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I think it’s better without emphasis. With emphasis, it sounds like supporting this in comprehensions, not only in statements, is supposed to be really impressive, which it isn’t. (Same goes for the other one. Supporting arrays is not more impressive than iterables – instead, if we didn’t, people would probably nag why we support iterables but not arrays.) Perhaps one was more work in the backend, I don’t know, but our readers won’t know that.


:+1: :100:


Rename $config to $w3tc_config


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Có anh ạ :)))


El `<h1>` no está cerrado, igualmente, no está bueno usar ese tag dentro de una tabla, lo que estás buscando es [`th`](http://devdocs.io/html/element/th).


Merci Vincent, encore désolé pour mon fail push =)


Add space between @media and between the screen size


What is cplt?


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Yikes - no ideas what happened here.


Yes it is !(yii)


I think it would probably be better to return an empty map rather than null, but that would have knock on changes elsewhere and may not be the standard for annotate methods


The eventual goal of the project is to generate prime functions in polynomial time without having to check the numerical type of the generation numbers.


@envygeeks Safe mode and production aren't equivalent, though, and I don't think we should consider them equivalent.


lgtm


Yep - fair enough it would make it more complex. As is is good :+1:


Wrap Mojo with href to https://www.mojotech.com/


No, the requirement was introduced a year and half ago and only applies to new packages. I have not asked you to change anything for your existing packages.


Keep this space


I flew this today and it has removed the figure 8's when in position hold. The aircraft continues to circle.


Remove unnecessary space


What?


No, it's because that sentence was *literally* part of the 1.2.1 announcement, the difference is that now arrays and comprehensions are added ;)


Nit: Not that I care, but I'm surprised you didn't use a `flat_map` iterator chain here. (And the capacity above is underestimated in the case of fat pointers, right?)


You need this as well
https://github.com/neobuddy89/android_kernel_cyanogen_msm8916/commit/3444e6fb801e219954aba42fd2d4bbb692e17ee1


Rất ok :)))


(or maybe there are lifetime issues around `llty`?)


Don't worry, this whole function dies later on.


This only works if the id is a string. The proper way to convert is to call the `convert()` method on the manager's `id_field` as done here:

https://github.com/biosustain/potion/blob/master/flask_potion/natural_keys.py#L131

Also, routes are better resolved as is done here:

https://github.com/biosustain/potion/blob/master/flask_potion/natural_keys.py#L56

(`args['id']` would be the id in the proper format for passing to `id_field`).

This sort of change would definitely need a test. I can write it if you like, but not before Monday.


This commit alone breaks the build, so don't merge it blindly! There's no fingerprint HAL defined yet.


Just curious, why can't we use the **config** parameter instead?


Add line spaces between each of these selectors


Add space after colon


I implied they weren't, therefore production shouldn't even be a factor in whether not to allow this feature to pass through.  The only thing that matters to this feature is whether or not the site is safe or not.  Whether or not it's production shouldn't matter one bit.


This is kind of confusing because upstream Electron is only at 0.36.11. Is there a reason for skipping ahead instead of staying with their current version in our fork?


Add spaces after colon all these colons


Thank you Glenn!


Yeah, meh, I don't think it should be an issue.  For blocks we wouldn't even have to allocate separately for each block - we could reuse the same table for all the blocks.


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nest .tweet wrap under hover


`flat_map` is worse, as the lower bound *has* to be 0.


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lgtm


there are a bunch of other methods returning tid with the same issue in this file - most of the objecter methods like mutate(), read(), append(), etc.


It wouldn't hurt to make this name a bit more descriptive.


ok... I guess this test was just not testing those 2 fns before?


Ok, I just had to deal with the requirement now


sort of surprising that it could pass either way; suggests that the "expected output" filter is not strong enough


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

```


Yep, IIRC the previous behavior was that a cached GET with a Range header would be stored. Then if you subsequently had a GET request without a Range header, the cached range response would be returned. The code could definitely be cleaned up to make this work a lot better.


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you could just do Object.assign
```
this.setState(
     Object.assign({},this.state,{point:this.props.mouseState.imagePt}));
```


No, I wasn't implying/assuming it was your script design.
I was just saying, feel free to change the doc text back to yours - but
then, I felt and still feel we may need to add a few words explaining why...

OK, so yes, there was an important thing I was missing, 2 rather:
1) the current de-facto behavior may still not be what I thought it was
- the script may still be leaving access to the /admin api open!
2) there is still another big security hole - the burrito one.

But we seem to have a good idea of how to fix it...

On 3/11/16 12:14 PM, Philip Durbin wrote:
>
> @landreev
> <https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__github.com_landreev&d=CwMCaQ&c=WO-RGvefibhHBZq3fL85hQ&r=Wyoaab-62YLl40kAZBx0_PvdnyX0x8nOcegnuRFUlgM&m=l2AZpqFNX0V4XXQk1q3eGkE70vWkSzVBK-g6e4QdtRE&s=0NaIfI1Oc0PaQDYNmsTtbJ4vJqSoeNvugBKRweZWzC0&e=>
> I think the only thing you're missing is that @michbarsinai
> <https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__github.com_michbarsinai&d=CwMCaQ&c=WO-RGvefibhHBZq3fL85hQ&r=Wyoaab-62YLl40kAZBx0_PvdnyX0x8nOcegnuRFUlgM&m=l2AZpqFNX0V4XXQk1q3eGkE70vWkSzVBK-g6e4QdtRE&s=q9DT9cKLKDcgtss-gfnMLp-GcaIXD7j9DvPApIYDz5g&e=>
> is the one who worked on all the API blocking code, not me :)
>
> So it's not me making it an optional step. Maybe we should change the
> blocking script to run automatically... the only problem is that I
> rely on the API endpoints being open in my REST Assured tests at
> https://build.hmdc.harvard.edu:8443/job/phoenix.dataverse.org-apitest-develop/
> ... maybe setup-all could accept a flag for --insecure and I'd use it
> on that http://phoenix.dataverse.org
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> territory.
>
> Oh, speaking of docs, since you're hacking on the Installation Guide
> anyway, you *could* try to knock out a few of the dozen or so open
> issues at #2944
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what about terminal_capsule.py?


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can't say I'm sad to see that annoying little fn go


Replace `$pgcache_reject_logged == ''` with `! $pgcache_reject_logged`


Before, we were blindly translating everything.


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Are there any docs which explain the relative pros and cons between using HTTP and Kafka as a collector? I'm guessing that using a Kafka queue provides a buffer and therefore might be a good approach when there's a large amount of trace traffic going through to Zipkin?


logfile uu


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If it wasn't for copy and paste, I wouldn't even know how to type the Kaitou Joker one.


Thx pour l'idée, c'est mis en place.


ooooohhh!!!!


Longer term, will arg even need to be more than 32 bits? What about variable length payloads as we extend the protocol?


Me neither: what the hell does my IDEA with the formatting :angry:


logging


add export format


@clement-moulin-frier

`upf-devel-knl-expr` is a **feature branch** under UPF responsibility, hence, unless you wanted specifically to avoid messing up other local repositories, you're perfectly granted to change its published history through **`rebase`**.

In short, rather than doing:
```sh
git checkout upf-devel-knl-expr
git merge master
git push origin upf-devel-knl-expr
```
it'd be much better to do:
```sh
git checkout upf-devel-knl-expr
git rebase master
git push --force-with-lease origin upf-devel-knl-expr
```

Through rebasing, indeed, we preserve a much cleaner history for master branch.

I'd also suggest rebasing even in the condition when some local repositories of yours (think of your collaborators contributing to the same branch) might be affected needing `git pull --rebase` to fix them up.


Sorry, I had my mind in eos-config-printer and did not realized that the point is to be able to upstream the fix.

Just pushed a new version, thanks!


I think you have convert `{{STATIC_URL}}andor.css` to `{% static "andor.css" %}` in order for this to work in production.


You can also add this in a separate commit


everything above here was copied out of `store.go`


lel


No problem, lengthening lines in a PR is a first for me however. :)


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reconsider this!


I cannot imagine there are but I will test with exact matching and make sure it passes.


Are there any potential races / underruns / dma conflicts accessing flash in the middle of a USB callback?


Actually removed in the followup extended test commit to this when I noticed. I will probably squash them all together.


I think perhaps a default of not setting is more appropriate. For example, PBS you generally get a node.

And in SGE you get the default assignment.


Gotcha. Can I submit this commit as a PR into upstream library, to pass through code review and get it merged there?

I'm trying to consolidate these libraries so there's a single one with best practices and most thorough test coverage, etc.


@bentezhniy Супер, спасибо. Добавляем в прошивки 6.3.10.


Move these checks earlier in the function:
`!in_array( 'administrator' , $pgcache_reject_roles ) || !in_array( 'editor' , $pgcache_reject_roles ) || !in_array( 'author' , $pgcache_reject_roles ) || !in_array( 'contributor' , $pgcache_reject_roles )`

Check then with a separate IF statement and set variable like $w3tc_no_caching_for_editors


Oops.  Will fix.  Btw, why aren't we using the 64-bit macros and using 32-bits instead?


It should be a safe assumption but I don't see any reason not to check explicitly on init.


@pgmmpk Do we really need all of these? Most of them are not used in modern Church Slavonic.


Thanks!


I'm not seeing what's different.


bio_close, here and in the success path?


I actually have no idea how to use those levels, please let me know if anyone has a link to formal definitions. Otherwise I'll be bumping most of these to 4/5.


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@pgmmpk We can hyphenate after a combining yerok. Are we sure about the non-combining yerok?


Thanks for reverting back. :blush:


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The extended test calls it to avoid re-implementing.


i looked at Python 3.0 it uses the same variable as the python 2.6 and 2.6 so this should work.
```python
        if isinstance(url_or_request, compat_str):
            if query:
                url_or_request = update_url_query(url_or_request, query)
            if data or headers:
                url_or_request = sanitized_Request(url_or_request, data, headers or {})
        else:
            if query:
                if sys.version_info >= (3, 1):
                    url_or_request.full_url = update_url_query(url_or_request.get_full_url(), query)
                else:
                    url_or_request._Request__original = update_url_query(url_or_request.get_full_url(), query)
            if data:
                url_or_request.add_data(data)
            if headers:
                for key, value in headers.items():
                    url_or_request.add_header(key, value)
```


I understand. But the forward block stayed highlighted after all the repeat
iterations completed.

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i made a comment !!!!!


Is it ok to return errors with newlines and other oddness?


The quota_test.go uses them to determine if the correct error was thrown.


add ```max_items = 1``` to prevent flint farming.


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- [scripts/merge_conflicts.sh](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/e599c4f3e0761ad0232f4457d4ab2b33fa182ff2/scripts/merge_conflicts.sh)
- [_docs/cron](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/_docs/cron)
- [_docs/domains](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/_docs/domains)
- [_docs/drupal-8-configuration-management](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/_docs/drupal-8-configuration-management)
- [_docs/drupal-configuration-management](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/_docs/drupal-configuration-management)
- [_docs/drupal-cron](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/_docs/drupal-cron)
- [_docs/email](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/_docs/email)
- [_docs/enable-https](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/_docs/enable-https)
- [_docs/migrate](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/_docs/migrate)
- [_docs/pantheon-workflow](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/_docs/pantheon-workflow)
- [_docs/required-reading](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/_docs/required-reading)
- [_docs/terminus](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/_docs/terminus)
- [_docs/upstream-maintenance](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/_docs/upstream-maintenance)
- [_docs/upstreams](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/_docs/upstreams)
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- [docs/_guides/sendgrid](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/_guides/sendgrid)
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- [docs/_guides/wordpress-commandline](http://simpleurls-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/_guides/wordpress-commandline)


ack


Da*ss*?


var x = (...p)=>((rnd()*(p[~-1]-p[+!0]+~-2))+p[~-2])>>+!1;


Unrelated change, submit in separate PR.


This removal generated new warning:
```
torcontrol.cpp:365:24: warning: private field 'base' is not used [-Wunused-private-field]
    struct event_base* base;
                       ^
1 warning generated.
```


thats why i ask for those sql updates, since i see in code that those are/might be missing and you might end up in alot of database errors and indeed crashes.. and it might be fixable for me or some others, but oc also has some people that simply dont know how to fix it, but never the less you rock with providing so much fixes..
And even if its scripted also in smartai, then you have a choice, if you set the script assignment correctly in your database, either smartai or the c++ script ^^


Let's talk about this in person.


no, i am not sure about non-combining yerok. can we hyphenate before it? or after it?


This exception block is yielding the processor and penalizing the flowfile. Penalization should be used when the problem is with the flowfile. Yield should be used when the problem is with configuration, environment issues, etc. If possible this catch block should be broken up to try and deal with each appropriately.


"Either the upgrade is already in progress or **it** the server has already been upgraded!"
I think you should delete the it


Yes, you could call it `getChildren` or even better `getCallStack`. The tree uses the `CallStackDataSourcez` to get the children of each element, for the thread it can be found [here](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/blob/master/src/vs/workbench/parts/debug/browser/debugViewer.ts#L202)

The `tree` does not automatically refresh any item, the refesh of the `tree` is called from the debug world. It is called on each call stack updated event, this can be found [here](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/blob/master/src/vs/workbench/parts/debug/browser/debugViewlet.ts#L273)


Sorry, just jumping back into this now.  The reason moment doesn't support that format by default is because trusting the `Date` object to parse a string in *any* format is generally a bad idea.  The implementations vary wildly across browsers.  Given the same string, some will parse it as local, some will parse it as UTC, some will consider time zone offsets and abbreviations, some won't, and some will just error.

If you want to parse a string like `"Wed, 26 Dec 2012 16:40:00"` with moment, you certainly can.  You just need to be explicit about the format, like so:

```javascript
var timestamp = "Wed, 26 Dec 2012 16:40:00";
var format = "ddd, D MMM YYYY HH:mm:ss";

if (!tz) {
    this._date = moment(timestamp, format, true);
} else {
    this._date = moment.tz(timestamp, format, true, tz);
}
```

The `true` tells moment to use "strict mode" which enforces the format be exactly as specified, and is usually preferred.  You can also pass an *array* of formats if you want to support multiple different explicit formats.

I'd recommend against using `Date.parse(timestamp)` - because that's going to still have the behavioral ambiguities that moment is trying to warn you about.  You might think you're working around the problem, but actually you're just defeating the warning message.


Doesn't need a newline here shithub


Can you justify why this method is preferred over the previously used? Both of them work the same way.


Ich glaube, dass man es ruhig Erfahrungslevel nennen könnte oder nur Erfahrung


Doesnt this miss going back two directories? Or do you want to add the link to data in this dir?


Nope, but I am surprised it doesn't do the right thing by default.


Indeed the new link is missing, build is broken


neato!


ack


probably most are useless, but these are really easy to add. and the rule is very "strong" - never place a hyphen before a combining symbol (or combiner will be applied to hyphen).


Definitely not before, but after should probably be OK. I think we treat it the same way we treat the letter ъ.


Oh noes, the file doesn't end in a newline. Can I hear galloping horses?


An issue is here!


Here in line 4, there's a spelling mistake!


Oh, this'll end up below!!


Oh, this'll too end up below!!


You are right, my mistake.


Oops! Thanks!


What is the reason for this change?


So does this commit need to be cherry picked into a branch?


Looks good, I was unaware of that option.


Makes sense, PR welcome.


Weird, I got them all from the IPL files. Every shop in the garage section... D:


These 2 unit tests are testing readMetaURIResponse is performing as expected.  While this isn't a bad thing, these weren't the unit tests I had in mind when I asked you add some unit tests.  (Also, you mine as well add a case for an exception being thrown while you're at it in this class.)

You added logic to basically only automatically terminate nodes if their launch source is the hub that is currently running .  The obvious unit tests ) here (to me, at least) would be to check that nodes get automatically terminated if their launch source is the same, and are not automatically terminated if their launch sources are not the same.

Does this make sense?


omitted "" from title


Why was the --runtime option removed?

I used it with the dotnet cli on a centos based distro.  That distro does not have the same RID as centos so without specifiying the --runtime centos.7.1-x64 I can't do a full restore, it will end up missing native dependencies.

Since dotnet cli updater their nuget client I lost this flag.

Was this functionality replaced by something else?


Totally.

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and Strangers in the night added


This should be `Constructible<range_access::mixin_base_t<Cur>, Cur &&>()`. The concepts emulation in range-v3 assume that non-reference types denote lvalues. This is for no other reason than that I misunderstood Concepts Lite when I wrote the emulation, and I haven't had time to fix it.


please do
```
try:
    return bool(value)
except:
    return int(value)
```
same above


There is no decode() for str types in Python 3:
https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#text-sequence-type-str

describe(sys.argv[1]) returns a str.

On Python 3.5.1, this code complains:

`AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'decode'.`

Please remove the ".decode('ascii') part.


still you generate the config permanently... please don't do that when a custom config file is given^^


Hmm, just checked learned patterns - there are no special rules concerning
letter ъ there... Means that hyphenation patterns never suggested a hyphen
before it.

Lets forbid hyphen before yerok and before ъ?

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why going back 2 directories why not 3 or 7? :)
please use absolute and not relative paths...


ack


btw worksforme :)


Also the commit message is too long. Max of 50 chars. Rest should be placed in the commit message body.


Nice


What do you mean exactly @kittens?


I believe this can be:
```ruby
    github.repos.list.map(&:html_url).reject(&:blank?)
```


0.36.11 is v47 of chrome still.  Electron will use 0.37 when they go to v49.


Это на пару строчек повыше должно быть как _n(n)


Instead of loading the flowfile content into memory, into a byte array and into a ByteMessage, could you use a StreamMessage[1] and stream the body of the flowfile? If not, it should be noted in the capability description that the processor loads the entire flowfile body into JVM memory.

[1] http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/1.4/api/javax/jms/StreamMessage.html


Are you sure? I just re-ran it to look and the only numbers I see are the total counts of each word?
![capture](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/16652287/13713142/229ba220-e78d-11e5-8ab5-71fbfa9ead9e.PNG)


Makes sense to me. In practice, it's very rare for ъ to occur in the middle
of the word. Usually just U+033E is used in that case.

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> letter ъ there... Means that hyphenation patterns never suggested a hyphen
> before it.
>
> Lets forbid hyphen before yerok and before ъ?
>
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Yep, all mixins should forward the constructors of `basic_mixin`.


The tests are relatively contained in their own class, but it's the wrong class.  As per the "Also, this method should be moved to kernel_tests/diag_op_test.py" comment above, tests for gradients should go alongside the other tests for this op.


`export {};` writes to `exports`. It's already been overridden because `exports` is not referenced anywhere and is no longer the value exported as the default of that module since it has been changed via the `module.exports` assignment.


**Prerequisites:** Before building the +'module'+, please make sure that you have setup the following on your machine:


Removing this breaks IE10 & IE9


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 18916](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=161475&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 254 Build time: 00:04:58


`max_items = 1` is for dropping only one of these nodes, I guess ? The point is to get both the gravel and the flint when digging.


This is not quite right, because you are returning a value, not an action.


Nevermind


```ruby
    elsif current_user.projects.exists?(id: project_id)
```
See http://apidock.com/rails/ActiveRecord/FinderMethods/exists%3F


Tried localhost, but not working. Tried to look at logs but cannot see anything. Clearly I am missing a step. Some guidance will be welcome :-)


It's very related to the contrary. I gave the reason why : adding a flint-and-steel no longer require the burning fire to be in the inventory and squash the redundancy.


This doesn't set property descriptors.


@karlnapf btw travis dies here and not where you mentioned above. but this dir should be created somewhere else prior this step, or?


ack


An issue is here!


Here in line 4, there's a spelling mistake!


Oh, this'll end up below!!


Oh, this'll too end up below!!


Hi Reshama,

Thanks for the comments! I fixed the markdown formatting in Q1 (I think! at
least it looks better to me?) and answered Q3 - I must have missed that
when I reforked.

Thanks!

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I think you could remove the FQDN for the `Path` class here...


Ah, yes, that's not a bad idea. I didn't catch that from the PR comment.


good code!


@sewaosuru,

You may have [enabled debugging features](http://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/how-tos-and-troubleshooting/debugging-features).
*However, this is not the place for this discussion.*
If you're still having this problem, then please open a [new issue](https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton/issues/new) and report it there.

-**DennisL**


well, no, there's no N code for PCORnet ethnicity; just Y and OT.

But mapping things like African-American and Asian to ethnicity suggests something in your system is conflating [race and ethnicity][1].

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_and_ethnicity_in_the_United_States_Census


1 in 16 isn't so bad when you get 15 gravel and 1 flint. But the point is to make gravel a wanted resource that people set out to find, and if you don't add ```max_items = 1``` then nobody is ever going to find more than 1 node of gravel. They'll just keep digging and placing the gravel node, or worse, use a mechanic for this - e.g. nodebreakers.


sgtm as long as Electron goes up to 0.37 for v49


heh yes way better


THIS CHANGE BRICKED MY LE MICRO


@burjam2000 update to 4.1.18-ti-rt-r52

and use: dtb=am335x-boneblack-audio.dtb

https://github.com/RobertCNelson/ti-linux-kernel-dev/commit/2a25192d06e4f481e72cb19073c2293b06e7eaf1

Regards,


@athanatos while writing the doc I noticed this could be a problem. We can't have this 0 as well because further down the line we are doing this..
high_delay_per_count = _high_multiple / _expected_throughput;


Thanks for the feedback.  This is still WIP of course, but I'll take your points into consideration.

However, even with an interface abstraction, I'm not sure that it should be used everywhere we're currently using the `Date` object.  For example:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1396388/13713379/89b5e3a4-e77d-11e5-9c25-2d11b4e5bdaa.png)

Would it really make sense to go through an abstracted `setTime` function just to increment the timestamp?

Also, I'm always thinking about code-size overhead.  Folks do complain that moment isn't as "lightweight" as we claim it is, or as it used to be.


try removing build dir before running cmake. I think this is just a matter of putting the data symlink somehwere else....


The one above guards creation of the object that carries this method. This is caused by my initial plan to check for XFS on every volume creation, then later implementing a check on node startup. I'm currently doing both. I could remove the check on every volume creation but based on this I think I'll just do a tiny refactor instead and centralize the "is this XFS check".


And, you were right, I was wrong :D. The problem here is, no running D9 from 2.1, right? Anyways, if you check the latest commit, you can now again restore crypto 0x05 NAND dumps, but only on 2.1. This still leaves error potential on user side, but I guess it is the best way.


Danielle you deleted my code!!


perhaps source and destination instead of localPath and remotePath.

Another alternative:
source, artifactName


I'm sorry!


latex-documentation-myoldmopar (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2135 of 2135 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


@edolstra ping


Yes, it is probably some mini - error with one path set wrongly.


You are already catching Exception.


testing comments wooo!


```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\python\python343\lib\runpy.py", line 170, in _run_module_as_main
    "__main__", mod_spec)
  File "C:\python\python343\lib\runpy.py", line 85, in _run_code
    exec(code, run_globals)
  File "C:\Dev\git\youtube-dl\master\youtube_dl\__main__.py", line 19, in <module>
    youtube_dl.main()
  File "C:\Dev\git\youtube-dl\master\youtube_dl\__init__.py", line 412, in main
    _real_main(argv)
  File "C:\Dev\git\youtube-dl\master\youtube_dl\__init__.py", line 402, in _real_main
    retcode = ydl.download(all_urls)
  File "C:\Dev\git\youtube-dl\master\youtube_dl\YoutubeDL.py", line 1718, in download
    url, force_generic_extractor=self.params.get('force_generic_extractor', False))
  File "C:\Dev\git\youtube-dl\master\youtube_dl\YoutubeDL.py", line 668, in extract_info
    ie_result = ie.extract(url)
  File "C:\Dev\git\youtube-dl\master\youtube_dl\extractor\common.py", line 319, in extract
    self.initialize()
  File "C:\Dev\git\youtube-dl\master\youtube_dl\extractor\common.py", line 313, in initialize
    self._real_initialize()
  File "C:\Dev\git\youtube-dl\master\youtube_dl\extractor\vimeo.py", line 295, in _real_initialize
    self._login()
  File "C:\Dev\git\youtube-dl\master\youtube_dl\extractor\vimeo.py", line 63, in _login
    'Referer': self._LOGIN_URL,
  File "C:\Dev\git\youtube-dl\master\youtube_dl\extractor\common.py", line 490, in _download_webpage
    res = self._download_webpage_handle(url_or_request, video_id, note, errnote, fatal, encoding=encoding, data=data, headers=headers, query=query)
  File "C:\Dev\git\youtube-dl\master\youtube_dl\extractor\common.py", line 397, in _download_webpage_handle
    urlh = self._request_webpage(url_or_request, video_id, note, errnote, fatal, data=data, headers=headers, query=query)
  File "C:\Dev\git\youtube-dl\master\youtube_dl\extractor\common.py", line 372, in _request_webpage
    url_or_request.add_data(data)
AttributeError: 'Request' object has no attribute 'add_data'
```
So you need another python version check branch on this. And it becomes even more clumsy, brittle and implementation detail aware than aforementioned reconstruction of `Request` object.


@IntelOrca, I think you wanted to write "reproducible" instead of "reproducable".


ah yes, it breaks below. This is fine. thanks for that fix :)


:boom:
1>  wallet.cpp
1>..\..\src\wallet.cpp(714): error C2664: 'bool CWallet::SetAddressBookName(const CBitcoinAddress &,const std::string &)' : cannot convert argument 1 from 'CKeyID' to 'const CBitcoinAddress &'
1>          Reason: cannot convert from 'CKeyID' to 'const CBitcoinAddress'
1>          No user-defined-conversion operator available that can perform this conversion, or the operator cannot be called
========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========

Так фиксится?                     SetAddressBookName(CBitcoinAddress(vchDefaultKey.GetID()), "");


Parameters should be camel case, only constants should be in all caps.


nah, man


We needed that h1 tag!!


(also fails if `output` is not a directory)


@karl-lunarg:

I'm not sure that's the case on my side:

```
SPIRV-Tools/utils - [master] » pwd
/Users/antiagainst/Code/SPIRV-Tools/utils
SPIRV-Tools/utils - [master] » python3
Python 3.5.1 (default, Jan 29 2016, 17:19:12)
[GCC 4.2.1 Compatible Apple LLVM 7.0.2 (clang-700.1.81)] on darwin
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import update_build_version
>>> tag = update_build_version.describe('..')
>>> tag
b'spirv-1.0-rev3-26-g9dd1cd7'
>>> type(tag)
<class 'bytes'>
```

Besides, according to [subprocess module's doc](https://docs.python.org/3/library/subprocess.html#subprocess.Popen.communicate), `Popen.communicate()` returns `bytes`, which then is conveyed to `describe` via `command_output`.


They are already ordered alphabetically


To work around the following sort of error messages:
```
> as_date(ymd(20100101))
 Show Traceback

 Rerun with Debug
 Error in as.Date.POSIXct(x, tz = tz) :
  promise already under evaluation: recursive default argument reference or earlier problems?
```

I've renamed arguments to standard. However, I do note that `tzone` is used in a number of places in lubridate (e.g. `force_tz`).


This change crudely opens the Markdown preview in a new Atom window (ref: [#36](https://github.com/Galadirith/markdown-preview-plus/issues/36)). This mostly just serves as a proof of concept. I don't think this route will actually work considering there doesn't appear to be a way to pass information between the two Atom windows (thus no way to link the source to the preview in any way).

I also attempted to open the preview using electron's `remote` module, but was not successful.


It's part of the app_init signature


set-key-for-mode disables my other evil-leader/set-key combinations while I am in org-mode.
for eg: I use "SPC a" combination in all the modes , however after this change it is overriden by org-agenda only. is this commit not making it least flexible for users to manage preferences?

how can i get back "SPC a" the way i want and not org-agenda if I use this mode.

thanks,


It's part of the app_entry signature


generateResponse() where it says 'new JsonWebKey'. JWK is decoded in getCryptoContext() where it says 'new JsonWebKey'.


Generalizing `basic_mixin` beyond its current use for cursors.


I think it doesnt yet exist. Can't we just create the symlink, which will then work once the directory exists, as before?
Test will fail then if it somehow is not there


as far as I can tell they plan to based on them committing with that version then reverting because something wasn't working on linux ia32.


`Array.prototype.find` is not supported in any IE or Opera version

![screenshot 2016-03-11 19 43 04](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12533914/13713564/82937b9c-e7c1-11e5-8a87-d2cf7b7175ed.png)

With mobile browsers there are even more issues

![screenshot 2016-03-11 19 41 57](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12533914/13713566/84686ad6-e7c1-11e5-94da-1e5d061cb4b1.png)

And babelify does not polyfill it

![screenshot 2016-03-11 19 37 58](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12533914/13713581/9b1c1c00-e7c1-11e5-9860-adb9243cec2a.png)


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 18917](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=161513&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


we could but i reckon i'd be better to create the symlink where the directory is actually being created :)


indeed, just tried this and all tests pass. But I guess that violates the point you were after in your check?


This commit adds an HTTP interceptor for response errors and broadcasts an event when a 401 is received.


I actually first tried to delete the property additions on `expect`, and leave the named export syntax, but that didn't appear to work.


see example in the folderfilter section of


Sorry, I'm new and appreciate your patience.  Where do I utilize that statement?


I dont know when this happens, could you put that in?
The build should then finally pass with all examples and integration tests turned on


yeah, i would just move the whole symlink generation where you create that directory :)


@kittens  why does named export syntax not write to `module.exports`?


ok i'll look around


```
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install linux-image-4.1.18-ti-rt-r52
sudo reboot
```

Then:
```
sudo nano /boot/uEnv.txt

dtb=am335x-boneblack-audio.dtb
```

Reboot, then load the "BB-BONE-AUDI-02" overlay..

Regards,


Yeah, should we create a new issue about `--insecure` mode? (Or put #1886 through QA?) I ask because I want to add `--insecure` to the call to `setup-all.sh` in this file: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/blob/4.3-installer-improvements/scripts/deploy/phoenix.dataverse.org/post

You're welcome to roll this into your change in your branch. Or ping me and I can add it. That phoenix `post` script gets called from https://build.hmdc.harvard.edu:8443/job/phoenix.dataverse.org-deploy-develop/


Trying now! :-)


Sorry I was wrong, I think you are right. It should be smaller.


Domingo Fernández Píriz
Javier Ortiz Bonilla


- [ ] @n0str
- [ ] @neSpecc
- [ ] @Kapitonova
- [ ] @demyashev


Foiled again by `concepts::val`.


Ack, the auto-formatter wreaks havoc on macros.


This way of using `in` for string matching is not good.  It basically matches any strings that include "make" anywhere in the string.  So if you have a path `/opt/smaker/bin/foobar` it will be wrapped with MAKE variable set to something you clearly would not like to.

Why not simply use
```python
if file == "make":
```
instead?


this was a great point. it doesnt make sense to store the entire function ptr tree in every instance of Player, huge waste of space. one would just have to make sure that if the "domino" module was further broken down per each class, that the now-global map be kept in the same doc


Add the runtime to your project.json file, it has the same result

```json
{
  "runtimes": {
    "centos.7.1-x64": { }
  }
}
```


They are already alphabetical


And the 100, is from `-20 * 10 + 10 * 10` correct?


Removed since these are static const we can't really fill them in dynamically.


compsci prof would kill me if he saw 81 cols!


ditto


Sorry, I just narrowed it down further.  In describe(), if dir is not in a git repo then the line

`return 'unknown hash, ' + datetime.date.today().isoformat()`

which is a str type, not bytes.

command_output() does indeed return bytes.

Can you fix it so that describe returns bytes even in the unknown hash case?


The validation probably should happen before actually setting the properties.


Is the future asset being excluded from the gross_value?


Sorry, I meant to do this as a separate PR, because it's unrelated to the previous commit.


:x:


++ looks good - 5 minute debounce should work great


haha, fwiw, my convention is: <= 80 is preferable, <=100 is required, 81-100 is ok if it makes the code readable


That's correct, for futures we have a value multiplier of 0, because we cannot liquidate them for cash.


So I was wondering why you stored 'left' and 'right.' I scratched my head for a while looking for a way in which you utilized that information and couldn't come up with any examples of its use. I'd be interested in learning about a situation in which it was useful for a player to try and indicate to his partner which end of the board would be good to stay open, or what a move indicating that thought process would be.


## 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 count of these words (3 pts.)


`!isset`?


Ya missed one at line 2648

	// Recalculate the Damper Position.
	if ( MassFlow == 0.0 ) {
		Sys( SysNum ).DamperPosition = 0.0;
	} else if ( ( MassFlow > 0.0 ) && ( MassFlow < Sys( SysNum ).AirMassFlowRateMax ) ) {
		Sys( SysNum ).DamperPosition = MassFlow / Sys( SysNum ).AirMassFlowRateMax;
	} else if ( MassFlow == Sys( SysNum ).AirMassFlowRateMax ) {
		Sys( SysNum ).DamperPosition = 1.0;
	}


This is already set in the base class `Schema` so it doesn't have to be set one more time here.


dzięki za komentarz, bardzo przydatny


@WillNetsky
re emoji: Great point! I never really looked close enough to realize that :hamburger: is a cheeseburger. I'm ok with it tho since I prefer cheeseburgers anyways :grinning:
re: command-line: Great explanation of xargs! Also, I agree it's a good idea to not do 'rm -rf /'

Overall, great job! Keep up the good work:+1:


When you set something as required and set the allowable values, the NON_EMPTY_VALIDATOR is not needed.


It is from the equity position `pos1`: 10 * 10 * 1 (amount * last_sale_price * multiplier)


* On `line 2`, it's referring to the `git rm` command instead of `git commit`.
* Commit creates a commit and stores it in the local repository from the index, it doesn't submit them to `origin`. `git push` does that.
* With the first sentence: remember this is for noobs. I think it should just say something to the effect of,  commit saves changes to the repository. This way they don't need to know about staged, or origin to understand it.
*I think snapshot is one word.


confusing indentation on the switch statements here


Arg is generally used as the length of the data phase, so if there's some really big struct of arguments that we want to pass over the wire, the canonical way to do it would be to set "arg" as the length of the struct and pass the struct over the data phase.
That being said, I don't foresee 32 bits ever being a problem.


will this, get the json response and then store it to the database ?


Isso tá errado !!!!


@kenndanielso
Got it! Thanks for your submission!


Which part? Do you mean something like "handle_usb_command" ?


yes


Ненужная переменная, умножение нужно переделать


vc eh um _amor_


This doesn't occur in callback context. The USB stack fills in a packet then hands it to this method. I don't think there should be any issues.


Could it also be made into a (disabled by default) action? For users that don't know the keyboard shortcut/don't want to learn it?


I don't like all those type annotations.
In any case, does that really improve the output of `@code_warntype`?
It seems like there should be a more satisfactory way of doing this, no?

I wonder if it has to do with something I realised at some point, that when we create intervals, sometimes  we are not very careful about exactly what kind of interval it is. I'll look at it when I get a chance (won't be for a few days though).


The code iterate talking to each node in the cluster and maintains two lists.
1. "ndoesMissingNewStore" -- Inconsistent version
2. "unreachableNodes" -- Offline nodes
Then is pass nodesMissingNewStore into addStore()


in case input contains multiple spaces in the string then method checkSpaces() checking for the multiple spaces...


uhm... how did we miss this one? Can Travis cross compile with mingw or shall I try to add to AppVeyor? I'm afraid we are about to hit time limit with AppVeyor unless I remove lots of somewhat unnecessary stuff.


@SidW . That sounds cool. So how would you expect the code to behave, if there is a 40 node cluster and the store is missing only in 2 nodes.

Or the reverse case, if there is a 40 node cluster and the node is present only in one node.

The current code makes both the cases fail. The cluster can enter this state because of the BnP HA or other use cases.


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공통된 connection 정보를 뽑아서 함수로 만들었다.


Don't worry about mingw for now


#5507-Polygonal-and-TriangularDoor-have-the-same-value (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1021 of 1021 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Ooops, this is a terrible commit message


Right, so the code that used `../../../..` like in the olden days was the one I was recently involved with, because after discovering the issue and [discussing it on Slack](https://transloadit.slack.com/archives/uppy/p1455257062000604) with you and Harry, I removed the `uppy/*` shortcuts that map to `index.js`. Otherwise _everything_  from that `index.js` gets bundled, even if it is not explicitly imported.

I mean it’s fine for the examples, I guess, but maybe using symlinks or separate shortcut files that each `require` one module using the crazy path `../../../..` and then get imported like `import dragdrop from 'uppy/dragdrop.js'` could be a better solution.


This hardly seems very important, but if you really need it there, why not: see 03903c1e459f108e0c464db24064e4cde84f174a


This loop has to go inside the `success` function. Line 59 is saying get the JSON data from the URL, when the data has been downloaded, run the `success` function.

Line 65 right now may execute before the entries have been set, if that's the case, the loop will never happen.


dff


This commit shouldn't be required anymore after I submit PR#215.


Local includes (the ones from `DebugServer2`) first, then external includes.


@lexrus I thought about it, it will change once we rotate the device from landscape to portrait, and vice versa.


Poor chinese tooltips you always forget about them


yes :)


html的部分没必要作为一个const先存起来，直接在html中map好了


Vou adicionar. Obrigada!


I don't understand this code. Why don't you pass `uNumber` directly instead of redoing a cast?

Also, you should avoid using `typeof`, which is a gcc extension. You probably want `decltype` instead.


单行注释用`//`


Do you happen to know the PR?


这个最好用函数，太多的const显得render比较乱，可以参考step-2的`networkField`


不显示用`null`，不要用空字符串


Corrected link: concerto/concerto#1327.


Wut how did I miss this?


i've made the appropriate changes, but how to takes effect ?


2043-heatpump-translation (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2333 of 2397 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I am now seeing that this is don't land... adjusting audit thread


os类型动态生成的话注意设置合适的初始state值，防止前进后退操作数据不一致


`"whoops"` to `a`?


how come the deps stuff is in a code block? is that code?

also, is it obvious how the exe points or relates to the SDK? like, where should i install the SDK relative to this project?


@tenderlove I have some issues with the deprecation of `byte_ranges`.

1/ `get_byte_ranges` is not a very typical Ruby function name. I'd personally call it `parse_byte_ranges` or something that more logically represents what is going on.

2/ Is there any reason why `byte_ranges` needs to be deprecated? Now, I get a lot of warnings in testing.

3/ I agree, the API of `get_byte_ranges` is a bit better, because it doesn't depend on a hash. But, at least in my use case, the env hash is readily available and it's easier and clearer to use. Both functions probably have a place.


latex-documentation (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2135 of 2135 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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test


The exe points to the default SDK installation folder.


s/required/attached/


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Starting with version 1.10.0+ the MongoDataPersistor is now at io.jsync.app.core.persistence.impl.MongoDataPersistor


I think it looks complicated to use `(list)->element.vt->release(&(list)->element);`. Can you replace it with indirect invocation?


It should work for every ANSI-compatible terminals.


You need to make these relative urls. They are linking to your local desktop.

```js
<button onclick="window.location.href='SSHomepage.html'" id="Home">Home</button>
 ```


Oh nevermind, I see what you mean now.


A few more tasks for hw #1!

* [ ] It should only allow the top ten highscores
* [ ] The top three scores should be distinct from one another
* [ ] There should be a button that automatically creates a random score
* [ ] Indentation =/


^ That's in the commit message


That's optional, and doesn't change the behavior, so it didn't seem worth documenting to me


A few more things for homework #1.

* [ ] Looks like I'm getting a `Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token var`. Check the console.
* [ ] It should only allow the top ten highscores
* [ ] The top three scores should be distinct from one another
* [ ] There should be a button that fills in the score randomly.


Will change it to "The stats may not be entirely accurate, especially for queries that complete quickly."


템플릿 메소드 패턴
: 슈퍼클래스에 기본적인 로직의 흐름을 만들고, 그 기능의 일부를 추상메소드나 오버라이딩이 가능한 protected 메소드 등으로 만든 뒤 서브클래스에서 이런 메소드를 필요에 맞게 구현해서 사용하도록 하는 방법

팩토리 메소드 패턴
: 서브클래스에서 구체적인 오브젝트 생성 방법을 결정하는 것.
즉, 추상메소드를 가지고 와서 재 정의 하는 것.


actually looks like the problem is in the thread component.


updated with lib directory


Most likely the inaccuracy noted above. As soon as this stage finishes the whole query finishes. I can "fix" it in these docs


Any specific reason for `[RCW]|[EF]` rather than `[RCWEF]` ?
Also if you put `:` inside the `(?P<severity>` it will be captures in severity.
So, your severity map doesnt work


Homework #1 is missing a few things.

* [ ] The highscore table should be limited to the top ten scores
* [ ] The top three scores should be distinct from one another
* [ ] There should be a button that fills the score randomly


you need to use two backticks as we use rst


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no space needed


LGTM :ok_hand:


asdf


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seems legit


derp


@arafsheikh this was educational :) I never heard of typescript before this.


All accesses to dte, ComponentModel and so on must happen on the UI thread. You have to explicitly switch to the UI thread. Most of NuGet's code has already made the transformation to use ThreadHelper.JoinableTaskFactory to switch to the UI thread appropriately where needed. Please use the same.

await ThreadHelper.JoinableTaskFactory.SwitchToMainThreadAsync();

In this case, I am not sure whether you are on the UI thread. If it is already on the UI thread, switching to the UI thread is a no-op.


version facepalm.
should be 1.13.0


Hey, as I see it - this basically doesnt test anything because the valid and invalid files are same with or without `settings={"rules_dir": "/"},`
Is there a better test possible for this ?


Might it be a good idea to add a few unit tests that explore the boundaries of `mulRatio()`?  Or perhaps you already have those...


Why do you enable C/C++ modes in `emacs-lisp-mode`?


Nice styling! You're still missing a few things for homework #1.

* [ ] It should only show the top ten highscores
* [ ] The top three scores should have distinct styling from one another
* [ ] You need to create a button that generates a random score


double backtick needed as we use rst


since when are you a scala coder? :P


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Restructuring of door placement algorithm removes the need to fix issue #2.


Fixed in https://github.com/StylishThemes/GitHub-Dark/commit/91ab0d2aa57200d40d17c3d2e913822fbdeb413d.


Hey, although this is an interesting way of checking filename, it's not quite right.

The `/` is not a valid value for windows.
Can you do what other bears do for this ?


view


Regex is awesome. But tslint gives output in json too !
```
-t, --format:
    The formatter to use to format the results of the linter before
    outputting it to stdout or the file passed in --out. The core
    formatters are prose (human readable) and json (machine readable),
    and prose is the default if this option is not used. Additional
    formatters can be added and used if the --formatters-dir option
    is set.
```

Can we use the machine readable one ?


Did you use crouton's '-e' option to encrypt your chroot?

If you can, please show us the output of: `sudo edit-chroot -all`


Please use only the minimal configs needed for the tests to pass.
Makes it much easier to debug


Why do I need to import print_function and division?


以上内容因学习时使用了Anker's(http://www.cnblogs.com/Anker/)博客中的代码，故删除。


Thanks. I figured you might question the importance.  :-) It's needed for Phoenix, which uses the interface headers for generating its code.  Phoenix is still targeting 3.0 while under development.


Missing ```self.path_start -= offset;``` here


code in MATLAB GUI goes with the ui controls. So in the current code, you see the code that hides/shows the panels in the callbacks of the push buttons.

If you want to show "hello" text on panel 1, you can probably do that in the mutilScreen_OpeningFcn function, that is like a initialization function where you can put the GUI in a ready-for-interaction state. As well, you can load up the initial images onto panel 2 behind the scene.

To transit from panel 1 to panel 2, you can have a push button, say "Continue", that hides panel 1 and reveals panel 2, the code for which should in the call back of the "Continue" button (much like pb_show_panel_2_Callback).

Hope that helps.

Cheers!


Oops! The original code returns 404 errors, not 403.


Also, since these comments are public, I'm going to delete all of them except for the last one and this one.  We need to use a different method of communication.  I made a new google account, so I can use a gmail account.  I like Inbox by Google much better than default Gmail (alternate version of Gmail but still a Google service).


i deleted this file because was informed the patch.txt file is not needed


GetAsync


350 + 250 = 600 points worth total of issues.


Good catch. Hooray type checker!


code every day


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 * 10 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 7 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
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This fixes #52


And we could also refer to https://github.com/substack/browserify-handbook#avoiding-


Since the type is already a boolean, do we need the cast? Did the type checker whine without it?


Looks like the common flies maybe useless at this point.


I think this is the source of all of our woes.  I replaced it will the simpler version on the right, and now the problem with quotation marks and ampersands seems to be resolved.

I got rid of all of the \textt workarounds and one of the \verb workarounds.

Chris, would you review this and, if you don't see any problems, I will get rid of the rest of the \verb's.


Based on our previous discussion, the "type" attribute of the fixed-type-backed Decimal schema will just be a string "fixed" instead of a `FixedSchema`. So there is no need to pass in the optional fixed_schema here.


Make sure you milk IBM for $$$.


Good catch!


Just to be make sure I understand this correctly

If my package works on both Ubuntu, Centos and Windows
I would put

> {
>    "runtimes": {
>    "centos.7.1-x64": { },
>    "Ubuntu.14.04-x64": { },
>    "win10-x64": { }
>    }
> }

When I restore on a centos distro, will it also pull assets of dependencies for the other runtimes (in this case Ubuntu and Windows)?


Is it safe to update?


* I think you should describe what amend does.


@envygeeks Oh, ok, that's where we disagree. When I make a production build with `copy_entry` instead of `cp` and the source is a symlink, I could very easily break my site if I modify the symlinked file. The point of a production build is to be standalone – copying a symlink breaks that. In production mode, there should be no symlinks.


The coq-8.5-build-local tarball already has mathcomp installed inside it, so we shouldn't this.


_data[i] создавалась как new без квадратных скобочек, поэтому и delete без них должен быть


Я проверю обязательно скорее всего завтра вечером или в воскресенье утром


Hello Brady,

Wasn't sure whether to assume that when line 41 is activated it will connect to a modified version of add_edit_event_user.php that handles recurring appts. (I have added date parameter)

Didn't add recurring event indicator symbol to relevant appts since if they are edited it will disappear for no
apparent reason.

If calendar categories are not needed here, could remove them and improve appt format

Could add the following (patient summary also)...

Have appts grouped by date, distinguish groups by different background color (switch on in globals)

End appt list with a line...

Green - more appts scheduled, complete set of appt for last date displayed
Orange - more appts scheduled, incomplete set of appt for last date displayed
Normal - no more appts scheduled

Pop up window to display all appts block at a time.


hey @kenndanielso,

Could you add some proper line breaks to your markdown file submissions.
Right now all your commands and text answers and stringed together and that makes it pretty hard to read.
(I'd just read the source code but I think it's good practice to grasp some markdown concepts).

PS. In markdown, you can force a line break by adding two empty spaces at the end of each line.

Otherwise, your answers look fine. Thanks for the great work! :+1:


Interestingly reverse-greedy slightly beats greedy, with about a 55% win rate (54,378, 45,632 on 100,000 games). Within those wins the point diff is usually pretty close.

Again I think it boils down to playing doubles just being a vastly better strategy when possible, and that greedy will prioritize about half the moves over a double (almost anything with a 5 or 6)


О, спасибо

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This change was proposed by Pablo Hernandez-Cerdan (http://www.biophysics.ac.nz/meet/pablo-hdez/)


OK, I get it now.


@kenndanielso
You need to actually write out this emoji in markdown form (not just haha, although I understand what you meant).

eg. ```:laughing: ``` gives you :laughing:


The simulant schema uses camel...  since I am building on their schema I figured I would follow suit.  However, there's no actual prob with having mixed case treatments of attrs attached to the same entity, so I will just leave simulant as the outlier and follow the larger trend of datomic community by switching to kebab...


Ok, good to know. I'll revert the `find` changes


* I think the first one needs more. Would it be better to include some of what the status will show, or how it's helpful?


Why would you advise against returning none in a case such as this?


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Should I comment out
cape_disable=capemgr.disable_partno=BB-BONELT-HDMI, BB-BONELT-HDMIN to keep the audio going to the audio cape?


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Its hard for me to see what you're doing, but we were supposed to count the words in the c-darwin-chapter 1 text, not whatever the all-words.txt file for task 1.


clearly don't know how to use the "revert" function... I hope I fixed everything eheh


87382760-VAVTerminalUnitSchedule-Issue4285 (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2122 of 2131 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 2 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 10 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 9 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 7 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
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The first part, yes.  The `getWeightedPricesForDatabase ` method fetches the data from API and returns it.

See [this snippet](https://github.com/DeBraid/bitcoin-prices/commit/2a9337a8fbeaa8c2d586f60195a32b297ab4f3e5#diff-97db33c63d8f022cd4b7433b372e045fR15), where the data is `insert`ed into the database:


Ok


That doesn't apply to 4.1.x kernel's..


Please add a check to protect against `buf->used` becoming greater than `buf->capacity`, if this situation is possible.


Originally had a datomic backup optionally happening automatically after a certain period of time when running a sim, but since then, decided this probably isn't a particularly common thing to want to do (at least not common enough that it should be a part of the main simulation runner task).    There are fewer reasons to want to back up a datomic db right away, because its state at any point in the past is easilly recoverable.


Maybe add a small `else` clause with a warning about the signature problem...


ddd


This has been set in the parent class `LogicalSchema` and doesn't need to be set one more time here.


Конструктор копирования какой-то странный, копирует _n и создаёт неиспользуемый безымянный объект


@karl-lunarg: Here it is: https://github.com/KhronosGroup/SPIRV-Tools/pull/147.


Should any of the other JMSTemplate properties be exposed, such as the priority, receive timeout or enabling timestamps?


I know :'(

It was just a try -- I am planning to redo it.

I thought I found a good solution to do branch filter with subdirectory by
moving the files in question to a new directory, but it didn't save the
history :( When I tried to move directories one by one -- I had the
duplicated history of commits from different directoried. I will try again
tomorrow. However, I still don't know a good solution is. That is, if I
move the whole of JS Symbolic Debugger directory and remove the
docs/website/etc. it still keeps a history of the removed files. Maybe I
can then go manually to delete unwanted history...
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Just reading the code, I would call pkcs11_authenticate  something like pkcs11_context_specific_login,
and it should also apply use by derive too.

(The PIV only does its "PIN Always" for the 9C signing key so I have no way to test it with derive.)

The concept of always authenticate is to have the user enter the PIN again and not to use a cached PIN.
pkcs11_authenticate is expecting to use the already entered PIN.

OpenSC has a lot of code to use cached PINs and options to not use the cache for keys with  CKA_ALWAYS_AUTHENTICATE. It also has an option to override this and use a cached PIN  if the PKCS#11 application can not handle CKA_ALWAYS_AUTHENTICATE. That was what I told @https://github.com/mouse07410  to try.

If possible, the libp11 should try and prompt the user for the PIN, if a UI is available.

PKCS#11 can also use a PIN PAD reader:
"If the token has a “protected authentication path”, as indicated by the CKF_PROTECTED_AUTHENTICATION_PATH flag in its CK_TOKEN_INFO being set, then that means that there is some way for a user to be authenticated to the token without having to send a PIN through the Cryptoki library.  One such possibility is that the user enters a PIN on a PIN pad on the token itself, or
on the slot device.  ...  To log into a token with a protected authentication path, the pPin parameter to C_Login should be NULL_PTR." This would apply to the general C_Login and the context specific C_Login.

While implementing CKA_ALWAYS_AUTHENTICATE can you also look at CKF_PROTECTED_AUTHENTICATION_PATH. The pkcs11_authenticate code is expecting there to be a PIN. This might mean change to the evp-sign.c too.


@karl-lunarg: So this is the place I dislike Python: compatibility. Ugh. And thanks for pointing out this! :)


I have no love for the name either -- happy to change it.


@tim-mccarthy can you list the libraries or dependencies (if any) a user must installed before running dljc? Also, can you provide an example of how to use dljc ? I think that will be super useful. Especially, for someone that does not want to look at the code in order to know what to install before running dljc. I will also assume that dljc only works on Java projects, right? It will be nice to list the dljc assumptions, such as python version, type of projects, needed libraries, etc.


I think there is a problem here.  this.setState is called three times  One in `componentWillReceiveProps` method then it is call again in `setFluxLabels` and `showReadout`.  These two methods would be cleaner if they did not have side-effects.  I think you need to return the relevant state and componentWillReceiveProps should set it.


Arg, you're right.  I added the shorter timeout downstream but failed to sync the change upstream.  It think it would make sense upstream even without the isolation tests since failed networking connectivity would ensure the sanity tests took up to the maximum allowed.


You are not getting a second option. You are actually getting a book title, so refactor the method name.


To keep the standard extract this in a method.


This is excellent work @lucasmoura ! Unfortunately, I accepted another pull request that has conflicts with this one, and this is a big one to manually merge. Could you fix and resubmit? Thanks!


resolves #30


it doesnt work .. :/


It's probably better to check if the given `precision` value is an integer (which will also make `None` an invalid value).


#147 works fine.  Can you push it to the repo?
No problem!


Result:
Audio is dead
RIL is unstable
Although I'll implement some of the updates from this on tests-3


Whoops, that's one I forgot to fix.


Hm, taking a closer look, seems it isn't. Sorry for the noise.


If there is only one treasure in the deck and discard total, will this ever break out of the loop?


Kevin, thanks for the comment.  I'm not quite sure why I had to do this, but it certainly did the trick.  Without this our builds would take about 2.5 minutes to run bundle install (aka it wasn't using the cache), with about 30 seconds.  Thanks for the gem by the way, quite useful!  I'll make a PR for this and the change I made to support Docker 1.6.


Ok, this is just the question i found. The rubric: 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.)
So, i input a file and it didn't return the correct words and counts for the 20 most common words from the file.


87382760-VAVTerminalUnitSchedule-Issue4285 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2160 of 2169 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 10 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 9 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 7 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MTR big diffs.

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Short Story: That's a good point -- I'll re-evaluate.

Long story:
The bootloader and the system are technically the same target but they expose different USB interfaces. This allows the host side tools to discern who's on the other end. As a result, we can't actually do any USB setup in target specific code, it needs to be project specific. I'll think on this for a bit and come back with something nicer.


summarize


Всё правильно, ты получаешь значение. Проблема в том, что ты его никуда не записываешь.


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:


Блока strong больше нет.


Словарь передается тебе на вход в этом виде, внутри функции тебе его создавать незачем.


was wondering if this is necessary. Apparently that's not an easy question.
https://github.com/stefanpenner/es6-promise/issues/140
I think Promise implementations have converged enough by now that I'm not too worried either way, but out of curiousity, was this actually breaking something?


Nice work. Other agents (actually agent programs) are defined as functions, so I think you should add

__call__ = run

or just rename run to __call__

I need to think about whether we want agent programs to be either functions or classes, or to make them uniformly one or the other; but this is good for now.


I have just fixed the merge request  for the recently accepted pull request. If there is any other problem, please let me know.


@karl-lunarg done.


Ok, never mind.


Looking good. :+1:


The hardest step is deciding the files to keep. I've just remembered that `git filter-branch` isn't quite so easy to use if you want to tease out multiple files from deep inside the tree structure.
The --filter-tree option with a script to remove the unwanted files/directories was the approach I was considering.
Also noticed that the _tags file should be kept for ocamlbuild.

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>move the whole of JS Symbolic Debugger directory and remove the
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Since every test is doing this at the end, there should be a method with the annotation @After that does this automatically. Similarly, the first line creating the jmsTemplate should be in a @Before method.


Для элемента text не хватает определения тега dd


Группа связности по-английски называется connected group


the build might be empty, if `toIdParts()` is empty, right?


The above sentence needs fixing.


87382760-VAVTerminalUnitSchedule-Issue4285 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Не хватает ссылки «Быстрый старт».


Same as above. You should have the `StringBuilder result = new StringBuilder(IDSTRING_PART_SEAPARATOR)` to start with.


Shouldn't remodel allow for fetching a card with lower cost? right now it can only grab ones with higher costs.


Is it bad that I look down this list of changes and get a bit excited? Little things, but very nice.


Зачем тебе нижнее подчеркивание в конце этой переменной? Разве она что-то затеняет?


Pointed out a few questionable areas above, in addition to Kaden's. Otherwise looks good.


slightly unclear


my text added


why don't you just do:
```javascript
if (!dbname) return reply({ok: true})
if (!validDbName.test(dbname)) return reply(boom.notFound('database not found'))
```


Граф задан как словарь. Ты сейчас попыталась итерироваться напрямую по словарю. При это происходит итерация только по ключам, соответственно, распаковка в `node` и `neighbours` произойти не сможет: только одно значение.


"Successful" only has one "l"


I have CAPE=BB-BONE-AUDI-02 in the /etc/default/capemgr

Shouldn't that load the BB-BONE-AUDI-02 overlay when I boot?


Скажи мне, что по твоему мнению здесь написано.


yeah it should


#زورت


So interestingly I tried passing the board as argument and checking for board is none, and that boolean always evaluated to false (i.e. it never caught the fact that the board was empty). So there's something about the board being instantiated that seems to make it never none - maybe in it being a deque? But I'm going to leave it as left_end, right_end
```
    def valid_moves(self, board):
        #return all if all are valid
        if (board is None):
            return self.hand
```


:ocean:


Убрал большую часть случаев. Прогнозы, учитывающие информацию более 2 лет назад, пока не очень нужны.


Should both choice 1 and choice 2 be able to be done? they seem not currently mutually exclusive. Could just use choice1 instead to avoid junk values changing results.


How can I verify it loaded correctly?


Maybe make a new uninstall branch.


dmesg | grep bone


great!


Убрал вспомогательные методы в CalculationsForStatistics.java


@ldlsegovia La idea con correr `rubocop` en el test es para que no haya una sorpresa a la hora de que se crea el proyecto. Si vamos a colocar estos filtros aquí, cuando alguien corra `rubocop` luego de crear el proyecto va a encontrar que le va a dar errores.


Consider making `showReadout` a pure function.  Right now it has side-effects that don't seem to be about showing the readout.  I think it should return
```
{coordinates: readoutValues, mouseReadouts: result}
```
or `null`.

You might want to rename is also.


This will always fail if the chosen card only has 1 left in the supply. shouldn't this be == -1? as -1 indicates the card isn't in the game?


Same as Kaden's message, address the comments and it looks good.


On second thought, you already did the work to add the config variable, so we should keep it. We just have to document that when changing **DZE_UseBloodTypes** you also need to change the loot tables and traders.

I think we should enable it by default though, because most people will want to use the new 1.8.7 feature. It will save them having to add loot tables to their mission.


Как мне кажется, операторы +, -, * должны создавать локальный объект, а затем возвращать его копию


I appreciate the feedback.

@ChALkeR see 1d79787e2e792fb0b5088958fe2cca703e4ea508 which also doesn't specify the full URL for fixes, which is also required according to the collaborator guide.

@trevnorris, feel free to fix https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/master/COLLABORATOR_GUIDE.md to specify the 50 char limit.

Here are a few other commits you can also provide feedback on: not using the full url for fixes or missing references to PR/Fixes:
da3f4255065ec57b5a1ed2877fc52d1c52b1e2fd
5298c81f421f7fc32ba963bee668837e615fdff7
81e35b5a2956604a6a3b9bb795a74a342702cc12
7885b1d7aa11434ae5692241ea2fdd4baccd10e5
aa0526972a8d87abd5f1a665dbbcc74ca76169f1
1d79787e2e792fb0b5088958fe2cca703e4ea508
eea987f937682338a0d0a659c4c28b9ca041dc5e

If the full URL is so important, shouldn't we be using it for release commits as well: 7b0a83d2b007a381effa038b3e4fb2421de10b87 ?

Is it Ref or Refs, I see it both ways in our commits?


Thank you very much!


Consider making `setFluxLabels` a pure function that returns
```
{fluxLabel: fluxLabels}
```
or `null`


eample config file: https://gist.github.com/modmuss50/a264a5e49b8c33b026a3


It's been so long I don't even fully remember the context.  Anything actionable on my part? Thanks for the diff and the follow-up!


`Optional<bool>` pls.


Extra "l"


I see u being jealous...


#5507-Polygonal-and-TriangularDoor-have-the-same-value (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2130 of 2130 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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test comment


<img width="870" alt="screen shot 2016-03-11 at 2 26 49 pm" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/17788153/13714613/6174db3a-e795-11e5-8d59-cfdcf8036a73.png">


C'est pas mal du tout comme idée, on pourra rendre le système de monstres beaucoup plus dynamique! (Et accélérer le processus de création des monstres, on aura qu'a coder les mouvements une fois seulement, reste encore à écrire l'IA, mais on devra d'abord écrire le tableau de jeu). Le code devra quand même être nettoyé, voir si certaines choses ont leur place là-dedans.


This was correctly fixed to Sunday, but the comment is incorrect.


This will clear the title in the entity cache, which would affect subsequent rendering of the same node in the same page.
Should clone the node, or use the 'page' variable in a preprocess function.


This was correctly fixed to Sunday. The commit message is incorrect.


@dieris I don't think we need to parse the required unnamed required arguments.


Стоит проверить, ну пустой ли это указатель, если нет, то сначала удалить все _data[i], а только потом _data


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я думала, что эта функция будет просто брать значение, а оно уже будет записываться ниже, прямо в строку с выравниванием, в выражении, где эта функция будет использоваться. По крайней мере я так подразумевала.


> That was what I told @https://github.com/mouse07410 to try.

And it worked, proving your assumption.


I can't think of a scenario in which ``toIdParts()`` will be empty. However, I agree that its an abstract method and an implementation of ``EntityId`` could choose to have an empty list here. So we should guard against (a bug in?) a class that implements ``toIdParts()``. I did it this way because if you add the separator after the ``part`` on line 122, then there will be an extra separator in the end. Will fix.


привычка. больше не буду так делать


That's why I only use relative symlinks. There you don't have this problem.
I think everything linked inside the Jekyll directory should be okay. Symlinks outside like `/usr/share/licenses/bash/COPYING` should be copied in production mode.