## Task 1

Similar to your previous assignment, write a program to count word usage in Chapter 1 of The Origin of Species (you are free to use most/all of that your code to do similar tasks).  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 20 most common words and the count of each word used. Your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, it should be formatted correctly, and you should **use `argparse`** to get the name of the input and output files from the user.  You may use any type of dictionary object in your code.  You should print your Top 20 results to the screen using the `.format()` string method, and your results should be prettily spaced (again, using `.format()`) so that the column of words and word counts are justified left, like so:

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses `argparse` to get input and output files (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program uses any sort of dictionary to correctly count words in the text and returns the correct words and their counts for the 20 most common words (3 pts.)

## Task 2

Write a program that uses `argparse` to get the name of the tab-delimited file you created above from the user.  Read that file into your program, and determine count of all words that start with the letter "t" (or "T").  Using the `os.path` module, write these t-starting words to a new tab-delimited file that has the same name as the input file, but with "T-words" prepended to the input filename.  For example, if the input filename is "all-word-counts.txt", then your output file of t-words should be "T-words-all-word-counts.txt".  You can accomplish these filename manipulations using the `os.path` module. 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 `argparse` to get the input filename (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly writes the requested file containing words that start with "T" and the count of these words (3 pts.)

## Task 3

Getting the t-words is all good, but your boss wants you to output a separate file for words that start with all letters of the alphabet.  So, modify your program from Task 2 to output 26 files, the names of which should begin with the appropriate letter of the alphabet (e.g. `A-words-all-word-counts.txt`, `B-words-all-word-counts.txt`, `C-words-all-word-counts.txt`) and the contents of which should be those words that start with the corresponding letter and the counts of those words in Darwin's text.  Format each file, as above, in tab-delimited format. 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 `argparse` to get the input filename (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly writes the requested files, names according to letters of the alphabet, where each file contains words that start with the corresponding alphabet letter, and the coun


This class MUST NOT be moved - a lot of other code depends on it (outside of ESH).


Again, if the `indicator2 != 7` we probably should remove `source` from `order`


I believe this can be shortened to just:
```js
cell.attrs[pair[1]] = pair[3] || pair[2] || ""
```


RepoPermissions is not public - did you have it public when you were trying to get it to work with Unity?


The solution for this is `usermod -d /home/tom` :stuck_out_tongue:


то лишати його чи ні?


Ah , didn't see that. :/


this is anyhow an invalid package, isn't it? -> change it back


так


Это равнозначно `Console.WriteLine(sb);`


If an error occured, you must be in verbose mode to see it. Not sur it's a good idea ?


К сожалению нет. Метод называется NodeStatus и enum NodeStatus. Иначе компилятор не может разобраться.


This could be faster if it queries the name dictionary and *then* filtered by `DeclarationType`.


Haha you're totally right. So afraid of the tests I thought "I'll change the bear minimum".


Ni potrebe, sem najprej tu naredil `int`, potem pa se v `Gui.zacni_igro()`, pa potem nisem popravil. Tudi v `Igra.shrani_pozicijo()` je treba popravit index, saj `tuple(pozicija)` se vedno vsebuje `list`.


See https://github.com/OneBusAway/onebusaway-application-modules/wiki for
more information on setting up a OneBusAway server.
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useされるModelがないコントローラー・・
なんて十中八九ないはずですけどね。
public $use = array()
と宣言してあれば問題ないです。
コントローラーで public $useを宣言しない場合って意味でしたが、そんなことってありますかね？
規約的にも有るまじきことですかね？


sorry I about that ! :)


This whole class might not be needed at all, if this `_declarationsByName` dictionary went into the resolver itself.


Gross.  We gotta figure this import thing out


ah whoops — good point. in that case, you have two options:

the neurodata remote comes with its own python decorator called `@_check_token`, which might be useful. Or you can use `self.oo.ping("{}/info/".format(token_name))` to return boolean for success on loading that page.


Тогда можно переименовать метод в GetNodeStatus()


mmh... maybe we should move anything at all then?


This should fix the remaining format error and sets latency as an optional constructor argument.


Could you please capitalize/punctuate the message?


112259371_UnitHeaterHWCoilUASizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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underscore


This is the fix added in v2/resubmission of the patch: when no `UnitNumber` is defined, let the `AssignController` return -1.


yep - when trying to do so, i got  package conflict in the Eclipse IDE


Can you reorder fields ?


## 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.)


Nice :+1  Though I would say that, wouldn't I...

Another tidying I thought of in here was to change the (git,resources) tuple into a proper named class type, and then pass instances of that around - there are loads of methods which take (git, resources) arguments which could just take this one thing.  Let's say it's called 'GitTestInstance' for the sake of discussion (I haven't thought about the name)

Then I realised that after we'd done that, we could move all the useful helpers which are are the bottom of the test class at the moment into GitTestInstance, and out of the way of the actual unit tests.

I don't want to mess with your baby here


Believe it's meant to rely on a retry for the failed send, so a promise wouldn't be needed.


Fixed in 9b78904


`tp.typeSymbol == NoSymbol` should probably be simplified to `tp == NoPrefix`


Great idea, thank you!

One piece of feedback: could you please change the following code to avoid the `!=` operator:

```
if(s.popupClass != '') {
          $popup.addClass(s.popupClass);
        }
```

You could either use the `!==` operator, or remove the check entirely. (`$popup.addClass('');` doesn't do anything.)

Thanks so much for the contribution!


@Aaron1011

They make good points. See if you can add some defaults for this-this evening.


hu.... seems the automatic source refactoring in the IDE failed here (it did also a file search when moving)


In the future (when authorization is added), this should use account.id or account.emailAddress, whichever is represented by "username"


I actually meant Stochastic Gradient Descent. Oops!


Thanks :-)


See https://github.com/nitronick600/rippa/blob/rest-route-infra/cmd/rippa/resource/get_data_resource.go for an exmple of how to use golang variables with json representations


> 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

OK. Let's come back to your original question then:

>  the cached channels never seem to be properly evicted from the cache, and it ends up failing with "No available channels" if a max-limit is configured..

Maybe you are really observing the expected resources issue and that isn't the `CachingConnectionFactory` and its `checkoutPermits` problem.

We would like to fix something, but we need strongly to know what to fix and what is the problem from the simple perspective.

We need some test-case to reproduce locally and have something to dance from our perspective.
I'm sure that `(every 15 minutes) for a few hours` can be decreased to something stressful for more short period to utilize it as a unit test.

Otherwise it sound like the bottleneck of your application when some one else uses that "restricted" `CachingConnectionFactory` for longer period than you expect.


Personally I don't like to catch an exception and do another check.  I much prefer just return null and try the next method.

In this case, the securityException is a real exception that we should catch, the other "throw"s are our assumption -- we assume it can't be null, I'd prefer return null from those places.

Regardless in how to approach this, I don't think it's a big deal to distinguish how many times we can get the jar from protectionDomain and how many times we can't...  As long as we get it correctly, locatePackage() is a success..  :dancer:


Just looking over your commit into this fork, and I just have one comment... It appears that the attributes are meant to be placed into your running assembly, and thereby create a reference to this project and a dependency on it?

I would recommend a more hands-off approach that doesnt end up including this assembly within your final production runtime.


Maybe we should not move the scheduler stuff around if it would  break too many things?


Didn't have the time to complete it. Gonna create a pull request when being ready.


Appreciated. If you want to make a PR with your suggested changes I'd accept it. Otherwise I can do it myself.


@cnavrides see here


Can you, please, reorder ?


Do you have a timeframe?
We wanted to release beta34 today


Merged here.


Ok, I will go and re-write this into using `find_library` soon, this will also make it work with shared libraries.


Lines 199-201 are a disaster for developers. This needs to be either a distclean target or gated by  GIT_SUBMODULES_ARE_EVIL

See https://github.com/PX4/Firmware/commit/6d18b2162cdee3679bf3429a669121fe9d138b6c for some ideas

Finer granularity like PX4_PRESERVE_NUTTX and PX4_PRESERVE_UAVCAN would be welcome!


ок


Move this out of main


commit message should be modified to this one:
`configure: use PACKAGE_NAME instead of PACKAGE`


Gross.  We gotta figure this import thing out


reverted this, for now


1. 確保 # 符號出現在任一何行都可以被忽略。
2. 實際用來讀取 newcj.cin 時，發現有些 chardef 是用 tab 鍵隔開的，所以才加上safeSplit()。


Why? All the new stuff can go into core.scheduler nonetheless.


classの外だから、は理由ではないですね・・・風が吹けばさおやがもうかるみたいな論理になってます・・・


I should not have used `NewGif` for the new tag in the `Action` type in the Main module. Something like `GifUpdated` would have been better. Anyway, `Signal.send context () |> Task.map (always NoOp) |> Effects.task` results in an Effect that sends the `()` value to the mailbox identified by the `context` address passed from the parent. This is how the component notifies the parent of this new-gif-loaded event. Since there is only one kind of event of interest, `()` suffices. Elm's task/effect machinery requires that each Effect have a resulting local Action and so we use a new `NoOp` action here. That's often the case (IME) when sending a signal as an effect.


Can the license change between versions?


Has the above modification been tested? Has no regression been seen?


ship it


これだけではほぞんできないぞ、と言うのはたぶん教科書に酸っぱく書いてあったかと思います


Ok, I'll rename the plugin to `origin.py` to match the upstream project name: *OpenShift Origin* https://www.openshift.org/


renamed test and private method, excluding "inbox" term !


du machst immer die Umlaute kaputt...


フィールド変数名は小文字から始めるべきです


The database we have is 1170 if you need to make 35? It works well and so and so.


After those few fixes, it's ready to be :ship:


あと変数名は小文字で始めるべきです


Thanks, I didn't know the style guide existed. I've looked over the code multiple times looking for what I broke to no avail; Can you look at it?


I guess because we have an existing bundle core.scheduler with the same package? But this should not matter as it does not export it...


Yeah, my reasoning was that the kernel module doesn't "weigh" a lot so I had the following in mind:

In the installer always load the module and start `rngd`

In the target system:
1. Install the module by default (base + minimal + server)
2. Install `rng-tools` based on `hwrng_support` (default is 1 = install)
3. Same as 2. for adding the module to `/rootfs/etc/modules`

I could "re-set" `hwrng_support` when the user selects `base`. But what-if the user wants `base` **with** `hwrng_support=1` ?
I prefer to default always to "enabled" and make a note in the documentation that those wishing to use a `base` system should consider whether they want to go with the default HWRNG or re-set it by themselves in the `installer-config.txt'


Hahaha i totally forgot about the default visibility... I'll try it out tomorrow. Although a link i found said i need to use the dependencyresolver when adding to globalfilters.filters.add but the dependencyresolver was always returning null. So i have up on that.


@jlongever , according to
https://github.com/RackHD/on-core/blob/master/lib/services/configuration.js#L41
https://github.com/RackHD/on-core/blob/master/lib/common/constants.js#L44
Shall we just try `/opt/monorail/` ? also, maybe confirm the env variable `MONORAIL_CONFIG` is empty ?


getKeyName() 及 getCharDef() 在 key 未定義時，會跳exception，所以加上這兩個事前檢查的 function 。


Watch the spacing between functions. There should be two spaces for example in task 1 between import operator and def counting() there should be two returns and not just one. Also, there should be a space on either side of an equals sign when defining variables. These problems are in all three tasks.

Its cool for me to look at your functions because you use some things I have never seen before and they inspire me to try new methods! Great job!

Also, this isn't a huge issue, but some of your functions are VERY long. It would actually be better to break them up into separate functions. For example one function to fix the string (remove punctuation, capitals, etc) and then another function to make the dictionary, and then another to count the words, etc. This keeps things more contained and makes finding errors or moving things around easier.


It can change. You could also add a license agreement when one did not previously exist.


\o/


If you also want to catch the exception in case the request fails, you maybe want to use a generic `except`.


hier auch die umlaute...^^


ship it


json.net can deserialize null to nothing, but the system Json serializer can not
So add a statement manual to deal with this problem


Nexus, the merge master!


If it is not then it would show up in the login page too.
I'd much rather leave it hidden and only take care of the anonymous case when we really tackle it.


GAHH dang it. I accidentally looked at who I was supposed to review for Assignment 11..not this assignment. So I guess you get a free code review from me. Sorry!!! So silly.


> the other "throw"s are our assumption -- we assume it can't be null, I'd prefer return null from those places.

You're right, I assumed the `SecurityException` was the only failure mode for this approach.  I'll add a test for that particular scenario and move the catch back inside that method.


Hi, I looked at this today. Please pull and/or take a look at my today's commits.


Yes, thanks.


## 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.)


Fair enough, good point.  And we'd probably want to hide it if it was empty, so that it didn't show up on the login page for people who didn't have anon repos.


Can you please reorder the fields in `return` and also on line 17: https://github.com/SamiHiltunen/dojson/commit/d2487d9bee587c2bda4ad1fee59db49d7abee112#diff-e9be7f5f3114e6cbbffa72f3e02edc0fR17 (`[103_][10_]` -> `[_013][_01]`)


> Maybe you are really observing the expected resources issue and that isn't the CachingConnectionFactory and its checkoutPermits problem.

None of the other applications complained in this same period, and the problem was resolved by restarting the application. So this can't have been a case of rabbit resource alarms.

> Otherwise it sounds like the bottleneck of your application when some one else uses that "restricted" CachingConnectionFactory for longer period than you expect.

No one else is using it in this simple monitoring app, and no scheduler threads were blocked. I.e. all the `RabbitTemplate.execute(ChannelCallback)` invocations had returned.

I'm still working on reproducing this locally using a test.


```swift
if let item = NSUserDefaults.standardUserDefaults().objectForKey("diary") {
    Item = item as! [String]
}
```

の方が良くないですか？


I won't say upstream is alive... just googled for the current URL, which I think might be http://ltrc.iiit.ac.in/onlineServices/Dictionaries/Shabdanjali/dict-README.html

In any case, it would be good to work closer with upstreams... and forward corrections to them... then later import a fixed version... I have this linux distro mechanism in my mind...


Enfin ! bravo !


pff closes #16712


According to 3htm\f\readtextfile.f , jQuery is needed.


Libraries should not have mutable state, we can't be responsible for Mocha's past mistakes, we can only correct them. I think that makes this a documentation issue then. I'm aiming to post out a blog along these lines soon myself.


von meiner Seite alles o.k - lediglich die Vorgaben ```thumbnailHeight``` und ```thumbnailWidth``` würde ich hier auf gleiche Größe setzen, da die Icons dann auch Quadratisch sind - als Kompromiss: 75x75

dann kann die Sache auch (heute) mit gemergt werden


@nk0leg, why you moved `)` to the end of the last item here and in the #L112?


This marked a change where image and book cover were allowed to coexist.


**baos.size() != 0** bence bunu kontrol etmeyelim


minor thing: braces not needed


I did my tests with the `init.d` way, but when the more direct way also works, that's fine with me.


space after "if" (sorry :))


Does it make sense to set mFontSize to zero here and then only update it in setTheme() if it is still zero?


Do you have a use case for a depth of more than five domain labels? It's limited so that a client request can't trigger too much work for the router, but we could probably bump it up a bit.


@sophokles73 Added support for `HONO_IN_ONLY` header. Using it, we can preserve a behavior of your telemetry example, while keeping an adapter generic, so it can be used for non-telemetry request-reply cases as well (which is important for Red Hat). I guess this brings the best of two worlds.

Keep in mind I map HTTP URI to AMQP path - I hope you are OK with this approach. So you need to send a message to `/telemetry` HTTP URI to have it sent to `/telemetry` channel. This is required to have a adapter generic for the wider scope of usages.


Fine with me. Please merge.
P.


This is a bad change, a step back to where it was. This code needs to execute as a task, and using method `batch` inside the task, or you will risk running out of connections, as each of the requests will try to allocate a connection. Why did you reverse the PR I provided?


I do not fully remember but it did not let me create the package. I need to revisit


Thanks a lot!


@sophokles73 What do you think about this approach?


мы перевели **ешл** официальную документацию


添加注释看看会怎么样


Wouldn't we have the exact same issue here?


We don't need PTHREAD_MUTEX_RECURSIVE, do we ? I think we can just skip setting an attribute on the mutex in !DEBUG.


@danielstuart14 didn't doing this cause an issue at one point?


oh but @colinrford i did look at it :wink:


Y the newline?


why do you create a PIDFILE if you then do `killall ipython`?  By killing all ipython you kill more than just the server, you kill every single ipython command that the user was running (ipython shells, commands running ipython,...).

Why don't you do this instead:

    kill $(<$PIDFILE)


What language is this? Sorry.


Borrowed from BoolSetting:

https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-ios/blob/master/Client/Frontend/Settings/SettingsTableViewController.swift#L132

I can probably clean this up and remove this since we're not using a status label for this cell.


You used collections.Counter on task 1 and I think we were not supposed to
Task 2 seems to work right but I am not sure if the words you got are the correct ones
I got some errors on task 3 and when I eventually got the code running I found the output confusing and couldn't distinguish the best run


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1574 of 1574 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Wrong import.


Good timing - just realized that myself 60 seconds ago after getting a private Docker build going:
```
10:35 $ docker exec -ti foo sh
open /proc/self/oom_score_adj: permission denied
```


Be mindful of indenting and formatting


112259371_UnitHeaterHWCoilUASizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1014 of 1015 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Why does this revert the behavior referenced in issue #328?


Because comparing data that is already loaded into a CPU register is faster than using the memory accessing "bt [addr], reg" instruction.


You may want to consider making address an embedded document (or reference to another collection) with separated properties. Working with addresses as strings requires extra parsing and combining.


It's independent. External storage for Proxy really just means to move the squid cache to an extra volume. Obviously it makes sense to set it up before using the Proxy instance, but you could actually even do it later. I can clarify that if you feel the need for it.


The GUI distributed with 2.3.x had this feature to connect to the service pipe for quite some time now. As the interactive service is not there in 2.3, this attempts fails and the GUI proceeds to directly start openvpn instead. This behavior is not changed. The patch only adds a condition that do not even attempt the namedpipe connection if running as admin. Otherwise it will try it and fail if nothing is listening there.

We may not want to completely remove the namedpipe connection attempt as it has been there for a long time (since Jan 2012). I suspect there are some users who use this undocumented behaviour to connect to the interactive service after some registry-tweaking for log file location etc..

In fact, the privilege escalation vulnerability through impersonation is more serious when the interactive service is not running (ie. for a majority of 2.3 users) -- a rogue program with limited rights can open the namedpipe with the same name as the service would use and listen on it. An unsuspecting GUI connects to it and the rogue process gains GUI's rights (which could be admin) through impersonation. Microsoft closed this loophole in vista+ but, as far as I know, XP is still vulnerable.

I realize the commit message title is probably confusing for 2.3. We can reword it if necessary.


This return will not prevent the rest of the hook function from running.


Yes, I'd used that before and been greedy here ;)
Gone back to just importing what I needed in the later commit :+1:


you should actually test that the server is actually running.  Maybe something like (untested):

    if [ -f "$PIDFILE" ] && pgrep -F $PIDFILE >/dev/null ; then


## 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.)


You're right, wrong copy / paste...


Good opportunity to use `.map` instead of `.forEach`


what is that?


Yeah, it still need to check if there's a subspace radio, same as with the other radio check


At last, it's alive! HW accelerated blitting finally works in Qt. Just need to work on properly resizing the screen under certain conditions.


It will also work from the root folder. The `.github` folder just serves to declutter the root folder and collects all github specific files.


Bidirectional relationship between products and reviews -- what are the implications here?


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Task 1: You were not supposed to use the Counter function in task 1. Additionally you have a function called invert_dict(), but you never actually call that function anywhere as far as I can see. So I'm not sure what its doing there. Lastly, the counts of your words are incorrect. Several of them are missing at least 1 and some that should be on the list are not there.

Your program returns this count: [('the', 15), ('it', 10), ('will', 10), ('very', 7), ('and', 7), ('burn', 7), ('a', 7), ('heavier', 6), ('that', 6), ('is', 5)].....but the actual answer should be: ('the', 16), ('it', 10), ('will', 10),         ('very', 7), ('and', 7), ('burn', 7), ('that', 7), ('a', 7), ('air', 6), ('heavier', 6). So I would double check your work to see what happened. Its likely because of how you split your string.

Task 2: Works correctly, but again the counts of words are incorrect.

Task 3: Not working. I get errors when it runs. I'm not exactly sure what you were doing because some of those functions are new to me, but I'm think based on the error thats its the .remove('likelihood....') statement that is causing the error...though there could be other errors I'm not seeing as well.

Overall, watch your spacing. There should be two blank lines between functions and there should be a space on each side of the equal sign when defining variables.


Well, I think the problem is the packer build copies the config.json to opt/monorail which is relative to home not root. RackHD config services checks /opt/monorail.   Jenkin's is using rackhd vagrant box version 0.9,  it's at 0.11.  This might have already been fixed to put the config in /opt/monorail.


ret.setTextTemplate(jsonObject.optString("text-template", "SUITABLE")); zaten bunu yapıyor


Bahasa Indonesia Language


Why? What if the `start_path` lies in a directory way back called `folder (1)`? Something like `/home/user/folder (1)/f2/f3/.../code/.coafile`


@micha137 would you be willing to contact them?

I do agree with your strategy, I just didn't have time yet to look through those
dictionaries which need a re-import.


Shouldn't the condition here be just ">" ?


Hey,
I don't think this is a typo. With the S everything works, without it does not...
https://github.com/ressio/lazy-load-xt/issues/73


This change should be rejected


WOW THIS IS AWESOME
Gratz! :+1:


![Uploading QQ图片20151009201821.jpg…]()


Needed due to some cert issue with twilio api system

When attempting to send a message using SSL and Services_Twilio_HttpStream. I triggered an "Unable to connect to service" Services_Twilio_HttpStreamException. The underlying cause of this exception was the following error: file_get_contents(): Failed to enable crypto in Twilio/Twilio/HttpStream.php on line 67


Sorry I can't see the difference between the responses, except the ordering. Is your example headers though, looks like JSON data? The call to corsHeaders is needed for all responses since if called from a browser the crossorigin check will fail if these headers are not present.


## 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)


Your task2 is not correctly counting. I believe it because the way you are cleaning up the data. I had similar issues. For some reason the clean is not working right and miss counting. Task3 is suffereing from a similar issue in that when its being split and put back together (Key, value) they are not being organized right from top to bottom. It is giving you the right value but now the right key. T9 should be connected to the value -82924194.73 not -82924194.71


|`line 4`|
|---|
out of the diff


I think this is fine. The URI path will probably need to change but that will be no problem using your design since it is provided by the client anyways.

I have been working on an `AmqpClient` all day that is built using *vertx-proton* (which I really like :-)) and that can be used to *drain* upstream telemetry data from a dedicated router (to which e.g. the REST adapter can forward data PUT by devices) and then buffered to the underlying messaging infrastructure.
This should fit pretty well together ... I will push my code to a separate branch so that you can take a look.


Not 100% sure about this


I move `)` because in this case it is inconvenient when `)` on the next line. Easily add the final space in the line with the file name, if we add a new file to the list.


Was a reason given for this commit?


Seems legit.


Everything has seemed to work fine. As you can see this code is nearly identical to what Scintilla does [internally](https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/blob/35adb1910ba98897ad3a935fa7d712a986289bd3/scintilla/src/Editor.cxx#L5126) instead of passing the notification. There were a few other empty cases so I just left it empty, but I can certainly remove it and update the PR


The current commit is not working for me, I get an "undefined" error at line 17.  If you re-declare Dropzone here I think you will overwrite the dropzone library. I tried removing line 16 and the problem is solved.
I can't make a pull request from this terminal, I hope this comment is enough.


That happens when the map is loaded, and that code should even run when loading a gamestate.


No need to wrap `err` in a `new Error` -- it already is one.


Is there some mechanism that prevents run-away recursion?
I get this error:

```
2016-03-03T09:43:58 INFO extdirect Direct request failed: maximum recursion depth exceeded while calling a Python object: DeviceRouter.getGraphDefs [{'uid': '/zport/dmd/Devices/Server/SSH/Linux/devices/zenpackers.zenoss.loc/volumeGroups/vg-data/logicalVolumes/lv-data_centos64_minimal', 'drange': 129600}]
RuntimeError: maximum recursion depth exceeded while calling a Python object
```


OK, so this is just formalizing an existing situation?  Hmm, maybe I need to add a cutout in the protocol for this kind of thing


Ok, or can I move this header to mac.h and call it pg_mac ?
I don't like pg_mac_table_full, because it is a too_long_name.


This is the only exception to our rules, when we separate internal implementation of a function from its public entry point. Then we allow names like someFunctionName_impl(). There is one more exception for the Action names in the web application. But those are exceptions. They do not supersede the rules.


Ben made this commit.


Next steps:

    - [ ] Convert to `Moo`
    - [ ] Move all endpoints for the `Builtin` system to `Builtin.pm`
    - [ ] Remove the `_tt` and `.tt` from attribute names and template filenames respectively.
    - [ ] Convert `Class::Load` to `Module::Runtime`.
    - [ ] Have `Builtin.pm` load `Builtin::Endpoints`.
    - [ ] `new_captcha_code()` call will break because the Captcha isn't loaded.
    - [ ] Template attributes should have `_template` postfix to be template agnostic.
    - [ ] Rebase from `master` once #20 is merged.

Otherwise, great! :+1:


Thanks. Did these work before?


In this situation, isset() is likely preferable to array_key_exists() because we don't want null to be a valid value.


Should 50 be a static final variable with a good name?


<dir>

huhu

</dir>


скобка


Again, isset() is probably cleaner.


Remove file extension.


No need to supply `.status` -- defaults to 200


No problem, you had indicated 'need testing' :)


More info on it?


Не многовато две секунды?


Check if `request->uri_for` could work for it. It's available in the template under `request` too.


Does this (`typeof variable`) make no sense, or do I not understand JavaScript?


Will you be releasing 0.18? :)


It could. I was just following the pattern from the other records that we're already parsing from the file.


Ok why not


I'm unsure if makes better anything.


You could try to use inline templates for content string concatenation. Or for example for the h1 - h6 tags. Take for example the 'a' tag with inline template:
```
    $items['a'] = array(
      'title' => $this->t('Link'),
      'content' => [
        '#type' => 'inline_template',
        '#template' => '{{ pre }} {{ link }} {{ post }}.',
        '#context' => [
          'pre' => $this->generator->words(3, 'ucfirst'),
          'link' => $this->buildLink($this->generator->words(3), '/node'),
          'post' => $this->generator->words(4),
        ],
      ],
    );
```


There is lack of symmetry in the messages when one ask for a particular number using -top or -propVar....
Effectively when -top is larger than the number of components in the PCA then the user is asking for all the components in the PCA. So I would treat it like that and always show a messages as it done with -propVar.

So I would expect that  X ? Y : Z conditional to disappear. Perhaps the best is to cap ```numComponents``` by the total number of components in the PCA earlier:

```
final int numComponentRequested = (int) Math.min(numComponent, pca.numCoponents()); // not sure pca.numComponents is the actual method name though :P
```
and the use ```numComponetsRequested``` afterwards.


Yup!   Probably today!


Awesome!

BTW I would also like to introduce `HttpRequestMapping` implementation using vertx-proton to convert incoming binary payload into AMQP literals, like maps or lists. Now we send that binary body data as a "bag of binaries" while AMQP API can be defined in a more fine-grained manner. We should also support that.


Why is a new IPNetwork being instantiated here? It's not free, because it's based on persistence.Persistent.


usersテーブルのカラムこれだけじゃないと思うからもうちょっと考えてみよう


Removed DBSV placeholder dataId and id fields, as they were replaced by isPlaceholder and isHeader properties. Setting the dataId and id fields caused famous-flex to not show it anymore.


112259371_UnitHeaterHWCoilUASizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2121 of 2123 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

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Actually perhaps you should swap ```numCompoents``` with ```numComponentsRequested```.


+1 LGTM


> I'll add a test for that particular scenario and move the catch back inside that method.

Handled with 21985b162d645dfb7074c05094d34da1eae1a5f4 and 80bc2879fd9808de025b1d4449eb0392fee579e1, respectively.


`Promise.all` taking a second argument? What is happening here?


"wants" => "want"


You shouldn't need to re-list this here. Any iterable should do, including a generator. I imagine this could be large, is all, so no need to allocate memory for a list without purpose (unless there is a purpose, of course).


Не лишний импорт?


yup, it work. i can send you some screetshots if you need.


self_introductionもいいけど今回はprofileのほうがわかりやすいかな！


R+


Second time seeing this logic almost verbatim.


If ipaddresses() doesn't return a generator, try to use the method on relationships that does. I forget what it is, but especially in this tree using generators where possible is important, or the zope and zenhub processes will start eating memory and never give it back.


Почему watchdog? Слишком суровое название)
m_deferredCountryUpdateTask ?


Watch for spaces between functions.
On task 2 you are printing the text on every other line.
On task 3 you are returning a list of even numbers, and not odd numbers


Thanks.


wouldn't it be better to test for `Capybara::DSL` in the ancestors tree? for example, i am using minitest-capybara which uses classes not at all inheriting from `ActionDistpatch::IntegrationTest`.

from what i can see, `Capybara::DSL` would be the most common denominator in the context of minitest-driven integration tests.

```
["redirect after login Feature Test",
 "Capybara::Rails::TestCase",
 "Minitest::Metadata",
 "Capybara::Assertions",
 "Capybara::DSL",
 "ActiveSupport::TestCase",
 "Warden::Test::Helpers",
 "Minitest::Rails::ConstantLookup",
 "Minitest::Spec::DSL::InstanceMethods",
 "ActiveSupport::Testing::TimeHelpers",
 "ActiveSupport::Testing::Deprecation",
 "ActiveSupport::Testing::Assertions",
 "ActiveSupport::Callbacks",
 "ActiveSupport::Testing::SetupAndTeardown",
 "ActiveSupport::Testing::TaggedLogging",
 "Minitest::Test",
 "WebMock::API",
 "Minitest::Guard",
 "Minitest::Test::LifecycleHooks",
 "Minitest::Assertions",
 "Minitest::Runnable",
 "Object",
 "Minitest::Rails::Expectations",
 "Minitest::Expectations",
 "ActiveSupport::Dependencies::Loadable",
 "PP::ObjectMixin",
 "JSON::Ext::Generator::GeneratorMethods::Object",
 "Kernel",
 "BasicObject"]
```


Better to construct a new Error and attach properties to that.


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"This function gives a chance to plugins to add functions" => "This function gives plugins a chance to add functions"


I'd rather have one log line per parameter as supposed to combine both in one line.


More consistency in formatting and indenting is important.


Are you comparing mongoIds here? You can use mongoId.equals


Don't bother about indicating that is the "minimum of these".


zmp -> zmq


`if net_key in self.cache`. I think has_key is deprecated or something?


I am able to successfully build ice/cpp. However, when trying to build ice/python I get the following error:
Cannot open include file: 'Python.h': No such file or directory. I installed python 3.5 and the variable 'PythonHome' is properly set. I am trying to compile with VS2015. Any idea how to solve this issue? Thanks


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lol bad Lee!


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#Z72RzpR5Swaw_JzW-Oa1pA


hie there I am trying to build a Lora node to node communication using two mini arduinos and twoFM LORA TRANSCEIVER MODULE, PRE SET TO 868MHZ which has an SX1272 Chip, im having sme errors on my arduino, its not compiling instead im getting these errors...
\\  Build options changed, rebuilding all
C:\Users\x00097124\Documents\Arduino\libraries\arduino-lmic-master\src\hal\hal.cpp: In function 'u4_t hal_ticks()':
C:\Users\x00097124\Documents\Arduino\libraries\arduino-lmic-master\src\hal\hal.cpp:154:115: error: 'static_assert' was not declared in this scope
     static_assert(US_PER_OSTICK_EXPONENT > 0 && US_PER_OSTICK_EXPONENT < 8, "Invalid US_PER_OSTICK_EXPONENT value");
                                                                                ^
Error compiling. //
what could be my problem, please help...


Ah, der var den. Søgte men fandt ikke.


Text


!allOnDisk - лишняя проверка


* looks at @kevbite *


self_introductionもいいけど今回はprofileのほうがわかりやすいかな！


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I advised he should use a convention.... I didn't name the convention, If i did it would be spelled wrong


## 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.)


Otherwise if the mwm...


This `.toString` isn't necessary for two reasons 1) since it is a component in a URL, it already is just a string and 2) if it was an `ObjectId`, `findById` would be able to work with it anyway.


My understanding so far was that we should try to treat the payload *as is*, i.e. simply regard it as a byte array so that we do not get dependent on any particular structure or semantics of the payload.

Headers (or AMQP properties) are a different thing, though. They should simply contain meta-information and we can define their semantics as part of Hono's API.


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hmm, right.
I've probably didn't want to make drastic changes last time I've worked on this.


Sowas gehört in die README.md mein Freund ;-)


Use std::unique_ptr to manage objects like FILE *, cmph_config_t *, cmph_t * and automatically call the destructors.


I'll try to fold this into the localization branch, as it will need translating...


This isn't freed anywhere.


Пожалуйста, откорректируй константы STATUS_* в CountryItem.java.


Метод `inviteMember` возвращает обещание. Таким образом мы можем подписаться на него дальше по цепочке.

В любом случае, я немного переделал: https://github.com/andreychev/cloud-vault/commit/136f0a75beaef07d4fe6d0ae7c414df2ef4c4ecd


No error checking.  Consider CreateOrThrow.


https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0125.mediawiki#motivation

> In that implementation, replacement transactions did not have to pay additional fees, so there was no direct incentive for miners to include the replacement and no built-in rate limiting that prevented overuse of relay node bandwidth. Nakamoto removed replacement from Bitcoin version 0.3.12, leaving only the comment, "Disable replacement feature for now".


`crypto/ec/curve25519.c` also uses the wrong indentation, but it's probably not very important...


unique_ptr or scoped_fd


please fix
`throw new \InvalidArgumentException();`
to
`throw new \InvalidArgumentException($msg);`

And I will accept the pull request.

thank.


Seems like `ensureAdmin` should essentially also do the job of `ensureAuthenticated`.


write() can write less than you tell it to.  See the source code of WriteOrThrow (or just call it).


I think keeping track of these declarations by name is not in scope for the resolver. This class is IMO justified under SRP, soo...


Error handling, scoped_fd


missing $msg in \InvalidArguementExeception().


This seems strange.


Variable length keys in V2?


Avoid type/member name collisions.  Also FWIW we're going to use float in the future :-)


toString :/


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Smart. :eyeglasses:


Hm... Looks like i missed something like FOR ;) You're right.


@pedrito1414 these changes are all great. Can you apply them to the localization branch. we are trying to work on getting that merged in as a new major edit.


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This is what it looks like for me, and what I believe Colin was trying to fix. I don't know how many other people would be affected by this bug.

![2016-03-03-105946_1366x768_scrot](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8837384/13500152/42ec3e18-e12f-11e5-9107-8ac514c8ffb7.png)


Doh, must have had a cached copy when I tested this. Thanks for the comment. Will fix it right away.


out of diff


112259371_UnitHeaterHWCoilUASizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2159 of 2161 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

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Oh whoops. lol. :+1:


The code usually does not move unchanged; some parts of it needs to be rewritten. Which ones? I wish GitHub would show those parts. That's all what I meant.


Yes; I have plans to reindent the codebase more systematically.


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### Failed tests
```
Venue tests: Venue type: Should Not Add Venue if Cancel button pressed: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Venue type: Should Add Venue: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Venue type: Should Add an Venue and CONTINUE: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Venue type: Should Not Edit a Venue: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Venue type: Should Edit a Venue: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Venue type: Should Not Delete a Venue: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Venue type: Should Delete an Venue: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Conference place type: Should Not Add Conference place if Cancel button pressed: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Conference place type: Should Add Conference place: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Conference place type: Should Add an Conference place and CONTINUE: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Conference place type: Should Not Edit a Conference place: <no details avaliable>

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```


I've written it down rather cumbersome, but conditionally adding it to `/etc/modules` should be enough


## This is a markdown file


Error handling if e.g. this is a pipe.


@Vogel612 you're right. Even better, it should be injected into the resolver as a dependency, so that the dictionary doesn't need to get created once per parse tree!


When I was testing just one PE test file it was getting in a way. I'll move it back to the else branch then.


This could use `fetchFromGitHub`.


Looks good otherwise.


This doesn't conform to your usual style. Did you mean to do this?


Consider MapRead.  It will handle errors (by throwing) and is more cross-platform.


Two arguments. 1) Different people prefer different visual indentation; some like two spaces, some like four, etc. If everyone uses tabs, they can set their editors to whatever they like to see, but all code looks good everywhere. 2) if you're moving a block of code in (a very common operation), it's only one delete keystroke rather than two or four.


watch test video
https://youtu.be/ZFD9JRB9CXE


Effectively that looks good


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I would prefer a raw literal for a regular expression, especially with this many backslashes.


For this test (and several others like it) - we know that our server is returning an object that we expect, but how do we know that it's actually being saved in the database correctly?


Don't use gets.  Buffer overflow.  For testing purposes you can just use getline(std::cin, string).  For crazy efficient, see FilePiece.


element.getArchiveVersion may not be the actual version of the parent node (defined by the getDerivedFrom) and the node may not be found. This fix doesn't seems like the right way to fix the issue).


Overall, you need to watch your spacing and indents. There are a few places where you indented improperly and don't have correct spacing between functions and around equal signs.

Task 1: Your word counts are incorrect. Your output displays: The top ten words are: [('the', 16), ('it', 10), ('will', 10), ('very', 7), ('and', 7), ('burn', 7), ('a', 7), ('heavier', 6), ('that', 6), ('is', 5)]....but the correct answer is: ('the', 16), ('it', 10), ('will', 10), ('very', 7), ('and', 7), ('burn', 7), ('that', 7), ('a', 7), ('air', 6), ('heavier', 6). Somehow you missed a few counts on 'that', 'a' and 'air'.  Its likely a product of how you broke up your string.

Task 2: You have the same issue with counting words in this task as you did on the first task. Otherwise it works correctly and looks very neat and clear.

Task 3: Your output is not tab delimited in the way Brant requested. You needed to add a \t in the print statement to make it come out properly I think, but otherwise works correctly and gives the correct output.

Sorry that I have to leave the boxes unchecked even though the errors are small!


No error handling.


I think it is too difficult in the General case, to do it properly.


out of diff 100


@pedrito1414 can you apply this change to the localization branch


To match the objc.d declaration.  I assume it must have something to do with init in D?  I just noticed that @JohanEngelen had to make similar changes in other classes to make .d and .h files agree.  Do you know if we should upstream these?


Just as a future FYI, I don't align `=` in my projects :)


Both of the product find queries could be done in parallel with a `Promise.all`.


I don't know if it' relevant or not, but `/assets` is missing the closing slash.
`location ~ (/assets/|/favicon.ico|/robots.txt) {`


All the `CheckOrders` from here til line 92 seem wrong (in principle they should always match the `#` in `rxv#`).


I just noticed that you even moved the stuff to the core.scheduler bundle, that was not the idea, see https://github.com/eclipse/smarthome/pull/959#issuecomment-180375014:
"putting the code in the .core bundle - but then it should be in the package .core.scheduler "


`createProduct` seems like it should happen in a `beforeEach`.


Where'd this example go?


@RDelorier thanks for finishing this up! We'll need to add to it so it has an unverified number, and then we ensure that it *doesn't* get the SMS. I can do that or you, just let me know!


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Both of these tests don't seem to be valuable.


@nk0leg, 511 -> sizeof(errmsg) - 1


Thanks, good point


I kind of know what I was thinking there. And yet... \*sigh\*


一つのprojectに複数のimagesがあるからproject_imagesのほうが適切かな！


Simply testing the response type is skin-deep. These tests could pass, but that doesn't tell us much about how these requests are changing the data.


@nk0leg, seems count is const


Isn't it dangerous to assume that the numerator is unity (1)?  The whole point of the fraction template is that you aren't limited to only a denominator.


Borderline unreadable because of formatting, be careful!


@ironfroggy Good point. I have updated the code to add consideration of timezone which should take care of daylight savings. Let me know if it looks good now.


このuserとprojectsはuser_idとporject_idのことかな？


It's understandable. But such a literal must exist to use it. It really exist? What do you know about this? Does raw literal can change meaning of escape character?


@mattstauffer I think the test covers that, there are two friends, one verified and one not, then asserting that "text" is only called once from the verified friend, removing the scope call in the job will return both numbers and cause the test to fail.


out of the diff 74


how about `raise(SIGTRAP)` instead ?


So, since we just replace the comment now, instead of setting individual fields, I guess we don't even need updater to be a function, it can just take the comment directly. That's even simpler.


Good to have sample text.  Can this be made into a Boost test?  http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_56_0/libs/test/doc/html/utf/user-guide.html I've got a few examples in *_test.cc.


@RDelorier you are so right. :+1:


Correct. For some reason I didn't manage to code it right the first time :D thank you :)


https://travis-ci.org/HaxeFoundation/haxe.org/builds/113435319 failed with `Please enter a commit message to explain why this merge is necessary`

I don't see why that would require a merge.


## 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.)


test


usersテーブルにhas_many projects
projectsテーブルにhas_many projects_imagesを定義してるから
user has_many projects_imagesは定義する必要はないかな！


Can you please add a test if the block that you will be teleported to is safe to travel?


Using index to edit and delete things from the cart is much more complex and sometimes unreliable. Why not by `productId`?


I agree that it would be nice to retry temporary failures, however this exception handler cannot distinguish between temporary failures (eg, LSF cannot be contacted) from likely permanent failures (eg, LSF has been contacted, but does not recognize the LSF job id).  Though perhaps we don't expect the permanent kind of failures to happen often enough to worry about them.


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@RDelorier wanna PR that against my branch?

https://github.com/mattstauffer/pulledover/tree/only-notify-verified-friends

Thanks!


Hi Luc, as I mentioned on [the issue](https://github.com/alien4cloud/alien4cloud/issues/68), "I think a better resolution would be strip the version number before putting the key into the map in TopologyChecker, but I don't know what consequences that would have if there are multiple version of the same component". Would this resolve the issue? If not, could you suggest anything?


Can this be made into a class that owns a cmph and has a bool Query(const char *begin, const char *end, Value *&found) function?


okay good to go! :+1:


This: https://gist.github.com/jonashaag/f2947f44fa041a82cc47

It passes the test suite


noted, that auto-format in phpstorm is pure habit at this point, I'll update my settings for this


use  in  SwiftInputView


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That doesn't make much sense to me either.


これを定義してるってことはuser has_many commentsも定義する必要があるかな！


seems that we should put that into a constant rather than creating an array and sample it for each response (memory)


added show sql


Could you remove the .. please :)


Nice use of a header here.


Very cool, wecan remove FF from desktop-settings when this is finished.


this does not really test the per the response sample array you have. It actually is overly testing . do you mind fixing it?


line 63


Incredibly minor point, but a slightly more pythonic thing here would be `net_paths = self.cache.get(key, ()); for net_path in net_paths`, to avoid a level of nesting and a separate check.


For example: https://github.com/robv8r/resharper-annotations


I really don't like read/write regular expressions in c++ code because of these double escapes. I do it in another place and then copy here and add extra escapes then.


I'm not convinced this is necessary. Isn't it pretty straightforward to swap the byte order in the calling code if desired?


このアソシエーションはいらなそうちゃう？


I already told you that I did it on purpose. It should be ```=``` but not ```==``` Please run ```rspec``` to check if tests still working before you make Pull Request ok?


PolishCuisine and MexicanCuisine where classes used before i extended the Cuisine class. Now they where useless.


@YSRKEN これだとコードの意味が変わっていませんか？


Prefer stack allocation over heap allocation.


## 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.)


Don't know whether it is a typo or not but according to the source code https://github.com/rxaviers/cldrjs/blob/master/src/core.js#L95 the attribute value is called **minlanguageId** with lowercase 'l' letter.


@dezgeg There are no releases on github.


上の方で書いた理由と同じでいらんかな


In mobile-first there should be no mobile specific queries.


inline 463


What is the purpose of caching a pointer to a singleton?


@gemmaleigh using padding-left doesn't quite work – I don't think the extra whitespace when using the beta tag looks good.

We could use flexbox here, it's supported in most browsers, we'd just need a special case for IE<10.

What are your thoughts?


changed body bg to violet
added white color to the font


How do you preprocess?


What is this used for? Turning it off in track-changes? Doesn't a null spell-check-language already do that?


Preference is not a reliable source when designing a style.

Optimization of keystrokes is the wrong thing to be optimizing. You should instead focus on error avoidance. You spend much more time making, finding, and correcting errors than you spend typing.


I have seen some sample code that does this check:

		try {
			webdriver.switchTo().alert();
			return true;
		} catch (NoAlertPresentException e) {
			return false;
		}


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### Failed tests
```
Basic Feedback Message CRUD Actions: Should Delete feedback message: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Venue type: Should Not Add Venue if Cancel button pressed: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Venue type: Should Add Venue: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Venue type: Should Add an Venue and CONTINUE: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Venue type: Should Not Edit a Venue: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Venue type: Should Edit a Venue: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Venue type: Should Not Delete a Venue: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Venue type: Should Delete an Venue: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Conference place type: Should Not Add Conference place if Cancel button pressed: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Conference place type: Should Add Conference place: <no details avaliable>

Venue tests: Conference place type: Should Add an Conference place and CONTINUE: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 47 more failed tests, see build details
```


@Zrp200  This will not work and break tests suite. `@command_line` is a string taken from terminal, from user input like A4, and `first` method do not apply to string like this. It raise ```NoMethodError: undefined method `first```


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Hello,

When will you release the new version which include this fix ? (setEnabled)

Thank you !


@nk0leg, 20 -> sizeof(tmp_str). `tmp_str` is bad name. Add some meaningful name. E.g. `address`  or something better. `retval` -> `result`.


It's very easy to make some words **bold** and other words *italic* with Markdown. You can even [link to Google!](http://google.com)


This should probably be hash_key instead of hash_value since it's the hash of the key.


I got error on:
`ViewGroup homeView = (ViewGroup)rtlizer.findViewByClass("HomeView", actionBarView);`
And I compile completely with:
`ViewGroup homeView = (ViewGroup)rtlizer.getHomeView();` BUT it won't be RTL

How to fix it?


I don't think they are at Gr8Conf anymore. :)


@nk0leg, 40 -> sizeof(data)


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This can just be Saga Convention


Does this get freed?  Is it consumed by cmph_config_new?


Should take a HttpHeader rather than a Task specific item


doesn't need to be `IVersionSaga`   can just be `ISaga`


QComboBox::adItems() would do the same without a loop.


the scope.spellCheckLanguage property is undefined when the link function is called, and gets its value later.
I provided an explicit value of  'true' to avoid the delay of Angular having to set the value later.


There is technically no reason to use an OOBTree here, since NetworkCache isn't persistent. Is is meant to be persistent? If so, NetworkCache should be based on OFS.SimpleObject instead of object (I think? Check ZenModelRM's base class hierarchy). If NetworkCache isn't meant to be persistent, you might save a little time using a basic dictionary for the cache itself (or it might make no difference, not sure of the overhead of a persistent object vs. a dict; might be negligible in this case).


This is a method


User input might be better like this, will merge this.
The function part is good, but should be split up into a user_input function as well. Also need to add a http://stackoverflow.com/questions/419163/what-does-if-name-main-do to allow for importing and using in another file, I'll do this.


Task 2 does not give the correct number of words. My program did the same thing...


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https://twitter.com/YSRKEN/status/705427123729641472
>@yumetodo 情報元では「0.9691がキャップ」とだけ書かれていましたわ。一般に艦これでのキャップ＝「キャップ値をAとした際、NをA+√(N-A)にする」といった認識なのですが、少し上の砲撃戦命中率のように、キャップ＝「単なる上限」という解釈でも間違ってはいませんので……


FWIW, that is now available in mainline ReText too: retext-project@640748078a41.


Would we be able to add initializer requirements?  Associated type requirements?  Worth adding tests for these?


I think you might have missed Env.io


Not being used yet?


You should be able to use net_obj.getPrimaryUrlPath() instead. I think it's exactly the same thing.


The creation of the 'common' output hash function was a WONDERFUL thing, and should have been done from the start!!!

Now we have 4 output types.

1. normal,   legacy, hash a user_id:hash:uid:gid:password:0: layout
2. raw,        just the hash (unless there is a required user name)
3. user, user_id:hash   (user_id is usally something like u_linenum)
4. vector,  like JtR test array values.

Good stuff!!


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Unable to register there .. does it still work ?


@YSRKEN まあ計算式は良うわからんのでお任せしますが、バグの温床になりかねないので、main関数側でも対処しておきます


Should remove all Task related stuff


Ich habe das mal versucht, schaffe es aber nicht das sinnvoll hinzubekommen (wegen Arbitrary). Der TemplateHaskell-Deriver kommt aktuell aber auch nicht mit anderen Kinds als `*` aus.

Aber wie muss die Deklaration denn aussehen? So klappt das ja definitiv nicht:

```haskell
instance (LargeHashable a, LargeHashable t) => LargeHashable (BlaFoo a t)
```

Aber so etwas wie `LargeHashable (t a) =>` klappt auch nicht …


It can/should be used regardless of having releases in GitHub (it's just a faster and less bandwidth-intensive GitHub specific way of downloading contents of any commit as a tarball instead of using git to fetch it).


IF you choose not to use an OOBTree, consider implementing self.cache as a defaultdict(set) instead. Saves some extra code like this.


>Not being used yet?
See comment on pull request ...
For now if you want to use the asynch version, edit following lines to use PersonServiceAsync
src/main/java/com/example/demo/person/PersonController.java
41:    private PersonService personService;
src/test/java/com/example/demo/person/PersonControllerTestDocumentation.java
61:    private PersonService personService;


Nice, thanks @ckamm :+1:


Would this not be better as an Inner class?


So you won't teleport into lava?


Thanks; pushed.


Great! Will add this. I don't really like the two equal if statements though, this should be fixed: you could make a function 'display_windows' and 'display_other' which does all the displaying, also imports can be done in functions only, which might be useful.


You have to add some unit test in unittest/inertia.cpp to check your results against ground truth values. May you add such unit testings?


lgtm


Maybe it's a good choice to don't use it .. at least for kernels .. but for ROM it is a must .. due of neon ...
I'm also not sure .. but that Flag just forces to vectorize even if it's not safe ....
Because without this Flag, compiler will only vectorize if it's safe to do so ... at least if u use -O3.


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just do .then(null, next)


I'm not sure this sounds right.


add a comment


Can you change sphere into ellipsoid?


Ah, this looks like NetworkCache IS meant to be persistent, which makes sense of course. Okay, so base it on OFS.SimpleObject or whatever, like I said above.


This is in minimal units, since osd_ticks are minimal hardware units, so we
are working with them, and that can be micro sec or even less depending of
platform

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yes_no() is your friend, btw...


another


Ah ok, thanks for the clarification, that makes sense to me now :)


@damianoneill  I pulled it out since ideas was to separate asynch stuff to be edited (ie. Impl) vs stuff that wouldnt be edited, but am happy to rebombine


`from Products.ZenUtils import safe_hasattr as hasattr`

builtin hasattr is unsafe for database access.


It's still bad and you should feel bad for using it.


Bunu kaldirmandaki sebep ne?


We do not need it indeed however pthread implementation in osx requires to set an attribute. I will turn it to default.


strna(label) or so instead of label maybe? after all, this can fail...


Ah, I didn't know that. I'll change it then.


What's the significance of the namespace? What does bfn stand for?


My thought here is that in the message there would also be a trigger like displayed here:
https://github.com/RocketChat/hubot-rocketchat/commit/e554ab4a7326d5614fd5c51b08cc358f175c6444#diff-e9694ca640540a173e216673fe4714c8R60

Instead of just calling this meteor function we would have a handler.  Packages could for example listen for: 'rocketchat-crm'  if the trigger in this message matched, it would be delivered to that listener.

This way not every package gets every inband message.


On this line, I don't know how the compiler will act for `r * 2 / 5`. You should rather use `2./5.`.


Loop through cart and find productId. O(n) problem is not going to be a problem here -- unbalanced by clarity of code


Do you really want `execute_strategy` in that example?


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Hi again! I just updated https://github.com/trezor/cython-hidapi module so it includes the latest commit from https://github.com/signal11/hidapi which solves the Windows 10 issue. I think that solves the reason why you forked the cython-hidapi repo and pointed it to your own fork of hidapi, so it is not longer needed.


- express 모듈은 node.js를 유연하고 편리하게 사용하도록 도와주는 웹 프레임워크
    - view engine  5가지
        - Haml
        - Jade
        - EJS (우리는 이걸 쓰기로 했지~)
        - CoffeKup
        - jQuery Templates (나는 Core JS 보다는 jQuery를 쓰면 좋겠는데, 여기에서 말하는 jQuery Templates 이 내가 프론트에서 사용하는 그 jQuery 가 맞는지 모르겠음)


Good point.


Main adaptado a la nueva clase Interfaz


bareflank namespace (bfn), and it's to prevent some collisions with std. It's also in bfm.


That is a pretty generic name !


?
You mean like [this](https://github.com/debian-pi/raspbian-ua-netinst/pull/360/files#diff-ef22c8fabe7f21fa3c3ab45495d6774bR975)?


o.k. - passt!

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you need to pass speaker filter correspond to that speaker to apply-filter when inverse=false!
Also we need to generate multiple version of each speaker by applying different speaker's filter.


@nk0leg, on my opinion it's better to hide the BTH_ADDR\BLUETOOTH_DEVICE_INFO behind the ifdef\typedef and use the single function prototype


Hi! I just updated https://github.com/trezor/cython-hidapi module so it includes the latest commit from https://github.com/signal11/hidapi which solves the Windows 10 issue. I think that solves the reason why you forked the cython-hidapi repo and pointed it to your own fork of hidapi, so this is not longer needed.


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Um, yeah. Fixed. :)

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If it fails, we'll print `(null)`. I think that is more informative than `n/a`.


You do not cleanup the VLAN11, expected ?


This is fine that you can write them somewhere where it is comfortable for you, but we _read_ them here, in the code. I don't understand you question about escape character.  Here is a [description](http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/string_literal) of the string literals.


? What stuff ?

will revert the commit and let you handle it afterwards then


You need to put the server's IP address, but I doubt any WebQuake servers are running right now. You can host one on your computer using node.js, though.


are you using `Toolbar` widget or `ActionBar`?
i'm using `android.support.v7.widget.Toolbar` and it works properly.


I think there is a problem here.   The level set by loglevel will apply to all known debug keys, overwriting any previously set level.  This means that in the following configuration, http could end up logging at warning, rather than being disabled:
```
disable-logging-for = http
loglevel = warning
```


112259371_UnitHeaterHWCoilUASizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1572 of 1573 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Whelp, turns out "interfaces" are the actual interface count...not connections.

If you run Docker, especially with something like docker-compose, you are probably going to see Conky crash eventually because of the compiled-in limit for the number of supported interfaces in Conky's code. (Docker creates virtual interfaces like nothing else)

Oh wells, I won't revert this because it did fix a pretty silly port configuration--though I may add more lines back later. Though I should probably document this limitation..? (Or open an issue on Conky's repo?)


@nk0leg, use `OVERRIDE` instead of virtual.


I will create a pull request. Thanks!


Definitely looks like `variable` would be always be undefined there.


por que adicionasse o location aqui?


dunno. It's only there because that's what I copied from our dev install. Reasons for or against, or what other options might go there?


hey Peter did you merge with my commits (i also pushed something around 12 last night) i see you done something on pageMain not sure if my stuffs there.


@nk0leg, remove impl out of the header.


There's assumptions here that the Distribution file will always have the elements and attributes you're looking for.. but this recipe will never pull anything more recent than 11.0.11 (?) anyway, so it's probably fine.

My only other comment is that it's convention to add the version to the path using a `-` rather than a space.


`request.referer.sub()` normalizes URLs with trailing slashes, replicating [existing JS behavior](https://github.com/documentcloud/documentcloud-pages/blob/a6ad4df5fbf86246772b1583a7b7186fcbeb8e64/src/js/util/toolbelt.js#L203-L204).


Commit message: s/All/Allow


I kinda figured that. I am playing "Web Quake" on a Lenovo Chromebook at school. Can you start one and give it to me? Thanks.


typo: s/ with that statu of the build / with such build status /d

showing color and icon related with that status is twice remove one.


LGTM


`execute_strategy` just changes what method we use to make the call to the CLI. I suspect it's not actually necessary on dev, and at any rate, it's a different option than cli->phpcli_path, so it's probably not a good idea to document them like they have to be set together.


What is your actual name? Mine is Patrick Alexander Cain.


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 * 1 test had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
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@nk0leg, seems this is posix impl of the bluetooth. Can you hide it similar way you've for the win version. I main to put it to some sub dir.


I am not using the primaryUrlPath because it adds special characters and dmd.unrestrictedTraverse won't work in some cases with the value returned by  getPrimaryUrlPath.
Example:
In [3]: d.getPrimaryUrlPath()
Out[3]: '/zport/dmd/Devices/hola%20test/devices/10.10.10.21'

dmd.unrestrictedTraverse(d.getPrimaryUrlPath()) will raise an exception bc the space in the device class is replaced by %20


Du hast Recht, das funktioniert nicht. Am besten in der Dou zu deriveLargeHashable dazu schreiben, dass alle Typargumente den Kind * haben müssen.


All your code - it is in the o.e.s.core.scheduler bundle (which we wanted to throw away) instead of the o.e.s.core bundle.


Associated type requirements, no, at least not yet.

Initializer requirements, definitely, and I'll add those tests shortly.


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hg


I don't have a VPS or anything that can host WebQuake at a reasonable speed, sorry, and my home computer is behind NAT.


Was this in the one for versions less than 7?
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Crap, sorry.
Can we roll back this push so I can do it the right way ?


Well, actually it's not recommended to use -ftree-vectorize on neon, especially on cortex-a9, check this article:
https://wiki.debian.org/ArmHardFloatPort/VfpComparison

> Autovectorizing (-ftree-vectorize) for NEON gives between zero and negligible performance gains

Also I'm unsure if it has any advantages to use it with -mfpu=vfpv3. Only where I'm using these flags is althogher with FFAST flags in build (but only because it was originally enabled by OptiPop team for all modules that use -ffast-math), so I don't if removing this flag here as well is good idea(I don't say that it's bad idea either, just I haven't tested this).


What is "VPS" and "NAT."


oh yeah my stuffs there.


The script will automatically sort out the speaker's own filter and apply to it with inverse=false and then randomly pick the others and apply with inverse=true.
The relevant information will be obtained from spk_filter.scp.

To generate multiple version of each speaker by applying different speaker's filter, we may have to call the script for several times and mix the data outside the script.


why the `== true`? Isn't it not needed?


hmm, shouldn't this be PRi32?


no fix


This is non-whitespace change, apparently my editor cleaned up some empty lines as well


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 * 6 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 5 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 5 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 5 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.

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No, that's quite a steep performance penalty. Let's leave the `if`s


This doesn't seem like enough code to do what the commit message says. 😊


Ok thank


I think we have to write code and comments in English,
also this should return speed.


That seemed a safe level. If the MVC queue approaches zero, you end up not appending the "fragments" and just discarding them causing corruption every couple of seconds.


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웹사이트의 favicon.ico 사용을 위한 모듈
사용자의 무차별적인 favicon 요청을 제어하거나 사용자 캐쉬 메모리(?)에 저장해서 관리가 가능한 듯
딱히 중요해 보이지는 않지만,
HTML에서 favicon.ico(favicon.png) 파일을 사용자가 요청하고 응답할 때 별다른 반응을 제어할 수 없다는 것을 감안하면 때때로 유용하게 사용 가능할 듯
[serve-favicon GitHub link](https://github.com/expressjs/serve-favicon)


Just provide another pull request that removes this and does it 'right' :wink:


I actually agree thay we could get rid of the ```git submodule sync --recursive``` in the Makefile. I has nothing to do with the target ```clean``` really.


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Achso und löschen der Kategorie


a screen shot..


I'm not sure about `array.[ch]`: whether it should be documented or not;
as there are public functions, but used only in private context..


Can you add a comment explaining the purpose of this test?


i'd be careful with that... gcc optimizes printf()s into fputs() if the format strings are simple string concatenations. While glibc printf() handles printing of NULL strings nicely, fputs() does *not*, and will segfault... Hence I'd never rely on the printf() behaviour here, because you never know what it utlimately will end up as...  Now, in this case the format string contains `%d` and thus gcc hopefully won't try to be smart here, but i'd still always be explicit here...

Note thta we have strnull() precisely for this reason btw...


needed to get tpcc working on recent (9.4) postgresql.


o.k.

![shot148](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1045318/13501567/7ef10f8c-e167-11e5-8ef7-8df26ac23d97.jpg)


I find `updated_port.trunk_vlans[:]` cryptic, one of those would make it cleaner ?

    deepcopy(updated_port.trunk_vlans)
    list(updated_port.trunk_vlans)


'then' should be at the end of the previous line


If you remove it and specs passes then it is not needed.
If you remove it and specs do not passes then it is needed.
I think it is needed because variable assigned to empty array is```true`` . Variable assigned to ```nil``` is false and it is not the same.


@kennyfraser Yes, I did. Thanks.


okay :relaxed:


merignac.com :+1:


See: http://www.ciselant.de/projects/gcc_printf/gcc_printf.html section 3.1 for details about this.


Um Hi


What's Up


@YSRKEN どういうわけか``KCS_CUI.vcxproj.user``が一緒にあがってないです


VPS = Virtual Private Server, that you can rent for $$$ and where you can install and run anything you want.
NAT = Network Address Translation, thing that Internet service providers use due to depletion of IPv4 addresses and that prevents you from running servers because others don't know your actual IP.


Here is a example log:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/15274509/
Firstly demux->Read() seems to read very small fragments of packets which need stiching back together.

Note that after "MVC queue is empty. Filling" we get a few "MVC discard  mvc" which is throwing away *wanted* data. That produces the corruption.


@yumetodo なぜかSourceTreeで検出してくれないんです>_<


#5518-Multispeed-Coils-used-with-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem-do-not-control-air-flow-properly-at-Speed-=-1 (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2155 of 2162 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 6 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 5 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 5 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.

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##This is a markdown file


Was it intentional to remove the no-arg `validate()` method here?  Possibly related to https://github.com/grails/grails-core/issues/9761.