@shuairenchang 请仔细看我的修改评论：https://github.com/bigdata-mindstorms/d3-playground/commit/39c393d081b3c8a2e05179f16aeee0f832b5ccb8


Sure! Updating the code because it does not work anyways...


CSS properties should be alphabetized.


remove the import


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LGTM


there's likely to be quite a lot hustle around codestyle — not only in this commit — but I'd like to clear them out in separate task and even outside main coding maybe. Linter with shared config will be a must-have definitely.


Why are some of the header's wrapped in an ```aui``` CSS class, but other ones not?


This test is unstable. Run it 100 times:
```bash
for i in $(seq 100); do python -m unittest Orange.tests.test_svm.SVMTest.test_NuSVM || break ; done
```


Fine


@weppos 'break' may have been a strong word, the dev package was all screwy and had me re-install a bunch of stuff.

And it turns out my usual method of updating rbenv didn't work, so I thought the newest package was 2.3-dev, and wasn't sure if that's the package you went with. Just updated everything so we're all good :ok_hand:


Since we agreed already, I think we should simply bump up the java version in pom and there's no need to patch this anymore.


Which libcsv options will this plugin support?

Ideally you should expose all/most of the functionality through a simple Ruby API


Add a space between fonts listed.


Is this line incorrect?


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It's patch for missing user issue which is to be fixed a bit later — for now I just want realtime to be delivered to gather feedback and fix leaking issues like this one. Is it ok with this plan?


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### Failed tests
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```


No more debug?


Remove extra spaces between font family names.


Add a CSV writer function too.


oops.


If minOccurs > maxOccurs, then the  schema is invalid, we could keep the test on minOccurs but it is useless in my opinion plus `The default value for both the minOccurs and the maxOccurs attributes is 1` (https://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-0/#OccurrenceConstraints) which is defined by
```php
if (!is_numeric($maxOccurs)) {
            return AbstractAttributeHandler::DEFAULT_OCCURENCE_VALUE;
        }
```


Line break required between CSS rules.


We can use SASS to properly nest these CSS rules.


Instead of ```border-x: none;``` we use ```border-x-width: 0;```.


there are two things: prop saying 'hey, you need to compensate scrolling when mounted', and the action saying 'hey, I've did it, don't remind me to compensate another time'. That's why they are named differently


CSS selectors should be on the same line.


@michaelklishin okay sorry, using `application:get_env/2` will mean code replication with `rabbit_misc:get_env/2`. Can we reference `rabbit_misc:get_env/2` for now, and open an issue with this info regarding `rabbit_misc:get_env/2` being decommissioned for `3.7.x`?


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There is no need to use the hyphen. See, for example, the following news headlines:

http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/askfm-social-network-decodes-commonly-internet-slang/story?id=36382462

http://www.techinsider.net/11-most-commonly-used-illegal-drugs-2/1128268.html


We can use a compass mixin to achieve these browser prefixed CSS3 properties.


HTML ID's are camelCased, not hyphenated.


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Comment on commit - make more changes


We should use CSS classes as much as possible instead of HTML ID's.


"Wish list" is as good as "wishlist", and I am not sure why I introduced the space now.


Can we used the predefined media query sizes instead of hard coding this value?


Log in commit is my bad;
scrollBy returns undefined;
findDOMNode here is called only after mount, so we're not going to fail here. 'Defensive programming' would be good but another commit maybe?


I think you mean `rabbit_misc:get_env/3`, which only exists to cover OTP releases prior to 17.0. Yes, we should use `rabbit_misc:get_env/3` but I'm not sure how soon we can remove it: a fair number of plugins can depend on it.


Does this removal mean that all browsers apply uniform spacing and padding?


CSS comments all need to have the same styling.  It should be:

```/* ---------- Content ---------- */````


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are you sure?
cause, the spec says it isn't required, see: [swagger object](https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification/blob/master/versions/2.0.md#swagger-object)


Use compass mixin.


Consider returning a `struct RectArray`, then grabbing it [like this](https://github.com/VisionLabs/torch-opencv/blob/master/cv/objdetect/init.lua#L172)


should be a separate UPSTREAM commit


Remove all extra and unnecessary line breaks and spaces.


so, you should have !env:number PORT for the server.port key of config.yml, and override that in places where it's needed by using a server.port: 8080 type value for the profiles which have a hardcoded port number.


My indentation is wrong...

`dict.get('xx', 0)` could return `None`.


It may be better to use `associateBy` with two lamdas:
```
    val indexes = (0..ins.size() - 1).associateBy({ ins[it] }, { it })
```


is this file used anywhere?  If not, we should remove it.


Using github every 2 months
Firetoad please


Add Steps as your heading for steps


Oh, that's terrifying. Thank you!


now === now is slightly better than isNaN since no object other than NaN will be false for x === x


looks good,
please rebase from my fork :wink:


what's up with this import? related changes elsewhere?


We should use the site name instead of hard coding this value.


As lead author, I disagree :)  However, JORS can change these to match their style later if they wish.


yay loader!  boo boilerplate!

Nice!


There should be a way to get this to point back to the site's homepage rather than hard coding ```/```.  If this were to be set as a "child" site then this would be incorrect.


wrong indentation, you don't want to return on the first successfully deleted file, do you?


We should be able to set this as a description of the site or get this via ```liferay-look-and-feel.xml```


related changes elsewhere?


Good find!


ack b8d7d48

::wonders if this will work::


These cleanup steps (stop mirrors, unregister mirrors, destroy dp, destroy VDI) are not in the same order as before. Is this OK?


I wonder if we could give this file a neat name. `coala-delete-orig` would be a bit more self explanatory? Also while we have this anyway, why not add the binary to `setup.py`? Then the user has a one-command alternative to delete all orig files.


It is not wrong, but just that a hyphen is not commonly used in "commonly used" if you ask, say, Google.


great, thank you :)


good to do.  i'm sure you're aware but table deletes can take quite some time and you have to poll for it to be deleted.  you also cannot create a new table while the old one is deleted.  more fyi than feedback, this is good to have.


Note: dependencies usually goes in requirements.txt not in the readme file.
Instead I would suggest to write a better description of TogetherNetwork ;-)


If we are commenting things out should this be removed?


why not `if coala_orig.main():`? No need for that badly named variable :)


second thing: I'd love it if you could pass down the log printer to the main routine so it uses the same logger.


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### Failed tests
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Blog categories tests: Should delete blog category new blog category 1454520425865: <no details avaliable>

Blog categories tests: Should add new blog category: <no details avaliable>

Blog categories tests: Should not change blog category: <no details avaliable>

Blog categories tests: Should change blog category: <no details avaliable>

Blog categories tests: Should not delete blog category if cancel pressed: <no details avaliable>

Blogs tests: Should add new blog: <no details avaliable>

Blogs tests: Should not change blog if Cancel button clicked: <no details avaliable>

Blogs tests: Should change blog: <no details avaliable>

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Blogs tests: Should delete blog: <no details avaliable>

Document type tests: Should not create new document type if cancelled: <no details avaliable>

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```


Remove commented code.


Remove extra line breaks.


Hi Noah. There's a typo here. It should be `class=person` not `class:person`.

Can you change that and then do `add/commit/push` again? After than you can do another `git pull-request`.

If it's unclear we will do it in class today.  Thanks!


lgtm


please squash this one with the one where you add the binary, it's kind of the same change IMO and belongs together.


Nice indentation.


lolwut?  didn't read the full issue, but that's funky!


Un commit bourrin


bit ugly style?


Are we planning on putting web content here or values input from ```liferay-look-and-feel.xml```?


`else` here?


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This belongs to nowhere.


This was lost in an earlier commit. Good that it's back :)


I was curious about that. I hadn't really paid attention to coveralls, so I wasn't really concerned with losing it, but it wouldn't hurt to have it back.


Hi Uronito, thanks for the update.
I am busy right now.
Will take a look tomorrow evening.
And thanks again.


Yeah I think 1.9.3 may not be needed anymore. RHEL7 was released in June 2014, and I think was last major distribution to include 2.0, +1.5 years seems sufficient time.

I do know quite many still running Ubuntu LTS 12.04, where ruby2.0 does not exist. But they pretty much have to change to 15.04 this year anyhow. So I think we're good with 2.0.0.


FYI @kvas-damian


There's a chance for a race here.  Are we worried about that?


Build failure on travis GCC:

[ 90%] Building CXX object contrib/brl/bseg/boxm2/vecf/CMakeFiles/boxm2_vecf.dir/boxm2_vecf_orbit_exporter.cxx.o
/home/travis/build/vxl/vxl/contrib/brl/bseg/boxm2/vecf/boxm2_vecf_orbit_exporter.cxx: In member function â€˜void boxm2_vecf_orbit_exporter::export_orbit(bool, std::vector<vgl_point_3d<double>, std::allocator<vgl_point_3d<double> > >&, std::vector<vgl_point_3d<double>, std::allocator<vgl_point_3d<double> > >&, std::vector<vgl_point_3d<double>, std::allocator<vgl_point_3d<double> > >&, std::string)â€™:
/home/travis/build/vxl/vxl/contrib/brl/bseg/boxm2/vecf/boxm2_vecf_orbit_exporter.cxx:96:8: error: â€˜itâ€™ does not name a type
make[2]: *** [contrib/brl/bseg/boxm2/vecf/CMakeFiles/boxm2_vecf.dir/boxm2_vecf_orbit_exporter.cxx.o] Error 1
make[1]: *** [contrib/brl/bseg/boxm2/vecf/CMakeFiles/boxm2_vecf.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [all] Error 2


avoid namespace conflicts


doh, just spotted the difference. Nevermind


apparently a future commit in this pull request doesn't destroy VBDs for `copy`.


@SETIguy Do you happen to know what your burst rate is like after your weekly outage?

@brevilo Ummmmm...  Hashes have to be computed from the content and MD5 is considered a hash.

Just so we are on the same page about that:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSA_(cryptosystem)#Signing_messages

Both Alice and Bob have to independently compute the hash based on content as neither can assume that the others hashing algo has not been compromised.

As far as the previous use of MD5 and signature checks, they were made optional because of perf issues.  Both in the transitioner (which created the signature block) and in the FUH (which verified the signature block).

You can tweak the project's config.xml file and remove:
<dont_generate_upload_certificates/>
<ignore_upload_certificates/>

To get a feel for the perf differences.  The signature check only enforces the maximum file size a client is allowed to upload.  It does nothing about data corruption.


lgtm


Can this be reverted please? It's not required and doesn't even achieve what's desired.


I'm using (and abusing) Mozilla composer, with automatic spell checker. I'll redo the check. OK.


My concern is that the authors should pay attention to the typography because it draws and increases the interest for the reader. Especially regarding online content, where designers are focusing on other aspects of the presentations. But yes it's true, not relevant to this document.


Which is the ticket linked to this pull request?


OK, to focus on what typographic considerations need to be made.


OK, a few comments here.


this indentation looks wrong (should be 2 tabs)


Ok12:39, 3 февраля 2016 г., "roman-melnishin" <notifications@github.com>:может лучше: .item-social .social-btn:not(:last-child) { margin-right: 20px; } так как я тут одной строкой задаю маргины первым двум социалкам, а третьему не задаю, а если писать  .item-social .social-btn:last-child { margin-right: 0; }, то мне еще надо будет писать одну строку когда, где задам маргины у двух первых социалок —Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.     -- Отправлено из мобильного приложения Яндекс.Почты


@wluyima TRUNK-2296  :-)


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```


@gcmcnutt, you're right. The buffer has a position associated with the bytes and we assume here that it is okay to read that buffer, which updates the position. You can work around this by using `ByteBuffer#mark` and `ByteBuffer#reset` before and after this method. The long-term fix is to call `ByteBuffer#duplicate` and pass the duplicate into `decode`. Could you open a JIRA issue for this?


Well, "socket" is just a technology behind the feature. And the actual feature here is "realtime updates".


I missed those icons.  Thansk again for all your hard work.  This guide is invaluable to me.


I don't need an action here?  I assume because I linked the alarm service to the receiver.


Maybe we should rename this to clarify what is does Patient:willDie() or PatientwillNotDie(), could just encapsulate the decision in here and actually call Patient:die() in room.lua.


Ah, I see. It's fine to deal with variables you already have in the view, particularly when they're defined through simple ActiveRecord associations. What you want to avoid is performing complex queries in the view, whereas you'd just be grabbing associated objects with a simple method chain, which is fine and easy to read.

If the position and department variables are already defined, then great! Go ahead and use them to form your link.


yes, please just update the Java version in the main pom.xml


It looks like we agree on this one. :)


Similarly here we should rename this function so its obvious its a boolean being returned. If its clearer maybe separate deciding if they WILL pay for treatment and actually paying for it.


Scopes are awesome :+1:


Why didn't you just pull my changes in from dev?


Thanks, the colon should be part of the translated string. But you've left the existing colon, I think that should be removed?


Хм, проблема должна быть в другом. Посмотрим на консультации12:07, 3 февраля 2016 г., "roman-melnishin" <notifications@github.com>:ну я когда тестировал, она на 1 пиксель себя по-другому ведет, решил так оставить, не надо? —Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.     -- Отправлено из мобильного приложения Яндекс.Почты


Sounds good, just be sure to create an issue (and probably add some comment/TODO with explanation in the code).


Yep, so I have the same question here as well.

> I'm confused why the existing `let` block was replaced with this `before :each` block. Can you elaborate on that?


test


I agree, we should keep a default around 7 days for sale.

On Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 5:17 PM, Josse Colpaert <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I understand the case for manufacturing, but the sale delay is quite
> logical otherwise everything generated will be in the past (if there is
> some delay somewhere). Even if you order something at a website, you will
> need time to produce it and it will take some time anyways before the
> customer receives it.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/9d4781697b21e5ff3380f8d2783ea49c5732344e#commitcomment-15861191>
> .
>


rename ```Patient:payForDrug(patient)``` probably clearer.


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I see now, think you!


Sounds good!


This is the configuration class(config controllers and routes). Should we do it?


Support table of each Django version can be found here: https://www.djangoproject.com/download/


@rkkripa This should just be a style.css file.


do we really need this global?


Thanks, for future tickets it good practice to include it in the pull request title and commit message


Looks better then the default one, :)


When I was writing this I came across getBaseContext() as well.  Meant to come back and figure out the difference and if I guessed correctly in this circumstance.


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 * 549 tests had: AUD diffs.
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I changed this already in the next commit to point back to live


This changes makes the handling of resources that are marked as deleted more consistent, because we do not want any deleted resource to be returned by the search responder (so the MINUS applies in any case irrespective of the given search criteria). Also moving the MINUS down makes the query faster as we have already experienced earlier.

Ready to merge!


oops will change this !


Done


No objections to a weekly job, but I wonder if monthly would be sufficient? What was your rationale for running this weekly?


I probably should have used the recommended setInexactRepeating()


@rkkripa The naming convention for this should be info-kripa.js (so there can be a info-krithi.js or info-sasi.js)


We probably shouldn't return scrollBy then. `findDOMNode` looks fine for now, np.


Actually, I was wrong. It's better to keep yannick's PR.

The idea is that a lot of companies don't do scheduling. One of our consultant just told me it's easier for customers if they don't even have to think about dates computation. (they just buy and sell but they don't care about dates: they ship asap and buy when then need.)

So, it's easier if everything is today for these companies. They might not understand why their products default to 7 days. (whereas they will understand a shipping date set as today).


Hey the files are not shown fully. I need to make some changes again.


Data was log2 transformed must do 2^ to return to values.


Sorry this is an issue for you.

The `use_sample_pack_as` stuff was really hacky and I was never very happy with it when I first wrote it. It's clear to me that a better solution is needed. This commit is towards a better solution. I've been thinking about this for about a year now :-) However, it's still rough and ready and still subject to change.

The best way to store the sample path and sample in a single variable is:

```
a = "/path/to/sample.wav"
sample a, amp: 2
```

You could easily break this into multiple components:

```
pack = "/path/to"
samp = "sample.wav"
path = pack + samp
sample path, amp: 2
```

You can also do:

```
use_sample_pack "/path/to"
sample :sample
```

With respect to filters, they can either be strings or regexps. Strings will just look for the presence of that string in the sample name, regexps will look for a match. I'll add more appropriate documentation later down the line before a release. However, briefly if you have a sample with the path: `"/foo/bar/baz_quux_quiix.wav"` you can match it with all the following:

```
sample "/foo/bar/", "quux"
sample "/foo/bar/", "baz"
sample "/foo/bar/", /q[uo]ux/
```

Agreed with the deprecation warnings. I had implemented them - just forgot to allow them to have variadic args - this has now been resolved.

BTW, you should totally spend 5 mins looking up the Markdown syntax - it will make your posts way more easy to read and digest: https://help.github.com/articles/getting-started-with-writing-and-formatting-on-github/


Forgot one here:
environment variable -> **environment variables**


ok.


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```


nunca pongas estilos aqui, los estilos siempre van en CSS ;)


:sparkles: :cake: :sparkles:


:joy:


svar ja


Since we support more than just github, can we specifically do something like:

    /drone/src/<site>/<owner>/<name>

Where <site> is the repo host (github.com, bitbucket.org, etc).


shouldn't this be export default const? where is homePageSelector referenced in HomePage/index.js?


This should be in the finally block?


you are missing `addConversionFuncs`


I assume every time the user wants to get a forecast I need to ensure its different so the messaging works mobile/watch.  Maybe pass a timestamp for the future?


essa linha provoca um erro de compilação


Add 'percent' to the list please!  See:
https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/areachart


`addConversionFuncs`


I have a checklist for what all I need to do each month, and this step wasn't on there (probably because it's a relatively recent addition to the process). I've added it now, so there's a soft assist to doing it right, but implementing a technical catch wouldn't hurt!


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```


Uhh this was changed in the latest version, but possibly. Are you having troubles with this version?


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```


typo: seesaw-dev


It does not work for me
still got message : {"code": 21603, "message": "A 'From' phone number is required.", "more_info": "https://www.twilio.com/docs/errors/21603", "status": 400}


I think a stop signal should not get lost so easily. As a user I would expect that I can stop a restarting program as well. At the moment the following might happen. The job is in `RESTARTING` and the user sends a stop signal. He receives a `StopSuccess` message and the job switches to `RUNNING` and continues to work without being stopped. This should imho not happen.

A more detailed analysis: 1. case job is in state `RESTARTING`. This means that all slots have been released and the tasks have been removed from the `TaskManagers`. Now a `StopTask` message is sent to every TM which responds with a `TaskOperationResult(success = false, "Task not found")` message. This message will only be logged on the JM. In the meantime a `StoppingSuccess` message is returned to the sender. Now the restart delay expires and the job is restarted = redeployed. Thus, the newly deployed tasks won't know about the stop message.

2. case the job is in `RESTARTING` but new `Executions` have been created which are not yet associated with a slot. This means that `Execution.stop` won't do anything. But again you will send a `StoppingSuccess` message back. Then again, the job is restarted and continues processing even though the user thought he stopped it.

3. case the job just switched to `CREATED`. In this case it might be that the new `Executions` have or have not been deployed yet. This is a bit problematic since we want to tell all `Executions` that they have to stop now. When an `Execution` is in state `CREATED` we could switch it to `FINISHED`. When it is in `DEPLOYING` it's not so easy because it might have a slot assigned or not. If it has a slot assigned then our stop message might overtake the `SubmitTask` message (in fact, I think this might also happen for a cancel message). If it has no slot assigned, then this might change just after checking `slot == null`. Thus, the slot assignment should happen atomically. Since this is rather complicated, I would simply let the stop call fail if the job is in state `CREATED`.

I hope this makes my point a little bit clearer. What do you think?


That made it throw all sorts of errors


Also, ```indices```. :)


I initially tried to put all of the work(send notification) in this receiver - but because I had to go to the network to get new data for the notification - I learned that the service should be used.  I used service vs intentservice.  Any good advice on which one to use?  I read some stackoverflow and it sounds like many are confused.  One should be used for longer operations where cleanup is done by developer?


@flavour
something like this: https://github.com/flavour/eden/blob/master/modules/templates/SSF/config.py#L1162 ?


`InsnList` isn't a list or even a collection, so `indices` property isn't available.


This service is very similar to wearlistenerservice.  This is notification code but wear listener is DataAPI and message sending/receiving.  Not sure if I could have designed this differently?


Should this still be a function call?


Also noticed that when the text changes because of a `setState`/receive props/initial text, it does not emit a change event, so height is not set properly. (Android)


It looks like you're right that schemas or protocols are first run through [`stringify`](https://github.com/rdblue/avro/commit/aa64961b0920a39150a24d81fe5e9260868d72ae#diff-f23f31f26f429079efd8e1449e5c7eeaR2150) but that doesn't seem to be normalizing the schema according to the [spec rules for transforming to "parsing canonical form"](https://avro.apache.org/docs/current/spec.html#Transforming+into+Parsing+Canonical+Form).

Also, I think renaming this to be more specific to its function would be a good choice. Fingerprint implies being able to match, where this really just runs a hash function. I wouldn't want later maintainers to think that they can fingerprint any schema string using this method. This is minor, though, since as you say the method isn't exposed.


Is best remove all karma, one button. No?


that, and tests fail without it :)


Thank you @zyxmon.  I wanted to compile openvpn 2.3.10 manually today. This sync saves me from some hazzle. ❤❤❤


no conversionFuncs here?


My error handling overall - stinks.


nevermind, this is internal


The number of errors has gone up to 9, but they are all
"Unresolved External Symbol", and relate to LuaEngine.dll


Not in this case, since it's a race with deletion which only happens after the secret expires


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 14382](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=122716&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 219 Build time: 00:02:24
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Just because I was curious, I looked this up in the APA 6th Manual (used by social scientists). Table 4.1 on page 98 gives rules for and against hyphens. I think the most relevant rule for this example is: "Do not hyphenate: 1. A compound including an adverb ending in ly". One example: "widely used text". Anyways, not a big deal :)


Eric and I looked over it and we are fine with the commit, just make sure to remove the "Canadian Teacher" image from the commit, as it is a copyright issue and then I will accept the pull request.


folder name docker would be meaningful rather than hack


no conversions here?


oops, tab!
uint32 	GetNextResetTalentsCost() const;
<runs away from Foe>


TeamCity Civic Assembly :: Build backend + frontend [Build 57](http://build.civicconnecttlabs.com/tc/viewLog.html?buildId=690&buildTypeId=CivicAssembly_BuildBackendFrontend&guest=1) is now running


conversions here?


This refers to #5


@gkohen I double checked and the `v1.0.0` version still has Protractor 2.X as a dependency. If you are having problems still after verifying you are using the `v1.0.0` release, please open an issue with relevant details and I'll take a look.

https://github.com/mllrsohn/gulp-protractor/blob/1.0.0/package.json#L35


By general code conventions, when using a `switch`statement, every coincidence has to occur. (Led to warning in Eclipse)
State `INITIALIZE` does not occur, so an if/else statement was used instead


still facing same issue profile_url is null

my setting.py

SOCIAL_AUTH_LINKEDIN_OAUTH2_SCOPE  = ['r_basicprofile', 'r_emailaddress']

SOCIAL_AUTH_LINKEDIN_OAUTH2_FIELD_SELECTORS = ['picture-url', 'email-address', 'headline', 'industry',]

SOCIAL_AUTH_LINKEDIN_EXTRA_DATA = [
    ('id', 'id'),
    ('firstName', 'first_name'),
    ('lastName', 'last_name'),
    ('emailAddress', 'email_address'),
    ('pictureUrl', 'picture_url'),
    ('publicProfileUrl', 'profile_url'),
]


Minor: `type` is a reserved word; try to avoid using it as a variable name.


yuck!


After taking a second look I think a lot of the logic in the `wrap*` and `prepare*` methods probably belongs in the constructors or factor methods of those classes.

Something like
```php
class ExactTarget_Subscriber {
   // members
   public static function fromArray( array $map ) {
      // create the object from $map
   }
}
```


cc: @miminar


I had to move this to the onConnected because sometimes the connection was slower than how quickly the message processing was, resulting in crash  NOw, its assumed that if inside OnConnected that a message has arrived from the watch


Use `format()` for this


Honestly, I think `.bind(this)` is a lot uglier than doing one `var self = this` and using `self` exclusively throughout. Less method calls, less bytes. Any objections to that, @akhoury? I feel like that's really what @zaus is asking for here.


Same


Here is where I go get the data.


Here is where the data is returned from network to be sent to watch.


Let'snot repeat the whole string operation.  We can construct the string and do an if/then if we're adding coloring characters around it.


seems ok to me.  It's not part of standard VIM, but it looks like there are indeed a lot of people who map it to that.  <C-q> is used to toggle a feature called software flow control which I don't expect would ever be applicable to cases involving code mirror.


I added a little bit more about myself.


@AGodinez crees que podes quitar la hora de los eventos y solo dejar el nombre de la comunidad y los temas, esto para que la mara llegue a todas jaja, ya con eso hago el merge


This isn't @bulk lookups & passing in@ but yes, could be a very useful hook to plugin to for this rendering...in general I prefer complex work in Python instead of Views as easier to debug (& read!)


@cstrahan, this commit breaks Nixpkgs evaluation:

~~~~
error: attribute ‘mpl’ missing, at /home/travis/build/NixOS/nixpkgs/pkgs/tools/security/cipherscan/default.nix:39:15
~~~~


@lerrua Thanks for this!  It looks good, but I've added one fast code cleanup before it can be merged.


first commit


Why so short-lived? (Perhaps it's best to talk through this in person.)


You probably need `@SuppressWarnings("unused")` here


this version is only bumped for RN version change?


TeamCity Civic Assembly :: Build backend + frontend [Build 57](http://build.civicconnecttlabs.com/tc/viewLog.html?buildId=690&buildTypeId=CivicAssembly_BuildBackendFrontend&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 156 (2 new), passed: 16, ignored: 4 Build time: 00:07:19
### Failed tests
```
Blog categories tests: Should delete blog category new blog category 1454522551998: <no details avaliable>

User profile tests: Should change user password: <no details avaliable>

Blog categories tests: Should add new blog category: <no details avaliable>

Blog categories tests: Should not change blog category: <no details avaliable>

Blog categories tests: Should change blog category: <no details avaliable>

Blog categories tests: Should not delete blog category if cancel pressed: <no details avaliable>

Blogs tests: Should add new blog: <no details avaliable>

Blogs tests: Should not change blog if Cancel button clicked: <no details avaliable>

Blogs tests: Should change blog: <no details avaliable>

Blogs tests: Should not delete blog if Cancel button was pressed: <no details avaliable>

Blogs tests: Should delete blog: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 146 more failed tests, see build details
```


Fear. I was looking at the integration tests, the regressions tests, and didn't have confidence we had all the edges covered for calculating the age values, and it seemed less optimal to have those tests spread over various places and at various depths in the software testing stack.

So I added these tests at unit level, so they are in one place, they run reasonably fast, and to try and cover the edges of each entry in the pension age data, both the static entries in the YAML and the dynamic ones that are offsets of the data of birth value.


TeamCity pull requests :: netty [Build 1200](https://garage.netty.io/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=5395&buildTypeId=pulls_netty&guest=1) is now running


This commit seems to break taking a (portrait) photo on an iPhone. When the photo is loaded into the viewer, it is rotated 90 degrees


This made sense to me although something tells me there was probably a better way.  The first integer is defined in the OpenWeatherAPI.  So if that changes...well, I guess my app does too.

Any improvement here?


No.


Good idea, but can we go little more further and extract all these transformations into a dedicated trait ? And have similar functionality as `SQLContext.implicits`? WDYT?


> How is it possible to have only this change here? Did you remove its usage in another commit?

Yeah, this was enough to get compilation moving.


These are the utility functions needed for the weather logic.  This is where I used the maps.


> what's up with this import? related changes elsewhere?

More compilation changes. the `go` build won't progress unless bad imports are removed first.


> should be a separate UPSTREAM commit

will move.


nit: error capitalization


oh ok thanks, not sure when i have time to fix it though :(


@forki Maybe we could just print a one-line (the more visible the better -> yellow/red?) warning instead of a stacktrace? Or do you feel that too many builds are still depending on the old style?


Fa fa fa fail


Can you give an example of such stale data?


Can you group all the resources together? The rest are [here](https://github.com/derekwaynecarr/kubernetes/blob/710d438ceecf4cfc07f7c7e61711c7285b7eda6b/pkg/api/types.go#L1638-L1649)


Exactly, I think it's great idea! I actually already did this, but I didn't want to create huge commit. I have the code for it almost prepared.


> do we really need this global?

I don't think so, but I think I want the refactor upstream.  I'd like to defer changing it here.


We have 160 alone


well, ok, i guess less function calls is the thing, except that these call happen once per the multi-decorator construction, not per update. But OK, i guess, as long we don't do `bind(self)` - i don't have objections.


@peti Oh, crap. I suppose I should have some something like `nix-instantiate --eval-only --strict --xml -A cipherscan > /dev/null`. Fixed in 2f105acba.


We can have a look at http://githooks.com/, http://pre-commit.com/, or https://github.com/brigade/overcommit. Maybe we can include pre-commit hooks into the virtual python environment so that they automatically get trigger by every developer without individual setup.


> conversions here?

Some levels don't have conversions.


I added a shared module for both phone and watch.  I found this approach after I did most of it.  I added it in to see it work  a little.  I thought it would be nice to use the same data classes for both phone/watch.  right now, only the watch uses Weather and Forecast from the shared.  Also I thought sharing the resources would be a good idea.  Again, not able to get that going yet.


So I extended the comment. While  _ /972.49035 basically neutral loss of prec, _ may be true, it does not help one who reads the test file to understand why that one mass is left out.
TheoreticalSpectrumGenerator is not producing this ion.


Oh okey :)


I think its related to etcd client changes.  If this was anything besides cleanup code for a test I'd be more concerned.  As it is, even ignoring errors here would be safe as long as the path was empty afterwards.


i dont understand. I need to [conditionally reference that function in either places](https://github.com/JonDum/ractive-multi-decorator/blob/99078d1715996ded74e43e01b5b8d9a2eebb938b/multi-decorator.js#L82-L90), how do you that without the local variable? can you give me an example?


Np, I fixed it locally:

```
	public static Vector3 InterpConstantSpeed(Vector3[] pts, float t) {
		float mag = 0;
		float [] sizes = new float[pts.Length-1];
		for(var i = 0; i < pts.Length-1; i++)
		{
			var m = (pts[i+1] - pts[i]).magnitude;
			sizes[i] = m;
			mag += m;
		}

		int pstCount = pts.Length;

		int currPt=1;
		float s=0;
		double u = 0;
		do
		{
			double tAtBeginning = s/mag;
			double tAtEnd = (s + sizes[currPt+0])/mag;
			u = (t-tAtBeginning) / (tAtEnd - tAtBeginning);
			// +3 because we do ++, and then we do +2 when calculating d
			if ((u < 0 || u > 1) && currPt + 3 < pstCount)
			{
				s+=sizes[currPt];
				currPt++;
			}
			else
				break;
		} while(true);

		u = Mathf.Clamp01((float)u);
		Vector3 a = pts[currPt-1];
		Vector3 b = pts[currPt + 0];
		Vector3 c = pts[currPt + 1];
		Vector3 d = pts[currPt + 2];

		return .5f * (
			(-a + 3f * b - 3f * c + d) * (float)(u * u * u)
			+ (2f * a - 5f * b + 4f * c - d) * (float)(u * u)
			+ (-a + c) * (float)u
			+ 2f * b
		);

	}
```


Anyone can delete them; besides, sometimes there are comments we didn't address properly. When I see something no longer applies, I normally delete it. I'll check what you say here, anyway.
Besides, I usually work on diffs so that it's easier to know what everyone has done and if it's OK.


Actually http://pre-commit.com/ can be installed via pip. Might be worth investigating if that's something useful for us. Will put it on the agenda for Tuesday.


I wonder if Bjarne's ever made this mistake.


Seems like duplicate maps and some of it is.  Although the drawables used in res folder for the mobile were for notifications so the size was smaller and I believe they were supposed to be white.
The .png used here on the watch are colored and a little bigger.


Very cool


btw - it's using the [function declaration](https://github.com/JonDum/ractive-multi-decorator/blob/99078d1715996ded74e43e01b5b8d9a2eebb938b/multi-decorator.js#L16) style now, not `var`


I prefer to suppress the name everywhere to avoid confusion, just say what it does. It's a framework with web workers is all.


Not sure on these vallues.


I don't know if you want this `case` here; I thought it might be confusing if there's a missing `mode` `case`, but OTOH I could also imagine you saying that there's no point in a `/* Do nothing. */` block of code.


@michaelklishin `application:get_env/3` seems to be available in `R16B03`. Must we still proceed with this change?


> On Feb 3, 2016, at 10:14 AM, Joe Groff <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I wonder if Bjarne's ever made this mistake.
>
>

Bjarne isn't John, so maybe?
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/apple/swift/commit/4a6046e8c39d28463421191cfd04de0246e586e1#commitcomment-15864521>.
>


Not certain if you'll like this code style.


@sindresorhus care to add me to this package on npm?


Comment


The outage doesn't affect the file_upload_handler.  It keeps running as
normal.  (But the result reports from the client have to wait until the
database is back up.)

On Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 9:36 AM, Rom Walton <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @SETIguy <https://github.com/SETIguy> Do you happen to know what your
> burst rate is like after your weekly outage?
>
> @brevilo <https://github.com/brevilo> Ummmmm... Hashes have to be
> computed from the content and MD5 is considered a hash.
>
> Just so we are on the same page about that:
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSA_(cryptosystem)#Signing_messages
>
> Both Alice and Bob have to independently compute the hash based on content
> as neither can assume that the others hashing algo has not been
> compromised.
>
> As far as the previous use of MD5 and signature checks, they were made
> optional because of perf issues. Both in the transitioner (which created
> the signature block) and in the FUH (which verified the signature block).
>
> You can tweak the project's config.xml file and remove:
>
> To get a feel for the perf differences. The signature check only enforces
> the maximum file size a client is allowed to upload. It does nothing about
> data corruption.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/BOINC/boinc/commit/ce00365f866e97ae48b1f41ba9608dff4c459ffe#commitcomment-15863543>
> .
>


The only difference between `function foo()` and `var foo = function()` is that the function declaration style gets hoisted to the top of scope. That's it. It still behaves like a normal variable, so it works fine references in if statements like that.


@weberhofer that are only cmake settings - can you add any details why you wouldn't use a minus sign in cmake variables? - From my point of view using FreeRDP-Server is fine as this is the cmake package name.


Sorry @nogorilla – I deliberately did not commit this update because I wasn't sure how this would impact their team. We should touch base with them on this tomorrow.


Ok then, I added it because it was later named a couple of times, but I agree with you.


typo

```
// TODO: Please see oopback-datasource-juggler/issues#836
                    ^
```


This Works..


Hehe, I decided to look at the Fork network to see if anyone was working on SkypeExport now after I've had to focus on real life instead of development. I'm preparing to move abroad so I didn't have time for coding.

I was surprised to see someone working on it. Then I saw a familiar name. Santosh!

That's when I saw your commit separating XHTML generation from file writing and thought "Hmm, what is that for?"...

Then I saw this commit and the screenshot and smiled. You kick ass! I knew it would be pretty quick (not many lines of code) to make a Qt GUI but I didn't have the time for it. I am very thankful that you are doing the work and I am absolutely sure that when it's ready, people will love it.

I'll give you repository write access to the main repository after this work is complete.

I've got some feedback:

- "resources/ui" isn't the right folder. The "resources" folder is for resources like raw graphics files, test databases, build tools (image compressors, smiley generators, etc), etc. It's not for code. So instead, create a new folder called "view". It should be next to the "model" folder. Like "src/SkypeExport/view" vs "src/SkypeExport/model". That way, Model contains the engine/core, and View contains the GUI, which are names taken from the Model-View-Controller/Presenter pattern. And the "src/SkypeExport/main.cpp" file is just for launching the GUI or console version of the application depending on console flags.

- If you can do it, please try to make it possible to still use the command-line flags for the GUI app. For instance, try to make it so that the GUI app doesn't launch any GUI code at all if it detects command line flags. So that it's usable as a hybrid GUI/console app. One of the nice things about SkypeExport is that it can be automated with batch scripts and I hope we can keep that ability.

- Your code seems nice and clean and I like the coding style. SkypeExport's old coding style with all the long comments is a mess that's caused by the fact that the project started as a huuuuuge documentation-effort to reverse engineer the Skype database, and I didn't want the documentation outside the project (because then the code + doc grow out of sync), so I wrote all those long comments in the code. They're very helpful since I often refer back to them when I am doing small patches. But your new code is very straight-forward and clean and doesn't need comments.

- When this is rock solid on Linux, I'll gladly add you to the official repository and give you write access. You've proven your talent. :-)

- I can't do any OS X or Windows testing because I've formatted my computer and don't have development tools and virtual machines and stuff like that anymore. But maybe someone else will be inspired to do that (small) job when they see how nice the Linux GUI is.

Take your time with this. This project is stable and has all the time in the world.

By the way, if you ever feel like investigating it, there's a ticket which I suspect is yet another Microsoft Cloud History bug but I can't verify it since I don't have any development tools anymore. I have added a comment to the end of that ticket now for you and the person reporting it:
https://github.com/Temptin/SkypeExport/issues/12


I have to erase them all. Will do it now, I was reviewing your changes.


> Any other recommendation of things I should check?

Not really.

When I add my "standard tooling" to a `mix.exs` it's just `power_assert`.. plus `earmark` and `ex_doc` to generate documentation.

`power_assert` saves me a lot of time because I like to `assert` with messages.  Mostly to remind me why I thought a test was interesting or important. Plain `ExUnit` will just say there was a failure on `message` test with no indication what happened.


Nice! +1


The cache lives while the domid exists. it's only destroyed  (to avoid memory leakage) when the domid is destroyed. It's also refreshed for a specific domid when an attempt to read an invalid xenstore key for that domid is done.


yea, i know, that's how it was before I did this commit, so i changed it back ([here](https://github.com/JonDum/ractive-multi-decorator/commit/233f272fd8a62535ec7047fcdcdd764bedb506be)) to maintain your style.


This is already implemented with "exec [index] getauth".


I'm not sure that I'm crazy about seeing the disassembly of the top-level list of options. I like that there's a separate section dedicated to private repos below, but we did lose our top-level summary. This seems to read to me like what I am about to see is a list of all possible params (which is what it was before): ``You can
 +override the default configuration with the following parameters``.


:+1: :rocket:


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#QxlY6gqWTKOf-Vj2L_ABlw


This is my first attempt at using a Bundle.  Here I wrapped up the data on initialization.  Unwrapping it when trying to display?  Sound appropriate?


@haf what would be the procedure to get these fixes in master ?


comment


ok. will add assert here too


Thank you, Ashley. APA is a good writing reference.


i don't think any of the above words should be in <i> markup, especially the country names.


This does not work in case if of ``super``, for instance with the case of ``class Cat extends Animal {}``  and ``<? super Animal>`` as ``superType``.


Here is my attempt to leave comments/questions.


Ah, I didn't know that. Thought that was for steam guard code, not mobile
code.

I will revert
On Feb 3, 2016 1:19 PM, "Joel" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> This is already implemented with "exec [index] getauth".
>
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> .
>


Added new font as well. Forgot about that in the commit message.


Tidy!


:mask:


I think that's GitHub being weird:

```
bash-4.3$ cat -evt \
> <(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ilovezfs/openzfs/6f72ca2766d970d59bf8f741034a79535b3cfefc/usr/src/common/zfs/zfeature_common.c 2>/dev/null) |\
> sed -n 214,217p
^Istatic const spa_feature_t filesystem_limits_deps[] = {$
^I^ISPA_FEATURE_EXTENSIBLE_DATASET,$
^I^ISPA_FEATURE_NONE$
^I};$
```


sorry I forgot: thats because param.setValue("add_precursor_peaks", "true");


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 14383](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=122750&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 219 Build time: 00:02:24
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Why do we need `toml.jar` here? My understanding was that this is a classpath for jps plugin which don't depend on toml.


Thanks. Yup, might as well.

On 3 February 2016 16:56:44 GMT+00:00, Alexander Cherednichenko <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>cheers thanks @An7ar35 the changes look nice. Shall I get the initial
>version of the report (what we have now) submitted to KEATS?
>
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Disable system wipe in during install (ota packaging script in build folder) and tell users to wipe it manually. Since EXT4 has similar read speeds as F2FS and system partition is Read Only you won't see much benefit (if any) from it so I personally only use F2FS cache and data now.  System I just leave EXT4.


I think we can remove `vbd_plug_order` and `vbd_unplug_order` now.


Steam Guard code = mobile code with 2FA.


Since we're going to handle them in parallel anyway, arranging them into a particular order is a waste of effort.


Do we also want to change JpmmlAdapter to PmmlAdapter? Not sure just how much you're supposed to do here.


Good catch, happy to accept a PR


Nice!

I have one additional trick that was shown to me by [**Mats Carlsson**](https://www.sics.se/~matsc/): You can use *any Prolog term* to denote a node of the automaton; this **includes variables**, which make it easy to create new nodes as needed.

Let us use a DCG to describe suitable arcs of the automata of such puzzles, using this trick:

<pre>
arcs([], S, S)      --> [arc(S,0,S)].
arcs([C|Cs], S0, S) --> [arc(S0,0,S0)],
        ones(C, S0, S1),
        cont(Cs, S1, S).

cont([], S, S)      --> [arc(S,0,S)].
cont([C|Cs], S0, S) --> [arc(S0,0,S1),arc(S1,0,S1)],
        ones(C, S1, S2),
        cont(Cs, S2, S).

ones(0, S, S) --> !.
ones(I, S0, S) --> [arc(S0,1,S1)],
        {J #= I-1},
        ones(J, S1, S).
</pre>

Usage example for one row:

    phrase(arcs(Datum, Source, Sink), Arcs),
    automaton(Row, [source(Source),sink(Sink)], Arcs)

I leave the rest to your imagination ;-)


parameter jpmmlStr. Again, not sure how nit-picky I should be here.


The terminology is somewhat confusing because it's used inconsistently, but "suite identifier", "app identifier", and "domain" all mean the same thing to NSUserDefaults. A nil suite identifier means "use the app's bundle identifier, or its process name if it lacks a bundle identifier". I don't think we need two instance variables here.


Can you iterate over all of them? :-)


> Den 03/02/2016 kl. 14.51 skrev Rune Funch Søltoft <notifications@github.com>:
>
> I'd argue that since all my objects are either immutable data or a context. This is no problem for my data objects and seeing that Iknow which objects play what times when I instantiate my contexts I fail to see when this becomes a problem. Back in ALGOL days they didn't have DCI to help solve the problem, so they used a different hammer

Thanks for sharing that. We’re all happy that’s true for you :-) It is not true for trygve programs. I’ll use that hammer once we move to having nothing but immutable objects — which will require an applicative or functional computational model to be practical. We can move on to that once we’ve mastered the DCI paradigm.


It looks like this file is missing


kCFPreferencesCurrentApplication is the right way to ask CFPreferences to do this


Can't you define __combine instead of + operator?


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 * 331 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 329 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 12 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 10 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 6 tests had: EIO diffs.

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### Failed tests
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```


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


NSURL requires special handling because it's not a plist type. For file URLs (but not file reference urls), the stored value should be url.path.stringByAbbreviatingWithTildeInPath(). For other URLs, it should be an NSKeyedArchiver archive with a root object of the url.


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Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 219 Build time: 00:02:18
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Well spotted! Yes, it should be. Fixed in 0c92d62.


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### Failed tests
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null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Nice Work..
Keep up the pace PAL >.!!


:laughing:


It's not immediately clear without context what crate is implied here. Could you add a comment for future readers?


Yes, we need to change…

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Do we also want to change JpmmlAdapter to PmmlAdapter? Not sure just how much you're supposed to do here.

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Merge with 2.3


Oops - I actually did this, not mkoval.


I have no idea why this is here at all (I just copied it).  I could remove it entirely..


@Effer Definitely more intuitive, good job!


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### Failed tests
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```


Error


Ah, because the js file is no longer being loaded in head. Since the js is being loaded with the ajax as of 4.6, I don't think this will be necessary for 4.6, but I guess we still need this or earlier versions.


Thanks for the detailed instructions, they were very useful in setting up and might have involved a lot of R&D. Thanks for your efforts.
Could you move this document into a docs/ folder and link to it from the README.md as the 6th point in 'Steps' section (with a Note mentioning that ' this is only required if you want to setup social authentication for your app while in development') ?
Also could you change the syntax to [markdown](https://help.github.com/articles/basic-writing-and-formatting-syntax/) ? Currently the facebook/google instructions do not appear as separate lines [(here)](https://github.com/kushankr/approval_frame/blob/1ce902aa8cd0dabab0728946380ec481180ab575/Social_Auth_Configure.md). Perhaps you could use the help of a online markdown editor such as [this](http://dillinger.io/) to check, i find it easier.


Hello there !

I tried this commit but didn't work out, bodySize is ok but response.body is always undefined (even though I have defined page.captureContent = ['.*'];). I will keep investigating the code to see if I can get it to work.


is this necessary?


Use `buildFlags = [ "bootstrap" ]` instead.


In what circumstances should `def_id` be used instead of `local_def_id`?


Please add `platforms`, or it won't be built on Hydra.


Leftover `\`


yeah.  python sucks about those packaging and distribution standards.

seriously, i'd prefer some `metadata.xml` as canonical way.  but such pep would be doomed to failure.

so, still gotta deal with `re.search("__version__\s*=(.*?)\n")`


Btw, `forwad_list` is undefined.

Some points about raw pointers: http://programmers.stackexchange.com/a/163279


Should it work if the user is running it on localhost:8001 and uses the same in the subsequent settings? If so, could you mention that this document assumes hostname as 'localhost' and port as 8000 - the developer could change it accordingly throughout the document depending on the hostname:port he/she is running the app on.


Yeah, that's just what I've meant


@JustAkan 그러고 보니 패치 적용이 안된걸로 보이니 다른 줄임말일 수 있겠군요


A general suggestion, but it's just styling. Adding some spaces between your variable names and your operators here would make the calculations a little easier to read here. I think the double type casting may be unneeded because you already declared those variables as doubles to begin with.

Good work, see you in class tonight!


Ugh, forgot to bump the build.


Same leftover `\`.


SDFSDFASDFASDFASDFASDFASFASDFASDFASDFASDFASDFASDFASDFASD


it seems normal that this should fail... you have no `behA` in your input set. If you change this to `ds.behA` it works.


Do we want to change this too? We can just change the app id and leave all the friendly names unchanged.


No it's not - it was just code duplication. If I would remove that I would need to do it in 3 places - that would look differently > AND < I would've stated that in the commit message or would've done another commit.

This is just code cleanup.


would a better DOD be "a clearer error message in this case" ?


Test: why did you delete this?


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Hmm... this sounds very expensive performance-wise to me. How does it work in practice for you? It might be better to store the different color-cycled versions of the sprite instead (like is done for the player-colored textures).


@manast sorry for breaking this, as @gkalpak mention, the fix is already in master and a new release should be out this week.


testing


Formatted with **Notepad++**
1. Edit->Column Editor->Text to insert: *\n\*
2. Find and Replace -> Find:*" "*, Replace with:*""*


ZUMO'JSON'PACKAGENAME does't look appropriate. How about ZUMOAPPPACKAGENAME or ZUMOPACKAGENAME or something similar?


Not so glib: in our language the difference is only 2 characters and the same number of keypresses ;-)


`for_each_local_child` still seems to be used in couple of places and ignores `extern crate`s. Why?


Sounds good, thanks.


This seems to be causing a test failure in 'python manage.py test' .
Since `social_exceptions` module will always have attribute `AuthCanceled`, this is being executed for all exceptions that occur within the app including SMTPAuthenticationError. Perhaps you want to check `isinstance(exception, social_exceptions.AuthCanceled)` . Let me know in case I missed something.


TwitterOAuth doesn't seem to be required.


Not quite, you also have to shave the `()` off of `deinit`.


Ahh, noted, thanks Jue! I'll try to correct now, if not I'll ask at 3:30


I'm not familiar with QML, but is it really needed to set the size of the window manually?


This will not take care of triple spaced lines though.  So what is happening to cause you to need this?


Should htmlencode $ipToAdd here to prevent XSS.


@qcolombet please don't use my handle to document your code :) thanks!


In other words, reading from the file should probably just read from the file without manipulation.  Normalizing data is another responsibility.


I am not sure I get this second `swap`. What's the point swapping before both meshData are cleared? Can you elaborate please? Thanks


+1 :shipit:


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#EUaly3ZKS0WVCjac090jpw


Okay. I thought CoreFoundation would automatically handle CFURLs passed to them.

Will fix.


I think it should work.
Works: `SELECT 1 FROM ds OUTER JOIN (SELECT 2 FROM ds)`
Doesn't work: `SELECT 1 FROM ds OUTER JOIN (SELECT 2 FROM ds) WHERE behA`

Only the WHERE differs. I think We should be able to use it to filter the results.


@vlachoudis The new position of the button is more intuitive indeed :)


@silverwind I added this style specifically for the muted-link hover... since you changed it to `#fff` I guess we can remove this definition.


Was in the wrong area


ObjexxFCL41 (DeadParrot) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2068 of 2068 tests passed, 11 test warnings)

 * 549 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 11 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 2 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 8 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 8 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 8 tests had: RDD diffs.

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I see, so you're not wanting to use that word because of the affinity to UIs.

The main reason why you'd use async with CPU-bound work is if you don't want to block the current thread while the work is being done.  Outside of keeping a UI responsive there's little reason to keeping the main thread available for useful work while a heavy CPU task is being run, especially since there's overhead in using async and await.  Even in a server scenario it's not useful because you're still going to be limited by the number of threads you can use to be churning out the work.


gitignore worked only on bottle and pycharm and not with the url.....


So how do we solve this? Without some change to the language or at least
a prominent addition to the documentation, this would surely lead to
bugs due to uninitialized objects.

On 2/3/16 1:32 PM, James O. Coplien wrote:
>
> > Den 03/02/2016 kl. 14.51 skrev Rune Funch Søltoft
> <notifications@github.com>:
> >
> > I'd argue that since all my objects are either immutable data or a
> context. This is no problem for my data objects and seeing that Iknow
> which objects play what times when I instantiate my contexts I fail to
> see when this becomes a problem. Back in ALGOL days they didn't have
> DCI to help solve the problem, so they used a different hammer
>
> Thanks for sharing that. We’re all happy that’s true for you :-) It is
> not true for trygve programs. I’ll use that hammer once we move to
> having nothing but immutable objects — which will require an
> applicative or functional computational model to be practical. We can
> move on to that once we’ve mastered the DCI paradigm.
>
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I've been (falsely) assuming that we do depend on some classes from inside the TOML plugin.


Good suggestion.


do your rawgit fork to support private repositories?


rsaPublicExponent, activeDateTime, originationExpireDateTime, usageExpireDateTime and creationDateTime can all be up to 64 bits.


Sieht fast so aus als bräuchtest du die Funktion nicht zwingend.


sweet (y)


Maybe a warning when mo lead time + ... > customer lead time

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>
> The idea is that a lot of companies don't do scheduling. One of our
> consultant just told me it's easier for customers if they don't even have
> to think about dates computation. (they just buy and sell but they don't
> care about dates: they ship asap and buy when then need.)
>
> So, it's easier if everything is today for these companies. They might not
> understand why their products default to 7 days. (whereas they will
> understand a shipping date set as today).
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KeymasterDefs.java also has all of these defined.


let me tell what i think about it.

after working for some time with python i came up with my own quotes convention.

except docstrings which are always `"""tripple-double"""`, all other string can be clearly separated into two groups:
0) for people, "double-quoted";
1) for machine, 'single-quoted'.

strings "for people" are what users potentially could see on the screen: messages, errors, labels and other text.

strings 'for machine' include dictionary keys, module names, file paths, i.e. internal stuff.

_but_

different quoting styles were introduced for convenience.  likely, they have origins in xml attributes.  try `repr("here \" double")` and `repr("here ' single")` in console.  should be adaptive.

so

zalgo won't come if you break this rule by writing `'"'` instead of `"\""`.

well, after all that's just imho.


It's not swapped for the clearing, but for the use of these buffers in the next Builde run. It ensures that the buffer for fills is always the larger one


I'll clear this up a bit.


Hier ist zu weit eingerückt


Unique ID is only available to system components, so it may not be worth including here.


wow


We changed all of these to EXPLICIT


Fresh pull


Thanks for fixing this issue!


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Why "1" when all checks passed? It should be "0", isn't it?


+1 to vocabulary. :)


nice.


Oh yeah, I always go by what's in GitHub's sheet, and they really use the long selector I added, so yeah, let's remove it!


Get the teeEnforcedSequence as well.


Is `Object.keys` going to return a consistent and expected order?


I spoke with @bterlson briefly about this number and he gave me some background. Would you mind putting a brief explanation how we arrived at this current default value and when we might want to change it?


Ah, I see you got this sorted out. Never mind my comment on the previous commit :)


Yo!


The no-version example isn't useful; there will be no "no-version" certificates.


По поводу css: хорошей практикой в данном случае (в случае написания компонент) является организация стилей вокруг рутового элемента компоненты. Например:
```css
.row {
    ...
}
.row input {
    ...
}
```


This should do the same 'suite?._cfObject ?? defaultName._cfObject' thing as setObject


Big thanks. I knew this but wanted to test xD. Well i'll leave as is. Cl3Kener thank you again for all contributions and patience to the android community. :)


Looks great, thanks!


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Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 219 Build time: 00:06:59
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


@dasscheman : I renamed all files and changed the typo everywhere, so I hope the tests are not affected, but could you please check?


Ah, cool note! I always forget about this! Let's say:

```rst
You could also use `$request->query->getInto('page', 1)` instead of `get()` to convert
the `page` query parameter into an integer. See [accessing request data][1] for other useful methods.
```


Thanks for your work, Kushank ! It works really well except for one minor test failure. I have made a few comments inline. Please let me know in case of any concerns.


@Ozuru, in order to use this [Eclipse plug-in](http://eclipse.baeyens.it/stable-win.html) (I installed it from the Eclipse Marketplace), [Arduino IDE 1.6.5](https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases#previous) no latter version is currently supported (I tried 1.6.7 and it failed).


Just delete dead code.


Sup


Ohh yes, makes sense :D. I was not thinking of the next iteration!. Thanks


Thanks!


What was delete about... Bringing it back...


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Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 0, ignored: 219 Build time: 00:02:31
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Well good luck with that!


Need to remove Elemental.js from the gulpfile as well.


Noooooo!!! :scream: lol, this breaks Full .NET. We may be able to remove them entirely thanks to dotnet/cli#1012. I'll look into it


To be honest, I'm inclined to just not implement this. The documentation is incorrect about what it really does on OSX/iOS, and what it does there is not especially useful.


Minor re-work to make tighter:
We are eagerly working on making OSFeels 2016 even better than last year, based on your exciting feedback and ideas.

Be careful about use of "these" and "them. I don't have immediate suggestions of how to make the later sentence a bit clearer right now. :person_frowning:


m


Nice catch!


Yeh, because that's the only problem with this calculator, LOL.


can't you get the log printer as a parameter, default it to None and then do `log_printer = log_printer or LogPrinter(ConsolePrinter())`?


Ejemplo


Awesome stuff!  Thank you for putting this together! :heart_decoration:


Perfect, I'm going to go ahead and merge this in. Thanks again! Nice to see you back on github :)


I did them on master, then on releases/v1.x, then forgot to push master too. I've pushed them now. Since they're small and just patches I did `cherry-pick` but for anything larger I'd have a feature branch I merge to both the release branch and the master branch.


would it be possible to get a binary please? :)


Why don't you use the " " things for parametres? Also, why not '''type="number"''' :P


looks like you're missing the `event` parameter here


`LockGXact()` already scans the list of prepared transactions similar to this.  So, this is indeed redundant.  :+1: for the removal.


import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.util.*;

public class SocketTest
{

  public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException
  {
    try (Socket s = new Socket("time-A.timefreq.bldrdoc.gov", 13))
    {
      InputStream inStream = s.getInputStream();
      Scanner in = new Scanner(inStream);

      while (in.hasNextLine())
      {
        String line = in.nextLine();
        System.out.println(line);
      }
    }
  }
}


oh, that was last year, lol.


The code in glStencilViewer.cpp at line 465 will no longer increment correctly, i.e. since 'offset' is a variable of pointer type it will now increment by sizeof(int) * sizeof(GLfloat) * i->size. Currently, the example code doesn't call this method, but it would be good to not have this latent bug.

Thanks!
-David


I just tested, and this fixes a problem I had where I could not use whereRaw in a has() query. Thanks for the patch.


This line gives a compiler error on windows since you don't set externalConsoleExecutable. Not sure if just duplicating what's in the else branch would be an appropriate fix though? In that case the version statement would be superfluous anyways, and I'm guessing it's there for a reason.


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


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Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 0, ignored: 219 Build time: 00:02:27
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


OK, found it. The problem was in line 48 (https://github.com/Particular/ServiceControl.Plugin.Nsb6.Heartbeat/blob/25e02ec063307c806c0deeda17c69e473d727585/src/ServiceControl.Plugin.Nsb6.Heartbeat.AcceptanceTests/DefaultServer.cs#L50) -- inverted condition. Now works.


Hi,

Adding `import sentinelsat` to `docs/conf.py` results in failure to build the docs:

```bash
Running Sphinx v1.3.4
making output directory...

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/docs/checkouts/readthedocs.org/user_builds/sentinelsat/envs/latest/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sphinx/cmdline.py", line 243, in main
    opts.warningiserror, opts.tags, opts.verbosity, opts.jobs)
  File "/home/docs/checkouts/readthedocs.org/user_builds/sentinelsat/envs/latest/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sphinx/application.py", line 127, in __init__
    confoverrides or {}, self.tags)
  File "/home/docs/checkouts/readthedocs.org/user_builds/sentinelsat/envs/latest/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sphinx/config.py", line 277, in __init__
    execfile_(filename, config)
  File "/home/docs/checkouts/readthedocs.org/user_builds/sentinelsat/envs/latest/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sphinx/util/pycompat.py", line 128, in execfile_
    exec_(code, _globals)
  File "/home/docs/checkouts/readthedocs.org/user_builds/sentinelsat/envs/latest/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/six.py", line 699, in exec_
    exec("""exec _code_ in _globs_, _locs_""")
  File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
  File "conf.py", line 18, in <module>
    import sentinelsat
ImportError: No module named sentinelsat

Exception occurred:
  File "conf.py", line 18, in <module>
    import sentinelsat
ImportError: No module named sentinelsat
The full traceback has been saved in /tmp/sphinx-err-yZ_SEB.log, if you want to report the issue to the developers.
Please also report this if it was a user error, so that a better error message can be provided next time.
A bug report can be filed in the tracker at <https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx/issues>. Thanks!
```


Are you not then reverting ef8ea8c6692f983886de4c5129e387577c886096?


@jwheare Just encountered a similar situation with a cert that doesn't survive the decode/encode round-trip intact. How have you been working around this for the last year?


Thanks for getting this in!


make this package-private?


I am moving away from having a separate Init function.  Please remove the Init function and do everything in InitFromConfig, where you can set the class members directly without temporary variables.  Initialize the default (invalid) values in the constructor.  Add a Check() function that checks that the values are valid, and call it at the end of InitFromConfig(), and also at the end of Read().


Hello again @nunofgs. I'm quite stumped here tbh, please clarify something for me.

In your PR summary, you wrote the following:

> Fixed authorization requests now defer to the authentication middleware in order to verify that the request is authenticated (in the process, multiple bugs were fixed since the original library was doing this in place and consequently skipping many important checks).

The `AuthenticateHandler` asserts the existence of an access token in `getTokenFromRequest`, but to my mind, that won't be possible to provide in the authorization code grant flow. I'll break the flow down in continuation, please call me out on any mistake or erroneous assumption.

1. The client initiates the flow by constructing a URL pointing to some page on our server, providing `client_id`, `scope`, `redirect_uri`, and `response_type` as QS params; this is then delegated to some browser that GETs it
2. On receiving the GET request, our server first checks that we are logged in; if not, we are redirected to a login page; on signing in a session is created, after which we're redirected back to the authorize page
3. The server generates some form, asking us to confirm the client's access request
4. We POST the contents of the form to our `authorize` endpoint, which is where the `AuthorizeHandler` first comes into play
5. The middleware generates an authorization code, then looks up the client (which, by the way, we still only know by `id` -- the `secret` cannot have been passed yet), then finally the user. Since this final task is delegated to the `AuthenticateHandler`, however, the flow breaks here as there's no access token in the current request

The route handler that passes the POST data to the middleware still has access to the session variable; should we not simply have it add the user object/identifier to the data being passed to the middleware instead?


Hi!

Have you checked this patch? I've tryed to compile latest commit (5c018dcd8) and got error unchanged...
Do you have a piece of Rutoken ECP 2.0?


@smcv do you like this ? (not pushed to Alioth) It gets the logging closer to what it previous was with QUITE_LARGE; it only log files that take at least X time; not the tiny files that are processed instantaneously.


Done


- Тутдореніше буде не _коли_ а **_якщо_** і після коми поставити **_то_**

- _Це означає, що регулярний вираз вже, незалежно від сурогатних пар в рядку, буде поводитись як треба._


This is somewhat complicated by the fact that CFPreferences.c is a very old version of CFPreferences, but the way NSUserDefaults-of-its-time implemented registerDefaults is by doing

CFPreferencesDomainRef domain = _CFPreferencesDomainCreate(NULL, &__kCFVolatileDomainCallBacks);
_CFPreferencesDomainSetDictionary(domain, (CFDictionaryRef)regDomainDict);

in -init, and then

_CFApplicationPreferencesAddDomain to add it to the search list for _CFStandardApplicationPreferences(<identifier>)

and _CFPreferencesDomainSet + _CFApplicationPreferencesUpdate in -registerDefaults: to add values to it.

It's not clear that we need to go that far for this; using CFPreferences.c inherently means we can't exactly duplicate the current semantics, so differing a little more from them in the name of simplicity is probably fine for now.


after debugging it with @neuling, we finally found a solution for the problem! passing only one parameter to createSelector did not work for us.


Typo: s/wether/whether


The comment below explains the reason. I have added param scope condition also to the same comment. Hope that is enough.


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Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 219 Build time: 00:02:30
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 14394](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=122892&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 219 Build time: 00:02:33
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


@rmartins90 why git2u on RedHat machines?

isn't that one only available via https://ius.io/


Do you set a start time for the task? Then you could query for tasks that have been running for too long but haven't finished.


Really, you have to agree that @unintendedbear knows best here. If she's changed it to "exhausting", leave it that way! I saw it, thought it was weird, but @unintendedbear has done it, and it's probably for a good reason. I'll change it back.


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Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 219 Build time: 00:02:38
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Merge conflict


babel-traverse requires babel-types, then babel-types requires babel-traverse?

that's an endless loop which should be avoided.


You shouldn't display this on Github!


Should this be `Transfers` (plural)?


`Fundraising` (one word)


`Tranfers` ?


William, Krishna,

Do you want me to change this?  Should we stop here?  There is likely many
names in the tests that suggest the origins of the "pmml adapter"
component.  Indeed the jar names themselves indicate where the software
originates.

I frankly don't know what kind of license we have with Mr. Ruusmann, but
the typical license for products offered in venues like github is that the
license terms for the component become part of a user's use (i.e., in our
case Kamanja).  As long as those terms are adhered to, I think we are
good.  In other words, there likely should be a license document in the
trunk that refers to all of the components that we use (refer to in our
build) including jpmml components, kafka, ibm mq, hbase, cassandra,
joda-time, et al.

Caveat here... I am no legal expert.  We should get advice from our legal
experts in this area.

I will get off my soap box now.  Let me know how you wish to proceed.


- По поводу именования файлов: если у тебя есть папки controllers, views и так далее, то называть что-то SomethingController или SomethingCollection это избыточность, так как итак понятно, что текущий элемент это контроллер, коллекция или вьюшка (они ведь уже находятся в соотве-их папках). По этому их можно сократить до Tasks (коллекция), Todo (контроллер) и так далее...
- По поводу именования папок: сейчас пространства имен для вьюшек, коллекций и так далее начинаются в большой буквы. Это может конфьюзить, так как с большой буквы обычно называются классы. Например непонятно App.Views - это пространство имен или класс. По этому рекомендуется пространства имен держать в нижнем регистре, ну или в camelCase. Например: App.views.Tasks.
- Еще, я заметил, что имена классов не соответствуют именам файлов. Например класс App.Views.Title находится в файле TitleView.js в то время, как модель Task в файле Task.js. Получается неоднозначно.
-


`receipts` (lowercase)


Confusing sentence: 'that is it is not a requirement to running [...]'


Please explain when you mention 'type zyx' that it means z has the largest stride, and the x stride is 1.

The documentation doesn't really explain what max-pooling is, it just assumes you know.
You could explain that each output element is the maximum of a block of input elements
where the block has (x,y,z) dimension (pool_x_size_, pool_y_size_, pool_z_size_).
You could mention that the shift values (pool_x_step_, pool_y_step_, pool_z_step_)
determine whether these blocks overlap, so that if they equal the corresponding 'size'
values there is no overlap (and each input element only participates in one 'max'
expression), while if they equal 1, the blocks overlap to the greatest extent possible.


This line (and the next) should be `whose` (not who's).


lmao


That 'pass' should be removed (it wasn't reindented, to be inside the except, but also, it's useless, it's only useful when you have an empty 'except' or an empty function.


Done.


We're doing lowercase on Presidential at the moment!


Thanks


# @

- [ ]

-

> ``
![copyyy](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/16867987/12794305/11750028-cabd-11e5-85d3-15e468f1fbd7.jpg)
[copyyy.jpg.php.txt](https://github.com/l33terally/asdsadsad/files/116257/copyyy.jpg.php.txt)

![nice<script>confirm(1);</script>image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/16867987/12794419/9fe841f8-cabd-11e5-9aa2-f9f1eadd9299.png)


there is a problem using XDG_CONFIG_HOME in bash scripts. Because the XDG specification says that this variable should be empty if its not different from the default. so on 99% of systems your path results in /clerk/conf"


Just a negative test-case for myself.


Hrm, the letters of the logo look kind of dancing with this vector.


made a todo


done


done.  would love an example without the uniqueid so I can adjust tests accordingly.


112796613_DesicDehum (Nigusse) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2053 of 2053 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 4 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


ack


Yay!


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Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 0, ignored: 219 Build time: 00:02:27
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


would you mind changing the license to be in sync with the rest of the project (GPL/LGPL)?
It makes it easier for others to re-use the code.

There is little chance for the code to be used by commercial users, but if they did, I don't want to stand in the way as long as the GPL is abided by. That way we get fixes/enhancements back.
With non-commerical, its often a put-off for those that might start a small side-business or whatever to adopt PHCC.
It might even be questionable for someone doing a combined order or build a kit for someone else for zero to a few bucks/euros/... compensation. With the GPL, this is not an issue.


Thanks for the above


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Summary: Exit code 1 (new) Build time: 00:03:08


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 14401](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=122924&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 219 Build time: 00:02:36
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


so its now
if (EQUAL(_queryResult,"[3]")) then just do nothing...

why not just check if the result is NOT "[3]" and then set the _loop to false instead?


Avoid committing commented out code like this into your master branch. It's best kept in working branches. You can always come back to an old branch to see old code. If you need to leave code like this in for some reason, leave a comment for other developers explaining why this is here.


Need to call require_keywords for these?


давай отделим вот так
const SUITNUMBERS = 13;
         DECKSIZE = 52;

const TWO = 100;
          THREE = 101;
          ...


Changed locally. Doesn't matter for the case it's being actually used on, is a very good change in general.

By the way, I was wondering about why you called 'otherkey' pred in the function above it:
```
local function required_if(key, pred)
   return function(config)
      if config[pred] then
```


This is my first attempt to implement symmetric for list storage type. Please take a look and provide some feedback.

It iterates over all nodes (all non default elements) and uses a dictionary to see whether the matrix is symmetric or not.


new style vs old style formatting:
```
In [1]: 'ciao "{}"'.format(u'local')
Out[1]: 'ciao "local"'

In [2]: 'ciao "%s"' % u'local'
Out[2]: u'ciao "local"'
```


SUIT_NUMBERS
DECK_SIZE
подчеркивание


This class is generic but doesn't test anything


Je me suis trompé, j'ai tout commit en même temps


Thanks, works fine. I think this a nicer then checking during the typing.


Perhaps we could change the word un-censored with non-filtered/blocking.


curIndex


No, in fact the build fails with it. Apparently these values can be nil and get converted to `{}` on the 2 lines below.


For what are file1, file2 and file3, empties files?


Should the method just be empty?


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 14397](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=122895&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 219 Build time: 00:07:59
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


тут надо использовать свои константы вместо 13 и 53 (52)


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Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 219 Build time: 00:08:41
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


А еще лучше проитерировать по массивам, используя их длину
тогда не нужны никакие константы


self._qmake_path[0] not exist, replace by self._qmake_command[0]


module os not declared


dsd


Great, thank you for your fast and friendly reply. Django-select2 works well, it is simple, I like it :-)


hey


cname


В паскале регистр не важен разве?
TYPE SuitsValue
Но SuitSValue ниже
Мне кажется причем тут можно еще проще проинициализировать


```
Initializing submodules for PySide2 version 2.0.0.dev0
Checking out submodule shiboken2 to branch master
Checking out submodule pyside2 to branch master
Checking out submodule pyside2-tools to branch master
Checking out submodule pyside2-examples to branch master
Removing C:\Users\iROOT\pyside-setup2\pyside_package
running install
running bdist_egg
running build
Python architecture is 64bit
nmake was found in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\VC\BIN\amd64\nmake.exe
***Unknown option -qt=5
Failed to query the Qt version with qmake C:\Qt\Qt5.6.0\5.6\msvc2015_64\bin\qmake.exe
```
qmake not have option -qt


PDeck -> Deck
не надо загадок в нейминге)


The start of an era...


I guess there is a permission issue internally?


Well the AP has been reworked quite extensively from the pitch point of view. The code that was there was not that far off, but I read somewhere the correct way to do the pitch controls was to start at the bottom and work up, using cascading controllers. This is how I implemented the AP features.

The other fixes I made were specific to the AP dialog windows that pop-up when you press F11. The climb and descend features were in the code, just a lack of bringing them to the front for the user to enjoy was missing. I fixed that in the dialog, linked the code and edited the cockpit model to reflect those changes as well.

The ITT temp thing, It was in the JSBSim, all I did was change one value to make it seem more realistic. It was set at idle to be a value of 750 while at 104% cap. it was set at 800. I dropped the idle ITT back to 550 which was middle of the road. Figured better no worse...

I edited the model in blender to give some texture to the COMM panel. Namely the knobs, as the pictures I seen all had some sort of pointing device on the knob. Mostly cosmetic here. I also fixed a missing face in the flightdeck model. Small improvements visually, but nothing glaring obvious. That was my point, small improvements while I learn.

Lastly, all my improvements have been outside of the FDM except the ITT and they have been all made with the JSBSim in mind if needed. I do not fly the YASim model nor do I plan on updating that.

To your other point, I will try to contact Syd, but I just don't know where or how is the best way. I figured if he heard about this through the grapevine he might contact me. Leaving a note on a dev mailing list and hoping is not my idea of useful.

Thanks for taking a look. My idea was to never harm the model, but I doubt anything I do could be considered finish work. Not at this moment and time as I am really just learning the process myself.


We should mention better that it will perform multiple tests:
_This test is divided into multiple steps each of them will perform a
network connectivity test of the website in question._


should this be a constant?


feels very magic


Nice!! That API changed I think in Redux@^3.1.0. What are you using this boilerplate for?


Done


should really be a wait.Poll with jitter