I can not understand the intent behind this function: contents of keyMapping can not be modified and the return value is always equal to key. So why to look up the key in the always empty hash?


@jancborchardt what is the intention of this change? sort order?


I will write a summary post to compare the two different implementations.

Now the package supports str_match_all as a option in `re2_match`,

```r
test_string = c("this is just one test", "the second test");
re2_match("(is)", test_string, value = TRUE, all = TRUE)
```

```r
##     !n  ?1
##[1,] "1" "is"
##[2,] "1" "is"
##[3,] "2" NA
```

The unnamed capture group is numbered.


I'm happy I found it.


I recommend we make use of https://github.com/acemod/ACE3/blob/master/addons/main/script_mod.hpp as this is the file we go to for version changes.

We already have
#define REQUIRED_VERSION 1.56

I suggest something like
#define REQUIRED_CBA_VERSION {2,3,1}


tab+space


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Yes it is, even if the player shouldn't be able to use it


Пробел после каста


PM MikeChannon, the forum admin, he'll do it for you :D


I meant I'was using the 7.x-1.7 release with the changes in **this** particular commit, not the development version in its entirety...in which some other part of the code might have fixed/prevented these.

Anyway, upon further investigation I've discovered that this has already been replaced in the latest dev version and seems to work fine, sorry for the confusion.
https://github.com/lordoffreaks/required_by_role/commit/1dcb0378847ccf7d05c75302ff0a7a124a4d495b


:tada: Thanks!


Ok, after testing in django, it seems like deepcopy is used by formsets, so we need a test for formsets too.

Having a proxy property would work better, perhaps we should just not include this hack at all, and wait for someone to come up with a use case for that.


@Rocky640 Thank you. Most likely I am trying too much by testing all changes together. Maybe I will run one or two tests picking only 2 or 3 changes.


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This one is needed, I think because b is signed, so (-bnegative) & b is signed.

But I don't actually understand anymore why this fix works (what if you shift into the sign bit?), so I've made it a cast instead.

In fact all the other ones could be solved with casts too

```
h0 -= (int64_t)((uint64_t)(carry0) << 25);
```
but I find the `& kTop39Bits` a little less obnoxious.


I would check `m_dirty` one more time before the locking.


FileSystem.py|21 col 1 error| 'zenpacklib' imported but unused


I suspect this is fully-qualified because of a name clash wherever you stole it from. Can you import it?


Why not use 'setown'?


You right here. As I said before this is code mostly moved from another place. I didn't want to change it a lot. I'll do it later.


Missing a '['?


Supporting plone4.csrffixes (or plone.protect 3.x) in a package is good practice.

I have added forward compatibility in plone.protect 2.x, see this branch: https://github.com/plone/plone.protect/pull/40
Quoting from that pull request: "This does not add auto csrf protection. But it makes it easier to write code that works with both 2.x and 3.x. Put simply, it makes sure that trying to disable auto csrf protection on 2.x (which does not have it) does not fail."

If your package depends on `plone.protect>=2.0.3` you can import `IDisableCSRFProtection` without needing to catch an ImportError, and you can use `context/@@authenticator/token` in templates if you need it.

The only trouble may be in tests, as always. With plone.protect 2.0.3 (which will be in Plone 4.3.8) no `_authenticator=xxx` is added to forms or links by a transform. So that can lead to test failures like: expected url `x`, got url `x?_authenticator=xxx`

More info: https://github.com/plone/buildout.coredev/pull/176


It is weird that my login username is different than my display name :D


This doesn't look like it's mandatory in the arg parsing code.


Why do we need what seems to be a simple reordering ?


@imcaffrey 刚刚我修改 hosts，hosts 行尾变成 LF，所以我上来看看，是不是改格式了。
现在看来估计是误操作。

````
$ git add -A
warning: LF will be replaced by CRLF in hosts.
The file will have its original line endings in your working directory.
````

hosts 最好用 tab 缩进。
改成空格后，看起来是这样

````
# Amazon AWS Start
27.0.1.125 ap-northeast-1.console.aws.amazon.com
54.240.226.19 ap-southeast-1.console.aws.amazon.com
54.240.195.197 ap-southeast-2.console.aws.amazon.com
176.32.100.36 aws.amazon.com
72.21.194.168 console.aws.amazon.com
54.239.54.107 eu-central-1.console.aws.amazon.com
178.236.4.251 eu-west-1.console.aws.amazon.com
54.231.66.16 s3.amazonaws.com
54.231.229.10 s3-ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com
54.231.242.150 s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com
````

tab 是这样的
````
# Amazon AWS Start
27.0.1.125	ap-northeast-1.console.aws.amazon.com
54.240.226.19	ap-southeast-1.console.aws.amazon.com
54.240.195.197	ap-southeast-2.console.aws.amazon.com
176.32.100.36	aws.amazon.com
72.21.194.168	console.aws.amazon.com
54.239.54.107	eu-central-1.console.aws.amazon.com
178.236.4.251	eu-west-1.console.aws.amazon.com
54.231.66.16	s3.amazonaws.com
54.231.229.10	s3-ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com
54.231.242.150	s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com
54.231.252.130	s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com
````

空格缩进应该不会有问题，但是最好用 tab 缩进，空格会显得很混乱。

> 感觉之前太混乱了………………

是什么原因觉得乱？


@makalaaneesh just learning stuffs. I tried but didn't worked. no one keeping password like I thought.
even I tried ssh attack on your system also, but SSH server blocked me out  :P


> Mais justement, ocp-index ignore complètement ces tokens non ?

Non, il n'ignore Pas STRING (pour "ocp-grep -s").

Il semble qu'il considère aussi COMMENT (dans IndexScope.Stream), mais
j'avoue que je n'ai pas bien compris l'utilité de ce code, et il
quitte à réaggréger les STRING, cela ne coûtait pas grand chose de le
faire aussi pour les commentaires.


HardDisk.py|23 col 1 error| 'zenpacklib' imported but unused


To put stream data behind like in the newly introduced structure ?


@hannesvdvreken nice tool! Thank you for that!


Can you create a new tag for this commit?

This code is important:

```
if (!preg_match("/^[1-9][0-9]*$/", $order)) {
    throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Order should be an integer >= 0.');
}
```


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A dlaczego bezwarunkowo jest wstawiany fragment sql
```sql
OR ...
```
?


No logging, even to stdout? Seems like this'll bite later on...

Signed,
Uninvited Code Reviewer


Agreed


Agreed will add validation so that if you provide a username you also have to provide a pasword


Would you like me to change this to a construction param? I did not want to change it if many people were already using the constructor.


嗯……
tab其实也挺好的
那你就都给改成tab？
之前太乱是因为有的一个tab有的两个tab有的4个空格3个空格一堆……


It would be nice if you put your functions in a script so we can access them more easily, and see them from GitHub.  It will also help you with version control; a diff of an .ipynb is pretty cluttered with formatting.


Yes, exactly, in order to divide single packets errors from stream-related errors


http://compass-style.org/reference/compass/helpers/sprites/#sprite-width ?!


See next commit. It used there.


Aja, tole "added files via upload" je sumljivo. Ali slučajno to pomeni, da uploadaš datoteke direktno preko brskalnika in ne uporabljaš git? Ti git dela težave?


I don't think you need this `old-db`, do you?


Хм. Если не кешируем вовне класс - зачем тут глобальная ссылка?


W dniu 03/03/2016 o 02:42 PM, Tomasz Chiliński pisze:
>
> A dlaczego bezwarunkowo jest wstawiany fragment sql
>
> OR  ...
>
> ?
>
Nie ogarniam logiki tego zapytania (tego skąd się biorą poszczególne
zmienne)
>
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Typo!!!!!


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I'd prefer `cmd_core_convert` for consistency.


This is also the case for Django 1.9.3. Maybe travis.yml shoud be updated to include 1.8.10 and 1.9.3?


The `--mode` option doesn't make sense and is ignored.


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Is it the same as your GitHub name?


false будет инициализирован в любом случае


Yes


Have you tried the proxy property thing in Django?


@imcaffrey 最新的 Google IP 能用吗？
我这里更新后很慢。


No to jak będzie więcej głosów "za" to będzie trzeba:

1. Zrozumieć zapytanie sql
2. Przerobić to tak, żeby było w miarę elegancko ;-)


You can ditch most of these. You only need `NEO4J_CONFIG`.


How do I amend all the commits into one for easier viewing? I am not a GIT expert


Is this going to be a single kernel to support both RPi2 and RPi3?


We usually write such simple functions in one line in Kotlin (i.e. just parseChannel(..) = ...).


Please Fix The Inv Glitch


You should exit non-zero here.


Nope, what are you talking about exactly ?


Wouldn't it be better to extract a base class with common properties (pluginId, host, channel)?


Для разбиения имени файла и его расширения удобно (и надёжнее) использовать функцию [`os.path.splitext(path)`](https://docs.python.org/3.5/library/os.path.html#os.path.splitext), которая возвращает кортеж из имени файла и его расширения.


201**5** --> 201**6**


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Yes. Is that correct here? Home, Work, Mobile should be the first ones for sure.


I haven't been able to reproduce the issue locally yet, but I have discovered something interesting in my logs.

These are the last two channel-creations before the "no available channels" error.
```bbit.connection.CachingConnectionFactory:  Creating cached Rabbit Channel from AMQChannel(amqp://xxx@xx.xx.xx.xx:5672/,1)
bbit.connection.CachingConnectionFactory:  Creating cached Rabbit Channel from AMQChannel(amqp://xxx@xx.xx.xx.xx:5672/,2)```

There are a few channel-creations earlier in my logs as well, but the channel number is always 1 or 2, and my channelCacheSize property is set to 10.

Maybe the checkoutPermits are leaked, i.e. never released?


I think you should check for the `--database` argument here, despite the duplication with the Java, because it allows you to give a good usage message (using `bad_usage`).


interesting :+1:


You don't need to explicitly remove the index.


revision 29c6ecf comment


By creating a copy and inserting a macro, which makes iterating inside of the  foreach at debug-time quite funny. As opposing to that, C++ for is simple, no copies are created and it is "debugger friendly".


This should fix the styling issue


The Fedora packaging guidelines explain how to handle upgrades: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging:Guidelines#Scriptlets


@nikhil18 please remove the @ before my name next time you cherry-pick this commit. You are spamming my github inbox for months by constantly picking this change.


If build number is required it would be better to rename this argument to ide-build.


NIT: Job will be run on every re provisioning.


You can overcome that by calling the array methods directly on the Array prototype. I think something like this should work.

	function getAllElements(){
		var allElements = document.querySelectorAll('body *');

		// Exclude all nodes that are children to a contenteditable element
		// Unfortunately it seems to be impossible to express this in the query selector
		var contentEditableChildren = document.querySelectorAll('[contenteditable] *');

		return !contentEditableChildren.length ?
			allElements :
			Array.prototype.filter.call(
				allElements,
				function(element) {
					return  -1 !== Array.prototype.indexOf(
						contentEditableChildren,
						element			);
				}
			);
	}


Also if product code is required here it makes sense to mention this in the description.


Thanks for the comment

Does this system work with javascript only?
No server side  tools available?


A very nice solution. I'll use it for credentials.


For reference, this issue has been assigned ID [CVE-2015-2964](http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2015-2964).


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sorry - need add int i=0; :)


This is great!


Do you absolutely need this mkdir?


Is this tearDownClass method actually needed? Won't the objects get deleted at the end of each test anyway?


Ditto this one.


This will include '/' to fileName. And BTW there is 'substringAfterLast' method in Kotlin stdlib.


Yep, I currently have some problems with nbt data. The Protocol Documentation says that nothing has been changed with nbt however it causes serious exception when deserializing nbt data.


Indeed :)


topic0 corregido


As to me, this differs not much from committing an compilable code with a comment "Fixed in the next commit".


Yeah - but that's the tip of an iceberg, and I was trying to keep this PR focussed on the upgrade.


Total corner case, but:

```
scala> val foo_ = TermName("foo ").encode
foo_: $r.intp.global.TermName = foo$u0020

scala> val encoded = List("foo", "foo ").map(x => TermName(x).encode)
encoded: List[$r.intp.global.TermName] = List(foo, foo$u0020)

scala> encoded.map(_.decode.trim)
res1: List[String] = List(foo, foo)

scala> .distinct
res2: List[String] = List(foo)
```

Probably doesn't matter here given what the names are used for, but thought I'd point this out :)


Good point, I'll do that in a fixup


Sure open an issue and I can take a look.


扫码下载的可以注册，但是导入工程后编译的无法注册和登录 = =


Is this wanted?


why do you need the while-loop if you return after the first iteration?


Well yes, but the [documentation](https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/API/NodeList) says this:

> Note that in the above, passing a host object (like a NodeList) as this to a native method (such as forEach) is not guaranteed to work in all browsers and is known to fail in some.

So I choose to play it safe. A simple for loop is sure to work.


It was, but it needs to be reviewed so that I know it works correctly.


revision comment


inline diff comment


@paesku In Line 145 are leading whitespaced. Could you next time create a new branch and make a pullrequest here on github for such fixes? This way, someone could look for such little mistakes.


typo: non-square


Yes, Closed.


What dependency do you want for:

```scala
import O.{B => C}

class Test {
   new C
}
```


ok, that can probably be modified so they can lower precedence as reserved words; they do not have to have highest precedence; it was just convenient to add them that way when there were never mentioned elsewhere in the grammar.


Added link to phpmyadmin


Actually this part is wrong. I will fix this PR when I get a chance.


The content of puppylinux.com is hosted on github pages. As far as I know, github pages is all static. No server-side stuff, except very minimal stuff (using _jekyll_ plugin) to generate a sitemap and/or RSS. Not very useful. Plus, depending on github-specific tools make the site locked-in to github. Not a good idea.

So the only way to load/process data is on the browser-side. People who use noscript can enjoy the markdown source. I find it the source quite readable on its own, really, as compared to more arcane markup languages.


braking accelerates in reverse,
_natureBrake_ puts car in reverse if no torque is given.


No es un enlace, el título debe tener un ID

`<h2 id="punto1">Punto 1</h2>`


I hadn't run uscan while running gbp to build the package. I'll try to get 0.7.7 together here by Monday.


W dniu 03/03/2016 o 02:46 PM, Tomasz Chiliński pisze:
>
> No to jak będzie więcej głosów "za" to będzie trzeba:
>
>  1. Zrozumieć zapytanie sql
>
Zapytanie to ja rozumiem (chyba) ;)
Nie rozumiem skąd się biorą poszczególne zmienne i od czego uzależnić
wystąpienie tego selektora
>
>  1. Przerobić to tak, żeby było w miarę elegancko ;-)
>
Jak już będzie wiadomo  co skąd i dlaczego to już małe piwo jest ;)

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this short of a commit message doesn't meet what we would ask for of a new contributor in a PR


Well, you can, I'll update the code accordingly, when do you plan the release?


Looks like you duplicated this content from here: https://github.com/kennyfraser/wp-sync-test/blob/master/_pages/installing-enterprise-edition-1-6/automated-gui.md

The issue with that is that the header already contains a reference to the WP ID. Now we have two pages mapped to the same ID. That is going to cause some issues. A new page must not have an ID set.

I am going to start keeping track of rules like this in the readme.


I mentioned the new release in my last comment. Anyway, thanks once more :)


@andytimes 我这里是能用的…………
这天更新了两次……
更新之前是一堆issue报告说不好用
然后第一次更新后速度很好然而10min后被墙了
第二次更新这个速度慢但是还能用？

不过貌似之前版本的hosts里还是有可用的IP的
以及我们更新Google IP的时候要不要加上tag呢？


推荐修改为
`<html lang="zh-CN">`


Cambié el PHPDoc 9f6bf57e44954460cbed3de36b2260daddd49cc0


++ Looks good, dragging a parent to its child no longer causes an issue


Sometime in the next couple of weeks


1. 为枚举类添加 enums字段，包含本枚举类中除null外的所有枚举值，便于某些遍历枚举的操作
2. 删除使用情形极小的自定义构造函数,简化生成的代码。


No need to push swap files


Why are these here rather than in the openshift plugin?


Annotations seem to be missed here. They also have an `original` tree.

```
scala> import scala.tools.reflect.ToolBox; val m = scala.reflect.runtime.currentMirror; val u = m.universe; import u._; val tb = m.mkToolBox()
...
scala> class C { @deprecated def foo = 1 }
warning: there was one deprecation warning; re-run with -deprecation for details
defined class C

scala> val tree = tb.typecheck(tb.parse("class C { @deprecated def foo = 1 }"))
tree: tb.u.Tree =
class C extends scala.AnyRef {
  def <init>(): C = {
    C.super.<init>();
    ()
  };
  @deprecated(scala.this.deprecated.<init>$default$1, scala.this.deprecated.<init>$default$2) def foo: Int = 1
}

scala> val dd = tree.collect { case dd: DefDef if dd.name.toString==("foo")  => dd }.head
dd: u.DefDef = @deprecated(scala.this.deprecated.<init>$default$1, scala.this.deprecated.<init>$default$2) def foo: Int = 1

scala> dd.symbol.annotations.head
res2: u.Annotation = deprecated(scala.this.deprecated.<init>$default$1, scala.this.deprecated.<init>$default$2)

scala> res2.tree
res3: u.Tree = new deprecated(scala.this.deprecated.<init>$default$1, scala.this.deprecated.<init>$default$2)

scala> res2.asInstanceOf[{def original: Any}].original
warning: there was one feature warning; re-run with -feature for details
res4: Any = new scala.deprecated(scala.this.deprecated.<init>$default$1, scala.this.deprecated.<init>$default$2)

```


Maybe inspire with minimalistic ovirt approach https://github.com/ManageIQ/manageiq/blob/master/gems/pending/ovirt_provider/events/ovirt_event_monitor.rb


Gent Jazz != 12urenloop :P Is there no other config in this directory?


Currently, the permalink can not be changed by editing it here. Change the name of the .md file to change the permalink.

We can remove this to avoid confusion, but it is nice to have the link right in the document for convenience sake.


*vysokou* severitou, zapracovat    ...je žádoucí umožnit snížit objem ... tím, že zadavatel bude schopen nadefinovat pro každou komponentu úroveň severity zpráv, od které mají být posílány na server. Výchozí nastavení dodá zadavetel.


`shell` param needs documentation


Zakaj je dobro tu dati `int`?


Agreed. We should not be writing commit messages that are just "fix #n".


double quotes needed as we're using rst for docs


1. 容器类型的值可以为枚举类型，特别是map,key与value都可以是枚举类型


The name is not decoded here, seems inconsistent with `addSymbol` above.


Next time you should rebase instead of merging.


What inventory glitch? @iSmqcked


OK, will have it in mind


can we remove the `.sh` ? seems to be not needed


Just see if the string starts with `beginChars`. No need to search the entire string.


Unnecessary as this doesn't include any information for the 12ul.


Ditto: `oc` is an OpenShift command - why is it here and not in OpenShift itself? A new plugin like this needs waaaaaaaaay more explanation of why it is required and why it needs to duplicate so much that we have in other plugins. If we add this we'll have three different plugins for Atomic, Atomic Host, and OpenShift. Aside from maintenance costs this seems very confusing for end-users.


Another test for `bash` syntax (with something that would fail in `sh`) would be awesome - t make sure `shell` param works correctly


There should be a file (somewhere in a conf.d directory iirc) which contains overwritten tags from this file.


`_keyWordArray` is sorted so once matches are no longer being found, we can bail out since no more will match later in the list.


at the moment featuredefs can be created during the game for trees and geo spots so it may need some tweaking before removing from creg.


It will. The url will not be changed though. In this case I don't think it did work, but I think that is related to the issue with duplicate markdown files referencing the same header. More here: https://github.com/kennyfraser/wp-sync-test/commit/b3a8c1be6021bcf2993efbf230378bb14928cc81#commitcomment-16473935


povolenou vynechat.

musí mít výchozí severitu -> musí umožnost nastavit...


Due to the above regular expression change, there is no longer a need to do the compare since `w` and `beginChars` won't be the same.


I make a change of Soft muon ID, update this to the newest definition. We should merge it.


This isn't going to return a valid response to the browser, so this will cause a 500 error anyway.

An easier way would be to just return `HttpResponse('success')` (the 200 is implied) and not bother with a try except that doesn't handle anything.

The stacktrace will still be logged and so on, we have global exception handling in place for that.


Apply this patch immediately if you've downloaded lmeve between 02.03.2016 and 03.03.2016!


It is preferred for command regexes to include the command part of the string that they match. This is both for documentary purposes (so you can see at a glance what the line is doing) and also for robustness - to prevent the filter being applied to some unrelated command that happens to match the string (fairly unlikely here but possible).


I wouldn't say "valid", but just "safe".


Good point. Thanks!


alphabetical order


## Task 1

Write a program to count word usage in the given text.  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 10 most common words and the count of each word used. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.  You should use a *standard* dictionary as part of your function(s) to accomplish this task (see Task 2, where you'll use a slightly different type of dictionary).

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses a dictionary to correctly count words in the text and returns correct words and their counts for the 10 most common words (4 pts.)

## Task 2

Using [Counter](https://docs.python.org/2/library/collections.html#collections.Counter) from the `collections` module, write a program to count word usage in the same text as above.  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 10 most common words and the count of each word used. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses a `Counter` to correctly count words in the text and returns correct words and their counts for the 10 most common words (4 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that processess the given data to create a dictionary that maps the ExaML run name (e.g. ExaML_info.T6 as the `key`) to the ExaML log-likelihood value (e.g. -82924194.67 as the `value`). Use this function or a function that calls this function to prettily print the run name followed by the log-likelihood value in two column format to the screen.  Also include a function that sorts the log-likelihood values and helps us determine which run name minimizes the negative log likelihood value (e.g. the run name having the LL value closest to zero). Also output the name of this "best" run to the screen.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program prints run name/LL in two column format and correctly sorts and reports the "best" ML result (4 pts.)


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Something like: `^oc.*json` should be acceptable.


Removed all CSV's


@pynicolas Have you investigated what does property `javax.xml.stream.isCoalescing` do?


Typo in  src/hardware/hardwareController.cpp

```#include "acnDMXDevice.h"```

should be

```#include "sACNDMXDevice.h"```


Closed.


Oops. Thanks for the warning. Fixed.


Agreed, good catch


Why not just have it as native only?


I think you're right, as of Django 1.8 anyway - I'll add a commit to remove that


cheeeeep cheep cheep cheep

There'll be no Mickey Mouse stuff in my undergrad

On Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at 1:56 PM, Troels Henriksen <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> [image: :chicken:]
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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>


@C0RPS3 you should make an issue.


this is the entire arnoconf directory


hi Mike,

Thanks for your mail. I have changed from ByteArray to
BufferedInputStream, because the Bytearray reads in the whole file in
memory, before the analyse starts. So, If I want to read a large TLM
file, the VM is crashing because the huge memory usage of the ByteArray.
So I tried to use the BufferedInputStream to prevent reading the whole
file in the memory at start.
I then have make a lot of changes, to reduce the memory usage of the
DataBlocks.
So I changed, whenever possible to primitiv types to reduce the memory
usage.

I decode some additional DataBlock types, which needs more memory again.

In the TLMReaderLib, I add some code to remove the DataBlocks with
invalid Data.
Currently I am working on the issue, to remove DataBlocks which are
redundant.

I have tested my code with Android 5 (on my galaxy S5). It works as
expected. With Android 6, I have not tested yet, but I expect that it
will also work.

I have switched to Java 7 for the TLMReaderLib. I works fine (Java 8 had
not worked).

I have done a lot of changes in the past. I had planned to send you a
push requests, but I was currently not sure, that all worked well.

It is cool, that you plan to make additions. I am happy to hear, that
there is a new doc from Spectrum.

I am happy to see, that you ask critical question about the code. This
is good to known, so we can improve to code futhermore.

Cheers

David

Am 03.03.2016 um 03:10 schrieb Mike:
>
> @david-0 <https://github.com/david-0>,
>
> I'm rebasing my repository off your commits. Great additions! I should
> have been following this all along. Question though, in this commit
> you move the reader to BufferredInputStream instead of reading a
> ByteArray. While this is preferred for a regular old Java app, have
> you checked to see if this will work on Android Lollipop and
> Marshmallow? I'm pretty sure that's why I went with the ByteArray method.
>
> It's been a bit of time since I've done some development on this.
> Spektrum just released a doc for the I2C interface so I've come back
> to this project to do some updates. In the time in between I got a new
> computer. I'm going to try to get everything back up so I can start
> making good additions.
>
> Thanks for your contributions!
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/mikejr83/TLMReaderLib/commit/3a2253fba683e470204d08e8b1e24111e8ec5d14#commitcomment-16463358>.
>

> @david-0 <https://github.com/david-0>,
>
> I'm rebasing my repository off your commits. Great additions! I should
> have been following this all along. Question though, in this commit
> you move the reader to BufferredInputStream instead of reading a
> ByteArray. While this is preferred for a regular old Java app, have
> you checked to see if this will work on Android Lollipop and
> Marshmallow? I'm pretty sure that's why I went with the ByteArray method.
>
> It's been a bit of time since I've done some development on this.
> Spektrum just released a doc for the I2C interface so I've come back
> to this project to do some updates. In the time in between I got a new
> computer. I'm going to try to get everything back up so I can start
> making good additions.
>
> Thanks for your contributions!
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/mikejr83/TLMReaderLib/commit/3a2253fba683e470204d08e8b1e24111e8ec5d14#commitcomment-16463358>.
>


I've got 0.7.7 building under pbuilder right now so I can test it... If everything passes I'll have it uploaded this afternoon. I want to try and make sure there's not something wrong with the watch file as DDPO didn't show 0.7.7 when I had looked at it.


This should be set automatically by AR shouldn't it? If it's for an un-saved record then it won't be acting like a normal AR object. Maybe it's better to do on a per-test basis.


1. 强制所有配置都必须有有效的源数据


@amarande

The links in the page need to be changed as well.

**Always** test your link (preview and open in another window/tab) before you commit.


Resolved 36c2b0d.


and free sat TV


Ok, then it's probably overwritten. the OPEN_*= commands can be deleted, and the file can be renamed. to something like 12ul.conf, we can always add the information later.


Switched RSSKopernicus.cfg into individual cfg files for ease of edits & reading in the future.


V čem je součané řešení naivní:

1. rate-limitované zprávy se neodesílají samy, ale jen s nově příchozími zprávami
(2. statický buffer na počet zpráv, nebere ohled na jejich velikost)

Toto můžeš ověřit studiem syslogd patchů.

-> toto patří do kapitoly popisující současné řešení.


I'd like to see this block move into a static initializer or something. We don't want to load the class, get a new instance and potentially log a warning on every single pass through execute.


id=N


Won't this do the same number of INSERTs? Where is the speed boost?


This is problematic. Imagine you create the relations in this order:
> juju add-relation flume-kafka kafka
> juju add-relation kafka zookeeper
In this case the conversation between kafka and flume-kafka becomes joined but not ready. Because when relation-changed was called the zookeepers were not there.


Changes applied.


Obrigado pelas correções.


... "pro jednotlivé skupiny zpráv konstantní"


Organized the cfgs into individual folders grouped by parent. Makes finding the cfgs easier. Renamed left over parts of RSSKopernicus.cfg into RSSKopernicusSettings.cfg this cfg is still responsible for nuking the system prior to the loading of RSS planets. (simpler than swapping around load orders to leave it in the main folder)


There are times that protectionDomain or codeSource is null (in the case of IntelliJ plugin, I got null, most likely due to classloaders); and that's why we fallback to getClasspathFromResource.  Wouldn't this throw make that useless?


If this is the implementation name then it might be nice to make the other `Version` references here use FQN of `com.cloudant.http.Version` to avoid the confusion.


Thanks for the details. Here's a suggestion for the comment:

```
tree.tpe.isHigherKinded excludes Select nodes enclosed in a TypeApply, in which case
isSimpleCaseApply was already checked when transforming the enclosing TypeApply.

For generic case classes the rewrite needs to be handled at the TypeApply to transform
TypeApply(Select(C, apply), targs) to Select(New(C[targs]), <init>). In case the transform
is not performed (because it was not a case-apply, or one that cannot be re-written), we
don't need to perform the check on the Select node.
```


...budou 3, dej pak odkaz na definici těchno ukázkových pravidel níže.


- 기본 포트는 3000
- process.env에 PORT로 내가 원하는 port를 지정할 수 있다


&& does have precedence over ternary expression, but parens take the burden off the reader to remember that


The uscan file works fine here (though maybe you can use http://pypi.debian.net/alabaster/ instead of GitHub tags). So it's probably DDPO being lagging…


I think its better to add above info outside the function? what do you say?


Hmm, I'll create a PR with the new dependency upgrade.


This is not the same. It could be

`mask.reject! { |item| !item || item == execption` }

Please check tests if you make such a changes.


Fixed


Hmm..  This makes it a bit more involved to enable update of config.guess and config.sub.

If you for some reason want to enable it in a recipe, you would have to add

    UPDATE_GNUCONF = "0"
    DEPENDS += "autotools-config"

And if you want to enable it for another architecture, you would have to add two lines for each architecture.

Maybe it would be better just to add it unconditionaly, ie. here:

    CLASS_DEPENDS += "autotools-config"

P.S. Your use of CLASS_DEPENDS:TARGET_CPU_aarch64 here is bad, you are basically overriding all other classes that wants to add to CLASS_DEPENDS...


- 위에서 선택한 포트를 설정한다


Agreed, I updated it to send an enum (RESOLVED or NO_TYPE_DETERMINED) instead of a boolean


1. input允许多个文件,以“:"分隔。
2. input为目录时会递归整个目录树查找所有配置数据
3. 优化一些copy式的代码。


I guess it's not needed?


From my tests, it seems codeSource.getLocation() returns the jar or folder path, further processing shouldn't be needed?


This has to be changed to `cask 'localizations' do`. The [token reference](https://github.com/caskroom/homebrew-cask/blob/master/doc/cask_language_reference/token_reference.md) must be followed, to avoid duplicates.

The file’s name also needs to be changed to `localizations`.


extra t at the end


Spíše bych toto přesunul někam níže do extra kapitolky (analýza) zde se dá odkaz na danou kapitolu.


Is this a guaranteed field?


If autotools-config is changed to be native only, this should be changed to something like

    cp ${BUILD_SYSROOT}/config.{guess,sub} ${S}${AUTOCONFDIR}


Thanks @gemmaleigh I'll try those out later today


ah, stitched up by my inner autopilot, will fix - thanks!


- 띄운 서버가 위에서 선택한 port로 들어오는 요청을 받도록 한다


Spíše jde o jinou množinu severit - asi nazvat "mozilla severity"..


cacheFile is the exported scaledspace model for each body. This is generated by Kopernicus automatically at run-time. The filepath is just a custom specified path that leaves the .bin file inside the RealSolarSytem folder with the cfgs.

Removed scaledspace shine from body to improve visuals (stupid ksp shaders!)

Lowered maxLevel to 8 to compensate for terrain pixelation.

Added Material{} to give planet custom ground textures.

Tweaked terrain noise PQSMods to give terrain variation.


flake8 did print some warnings like unused variables, too long lines(I think that stackoverflow-link is redundant).
Also 'mock' library requires for develop with python2.7.
You can run it on unix-like systems:
`make test`
It would be good to draw up recommendations on the development.


Did you intend to remove the `1.second` from this as you did the others?  How come we don't need it anymore?


maybe make this all snapshots (same for `~/.ivy2/local`)... some of our deps are now snapshots (scala-refactoring and soon, file watchers). Can you please make the same change on the emacs troubleshooting guide?


- 'error' 이벤트가 발생하면 아래에 있는 onError 함수를 실행한다


čísla bych vyndal


This does not seem to work on my HERO.
I've created a file autoexec.ash with the above mention 6 lines in it.
I have software version 1.09
What to do?


Indentions. And use space characters insteand of tabs.


Just tidying cfg file.

Added orbit line color matching the most prevalent scaledspace map color for a more natural looking system.


Presentation is happening within the Command in the same transaction, so we get a consistent read. We don't need to wait for the transaction to commit any more.


I do not deny advantages of с++11 `for`. I often use it in new code. Here I just wanted to say that qBittorrent was to support c++11 recently, we have a lot of Qt `foreach` in your code (and here it is the "old" qBittorrent code), and it's not such a big problem to change `foreach` to `for` everywhere.


just tidying up my messes


Jo, ale dejme až na konec. Pozn: bije se s drop-in replacementem.


Jekyll is a static-site generator. You have a bunch of files, and pre-process them before uploading. The github pages documentation mention the usage of jekyll as a plugin - but that's it. The canned examples are site-map and RSS. Nothing like server-side includes. As someone says, you can probably link it to github pre-commit hook - so make it work as if it is dynamic (while it actually aren't) - but this then clutter the commit with "generated data" (in other words, the content you commit is not the same as the content that finally goes into the repository). We prefer not to to do that.


- http서버에서 'listening' 이벤트가 발생하면 아래에 있는 onListening 함수를 실행한다


Is there a nicer way to get this functionality?


Looks ugly, split it please.


Tab character.


I just didn't look into the README. :) Looking at:

<https://github.com/freedict/fd-dictionaries/blob/master/eng-hin/README>

What is the ehconv.yy good for?
What do you think, how repeatable will the import be? I could certainly have a
look at a Perl script or similar to port the output to P5, but I won't be able
to update any parsing issues in case the upstream source has changed.


Phpdoc


`sha256` also needs to be set. You can find what it is by running `shasum -a 256` on the downloaded file. At the moment the checksum for v0.2 is `7feebd7f46f0244aec4e321ec3dda556bc1be80ee6a3b81167a964926c082e99`.


Updated here: 440867b024161a63ec404f04a12f1040df54d8a4


I should probably replace this with a new filter, or do mapped objects already have something common I could use?


Sure


Lowered maxLevel to 8 to compensate for terrain pixelation in prior cfg (whoops)

Added Material{} to give planet custom ground textures.

Didn't  alter terrain noise PQSMods as terrain variation is fine currently


Doesn't this need a type ArrayList<Type>? We at least plan to setup a template for conducted study data


How does this work?  Are we comparing string to file?


Yeah – the `PresentedContentStoreWorker` receives a payload of presented content and doesn't touch the database. Because of this, we don't have to wait for the transaction to finish before sending downstream.


Thanks for the review. Update now push forced.


In any case, the check is redundant.


I microbenchmarked this (https://gist.github.com/losipiuk/56898f3bfbe147c2faf7).
And version with lambda is about 15% slower than version which does `if(overflows)`.

Are we fine with such tradeoff or should I keep `if` statements?


Nazval bych to "Integrace do existující servisní C++ komponenty"


Russian shitcode at it's best


Is this received twice because of the redirect and because you're stubbing the presenter the same way every time?  Should we be checking the payloads are correct?


It only gets set when the object gets persisted. This is required for https://github.com/alphagov/service-manual-publisher/blob/7e077c234113581f18e840173c82047eaeb04174/spec/presenters/topic_presenter_spec.rb#L9


:+1:
damn i thought i've removed it


There's none, good point. Also this can be refactored a whole lot.


np ;)


Have you double-checked that this is the case?


üstteki satıra bakacak olursak standartlara uymuyor


Added custom cache file directed into RealSolarSytem folder

Added orbit line color matching the most prevalent scaledspace map color for a more natural looking system

Removed scaledspace shine from body to improve visuals (stupid ksp shaders!)

Raised maxLevel to 5 to allow for for terrain noise.

Added Material{} to give planet custom ground textures.

Tweaked terrain noise PQSMods to give terrain variation.


Unfortunately, GitHub does not show that the code has been copied but is not new.


Yes. Base path is mandatory in the payload (and schemas).

Content is keyed by base path in Content Store, so we should always have this.


bu dosyayı commitleme


done in 800f769


안이상해요ㅎㅎㅎㅎ


This test is remarkably weak; can't we be more explicit?  I would probably consider creating our own organization in order to check we get exactly what we wanted back. Any ideas?


ok....


done in 6631ff2


와우 이게뭐얔ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ


Hi @larshvile !

Thank you for your perseverance.
I'm sure eventually together with you we'll find what's the problem. :smile:

The code like:
```
private void releasePermit() {
	if (CachingConnectionFactory.this.channelCheckoutTimeout > 0) {
		Semaphore checkoutPermits = CachingConnectionFactory.this.checkoutPermits.get(this.theConnection);
		if (checkoutPermits != null) {
			checkoutPermits.release();
		}
	}
}
```
is used twice in the same `CachedChannelInvocationHandler` 's method:
```
else if (methodName.equals("close")) {
	// Handle close method: don't pass the call on.
	if (active) {
        	synchronized (this.channelList) {
			if (!RabbitUtils.isPhysicalCloseRequired() &&
				(this.channelList.size() < getChannelCacheSize()
									|| this.channelList.contains(proxy))) {
					logicalClose((ChannelProxy) proxy);
					// Remain open in the channel list.
					releasePermit();
					return null;
			}
		}
	}

	// If we get here, we're supposed to shut down.
	physicalClose();
	releasePermit();
	return null;
}
```

To believe you and be safe I agree that we should place that `releasePermit()` invocation to the `finally` block to make it called independently of the `logicalClose()`/`physicalClose()`  result.

Regarding channel creation and pool. Do you see something like this in the log:
```
// Allow for multiple close calls...
if (!this.channelList.contains(proxy)) {
	if (logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
		logger.trace("Returning cached Channel: " + this.target);
	}
this.channelList.addLast(proxy);
}
```
?
I mean switch on the `TRACE` for the `org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.connection` category and follow what's going on with your channel after the their usage.


Added custom cache file directed into RealSolarSytem folder

Added orbit line color matching the most prevalent scaledspace map color for a more natural looking system

Removed scaledspace shine from body to improve visuals (stupid ksp shaders!)

Raised maxLevel to 4 to aloow for terrain variation to improve.

Added Material{} to give planet custom ground textures.


If you add it as a optional constructor parameter in client side should not be affected.


Not convinced by dropping in the entire event object here when we only need the ID.


There's a task for you to review this test (along with all the others) and on your way by, you can evaluate _all_ of the tests with what we know now.  Any improvements should be made then.


For all formats? I thought some things might not have paths, like Governments?


@vilchik-elena Just a bit: it seems it does not produce CDATA events anymore, but one single CHARACTERS event for the content of the CDATA section.


there should be spaces around `==`, even the rest of the code observes tha


An appcast also should be specified with appropriate `checkpoint`:
```ruby
   appcast 'https://github.com/athiercelin/localizations/releases.atom',
           checkpoint: '38c886eef9d1b4d396d587e3dbed037a4c5e6c7b00e34696a5024f44ef87e903'
```


command to remove files and directories older than 7 days


Added custom cache file directed into RealSolarSytem folder

Removed unnecessary PQSMods left from template

Added orbit line color matching the most prevalent scaledspace map color for a more natural looking system

Added very slight scaledspace shine to body to improve visuals

Lowered maxLevel to 12 to compensate for terrain pixelation.

Added Material{} to give planet custom ground textures.

Added terrain noise PQSMods to give terrain variation.


Tis should be zookeeper.ready


I already replied to you in a different thread comment.

https://github.com/Kurento/kms-elements/pull/3#issuecomment-191649689


Just to let you know, I've pulled in all your commits here: https://github.com/kgaughan/memoize.py/commit/05e9555cbd3135b61a93126a8957e5cab77b9f07

There are a few differences from your code because I'd made some changes before merging in your changes that conflicted. I also fixed up a few minor issues in the logging code when merging that, and the command-line flag for which discriminator function to use was backwards, so I fixed that too.


For task 1 and 2 there is a slight error in your count--you get 15 instead of 16 counts for the. This has to do with how you edit the string not how you fill the dictionary as far as I can tell.
For task 3, the likelihood of run t6 isn't printed to screen (which I think is the best run) and I think at least some of the likelihood values are matched to the wrong run key because in the script t5 has likelihood: -82924194.71 and t9: -82924194.73 but this isn't what is printed to screen.


default değer SUITABLE olsa iyi olur


Yes.

We should probably be checking the payloads are correct (or at least that the presenter presents content for those items). We couldn't think of a way to do this because these content items are also created as part of the command.

Previously, these tests were asserting that a `content_item_id` of `anything` is sent downstream, so I don't think we have fewer tests than before, but we should (maybe longer term?) look at adding test coverage for the thing you described.


I suppose it might be nil in the future, but that's no great issue right now, so long as the key is there.  They're not supported yet.


If you want this for the new service, you can add something like "LimitCORE=infinity". See man:systemd.exec


@alex-konovalov This *is* within an `IsCyclic` case, i.e. will only be called if `H` is cyclic. The bug is exactly that SmallGeneratingSet does not guarantee to be of length 1 if the group is cyclic.


Removed messed up Rim & added gradient shader to simulate a very minor light blue shade to atmosphere (needs refining still)


Deleting this would not harm much... I think is it ok? @bdrekapil


Not completely, we always force braces to be used even if the statement has one line and if should be in a different line than the body.


ship it


Hello,
Which changes on code do I have to do, to change image specifications to get resolution 800x600 at rate of 1 Hz.

I was trying to discover alone with no success. So I came here hoping you to help me please.


stop_kafka_waiting_for_zookeeper_ready() missing 1 required positional argument: 'zk'
;)


### require()
- 지정된 파일,모듈,라이브러리를 불러온다
  - `../app` 이 있으면 그걸 불러온다
  - 없으면 `../app.js`, `../app.json`, `../app.node` 를 찾아보고 있으면 불러온다
- `/`으로 시작하면 절대경로
- `./`, `../`으로 시작하면 상대경로
- 아무것도 없이 시작하면, core module이거나 `node_modules` 폴더에 있는 것이어야 한다
- 해당 파일이 없으면 require()는 `Error` 를 throw한다
  - Error.code : `'MODULE_NOT_FOUND'`
- 그러므로 이 줄은 `../app` 파일을 불러와서 app 변수에 할당한다


Jupiter:
Added custom cache file directed into RealSolarSytem folder

Added orbit line color matching the most prevalent scaledspace map color for a more natural looking system

Io:
Added custom cache file directed into RealSolarSytem folder

Changed template to Moho in order to avoid some of the issues a Pol template adds.

Added orbit line color matching the most prevalent scaledspace map color for a more natural looking system

Tweaked scaledspace shine for body to improve visuals

Lowered maxLevel to 8 to compensate for terrain pixelation.

Tweaked Scaledspace transition to better fit.

Added Material{} to give planet custom ground textures.

Added terrain noise PQSMods to give terrain variation.


I wonder what's the difference between `const WEdit * edit_widget` and `const struct WEdit *edit_widget`...


이거 그거도 되 있는거야 ? 지금 DB 스키마 바꿔야되잖어 ㅎㅎㅎ


Should fix #196456


```C++
return !path.isEmpty() ? path : defaultPath
```


@alex-konovalov I understand the concern about impacting the verbatim tests for manual and tests to be impacted by a potential change in the random number generator. However the prior change (line 288ff) potentially already does this far more extensively than the assertion would do. If you want me to change it back say so explicitly and I'll do it.


Deleting this would not harm much... I think. Is it ok? @bdrekapil


If case you're interested, the master branch in my repo now has your changes merged in along with a bunch of others, which you might find useful.


Hey @whather couldn't you submit a PR with this patch ?


Added custom cache file directed into RealSolarSytem folder

Changed template to Mun in order to improve PQSMaterials and surface issues (stock bodies are buggy!).

Added orbit line color matching the most prevalent scaledspace map color for a more natural looking system

Tweaked scaledspace shine for body to improve visuals

Lowered maxLevel to 8 to compensate for terrain pixelation.

Tweaked Scaledspace transition to better fit.

Added Material{} to give planet custom ground textures.

Added terrain noise PQSMods to give terrain variation.

Io:
fixed scaledspace shine & PQSMaterials


When I did the merge, I left the variable names lowercase as I want to turn them into member variables of a class to clean up the module scope.


угу


this transition (and possibly the state as well) sucks. it should not transition to LOADED unless the ball is actually loaded, and we have no way to reliably detect that. structure sensor could probably do it, it's positioned nicely, if we had time to test and refine.
The states we need are
BEGIN_SLURP -> user wants it to slurp, tail is not retracted. retract tail.
SLURP -> user wants it to slurp, so slurp. tail is retracted.
BEGIN_SHOOT -> user wants it to shoot, run the shooter motors, not the tail
SHOOT -> user wants it to shoot, run shooter motors, oscillate tail
DONE_SHOOTING -> user no longer wants it to shoot, stop shooter motors, retract tail


@JdeH Line endings are now UNIX, and setup.py has its executable bit set.  (chmod +x)


:( Shame.....

![giphy 3](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3428964/13497433/3b36abf6-e123-11e5-88ff-f829ef76f4f7.gif)


Lmao, Herobrine


`base_path` is mandatory currently. We haven't picked that work up yet.

@boffbowsh is right that this will change soon, but in those cases we won't be sending that content downstream to content store anyway.


да, тут действительно не нужно


Why change that? If it ends with a dot, it has better start with an uppercase letter too, like the following line.


Yes it is confusing, but I'm afraid that this is how things are with the products involved here.

The `openshift.py` plugin currently covers OpenShift Enterprise 2.x. OpenShift Enterprise 3.x is actually a completely different product, has completely different binaries, configs, etc. There are no `oc` or `openshift` commands in 2.x. From a sos perspective, it's a similar situation with `satellite.py` (Satellite 5) vs `foreman.py` (Satellite 6).

To make things even more fun: *Atomic Platform* is based in the same upstream code as OpenShift 3.x, i.e. OpenShift Origin M5 (https://github.com/openshift/origin) whereas OpenShift Enterprise 2.x is based in OpenShift Origin M4 or earlier (https://github.com/openshift/origin-server).

This new plugin applies to:

- OpenShift Enterprise 3.x
- Atomic Platform 3.x

*Atomic Host* is a completely different story, based in https://projectatomic.io.

I will add a comment in the code to try to clarify this, but I'm pretty sure we need a new plugin here, because collecting information for AP/OSE 3.x is completely different to OSE 2.x.


Fine :+1:


@imcaffrey 之前发的 IP 封差不多了，现在的能用就别更新了，
扫 Google IP 的工具 Github 上有很多，不满意慢速都可以自己去扫。

听说你们要开邮件组交流，挺不错的，如果有什么好的 IP，可以在里面交流，
然后决定是否发布（避免被滥用）。

tag 用在 hosts 文件上比较奇怪，不断更新后，也会变得很乱。我觉得没必要给自己找麻烦。


xenstored supports socket activation. It would be better to set Requires=xenstored.socket and After=xenstored.socket

There's a bit about socket activation here: http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/socket-activation.html


Voir second paramètre de log


Yes. I realized that too late.
I was drunk on my own power over the Git of Destiny.


  // Élimine les trois derniers bits de l'ID du post.
        // Résout les problèmes liés au fait que l'écart minimum entre deux ID
        // de messages d'un même topic est de 8 sur les forums de jeuxvideo.com.
        $mask = ((1 << log(count($this->encounterPossibilities), 2)) - 1) << 3;
        $index = $postId & $mask;


Maybe your problem is really here?
```
/**
 * Sets the channel checkout timeout. When greater than 0, enables channel limiting
 * in that the {@link #channelCacheSize} becomes the total number of available channels per
 * connection rather than a simple cache size. Note that changing the {@link #channelCacheSize}
 * does not affect the limit on existing connection(s), invoke {@link #destroy()} to cause a
 * new connection to be created with the new limit.
 * @param channelCheckoutTimeout the timeout in milliseconds; default 0 (channel limiting not enabled).
 * @since 1.4.2
 */
public void setChannelCheckoutTimeout(long channelCheckoutTimeout) {
	this.channelCheckoutTimeout = channelCheckoutTimeout;
}
```
According this JavaDocs and the `getChannel(ChannelCachingConnectionProxy connection, boolean transactional)` with `checkoutPermits.tryAcquire()` logic it really looks like we can't exceed the `channelCacheSize` with raw, un-pooled channels.

So, if all your 10 channels are busy with the `this.channelCheckoutTimeout > 0` you definitely end up with the:
```
throw new AmqpTimeoutException("No available channels");
```

WDYT?


@yuriyz Try to avoid including HTML in translatable strings. You can put the html directly into UI Binder.


I've enabled TRACE-logging now, but we'll have to wait for the results =) I'll post back when I find something interesting.


@JdeH This commit is 100% UNIX line endings.


@yuriyz Include html directly into UI binder.


flipping the logic to make it a positive test so now passing `preserve_database_cache` rather than `clear_database_cache` as that's going to be easier


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Is this line really necessary. The default (KillMode=control-group) should work for most use cases.


@JdeH Looks like this commit was a bad "git commit -a" that picked up the wrong file.  The batch file is redundant, so it was removed.


wrt to update constantly and destroy obsolete parts: just happened to read medical copy about tumor cells. They aggressively assert their "normalcy" through chemicals to fool the immune system and prevent their destruction by T cells in the immune system


start with


If this allows us to get rid of nose, then I'm all for it (nose is [abandoned upstream](https://nose.readthedocs.org/en/latest/#note-to-users)).


I'm not sure whether its more appropriate to define the string in or outside the main loop as you did. Task 2 doesn't print out the words and their counts in the 2 column format, but the assignment doesn't explicitly ask for that I  guess. In task 3 I think the best ML results from run 6.


Please add a copyright header to this class


should this be made callable?


"Here is a list..." I think is better


@yuriyz Can you take a look at the changes I've made here? As we bring more translators on board, it's important to keep the message files clean.


Should use
```python
path = path.lstrip('/')
```
(`split_path` is called on the next line anyway)


See #7393.


This is likely a lint error for unnecessary parens


task2: it is interesting for me that you change ch to upper case !


Just realized that these comments are in the auto-generated documentation and they point to badly-formatted documentation comments in the source files. Committers should check their commits anyway.


1. 允许字符串中出现换行符


## Task 1

Write a program that includes 5 different functions each of which demonstrates one of 5 **different** string methods. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses 5 functions to show 5 string methods and functions correctly (2 pts total; 0.4 points each function)

## Task 2

Write a program that processess these data to split them by line ending, replaces the tab separations with commas, and prints out the result - line-by-line. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly processes data - it prints the data line-by-line, reformatted from tab-delimited to comma-delimited (3 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that takes the given list (using argparse) as input, and passes the list to a function.  Within the function, use iteration to remove every even-numbered item from the list, and return only the list containing odd numbers to the `main` loop.  Print the list of odd numbers from the main loop.  As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly removes even-numbered elements from the list using iteration, returns this list, and prints this list from the main loop (3 pts.)

## Task 4

Why do you see these different behaviors between `function1` and `function2`?  Answer the question for each function by copying the code below to `task5.py` within your github username directory and adding your explanation to each function as a **function description**.

- [ ] Correct answer for function 1, as a function description (2 pts)
- [ ] Correct answer for function 2, as a function description (2 pts)


@JdeH It's consistent with Python standard practice.  Basically most of my commits here are to make this package into something at least somewhat Pythonic.  Import path manipulation, DNS-style imports, packages that aren't packages, etc., etc. all heavily indicate the original code was written by Java developers.  This isn't how Python works.  ;P


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```C++
QRegExp re(R"^[^\\\/]|[^\\\/]([^\\\/]|\/(?=[^\/]))*[^\\\/])$");
```
If I am not wrong.


Lists all files within the bucket pointed to by path. Filtering is actually done in ls, walk, glob.


1. 生成配置代码和数据时删除旧代码和数据。


XDA username changed!


You have some strange views. IMO, "first create some tool and then use it" is slightly different from your example.


Except if listing the "root" ('/', ''), in which case lists buckets - this will be empty for anonymous login.


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Shouldn't there be some test that would fail? If not, can we add one now?


This commit must be squased with the `Add decimal support in TPCH connector.` commit


@JdeH This package has absolutely nothing to do with Django.  Or kivy.  Or any of the other thousand or so frameworks that you forgot to list, making such use "keyword spam".


1. 只打出最近一条正确读入的数据


So this is tricky because I need to check if the token exists, and if the token is not public doing the get doesnt get it, so I cant detect that case.


Ah, I see, ignore me, there's a separate PR for the test, right?


Maybe the PR title should give you a clue? **Move Preferences backend code into SettingsStorage class**


do we not want the link to the same security warning for this text?


Makes no sense here. I think you want completion/checking on `containerImage`, if anything.


`args.relevant_dir` is a list and `add_relavant_dir` calls `append`, not `extend`, so this will not work.


Something like
SITE_HOST=ndio.remote.neurodata.hostname
def __init__(self, site_host=SITE_HOST):


You should really return the copy of the string: `[numberString copy]`


1. 为cs的数据编辑器生成相应的xml加载与保存代码.


@JdeH This transformed the "transcript" folder into a full and proper Python package, the former "main" script (`transcrypt.py`) was renamed to `__main__.py` to have Python automatically execute it when attempting to execute the package.  As per the original commit message, this allows execution of the script by running:

```
python -m transcrypt [options]
```


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You should return a copy of the mutable array.


Good call, looks nice


Thanks @offsecguy!


Extra check is needed for MS Edge and IE11.

Suggestion from IBM:

```
if ( !this.isCustomCopyCutSupported ) {
 				if(CKEDITOR.env.ie && CKEDITOR.env.edge){
 					// Edge does not support custom copy/cut, but it have some useful data in the clipboardData (#13755).
-					return new this.dataTransfer( evt.data.$ && evt.data.$.clipboardData || null, sourceEditor );
+					return new this.dataTransfer( evt && evt.data && evt.data.$ && evt.data.$.clipboardData || null, sourceEditor );
 				}
 				else{
 					return new this.dataTransfer( null, sourceEditor );
```


`aterm` is not installed on most systems.  Do you really need to spawn a new terminal?  I don't think lisa-shell gives you anything, but if you really want to include this command you should use `xterm`.


A direct comparison to 0 would be clearer here.


*Drawable*


unfortunately


1. 增强struct.const ,不必是常量,可以引用其他Struct或者enum中的枚举值。


I'd like to create one but for now no test (I was writing this in PR's description while you commented).


camelCase? ;)


If I'm reading `_lisa-update-all` correctly it only updates the submodules.  lisa itself is not updated, so notebooks and tests are not updated, aren't them?


Going to need some careful API design to decide what parts need to be shared. I am not convinced that it even makes sense to have a new block-scoped `Step` for this; should be able to use `ExecutorStep` as is, with an earlier `Step` that creates the `Node` for it, and a DSL that hides these details behind a simple syntax.


This should return a copy of the mutable array.


Same, just submodules, no?


Should have a pickle/unpickle test?


This should return a copy of the mutable dictionary.


@JPercivall I agree that it may make sense to expose the client auth value to let the user choose between one-way or two-way SSL, right now it is forcing two-way. I'm not sure the best way to go about doing this given there is another pull request that was going to expose this on the StandardSSLContextService. I am thinking maybe I will add a property to this processor to let them choose since I don't want to wait on other changes.

Regarding usage of client auth in other places... My understanding is that the value of client auth only really matters on the server side, meaning cases like ListenSplunkForwarder where it is accepting incoming connections. In the other cases, PutSplunk and GetSplunk are clients connecting to Splunk Enterprise (the server) and it is up to Splunk Enterprise to enforce the client authentication, so I don't think the value of client auth means anything in those cases, if you think differently let me know.


Just in case you are not aware of it already, you might be interested in https://github.com/SimonAlfie/fabricate, which does implement two different tracing methods (strace and "looking at file modification times")


这是一个基于Lucene的数据挖掘工具


おおう、なるほどですね。
Controllerで$uses使うのが習慣になっていたので、
それがないパターンを想定してませんでした。
ご指摘ありがとうございます！


Imho it should fall back to the first one to be BC and for convenience.


Bear in mind that long-lived channels (listener container channels - one per concurrent consumer) count towards the total. The cache needs to be greater than the number of consumer threads being used.

To be honest, this is a little-used feature (it was requested by the community). On the publishing side (RabbitTemplate), the channels are borrowed from the cache for an extremely short time; it is rare to need to limit the channels; I'd be interested to understand your use case.

Thanks!


有理
话说我还是没弄明白那个邮件组是用来干啥的


1. 支持常量引用，即一个常量的值为另一个常量的值。


What happens if the number is less than 0?


> The only nitpick I could find is that saying that title "should" be provided in argument when input is stdin feels a bit weak.

It is from [mkd2man.c](https://github.com/faelys/libsoldout/blob/c7327f95e5933d8224cbd24531278275b88b05ca/mkd2man.c#L303). I've used it just for consistency.

> Thanks a lot for the report, and thanks again for your contributions on the manpages.

It's my pleasure.


dunno. unity seems to sometimes regenerate meta files for no valid reason.


Can you reorder the items, please ?


Ah, good catch.  I saw that `ProtectionDomain` could have a null `CodeSource` but it wasn't clear when/if that would happen.


Done


1. 为struct 增加getTypeId接口.便于用switch来区别子类。


It's a new helper method I added below.


Do you mean when will there be an official release with this commit included? We're hoping to release v3.6.2 (which includes this fix) within the next month or so.


## Task 1

Write a program to count word usage in the given text.  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 10 most common words and the count of each word used. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.  You should use a *standard* dictionary as part of your function(s) to accomplish this task (see Task 2, where you'll use a slightly different type of dictionary).

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses a dictionary to correctly count words in the text and returns correct words and their counts for the 10 most common words (4 pts.)

## Task 2

Using [Counter](https://docs.python.org/2/library/collections.html#collections.Counter) from the `collections` module, write a program to count word usage in the same text as above.  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 10 most common words and the count of each word used. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses a `Counter` to correctly count words in the text and returns correct words and their counts for the 10 most common words (4 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that processess the given data to create a dictionary that maps the ExaML run name (e.g. ExaML_info.T6 as the `key`) to the ExaML log-likelihood value (e.g. -82924194.67 as the `value`). Use this function or a function that calls this function to prettily print the run name followed by the log-likelihood value in two column format to the screen.  Also include a function that sorts the log-likelihood values and helps us determine which run name minimizes the negative log likelihood value (e.g. the run name having the LL value closest to zero). Also output the name of this "best" run to the screen.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program prints run name/LL in two column format and correctly sorts and reports the "best" ML result (4 pts.)


Remember that in array[a..b] the upper bound is not inclusive.
When len was 0 it caused crashes.


@imcaffrey 可以想象成论坛一样的东西


> So, if all your 10 channels are busy with the this.channelCheckoutTimeout > 0 you definitely end up with the:

The application that gets this error is a simple monitoring app that uses RabbitAdmin.getQueueProperties to monitor a dead letter queue every 15 minutes. I checked the logs, and none of the scheduler threads had been stuck/deadlocked. The "no available channels" error happened consistently (every 15 minutes) for a few hours before the app was restarted. So I don't think this can be the problem either.

The reason why we're using channelCheckoutTimeout & the max-size is to prevent all of our application threads to be blocked in case of resource alarms on the rabbit server (i.e. fail fast with "no available channels" instead of blocking). And we're just using the same configuration for the monitoring app.


I think we need to re-think the naming then. This double-barelled naming does not make sense and is a worrying precedent to set (How long until `atomic_openshift_openstack_wibble_foo`? Yes; I'm dramatising but this style of nam1_name2 is a new precedent in the tree).

If *Atomic Platform* uses OpenShift 3 then I think we call the plugin OpenShift3 (imagine if say Canonical brought out something based on OpenShift and called it Nuclear...).


I bet you this is responsible for the ghosts we're seeing in BC3 at times.


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Please fix your CRLF settings


Wouldn't we always have sent some data, though? To establish any subscriptions?

Seems like this needs to change to a promise so when open is done, the data is sent.


Yes, of course. It's less than ideal, but currently flecsi won't even compile with icc. I don't know how to fix it proper.


The `getClasspathFromUrl()` method will still convert the `URL` to a `File`; it will most likely skip the part where it needs to strip the path to the class itself.


`$newSetting` or `$category`?


@JdeH Merging it into the package allows the Python package manager (setuptools) to include the file within the installed distribution.  I.e. instead of attempting to get a file a directory *up* from the Python source file (which won't work when "setup.py install"ed) the file is now within the installed package and can be accessed as in:

```python
pkg_resources.resource_string('transcrypt', 'license_reference.txt')
```

This will load the file wherever and however it happens to have been installed.  It makes the script portable, as does the `pkg_resources` call to get the modules path.  Custom path injection is a hack.  In subsequent commits I will be moving the "org" and "com" modules directories to top-level Python namespace packages to allow multiple installed packages to cooperatively populate those namespaces, and avoid the hack.

I'm doing these changes for myself, since a bare checkout and execution of scripts directly is unacceptable.  I need my Python packages to be installable and usable under standard Python language assumptions.  These are general improvements to the code, since right now it's basically not Python, that I would encourage you to cherry pick the "good parts" from.  Being a relocatable, properly "pip install"-able package is generally advantageous, no?  If you don't pick up on any of my changes, it's no biggie to me.  :)


Yup, I noticed that when I started adding tests. It prompted me to fall down a rabbit hole trying to make these methods more readable/avoid unnecessary generated functions; I'll be pushing my progress to this branch later today.


1. 当数据源是xml文件时，读取简单类型数据时如果child tag中找不到,会再尝试 attr中找。


啊……我知道mailing list是干啥的……我只是不知道那个issue里设想的mailing list可以用来干啥……
期待吧


I mainly wanted to avoid having two different ways of converting a `URL` to a `File`.


Help text belongs in <p> tag. It is not a header.


If it is likely that nothing will depend on this service, then it is better to use Type=simple and then make sure that the daemon doesn't actually daemonize, just let it run in the foreground. That way, systemd does the daemonizing and you avoid needless double forks. Also, the pidfile is not needed.

If this daemon provides a service for other services (e.g. provides a socket for them to connect on), then Type=forking is OK. The correct way to write the daemon is to ensure that the socket is opened before the pidfile is written and double fork completes. Ultimately, socket activation would be better, but requires more work.


Why you didn't commented "sa", but commented "s"?
I need type "s" and "sa" for my custom uniforms in shader.


> `/home/tom`

Oh please… ;)


This line can be removed depending on outcome of the line above.


can you please add also the ppt version of the file?


LGTM


- `node_modules`에 있는 debug모듈을 불러와서 debug변수에 할당한다
- debug모듈 안에 `function debug(namespace) { ... }`가 있는데
  - `'mandalart:server'`를  파라미터로 넣어줌


1. 加入命名空间、模块化支持.


The init script had ${cmd} --pidfile ${PID_FILE}. Is it needed here too?


- http모듈을 불러와 http 변수에 넣는다


@JdeH So where the move of `transcript.py` to `__main__.py` allows you to execute the package via invoking Python as in `python -m transcrypt`, this change informs the standard package manager (setuptools) that the `__main__` function from that module is an executable command-line script.  During installation a stub executable Python script which imports that function and executes it is created in the BINDIR, generally $VIRTUALENV/bin or /usr/local/bin on UNIX.

Portable script entry points are a standard feature of the language.  Windows?  I do not know and can not test; I haven't used Windows in 15 years.


Yes, this would remove the need for Nose. I very much dislike depending on a moving target for tests. I intend to keep all test dependencies in the standard lib going forward. With Unittest2 merged into the standard lib, it is much easier to do now.

I'm trying to move away form tests being in Markdown files so that we can keep each test as a separate unit.. This allows us to do that. At the same time, some of the tests borrowed from markdown.pl and/or PHP should stay as is. In that case, we can use this: https://gist.github.com/waylan/ec8ddb2664e21782ec4f


@imcaffrey 应该可以交流编程，闲聊。


Yeah I agree :+1:


Good point. I'll fix that a little later.


done :+1:


If an image like 640x480 gets rescaled to 1280x960 but clipped to some odd size, then "sd / dd" (scale factor) might not be the same, since all clipped sizes are integers. That lead to ugly artifacts when upscaling & cropping images.


This commit is duplicate, I guess.


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I generally get lazier on openlibm, but I guess it is in wider use now.


+‼ this bot is made by : @Sazande_Sojer


The tail retraction was in a separate state before, but it doesn't need one due to the stopping limit switch being hard-wired into the Spark, so you can just run it in all the time while it's not in use (`stopShooter`) and still have it work nicely (eliminates the need for `BEGIN_SLURP`). As for detecting loadedness, maybe an extra limit switch could do it. The ramping up is covered with the parameter `boolean atSpeed`, which is as of right now just 250 ms past activation (I was told they get to speed rather quickly). At least right now, I don't think we're doing enough initialization before shooting to justify a whole new state.


Previous version:

Working in python2.7:
    Python 2.7.11 (default, Dec  6 2015, 15:43:46)
    [GCC 5.2.0] on linux2
    Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
    >>> import RAKE
    >>>

Not working under python3.5:
    Python 3.5.1 (default, Dec  7 2015, 12:58:09)
    [GCC 5.2.0] on linux
    Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
    >>> import RAKE
    Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
      File "/usr/lib/python3.5/site-packages/RAKE/__init__.py", line 1, in <module>
        from RAKE import Rake
    ImportError: cannot import name 'Rake'

PR version:
Working under python2.7:
    Python 2.7.11 (default, Dec  6 2015, 15:43:46)
    [GCC 5.2.0] on linux2
    Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
    >>> import RAKE
    >>>

Working under python3.5:
    Python 3.5.1 (default, Dec  7 2015, 12:58:09)
    [GCC 5.2.0] on linux
    Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
    >>> import RAKE
    >>>

Merged.


1. 简化一致化关键字，所有复数关键字都简化为单数(如groups简化为group),


See this fork, where this was done already: https://github.com/TheLQ/ircbot-plugin/
Probably just need to replace SNAPSHOT with the fixed version


Update & fonctionel


1. 允许是config的类型为多态类


Nope, wasn't aware of that. I've starred so I can take a proper look at it later. I'll also edit the README file to include a link to it.


[sifret-digit-recognicer (2).pdf](https://github.com/rosacobos/SIFRET/files/156999/sifret-digit-recognicer.2.pdf)


@bentezhniy На этой неделе украинский в прошивки не будем добавлять


hn


> Bear in mind that long-lived channels (listener container channels - one per concurrent consumer) count towards the total. The cache needs to be greater than the number of consumer threads being used.

I'm aware of that, so we're using two separate connection factories. One bounded factory for producers (max 10 channels, 2000ms checkoutTimeout), and one unbounded for consumers.

The use-case is basically to prevent (all) application threads from being blocked in case the rabbit server gets a resource-alarm (low disk or memory). The default behavior in those cases is to simply block producers forever AFAIK.


1. 合并case，const关键字为统一的const


I believe that was the default from what I read in the man page.
```
$ grep Core /etc/systemd/system.conf
#DumpCore=yes
```

But I can specify it here too and then I won't need to rely on the system defaults.


No further comments, OK from me.


@mbiarnes No changes for files https://github.com/droolsjbpm/kie-wb-distributions/tree/master/kie-drools-wb/kie-drools-wb-home-page-product/src/main/resources/org/kie/workbench/drools/client/resources/i18n (or kie-wb equivalent) makes me worry we've missed ```-Dproductized```....


Ah, in this case, the upstream is active? I didn't get that. OK.
My doubts above go for cases such as the Hungarian dictionary, which is practically locked in a legacy coffin, unless we open it to modifications as TEI.


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You don't check explicitly what you tell in the method name: either check mailboxId, or add a filter in the request.


### http.createServer([requestListener])
- [reference](https://nodejs.org/api/http.html#http_http_createserver_requestlistener)
- http.Server의 새 instance를 반환한다
- requestListener는 함수. 이건 자동으로 `'request'` event에 추가된다
  - 그러니까 `'request'` 이벤트가 발생하면 `app`이 전파받는다는 것


1. 支持xml格式的数据源.非常重要！


If an image like 640x480 gets rescaled to 1280x960 but clipped to some odd size, then "sd / dd" (scale factor) might not be the same, since all clipped sizes are integers. That lead to ugly artifacts when upscaling & cropping images.

Also, allocating xmapArray and ymapArray each time the image is drawn was a major source of all GC allocations, unnecessary GC pressure. Changed to using std.container.array instead.


ちなみに「useされている$modelがない場合」というのはコントローラーのpublic $uses = array();みたいな状況ってことで大丈夫ですか？


## Task 1

Write a program to count word usage in the given text.  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 10 most common words and the count of each word used. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.  You should use a *standard* dictionary as part of your function(s) to accomplish this task (see Task 2, where you'll use a slightly different type of dictionary).

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses a dictionary to correctly count words in the text and returns correct words and their counts for the 10 most common words (4 pts.)

## Task 2

Using [Counter](https://docs.python.org/2/library/collections.html#collections.Counter) from the `collections` module, write a program to count word usage in the same text as above.  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 10 most common words and the count of each word used. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses a `Counter` to correctly count words in the text and returns correct words and their counts for the 10 most common words (4 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that processess the given data to create a dictionary that maps the ExaML run name (e.g. ExaML_info.T6 as the `key`) to the ExaML log-likelihood value (e.g. -82924194.67 as the `value`). Use this function or a function that calls this function to prettily print the run name followed by the log-likelihood value in two column format to the screen.  Also include a function that sorts the log-likelihood values and helps us determine which run name minimizes the negative log likelihood value (e.g. the run name having the LL value closest to zero). Also output the name of this "best" run to the screen.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program prints run name/LL in two column format and correctly sorts and reports the "best" ML result (4 pts.)


Could you also, please, reorder those 2 fields ?


Yes, I was cribbing from some other service files here. They seem to just have the PIDFile set to be what the default is for the process. However, I suppose I could be more explicit by including it in /etc/sysconfig/xcp-rrdd and setting PIDFile=$PID_FILE and use --pidfile $PID_FILE in the ExecStart.


Any particular reason for using ApplicationContext?
Afaik in Android SharedPreferences is a singleton and doesn't matter what context you use to get it.


referencia #9, #10


1. 提供lne格式的数据导出.


Just noticed for the first time (also applies to xz): can this be made so that the dependency only exists when the compression method is really used?

Minor in the grand scheme of things, of course.


tests added :)


А зачем здесь return?


OK, this one was in the one generated by systemd-sysv-generator. I'll take that out.


I think after this change it takes a lot longer for a drive letter to become available (as in DirExists) than before. It took less than 250 msecs before, now it takes about 5000 msecs (in my admittedly slow VM).


If you'd like this to be merged upstream it should be added in the `buildcommon` script with an additional message saying default values were used but they can be changed using TIZEN_SDK and TIZEN_ABI.


```?>``` in Zeile #16 zu viel


Redundant empty line ?


referencia #12, #15, #17, #18, #19, #20, #21, #26, #27, #29 y #31


Many of these issues were handled in https://github.com/mrocklin/distributed/commit/e33b9e5dc7e9f649832836088f1f0a8cf0ef0908


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Sounds good to me.


maybe writing scripts to crawl them is a bit overkill... I would recommend
starting by just looking at the source code of few of the packages

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We shouldn't reach this, right? We only go to the whole block if if "dsk.vdi" or "dsk.vdi_xz" are in image_types.


You are welcome!


Cool! I didn't see this until now. I've made some cleanup and separated stuff out into ensime-node. I also added travis appveyor, but not very much integration tests yet.

I also have removed sbt entirely just now in favor of coursier.


- Να κλείνει το modal μετά από το add/update  και delete
- lab_id να γίνει select με τα lab του σχολείου


> I very much dislike depending on a moving target for tests. I intend to keep all test dependencies in the standard lib going forward. With Unittest2 merged into the standard lib, it is much easier to do now.

I hate to nitpick on a tangential issue, but I can't let this one go. The standard lib is not necessarily any less a moving target than a third party package. Case in point: nose *didn't* move and became outdated and broken; unittest *did* move and as such is now a decent test framework.

> I'm trying to move away form tests being in Markdown files so that we can keep each test as a separate unit.

+1


i got the same problem here too! :(


fixed everything you noted


This would allow people without a radio transmitter in their laptop to view the ETA.


> In order to install an updated version of a plugin, the correct procedure would be to disable it, copy the new version and enable that, correct?

The best place to put the update, in a perfect world, would be in structure().
Updating the plugin and running utility/update is an alternate correct procedure.
I decided to be extra careful and put the the code in the construct method because not everyones knows that you have to do those steps.
Also, the performance impact is more than negligible.

Ultimately if you don't see the point of being sure careful I don't mind moving the fix in structure.


n.b. 16 is an arbitrary choice which lets the tests run a reasonable time (just over 2 minutes). The maximum is 1016 which would cause the tests to take several hours.


Click -> Tap


Nice! Thanks allot


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Gents,

I know that part of the reason for providing a "ClickUnverified" command is to allow the user to perform a click and NOT run additional verification code (listeners) that can cause Selenium to fail when an Alert is present.

Could we check to see if it is possible to detect that an Alert has been raised in our normal Click code and automatically bypass the Click listening if an Alert is detected?  This would allow users to use the normal Click command and not be concerned about whether or not they should use an "unverified" command when an Alert is possible.

Carl Nagle


since some time, Guava's @VisibleForTesting is preferred for changing visibility to make the code testable. Please, change all usages


I get bad vibes from using the `init.d` way. This is more direct.
Actually, according to `man` the `-r /dev/hwrng` is the default and not actually needed.
I'll try out both and make up my mind (hopefully) this weekend.


Well there is a fallback. I thought about that too, but if we add that then we should better use an SQL update to set a default one… but I don't know if that's really necessary?


Right. Type=forking I think was the only thing that the systemd-sysv-generator could infer.

This process does provide a socket though that other processes use so I guess I'll leave it this way. I'll read on socket-activation if that's the preferred method.


Looks good to me.


classの外だから。。。ですか？

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## Task 1

Write a program to count word usage in the given text.  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 10 most common words and the count of each word used. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.  You should use a *standard* dictionary as part of your function(s) to accomplish this task (see Task 2, where you'll use a slightly different type of dictionary).

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses a dictionary to correctly count words in the text and returns correct words and their counts for the 10 most common words (4 pts.)

## Task 2

Using [Counter](https://docs.python.org/2/library/collections.html#collections.Counter) from the `collections` module, write a program to count word usage in the same text as above.  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 10 most common words and the count of each word used. As always, your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses a `Counter` to correctly count words in the text and returns correct words and their counts for the 10 most common words (4 pts.)

## Task 3

Write a program that processess the given data to create a dictionary that maps the ExaML run name (e.g. ExaML_info.T6 as the `key`) to the ExaML log-likelihood value (e.g. -82924194.67 as the `value`). Use this function or a function that calls this function to prettily print the run name followed by the log-likelihood value in two column format to the screen.  Also include a function that sorts the log-likelihood values and helps us determine which run name minimizes the negative log likelihood value (e.g. the run name having the LL value closest to zero). Also output the name of this "best" run to the screen.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program prints run name/LL in two column format and correctly sorts and reports the "best" ML result (4 pts.)


Hmm, @krischer can we leave the CONTRIBUTING where it was and put a link in the `.github` folder? I don't like hiding it in there, it's better under plain view.


Pombola might not be consistent about this, but generally I try to keep all the `{% load %}` usages grouped together at the top of the template.


So just to confirm, a negative edge index now means an initial state that doesn't have a back edge, and the index is derived from the vertex to keep them incomparable? That seems like it would work well. @buma I'm not sure if you're informed about Matt's changes to make R5 "edge-based" (bad term but that's what it's called). We can talk about it in the call today if we need to clarify.


The title says "o.e.s.core.common" -> "o.e.s.core.scheduler",
but you did "o.e.s.core.common" -> "o.e.s.core.scheduler.common"


OJ!!!
Zamiast tej funkcji należy użyć zdefiniowanej przeze mnie, innej! Nazywa się addPolygonPoint(double lat, double lng).
To, co zrobiłeś, jest ZDEPRECJONOWANE.


恭喜！


pls remove the version constraint


What do you think of handling the IntelliJ plugin scenario by expanding the range of things caught here to fallback more often (i.e. try harder)?  The downside is, unless we add logging, we won't know when/how often the protection domain approach fails, so we can improve it.  Maybe it's not a big deal?


I think you should also check if `key[4] != 7` (as it is done in other cases). If yes, we can remove `source` from the `order`.


don't use require-bundle, not even in tests


ah i overlooked you are copying data as is. Sorry


Here I had a S(20, 20) try with Knight only
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/54d7de5b0ebc59186e7c1cf0

I think S(0, x) is smart. If there are less pieces on the board, a loose piece is more easy to attack.
So maybe S(0.25) is the last thing to try.

See also...
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/fishcooking/vuoEKP2yOCE/gqi9m8qxAgAJ


What are ticks?


Does this need to be `if(IsAuthenticated)`?  If it wasn't, then the drop-down would show an anon user the repos which had anon-pull rights, which would go a little way towards #77


Sorry about letting this one through. I'll make sure to properly test before pull requesting in the future.


@Myoldmopar I am working on two unit tests that failed.  One of them is due to develop merge in, which is fixed, and another unit test is in heat recovery, which I am working on.


1. 调整了几个核心代码文件的名字和位置.
2. 修改了导出数据的格式.对于容器类数据,以size开头,而之前无size,以]]结尾。


Whoops.


Argh... didn't read carefully enough. The code is correct, yes.


If that's the default then don't change anything.


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That is not working, because references in models are done by the id and not the name.


ug, this is going to remove any branches that contain the word `trappy`, `bart` or `devlib`.  Since submodule update already happens in `init_env`, what's the point of `lisa-update`


Використання цього ментоду хороша практика на вадіній верстці.
На невалідному дереві, можуть бути проблеми.


"enum" лишее?


Interesting.

- How / why do we have the key_data already but not the type?
- Is the call only to get the type / the data can't change be empty?