This is going to run when useroslyncompilers == '' and osenvironment==windows_nt. Is that what is expected?


Sandy, this quiz looks great. Nice work! :+1:


Oh cool! Much nicer to have it here :)


Your application contains a lot of extra code - including bootstrap example files. If you are using bootstrap for css - JUST add the .css file.

Also, I recommend rolling your own login instead of copying one in - it's a good skill to know.


Do not use this idiom. [preferable](https://github.com/jenkinsci/docker-workflow-plugin/blob/e20fb3a98bde8beda1ca9f27baeb68d527d487f6/src/main/java/org/jenkinsci/plugins/docker/workflow/DockerDSL.java#L47)


I think of it as "you get what you pay for". I think it's not bad for free, but it does have issues.


Question on this update. I see this change:

>else {
 +				log.debug "http status: ${resp.status}"
 +				//refresh the auth token
 +				if (resp.data.status.code == 14) {
 +					log.debug "Storing the failed action to try later"
 +					atomicState.action = "getEcobeeThermostats"
 +					log.debug "Refreshing your auth_token!"
 +					refreshAuthToken()
 +				}

This is inside the try block. However, based on my testing, I don't think this will ever execute. It seems that if a non 200 HTTP response is received that it always throws an exception. So this if statement will never trigger. (This was throwing me off on my implementation for a while.)

Throwing an exception also seems to be the expected behavior according to the docs:
http://docs.smartthings.com/en/latest/smartapp-developers-guide/calling-web-services-in-smartapps.html

> Any ‘failed’ response response will generate an exception, so you should wrap your calls in a try/catch block.

Since you also have the `refreshAuthToken()` inside the `catch` block you are still covered but you then lose the stored action capability.


The Java SDK needs it too


Por qué has hecho esto?


Just an observation: I looks like this, combined with the maximum nesting depth, will end up guiding us towards using classes everywhere. That's probably not a bad thing, IMO.


Joli cleanup ;)


how about DRYing up the code a bit?
```
  fields = %i{profile_name, :avatar}
  devise_parameter_sanitizer.for(:sign_up).push(fields)
  devise_parameter_sanitizer.for(:account_update).push(fields)
```


If `download._get_file` is useful as shown here, we may want to make it public.


please don't leave debug code in the source :)


RowEditFeature should be AddRowFeature?


Prevent user from editing data by QListView


Is the version numbering, release notes, etc, part of this semantic commit? ;-)

I do full semantic versioning, so this will be 4.9.0, but best let me decide that in future and keep the commits to just the change in question...


Only necessary if the DSL class is stateful, which I think yours is not. `Docker.groovy` originally was, but is stateless as of 1.0. Potentially beneficial even for stateless DSLs if you expect the DSL global variable to be accessed multiple times.


This will include the path in practice, see `ConfigOps.toFile`.


@mquandalle you inspired me to add :rocket: to the description!


:+1:  thanks man


Please check: `#reduce` and `#each_with_object` have opposite param order.


end-date does not appear to be required per the API, so we shouldn't make it required. See: https://www.hipchat.com/docs/apiv2/method/view_room_history

What about setting `end_date=None` so that it doesn't break if someone doesn't supply it?


Ken has also expressed interest in using more structures for param passing instead of passing individual params, but I think we decided to hold off and do that on a v2 API


@sils1297 Thanks for pointing that out.


That seems like a regression indeed. At runtime a `null` would be considered a custom method that's not in the RequestMethod enum values. However an empty methods condition should match to anything. I'll fix that shortly.


nitpick:

> for toggling the display *of* the language bar


It took me a while (short while, thankfully), to understand this code idiom. Maybe I'm getting old, but I'd rather see this as:

```
hashfile = "%s.%s" % (self.asset_file, self.algorithm)
```

No need to iterate through a list here.


Previously icon was only representing battery state. Now you add "headset" and "nac". This should be reflected in class properties.


debug code again


OK, this seems better. I'm interested to see if there is an elo gain.


> So I think you need to fix that in the French stringtable (from what I've seen, you copied the greetings functional lists over).

Ok, I commented out the functionnal list in my local fr.txt, and it works as intended, except the AI level is not translated (also intended?)

![ailevel](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11946570/13155524/7598943a-d67e-11e5-8801-532de383e325.PNG)


I am hoping, "auto-paint" feature, like the one in 1.4.1 editor and Super Mario Maker, will find it`s place in PGE editor, complete with customizable tables. The reason the Auto-Paint option is "crap" is because his tables of tile relativity are designed with vanilla SMBX tiles in the mind and are, apparently, not customizable. And the function is not fully supported in overworld editing.


It exists in the JavaScript API, and originally this was a direct port of the JavaScript API


using System;

namespace IntroductionToCsharp
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main()
        {

            float f = 123.45F;
              int i = (int)f;

            Console.WriteLine(i);

        }
    }
}


This may lead to false positives, such as comment lines with the filename alone, or the filename and hash in the reserve order. Maybe a regex can improve the reliability of the check here.


Excellent work, very nice fix with the groovy string lazy construction.


This is on purpose, the a computation strategy is uniquely identified by its column_system_id and copy_system_id. (Also matches the table in data-coordinator). Though looking at this I now realize I undeleted the unused recompute column, so I will remove that.


This is a general comment for all the examples:  Do you think it is confusing to show the alert id 123 when the element id (component here) is 123 in the request?


* bot mode


:+1: excellent


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Not really a warning that it create a FlowFile per line, this is desirable behaviour (and useful to explain the batching capabilities of the processor if anyone wants to go deep).


Actually in this case of component alerts, where we actually provide the component id in the request, this response is actually wrong (comp id 456)  - for site and partner requests is less wrong and maybe just confusing.


Nitpick: maybe you meant "future use"


To the :waning_crescent_moon:!


asking for clarification since commit is big, but where is the defaulting of APIPath to legacyAPIPath moved?


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"FontTest", "SurfaceViewTest" };


super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);


Intent intent = new Intent(this, clazz);


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setListAdapter(new ArrayAdapter<String>(this, android.R.layout.simple_list_item_1, tests));


same for codecs...


} finally {


inputStream.close();


textView.setText("Couldn't close file");


public class WakeLockTest extends FullScreenTest {


testing a comment


That content should be a property in the VM. Good job on the formatting! :+1:


import android.widget.ListView;


it can be useful, when one makes some unreasonable changes to db in developing stage


setListAdapter(new ArrayAdapter<String>(this,


@Override


Again the idiom that iterates through a list. Not an old man's favorite! :smile: Could be:

```
content = "%s %s\n" % (discovered_hash, self.basename)
```


long id) {


TextView textView;


In fact it's deleted, but in commit "manage userprofile in dal + fix userprofiler bugs". I put it there because there was other more significant changes to this files


On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 09:53:01AM -0800, Victor wrote:
>  :+1: Can I work in a summary ? in order to generate one number. The idea is to merge this benchmark in openbenchamarking.org ( with all the credits to authors ) What do you think ?

I'm 100% open and happy to merge the benchmark in openbenchamarking.org.

Ok for ``one number'' but what value are you interested in? I don't
understand the Can I work in a summary ? question...


textView.setFocusableInTouchMode(true);


case MotionEvent.ACTION_CANCEL:


case MotionEvent.ACTION_UP:


Ok, I'll display the user supplied one if given, otherwise the preferred default (as we try more than one).


thanks for the help!!

On Thu, Feb 18, 2016 at 1:26 PM, Greg Korte <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Sandy, this quiz looks great. Nice work! [image: :+1:]
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/nss-evening-cohort-3/static-web-html-css-quiz-SandraJones/commit/c49523ffc4b94cca430c077d082aaeaba3b484ff#commitcomment-16185486>
> .
>


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One thing that we've kicked around is figuring out how to be able to reload the DSL when you upgrade the plugin without having to restart Jenkins - seems like it should be possible. Would reloading it every time do the trick there?


I'll add a check for adding duplicates.

As for the limit, I mimicked the behavior of `port_group(...)` which appears to limit the number of read ports in a port group to `MAX_PORT_GROUP_COUNT` (is that the constant that you're referring to?) It's defined on [port.c:54](https://github.com/littlekernel/lk/blob/master/kernel/port.c#L54)


I don't like having two `SetKubernetesDefaults`... how did you decide which things belonged here and which belonged in restclient?


Input type here is an issue.


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Any reason for bump the version here? I don't see any changes from 0.3.0 to 0.4.0


is it not needed because everyone should have moved to the clientset generated clients? what about the old unversioned client?  is that impacted at all?


break this out in multiple lines?


Good call. I'll add it now.


Could you change the link to the Wiki to [https://github.com/WtfJoke/rtc2git/wiki]


Godoc is nice...


Wat gaan hier aan?


we prefer to include into individual models instead of including into every AR model in the universe


@MasterDebugger hellow


This replicates `avocado.core.data_dir._usable_rw_dir()`. Looks like it's a good time to turn that into an utility function.


@gabka913 +1 to this, just noticed.


Also keep a reference to the first encountered parallel Edge. Somewhere here.


XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX


Can we simply leave out the loader for IE? We did not use this loader because of concerns over watson branding for the sample app.


I'm still confused about this line.


I also get Xcode detritus under `Xcode/Blackfish.xcodeproj/xcuserdata/`, for what it's worth.


Good point -- I'll look at putting that in.


Here is the fix https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/commit/08eb623c41d0ba8276d4131330271ea0f49c7879.


Yeah, good point. Updated.


Sorry, pull what out?


Why did you delete this file?


Айди исуя проебал, ну не важно.


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Y


Oh I just thought of something: the Apollo program was targeting the moon but if we want to lands on a Meteor it’s better to embark on [Rosetta](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosetta_%28spacecraft%29) — but well the name doesn’t sound as cool, you guys :us: are good at marketing!


I'll try to explain it in a comment to not loose it


forgot this https://github.com/Fabio-San/android_device_oppo_common/commit/4d7516c118a6199fc41a4239c61edc21998b8cb5 ?


I will pick "generic".


How often are you firing this new hearbeat?


@Fabio-San https://github.com/ashwinr64/android_device_oppo_common/commit/b3d3e2f37f45c55c0bf7ad1b8f83fc5a49627da6#diff-4dd424fce6e6680053663f2d08c012c5L64


I hope that I did this correctly:

https://github.com/perlorg/www.pm.org/pull/79


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Got it! @andkov


Er staat een link naar in tech/how-do-you-organize-source-code-your-hardware-project.md


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This should actually keep things harmonious w. editorconfig.


me parece correcto !


Yeah I think that's the better way to go. Especially with React.


First check for file existence here? In some scenarios, the file may also be deleted by a route handler.


I would still put all the installed files in a subdirectory, not directly in the `deb/` directory (like `deb/install`) and then use `install/=/` in `fpm`.


Limpando repositório


Yeah, it's an option for it.


Also log the exception?


Cool Breeze. I will have to do a tutorial on this in the near future.


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Indentation should be fixed above 2 lines :point_up:


Yeah, I noticed that earlier. Removed it in the .gitignore so it shouldn't occur further.

Thanks for the spot :)


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Indentation issue again !!


Can you give me an example? We're assuming use of autoprefixer so that should help eliminate the need for fallbacks.


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Thank you.


The commit message looks weird, it is really as intended?


Sure we could do a warning. I personally don't plan on using it, but that's just me.


good job!


Doesn't compile with wayland-protocol 1.1, zwp_pointer_constraints have 5 not 4 arguments


it;s indeed a good idea to check the definition cpu_has_avx2 so that it can avoid autotool check.


почему не std::string?


How about using compile, as in this example: http://jsfiddle.net/3vMyj/2/


These are the comments left from when they are downloaded from the website, I am commenting it out fr future reference and as soon as my computer is recovered from its blue screen of death I can push the nicer finished code.

Gary Petersen would be my father.  My computer is registered in his name and I was too lazy to change it to my own and so I says created by him because it assumes this is his computer


Thanks. Another tutorial in the near future.


I think it's more trouble than it's worth honestly. If you have so many properties that you need a strict organization to understand them then you've probably gone too far. It feels overly pedantic.


a_ и b_ используются только в compare(). сделайте их локальными переменными, а не членами класса


Поднять модель и делать это в ней
->findByPk($id)
model->setFree(true)


@icomrade - The issue I mentioned still happens even with this change: https://github.com/EpochModTeam/DayZ-Epoch/commit/1907dfbfe4ebf9f6ed4d92c07225969f3a8482c6


Oh, right! Thanks!


Используйте вместо "\n" std::endl


Yes, a 2 means the exit code for the linter will be non-zero. EG: Travis will fail.


Than you haven't done  a valid testing. This peace of code can't work, the substitution of any `@VARIABLE@` is done later by the generated configure script.

```
....
checking operating system... Linux
configure: WARNING: Please report to @PACKAGE_BUGREPORT@
checking that generated files are newer than configure... done
configure: creating ./config.status
...
```


Implements #1


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Should have proper description and `own api key and add to config file` should be mentioned as `own api key and add to base plugin class` also will need a better doc for this.


Hi Michal,

Could you sign the patch with "git commit -s "?

Thanks,
Wendy


Good idea with the colours!!


using System;

namespace IntroductionToCsharp
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main()
        {

            string strNumber = "100";

            int i = int.Parse(strNumber);

            Console.WriteLine(i);

        }
    }
}


note -- the second line of the script is not a free-form line.
It should be started with %%! and used for erlang command-line options, like

```
#!/usr/bin/env escript
%%! -smp enable
```


Z


None of this will cause your code not to compile though. You can violate these rules in development and still compile as long as you write valid SCSS.


c


**HEAD commit has no message.**
*GitCommitBear, severity 1, section `commit`.* *Project wide.*


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Hey @eperezks, thank you for this, good catch.


W


you should make your scripts executable,

```
chmod a+x decoding-bacon-cipher
```

and then add, commit and push it as usual


Do we still need `<a-f>` then?


повторяю опять. не надо в конструкторе делать какую-то логику по вводу-выводу данных. Это должно происходить вне класса _compareFiles_!


:yey:


About once a minute


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Hello Brady,

Thank you. You're welcome.

Regards,

epsdky.


Done


Actually, you can totally use it in development as long as you don't mind your linting task failing.


Точно так же


Кажется, что функция будет не совсем правильно работать, если один из файлов закончится раньше другого


Вынести в константы


Аналогично


would have been nice to update the documentation since it still says that interpolation is on by default and that it supports env variable interpolation.

What is the proper way to interpolate now? I had to use some pretty dirty trick


I think it makes your code more readable just like paragraphs in books make them more readable.


I think:
```
$local = str_replace(DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, '/', $local);
$dir = str_replace(DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, '/', dirname($remote));
```


Мы же говорили что будем использовать NULL?


lgtm


Опять HTML в модели


Natalie Compton


Dragging selected text to the bookmarks bar doesn't seem to work for me at all in chrome. Either way, I'm cool with not supporting multiple link drag.


Nice use of a hyperlink!.. now it's gone.


This commit [breaks superagent for me][0]

[0]: https://github.com/visionmedia/superagent/issues/894


Сделайте вьюху с json если надо


So why leave this classical way? I can't really understand why people now only will see the GitHub as the only real thing. There are a lot more of such platforms out there, think about GitLab (which is the only real free software), Jira, Bitbucket, Launchpad ...
I know a lot of people that work mobile while traveling and don't have to be treated to only work with the GitHub worklflow with a lot of useless traffic with no effective effort they would to have pay for.


I did a small jsperf: http://jsperf.com/exec-vs-replace
It seems that .exec is faster than .replace


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#NebZu6d3SmSD9fgpBAd-VQ


The problem with that is it requires you to specify an element type, which IMO is not optimal.

You can do something like this instead:

```css
.foo[attribute='bar'] {
  border: 1px solid red;
}
```


From my understanding, `GetCudaVersion` will append something like `.7.0`.
It would be right for `libcudart.so` but `libcuda.so` has a different versionning scheme because it's a driver library. Instead, `libcuda.so.1` needs to be hardcoded here.


yes it is expected that the offset mechanism is broken.
thanks for fixing the basic execution !


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That's is not a nice thing to do.
Moreover this is not a solution to task #9 as you are hacking the functionality to make the test pass.

You need to populate the database with data before the tests starts.


You should add:
```
$local = str_replace(DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, '/', $local);
```


That is version specific information and not handled in the rest client. helper.go still has a SetKubernetesDefaults that handles this. That's why I commented this as "Partially" pulled.

Each generated client populates these separately, along with these constants. The generated client could be updated to only do the version and codec, then call into this for the rest of the stuff.


The Internet is not The World. Beep Boop


@huhlig as you can see on the [forums](http://forum.lwjgl.org/index.php?topic=6144.msg32847#msg32847), it's `#24`.


Isn't srcAddr guaranteed to be TYP_BYREF or TYP_I_IMPL?  Why do we need to specify EA_BYREF for srcAddr?


Although possible, I'm pretty sure that our key is not `A1 B2 C3 D4 e5 ...` ;)


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now with openssls RAND_bytes https://github.com/baslr/ArangoDB/commit/2c093d302c0d2ea550481172ae444720e03238b3

```
arangosh [_system]> a  = require ('@arangodb/crypto')
{ ... }

arangosh [_system]> a.randomBytes(10) instanceof Buffer
true

arangosh [_system]> a.randomBytes(10).toString('hex')
82e59dad693ef22c677e

arangosh [_system]> a.randomBytes(10).toString('hex')
e829754e9a331ea2da7c

arangosh [_system]> a.randomBytes(10).toString('hex')
a7e2694b60f7f3166d64

arangosh [_system]> a.randomBytes().toString('hex')
JavaScript exception in file 'js/common/modules/@arangodb/crypto.js' at 141,19: ArangoError 10: usage: randomBytes(<number>)
!  return internal.randomBytes(num);
!                  ^
stacktrace: ArangoError: usage: randomBytes(<number>)
    at Error (native)
    at Object.exports.randomBytes (js/common/modules/@arangodb/crypto.js:141:19)
    at <shell command>:1:3

arangosh [_system]> a.randomBytes(0).toString('hex')

arangosh [_system]> a.randomBytes(1).toString('hex')
99

arangosh [_system]> a.randomBytes(1).toString('hex')
4f

arangosh [_system]> a.randomBytes(1).toString('hex')
c2
```


@spmaniato Yeah, the BB-8, like the Ollie, uses Bluetooth LE for its communication. Melonee's driver is designed for the original Sphero, which uses a Bluetooth 2.0 interface. This, unfortunately, poses a challenge for development since BTLE libraries for Python are not readily available, and there is currently no cross-platform Python BTLE implementation. The changes I've been working on use a library called bluepy, which is currently Linux-specific. The only other Python BTLE library is pygattlib, which unfortunately is also Linux-specific. Notably, the current mainstream Python Bluetooth library, pybluez (which Melonee's code originally uses) is working on integrating pygattlib, though that is still a work in progress and would also be Linux-only. But I've personally found bluepy more intuitive to use and better organized, at least from an OO perspective.

Please be aware that my Bluetooth changes are not quite done yet - in particular I haven't worked on receiving notifications from the Sphero; I need to look more into exactly what protocol Sphero's BTLE implementation use to send notifications. But sending data to the Sphero is working; I've tested the changes on my own BB-8. In order to use the new interface you have to pass the parameters `ble=True` and `target_name='BB'` (the latter so that it knows what device name to look for) when initializing the Sphero object.

I can't promise when this will be done as I'm currently busy with schoolwork. I would like to wrap up development on this soon, though, and write up some documentation going over the stuff I've said in this comment.


The output for now is....
```
[lerax@starfox ProjectEuler (master)]$ python stats.py -b -s python
Path                             | Answer               | Time
Problem001/Python/solution_1.py: 233168               : 0.02s
Problem001/Python/solution_2.py: 233168               : 0.02s
Problem002/Python/solution_1.py: 4613732              : 0.02s
Problem003/Python/solution_1.py: 6857                 : 0.20s
Problem004/Python/solution_1.py: 906609               : 0.55s
Problem005/Python/solution_1.py: 232792560            : 0.02s
Problem005/Python/solution_2.py: 232792560            : 0.21s
Problem006/Python/solution_1.py: 25164150             : 0.02s
Problem007/Python/solution_1.py: 104759               : 2.35s
Problem008/Python/solution_1.py: 23514624000          : 0.03s
Problem009/Python/solution_1.py: 31875000             : 0.31s
Problem010/Python/solution_1.py: 142913828922         : 3.69s
Problem011/Python/solution_1.py: 70600674             : 0.03s
Problem012/Python/solution_1.py: 76576500             : 7.17s
Problem012/Python/solution_2.py: 76576500             : 3.53s
Problem012/Python/solution_3.py: 76576500             : 3.56s
Problem013/Python/solution_1.py: 5537376230           : 0.02s
Problem014/Python/solution_1.py: 837799               : 19.43s
Problem015/Python/solution_1.py: 137846528820         : 0.02s
Problem017/Python/solution_1.py: 21124                : 0.04s
Problem018/Python/solution_1.py: 1074                 : 0.13s

```


dong unsay kalainan sa `docker-machine start dev`?


Why does it would matter whether RDI is reported as EA_BYREF?  I thought RDI is pointing to out-going arg space on stack which can never be relocated.


explain these numbers sir (in a comment please)


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Sounds good. Thanks a lot for the detailed response!

I should be able to help with testing and development in a few weeks :smiley:


I guess this is an acceptable time to have to wait when rebuilding vhosts? Unfortunately it takes about this long even when not having to change anything...

    death puppet-agent[12931]: Finished catalog run in 345.69 seconds


To be consistent we also need to make similar changes in genConsumePutStructArgStk()?


Why do you create an extra constructor if you have setter? This class has lots of constructors


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I'd like to have it from the current release. Would you perhaps do it on a current for?


Please open an issue to track this.


remove this line


Is that a stray `2`?


remove all this cruft


`collisionDetection` seems to do a lot more than just detect collisions. It increases score, it checks the win condition. A prevalent concept in software (particularly classical Object Oriented software) is the [single responsibility principle](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_responsibility_principle). Your components (e.g. a function in this case) should be responsible for one primary thing. It's fine for a function to call multiple other functions, composing them together, but each function should have one main purpose.

Following that principle, one approach to this `collisionDetection` function might be:
```
for (var column = 0; column < brickColumnCount; column++) {
  for (var row = 0; row < brickRowCount; row++) {
    var brick = bricks[c][r];
    // If the brick isn't active, we have nothing to do
    if (!isBrickActive(brick)) {
      // I tend to prefer to check negative conditions and bail out early so that less of my code is indented
      // Be aware that some people hate this pattern though.
      continue;
    }

    // If we did not collide with this brick, there's nothing to do either
    if (didCollide(brick, x, y, brickWidth, brickHeight) {
      continue;
    }

    // If we get here, that means we have an active brick that we collided with
    // I might even encapsulate all of this inside a single "handleCollision" function
    deactivateBrick(brick);
    updateScore();
    checkWinConditions(score);
  }
}
```
It's a bit rough around the edges, but the concept is that I hid a lot of the complexity here behind other, smaller functions (that I did not actually include). That way, this function is only responsible for iterating over the bricks and delegating the real work to other tiny functions, In a way, this function is your primary game loop, coordinating all of the things that need to happen each frame.

Don't be afraid to be more verbose with var names. There's only a few instances where a one letter name is descriptive enough.


Minor thing: We can move everything there to `notifyAllListeners`. It seems we never need to call those separately.


The spelling seems to be incorrect


Is this line still necessary if `@nodes` is initialized to an empty array in the constructor?


Thanks for doing this.


Yup; this was just initial hacking


Since you are at it.  This local definition could be deleted and it could be declared on line 5720.  Only lines 5720 to 5724 are referring to helperNum local.


Now with some help for running locally


The issue my pull addresses is el cap specific and terminal specific, the 15 ensures that that all of the previously tested operating systems have unchanged functionality (and therefore needn't be tested)


nit: java coding style is usually leave { on the same line with condition


Right; that's what I was looking at.

>The consumer is not thread-safe. See Multi-threaded Processing for more details.


Can we modify the existing `@nodes` array rather than allocating a new in case clients have a reference to the existing `@nodes` array? For example:

```
nodes = element.nodes
element << 'hello'
# At this point nodes includes 'hello'
...
element.replace_text('foo')
# At this point I would expect nodes to be ['foo']
```


Yes, should be fixed in [74ee75c]  thanks @seanfarley  !


java8의 try-with-resources 구문을 써보세욤~ https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/exceptions/tryResourceClose.html
혹은... 클래식하게는 commons-io의 IOUtils.closeQuietly()를 쓰세요~


Does it make sense to push this up into the constructor for `HasAttrs` so all nodes with attributes have the same behavior?


fixes #1


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Now deadlock happened again.

2016-02-18 01:48:33 UTC SetBestChain: new best=4002785869bf952d1c52  height=228997  trust=16247541039945156  moneysupply=3848056402.950276
2016-02-18 01:48:33 UTC ProcessBlock: ACCEPTED

2016-02-18 01:49:58 UTC REORGANIZE
2016-02-18 01:49:58 UTC REORGANIZE: Disconnect 1 blocks; d9a43eee9f3c7d7501fb..4002785869bf952d1c52
2016-02-18 01:49:58 UTC REORGANIZE: Connect 2 blocks; d9a43eee9f3c7d7501fb..e8fdfd19a20e2f9a1eec

height=228997 is the last "SetBestChain" block.
There is no "SetBestChain" block after height=228997.

2016-02-18 02:02:16 UTC StopNode()
2016-02-18 02:02:19 UTC ThreadOpenConnections exiting
2016-02-18 02:02:37 UTC ThreadMessageHandler still running
2016-02-18 02:02:37 UTC ThreadStakeMinter still running
2016-02-18 02:03:48 UTC ThreadDumpAddress exiting

I can't stop the node still now; 2016-02-18 02:26 UTC.


While I think this is a step in the right direction, as there will be an error in the log that gives some hint of what happened, it will still throw a NullPointerException on line 145. I think the intent of the ticket was to more gracefully handle this condition when calling this method.

I can think of a couple of approaches. One would be deprecating the existing method and writing a new method which propagates the error better than a NullPointerException and rewriting where this was called to use that method. Less good is catching the NPE in the calling code and trying to figure out what happened by inspecting the parameters passed in.


this setter don't need to be public, just package visibility is enough


Actually that was intentional—I only rewrapped those lines that were modified (to keep the size of the diff small).  I thought I had a later rewrap-only commit but I guess not.  I'll take care of it.


`undefined` is usually not the best default value. It is typically used as an erroneous state, not a default state. Instead, prefer a sensible default based on the type you intend. I typically use the following default values for each type:
* Numbers: `0`
* Strings: `''` (empty string)
* Objects: `null` or `{}` (blank object)
* Arrays: `[]` (empty Array)
* Booleans: `false` or `true`, depending on the situation, but always one of them

Not only do you avoid having `undefined`s in your code, but you can also infer the type just from its default value. In this case, since all of these properties will eventually be assigned Strings, I would recommend using the empty string `''` as your defaults rather than `undefined`.


Right; that's what I was thinking.

During my testing, I found one anomaly, though - with `enable.auto.commit=false`, the consumer seems to set the offset to the end of the topic, when re-connecting, not the last read from the last run; that's only supposed to happen for a new group or if the offset was lost somehow.

It could be something wrong with my test but I don't think so; need to dig in some more.


For instance, the bash profile works fine in Yosemite already, and Yosemite would use the prompt command from the else part of the statement, which is the unchanged version.


yes, this commit doesn't work. don't use it.


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Verified using the following startup script:

#!/bin/bash
echo "Calling startup script"
nohup sleep 3600 > /dev/null 2>&1 < /dev/null &
echo "Called sleep $!"

The printed pid is still (and should be) running when the machine boots up.

Merging.


FUCK OOPS


不需要htonl转换


Make sure this encoding is URL-safe. I think in Java 7 you have to use [Apache Commons Codec Base64](http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-codec/apidocs/org/apache/commons/codec/binary/Base64.html#encodeBase64URLSafeString(byte[])): `Base64.encodeBase64StringURLSafeString()`, otherwise padding characters (`=`) and unsafe characters (`+` and `/`) are used. These tokens will be used in querystrings so they must be URL-safe.


Sorry, one modification in description:
We will throw error message for following invocation:
hadoop jar SystemML.jar -f algorithms/transform.dml -nvargs
TRANSFORM_PATH=foo/ OUTPUT_DATA_PATH=foo/output.mtx ...

This is because we generate maps in TRANSFORM_PATH, which could potentially have names that clash with OUTPUT_DATA_PATH.


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There are several methods that come from the functional programming world that will be helpful tools to add to your belt, particularly when you find yourself writing several loops over data sets as you are here, I would encourage you to investigate and play around with:

* [map](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/map)
* [reduce](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/reduce)
* [filter](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/filter)

[sort](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/sort) might also be useful in this exercise as well.


Lmao


super sekali


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I'm in the organization hahahaha


+ETC_20151224_018029	{nl} {nl}Swordsman-type classes are able to spring if you press the same directional key twice.

spring > sprint


@BrianFarnHill try this out


seems like we probably want someway of accessing the current user right? Or is that part of Firebase?


Here are the in-variants that we should assert in this method

1) if emit call type is EC_FUNC_TOKEN or EC_FUNC_TOKEN_INDIR then addr field will be non-null and indir will null
2) if emit call type is EC_INDIR_ARD then indir will non-null but addr will be null.
3) if emit call type is EC_INDIR_R (indirect call via register) then only baseReg will be specified.  In this case both addr and indir should be nullptr.


is next step to hook this into the data from the Primer screen?


Previously the upper-case `R` prefix could be used ti disable regular expression highlighting in case the string following is not a regular expressions and instead just a "raw" string. I considered this to be a feature.


Why not just implement gamerules? Won't be hard.


"I really like the idea of adding articles, but I think it needs more than just the models before I can make a decision. After all, Rails is all about MVC working together, not just the M portion in isolation. If the views and controller are in working order, then I'll pull this into my project."


![Uploading Simulator Screen Shot 2016年2月17日 下午6.59.31.png…]()


Missing semicolons :disappointed:


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 * 550 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 480 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SHD diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
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please make these a constant, also in remote_server_dns_resolve_test


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 * 536 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 191 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 262 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 11 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 14 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 8 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 8 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 1 test had: SHD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ERR diffs.

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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)


## 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)


That makes me a bit nervous. If someone had grabbed the original and then had it change out from under them that would be confusing. I think it is more consistent and safer to create a new nodes array instead of modifying the original.


++ for now thx


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I thought Dr. Brant said that if it can identify the palindromic words then it is fine. But I am not sure based on the conversation in Slack.


This is an optimization but not a pure "speedup" as best as I understand.
@VoyagerOne  Why do you test in SMP?  This should be good in single threaded mode as well.


More update - diff for fix loss messages:

```
/build/Installer/Custom_Messages.iss Thu Feb 18 05:39:54 +0300 2016
/build/Installer/Custom_Messages.iss commit 97880ce7f6ff87159ce71795f9d939ddb2036a20
----------------------------------------------------
@@ -29,4 +29,4 @@

en.comp_ExtendedServices      =Extended Services
en.comp_ExtendedTools         =Extended Tools
---en.comp_NetAdapters           =Network Adapters
+++en.comp_hardwaredevices       =Hardware Devices
en.comp_NetworkTools          =Network Tools
```


empd (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2096 of 2100 tests passed, 546 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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I'd really like a test added which confirms the "--force" argument has the desired affect, especially on the CliGit implementation.


这是什么，这是什么这是哪里
![4tf_z qeea10 i7 imqeido](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13428502/13132353/eba09a26-d62c-11e5-8e0b-8e14251c0a53.jpg)


**This file contains unused source code.**
*PyUnusedCodeBear, severity 1, section `python`.* *Related to file `setup.py`, lines 6 to 7.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/setup.py
+++ b/setup.py
@@ -3,8 +3,6 @@
 import locale
 import sys
 from os import getenv
-from os.path import exists
-from shutil import copyfileobj
 from subprocess import call
 from urllib.request import urlopen

```


**This file contains unused source code.**
*PyUnusedCodeBear, severity 1, section `python`.* *Related to file `setup.py`, line 9.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/setup.py
+++ b/setup.py
@@ -6,7 +6,6 @@
 from os.path import exists
 from shutil import copyfileobj
 from subprocess import call
-from urllib.request import urlopen

 # Start ignoring PyImportSortBear as imports below may yield syntax errors
 from coalib import assert_supported_version
```


Awesome! This is looking really good.

I did notice a [build failure](https://travis-ci.org/OpenBEL/bel.rb/jobs/109967813#L640-L647) in the *spec/unit/bel_syntax_spec.rb* test with regards to escaping `\"` within a string.


The palindrome program finds the word but not any phrase.


I'm not sure I understand the question. HasAttrs is a module so there is no initializer. Is there something you are trying to achieve that the changes don't address? I would expect that the HashAttrs.attributes() method would only create a new @attributes if the instance had been created without the initialize being called.


Should use

sys.argv.remove(...) (shorter)

with ValueError


It would probably worth caching the result across calls to convertRowToPoints to avoid since it usually won't change and is relatively expensive to do.


Only necessary if the initializer is not called such as when the rb_obj_alloc() function is called.


very good, we received your code now


nice work


Uhm, but may be you knowed this and use pop for this case.


```go
if err != nil {
  return n, err
}
// actual stuff
return n, nil
```


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@HashBang173 Ok, I'll check again later. Thanks.


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`const SBezier &`


This change breaks compatibility of existing IDPs, bumping the major version of the API. It might have been better to add a new interface like AskBeforeSyncHandler extending from SyncHandler adding this method.


`List<Vector>`


the SP1 fixes  from XS62E001 through XS62E012, does it contains XS62E014 XS62E015?


Please change the other file writers to open the files themselves, too; either the writer or the caller should open the file, not both.


Can you give an demo/live example? I don't get this feautre.


`std::vector<SBezier>`


@JustAkan 저도 그렇게 생각합니다. 시간 날때 다시 확인해봐야 할 것 같습니다.


LOL, fucked solution


dumb translation


Yeah, there isn't a good solution to that. The prefix is not case sensitive according to the language spec. I suppose I can revert that change, but the choice is kind of arbitrary.


NOSSSA, VOU ATÉ ESCREVER EM PORTUGUÊS AQUI, EU REALMENTE NÃO SEI COMO ISSO PODE ESTAR CERTO! FUMADA GRANDE!


So how does it actually work?


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


你好


`ToPackedIntBGRA`


without this not is not working.


Let's create all the new CSS files in `styles/common`. The ultimate goal is to get rid of `helvetica` and `fresh` completely (since currently it just a dummy duplication of files).


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Who does px font sizing anymore?


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Version specific versus common. We have a bad pattern right now of this QPS, Burst, and UserAgent defaulting code being copy/pasted everywhere right now. This was an attempt to start eliminating that.


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This line of code is extracting the batch entry result from the response. A call to `#send_message_batch` can also return messages in the failed list as well. If a message fails to send, this line of code returns `nil` which will blow up later. It shoudl probably skip the `#validate_single_message` call on the next line if the message_response is not found, e.g. it is failed.


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```


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Why `{ ...this.state }`, not just `this.state`? (I'm not suggesting to change it, just curious why.)


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Oy. I thought pointing to the full soname was the right thing to do here.  I guess I'll send another fix.


Also added DivInstruction


Good point. I was referring to the idea of an entire nested block being on screen at once, though again with less nesting that possible problem may be moot.


the original code

```
	// determination of TLS transport does not logically require a version to be specified
 	// modify the copy of the config we got to satisfy preconditions for defaultServerUrlFor
 	config.GroupVersion = defaultVersionFor(&config)
```

Since this was written, defaultServerUrlFor no longer crashes if GroupVersion wasn't populated.


trying to learn python on my own.


You might want to change your API key as you have comitted it into public source control. Probably best reading the WIKI: https://github.com/noobot/noobot/wiki/Getting-Started-With-Noobot#get-noobot-up-and-running-quickly

enjoy :smile:


Ah, nice.


**Shortlog of HEAD commit is too long.**
*GitCommitBear, severity 1, section `commit`.* *Project wide.*


Pull out the workflow-archiver gem from the app and anything that tries to use it -- unless it is certain that it must be a synchronous archive for the dor-services-app.


oups ! I removed it to track down too get the call stack in the Xcode when the exception is thrown.
not sure what should be the policy here as it should not crash for any reason, it was just a mistake coming from me.
I mean if we put a try here why not put a try for each callback call everywhere in the API ?


I don't see a question like "which email address"?
There is a file CONTRIBUTE in the root of the source there you can read that the mailing list is the preferred place for placing patches and discussions about them. And there was never a statement from Olaf that now **everything** will be moved to GitHub. The only thing he was talking about was the bug tracker.


C'est pour éviter l'envoie du fichier config.php ça l'ignore c'est pour ça qu'il n'y a pas de fichier "config.php"


Same question here: why it's not just `this.setState(privacySettings)`, like in handleChange() ten lines above? (Just curious.)


Thanks, After I did it I thought that’s what I did and opened a new tab to check the public version and didn’t see the update.

Thanks

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You might want to change your API key as you have comitted it into public source control. Probably best reading the WIKI: https://github.com/noobot/noobot/wiki/Getting-Started-With-Noobot#get-noobot-up-and-running-quickly

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Yes, as preferred place. It's much better to comment patches.


you are right. Fix coming in the next version. Thank you!


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Task id [#113944319]

// Add a list of courses to main page

https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/1536011


Task id [#113944427]

// Add crud operations to project

https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/1536011


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


looks okay


following three files ?


Have you see the way the python benchmark works ?: http://hastebin.com/raw/ufayulaxox

At the end thye present the average of all the tests:

Totals:                           3570ms   3602ms

So we can use this as the average performance indicator for openbenchmarking

That is the question about the summary , but if you want to do it I can work on the openbenchmarking tests
What do you think ?


Task id [#113944455]

// Add image to course

https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/1536011


wiadomość z wyjątku powinna być dla programisty – nie dla użytkownika

* programista ją zobaczy jak appka się wywali – co chciałbyś zobaczyć w logach? „try again later”? ;)
* treść komunikatu może być na różny sposób prezentowana. może to będzie obrazek? może komunikat będzie się różnił zależnie od pory dnia lub kraju pochodzenia? języka? To jest kwestia GUI. Nie rozwiązujesz jej na tym poziomie.

W wiadomości wyjątku można dać info o szczegółach problemu (jeśli sama nazwa wyjątku nie jest już oczywista), żeby programista mógł go łatwo rozwiązać.

Gdzieś w GUI ustalisz jak ten wyjątek obsłużyć.


but thinking a bit more I guess you would like to catch exceptions coming from TimeProcess that are not writing by ourself (?)


Hey Zach. Come see me Saturday to talk about your quiz. I think there may still be some general things we need to go over to get you pointed in the right direction.


Если в конструктор будут передаваться два параметра **fileName1** и **fileName2** (а это логично), то можно открыть файлы через инициализацию
```cpp
compareFiles():
    i_(0), f1_(fileName1), f2_(fileName2)
```


Ostatecznie wyleciała bo usunięte zostały wszystkie miejsca w których była używana


sort of, it's not ideal, but i don't have a great solution atm, and this workaround is only limited to the camera in the case of primitives


please leave it broken, so i can continue pissing on about how bad php is.


If a browser doesn't support a new unit type, I've had a fallback value in the past. For example,

    .foo{
      height: 100px;
      height: 100vh;
    }

Or using a fallback `display` type for browsers that didn't support flexbox. (There are holes in this specific example, but I know I've had situations similar to this before)

    .foo2{
      display: inline-block;
      display: flex;
    }

Less relevant now, for sure (especially with `@supports` coming on), but maybe we make this a warning instead?


Yeah, I realized that if you click ok before the timer finishes it doesn't work. When I get a chance I'll make the hide code execute on OK buttonclick instead of at the end of that loop


replaced with elegant-spinner


using System;

namespace IntroductionToCsharp
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main()
        {

            string strNumber = "100TG";

            int Result = 0;

           bool IsConversionSuccessful = int.TryParse(strNumber, out Result);

            if (IsConversionSuccessful)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(Result);
            }

            else
            {
               Console.WriteLine("Please Enter a valid number");
            }

        }
    }
}


For the sake of consistency, can we name it with a verb in the beginning? Like, `getGroupRequests`.


Could/should Genome::Carp be slurped into UR to implement croakf?


done


This commit is to address a bug in which the browser-cached family segregation data allows the variant assessment dropdown menu to become active on the family curation page, even when the family segregation form was not filled out previously.

Steps to test this fix:
1. Go to the GDM page and click on the **Family** blue bar on the far-right to proceed to the family curation page.
2. Fill out the form, particularly the family segregation section. Select a variant assessment option from the dropdown menu.
3. Submit the form and return to the GDM page.
4. Create a new family curation, but do **NOT** fill out the family segregation section and without the variant assessed. Return to the GDM page.
5. Under the **Family** curation panel, click on the **Edit** link below the curated family which has segregation data. On the subsequent page, the family segregation data should no longer be an editable form, while the variant assessment dropdown menu is active allowing curators to make changes.
6. Click the "Cancel" button or the browser back button to return to the GDM page.
7. Under the **Family** curation panel, click on the **Edit** link below the curated family which has **NO** segregation data. On the subsequent page, the family segregation data should remain to be an editable form, while the variant assessment dropdown menu is inactive.


There's another problem with error propagation in general: the JtxtUML validator works on Java files, but Xtext starts the Java source generation process only when a **valid** XtxtUML source is being saved. Moreover, generated files are erased the moment an invalidated source is saved again. The main issue is that XtxtUML sources and their generated JtxtUML equivalents (if any) are most of the time out of sync, and as a result, propagated errors are almost unusable in the current implementation.

Maybe we can tweak Xtext's generation strategy to try keeping original and generated sources more in sync, as we could provide relevant propagated errors this way, but I'm afraid it would be far too expensive in terms of performance.


Well this does take absolute value for winDescent when the descender value is used. It uses zero when calculating new descent/ascent values from glyphs bounds.

For posterity let's note that this follows discussion at https://github.com/behdad/fonttools/issues/520.


In the previous iteration, the property was skipped instead of being set to an empty arrayref. Is this expected?


thank you, the changes are great !


Fixes #16


One jiffy is 1ms in linux which is really long. This loop makes sure that the benchmark starts in the beginning of a new jiffy.


It might have been done for a reason, but it got reverted again (I guess for some other reason). Was the logExtended() method supposed to be changed back as part of the revert as well, or if it is going to stay that way?

I learned (from joakime) that it is possible to get the Response object by getResponse on the request, but having it explicit in the signature makes it a bit more obvious.


ad


A typo: "Factroy".


Yep, that looks just right!


The previous UserComputedProfile will be overridden ? It will not "leak" ?

Replace "feature_vector" by UserComputedProfile in the comment ?


This is not really an upsert, it's a 'make sure it exists'. Karen's point, I think is that if a new version of a file is inserted, with  the same name, but diff fileid (since it's a different file, w/ a different hash), this will collide. The index is enforcing unique filenames (as does plone), doesn't care about fileids.


@Aeusman Let's discuss this offline.


resources class should be renamed to resource only

Resources resource = new Resources()
doesn't make sense
classes are always singleton


I think this method should be documented to clarify why the 2nd parameter is also `Message`. From what I understand, it's because it can be both `CommandContext` and `EventContext`. But it may not be so obvious for new users.


Thank you, I like your contributions very much.
You seem like a graphing expert :)  - please consider this request, if you agree. https://github.com/diydrones/apm_planner/issues/901


Do we have the knowledge that it's ID is first parameter only here?


Varsha, do you see anything wrong with this code?? -_-

```javascript
public class SteelUltrasonic extends Subsystem{
    public void ping()
 	{u.ping();}
 	}
}
```

Seriously, do you not notice eclipse giving you errors?
Stahp uploading broken code pls


@NealJMD I'll get the remaining updates in for tomorrow AM.


Ficou irado vei, porém será que não ficaria melhor o nom das pastas tipo: **pt_br** e **en_us** tudo em minúsculo, e o nome do arquivo como **contributing.....** Meio que é o padrão da net exemplo: [spring contributing](https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md)


Fair enough


Typical comment


Старайся не применять стили к идентификаторам. Это не очень хорошая практика, которая в будущем может вылиться в проблемы. Для установки стилей используй только классы. Реже - имена тегов (для переопределения дефолтного поведения)


Should always be `async(true)`


Verifiquei o source do sphere:
TDATA3 = (minX<<16) | (minY)
TDATA4 = (maxX<<16) | (maxY)

Quando TDATA4=0, usa valores internos, de acordo com o gump selecionado (TDATA2). Então colocar 'zero' parece ser suficiente. O problema é que o client (modificado?) pode mandar outro valor fora desses limites, e ai corre o risco de dar o problema....

Tem algum problema em deixar o fixStackDupBug() habilitado?


Aha, ok let's make it a warning then.


We're ignoring confirmation as we understand that all invocations of a programmatic API are intentional (no need for confirmation).


This does not matter very much, as `filter_for_reverse_field` does not take advantage of lookup resolution.


generalnie jak skreślam komentarz to po to, żebym wiedział co już poprawione ;)


No need for this field as all API invocations are intentional.


No comments.


AFAIR, `subscribers.jsx` is used for public subs list. We don't want to show your subscription requests on everyone's subs page (even if that list will be visible just for you).


just fantastic work Mr.Pan. I would love to work with you in near future.


Oh...I think this a typo as this rule doesn't have options.


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Electric-Service-Refactor (EnergyArchmage) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2086 of 2090 tests passed, 546 test warnings)

 * 550 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 480 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: SHD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.

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Might make more sense to do ``UIInterfaceOrientationIsPortrait``?


absurd amount of work highly inspire me to be the best programmer I  can be.


Is this intentional?


Let's keep this component for public subs only. For the private subs/subs management, there's another page, see #126 (currently it's not implemented).


Sandy, you know what you have to work on. Also, as a bonus, maybe try clearing the input fields after you click on the submit button or press enter. I'll check up on you on Saturday.


Thanks all for answers, you all are awesome


Why is it needed to know it's a `jsonfile` for `DBFile`? Would `file` be enough?
Try thinking of it this way: When you have an `ArrayList<String>` in Java, would you write a constructor with that argument like this?
```java
class Thing {
  public Thing(ArrayList<String> arrayList) {
  ...
  }
}
```


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Не совсем правильно скрывать ссылку на главную. Скрытые (display:none) ссылки - это плохо с точки зрения SEO. Постарайся сделать так, чтобы ссылка вообще отстутствовала в html документе еще до того, как документ попадет в браузер (т.е. в php)


@djpate _it would be nice_ if you didn't make passive aggressive comments that make you seem like you believe you are entitled to perfect documentation from an open source project.  I suggest you read the code and figure it out, and we welcome a PR from you on the documentation update.


I was thinking specifically about links and inputs. The versatility of the input element means it can take on a variety of appearances, so I see the type attribute as a part of the element definition. Just targeting `[type='text']` seems slightly ambiguous, and adding a class to every input of a certain type seems unnecessary. Similarly, I can see a few options for buttons and links that have certain attributes applied to them.


Done.


Ah. nope. Thanks.


Interesting catch. Thank you.


Right on, I've merged it in for the next release!


on a "final" String, right (no statics are there! :-)

So perhaps tweak those lines to something like this:
```java
final String propertyValue = getStringPropertyValue(propertyName, props);
String rawValues = propertyValue.replace("[", "");
```


No właśnie nie wiedziałem co tu wklepać, bo nazwa chyba dosyć dobrze opisuje problem, zmienię w jednym z najbliższych commitów :)


@jpmedley @petele @PaulKinlan FYI this commit broke master build:
https://ci.cloudware.io/google/WebFundamentals/455

```
Error reading file /drone/src/github.com/google/WebFundamentals/src/content/en/showcase/case-
study/service-workers-iowa.markdown: (<unknown>): did not find expected key while parsing
a block mapping at line 23 column 3
```

@jpmedley I'd suggest using pull requests even for small changes like this, or at least try building locally before pushing to master otherwise.


I think this can be done by changing `HivePrivilege` enum. I had thought about changing the `HivePrivilege` enum to add permissions such as `SELECT_WITH_GRANT`, `INSERT_WITH_GRANT` etc. to denote the grant option flag turned ON corresponding to that privilege and removing the `GRANT` permission from the enum. I left it as it is though, since that requires changing other parts of the code.

I think what you've suggested is a better option. We can change the `HivePrivilege` from an enum to a class and we can add the grant option flag to the class. But this would require changing code at many other places that use `HivePrivilege`. Wouldn't it be better to do this in another pull request?


Yes, along with the others...


This component became quite bloated. Maybe it's better to create all this goodness in the separate component, and leave `tile-user-list` relatively slim? Let me know WDYT.


На будущее - в php файлах никогда не используй html комментарии. Это приводит к ненужному увеличению frontend кода. Если использовать в данном случае php комментарии, то код даже не попадет в итоговый  html и не будет никого путать в будущем.


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Does it mean that these tables are never used and I could delete them from the existing database?


Probably could be combined with the previous if statement


I'm not sure. One way I know is you can generate one using WinRAR on Windows with Simplified Chinese environment.


Done


I used the trunk and everything is working just fine now.


Yeah... really we don't want the active editor (which can be undefined), but the most recently active editor. That's a little trickier to get.


i think the plural form here ("REQUESTS") might be misleading.


You could create a `JSONFile` with a `StringIO` object in order to have the real `JSONFile` behaviour.


Ты уже подключила /bitrix/header.php. Подключать файл prolog_before уже не нужно, он будет подключен внутри /bitrix/header.php


Good call. Let's set `allow-element-with-attribute` to `true`.


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Didn't we merged the server change for this already? (We should check.)


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Can we give this a more descriptive name than `RuntimeCC1`? At this point I think it may be best to just refer to the LLVM names, `CCC` and `PreserveMost/AllCC`.


JOOC, did you build the files from src/ using gulp?


`handler` doesn't reveal enough intent for me.


nice


I was forced to move these definitions because I was getting bad_function_call errors, as if the std::functions in playerPack (along with an assortment of other pack rules) weren't initialized; in accordance with the construction of the code (instantiating Pack implies passing two functions, and no functions besides lambdas or other functions are ever passed) this looks like something that could not occur in defined behavior.


typo canola


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No, I just failed at running the publish command in the right directory (was trying to publish an update to the dark variant)… since going back is not really an option for APM there's only so much I can do about it… sorry for the double update though :smile:


textView.requestFocus();


String tests[] = { "LifeCycleTest", "SingleTouchTest", "MultiTouchTest",


Seems like we can do some DRY thing here:

```
     case response(ActionTypes.ACCEPT_GROUP_REQUESTS):
     case response(ActionTypes.REJECT_GROUP_REQUESTS): {
       return removeItemFromGroupRequests(state, action)
     }
```


public class AccelerometerTest extends Activity implements SensorEventListener {


package com.badlogic.androidgames;


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That sounds better, especially since we may end up substituting a different `info` in quasar-advanced (see [SD-1293](https://slamdata.atlassian.net/browse/SD-1293)).


fixed


Yes :)


It looks like this sets up a race condition where if `refresh` is called before live list has finished rendering then the icons won't show. Furthermore, if I'm reading it correctly, any update to the task list won't have the item rendered until the TasksCtrl runs again.

I think it'd be better to incorporate this in the LiveList service so when the tasks are rendered the image data is inlined as part of the template rendering, rather than replaced at a later date. This is less brittle because we know the LiveList service is invoked any time any task is rendered so no matter how the UI is updated the icon will be shown.

You could then cache the resources as part of the init of LiveList so rendering performance isn't affected.


Indeed. V8 does already check for this. Removed.


Done.


I agree.


Seems to have an error: GLIBC_VERSION is not defined in the install.sh script


@silverwind Apparently style lint doesn't like `radial-gradient`. I copied the style from GitHub and made it black instead of white.


On line 53 there should be another replacement.
	$this.find( '.**pagewidget-container** > ul' ).attr( 'class', 'slider' );


This function looks big, could we simplify it with using `_.without()` or some other lodash helpers?


would prefer this to start with `wc_payment_gateway_`


package*


I've also optimised the image here. The previous one very large causing excessive data to be sent through the pipe.


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Resolves EduShareOntario/jobCollectionService#24


I have updated the doc ... i hope correctly : http://wiki.synfig.org/Dev:Build_Instructions#Debug_build


This compiles fine with scalac. Is this change needed to compile DottyBackendInterface with dotty?


Won't processing profile always be defined? This is_optional meta property has been removed from the class description for it.


I'm not sure the race condition exists - refresh is delayed until the ResourceIcons are available.  And if the ResourceIcons are available, then they will be rendered directly in the `listItemFor()` by the `resourceIcon` filter.


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Again, I would really prefer to move all this to the separate "My Own Private Subs" page. This gets quite bloated.


So WOW, iOS has yet another way of access private variables. I would make it self.groupID just for clarity of where it's coming from.


Uh hallo?


should `getUrl` be deprecated ?


Or maybe this should be single_sample_processing_profile?


done.


Plural is misleading here, too.


These macros should all keep the `SWIFT_` name prefix.


Then just change it to IM :)


yeah, thanks for that ;)


Valgrind clean yay


Just to be clear, I commited before Mauriti0s did, but forgot to push mine. GitHub automatically merged the two commits. My commit wouldn't have been push-able otherwise.


> What is the reason for moving this check to the constructor?

I was debating whether to make the change in this commit on in the subsequent one (https://github.com/ofrobots/node/commit/f5cc7af209fc5cefc4c764c5dec2b821950014b4). Asserting this in the weak callback is going to be more cumbersome as a result of that change (but it do-able).

I chose to put it here, as part of cleanup, because it is stronger to check this assertion in the constructor as that covers more paths than the weak callback.

> Aside, the commit log has some long lines.

Fixed.


> For type variables there is a difference whether an annotation is present or not. Does PolyAll on a type variable mean that a qualifier for all hierarchies will be present?

Yes, that is right.

> PolyXXX qualifiers only make sense if they appear at least in a parameter and a return position. If it is used only in a parameter position, it is more clear to use the top qualifier.

That's mostly true, but not entirely true.
Section 24.2.6 "Using a single polymorphic qualifier in a method signature" discusses three counterexamples (I just added two of them; one was already in the manual).

> In this signature, the type variable is already ranging over all other type systems and the NonNull on the upper bound only limits the Nullness type system.
> A test case would help clarify what issue this is solving.

The point is that no matter how the class is instantiated, any argument (except null) is legal.  So the `@PolyNull` does enable more calls, and desirable calls.

Please let me know if the manual section is clear, or if it needs to be improved.


@rosskevin Sorry if my comment sounded rude. Not my intention. I just spend a couple of hours trying to understand what I was doing wrong and actually could not figure out by looking at the code how to properly set EbConfig for a options without a namespace.

EbConfig.set_option(nil, :secrets_dir, ENV['foo']) is not the way to go apparently.

I'm happy to update the doc but I honestly did not understand what is the new *proper* way you guys envisioned for interpolation going forward.


And we're not declaring variables after code (switch)


Thanks! This was driving me absolutely crazy!


I would disagree. If there will be a new implementation for fletcher computation, a new unit test case will be written for that implementation. This unit test is only for avx2.


hey there. Im working on a documentary and wanted to use this for one of the shots. but I have no idea how to actually go about using it... is there any way you could give me a quick rundown on how to actually run this program? that would be a huge help


very  minor thought, extracting the comparisons to something like "isArrayLengthsDifferent(stateLow.length, stateNeutral.length, stateClimb.length)" can improve readability and gives a name to the comparisons.


So I think we should have `user-subscribers.jsx` for public `/username/subscribers` URLs. And `friends.jsx` for private `/friends` (see #126) with all the things inside: seeing who's mutual, subs requests and stuff.


I like the message, but…

This is hard to follow and will become a lie if anyone changes the logic above or the behavior of `fromDefaultPaths`. What about having `fromDefaultPaths` return the path it tried? Actually, I wonder if it's hiding in the FileNotFound.


Thanks! This is useful!
In particular now we have something to extend with all these small gotchas.


These messages should match the limits.


This basically what the == does which is overloaded in SIMDValue.


thanks but still doesn't seem to work.
python downloader.py --youtubeid YcZkCnPs45s --output OUT
Downloading Youtube comments for video: YcZkCnPs45s

Done!

and the OUT file is empty.


Yes and no. I copied the script from NESCent's RT instance. I modified a few things, but if I didn't modify that line, then I guess it's OK this way.


looks awesome


Also, && ?


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do you have plans to utilize the else conditions?  If not, let's remove the empty blocks.  As is, it looks like we have something to add...


According to the html specification id should be unique. In your code this is not the case. Can you fix it ?


@hannesmuehleisen doesn't look like this solved the problem?  columns processed still printing a bunch
http://monetdb.cwi.nl/testweb/web/eanthony/lab07win/1455840817/pnad.log

i have just gotten rid of them, not worth the hassle

https://github.com/ajdamico/asdfree/commit/a6f1920cef650b81546b433e4dda9ae93e49a06b


Well I was hesitant and I tried to make a tradoff between 2 things:
1) Trying to minimize the direct test of low level private methods as it's implementation detail and not specification. So when I refactor, I don't have to refactor to much tests if class specification did not change.
2) At the other extreme If I test only at high level (here compute_user_profile), each test will be quite painful to setup, assert and understand

_compute_global_feedback_vector is private also, but on level above. I thought it was the highest level at which it was still easy to test what I wanted.

An other argument : If a test at _compute_normalized_vector level. Rigorously I should still test that I call this function correctly from _compute_global_feedback_vector.

All in all I'm not sure at all my solution is better, but perhaps it's not bad enough to change ? If it seems OK to you, I will keep it at this level, but try to make clearer the "trick" you mentioned


Thanks.


Nice, thanks for the naming so it's clear!


Per spec, we have to extractLane on each lane and do the comparison. For Float32x4, we could get NaNs and -/+0, so we have to use the Number equality semantics.


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There is -debug flag to syz-manager that dumps qemu and fuzzer output directly to console (this overrides number of instances to 1). Useful for boot debugging and fuzzer startup issues.


[I made a Codepen for this](http://codepen.io/afang/pen/GpxqLQ) that you should check out. The main values you need to change are `origin` and `destination`, which hold their respective lat/ long values. Hyperlapse will then stitch together frames of the closest route (it takes a minute) when it runs.

You should be able to get it setup without understanding how it works behind the scenes.


Just add an:
```c++
verticeEditor->updateVertices();
```
here =)


This is probably better to check in the beginning of the function. I will fix it.


Correct.


I believe this should be &&: strict equality if both sides are SIMD objects.


ok, I get it. You probably need to tune the input of each kernel so that
they all roughly take the same amount of time with cpython though.

I don't have a lot of time to invest in this right now, so what I
propose is you submit a PR that performs the normalization step and adds
a total output. Way to go?


all `vue-google-maps` events should start by `g-` can you change it ?


Good point, the reason I didn't use the error is because we try the "legacy" path last, so that's what the error will contain, however I'll update 'fromDefaultPaths' to always return the preferred default path in the `FileNotFound` error if all defaults fail.


Thanks


added
```sass
.is-text-bold
  font-weight: bold
```


Develop is broken.


Ahh, you're right. So subsequent list additions will render the image immediately because it's already cached.

I still prefer doing the refresh up front in the init of LiveList because you then wouldn't need to ever render the placeholder. What do you think?


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I wasn't able to find a way to do this already, so I invented this. Let me know if I missed something.


Awesome.

On 2/18/16, 1:44 PM, "evanweaver" <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:

Develop is broken.

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Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio/commit/73756511d58d9a1c4e80d2f155e13ffbdbfa05dd#commitcomment-16187515>.


Sauf que je ne vois justement aucune inclusion (`include` et autres variantes) d'un tel fichier dans les codes que tu as modifié.


This ensures that keys for is, id_by, has, etc in a class/role object are always there and contain a listref, so future access doesn't have to first check whether the thing exists before dereferencing it.


The previous versions had ambiguous implicits. Pure luck that nobody tried to use them. Now, with the new classOf handling we do try to use them, that's how the error surfaced.


This was tested?


@davidmmorris I'm not sure if this helps, but we wrote an updated package for analyzing tweets for conferences here: https://github.com/nfahlgren/conference_twitter_stats. I think we updated some of the authentication parts due to updates with twitteR, OAuth, etc.


Lol


done, new commit message forced


I don't know how we'll go from here in terms of code separation (I hear sol_ble API sometime), but all this code should only be compiled if the *feature* bluetooth is present.


> with the new classOf handling we do try to use them

You mean that with the new handling compiling this fails, unlike in scalac?

I'm not sure if synthesizing classOf should fail in case of ambiguous implicits. The fact that it is implemented using implicits is an implementation detail.


BTW: if you want to automatically update to all incremental version updates, I think you can write something like ^0.4.X or ^0.4


Cleaned up a bit in 862594f1b6b764f3149d90fcd8a83ddad6b7ee20


Creating the repository and respective branches and tags for Prox iOS application.


Yeah, damn you @dr-j xD haha


I agree. We could have inherited templatized helpers.


Fixes issue #2


LGTM.


https://www.kaggle.com/c/digit-recognizer/data

Adjunto link de los datos ya que es muy pesado el archivo pesa 73,2 MB


Я бы всё же переделал, на случай, если пользователь захочет выбрать выходной поток
```cpp
void compare(std::ostream &out = std::cout)
```


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.first ? @blackeaglejs


done


Is it now? The last commit I see is from @DavidGoldwasser but there is only a small number of cpp changes in a test. I will spin up a build.


The default value of repeated is already False. If the aim is to be explicit, we need to be either to be explicit on all other properties or rely on the default value on all properties.


Is it correct that this `assert` is commented out? Perhaps it should be deleted?... Not sure, but it does seems like we are removing an assert. Just want to understand why.


fixed


Thanks i merged this part


This is also a problem for the other backends (on Linux we have even listeners for events on netlink socket which will mess with these vector) -- we have to fix there too.


Doing the same here.


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This PR removed dry-config interpolation (because it interpolates the entire file) and instead used ERB.  https://github.com/alienfast/elastic-beanstalk/pull/33/files#diff-6a40a0bfbf1bffa0838cf21aa163e3ceR95

Interpolation was originally _off_ and was only _on_ for a brief moment.


All of your imports are best suited at the start of the file.  Up with

`import csv`
`import logging`
`import hashlib`


-

>path /sele ciona pagament_


I recommend consistent styling (indenting is only one space here)


testato funzionante, il precedente dava errore.
l'interpretazione letterale tramite \ comporta che venga cercato un file che si chiami *.dtb invece di  tutti i file .dtb


KSM is still problematic ...

<6>[  530.106879] max8998_int_work_func : pmic interrupt
<6>[  530.109270] s3c_cable_status_update : battery status discharging : 1
<6>[  532.329160] wm8994_set_mic_bias: HWREV=15, on=0
<7>[  532.584423] migrating range 4d800 4e400, retry (0)
<6>[  532.601269] __test_page_isolated_in_pageblock:111
<1>[  532.601369] page:c16be400 count:3 mapcount:2 mapping:e4e5576b index:0x2bf
<1>[  532.601549] page flags: 0x8024803c(referenced|uptodate|dirty|lru|swapcache|swapbacked|0x200000)
<3>[  532.602268] alloc_contig_range: test_pages_isolated(4d800, 4e400) failed
<3>[  532.602369] alloc_contig_range[6279] free 19511, cma count 18585
<3>[  532.706003] alloc_contig_range[6284] free 19617, cma count 18600
<7>[  532.706111] migrating range 4d800 4e400, retry (1)
<6>[  532.706608] __test_page_isolated_in_pageblock:111
<1>[  532.706696] page:c16be400 count:4 mapcount:2 mapping:e4e5576b index:0x2bf
<1>[  532.706876] page flags: 0x8024801c(referenced|uptodate|dirty|swapcache|swapbacked|0x200000)
<3>[  532.707336] alloc_contig_range: test_pages_isolated(4d800, 4e400) failed
<3>[  532.707433] alloc_contig_range[6279] free 19617, cma count 18600
<6>[  532.723011] lowmemorykiller: send sigkill to 4821 (ingService.LACK), adj 15, size 5511
<38>[  532.769672] type=1400 audit(1455828785.734:215): avc: denied { append } for pid=5197 comm="fifo-pool-threa" name="journal" dev=mtdblock2 ino=1304 scontext=u:r:platform_app:s0:c512,c768 tcontext=u:object_r:datadata_file:s0 tclass=file permissive=1
<3>[  532.811461] alloc_contig_range[6284] free 19915, cma count 18601
<7>[  532.811607] migrating range 4d800 4e400, retry (2)
<6>[  532.812054] __test_page_isolated_in_pageblock:111
<1>[  532.812182] page:c16be400 count:4 mapcount:2 mapping:e4e5576b index:0x2bf
<1>[  532.812324] page flags: 0x8024801c(referenced|uptodate|dirty|swapcache|swapbacked|0x200000)
<3>[  532.812786] alloc_contig_range: test_pages_isolated(4d800, 4e400) failed
<3>[  532.812922] alloc_contig_range[6279] free 19915, cma count 18601
<3>[  532.916957] alloc_contig_range[6284] free 19481, cma count 18601
<7>[  532.917105] migrating range 4d800 4e400, retry (3)
<6>[  532.917557] __test_page_isolated_in_pageblock:111
<1>[  532.917683] page:c16be400 count:4 mapcount:2 mapping:e4e5576b index:0x2bf
<1>[  532.917824] page flags: 0x8024801c(referenced|uptodate|dirty|swapcache|swapbacked|0x200000)
<3>[  532.918428] alloc_contig_range: test_pages_isolated(4d800, 4e400) failed
<3>[  532.918568] alloc_contig_range[6279] free 19481, cma count 18601
<3>[  533.022364] alloc_contig_range[6284] free 19481, cma count 18601
<7>[  533.022516] migrating range 4d800 4e400, retry (4)
<6>[  533.022970] __test_page_isolated_in_pageblock:111
<1>[  533.023059] page:c16be400 count:4 mapcount:2 mapping:e4e5576b index:0x2bf
<1>[  533.023240] page flags: 0x8024801c(referenced|uptodate|dirty|swapcache|swapbacked|0x200000)
<3>[  533.023703] alloc_contig_range: test_pages_isolated(4d800, 4e400) failed
<3>[  533.023800] alloc_contig_range[6279] free 19481, cma count 18601
<3>[  533.127896] alloc_contig_range[6284] free 19698, cma count 18601
<7>[  533.128021] migrating range 4d800 4e400, retry (5)
<6>[  533.130522] __test_page_isolated_in_pageblock:111
<1>[  533.130620] page:c16be400 count:4 mapcount:2 mapping:e4e5576b index:0x2bf
<1>[  533.130819] page flags: 0x8024801c(referenced|uptodate|dirty|swapcache|swapbacked|0x200000)
<3>[  533.131335] alloc_contig_range: test_pages_isolated(4d800, 4e400) failed
<3>[  533.131448] __dma_alloc_from_contiguous : cma->count is 3072, pageno is 3074
<3>[  533.131597] cma: __dma_alloc_from_contiguous(): returned error (-12)
<3>[  533.131744] s5p-cma: unable to alloc pages for fimc0
<6>[  533.131879] FIMC0: CMA allocating
<6>[  533.131958] FIMC0: dma_alloc_coherent failed
<4>[  557.101269] Smartass: frequency changed by 3rd party: 100000 to 800000
<6>[  557.113444] lowmemorykiller: send sigkill to 4943 (e.process.gapps), adj 15, size 6340
<6>[  558.583971] wm8994_set_mic_bias: HWREV=15, on=0


Arrays in CSharp

using System;

namespace IntroductionToCsharp
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main()
        {

            int[] EventNumbers = new int[3];

            EventNumbers[0] = 0;
            EventNumbers[1] = 2;
            EventNumbers[2] = 4;

            Console.WriteLine(EventNumbers[1]);

        }
    }
}


Yes!

I was following the pattern of the surrounding code that checks first, but that's not really necessary.  I'll change it!


Since when we write in German?!


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IMO, it's heading towards that direction, so I'd say yes. Or at least/maybe be renamed at some point to something like `getMainUrl()` to distinguish between the `main` UC and `external`, `experimental`...
One thing for example we've discussed yesterday evening at Gov meeting was making multiple UC become a more standardly UI visible thing for the source code origin reason. cc @abayer


that's not what im reffering too though
The movement of the sprite is what I thought of