I did that on the first pull request you wanted to have them merged so I merged it into 1 config option xD


This is going to get overwritten as soon as a new compiled version of the ember app gets committed, but I actually caught this error too and it will be in the next version. Nice catch! :+1:


Would you like the confusion matrices for the entire dataset as well?


LGTM


awww :crying_cat_face:
Does this have advantages?


Nice this is a good way to organize it :+1:


math.sum???


I think that `(2 == UDP IPv4, 10 == UDP IPv6, 130 == TCP IPv4, 138 == TCP IPv6.)` should be conveyed somewhere, given that just using those numbers, rather than playing with bits made implementing packed node in zetox a lot easier.


Sorry about that.
The results seemed reasonable so I didn't check the code here.


Acho que entendi. Só vou ver se entendi quando eu mudar e tentar hahahahahaha.
Agora que você colocou o ID, fez mais sentido. Porque eu tava colocando "01" : false, "02": false... Acho que faltou a property ID mesmo heheeh.
Hahahaha thanks a lot. Vou mexer a noite e qualquer coisa grito.
E vou fazer um app simulando as vagas, aí faço elas como botão que atualiza o Firebase e atualiza o app Vaga Rápida.
Uma duvida do mal agora hein.
Eu vou ter que fazer TODAS as entradas com mesmo número de vagas, dai na imagem do estacionamento eu mudo as cores da rua, estilo de grama sei lá. Só pra falar que é diferente, pq como ia inserir os slot no storyboard, posicionado tal pra cada número de vagas diferentes. Entendeu ?
Thanks :DD

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acho que o tipo deveria ser [Vaga] (e não Vagas), pq representa uma array de elementos únicos (Vaga), já o nome da property continua vagas, pq é exatamente isso que vai ter lá. Você faz o parse aqui quase do mesmo jeito que vc fez no outro comentário:

self.vagas = json["vagas"].flatMap{ Vaga(json: $0) }

Mas antes teria que mudar seu JSON de:

"vagas": [{
                "01": false,
                "02": true,
                "03": false,

para:

"vagas": [
                  { "id": "1", "occupied": true },
                  { "id": "2", "occupied": false },
                  { "id": "3", "occupied": true },

e também mudar o modelo para:

struct Vaga {
    let occupied:  Bool
    let id: String

    init?(json: JSON) {
        guard let occupied = json["occupied"]?.boolValue, id = json["id"]?.stringValue else { return nil }
        self.occupied = occupied
        self.id = id
}

Obs: o código pode ter erros de compilação, já que eu não escrevi no Xcódigo

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C++ exists because we have pointers ;)

A good mindset for a C++ developer is to reason in terms of pointers, otherwise we could directly switch to Java :disappointed:

Modern C++ sucks.


You can also comment on specific lines of text/code, from within commit diffs or PR summaries.


> Maybe? I think the current way is quite wordy for something that is readily expressible in a single paragraph. :wink:

I was approaching it from the point of view of a literal API parameter list, but that page is more informal, so I agree your suggestion makes more sense. PR updated :-)


Modular Home Link

If this one works, more to follow...


Hi! thanks for making the fake data yasu! haha
The only thing I would say is comment out the TODO but everything else looks good.


... and sucks not because it provides these new features but because I bet it will spoil this mindset, sooner or later.


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Chegou a ver o resto ? Haahhahaha tá razoável ? XD
Queria fazer MVVM mas não entrou na cabeça onde cada coisa ia lol.

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acho que o tipo deveria ser [Vaga] (e não Vagas), pq representa uma array de elementos únicos (Vaga), já o nome da property continua vagas, pq é exatamente isso que vai ter lá. Você faz o parse aqui quase do mesmo jeito que vc fez no outro comentário:

self.vagas = json["vagas"].flatMap{ Vaga(json: $0) }

Mas antes teria que mudar seu JSON de:

"vagas": [{
                "01": false,
                "02": true,
                "03": false,

para:

"vagas": [
                  { "id": "1", "occupied": true },
                  { "id": "2", "occupied": false },
                  { "id": "3", "occupied": true },

e também mudar o modelo para:

struct Vaga {
    let occupied:  Bool
    let id: String

    init?(json: JSON) {
        guard let occupied = json["occupied"]?.boolValue, id = json["id"]?.stringValue else { return nil }
        self.occupied = occupied
        self.id = id
}

Obs: o código pode ter erros de compilação, já que eu não escrevi no Xcódigo

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@erikjung That's a great idea! Will do.


These lines could be simplified as only `doc.xpath("//TypeDeclaration").count` (ruby automatically return the value of the last expression)


I think you could do this in a one liner using map, no?


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internationalization


I'm not against pointers at all .. but:
- often they cause memory leaks; a perfect example can be seen here
- and equally often they are not referencing an object, causing huge trouble. A perfect example are all the entities which are collected in the OPC, and then just get overridden but are still referenced in 1000 places

`unique_ptr` and `shared_ptr` can help with some of these issues, without constraining you at all. That's the beauty about them.

Thus: Modern C++ rules :)


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Great stuff here, taking a moment to wrap my head around it. :)


+1 (Where is my emoji picker)


per sbilanciare le colonne, altrimenti era uno schifo


Yes, will do.

I just looked where I thought they might be and it turns out they aren’t there. So, don’t get your hopes up too high that I will find them ;)

Good lukc

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Can you email me these tests if you find them ? I'm going to have a stab at
it this afternoon.

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> I had a couple other tests at some point, but I don’t remember where I put
> them.
>
> I think it makes sense to have this gensys be somewhere else because
> multiple projects would rely on it.
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> I just mean multiple tests rather than one. So that I'm sure I don't change
> anything when rewriting certain lines.
> Would this gensys available only in DSGE or as a package that DSGE
> would import?
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> > throughout the julia world.
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> >
> > I'm not sure what you mean by your last question. The test included in
> the
> > fed's DSGE.jl package just pulls out those matrices as they were computed
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ok


Nice Long line of code. Now you know how it feels... LoL


change ```E ``` to  ```Eq```


We should be able to do that by putting Cloudfront in front of S3.


thanks @kennethlimcp !!


Thanks for fixing it. Unfortunately, since the fix happens past version 1.5 (your beta version, specifically since it happens past the change to enums), I can't take the fix. I'm not sure how to deal with this, I just wanted to make you aware.


browsers do not like => shorthand. needs to be function().


> I meant wait object as a pointer to a struct fid_wait, not the fd integer.
> With the structure pointer, it should be easy to locate the queues
> associated with the wait_set.
>
> In your sample code in man page, an array of cq pointers are passed into
> fi_trywait. Does user need to make sure all these CQs need to associate to
> a single wait set or not?

The following FIDs may be associated with wait objects: wait sets, CQs, counters, and EQs.  There is no requirement that a CQ, counter, or EQ use a wait set.  If a wait set is used, then only the wait set needs to be passed into the call.


But "Can the can do the can can?"


Re future plugins: We'd also like to have a Google authentication plugin that uses the credentials you'd get from running `gcloud auth login`.

I saw this existing more as a config-driven plugin system. E.g. I'd have an `auth-plugin` field for a user (instead of `password`, `client-cert`, etc.). A plugin would only be loaded if the current context's user referred to it.


I really don't see how the description of the parameters is relevant to this particular paper. We are talking about fitness basically.


Please make a release from that too. Thanks!


I've updated the patch. Thanks for reviewing.


this isn't about activating or deactivating listeners. it's about knowing whether a listener is even supported. [It's used below](https://github.com/bobthecow/psysh/commit/74e87fd25cb4687d63d77981d06299bdeda3997d#diff-c845a554257c911ec3e10c9e7135919cR239) when trying to decide whether to instantiate a listener of this sort.

see [the analogous method in the Readline service](https://github.com/bobthecow/psysh/blob/master/src/Psy/Readline/GNUReadline.php#L27-L37), for example.


Sweet upgrades, I cited you for the sweet text intro!!!


Feel free to improve the translation. :-)

And I'm not sure if using ROMs you didn't obtain legally can be used legally with the emulator.
So in my opinion the text "verstößt gegen geltendes Urheberrecht" is good enough for the context, but I'm not a lawyer.


Yes, that's what she was referring to.  Use the GitHub emoji codes as you describe.


register.attributes is assigned twice in this file.
See the bottom of lib/home.js it also has this assignment.


Yeah this was deprecated the moment it was added as it didn't really work since the shooter roller was stopped after MO_ShooterOut timed out. Was added initially as a cheap way to do the delay in shooting but testing quickly showed that it didn't work.


They cause memory leaks because the developer does not reason in terms of pointers, that's the ... point ;)

The first rule about a pointer is: _well, I've created the object, I have now to destroy it_.

It's always good to have many more tools available, but people should really understand how they work before using them, almost blindly.

I'd say that Modern C++ rules for those who are already experienced, but rather sucks for the others, 'cause is really anti-didactic.


OK, I've committed a couple of sub modules.
Feel free to test - any feedback would be appreciated.


Apparently yes,
try
mc_sample_arg(hmm(S,[can, the ,can, do, the, can ,can]),10000,S,O).
at
http://cplint.lamping.unife.it/example/inference/hmmpos2.pl
;-)


okay how do I delete this bad idea?


Oh does this cause problems @hoodie? This was in general just removing duplication of data amongst tables without any loss of functionality


The period was intentionally left out because the string from `{0}` contains it's own period.


Update: someone has started to work on `strcpy`, which will be used to `strcat`, and we will try to get `strncat` too on the way (`strncpy` is really weird and should not be factored with `strcpy`).


Définitions de base + Notion de grammaire de graphe


Yes.  Aiming to deploy this week, so at least the front page is improved.


If arguments need to span multiple lines, place one in each line.


ok


will do


Ok g tum sunao kesy ho


Here is my MIT License


I'm sorry, but I just noticed that keywords went missing from the crates pages, I see now, that this commit did not actually remove them.


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Do you think there is ever a time where someone might want to allow/disallow one and not the other? I can't think of one. Assuming you are going this direction, I'll keep parity on my fork. Thanks for talking this through with me!


Ignore for now


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@jacob314 close the related bug?


remove console.log


How does this relate to https://github.com/facebook/presto/pull/3926? Is there anything this can do that declarative annotation-based approach in that PR cannot do?


Impl of the iterator for a linked list


This sounds good. The 2GiB limit is quite fixed, so no need to make it an argument to make_tensor_proto.


I agree, will remove it.


I submitted the PR #53


Oh... oops! Could you file an issue for that?


What explanation does the comment refer to?


@gribozavr @parkera Please review the PR #53 and merge if it is OK. It blocks my other PR for Swift.


Thanks!!


checkout the latest 0.4.0 prerelease version there is a new `shield_gravity` parameter.


thanks, yes


In that case what's the point? I could understand it as a sanity check where you want to catch people "accidentally" passing in explicit data with a PKCS#7 object that already has embedded data.... but if you require those same users to *request* that sanity check by setting a NODUAL flag... is that going to help anyone? Surely they can just check for *themselves*?

If you think the *automatic* sanity check has merit, by all means add the PKCS7_DUAL_CONTENT flag as above. But only in HEAD, and let 1.0.2 go back to how it was. Personally, I wouldn't bother with it in HEAD either.


so no need for casting in c code?

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Ooh, didn't know you could mix these.  Nice!


You were probably right the first time then lol
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I agree, that looks pretty odd.  That's autoformat in Xamarin Studio (CTRL + I), hum...


OK, then at least keep it simple and clear, and use CLP(FD) constraints throughout. There is no need to use two different kinds of predicates that mean the same thing! Low-level integer arithmetic is superseded by the more general alternative.


At this point, I suppose I'm just trying to salvage some sense of correctness and/or ego. :)
I'm happy to remove the flag and just leave the comment.  Tim?


No only in perform as Python is doing dynamic typing. We need it in c code.


Why are we setting quantity to zero if we're requiring them to fill in the field? (Line 170). I think we should just keep forcing them to fill in quantity, no?

Other than that, looks good


Why are you sending back the item id separately?  Doesn't look like you're using it on the other side.


omg thx. I promise I'll text u back soon.


Same.


Sorry :crying_cat_face:


Changed - will be in next update.


there is!  I didn't understand how the two different assignment operators work in go ;) fixed


I moved it to the start of the fi_trywait description.  Will be in the next update


Oh, removing `limit`, too? I see.
Thank you all. Then, I'll update this PR soon.


yes, done.


Could you move the style to a standalone CSS file? This reduces the size of each file and also makes it possible to experiment with different styles by changing a single file.


You are right ! :)


Boa desci, difícil é se acostumar com isso na fala. Na escrita é bem mais fácil.


Why not just clonedTransition instead of another array fetch? Just a minor thing though:)


@ErikEvenson: No it would look like:

```
client {
   options {
      "docker.auth_config" = "/home/docker/.docker/config.json"
   }
}
```


I don't think you're supposed to do this with the actual DB-level name of the property -- just ```['link' => 'foo']``` ought to work.


typo: for "others" to examine


done


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Yeah I'd say just Faster or Much Faster.  I don't think putting a number on it is a good idea.


Ah, this one actually doe.  Though, this route is a bit weird.  It's called edit, but it's a GET, and it just gets the same item back, and doesn't pay attention to the new stuff put into the form.


:kappa:


what is this?


This is the private impl of iterating a list. I'd like if this were more sharable but in the current design, it would need a second impl because the context is different. This could be made more general if `YR_LIST_ITERATOR_CONTEXT` had a "user data" or something. In that case, these functions declarations would need to be pulled into a header.


oh geeze, I haven't cut a release? Thanks for the heads up!


While I'm thinking of it -- can we maybe change this shortcut, rather than delete it, so that it points to /node/add/landing_page? That will be much less jarring to users than if the shortcut vanishes once they update.


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@udeved and @oberon2007 i am a bulldog , not like this solution and i search another simply solution .
please try to delete all file and folder in .mozilla and leave only this file and folder :
profiles.ini and folder 9shb6xj3.default ( clean ) then into this paste this
https://github.com/Ste74/shared/blob/master/user.js
in this file you can set any variable of firefox , simply read the "about:config" of firefox :) try it and report me if ok .    :)


It would had been easier using `NSMutableSet`


Suggested text:  (sorry if i got the tense wrong, you can fix that)
Traditionally, block template creation has been quite expensive for miners, requiring high computation times and quite a bit of memory. The high computation time is a consequence of the fact that pre 0.12 miners had to perform consensus critical calculations required to validate the block as they are assembling it. The high memory requirements are due to the fact that every transaction in one's memory pool had its inputs pulled into memory for various calculations.


why not give the articles class here?


Hmmm it looks like I didn't forget to release this: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/nose-parameterized/0.5.0

Have you tried `pip install -U nose-parameterized`?


Very cool Ste!

Can you simply do it?
I'll package it.


This also seems to be doing something similar to https://github.com/facebook/presto/pull/3926


With the 0.12 release, consensus critical calculations pertaining to individual transactions are no longer performed all at once during block assembly, but are pre-calculated on all transactions as soon as they hit the memory pool and then cached. This means that during block assembly, most of the calculations have already been performed and the block template can be created extremely quickly. Specifically, this represents a reduction from a time measured in seconds to a time measured in tens of milliseconds.


@xbezdick can/should this patch be proposed upstream? I could push up a review for you if so


LGTM. (maybe say operation is for motions in a comment, but otherwise good.)


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I thought the point was that they didn't have to deal with Bamboo, though?


Thanks, fixed per https://github.com/LMMS/lmms.io/commit/6d5bf8eac324465678fd064cf69ead5b202a5511


unfortunately, this totally breaks under my macports install.


I don't actually understand what this change does, since it doesn't seem to change anything on my end


Any time you are doing complex queries in the controller it's a likely case for refactoring it into a method in the model. Especially with something like this that you want to be reusable.

```ruby
class Bookmark < ActiveRecord::Base
  # ...

  def self.with_likes
    select("bookmarks.*, count(likes.id) AS like_count").joins(:likes).group("bookmarks.id")
  end
end
```

This gives you a few benefits - it's reusable, you can chain it with other scope methods, and it is in the context where it belongs.

```ruby
Bookmark.where("url LIKE ?", "%poo%").with_likes
```


Can this one be proposed upstream?


I actually did the service and web modules all at once, so these are based off the actual package paths in the web modules.  It makes sense to move this into -web though.


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Why not `current_user.bookmarks`?


Hmm yes, you're right... I rewrote this function in a subsequent commit, though. Maybe I can rebase and move the rewrite to before this commit, so I remove this broken version altogether


Thanks! Forgot about these files.


Please spell out the var name.


cuz i thought this more performant


Uh oh, I'll fix this, thank you


.gitignore не стоит удалять - под контролем git должны находиться только написанные тобой файлы, а файлы автоматически генерируемые в результате компиляции проекта и временные файлы не должны мешаться и создавать неудобства при выполнении коммитов - для этого и нужен .gitignore


I've turned this into a singleton with get/set methods for adding and retrieving transformations. Do you think this is a better set up? I didn't want to make a constructor to deal with more than one of these types of objects.


How about a debug `toString` implementation that gets `fine` logged at start?

No need to include in this PR.


But llike that the theme will be set for all editions!


this might be a little dangerous, since the only safe operation that the consumer can do is to ack the message with their own offset and topic (but access to the consumer allows them to do a lot of other unsafe stuff). I am thinking that we should keep the Acknowledgment interface with twofold goals: a) to restrict acks to the current message, and b) to ensure thread-safety of access to the consumer. Also, we could further pass the Acknowledgment object as a SI message header.


Tried this but still not work on BLE Nano, any suggestion?


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not canola? Typo...


and does that stop firefox from opening all these tabs when it gets updated? I doubt it...
What about bookmarks? can you add them there, too?


Typo error maybe


The setptr() macro should also be protected by the guards (basically all declarations with @deprecated docstring - haven't checked if all of them are covered).


Looks good. Perhaps add to the error message Email/Username already taken? Or are they the same thing in parse?


lol


Thanks for this @dadgar -- I would not have tried that structure.  I updated to this structure but my nomad still doesn't seem to use the auths in my `config.json` file to access my private registry.  I'm using Nomad v0.3.0-rc1 (5e1a3c636c56410f7a025908b70cbb8700be0a71+CHANGES) and Docker version 1.10.1, build 9e83765.

```
    2016/02/22 18:46:17 [INFO] client: using state directory /var/lib/nomad/client
    2016/02/22 18:46:17 [INFO] client: using alloc directory /var/lib/nomad/alloc
    2016/02/22 18:46:17 [INFO] fingerprint.cgroups: cgroups are available
    2016/02/22 18:46:17 [INFO] fingerprint.consul: consul agent is available
    2016/02/22 18:46:23 [WARN]: fingerprint.env_gce: Could not read value for attribute "machine-type"
    2016/02/22 18:46:23 [INFO] client: setting server address list: [192.168.99.100:4647]
    2016/02/22 18:47:34 [ERR] driver.docker: failed pulling container 212181198242.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/vbenergy/vbez-web:2016.02.19.0: API error (500): Get https://212181198242.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/v2/vbenergy/vbez-web/manifests/2016.02.19.0: no basic auth credentials
    2016/02/22 18:47:34 [ERR] client: failed to start task 'api' for alloc 'e1fa4d1a-0440-48f6-96f8-b39a45976a43': Failed to pull `212181198242.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/vbenergy/vbez-web:2016.02.19.0`: API error (500): Get https://212181198242.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/v2/vbenergy/vbez-web/manifests/2016.02.19.0: no basic auth credentials
```


@danielpalme This hard-coded constant appears to be carried over by @alexandrnikitin in  e56e0190ffb165015f75822ef3c369bf3e3e6cb5 - why did you decide on limiting the number of threads to just 2?  I was digging into your multi-threaded benchmarks because I was trying to understand why DryIoC.Zero 2.0.1 was faster than DryIoC 2.1.3.  This result surprised me a lot.  I've always taken your benchmarks at face value, and while I am sure we can all agree that for most applications, the differences come down to real world needs other than performance, it is bugging me.

Can we also consider updating the Output of the Benchmarks to include the specification of the machine used for benchmarking?


> We need to think a bit about how to handle dependencies in PS's, I'm not sure the instructions in CONTRIBUTING.md - godeps is great.

Ah yeah this probably needs to be updated. The reason I ask people not to do it is because I have to verify that the code matches an upstream commit and isn't just randomly copied in. There's a [related issue](https://github.com/tools/godep/issues/364) open on Godep for this.


looks good. Thanks!


Why no due date? Can't update that?


May I ask what problem this was causing? This actually breaks cygwin/mingw support on Windows as Windows isn't creating a symbolic link, but making a copy of the folder.


(I know this was in the curriculum, I'm asking as an extra credit challenge :cat:)


Not canola?


Typo..


I think we need to keep this in mkfs to prevent a --mkfs on an existing store of a different type.


Well I guess you can add the
```
user_pref("browser.startup.homepage_override.buildID", "20160211213400");
user_pref("browser.startup.homepage_override.mstone", "44.0.2");
```
there aswell :)
I would just remove the theme there ;)


looks great!
I agree with keeping the state simple for now.


Not sure if it's possible but can something like that be done for macros (like NZV() etc.) too?


This dont work with stackable menus.
The right part still use all the width available. You can use .ui.stackable on the right menu, but that draws a border on the right side.


Pretty sure we need this one as we are creating the target.


:metal:

Thanks, @mikolalysenko!


Works for me. Thanks for your help!


@ErikEvenson How does your nomad client configuration look like?


папке node_modules также не место в git (она должна быть в gitignore) - т.к. она автоматически создается командой npm install


Where is this key used?


Если не получится переименовать пакет, чтобы был с маленькой буквы - на практике покажем.
А так во всем молодец. Очень круто, что принцип модульности, интерфейсы. Молодец!


why not just 'normal?


Apparently I'm a little braindead this morning (ignore the comments I made and then deleted, if you even saw them).

The demo had a link that you should be able to click to make the form appear, and then once you submit, the form would go away and you'd get the link back.  Otherwise, you seem to have the desired functionality and then some, though your edit doesn't let you update the due date.

For better UX, it would be nice to have a check box instead of a true/false link for completedness.  It took me a while to figure out what was going on with that, just looking at the page.


Why did you move it to the css directory again?. I just said complained about this been in the css directory.


I think this is a simple txt file , we can insert parameter into the tools .. in profile.conf we can set any theme for any de or what you want or not @udeved


this doesn't work for existing implementations (covers java but not ruby, php, python, javascript). I'd like to create a normal api for all languages and then kotlin would also profit from it. Just extracting some interfaces for kotlin only - is totally wrong, sorry


I use this in a setup script:

```bash
      docker-machine ssh client$i \
        "nohup nomad agent \
          -bind $(docker-machine ip client$i) \
          -client \
          -config=/home/docker/nomad-config.hcl \
          -data-dir /var/lib/nomad \
          -dc $DC_NAME \
          -network-interface eth1 \
          -node client$i \
          -region $REGION_NAME \
          -servers=$(docker-machine ip server0):4647 \
          > /var/log/nomad.log 2>&1 &"
```

where `nomad-config.hcl` is:

```
client {
   options {
      "docker.auth_config" = "/home/docker/.docker/config.json"
   }
}
```


Oops. Thanks mate.


I could of, but it doesn't matter in this case because `C-c C-c` and `C-c C-k` are the only keys defined in that map.


http://kb.mozillazine.org/User.js_file this file work only at the first run ..read this ..


An earlier version of this code needed bp to be valid, but that doesn't seem to be the case anymore.  Can we switch this to reduce the bp scope to clarify that?


there is a typo


You're goddamn right dude!


I basically don't really care for FF stuff, and if someone comes up with a good solution that fits all profiles, that would be fine.
Ste's solution sounds good, because remember, the skel stuff only provides what really needs to change.
Programs create otherwise default settings or add "missing" files.


When you hover the mouse over grid actions, they provide tooltips. This is one of those.


Молодец. Постаралась и реализовала все. Даже проверка абы-какого выбора. Умница


Not sure about this.
I installed mighty rust without "Linker and platform libraries" so `where gcc` and `where ld` shows mingw32 files.
But while all examples runs fine I don't have any real gtk application.


Why ignore ENOENT?  I think that is an error


yes but thats not possible because of twrp gerrit (you would need to push )
but yes thx for that!


Thank you very much madam.I'll try to implement it.I hope you will be there
for helping me.Once again thank you for the reply.

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> Hi Abhilash chandran,
>
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>
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>
>
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>    3. Edit Makefile.common. Change LLVM_SRC_ROOT and LLVM_OBJ_ROOT to
>    your environment.
>    4. Configure & make & make install
>
> How to use pmGen:
> pmGen take an input of llvm bit code file, you need first translate your
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> pmGen input.ll
>
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If data loading is deferred, we need to call `fetch_data`, but we need to get it back into a block so we can send it to other functions. I can't just do `block->data = iterator->fetch_data(...)` because it will modify the underlying block which isn't a good idea. That's why I stick it in a value copy - but I don't really like that.

My bigger problem with this approach is that it's reasonable for callers to assume the `YR_MEMORY_BLOCK`'s data will never be null - especially considering that it will have bounds and size set. Also, I don't want to guess where a block will end up or have to teach everything that uses a `YR_MEMORY_BLOCK` that the data could be null.


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Hah, good catch. :(


ah ok, thanks. i'm not intimately familiar with the inner workings of keymaps, hence my question.


Yes this file not exist is created only if needed. Is optional for advance settings and not created from ff


current lab is version 9.x.x


получается node_modules не нужна?

И вопрос появился
Как подключить библиотеку paper.js? Через файл .d.ts командой declare экспортировать глобальный объект?

22.02.2016, 21:57, "RemKolomna" <notifications@github.com>:
> папке node_modules также не место в git (она должна быть в gitignore) - т.к. она автоматически создается командой npm install
>
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I think the expected_ ones can stay as 32-bit values


Oh, I see... :-)


With 7c7c0cbe640e33, I get the following output:
```
WARNING: systemd-networkd is not running, output will be incomplete.

●        State: n/a
       Address: 10.48.18.242 on br0
                192.168.122.1 on virbr0
                 ...
       Gateway: 10.48.18.1 (CISCO SYSTEMS, INC.) on br0
```
and return code is 0. So the issue seems fixed, maybe it was some memory corruption.

This output is not very pretty though. It'd be nice to at least chagne the "State: n/a" line.
Also "output will be incomplete" could be changed to something more concrete like "operational status of links will be unavailable" or something.


Wasn't sure if it's better to have the caller pass in a stack context or to allocate in `_yr_get_list_iterator` and expect the caller to free.


I guess it would be helpful to either show static import or do this without a static import. Wdyt?


s/PathNode/NodePath/ ?


Context for iterating a linked list


@DanielVartanov not a problem for me, If i need I will use directly from Github.
Let me know if you need any help. Thanks!


Since this would only be a tiny config file, it could just be added in the desktop-settings of every profile that wants to use FF. Did you find anything about bookmarks, Ste?
Don't forget that the **chrome** folder needs to stay there to fix Menda theme in Xfce!!


DownloadStatusChanged signal has 3rd argument QVariant info that is a map of download info. If you find this, misleading I drop the comment. The transfer client co-op is a bit tricky as it requires bidirectional mapping, transferId <-> downloadId + current state.


Context for iterating the process memory (includes handle the allocated data buffer)


move `CollapseSorts` below `CollapseRepartition`


Now, let's use github to make some changes and save it. or we can say commit it.


what happens if they are not equal?


remove this empty line


Two quick comments:

1. the change looks fine and like it will work on the existing code

2. the change explicitly douses all exceptions leaving the wrapped method, which can make the current code seem less annoying, but is in direct contrast to what we talked about earlier.

We have been modifying our code - first in the NGS jar and also in the wrapped method - to generate an explicit set of exceptions giving a clear cause of failure and a recommendation for remedy, which was the plan for dealing with this.

So this wrapper will be harmless toward that goal as long as it's understood that we'd either remove it later or modify it to let some targeted exceptions pass out.


I think we should generally package browser settings, not only FF, and having this stuff in the profile settings is not good I think.


@philmmanjaro has been working quite hard recently on conjuring this up! He will not be so happy if you remove it I guess :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


All these rules are required?


``[method NodePath]`` should be replaced by ``[NodePath]`` to match the corresponding class. ``[method name]`` matches the ``name`` method in the current class.


no shorthand here. (=>)


For method references the syntax should be ``[method get_subname_count]``.


Nit: remove one of two spaces


now go to eat .. after return online :p


Yes, fixed. Thanks!


I did not realize that I wasn't logged in on my desktop so my commits using [matundjf] are unlinked


I definitely want to add more logging in general, but many of these things don't have obvious toString representations.


no shorthand here (=>)


Denemedim


I aslo tried a `nomad-config.hcl` of:

```
client {
   options {
      "docker.auth.config" = "/home/docker/.docker/config.json"
   }
}
```

with no change in results.


was this an effort to get travis builds working again?  i think the issue w/ travis is that `rackt-cli` seems to be incompatible with node 5.x, because it's expecting `node_modules` to be nested like they were in earlier node/npm versions.  so once rackt-cli is fixed, travis builds should be unstuck.


Why not have that config in desktop-settings like everything else. It is packaged that way, anyway! It's just so difficult if we have to find common settings for everyone ...


You need to make a change in `ResolveSortReferences` to resolve this issue.


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I am wondering which rule introduces this?


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At least it could be optional. If FF settings remain a separate package and it will be possible to NOT install it, then I wouldn't mind. Then one can still add individual settings. Now that we know how to do in in one config file that's not a problem...


Ubuntu, OS X and whatever travis has.


Папка node_modules очень нужна, но поскольку она автоматически генерируется комндой npm install на основании файла package.json, то её изменения не должны засорять историю git - автоматически генерируемым файлам не место в контроле версий.


see bytedeco/javacpp-presets#162


(legal German stuff, need to change to German for a short while)

Wir sind wohl beide keine Rechtsgelehrten ... wahrscheinlich müsste man sicherheitshalber jemanden fragen, der sich damit auskennt. Das Problem mit rechtlichen Aussagen wie hier ist, dass sie schnell nichtig werden, wenn sie nicht halbwegs genau treffen.

Das UrhG deckt jedenfalls nur Aktionen ab, die sich mit dem Bestand der Daten beschäftigen, also die Veränderung und Vervielfältigung. Damit hat ein Emulator nichts zu tun. Der Verstoß kann eigentlich nur dort geschehen, wo man sich die ROMs illegal verschafft.

Daher wäre mein Vorschlag: "Die unlizenzierte Beschaffung von Computerprogrammen, einschließlich
ROM-Inhalten, zur Nutzung in einer Emulation stellt einen Verstoß gegen das Urheberrecht dar."

(Das deckt dann auch Disketten oder andere Medien ab.)


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> presence: true may not work the way you think it does. We can resolve that for #7, however.
 Add a line note

According to RubyDocs, presence uses the blank method to check if the value is nil or a blank string. Isn't that exactly what we want?

Just a note: I now see that Rails provides a built in URL regex method, but I was able to pass invalid URLs that will still validate with this method. POC: http://127.0.0.1.1/

Source: http://edgeguides.rubyonrails.org/active_record_validations.html


new line?


Yes. I've fixed it in 6f9be08a900fad414d940b63a5a71d41430941ec.


@mziwisky Yeah, I started using this in a project and noticed the backlog of small PRs with failed builds, so I tried whacking it with a stick to get things running again. With the merge of rackt into React Community, I didn't know what the status of that tool is. Also, I had to get back to work :smile:


I think I wasn't explicit. By 'here' I meant 'in this document'.


As a native English speaker, this version is clearer to me:
"Do you want to stop the Presto and Hadoop docker clusters (y/n)?"


Btw, I've been wondering: Is it theoretically possible to use symlinks in desktop-settings? Like for example in a profile pointing to shared folder?


oops. no need to remove the "_" !!
(this accidental removal here is a side-effect of how i first did my work in a local repo, then copied "only the good parts" into this github repo. there were some not-so-good parts where i mass-deleted all the "_" gettext markers before i devised a better way.)
i did manage to work around the gettext dependency. my workaround has 2 parts, and both are shown in commit f6d85a9e90d (is that commit hash going to auto-link? i'll add a link if that didn't work)
part 1 of workaround was to use some `#ifdef __FRAMAC__` in the `i18n.h` file.
part 2 was some `-D` stuff in `-cpp-extra-args`


Essentially, what this line does is to give any key or remap in this map higher priority than any of the basic evil maps. `C-c C-c` and `C-c C-k` will then shadow most other evil keys, but also the remaps will have higher priority. remaps only take effect when the remapped command is actually called though so it's easy to give them higher priority.

There's several ways to achieve this effect. `evil-define-key` is another, but it's a little quirky.

just if you're curious...


"Do you want to clean the Presto and Hadoop docker clusters (y/n)?"


My general idea is to be less restrictive with package conflicts, ie you could probably install two settings packages. But this requires lots of testing for conflicts to resolve.


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this test case does not make sense. In the optimizer, we have a rule to push down `Project` below `Sort`. That is, added a `select` between two `orderBy`

```scala
    // Push down project if possible when the child is sort.
    case p @ Project(projectList, s @ Sort(_, _, grandChild)) =>
```


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As far as I know, these tests are just for select -- why quarantine them?


oops. my underscores became accidental emphasis markdown. will edit.


Thanks for doing this.  It'll be a big help for Simba and other companies we partner with in addition to benefiting the open source community.


missing `=` aren't we?


Perhaps it makes sense to just allow the converter to convert from a String to a Long (default the type to a long) rather than doing the parser explicitly?


But wouldn't that be solved easier by just having browser settings only in desktop-settings packages? They conflict properly anyway. I see what you mean about browser packages and browser settings in desktop-settings pkgs... But would be solved by having the browser-settings in desktop-settings exclusively...


In this suite, the goal is to compare the data and check if the results are right.


:sisi3: I see what you did there :+1:


oh. now I understand what you said ;) more or less the opposite - now I get it :laughing:


Really should be using moment.js for this kind of thing. It formats dates. We already have it included for use with the date pickers.


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Well, you try the other way round.
My aim would be to lessen the conflicts, say eg xfce and gnome could be coinstallable, regabrdless of browser


Just noticed an issue unrelated to this fix, but pre-existing... do we want to further filter out contacts who have been deleted?
contacts = contacts.filter(is_active=True)


yes. got it.


Fixed in https://github.com/brianbianco/redisio/commit/85e562d65b294ad98ef281719fd8ecb078f22cd3.


Tell me more? That's the official documented way of doing this: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/applications/#django.apps.apps.ready

And seemed to work as expected when I was testing it out...


me2 :jajaja: :key:


This appears to pull the repository but doesn't install the fonts.  Is that what you want/need for distribution via npm?

Would you be willing to write a short usage description in README.md for developers who want to use this redistribution approach?


fixes #22 fixes #21 fixes #17


This is intended to test saveAndFlush so it should not change


To be perfectly honest I wasn't really sure what their role was so I left them alone.


that's just gonna be really tricky. And whenever you add a file in one profile you'll have to check if it conflict with another profile ... ;)


Looks like this is an issue on Responses tab on PollRun too, hmm...
(I had a contact that I had deleted from RapidPro and the sync marked that contact as is_active=False )


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I am a nice comment


What is this for?


Closes #15


right, and outsource shared stuff if possible.


I think this needs to be protected or inheriting classes won't be able to access this member.


для подключения paper.js - https://github.com/clark-stevenson/paper.d.ts, скачай библиотеку с сайта, положи её в папку src и подключай через import


@keszybz well, it will be incomplete in many other ways too...

I was thinking about the "State: n/a" line, i.e. whether it is better to show it and thus indicate that there's data missing, or simply suppress it. I was unsure, so I didn't change this for now.

But anyway, feel free to prep patches to improve the tool, of course ;-)


You are right, explicit is better than implicit! I've updated the snippet


I presume this was here because of some issue with Android or tablets?


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@danielgindi centering and moving the viewport in an animated way works already. I am currently implementing "zoomToPointAnimated(...)" if you know what I mean.


we are in vigorous agreement!  :)

note the `#ifdef __FRAMAC__` and the corresponding `else`.

the analysis definitely is inferring the behavior from the contracts.  the analysis was not provided with the implementation.

that implementation was there (under conditional compilation via `ifdef`) so that i can still compile this source file and launch the executable in gdb.


Could you please use spaces around = as in the rest of the code?


OK, Github is being mean to me. Where are the submodules?


this will break NTP sync. just ingore the warning


Why did you move enable-ocsp below enable-ocspstapling? An item on the configure.ac refactor list is to separate all the checks of the enable flags and the AC_ARG_ENABLEs. The idea is to resolve all the ENABLE_feature flags first, then check for feature conflicts, then react to the enables.


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org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyCounts: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.testLearnAboutStudyProducts: <no details avaliable>

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Would be good to include in your commit message "how" you fixed the problem.


Oh, I see. That means that the analysis is already more advanced than I thought then, if you were already using the “general” `Frama_C_interval` functions and have only 8 alarms left.


I'm not so sure del may be an O(1) operation....


Is this true always? When will it change? Also, you need to provide explanation for why it's n^2


@memnone

Perhaps you are doing commit with the `-a` option or please __check__ what you commit to only change the paper files or perhaps is the automatic merge from the pull that does that :(

Do not mind to fix it, I'll do it later.

_my mistake to put the report along with the code, apologies_


Do not mind to fix it, I'll do it later.

_my mistake to put the report along with the code, apologies_


Do we know shuffle is O(n)? How did they implement their shuffle?


I don't think you need this line since you already do it in thefinally clause


you have read:  committed on 27 Sep 2014 :)


This needs to be reverted --- this commit changes the form name to NOT be setup as an array: now it's just `generic_works[rights]`.

If we let the single <select> take multiple selection, a `:select` with `multiple: true` would work, but not as a non-multiple <select>.


yeah prob why lots thing broken in image, oe-a gets worse every commit.


ah! i wondered what the "missing separation" comment meant. i should have guessed, since i saw the "should not overlap" note in the man page for "man strncat" at some point during my efforts.
i look forward to a lengthier discussion/lesson about the "unprovable properties" and whether to draw my attention to them or not :)


FYI, the convention of using UPPER_CASE_WITH_UNDERSCORES for constants is rather well established. You'll generally get along better with other programmers if you follow conventions.


I'd change this to scan the bytes for the string you want to find before you create the string. This should be similar to how EndsWith works just over the whole range of the string. It's a small change, but it'll prevent unnecessary strings from being created just to be thrown away. In almost all scenarios you'd normally hit this difference wont matter, but this is in critical code.


This is a comment. Read me


Hello @gentlecat!

Is this option necessary, because Android doesn't allow the volume buttons to be used while the screen is off?

I'm trying to find an app, or strip down of fork of yours to just a single counter that counts upwards to a pre-set integer. For my usecase, it would be advantageous not to continue counting when the screen turns off.

Thanks for any advice, and either way: thanks for open-sourcing this app :-)


I like this commit message


Thanks @npeihl !


'sok


By putting the call to `setOnClickListener` in this `if` statement, you are saying that after rotating the device, one can no longer reveal the answer by clicking the button.


dfs + bfs seem really similar in nature. Could you factor out the code so you don't repeat yourself?


Thanks.  This is working.  I'll get a new pull request started.


Thanks--this is working.  I'll get a new pull request started


One of the problems is that the analyzer doesn't easily distinguish between annotations written by the user with a serious intent that they should be informed if those aren't proved, and annotations written by the toolmakers that aren't provable and were never intended to be proved by that plug-in.

Implementing `str(n)cat` is only a postponement of that debate until the next library function, but as I said, there would be other advantages in having them implemented natively inside the analyzer (plenty of advantages now that I have thought about it).


https://github.com/gburton/Responsive-osCommerce/commit/40db14b990ec4ffcf9e46e43fb17876b676f47cc
https://github.com/gburton/Responsive-osCommerce/commit/1d22fe2c95f3af174593cc01cc555ecac80e942b
should do it


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get_total_island_area doesn't seem to be used?


[good idea](http://blog.jasonmeridth.com/posts/do-not-issue-pull-requests-from-your-master-branch/)


@flutebirdman would be proud


Not sure you want to pass in area as a parameter. The concat should take place outside of the scope of this method so this method can be reused in the future for other context.


Should this depend on the value of `answerWasShown`?


Ich bin mir nicht sicher ob wir hier eine rechtsverbindliche Aussage treffen müssen (ich vermute mal der englische Originaltext hält einer Prüfung auch nicht stand), gebe Dir aber Recht, das das durchaus wünschenswert wäre.
Allerdings ist nicht nur die Beschaffung, sondern auch die Benutzung ein Verstoß gegen das Urheberrecht.
Siehe z.B. http://www.anwaltblog24.de/anfrage-keine-abmahnung-softwareherstellerverband-bsa-the-software-alliance.html
So dass ich Deinen Vorschlag noch erweitern würde zu:

"Die unlizenzierte Beschaffung und Benutzung von Computerprogrammen, einschließlich
ROM-Inhalten, zur Nutzung in einem Emulator stellt einen Verstoß gegen das Urheberrecht dar."

Ich habe ausserdem "in einer Emulation" durch "in einem Emulator" ersetzt, da dies näher am Ursprungstext ist.
Was meinst Du dazu ?


I see - it's not a change I would've merged without feedback :) I'll work on another solution that doesn't change the bump


Nice, I like moving these out, so they're more explicit in the code.


is_point_island always returns true? haha


I'm a practical guy and have no problems with it but, since @alexcpsec wrote it and I was feeling mischievous, I just had to pull his leg!

Sorry for dragging you into it, @krmaxwell :-D


Поясните, пожалуйста, смысл трех практически одинаковых бэйсов?


@alexcpsec brb writing some obfuscated perl


probably why this commit was never accepted :smile:


comment on commit 22/02


You should also catch the description ;)


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Well tbh i'm builder. And exacly i was thinking like PeMapModder. We used it alot in our houses or mechanism concept.


Notice that there is no `putBoolean` to match this `getBoolean`. Having only one side of what ought to be a symmetrical pair is a warning sign.


nce Job... explains a lot about your logic.


Oops


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ff normaal doen he


It's crashing on this line with "missing function" for me.


Yep it sounds weird but it is suite à good news
;) on the last bench kmf managed 200 millions of objects


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Could you please send me a pull request for this? I'd be hapy to pull this into my btpd repository.


Using "cakephp-fr" as vendor name is a bad idea. It could make users think it's an official cakephp vendor name when it's not.


Hi , i think you have wrong code positon for this - should be after else branch. Nevermind, I've fixed it in the repo.


Yes, I like this a lot more as conceptual means of isolating this logic out to one place.


Yes, great idea, both to moving out some things to modals and to combining header into the read template. :+1:


I don't think this is needed. It should be covered by the `canCoerce` call below.


The test case is for the case of adjacent sorts being collapsed.  That rule inside of column pruning will not kick in for this. Here are the plans with and without the fix.

**With Fix:**
test("collapsesorts") {
  val mytest = Seq((1, 10), (1, 20), (1, 30), (1, 10),(1, 20), (2, 30),(2, 40),(3, 10),(3, 20)).toDF("a", "b")
  mytest.rollup($"a" + $"b", $"b", $"a").agg(sum($"a" - $"b")).orderBy('b.asc).orderBy($"a".asc).explain(true)

  val optPlan = mytest.rollup($"a",$"b").agg(sum($"a" + $"b")).orderBy('b.asc).orderBy($"a".asc).queryExecution.optimizedPlan.toString;
  assert(optPlan.split("Sort").length == 2)
}

== Parsed Logical Plan ==
'Sort ['a ASC], true
+- Sort [b#8 ASC], true
   +- Aggregate [(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6], [(a#2 + b#3)#7 AS (a + b)#4,b#8,a#9,(sum(cast((a#2 - b#3) as bigint)),mode=Complete,isDistinct=false) AS sum((a - b))#5L]
      +- Expand [List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, a#9, 0),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, null, 1),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, null, null, 3),List(a#2, b#3, null, null, null, 7)], [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6]
         +- Project [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3) AS (a#2 + b#3)#7,b#3 AS b#8,a#2 AS a#9]
            +- Project [_1#0 AS a#2,_2#1 AS b#3]
               +- LocalRelation [_1#0,_2#1], [[1,10],[1,20],[1,30],[1,10],[1,20],[2,30],[2,40],[3,10],[3,20]]

== Analyzed Logical Plan ==
(a + b): int, b: int, a: int, sum((a - b)): bigint
Sort [a#9 ASC], true
+- Sort [b#8 ASC], true
   +- Aggregate [(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6], [(a#2 + b#3)#7 AS (a + b)#4,b#8,a#9,(sum(cast((a#2 - b#3) as bigint)),mode=Complete,isDistinct=false) AS sum((a - b))#5L]
      +- Expand [List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, a#9, 0),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, null, 1),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, null, null, 3),List(a#2, b#3, null, null, null, 7)], [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6]
         +- Project [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3) AS (a#2 + b#3)#7,b#3 AS b#8,a#2 AS a#9]
            +- Project [_1#0 AS a#2,_2#1 AS b#3]
               +- LocalRelation [_1#0,_2#1], [[1,10],[1,20],[1,30],[1,10],[1,20],[2,30],[2,40],[3,10],[3,20]]

== Optimized Logical Plan ==
Sort [a#9 ASC], true
+- Aggregate [(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6], [(a#2 + b#3)#7 AS (a + b)#4,b#8,a#9,(sum(cast((a#2 - b#3) as bigint)),mode=Complete,isDistinct=false) AS sum((a - b))#5L]
   +- Expand [List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, a#9, 0),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, null, 1),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, null, null, 3),List(a#2, b#3, null, null, null, 7)], [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6]
      +- LocalRelation [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9], [[1,10,11,10,1],[1,20,21,20,1],[1,30,31,30,1],[1,10,11,10,1],[1,20,21,20,1],[2,30,32,30,2],[2,40,42,40,2],[3,10,13,10,3],[3,20,23,20,3]]

== Physical Plan ==
Sort [a#9 ASC], true, 0
+- Exchange rangepartitioning(a#9 ASC,5), None
   +- WholeStageCodegen
      :  +- TungstenAggregate(key=[(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6], functions=[(sum(cast((a#2 - b#3) as bigint)),mode=Final,isDistinct=false)], output=[(a + b)#4,b#8,a#9,sum((a - b))#5L])
      :     +- INPUT
      +- Exchange hashpartitioning((a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6,5), None
         +- WholeStageCodegen
            :  +- TungstenAggregate(key=[(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6], functions=[(sum(cast((a#2 - b#3) as bigint)),mode=Partial,isDistinct=false)], output=[(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6,sum#13L])
            :     +- Expand [List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, a#9, 0),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, null, 1),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, null, null, 3),List(a#2, b#3, null, null, null, 7)], [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6]
            :        +- INPUT
            +- LocalTableScan [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9], [[1,10,11,10,1],[1,20,21,20,1],[1,30,31,30,1],[1,10,11,10,1],[1,20,21,20,1],[2,30,32,30,2],[2,40,42,40,2],[3,10,13,10,3],[3,20,23,20,3]]

**Without Fix:**

== Parsed Logical Plan ==
'Sort ['a ASC], true
+- Sort [b#8 ASC], true
   +- Aggregate [(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6], [(a#2 + b#3)#7 AS (a + b)#4,b#8,a#9,(sum(cast((a#2 - b#3) as bigint)),mode=Complete,isDistinct=false) AS sum((a - b))#5L]
      +- Expand [List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, a#9, 0),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, null, 1),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, null, null, 3),List(a#2, b#3, null, null, null, 7)], [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6]
         +- Project [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3) AS (a#2 + b#3)#7,b#3 AS b#8,a#2 AS a#9]
            +- Project [_1#0 AS a#2,_2#1 AS b#3]
               +- LocalRelation [_1#0,_2#1], [[1,10],[1,20],[1,30],[1,10],[1,20],[2,30],[2,40],[3,10],[3,20]]

== Analyzed Logical Plan ==
(a + b): int, b: int, a: int, sum((a - b)): bigint
Sort [a#9 ASC], true
+- Sort [b#8 ASC], true
   +- Aggregate [(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6], [(a#2 + b#3)#7 AS (a + b)#4,b#8,a#9,(sum(cast((a#2 - b#3) as bigint)),mode=Complete,isDistinct=false) AS sum((a - b))#5L]
      +- Expand [List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, a#9, 0),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, null, 1),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, null, null, 3),List(a#2, b#3, null, null, null, 7)], [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6]
         +- Project [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3) AS (a#2 + b#3)#7,b#3 AS b#8,a#2 AS a#9]
            +- Project [_1#0 AS a#2,_2#1 AS b#3]
               +- LocalRelation [_1#0,_2#1], [[1,10],[1,20],[1,30],[1,10],[1,20],[2,30],[2,40],[3,10],[3,20]]

== Optimized Logical Plan ==
Sort [a#9 ASC], true
+- Sort [b#8 ASC], true
   +- Aggregate [(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6], [(a#2 + b#3)#7 AS (a + b)#4,b#8,a#9,(sum(cast((a#2 - b#3) as bigint)),mode=Complete,isDistinct=false) AS sum((a - b))#5L]
      +- Expand [List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, a#9, 0),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, null, 1),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, null, null, 3),List(a#2, b#3, null, null, null, 7)], [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6]
         +- LocalRelation [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9], [[1,10,11,10,1],[1,20,21,20,1],[1,30,31,30,1],[1,10,11,10,1],[1,20,21,20,1],[2,30,32,30,2],[2,40,42,40,2],[3,10,13,10,3],[3,20,23,20,3]]

== Physical Plan ==
Sort [a#9 ASC], true, 0
+- Exchange rangepartitioning(a#9 ASC,5), None
   +- Sort [b#8 ASC], true, 0
      +- Exchange rangepartitioning(b#8 ASC,5), None
         +- WholeStageCodegen
            :  +- TungstenAggregate(key=[(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6], functions=[(sum(cast((a#2 - b#3) as bigint)),mode=Final,isDistinct=false)], output=[(a + b)#4,b#8,a#9,sum((a - b))#5L])
            :     +- INPUT
            +- Exchange hashpartitioning((a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6,5), None
               +- WholeStageCodegen
                  :  +- TungstenAggregate(key=[(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6], functions=[(sum(cast((a#2 - b#3) as bigint)),mode=Partial,isDistinct=false)], output=[(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6,sum#13L])
                  :     +- Expand [List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, a#9, 0),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, b#8, null, 1),List(a#2, b#3, (a#2 + b#3)#7, null, null, 3),List(a#2, b#3, null, null, null, 7)], [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9,grouping__id#6]
                  :        +- INPUT
                  +- LocalTableScan [a#2,b#3,(a#2 + b#3)#7,b#8,a#9], [[1,10,11,10,1],[1,20,21,20,1],[1,30,31,30,1],[1,10,11,10,1],[1,20,21,20,1],[2,30,32,30,2],[2,40,42,40,2],[3,10,13,10,3],[3,20,23,20,3]]


I don't really like this. I would rather have this happen in the session plugin. Maybe the stacker could default to hidden if the event is hidden.


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:+1:  Thanks for changing.

Should the continuous integration environment  .travis.yml be modifided to test shared libraries by default?

  **- cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$HOME/install
          -DCMAKE_CXX_STANDARD:STRING=98  -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS:BOOL=ON**
          ../
  - make -j2
  - ctest
  - make install


FixCrashWithZoneAndSystemERV (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2099 of 2103 tests passed, 546 test warnings)

 * 550 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 480 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MTD 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: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.

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@MaxPresman this change breaks all clients that use PubNub via bower and use version like `"pubnub": "^3.7.10"`, not expecting things would break


haha nice one! 👍


**Line contains following spacing inconsistencies:
- No newline at EOF.**
*SpaceConsistencyBear, severity 1, section `docs`.* *Related to file `docs/Users/Tutorials/Self_Correcting_Bears.rst`, line 92.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```diff
--- a/docs/Users/Tutorials/Self_Correcting_Bears.rst
+++ b/docs/Users/Tutorials/Self_Correcting_Bears.rst
@@ -89,4 +89,4 @@
 folder. Also make sure that ``indent`` is installed (**not** the pip package,
 but the gnu one which can be installed using your system package manager).

-Now, we have a bear that is much more helpful than just a simple Linter Bear!+Now, we have a bear that is much more helpful than just a simple Linter Bear!
```


**Line is longer than allowed. (82 > 80)**
*LineLengthBear, severity 1, section `docs`.* *Related to file `docs/Users/Tutorials/Self_Correcting_Bears.rst`, line 38 column 81 to line 38 column 83*.


I guess this is supposed to be the session end event?  The comment says session start.  I guess this is good for manual sessions where the id is specified.


**Line is longer than allowed. (81 > 80)**
*LineLengthBear, severity 1, section `docs`.* *Related to file `docs/Users/Tutorials/Self_Correcting_Bears.rst`, line 43 column 81 to line 43 column 82*.


I think you should definitely mention that indent takes the original file via stdin and the corrected one to stdout and lint does the rest


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I'm still seeing this issue in 1.10.33.2-7600.  How do I resolve?


Все довольно не плохо. Реализованы почти все возможности (но у меня не сработала загрузка из файла). Здорово, что есть проверка абы-какого ввода. Было бы плюсом не заставлять пользователя вводить дату сообщения, а брать ту, что на момент создания. В целом не плохо, но можно еще подправить.


This commit need a revert. You can't use this because produce a fail in the build. I tested...

Revert this commit.


Normalize is in the right direction but this is making me see that we might need to force people to use the `$eq` operator if they want it instead of allowing them to do something like `{ age: 18 }`. The reason for this is that some data types could be represented as objects or arrays. So what if somebody tries to use the shortcut as so:
```js
{
  data: { foo: 'bar' },
  // or
  cities: ['California', 'Atlanta'],
}
```
In the object case it wouldn't normalize and try to evaluate `foo` as an operator. In the array case, it wouldn't normalize and then it would just error.

You could fix the array case by using `Object.getPrototypeOf()` and checking that it's not `Object` but that would still not solve the object case.


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i'm not sure about indentation on #ifdef's: we use two spaces but if i put 2 spaces after ifdef on gdb it will be looks like 4 space when inspect source code.


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lgtm


since you JSDoc'd everywhere else, why not here?  No reason not to merge, just curious.


Electric-Service-Refactor (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2115 of 2119 tests passed, 549 test warnings)

 * 553 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 483 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MTD 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: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.

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This pattern for a singleton with `get`, `set`, `add`, and `list` methods for a collection of functions is probably also worth repeating for predefined/extendable data coloring methods (and, as it turns out we're going to need, axis labeling methods). I'm currently building these out in a branch to implement the new serializable layout definition syntax.


This code looks good, but it belongs inside the  tags, not the . The latter is for links and dependencies.


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@dabrahams @natecook1000 I have named the tricky group as "Lazy Views" for now; does it make sense?


you can use `this.toggleProperty` in these situations


Electric-Service-Refactor (EnergyArchmage) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2119 of 2119 tests passed, 6 test warnings)

 * 6 tests had: AUD diffs.

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Will that replace `libssl-dev` as well?


@sandersky LGTM


Git only includes in each commit the specific portions of files that have changed. For me to see anything more of QuizActivity, I'm going to need to go back to a prior commit, which I would have needed to do whether or not you had added this comment.


`uint8_t name length` ?


Fantastic!


Electric-Service-Refactor (EnergyArchmage) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2119 of 2119 tests passed, 6 test warnings)

 * 6 tests had: AUD diffs.

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this


this too


also


I don't believe so.  Let me try to get you an exact list of packages.  If this is for just running CoreCLR we should also try to not use the -dev packages if possible.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1005 of 1005 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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and


ok


can avoid the if condition, if we have an object, let's say dashoptions:
```javascript
var dashOptions = {
      "dashCall1": "bids1",
      "dashCall2": "bids2"
      "dashCall3": "bids3"
      "dashCall4": "bids4"
}
// then you can just do this:
dashCallsArr.push(dashOptions[allDashCalls[i].id])
// and remove that if condition. just a bit cleaner :)
```


Motivational quote...


ok there


Please upgrade to the latest beta patch, 1.10.33.5.

Thanks,
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>
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>


We'll the first event could be anything or could be triggered right before the session start event. So we should update that (same goes for session end event).


For consistency with everywhere else, please use the phrase "NB: No implementation needed." for empty classes, and "NB: Marker interface." for empty interfaces.


The rule will only get kicked in if the globalOrder is same and if there are 2 adjacent sort nodes whose globalSort is different, the collapse sorts rule will not kicked in in that case.

Sort doc says this about globalOrder parameter above, which corresponds to global in Sort.   If global is True, it means global sorting apply for entire dataset, and if false, then sorting applies within the partition.

For all the cases I tried with orderBy, they were similar and True.
Currently the rule only applies to that scenario where global is same for the two adjacent sort nodes. It seems safe.

Do you have any other usecase where we would want to extend this rule?  Please let me know. I can look into that usecase as well. Thanks.


I can do that.


@sgeulette was it on purpose that you only committed these changes on branch 2.2.x and not on master as well?


I never really bothered with these, since most (if not all) skirmish maps only use the CC and the standard starting units. Technically though, they should indeed be added (since the Norse roster differs quite a bit from standard 0 A.D. factions). One thing though: I'd replace the drekar with the snekkja. That comes closest with the actual function of a trireme (since the drekar adds some quite powerful features that make it stronger than a trireme).

Nevertheless: thanks for looking into this! :)


For the class reference, it should be ``` :ref:`SceneTree.set_input_as_handled() <class_SceneTree_set_input_as_handled>` ``` (see examples above).


> something is wrong with your setup
Obviously ... VxLan is broken. Thanks for supporting.


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This is still quite error prone and will lie in many situtations (e.g. whenever ocamlbuild is pinned). Fundamentally you'd rather like this to be `git describe --always --dirty`.


No file added.


So, the way I did this in Ops is to still provide a first-class `Class<T>` for the primary type, and then a `Collection<Class<?>> extraTypes` or some such, for additional types. That way, you can match multiple types while still choosing one as the type-safe result.

Not saying you should necessarily change this now—just pointing it out in case it's interesting to you.


Uh, what's `:section` for?


Congratulations on catching your mistake and fixing it.


fixes #90


What is happening here? :)


Decrement?


This logic is preventing the link from appearing when the logged in user is on their on profile page, which would just be '/profile'


Jep, klingt gut. Dann sind wenigstens beide Aspekte abgedeckt und selbst im Falle, dass die Benutzung doch unbedeutend sein sollte, besteht immer noch die Warnung bezüglich des Beschaffens.

Allerdings: Was machen eigentlich die Österreicher und Schweizer mit unserer Aussage? Oder deutschsprachige Nutzer anderer Länder? Sprich: Die Sprachübersetzungen implizieren nicht notwendigerweise ein bestimmtes Rechtssystem. Möglicherweise müssen wir doch allgemeiner formulieren:

"Die Beschaffung und Benutzung von Computerprogrammen, einschließlich ROM-Inhalten, zur Nutzung in einem Emulator können eine Verletzung der Rechte am geistigen Eigentum (Copyright, Urheberrecht) in dem für Sie einschlägigen Rechtssystem darstellen."

Ach, deswegen werden Rechtstexte immer so trocken und unverständlich ... Ich glaube, vielleicht lassen wir es doch erst einmal in der von dir vorgeschlagenen Version.

P.S.: Warum werden deine Antworten in der mamedev-Liste sichtbar, meine aber nicht?


> validates :valid_url?, presence: true

The first argument should be the name of a field. In this case the field probably should be `url`. I think what you want is:

```ruby
validates :url, presence: true
validate :valid_url?
```

Note that for custom validator functions, the calling function is `validate` not `validates`.


1.keepScreenOn only when video is playing,shoud off when use not play,completed or error
2.keepScreenOn not only use the GiraffePlayerActivity when video is playing but also use embed the player.


ty good sir :tophat:


I would appreciate your guidance~


1. `${TMPDIR:-/tmp}` means use $TMPDIR, unless it's empty, in which case use /tmp. The Xes are the template for the name and get filled in with pseudorandom data
2. "All other local variables", which you mean `PKG` and `GOPHERJSGOPATH`? Yeah, those should be changed to all lowercase. All the other variables are environment variables, which conventionally are all uppercase. Variables which aren't part of the environment should be lowercase.


Bon du coup je le ferai mais je comprends pas pourquoi t'as pas mis les trucs sur lesquels on s'était mis d'accord, enfin c'est pas grave je le ferai


pas grave mais ça aurait pu être dans un autre commit


ok


import UIKit

var intArray:[Int] = [-1,1,3,-2,2]
var resultArray:[Int] = []

for(var i = 0; i < intArray.count; i++){
    if(intArray[i] < 0){
        resultArray.append(intArray[i])
    }
}
for(var i = 0; i < intArray.count; i++){
    if(intArray[i] > -1){
        resultArray.append(intArray[i])
    }
}
print(resultArray)


@JavierJia


Instead of duplicating `Config` here, do you think you could add an argument to every function that needs that info on `Cursor`? There's a 1-to-1 relationship between `Cursor` and a `CharGrid` so there's no point duplicating this info.


@joehuchette actually the ``1/sqrt(2)`` was correct. Everything's passing locally now


Haha, ah, being competitive eh? :stuck_out_tongue: To be fair, I didn't neeeed to add both files.


@dkleissa Here is what you need. @randalburns


These aren't "real" assemblies they are LMR assemblies. They are going to be loaded and cached in lots of situations.

When we first spoke of this, you were going to look for types, but Tomas is right, but if you're just looking for paths, you could just call directly into IVsFrameworkMultiTargeting.ResolveAssemblyPath instead over going via VsTargetFrameworkProvider. Apologies should have seen that in the review.


I know you didn't write this, but do you think it's worth having pkg local variable? It was here before when pkg was an absolute path. I've changed it to be a relative one, which works everywhere. Do we still want to keep the variable?


Correction: "or hubs without project name"


pkgrel starts from 1, not 0. I should've spotted this before.


Makes sense, SGTM on both accounts.


srcdir should have quotes around it where mentioned. Personally, I like them to be localised just around the "${srcdir}", but I'm not going to block a merge if it's around the whole path.


Well, I didn't actually say Python, just the notebook. You could run R in it if you wanted...


I only kept it because it was there.


- [ ] APサーバによって動作が異なる等の課題があるため、「クエリパラメータでCSRFトークンを送る方法」を削除した旨を書いてほしい。


vtrushkin - sorry, actually *you* are right... I overlooked the other usage of server in the case statement, where it gets overwritten by the server name stated on the command line.

I have rewritten the code to properly handle the default value for both IPv6 and IPv4 case. Do you agree with the approach I took?


@michaelachrisco This file actually had **your** username in it at one point. ;-)


Also on line 12 - Next time you need more space between paragraph use <br/> instead. It's much cleaner than having empty paragraphs


Thanks for u hardwork, Yingjie!


Avoid combining <p> and <h3> just use only <h3>


Oh I knew you weren't talking about python :) I could try out a notebook, but I'm just very proficient with RStudio. Time is precious! I may eventually get to trying a notebook tho, probably worth it in the end. Are you referring to Jupyter or is there another one for R?


int


And `pigpio` isn't pip-installable, so instructions for how to set that up inside a virtualenv would be great :-)  (if/when you have time, of course!)


Kayla,
I noticed that you have two files under Day1Homework folder and your root index is only pointing to homework.html. I'd recommend that you only have one html file for this homework.

I liked how you added a picture and a link to your Instagram account


How to check if row has at least one NA

Say I have a matrix mat.

matNA <- is.na(mat)
NofNAinEachRow <- rowSums(matNA)
rowWithNoNA_TF <- sum(NofNAinEachRow==0)
NofRowsWithNoNA <- sum(rowWithNoNA)


LGTM


If you're in agreement not having it would be better, please remove it.


Yep, Jupyter.

Actually, were you the one who asked why the name? I found it what it stands for: Ju(lia)-Pyt(hon)-e-R, though I guess the e is either superfluous or French...


Do not confused header with head. The head holds your title element and header goes inside body element


@chrisfsampaio não sei que tipo tenho que por aqui. Pode me ajudar?


remove unnecessary nav and p elements move h1 inside body element


remove comma - it should be **border: 2px solid;**


You could do.
It's not really in the scope we're going for as I'm trying to kill all the background services, and making that optional isn't very viable. But you could definitely just grab a different android image without modifications and place it in the /opt/shashlik folder and get what you want.


The files in this commit originate in pull request [523](https://github.com/chef/bento/pull/523). I have modified autoyast.xml file quite a bit to:
1. Create a minimal image.
2. Cleaned up mapping associated with persistent network device names.
3. Make sure that system admin tools like yast are installed.


Puedes ayudarme con esta traduccion @nhomar  ?


@chrisfsampaio função para pegar o array de vagas, ver os status e calcular numero de vagas ocupadas para saber qual imagem usar. Como estou com duvidas no struct Vagas, dai aqui to meio perdido.


fixed Underworld slums
and trimmed trim


I don't think that was me, but I won't be surprised I asked something like that.. Very interesting about the name though!

I'll have to check Jupyter out sometime, thanks!


tmux 有什么版权问题?


you are passing binary values and not the url of the image - that's why it this long


This prepares a bugfix wrt. this ignoring of out-of-range `real` literals. I can't just error out, as disabled code blocks are still lexed - e.g., code blocks specifically only enabled for x87 reals with huge literals.


Humh, @khoainx please don't ever add anything in folder `public/assets/*` into git


**section2 **is not a valid html element rename it to **section**


remove all section2 selector from css file


${pkgdir} should be quoted too, yeah some of ours aren't but we should be less sloppy.


No conflict does not mean to be successful. Need to be resolved according to the boot log with the command "adb logcat -b all".


Please create the new function and set it on `before_action`


哦


Are you sure you don't want to use `super` here?


선택정렬은 정렬되어 있지 않은 배열부분에서 반복으로 가장 작은 엘리먼트를 반복으로 찾아내어 맨 앞으로 놓아 정렬합니다.(오름차순으로)
이 알고리즘은 아래와 같이 주어진 두가지 subarray (작은 단위의 array) 유지합니다.

1) 이미 정렬이 되어있는 Subarray
2) 정렬이 되어 있지 않은 Subarray

선택정렬의 매 반복문마다, 정렬이 되어있지 않은 subrray에서 부터 가장 작은 엘리먼트(오름차순으로)가 선택되어 정렬되있는 subarray로 옮겨 집니다.

다음에 보기는 위의 설명을 설명해 줍니다.

*subarray를 어떻게 해석해야할지 모르겠지만 어느정도는 번역은 되었다고 생각합니다. 수정되어야 할 부분은 다른 분들께 맡겨드릴게요 ^^


This change prevents insert of empty strings e.g. ''


Kayla, review the structure from homework [here](https://github.com/AustinCodingAcademy/HTMLIntroductory/blob/master/syllabus/02.md#homework) and notice the difference you have. You can also create a tree-like diagram an compare them. The homework is also available [here](https://github.com/AustinCodingAcademy/HTMLIntroductory/blob/master/archives/02/homework/solved/DailyPlanet.html)


@neobuddy89 I made the commit with moving cma into apq8084 (88ea17af06c9e5fb072a7c2aee5d23428ecb551c). But sound did not work until than.
So I made this commit here as well, but my phone wont start anymore, it does not even come to the boot animation


test


don't forget to add a meaningful title


IsInterfaceHidden() (from gw2lib) detects when you press Ctrl+Shift+H.
[c2c0c85](https://bitbucket.org/rafzi/hacklib_gw2/commits/c2c0c85008ba52bdcea4a56044728cc5c5245617)


excellent work on using tables. Great work here!


I just realized Howl released all the packets as well, GG.


Why did you need variable `post` for `blogs_post_detail_path`


great job fixing those CSS selectors


The same above


Done.


avoid using uppercase when naming classes


ok


avoid naming your classes meaningless - I have no idea what #one, #two, or #three are for


message is great name for a class


Please define it as an Array and use the loop to display it


I think the source of confusion is that we have one variable filling two roles, it is used as both a default and a global maximum.

Really it should only be the default and ideally we'd have a way to ask the OS what the maximum is.
If that isn't possible, then some kind of _max variable would be appropriate.


move the div and h1 inside body element. All your html that goes on to the screen should go inside body element


commit


Please use english instead of italia =]]


remove unnecessary space


great job finding out how to implement input elements!


thanks for your comments and feedback


We should probably refactor this to use `jQuery.on()`. This was originally written for jQuery 1.6, before `on()` was available.


es2015 is es6 - if you want es7 you'd need to include the `stage-4` preset also


I think permanent_url is `https://github.com/jollygoodcode/jollygoodcode.github.io/issues/17`


hello group


Awww thanks for the catch, fixed: 62c77f9 :smile:


I know you didn't write the original selector but now that I'm looking at it maybe it should be assigned to a variable since its used a couple times. Maybe something easier to read like `let $optionWrap = $(this).parents('.fields:eq(0)')` instead of `$(this).parents('.fields').first()`


I am not sure add this standard out is recommended, our rule is to try keep original source code if there is no essential to add or modify, if needed please use LOG4CXX model.


wwwww


Okay. I'm working on the `es7` examples now.

So far I've got:

```
hook =>
  hook.res.end(hook.host + 'says "Hello World!')
```

What would be a good way to showcase a simple `es7` only feature in the hello world example?


space at the end `}}`?


thanks a lot.


That's a different sense of optimization in that link.  Tail call optimizations are for recursion optimization, which isn't what we're dealing with here.  We just want to avoid a method invocation where it's not necessary (basic lua 5.2).

It's not a critical issue in this case, and I think we can come up with a "default" configuration that is compatible with both basic and jit lua.  Then we can add special optimizations specific to the different versions.


avoid using universal selector just use body in this case


sapce after :


测试什么那 我来看看


manque les translations. Je les ferai mais mets les dans translateConfig que j'y pense


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ici aussi


Is this printf used for debug? it's better not add this sentence for official pull request to original sdl repo.


Can you move gro, xtx files to speared folder?

from nglview.datafiles import ...


@ljharb -

Can you point me in the direction of the `stage-4` preset? I can only find `stage-3` at https://github.com/babel/babel/tree/master/packages


separated folder.


Sorry for not writing a commit message:

- [docs/how-to-build-dynasim-docs.md](https://github.com/DynaSim/DynaSim/blob/iss0017_docu_std/docs/how-to-build-dynasim-docs.md) should be enough to get anyone up and running in automatically building the docs. Other than changing the actual docstrings in the functions, nothing else should be necessary to build the docs.
- **Changes in the docstrings of the functions right now are test changes, just to illustrate/figure out the reST formatting for Sphinx**. They are not the final docstrings that will go with the functions.
- You can view the main documentation at [docs/_build/html/index.html](https://github.com/DynaSim/DynaSim/blob/iss0017_docu_std/docs/_build/html/index.html)


Can you add .nc or .dcd or .trr formats? Pytraj has not yet read gro and xtc.


CS267- Assignment 1


:cold_sweat: : left in there from testing.


excellent use of section - I would just have footer at the same level of the rest of section and not inside one.
Great job here


lol


Lastly, [functions/DynaSim2Odefun.m](https://github.com/DynaSim/DynaSim/blob/iss0017_docu_std/functions/DynaSim2Odefun.m) did not share the same name as the function in its actual code, which use DNSIM instead of DynaSim. This was stopping doc builds from working. Hooray for the documentation actually being useful!


Can you remove space in .split( os...) and so on to follow pep8?


this standard output is not recommend to send pull request. If used for debug, it's OK. Please remember to delete it while sending pull request.


Had to deal with the repeated name of some environment variables


git clone http://git.shiyanlou.com/shiyanlou/guestBook


Look at how many error codes can exist - possibly a retry like for [CombineShardsFn.java](https://github.com/iliat/dataflow-java/blob/2878b9eb894425dd1ac95feb22553891030c6742/src/main/java/com/google/cloud/genomics/dataflow/functions/CombineShardsFn.java#L179-L194) might help:

https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/json_api/v1/status-codes

~p


May be change `t` to something else more meaningful? traj? trajectory?


Aslo, remove space please

( t )


What's this for?

Did it not just work?

octicons should be in Hoston's core CSS: https://github.com/houston/houston-core/blob/master/app/assets/stylesheets/core/octicons-icons.scss


any reason to have "m_" as the variable prefix?


how about "return value"?


I don't know how you ended up having a intet copy.html -  you are breaking the first rule of this class. NO SPACES in any file names, also broke the rule for ssd copy.jpg
Please fix name and reference.

Next time create separate commit for each homework and not a huge commit with all your changes in all files. Makes it very hard to add comments and look at history.


Hi there,

First, thank you for your work!  secondly, this commit here have broken our minification scripts. :c)

the file `js/canvas-to-blob.js` use to end with a semi colon and now it's missing.

This cause issues when we minify files. Check this post on StackOverflow- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23370269/jquery-autosize-plugin-error-intermediate-value-is-not-a-function

Thanks!


It would probably be better to use rusts' .write() buffer here and flush afterwards. It's an understandable oversight though, given that the file also previously flushed to stdout after every line (newline).


remove http://localhost:xxx/ from your **href**


Which minification tool are you using?
As long as the code is valid JS (which it is), proper minification tools should be able to handle it.


keepTF <- is.na(pred)

pred0 <- pred[keepTF]
target0 <- target[keepTF]

(tab <- target(pared,target0))


I cherry-picked this into my master branch (with modifications).


I didn't realize it was in the core CSS. I'll remove it.


yes I see them in screenshots folder when test fails


For those toll free, is it for landline only?

As we use this lib to send out the SMS to those mobile phone numbers, but not landlines


tdlogit = glm(target ~., data = subtdnf, family="binomial", control = glm.control(epsilon = 1e-8, maxit = 1000, trace = TRUE))
      summary(tdlogit)
      pred = predict(object=tdlogit,newdata=tdnf[-(1:500),],type="response");
      pred[!is.na(pred)]
      (tdnf[-(1:500),1])[!is.na(pred)]


consider using the ```crash!``` macro here to accomplish the same purpose, this way the user doesn't see "thread panicked" and the line number.


Hey @silverwind & @ddavison! Try out the new diff file toggle, it's really nice on a page like [this one](https://github.com/StylishThemes/GitHub-Dark/commit/d410303d93340429c83502bbe5a936ad3b1f3b0d).

Use <kbd>Shift</kbd> + click to collapse them all! [Docs added here](https://github.com/StylishThemes/GitHub-Dark-Script/wiki/Toggles#diff-file-view-toggle)

I'm not sure if we need to include inline diffs, like on this page: https://github.com/StylishThemes/GitHub-Dark/pull/126

I saw [this Chrome plugin](https://github.com/matthewrobertson/Collapse-Diff) which gave me the idea. In their code, they target a `.mini-discussion-bubble-action` which I don't think I've ever seen ([ref](https://github.com/matthewrobertson/Collapse-Diff/blob/master/lib/collapse_diff.js#L52)). Any ideas?


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