PanelDao


Update this? https://github.com/django-json-api/django-rest-framework-json-api#from-pypi


Extreme case: Should we allow to overflow?


I'm getting the following errors when running this on psql 9.4.5:

```
Loading "dump," into database "gemcutter_development," as user "olivierlacan"
,Droppping database gemcutter_development
Creating database gemcutter_development
Adding hstore extension
psql: invalid option -- b
Try "psql --help" for more information.
Loading the data from dump
psql: unrecognized option `--echo-errors'
Try "psql --help" for more information.
Done.
```


Would it make sense to use a default name for the downloaded dump? It took me several tries to realized I had to define a custom name with the `-c` flag.


Yes... realized that after committing. We'll regroup and incorporate this work post-SQL pull in the algorithm.


Uh oh! Can you post the code or add it to the test_tools.py test?


ack


Looks like these backward slashes should be forward slashes, see #176


The purpose was to display triple back tick as a code. Follows the same convention as done in other files e.g. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jbranchaud/til/master/linux/upgrading-ubuntu.md

What's wrong with this?


good effort


Is there a version of bail that will stop the current suite but continue on with the next one?


Let's make this a constant or app config variable!


@valdisrigdon this fixes JVM settings and gets the logs showing up for windows


@gforcada Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.api/41//violations
```
src/plone/api/content.py:268:1: C901 'delete' is too complex (15)
src/plone/api/content.py:360:1: C901 '_wf_transitions_for' is too complex (13)
src/plone/api/content.py:425:1: C901 'transition' is too complex (13)
src/plone/api/tests/test_doctests.py:121:13: T001 print statement found.
src/plone/api/tests/test_env.py:31:14: D001 found declarePublic replace it with AccessControl.ClassSecurityInfo.public
src/plone/api/tests/test_env.py:32:14: D001 found declareProtected replace it with AccessControl.ClassSecurityInfo.protected
src/plone/api/tests/test_env.py:33:14: D001 found declareProtected replace it with AccessControl.ClassSecurityInfo.protected
src/plone/api/tests/test_env.py:34:14: D001 found declareProtected replace it with AccessControl.ClassSecurityInfo.protected
src/plone/api/tests/test_env.py:35:14: D001 found declarePrivate replace it with AccessControl.ClassSecurityInfo.private
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


If it's in app_config, you also won't need to define it in JS later!


#512 TODO: comments


A bit tricky, since value is an Object, not a String;


See other files as well: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jbranchaud/til/master/linux/check-ubuntu-version.md
and https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jbranchaud/til/master/linux/configure-your-server-timezone.md


Much much better!


looks good


I think I made a mistype when I tried your way because it wasn't getting the object. I'll try again. As for when it throws the error, if the core mods directory doesn't exist according to the java docs. But I'll try again

> On Feb 11, 2016, at 8:18 AM, Ryan Dowling <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Problem I see with this is when will a NPE ever be thrown? the instance.getCoreModsDirectory(); method doesn't throw it so it would always return true.
>
> I still think relying on the instance.getMinecraftVersion().usesCoreMods() is the best solution.
>
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>


Typo, thx.


Badly, the changes made here break the whole stuff on Linux...

Actually looking for a solution :wink:


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Working on tests for all this!  Up soon.

On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 11:53 AM, Charles Greenberg <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Uh oh! Can you post the code or add it to the test_tools.py test?
>
> —
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>

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*Mailing Address:*
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1700 4th Street, Suite 503B
San Francisco, CA 94158-2330

saltzberg@salilab.org
ds229@bu.edu


```
A macro that only evaluates the given expression on Windows only. See examples in
[Handling Operating System Variation](:ref:`Handling Operating System Variation <man-handling-operating-system-variation>`).
```


Shouldn't this be ported to `(1.12 | 2.2)-stable`?


will fix - thanks.


This is not necessary, is your `env` broken?


This fails with a 32-bit compiler.  Should be:

``int64_t modifySize = -((int64_t)removeIt->GetTxSize());``


System output cannot be returned to the web service, this output is lost and the error unhandled


Keep an eye on db/define_schema.rb line 34.  This might need to be a "string".


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What means return 0? Javadoc doesn't explain and method behavior isn't clear.


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Seems like something went wrong with this commit.


Right, I'll make the argument processing more strict.


I'd be keen to see that, doesn't have to be in this PR though.


Please add a breaking-glass sound when dug.


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There isn't really a preference, if both are available the choice is arbitrary. I guess I will just use nested try-excepts to be more clear.


`canRead` checks that the file exists also


Oops, it's not, thanks.


added list functionality to cli, GET dockerfile functioanlity to cli, help now reads from external file and is marshalled in json format


Wow. Such commit.


I'm pretty ambivalent about the renaming of the enum (renaming the variants is certainly welcome). I don't think `Stmt_` is too bad a convention and I don't think `StmtKind` is really an improvement - it's only a kind to the extent that it is a enum with variants and of course 'kind' is a term of art in type systems.


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@djih just deployed! Thanks


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Please make this as long as possible, is there a reason it is 5s?


Add test for '1.9' and '1.20' (I think that's the case Trent was concerned for)?


@lsj4401 다음에 만나면 알려주삼


1. 可能也 vs 也可能
2. 是 ... 造成的。 vs 是 somthing do


Should remove `astconv_utils::prim_ty_to_ty` and `hir::PrimTy` as well.


@Avencri @nekonny Lies!


Its clear that you learned a lot during the bootcamp, although you made some mistakes, some mentioned in other practices and others not.
Variable naming isn't the best, the javadocs aren't very detailed, the error handling needed more work and the authentication is very rustic.
You did a nice job but you need to continue practicing to fully integrate the knowledge


reack


## Task 1

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

## Task 2

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

## Task 3

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

## Task 4

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

## Task 5

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


Could we write the RHS as `(list (resolve-module (resolve-module-path v) #f))` (where `v` is the syntax we are matching on), rather than reconstituting the `lib` form?


@Avencri @nekonny These are still lies and slander.


@waynewbishop Wow, I just ran into your repository. I really like your implementation of data structures in Swift. I think it would be a good idea to add the code into the Swift benchmark suite (in the swift repo). Are you interested?


package.json servers as a manifest for node applications.

Json format allows you to define key-value pairs.


I was able to do this by removing these two lines, running coala and then adding them on top again.

No combination of Ignores works because when ignoring only results inside these lines are removed. `isort` can still see that it is a function and it tells all the imports to go above it. We cannot import statements before the assertion because syntax errors may exist between py2 and py3


Forgot to mention this in the commit message, but you can also now click on creatures to highlight them and view some stats (mostly used for debugging right now).


Thanks for your PR


@devinleonhart @nekonny The long arm of the law shall catch you!!


@dougwilson the express repo and its buddies in the expressjs org: together at last


	@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+The POSIX module wraps C POSIX functions to make them more
+suitable for use with Swift.
+
+Generally this means the functions `throw` errors, return
+Strings, and have useful named parameters.


LOL


Should we be calling `UserGroupInformation.reset` to clear the configuration set above?


Using constants actually made this even harder to read. Breaking it out line-by-line seems to help.


>still nothing come up.

Yes, that's unfortunate. I noticed a lot of new packages don't show up in the search.


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empd (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2108 of 2112 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 550 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 4 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ZSZ small diffs.

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.gitignore is a file used by git to denote files and directories that should be excluded from the repository.

We typically exclude operating specific files, IDE and application specific files.

In addition we will exclude files that are not directly needed to build our application. Node modules directory can be retrieved by issuing the `npm intall` command. Therefore we will not store these files in the repo and instead obtain them through issuing the command.


hahaha


index.js is creating a express web server.

We are accepting HTTP requests and responding with "I am an app"

We must listen to the web server on a specific, unused port. In this case 3000


Should `UnNot` be `UnNeg` here?


113008903Provide-a-better-warning-message-for-a-triangular-window (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (978 of 978 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Please support PureChat's name tag


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extra blank line


@devinleonhart  @nekonny  He dead...


@nekonny @Avencri Awesome! I took him out! >3


devDependencies are a list of `node_modules` needed for development of the application. In this case, mocha, is a testing framework. The application does not require mocha to function in production so we will indicate it is a `devDependency`

dependencies are a list of `node_modules` needed for the application to function properly. In this case express is the web server used by the application and will need to be present in production. (This should have been added in the last commit as we required(used) express in the previous commit)


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

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


The `scripts` key lists a collection of commands that can run at a terminal. These are commonly called npm scripts.
In a terminal navigate to the directory containing our repo and issue the following command:
```bash
npm start
```


good catch thanks, always https.


Rename es_ES.po to opening-hours-es_ES.po


I'm assuming the strategy here is that a negative numeric lit is represented as a unary negation wrapping an (always positive) numeric lit. I assume that currently we are doing this *and* saving the sign in the integer type? That seems unnecessary, so the fix looks good.


common js syntax for exporting a module in node. We will need this line in order to
`require('app')` in another file


Octree (DeadParrot) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2089 of 2089 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

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

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> I assume that currently we are doing this

Yeah, that's what I'm unsure about. A quick test suggests that that is the case though.


We heard from @thefiddler!!!!!!!!!!!  He's going to give Administrative privileges to opentk.com & github.com/opentk/opentk to other people so it can continue as a community project!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

His message:
> From: stapostol@gmail.com
> Subject: Re: [NuGet Gallery] Message for owners of the package 'OpenTK.Rift'
> Date: Thu, 11 Feb 2016 01:57:35 +0100
> To: wcdeich4@hotmail.com
> Hello,
> Thank you for contacting me, I did receive your previous email but I wanted to think what’s the best way forward first.
>
> The gist of the situation is that the workload of my phd currently prohibits me from working on OpenTK for the next 3 months at least. It’s frustrating, but I am currently spending every waking hour in the lab doing experiments, programming, writing my thesis. Unfortunately, I stopped using OpenTK in my research before I had a chance to merge my last complex contribution (OpenCL 2.0 support) - everything after that was handled by either Fraser or other developers.
>
> At this point, I think the best option is to hand over the repository / website to people who are willing to carry the torch and bring the project forward to the .Net Core / Vulkan era. I would still contribute code once my current crunch is over, but these developments are too important to wait, and I simply do not wish to be the limiting factor to the progress of the project.
>
> Could you name a few people you think might be willing to handle this?
>
> Note that the Nuget repository is owned by the Delta3d guys, so there is little to do there unless someone can convince them to transfer it. I have access to “OpenTK.Next” and “OpenTK.Rift”, in case someone is interested in releasing new versions of those packages.
>
> PS: for stress-management reasons, I am avoiding the github link until the weekend. These discussions sometimes tend to get out of hand and this is something I don’t wish to face right now. (Although I do hope this one remains civil :) )
>
> PSS: I was a bit surprised that Fraser quit so suddenly. I do understand his frustration and I don’t blame him in any way, I just hoped he would have contacted me about his concerns first. This project has simply grown to a point where ad-hoc development doesn’t really work anymore.
>

My Response:

Dear Stefanos Apostolopoulos,

Thank you for so much for writing back.  I only have a B.S. & I often spent nights not sleeping in college, so I can't imagine what you're going thru in PhD studies.  My Recommendations:

Full System Administrators (both github.com/opentk/opentk  &  opentk.com)
 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =  = =  = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
* Thomas Altenburger (@mrhelmut on github)  -  already part of the OpenTK project for a long time

* Andy Korth (@andykorth on github) - already part of the OpenTK project for a long time

* Christopher Lees (@leezer3 on github) - actually has an outstanding Pull Request to improve OpenTK right now
http://www.bvecornwall.co.uk

* Benjamin Ward (@WardBenjamin on github) - actually has an outstanding Pull Request to improve OpenTK right now
ward.programm3r@gmail.com
http://voxxongames.github.io

* Paul Scharf (@amulware on github) - actually writing a new platform to run on top of OpenTK

* Adam (ilexp on github) - very enthusiastic OpenTK supporter
http://www.adamslair.net

* Harry (cra0zy on github) - very enthusiastic OpenTK supporter
cra0zy@gmail.com

* @wcdeich4 (myself), math programmer who uses OpenTK - I don't know if I'm worthy of being a full admin, but if you give me Pull Request approval permission, I could help out.

May the Lord bless you in your PhD studies & I look forward to your continued brilliant contributions to OpenTK in the future.

Sincerely,
William Deich

PS, I contacted "exDreamDuck" who made a nuget package for just plain OpenTK & he promised he will update the "Install-Package OpenTK" package based on the latest version github.com/opentk/opentk


We will write our first integration test to assert that our application can accept HTTP requests and respond with a status of 200 OK.

We use mocha for the `describe` and `it` functions and supertest to simulate HTTP requests to our app.


Closed -  FYI All, I'm having more problems with my spine again, I will drop by the forums soon on my tablet,  unable to do any Dev work though. Talk to you there (& Skype) soon!


I forgot a colon here on the if else.


`dependencies` and `devDependencies` can be added to this file from the terminal by issuing the following command:

```bash
#install and add devDependcies
npm intsall --save-dev <package-name>
#install and add dependencies
npm install --save <package-name>
```


SInce we didn't fetch gasche's patch that adds dependencies to ocamlbuild everywhere, this broke the 4.02.1 switch. Which is the one from which we use operf-macro -- that's why the recent runs failed (the scripts don't correctly detect termination when there was no bench output whatsoever)


Babel will compile ES2015 (ES6) javascript to ES5. Currently browsers support ES5 javascript and not ES6, however ES6 is a established specification that browsers are adopting over time.

We will use babel-core to tell mocha to compile our test files with Babel so we can write our tests in ES2015


Maybe this should be `RebuildIndexTask()` ?


Or `ReindexMarkdownTask()` ?


@rmacklin I just updated my code, please take a look at it and let me know where need to be improved. Thanks.


LGTM


Actually, what happened is (on 4.02.1):
- wrong dependency constraint => ocamlbuild.0.9 got installed (__overwriting__ the built-in one !)
- fixed dependency constraint => ocamlbuild got removed
- no ocamlbuild, but one was still found in PATH => /usr/bin/ocamlbuild got used and we get weird bytecode version mismatch errors...
- no more operf-macro

Reinstalling the switch should do...


Here we are leveraging syntax defined by Es2015 specification for `arrow functions`

Notice the keyword function is replaced omitted.

There are slight differences between the two. `this` refers to the function scope in ```function() { }``` However with `arrow functions` `this` refers to the outer scope. Read into this concept more!


This is a horrible commit message (assumes repo will never move and that user will want to look up the issue tracker). Other than that, I guess `flush()` should get called in other call sites too; if the general idea is for output to keep flowing.

What verification steps did you take to see that it actually addresses #113? I am asking to see if we can translate that to a test.


Hello @lefnire I see that you have tagged me in this commit. I'm confused as to why...


It's a pleasure


For every key-value pair within `scripts` that is not the keys `start` or `test` it must be invoked from the command line with `run`.

```bash
npm run test:inegration
```


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Expect is an assertion library we can use to help write tests.

```
expect(5).toEqual(4) #//=> false
expect(5).toEqual(5)#//=> true
```


Great, thanks!


Body parser is a middleware for express that allows the HTTP requests to be wrapped, giving access to `request.body` as a javascript object


Ah, I see that you're using rope... :) I hope to dedicate some time to get started with it... What do you use to write your code? IntelliJ? I always use emacs, but I am open to other tools that may give me alternative views of the code.


@oleiba Yeah, there's probably no reason to interrupt announces. This works fine.

The issue you describe when seeding files for a long time sounds unrelated to this issue. The periodic reannounces we're doing now should mean you can seed forever. Can you test again? If it's not working, open a new issue on the main webtorrent repo.


Fixes https://github.com/feross/webtorrent/issues/573


Ohhh I got you now... hahaha I'm an idiot.
On Feb 10, 2016 7:37 PM, "Mark Allen" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> There's a tab in your sublimes-settings file haha
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/dannyvassallo/my-sublime-3/commit/882b4e710dc816c02d0b2a649108db48fef3cd8d#commitcomment-16021727>
> .
>


Thanks. This is an unfortunate mess. I'm hoping that, in the future, they put everything in a JSON file, with a proper description of what is and what isn't a programming assignment.

Oh, BTW, with this change of yours, the comment above became slightly outdated (but nothing that can't be fixed).


jslint doesn't directly apply to this per se, but i write lots of shell scripts that use nodejs one-liners, where the code is double-quoted (to accept env $var), so the javascript strings are single-quoted e.g.

 ```
shJsonFilePrettify() {(set -e
# this function will
# 1. read the json-data from $FILE
# 2. prettify the json-data
# 3. write the prettified json-data back to $FILE
    FILE="$1"
    node -e "
        'use strict';
        require('fs').writeFileSync(
            '$FILE',
            JSON.stringify(JSON.parse(require('fs').readFileSync('$FILE')), null, 4)
        );
    "
)}
```


uhm, you downgraded the apache module from 1.8.0 to 1.7.1...?


Woot!


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this is a sketch to play sound


should be if(neg_a || neg_b) or if(neg_a && neg_b) depending on what you want, but this is not good the way it is


Excellent work.

In the future, if we have an issue that the code fixes, please include it the comments, as we can get a bit more of context.


I would like to rename this `ReindexMarkdownTask()` but will have to look at Lucene to see if this is worth it. What do you think ?


Also needs my score script located on webcourses to work properly


If I understood it correctly, here `text` is a string that contains HTML stuff to be processed by BeautifulSoup, right? Should we include that in the documentation?


if they are the same absolute value, return the positive value (or if one is negative, return the negative value)


This should be lowercase `console.log`


No, it's a private field and we need it to implement `num_waiting`, unless we would keep track ourselves of 1-2 additional fields which seems worse for the implementation complexity.
The only "right" solution would be to have our own Queue/SizedQueue implementation, which I think long-term is interesting but right now not worth it.
Is it causing any problem in practice?


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

```


This is a different alert than the one you dismissed, so on this line it is actually correct to refetch the alert with `page.driver.browser.switch_to.alert.accept`


Line 108/99 : Hmmm...I didn't see an assets folder anywhere. Also, shouldn't cleanRepository() clean out all existing markdown files and clone completely fresh versions ?


Excellent work, especially with the documentation!


Hi. This is great! Is it reliable?


Noted.   Video should definitely be added!


Working fine for me on iOS. No flicker here.


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It would be better to correct this in the commit that introduced it (https://github.com/AppFolioOnboarding/Haomin_ImageUploader/commit/25e1fa31391a62830174352cb22f17c94a4d80b3#diff-c6035089237be7e713110055b38472d6R5) so that our history is clean.


....and $repository is not used in cleanRepository() ??

Maybe I missed something here (most likely!) but how do the glob commands know that they are in /assets/ ? Or is this work in progress ? :)


Hmm, what should these be? I would rather have a schema that represents what the data *should* look like when determining the error rate.


Very good. I wonder if such a thing couldn't be one of the standard operations with dictionaries in Python, when we want to maintain a dictionary that is potentially multi-valued for each key.

This kind of operation perhaps belongs in the util module?


Good work!


Just as a reminder... on $COWORKER's box, I solved the problem by switching from an HTTP::Response object to a coderef that returns an HTTP::Response object.


We could use `dirs` and `dir` or `folders` and `folder` instead of `paths` and `path`


@thebigsmileXD as I said, **recently**. That happened a few days ago.


Thanks a lot! This kind of refactoring is really appreciated!


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some linting error here


Great work!


and here: some linting error here


merged!


Given that you're already rebasing this branch, it makes sense to simply remove this commit from the history rather than to make this change and then undo it in the next commit (where you switch to `console.log`)


`whichHelper` returns full path (absolute) :wink:


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Excellent detective work!


Would it be clearer to call it achievement_status_class instead?


CSS :stuck_out_tongue:


Maybe these two functions should have symmetry -- display_achievement_badge and display_locked_achievement_badge


There's no need to verify the indicator when it's not in an `IsReady` state, so it's ok if there's no data in the test file. Many of the test files have nulls/empty string as values when the indicator is not ready since freestockcharts.com also does not emit data before being ready (maybe they're using TA-lib!).

The reason we added the `IsReady` flag was to denote that the current value of the indicator is not ready, but that doesn't mean that the indicator can't emit an estimate of the value. Take a peek at the `ExponentialMovingAverage` indicator. I think the implementation would be much more complicated (with no apparent gain) if we forced the default zero value when `!IsReady`.

I think having the indicators emit estimates before they're ready is extremely useful (I've used it before), especially when resetting indicators on day change or something and being able to use them when they're not ready. If we emit zeros then we just remove information.


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staff is sufficient, admin is a superset of staff. check only the minimal set of properties, do not check superior elements in the poset of permissions


Would be good to also add the cross-references to the `@unix`, `@windows`, etc. macros


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я понимаю, что они делают ))
и хорошо, что ты умеешь применять перегрузку. Теперь осталось научится применять её к месту ))


ok I remove it .. it's no use for the document title


For some reason, env is handling it as "ruby -Ku" here


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```


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ok, done


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This function is undefined.


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YieldProcessor is a macro defined in Winnt.h, whereas _mm_pause() is the actual intrinsic, requiring no headers. _mm_pause() exists in x86 and x64, which are the only supported configurations, so there is no compatibility issue. And we don't have to include winnt.h.


@mogoodrich is satisfied with all issues addressed in the ticket comments. It seems we can go ahead


reverted the original commit where buildDeb was added. This is not needed now, because the install directory has been changed to /opt/dec/html. Now there is no conflict with the files that apache2 installs


Can we get this in a tagged release?


I need a way to add a single password, a
```
    password_hash:
       type: string
```
as property for the User would do it (plural -> replace existing, singular -> add)


Great addition!


Ups, of course I meant commit and not comment in description ;).


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@JeromyK @roman-1983

Hi Jeromy, Roman,

Would either of you be willing to translate this sentence to german?

Thank in advance


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This is in the "building from source" section.  It just happens to be in a .tex file named `troubleshooting.tex`.
I will add the packages listed in the README to the manual.  Thanks for pointing that out to me!


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It also seems, that disable_fips_crypto silently overrules enable_fips_crypto. Should be documented IMHO, if not handled somewhere earlier.


I think this would fit better under tasks


@Ste74 please have a look :)
For git packages with existing releases this is the way we would normally version it, following [Archlinux guidelines](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/VCS_package_guidelines#The_pkgver.28.29_function)
I have removed epoch from "dash-to-dock". My understanding is that we avoid that unless it is absolutely necessary ;)


Is it fixed in 1.9.3 also?


Line 559,560
Why?


SETIFEMPTY is still used for CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBRARY_DESTINATION, CMAKE_INSTALL_ARCHIVE_DESTINATION, CMAKE_INSTALL_RUNTIME_DESTINATION


Each portal is a scene rendered to texture. In the final scene a special texture ID hints to use the portal scene texture instead of a regular texture. It's a special texture in the sense that it ignores perspective and  acts like a very memory-costly stencil mask.

An important thing to note is that this is a deferred renderer, so things are a little less straightforward to implement than forward rendering.

That being said, it may be possible for me to merge the geometry of multiple Cameras into one RenderList, then during rasterization stage, put a stenciling stage between each Camera's block of geometry, each stencil number based on a portal ID, then rasterize to those stencils. This would shrink everything back down to one framebuffer and eliminate the losses of discarded pixels and expensive deferred stage. It may even get rid of the pan/tilt lag in the portals.


EconomizerIntegrationNew (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2090 of 2091 tests passed, 2 test warnings)

 * 550 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table small diffs.

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`TODO`?


Code review complete.


Vous ne trouvez pas la couleur des sous-titres un peu violente? En tout cas il y a un risque pour que ça ne rende pas très bien...


Yes, working on it


What's not good?


https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/deactivate_plugins. Might be called at the wrong time when it's not loaded. How to reproduce?


This has been added (as agreed) because of the necessity of making the sidebars(colophon) social icons floating (to allow them wrap in more lines if needed), avoiding placeholder overlapping. This is a very edge case for several reasons.
But actually the same should be needed (even if not that evident as for the placeholder block) for every `aside` element which comes after the social block.
For this purpose, IMHO the following CSS code, instead, might be more appropriate:
```
.tc-sidebar .social-block, .tc-sidebar .social-block:before,
.tc-sidebar .social-block, .tc-sidebar .social-block:after {
    display: table;
    content: "";
    line-height: 0;
}
.tc-colophon .social-block a.social-icon,
.tc-sidebar a.social-icon { width: auto; }
```
Let me know what do you think..


ThermCalcRelHumUseSameHumidRatioDryBulb (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2115 of 2117 tests passed, 2 test warnings)

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

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Is the `"host": "192.168.1.100"` part necessary in the JSON body?
Don't see that in the handler code and it's redundant anyway.


Resolved in https://github.com/php-fig-rectified/fig-rectified-standards/commit/eff6f6b48dcb3af85507b19f27bd8d6e49a600e5 Thank you!


additional comment


is there a specific type of encoder that we'll be using (I know next to nothing about them) and how many of them will we have, and where will they be placed?


I recommend that you use `expr = -e` so you get the most simplified result.


That is very much appreciated!  I'm pretty passionate about spreading TDD knowledge to others and was excited to come across this awhile and just kind of forgot about it for a bit after starting a new job.  I hope to get through quite a bit of the remaining book in the next two or three weeks.


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He did not said where it cannot have spaces. It on the prototype, on the body, does not matter. About the ][, I do not know, but does not matter, because this matter is not checked on the code parsing.


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That's on purpose, but --disable-fips will disappear shortly.


And yes, I'll check the value before hammering it. Thanks.


`<a>Send ... </a>`


`... agent</a> is to <dfn>send ... </dfn>`

Not great English, but often used in spec speak.


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I have found that with "alter session set `drill.exec.functions.cast_empty_string_to_null` = true;" cast from Empty string to int isn't working.
FunctionImplementationRegistry.functionReplacement() returns false because in this class we use SystemOptionManager.


now our jenkins appear as follow:
![jenkins_menu](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4160180/12989194/895a1f18-d104-11e5-88b3-e14a64da6499.jpg)


ok ; please review my change when done :-)


@agriffard that's a funny question! It's actually OK on the 1.9.3 branch, however the commit where EditProperties.cshtml was added (3760e12029fe35ee3b63be355f2c83eb8f667c9c) was missing its addition to the csproj (but I can't find the fix anywhere in the history).


just trying to learn during my coffee break, making sure you had a little note there. :)

![eating-popcorn](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/163977/12989208/5378fef0-d0d2-11e5-8d5b-08c0ddda166f.jpg)


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"as continuing"


"take effect"


done


lkl


muxes, Tvheadend includes


(T); if using


provider; if using


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@jmiranda lduarte1991 I've been testing the latest [release v0.5.11](https://github.com/annotationsatharvard/catcha/releases/tag/v0.5.11) in prepration for a production release, and it isn't honoring the permissions as expected. It's returning the full list of annotations regardless of permissions. I think it's because it's returning `annotations: results`, when it should be returning `annotations: annotations` (list of annotations after checking permissions).

Proposed fix: `return [totalCount: totalCount, size: annotations.size(), annotations: annotations]`

Am I on the right track here, or am I missing something?


The file `src/config.h.in` is a generated file and should not be add to the repository.

On top of that, this commit is still much larger than it should be.  There are a bunch of changes to existing files in the `CMake/` directory that seem to be stylistic changes rather than functional changes. IMO, commits that implement functional changes should always be kept separate from commits that make stylistic changes.


Maybe just hardcode `"[ '_design/medic' ]"` rather than stringifying every time?


EconomizerIntegrationNew (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2086 of 2086 tests passed, 2 test warnings)

 * 547 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table small diffs.

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technically, I guess it's the orbital position of the satellite, not wherever your dish is pointing :smile:

Also,

"pointing towards; or if using IPTV, enter"


Nice.


@mpmc - see if these make sense - punctuation more than anything.


Directly use store.lookupDataset and remove def lookupDataset.


Ok .. :) .. i see you have removed the date versioning so is possible using git in our repo ?


Что за мифические переменные? Вынеси в константы


muxes, Tvheadend


De acuerdo, fue un error de mi parte.


toto nie je directory - toto je cela cesta. lepsie je vymenit "directory" a "path" tu a vyssie.


It seems that acra fixed the issue that made it incompatible with the app some time ago. I will switch back to acra for the next update (and drop Crashlytics entirely). Stay tuned ;) .


subory nie su subory, ale riadky :)


Замени на
bool someBool = CBoxFront.Text == "по совпадению";

CBoxPorosity.Enabled = someBool;
CBoxUplvl.Enabled = someBool;
CBoxDownlvl.Enabled = someBool;
numericPorosity.Enabled = someBool;
Downlvl.Enabled = someBool;
Uplvl.Enabled = someBool;


Rails 5 is on deck soon. We will cut a release, probably as soon as we get an RC release. Actually I may cut an RC of this and DJ in the mean time.


else? else! что же будет если, ааа что же там о боже мой


Buenas recomendaciones que aplican no sólo a las reuniones, sino a toda disusión.


done
For a common style I've added Nullable prefix to the 'type to' where 'major' is "EmptyString", "EmptyStringVarCharDecimalSimple", "EmptyStringVarCharDecimalComplex". Thereafter I've deleted 'Nullablle'
prefix from CastEmptyStringVarTypesToNullableNumeric and CastVarCharDecimal templates.


@phejl @romani what do you thing about just `while` loop here?
```java
        final Enumeration<?> propertyNames = properties.propertyNames();
        while (propertyNames.hasMoreElements()) {
            String name = (String) propertyNames.nextElement();
            values.put(name, properties.getProperty(name));
        }
```


done


Lookin good!! This makes more sense, right?


vypis.append(subory[1, -1])


@mangogogos no, this means the AAR is distributed with npm instead of maven.


В константы, не должно быть мифических цифр


toto nepotrebujes - viz vyssie


то есть, в данном случае, так как эти два метода оперируют разными данными и заполняют разные массивы, надо было создать два разных метода, я правильно понял?


koment je blbost - posledny riadok uz nemas :)


Yes. In a case like that I think it makes sense. Just remove "-git" from pkgname and version it this way :)


Hi Max, I know where you live.


koment hovori to iste co kod, zmaz :)


New status update: `sock.makefile('w').writelines()` could only loose data if you explicitly disable file-object buffering with `makefile('w', 0)`. That is the case with `eventlet.wsgi` (and also any other WSGI server that uses stdlib `BaseHttpServer`). Default `makefile` object is buffered and does not loose data.


pop(-1) je to iste ako [-1]


Ok maestro :smile:


``base.startServer()`` and ``base.stopServer()`` still go in the ``setUpModule()`` and ``tearDownModule`` functions respectively, outside of the test case class. See that way that it's [implemented here](https://github.com/girder/girder/blob/master/tests/cases/folder_test.py#L31). The variable definitions, ``import this``, etc. go inside the ``setUp()`` class method.

The idea is that anything which could potentially be changed by a test method should be re-initialized for each test method, inside the ``setUp()`` method. Since in theory, a test could write to and mess with ``self.chunks``, the initialization of that should happen inside ``setUp()``.

The server itself takes longer to initialize, and we don't necessarily need to restart it after every single test method, so we put that outside in the ``setUpModule()`` function, where it only gets run once for the entire file's tests.

Sorry, I should have been more clear in my last code review.


Looking for clarification of your intention here: I assume you're returning true, despite the actual rc from the command.  In this case (in modern bourne shell variants) using true is more clear to readers.  If I'm incorrect, and you are intending special meaning as opposed to preventing termination upon a nonzero return code, ignore my comment.


Thanks for the quick response. Sounds good.


is there a bug with `Address.compare`?


ok cool, thanks.  yeah i figured i'd change it to a thread pool in ConfPushAsyncService.  i'll take a shot at cleaning all this up and post another pr.


Писали раньше на Си?


@berndbischl Are you sure about this?

* mlr has several survival learners with property probs and the docs in various places suggest that predicting probabilities is possible.
I know that it's disabled here (although it's disabled in https://github.com/mlr-org/mlr/blob/master/R/predictLearner.R at the moment), not sure what the status is.
* I know that the only learner integrated in mlr rFerns can't predict probabilities, but https://github.com/mlr-org/mlr/blob/master/R/predictLearner.R suggests that predicting probs is in principle possible.


@gedex seems like need to put that `try/catch` inside `register_activation_hook()`.


oh nvm, my stupidity, you then use ports.


I agree with the stylistic changes, but that was by pure accident, as I planned to commit them separately.

But the `config.h.in` actually *needs* to be added, because it's generated from the autotools, which is problematic because you need a Unix-compatible environment to generate it, and it's obviously bad to use Cygwin or MinGW on Windows to generate a `config.h.in` which is then used in a MSVC buildchain.


is this missing "= nomnom"?


koment klame - to ta funkcia nerobi


Class is nominated to be removed ; i'd prefer to say out of this one; honestly :-)


The main idea here is to give user freedom to specify any desired location for static library and executable in cmake-gui.

In current framework, macro SETIFEMPTY hard coded library location to ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/lib, and executable location to ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/bin

Btw, this set is similar to previous pull #124, where only CMAKE_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY was set, now CMAKE_ARCHIVE_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY is added for static library location and CMAKE_RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY is added for executable location


bolo by lepsie vziat uz rovno hodnoty ako parameter, nie vstup


camelCase means the first letter is still lowercase in variable and function names, so ``self.Chunks`` -> ``self.chunks``. Only ClassNames have the first letter capitalized.


lepsie je:

for vlan in hodnoty:
   ...


``the python's`` -> ``Python's``


alebo mozes otvarat len subory s nejakou koncovkou :)


lepsie brat ako parameter


Published in 1.8.0


Hi-

Sorry for the delay in response, I am sick! I used to put easter eggs in my
exam answers back in grad school. It's always surprising how many don't get
caught... but with that said I'll now have to be more on my toes with your
homework :)

Bioinformatics is kind of like data science but for biology; it's the
intersection of biology, computer science and statistics. But my work is
more with databases than anything else. It seems like you're a programmer
IRL, what do you do?

Have a good class, and thanks for the nice feedback!
Summer

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> Sorry, I can try less-harder next time if you like 😆 At work, I often put
> I'm Easter Eggs just to see if people actually read my stuff. I can toss a
> few in if you like. ☺
>
> I was listening to you and you present the examples in class well. I don't
> know how you read code so quickly. Both you and Rick seem to be able to
> read other people's code quite fast and quickly make sense of it. Have you
> always been able to do that?
>
> I think you said you are I'm bioinformatics? What is that?
> On Feb 10, 2016 1:53 PM, "Summer Rae" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
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> > I figured, but just wanted to make sure you knew it wasn't a necessity.
> > Your assignment was so well done I was having a hard time coming up with
> > any feedback :)
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> > wrote:
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> > > Sometimes I do that as a placeholder to add additional logic later. But
> > > sometimes I do that just to be explicit that I meant to do nothing (it
> > > helps others less familiar with Python constructs that read my code at
> > > work).
> > >
> > > Mike
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> > >
> > > > This is awesome!
> > > >
> > > > I'm curious if you're using try/except/finally and passing 'pass' to
> > > > finally because you are planning for more error catching downstream?
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Nooooooooo why gradle :(


This var declaration looks wrong...


VXL_LIB_PREFIX is not removed.  I believe there was duplication in current CMakeList.txt, from line 66 to line 90.  Only the replicas were cleaned


I think there's a `get_or_create()` in `django.shortcuts` that you can use. I could be wrong.


Do we need lines 47-49? Wouldn't the "else o" case cover these?

Can't help but feel like there is something weird with dealing with the optional "else" expression in if_state's... probably fine though... (94/95)
What if we get an if statement that has a false condition, but no else statement --> tries to call mState on null, get "can't compute null" error.

I blame *topkek* for forgetting the input in line 102


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`import calculate` означает импортирование модуля `calculate`. Такого модуля у вас, как мне кажется, нет. Судя по тому, что ниже вы пытаетесь воспользоваться `calculate` как функцией, вы думаете, что эта строка импортирует функцию. Вы должны импортировать модуль, в котором она лежит.


ako v minulom, vymen path a directory. directory je v skutocnosti path, path je directory :)


riadky, nie subory


Зачем вам здесь словарь операций? Именно словарь.


What are these comments for?


Плохие имена переменных.


SEARCHED_VLANS = [586, 587]


"illegal"


Merge remote-tracking branch 'apache/trunk' into trunk


Did actually fix the missing Google Library? I still get the same java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: fr/xephi/authme/libs/google/common/io/Files


velke pismena su konstanta - toto je premenna. pocet_pr


You can consult @paltman on this, but it seems like these would be better as a management command that you can run one time.


Опять дублируете функционал функции `calculate`.


Joe, you corrected the roxygen comments, but didn't re-document the manual or correct the capitalization in the body of the function.  Can you please check this?  I think it means that the function is no longer operational.


Эта функция должна называться не так.


Sorry about that. Yes, that's probably it. I think I was messing around
with the search API after we decided to go down the non-hacky path and
forgot to change it back. I'll post a new release by tonight.

On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 2:19 PM, Arthur Barrett <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> @jmiranda <https://github.com/jmiranda> lduarte1991 I've been testing the
> latest release v0.5.11
> <https://github.com/annotationsatharvard/catcha/releases/tag/v0.5.11> in
> prepration for a production release, and it isn't honoring the permissions
> as expected. It's returning the full list of annotations regardless of
> permissions. I think it's because it's returning annotations: results,
> when it should be returning annotations: annotations (list of annotations
> after checking permissions).
>
> Proposed fix: return [totalCount: totalCount, size: annotations.size(),
> annotations: annotations]
>
> Am I on the right track here, or am I missing something?
>
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>


The real issue, @kelleydv was you were missing a closing `</table>` tag. That will _definitely_ make any smart browser choke.

In addition, there is no _real_ need to not finish column widths. 6 + 2 is ok, but 6+6 is just cleaner. If you wanted to position those buttons differently, or still wanted them to be 2 columns, that is ok, you don't need to finish the columns, but that's just my personal opinion/preference.

Also, when you have a lot of divs like you did at the end of `dashboard.html`, it helps to comment what the opening tag is, such that it represents the close of that tag. i.e. `<!-- /.panel-body -->` etc.


OK. Made a rather local change, the repo-code needs to be revamped anyway.


toto je zbytocne komplikovane a pouziva zle mena


ThermCalcRelHumUseSameHumidRatioDryBulb (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (983 of 983 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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if s in SEARCHED_VLANS


Awesome, thanks!


This commit changes far more than only the threshold ops. It actually updates most of the namespaces to use the more general op interfaces—it is really the central commit of this branch. Can you please either:
A) update the commit message to reflect what is actually being done here; or better:
B) split this commit into two halves, one of which updates the interfaces and the other which fixes the threshold priorities?


takze ten vlan moze byt v ktoromkolvek slove?


In template, I think you can just say `user.is_authenticated` without the request.


toto nic nerobi, mozes dat prec


ked nic nerobis, daj ten else prec :)


CBoxPorosity.SelectedItem = "%"; это вообще не переменные


@claudiosmweb Still curious why I couldn't reproduce the undefined function locally.


Hello,

I’ve attached a screen grab of the AviDemux screen after trying to import an HEVC mp4 video.  I’ve tried several of these videos from various sources, including my own cameras, all with the same result, which is the band of color across the top of the preview window.

Is this normal?

Thanks,

Tom Frank

From: mean00
Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2016 12:37 PM
To: mean00/avidemux2
Cc: dancetheskies
Subject: Re: [avidemux2] [demux/mp4] basic support for h265 (e8d15ff)

Provide a sample please

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woops! Yeah, that's bad. This is why we are supposed to not hit the master branch...

I will revert now and start over


Pleace, fix spell


Yes, it is. If replacement is needed but replacement function isn't declared.


@benhutton I wonder if we should the job in the app instead of the gem. What should help decide whether it should be written on the app or the gem ?


Dockerfile-dev needs to be updated as well


Good note! Changed! :+1:


good update


Nope - that's because you are viewing the raw document - [this](https://github.com/jbranchaud/til/blob/master/linux/upgrading-ubuntu.md) is it with formatting applied.


Ok, so I will forget it :)


Add comments to delineate these Handlebars scripts from the body of the document.


kazdy subor ma vlastne pole v poli vypis, riadky su vnorene az vnutri.
inak povedane: pole vypis obsahuje pole pre kazdy subor, ktoreho zlozky su jednotlive riadky


Notes in progress:

There are two verticals (`.vert.vert-0` and `.vert.vert-1`) that contain two videos each. The first contains `A` and `B`, and the second contains `C` and `D`.

The test starts playing video `A`, attempts to play a video in the second tab/vert, but fails reporting that the `index is out of range`.


It seems like this isn't needed any more?


ano, su to len premenne. podla mna premenna directory obsahuje pomocou path cestu k suborom, ci nie?


I agree with you, but in this case I'm converting to UTC to check for the 0:0:0 time following your previous recommendation, while the formatted date is the original parameter as it was passed.


If someone happens to forget the term `(-1)^abs(N)` the plane wave will propagate in the opposite direction.

```matlab
sound_field_imp_nfchoa([-2 2],[-2 2],0,[0,-1,0],'pw',120,conf)
```
![stereo_nfchoa_dphi180](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8125968/12989429/e1c2c7e4-d105-11e5-950c-ae7ffa40d8eb.png)

While fixing this, I've found something interesting. You can synthesize two plane waves simultaneously just by adding a cosine term!

```matlab
dphi=pi/6
sos(1,1:3) = sos(1,1:3) * (-1)^abs(N) *cos(N*dphi);
```

One of them propagates in the direction `phi+dphi` and the other in `phi-dphi`.
![stereo_nfchoa](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8125968/12989270/fca6ab62-d104-11e5-979e-43496c8d97a6.png)

The first example above is a special case `dphi=pi` where two plane waves coincide.


Looks good.


Name backwards. Your proposed name is not backwards.


I believe this can become a call to polyfill::fill (can be done in a separate PR).


aha chapem, takto jednoducho ma to nenapadlo :+1:


you can help => You can help


Hey, at least we have `g_autoptr` now!  Back in my day we counted references by hand while walking both ways uphill in the snow :wink:


closes #21


It's fine. I think `!== -1` might be more readable because you're not trying to check the position, you're trying to check if it contains that string. Feel free to disagree...


You can use `polyfill::fill_from_slice` now.


@sargeantPig did you forget about this? :P


koment hovorri, ze z kazdeho riadku (z tych co mi samozrejme ostali) vypise posledne slovo


this line is great :+1:


No need to check length is greater than 0. Because if length is 0, then compiler knowns 0 is equal to false, otherwise true. So, we can simply use,

`var args = arguments.length ? [].slice.call(arguments, 0) : [];`