Lets keep in touch with @tothandras, I think it would be very interesting for him.

I provide here our conversation via email:

`2016-01-15 23:44 GMT+06:00 Alec Zopf`

> Hi Pavel,
>
> We haven't met, but I came across your issue on graffiti-mongoose a few days ago and wanted to ask some follow-ups if you have a moment.
>
> We're building out a GraphQL implementation and trying to figure out how to best manage access control in combination with Graffiti.  Did you end up finding a good solution?
>
> Any pluggable libraries, or did you roll your own access control handler?
>
> Any info is much appreciated :)

`On Fri, Jan 22, 2016 at 6:48 AM, Pavel Chertorogov`

> Hi, Alec.
>
> We decide that we would not use graffiti-mongoose directly.
> Because it gives us a lot of restrictions. Main restriction: can not extend types and add some queries which not connected to mongoose (eg get cache data or get tasks from queue).
>
> So if your app is simple - graffiti-mongoose makes sense. If you plan grow and extends, so I recommend you define types and queries directly by hands. Yep, need spend some time for education, how graphQL works. But in future you give more ability to fine tuning and will be ready for further graphql upgrades (eg subscriptions).
>
> Indirectly graffiti-mongoose using is - converting mongoose models to graphql types. But right now (how I know) it can by done somehow tricky. This is good for some simple collections and can eliminate twice schema definition (one for mongoose, another one for graphql type). But I don't do it yet.
>
> Other solution for eliminating twice schema definition (mongoose, graphql) - is using directly mongodb driver with graphql. But again it's good for some trivial collections, or where need high performance and low memory consumption.
>
> So, anyway, defining GraphQL queries, mutations and types directly (by hands) is the best choice. After you can choose what to use mongodb driver or mongoose or another database.
>
> I think my words make sense for you and you'll make right decision.

`On Jan 26, 2016 9:33 PM "Alec Zopf":`

> Thanks, Pavel.  It sounds like going with raw GraphQL schemas makes the most sense, and perhaps generating them dynamically from the mongoose models as a starting point.  Will let you know what we end up settling on!
>
> Alec

**Right now I have enough experience with GraphQL and mongoose, and think that `graffity-mongoose` will be good solution for eliminating tons of code in our project**


I wrote this directly. Sorry, no idea how the docs work.


@Liam0205 `\CTEX@spaceChar` 在ctex 2.0 里面似乎没有了，我改成了这样子


Use ElementUtils#isEffectivelyFinal(...) instead


We have had a similar situation in the `submit` method. As far as I remember, you also require your users to submit log messages, but still, the `comment` parameter is optional.


I actually got an even bigger training set, 41Mb of Russian text. Ended up with ~352000 unique ngrams from it, that's with word splitting and removing everything non-alphabetic. It's pretty fast: processing all that text to build a model takes just under 8 seconds on my laptop when built in release mode.


@Liam0205 原代码会把 section title 设置到太靠上的位置，我这里直接注释掉了


Not for this case. The changes would not be minor and it's a very rare, if not the rarest, edge case.


I couldn't get it to work without it: in the default.conf if VIRTUAL_PORT is undefined, the port is set to  "<no value>"


good


I have pushed another commit which should make us both "happy enough". ;>


Use InternalUtils#symbol(...) to get the Element instead of fieldAccess.sym


thank you for fixing it promptly


should this follow "virtual/*" rule ?


Yeah, for now it's probably best just to have a resolve() without an argument. But I think the service should probably be returning a URL, unless it's a 204, no response.


Is the assumption here that one particular `PhotoBlob` will be have complete, authoritative data? Will it be generated by us from some set of other blobs that we recognize? More discussion here: https://github.com/mediachain/L-SPACE/issues/20


Yes, this is probably not going to stay here. I just want to build some 3rd party code with the least possible hassle.


pdf 格式生成不了，总是报错，什么问题？ processing Pythontutorial.tex... index appetite interpreter introduction controlflow datastructures modules inputoutput errors classes stdlib stdlib2 whatnow interactive floatingpoint appendix [ERROR] pdfbuilder.py:130 too many values to unpack


why ?


I believe there's unfortunately a race condition with that approach:

| Thread 1 | Thread 2 |
------------- | --------------
| `r.get()` | |
| `let raw = self.0.load(Ordering::Acquire)` | |
| | `let old = r.set(foo)` |
| | `unsafe { mem::transmute(self.0.swap(mem::transmute(t), Ordering, SeqCst)) }` |
| | `drop(old)` |
| | (old refcount hits 0, data is freed) |
| `unsafe { (*(&raw as *const _ as *const Arc<T>)).clone()` | |
| `Clone` impl accesses a freed region of memory | |


There are quite a few things going on in this line, but I think it is more legible to include the next_role call here.


Would like to know of any way you can think of to avoid the call to `self.class` here.


We never must have hardcoding about 10 as multiplier!


The text does not comply to the set style.

*MarkdownBear, severity NORMAL, section `default`.*


For reasons unclear, the UnitTest that comes with MSVS fails to link, I had to remove it


你有一头小毛驴 xD


I had tried to make this an instance variable, but it created a regression in the test suite:

```ruby
Surrounded::Context::reusing context object#test_0002_clears internal storage when rebinding [/home/ubuntu/workspace/test/context_reuse_test.rb:19]:
Expected {} to not be equal to {}.
```


Thanks! I will correct that mistake with my next commit (including unit tests)


... but this is a breaking change so maybe this is version 2.0.0?


missed here?


So far our assumption has been that each `PhotoBlob` represents a complete description of the artwork at a given moment.  But I think that may make consolidating divergent claims (as in #20) more difficult, since it's harder to track who said what at the "field level" of granularity.

I think we need to hash this out a bit more now that we're starting to get into situations where conflicts are possible.


See travis ;)


sure


Lol dumb


Thanks for your head up we will revert it the commit :D


逻辑，


I think I've narrowed this down to a reproducible testcase against tmux alone, without hecate.

[This gist](https://gist.github.com/tjarratt/b6bccb40ed78946cacce) is a runnable shell script that demonstrates the tmux commands that result in the box-drawing characters being rendered as ascii characters.

Disclaimer: I do not know how computers work. I just work here, I'm no expert.


@nicolocaruso85 should this be hook_bat_event_constraints_info? To be consistent with:

drupal_alter('bat_event_constraints_info', $constraints_info);


it's fine as we are only checking if one is logged in, so no need for an instance to authorize.


What does req stand for?


Other than what I've commented on, this looks okay. Thanks.


this is test


I tried the lambda. I didn't make it work. I'll try that again on a future patch, as part of the weighted-ranks patch series for kraken.


Thanks for the testing. 2 and 3 and the warnings all related to bugs in deleting the active image. Think I have it fixed now. `ImagePlotCntlr.deletePlotView`


Very nice! And thanks for the update!


Let's move that into a separate repo: https://github.com/refinery-platform/sample-data

@scottx611x: Can you create a subdirectory in there?


This fixes an issue I was seeing with grunt-protractor-runner.

Any chance for a tag/release to bump this version?


Was the last statement meant to be a return value?


yes


Has this fix been published to your npm package?


I  cherry-picked it to 4.2.7
Dialog was  deleted a after 5mins (according to tdlg->end_ts<tm-300 ),  but it still may confuse configs with current call limit check (get_profile_size calling can't get dialog status as parameter )
May be unref dialog after DLG_EVENT_RPL3xx  at once? I can't dive into dialog module source code now, so not sure is this safe, but it works:
diff --git a/modules/dialog/dlg_hash.c b/modules/dialog/dlg_hash.c
index a305468..202f0b9 100644
--- a/modules/dialog/dlg_hash.c
+++ b/modules/dialog/dlg_hash.c
@@ -965,6 +965,7 @@ void next_state_dlg(dlg_cell_t *dlg, int event,
                                case DLG_STATE_UNCONFIRMED:
                                case DLG_STATE_EARLY:
                                        dlg->state = DLG_STATE_DELETED;
+                                       unref_dlg_unsafe(dlg,1,d_entry);
                                        *unref = 1;
                                        break;
                                default:


@haghish, when I forked the repository I also created a dev branch and submitted a pull request for that as well.  So, now on my work machine, I could:

```
# Move to the fixReadme branch
git checkout fixReadme

# Move to the development branch
git checkout dev

# Create an entirely new branch
git branch smclTokenizer

# Move to the new branch
git checkout smclTokenizer

# Move back to master
git checkout master
```

This keeps your stable branch stable (e.g., you wouldn't necessarily be committing directly to master - although I'm also guilty of this myself, but it it more important to keep track of if people are collaborating with you).  Then you basically use the dev branch, which is a clone of the master branch at some point in time.  As bugs come up you create a new branch off of dev fix the bug and then merge it back into dev, etc... It helps keep things a bit more organized and makes it a little easier to manage issues/bugs/feature requests.


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shallowequal is not used in this file


I mean is Github an appropriate location for (binary) data storage? What about sequence files? I think something like S3 would be a better option.


@ngehlenborg Sure, creating one now.


For binary data files yes, that should be on S3. Also the zipped ISA-archive should be on S3. But I assume that this ZIP file just contains the meta data ISA-archive (which we should store in unzipped form).


@bkhunter careful not to leave this stuff in :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:


Cool!, i just experienced this issue when migrating an app to use version 23.2.1 of the support libraries. I am glad that it is fixed already and it would be great if you could generate a new version of the library in maven central with the fix included. Thanks! :)


Ok, let me try and explain this. What I have done is set up the view controller to be a delicate for the text field. What this means is that the text field will send events to the view controller. Once the controller is a delegate for the UI element you can set up functions that the UI element will call when things happen.

In short, the view controller can handle events from the text field.


no se que es


up to you, but no upgrade step is fine with me


Class Runner is missing a docblock.


Ok, so there's two possibilities: in one, each photoblob represents the latest complete state of the world, and disagreements are represented as branches/merge conflicts, basically like git. This is nice because you only need to read the HEAD node, but it doesn't deliver our promise of permissionless multi-party participation with trusted party whitelists up to the client, because there is only one consolidated version. It also means that data about specifics of each modification's contribution is lost: a tree where 3 sources all give the title as "A" but with different years, versus one where 1 source gives the title as "A" and two do not, will look identical in this representation (without looking at raw blobs)

In the other, each blob atomically represents only that party's statement and reading a consolidated version requires traversing the tree. However, here data is not lost and can be recomputed as our view of the world, consolidation algo, arbitration decisions, etc all change.

I was leaning towards the latter version, plus a "good enough" cached "HEAD" that is basically equivalent to the first approach but gets recalculated from scratch upon addition of new blobs, change of reputation from mine's point of view, etc.


they need to update their custom model shaders code


I think you're right, I think this needs to be re-visisted


Use the MemberSelectTree instead of JCFieldAccess.  The JCTree are not part of the support API, so there use should be avoided if possible.


Likewise, we just spent a few hours debugging this.


@voku See issue #96


BTW, why is this note here?  It seems to contradict the code below, where callbacks are called BEFORE cancel().


@ettoremaiorana Can you take a look at this commit? The new function to check is _createNewQuote()


@mercury233
可能是游標的位置被判定成離開卡片上了的緣故
已確認過決鬥嘉年華、TagForce等遊戲畫面，目前先改回原樣

@Zayelion @chaos234
259d3ca09bda427edb7267c45cff53a3ea0cfc6c
This commit is reverted, and thank you for your advice.


i think we did this for readability. we can make alot of this into one liners using Ternary conditionals. its just not readable. but we all know what Math.min does, so im +1 this change


Not really. On Monday @andrey-budko told me that me might probably still have a patch lying around somewhere, but nothing else since then.


Thanks Gareth for your fast response on this issue. It's very much appreciated.


Yeah, I'm with @tchaikov. We could make it more verbose, but I don't see added value in it given the docs provide the semantics.


run in unix


I agree with your analysis. Two full fences plus whatever Arc clone does is kind of a bummer for every `get`, but it appears to be necessary.


Done.


I think that `expect(editor.lists).to.contain` would be easier.
AFAIK contain should check the order, if it is not required


Maybe it was to make sure that cancel() doesn't change properties the callback should already know about, but was then changed without updating the comment (never trust comments :P).


svarionavo quando l'ho fatta, non mi piaceva e l'ho eliminata...


Testing.. :)


I think this is exactly the same as I committed an hour or so back (as per the original issue)...


Webkit Sources are in http://download.qt.io/community_releases/5.6/5.6.0/

Can we consider not to drop the webkit build yet?

From the Announcement (http://blog.qt.io/blog/2016/03/16/qt-5-6-released/):
"The source code for these modules will still be available. You can continue to compile and use these modules [...]"

Seeing that elemental features like Printing Support (https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-46064) have not yet been implemented in QtWebEngine and fundamental JS/C++ binding functionality ("addToJavascriptWindowObject") has to be recoded into complicated QtWebChannel/QtWebSocket logic this would seem like the right step to have them at least available in parallel.


this isn't automatic?


I don't think so, no.  [The examples](http://orientdb.com/docs/2.1/Transactions.html) all show calling `.rollback()` in a catch block


Nice!


I do not see anything in changelog about this, something missing there ?


@codesnake @sraue this may be needed once kodi has propper render capture, depends on how the new v4l decoder is implemented.


We may want to split the installation document to
* "Happy Path" - jdk, maven, spark-prebuild-binary, smv (no need for scala, spark source)
* "Thorough Path" - jdk, maven, scala, spark source, smv (with details)

Another thing we may want to add is a little details of what "mvn" is doing. The reason is a lot potential users are not java programer at all, but without knowing the difference between `mvn compile`, `mvn package`, `mvn install`, it's quite hard for them to solve future problems. Maybe some links to some good online intro doc.


You could also try using a `BTreeMap` or a `HashMap` with a faster hasher (the default is secure but slow). You may also get a speedup if you use [inlinable_string](https://crates.io/crates/inlinable_string) to avoid allocating strings. However, this comes down to how much you actually care.


Steve,
Great!!  Well explained as usual!!  I definitely get the basics of the "big picture" now.  We meet tomorrow, correct?  My goal is to deploy what I have now to Heroku, I will do some code cleanup on the blog.  I will be looking for some Bootstrap compatible themes to see if they can be used with the two current applications.  If I have time, I will try to deploy tonight.  I think I should give it a whirl before we meet.


If you don't want a dropdown to be closed on a click on every target, but just a closer button, you can specify a ```data-dropdown-closer``` attribute to the dropdown button with the ```id``` of the dropdown closer.
```
<!-- Dropdown Trigger -->
  <a class="dropdown-button btn" href="#" data-activates="dropdown1" data-dropdown-closer="dropdownCloser">Drop Me!</a>

  <!-- Dropdown Structure -->
  <ul id="dropdown1" class="dropdown-content">
    <li><a href="#!">one</a></li>
    <li><a href="#!">two</a></li>
    <li class="divider"></li>
    <li><a href="#!">three</a></li>
    <li><a href="#!" id="dropdownCloser">three</a></li>
  </ul>
```


You should probably enforce rulesets as a list, or tuple.

`if type(service) is list or type(service) is tuple:` or some various negation...


:tada: this is awesome!


@sraue @lrusak you may want this.
will work on at least on wetek core and wetek play. needs tweaks for rpi (displanx) and more work for people who use v4l grabbersl

QT will need work for supporting x11 for generic/x86 users, I have no hardware to test but you will figure it out ;)


Steve,
Thanks so much for the time you put into the response, as usual it probably took a while to read my initial questions.


updated fully


and @maxnet thanks for qt/package.mk - saved me a trouble.


Thanks, Bernardo! 😀

http://lucaguidi.com

> On 18/mar/2016, at 16:29, Bernardo Farah <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Thanks for the cleanup. You write some of the most understandable code I've seen, and I'm learning a lot from you!
>
> —
> You are receiving this because you authored the thread.
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>


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Looks good!


danke schoen -- didn't have any camera issues without those blobs, but i'll re-add them


TypeError: Cannot read property 'config' of undefined
    at Cell.collisionCheck2 (/root/Ogar-unlimited/src/entity/Cell.js:163:20)
    at GameServer.getCellsInRange (/root/Ogar-unlimited/src/GameServer.js:1977:16)
    at GameServer.updateMoveEngine (/root/Ogar-unlimited/src/GameServer.js:1498:21)
    at GameServer.cellTick (/root/Ogar-unlimited/src/GameServer.js:1045:8)
    at GameServer.mainLoop (/root/Ogar-unlimited/src/GameServer.js:1085:13)
    at Timer.listOnTimeout [as ontimeout] (timers.js:121:15)

I got that


req was short for required, I'll name it more properly, but that won't be today.


sdfafafdf


ffdfafd


Is `wget` used here? I am not seeing it. Is this hidden in some other step here?


You must always check the result code from taggedPtrFix and return it from the scanner. Otherwise a low memory condition will not be correctly handled by the MPS, causing crashes in rare circumstances.


It should include the `_` (also the other 3)


I'm tempted to return secret codes through MPS_FIX2 and make your computer play loud noises unless they are returned from your scanner correctly :D


Good question!  I didn't at the time because I didn't have much time for open source, and was a little discouraged from trying to contribute to Ansible.  You are the first person in months to say this seems useful, and I see I have 2 weeks until this commit is 1yr old.  So this weekend, I'll clean it up against current Ansible and make a PR to upstream.

Thankyou for leaving the comment :)


There was a problem with `publish-please` reading `package.json` before `prepublishScript` runs => [fixed](https://github.com/inikulin/publish-please/pull/21).
Another one is validations running after `prepublishScript`, I'll create a new pr soon and then we can get rid of checks 1 and 2.

Right now it does following...

**Simple checks:**
1.  if on master branch;
2.  if repo is clean;
3.  if there is already no tags associated with latest commit.

**Steps:**
1. will ask if you want to tag;
2. will ask if you want to use `[major | minor | patch | premajor | preminor | prepatch | prerelease]` words or to enter new version manually (will be validated);
3. will ask for tag message.

**Result:**
1.  new tag with tag message + updated version in `package.json`;
2. `package.json` will have new field =>  `"files":['"dist"] `.

To use run `npm run release`.

It's not the neatest thing now, need to wait a little bit for my prs and future prs to be merged and released,
then we can simply run `publish-please` and move tasks to `prepublishScript` inside `.publishrc`.


Thanks, fixed.


Looks great!
One case that still might cause a conflict is when we the .com site is set to https://example.com and the jetpack site is set to http://example.com. Which would result in the same slug. ( As far as I know ) which would prevent the user from visiting one of the urls on calypso.

Thanks for writing the tests.


"A wild `console.log` appears" or was it intended? :)


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- [ocs/articles/sites/domains/mobile-redirection](http://1367mobile-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/ocs/articles/sites/domains/mobile-redirection)


Please follow the PSR-2-code styling rules for spaces.


Is it safer to separate changes for different issues a bit more?


See http://www.ravenbrook.com/project/mps/issue/job003990/


Btw, don't you have any plans to make something similar to the ansible docker module?


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I made the changes to the master branch by mistake. I'll see how to make the changes to the other branch.


e corecta frecventa asta in Hz?


@jellenbogen

The issue #1092 appears to only when you assign the Objective-C block directly to node's `imageModificationBlock` without bridging it to a Swift closure first:
``` swift
// Crash: EXC_BAD_ACCESS
imageNode.imageModificationBlock = ASImageNodeTintColorModificationBlock(.whiteColor())

// Works without issue
let imageModificationBlock = ASImageNodeTintColorModificationBlock(.whiteColor())
imageNode.imageModificationBlock = imageModificationBlock

// Also works without issue
imageNode.imageModificationBlock = Optional(ASImageNodeTintColorModificationBlock(.whiteColor()))
```

The issue is not constrained to ASDK. This will happen anytime you are doing this type of assignment.
If it's not a know issue in Swift, the Swift language team should be made aware of it.

The reason for switching to `imageModificationBlock` to `nullable` is to improve Swift compatibility. Before adding `nullable`, crashes occurred due to `imageModificationBlock` being nil, and having no way to know:

``` swift
let imageNode = ASImageNode()

// Compiler Error: value can never be nil, comparison isn't allowed
if let imageModificationBlock = imageNode.imageModificationBlock {
  let modifiedImage = imageNode.imageModificationBlock(UIImage())
}

let modifiedImage = imageNode.imageModificationBlock(UIImage()) // Crash: EXC_BAD_ACCESS
```

With adding `nullable` you get type safety:

``` swift
let imageNode = ASImageNode()

 // Works without issue
if let imageModificationBlock = imageNode.imageModificationBlock {
  let modifiedImage = imageNode.imageModificationBlock(UIImage())
}
```

Switch `imageModificationBlock` back to `nonnull` would require modifying the property getter to always return a `nonnull asimagenode_modification_block_t`:

``` obj-c
- (asimagenode_modification_block_t)imageModificationBlock
{
  ASDN::MutexLocker l(_imageLock);
  return _imageModificationBlock ?: ^(UIImage *image) { return image; };
}
```

The question is whether ASDK should include a workaround for a Swift language bug that's not particular  to ASDK? @appleguy, thoughts?


what about one variable here? just `@results` instead of `@results` and `calculationResults`?

Also, would it be easier long term to use a dictionary for `results` with the population id as the key?


On the JVM a System property called [`sun.jnu.encoding`](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1066845/what-exactly-is-sun-jnu-encoding) is used to encode / decode file paths and command line arguments. It's derived from LANG/LC_ALL/LC_CTYPE on Unixes and should not be set by the user.
I'd assume that the default for `fileNameEncoding` should be the value of the `sun.jnu.encoding` System property.


de ce sunt activati doi pini de pe portul C?


a set of population codes for the  measure are generated here, but they're also generated below with `@population_criteria` for the keys. We could probably do something here to reduce the duplication.


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use mapper


John, you recent changes caused incorrect work with platform and user-defined types if single binary is loaded.
Just load any single binary (without project), scan and pass something like "void test(BYTE b)" to Declaration text area


implementati timer pentru a numara ms. pentru test, e OK si asa, dar final nu va functiona.


would this turn into an array of dictionaries to support the different populations? or maybe a dictionary of dictionaries (key as population id)?

which seems better, to do a dictionary for keeping track of things within each population or an array? I can see it both ways.


Line contains following spacing inconsistencies:
- Tabs used instead of spaces.

*SpaceConsistencyBear, severity NORMAL, section `python`.*


Line contains following spacing inconsistencies:
- Tabs used instead of spaces.

*SpaceConsistencyBear, severity NORMAL, section `vim`.*


Actually, you *can't* use `inlineable_string`. I thought this crate did something it didn't. Also, `BTreeMap` is slower and I can't seem to get serialization working with custom hashers.


shit dude that dope


mdr, faignant va !


Having same problem, now error is:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'if' (T_IF) in
/home/xxxxx/public_html/wp-content/plugins/woo-poly-integration-master/src/Hyyan/WPI/Emails.php
on line 60


^^, je l'ai repris


Yeah, that would be a waste for sure. I'll try to get a new patch release out this weekend. Thanks!


Just a heads up: as we were just discussing on Twitter, these CDN URLs won't work since they don't actually resolve to individual files. The CDN URLs should have the same structure as the non-CDN URLs, but with `cdn.rawgit.com` as the hostname and a git tag or commit (I recommend a tag) instead of `master`.

Query strings containing version numbers won't bust the CDN cache, but if you create a git tag for the version, you can use that in the CDN URL.

So, first, create a tag and push it up to GitHub:

```
git tag v1.0.2b
git push --tags
```

Then you should be able to use CDN URLs like https://cdn.rawgit.com/soscripted/sox/v1.0.2b/sox.helpers.js

When you update something and want the CDN to pick up the latest changes, push a new version tag and update the URLs to use that tag.

Hope this helps!


If we do not add -O option, the generated binary is not able to be executed(ends in segfaults).
If we add -O0, -O1, -O2, -O3, the integer array is sorted, but the elements of float array become 0.000000

If we add -Os, the integer array becomes:
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9
The elements of the float array are all 0.000000

Interesting BUG.


Pardon ?


I'm aware of this and have a fix. I need to get some unit tests in place so
this doesn't happen again.

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the `measure` argument here is  a bit confusing now because `@views` is being passed in (rather than `demoMeasure` from before). Consider renaming one of the two.


@jccheng-ad
Great job! :+1:  Thanks for the submission.

re install:  Are you sure you could use ```os.__version__``` in python? My python 2.x does not have this module in the os package.  What version of python do you have?

re editor: Great choice. I'm also on the vim team :grin:
re commands: Great pick of commands. Could you elaborate on your use of xargs to kill zombie processes?


thanks @raghavbharadwaj please make sure the spreadsheet is also updated and maybe let's check in the google doc into this repo.


I just came back, finished doing something else I had to do, and hopefully I can finally work on this uninterrupted.


Thanks!


Thanks, will do!


Can you move all of these requires inside of `doExport`?  I'd like to avoid loading more modules than are being used, so in the case of steal-tools build these won't be loaded.


@knpatel401
Thanks for your submission.
Also, congratulations on being the first one to submit Part 2! :star2:


it's missing class="print_hide", it will be printed when printing takings.


I also fix it bug and got a merge conflict.


here's an interesting discussion, although it doesn't really answer your question: https://coffeescript-cookbook.github.io/chapters/arrays/concatenating-arrays


You can just have your server's join servers in different regions. The servers communicate with Serf so they will discover each other.


the hide is on the div inside new_button div. I checked print preview and it looked ok. But might be better to put it on the outer div instead.


Thanks @emilyinamillion for your submission!


`@` needed for `@view`?


why to drop role? isn't roles and groups are noninerchangeable things?


I did a quick force push after I reorganized commits a bit. Better to keep this functionality together for this part (omitting the bootstrap markup)


nice change!!1


These portion fixed #5 for items, same thing in the `cleanCurrencies`. Shouldn't modify the set you're iterating through :P


you are right, I missed that. Anyway I test now.


See https://github.com/drmeister/clasp/commit/6c8242eb3a6bf3ac4a2301b259acb8c6d53fb994


thank you


Thanks, i misunderstood the meaning of the "drop"


I think <Something>Internal is not a good name for a type returned from a public method. Better name it ReadLockScope or ReadLockGuard or ReadLockWrapper.


You must check the result of taggedPtrFix.  See https://github.com/drmeister/clasp/commit/6c8242eb3a6bf3ac4a2301b259acb8c6d53fb994#commitcomment-16765873


The DROP keyword is not limited to objects: most of vendors (and DeveelDB also) support "dropping" other entities that are not DB-Objects (eg. "DROP USER", "DROP ROLE", etc.)


# Cosmic---GSJ
Projeto Final

README/COSMIC----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A aplicação Cosmic tem como principal intuição de forma objetivas tratar de assuntos relacionados a astronomia com
subtópicos interessantes e imagens ilustrativas para os relatos e observações do meio inter-galáctico.
Em sua página principal o button Start-Adventure inicia a aplicação para a página de seleção de tópicos onde de forma
rápida e intuitiva o usuário com seus interesses acessa a um desses tópicos abordando os mais diversos assuntos relacionados
a astronomia.

README/COSMIC-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Why is this RSSUri and not RSSLink?


I don't think it will work very well, the CHiP-seq alignments need to be to the whole genome. You could use the umis repository though by itself to prep the reads by putting the UMI and barcode in the read name, and align with bwa or bowtie or whatever to the whole genome. That would get you partway there, but then you'd have to do the rest of the counting and what not on your own.


FM works well but FMRecord is full of noise. Here is a FM recording clip, I don't know this problem is due to something wrong of CM's source or something else.
Please forgive me for my poor English (:lol
![FM_03192016_013950.3gpp](http://download.ikke.moe/OnePlusX/Video/FM_03192016_013950.3gpp)


Thank you. I'll write the check.


The implementation seems to be exception-unsafe. If a subsequent new will fail we will end with a locked RWL without any meaningful way to release this lock.
So, better to implement it in the following way:
var result = new ReadLockInfernal(readerWriterLock);
result.EnterReadLock();
return result;


I would call them Beat template as this is how we call them in our docs. @DeDe what do you think?


Mark,

Thanks for the quick response. I was trying to install this beta version on local setup with Github plugin. I was able to test this beta on a standalone Jenkins deployment successfully.

Can you share timeline on the git-2.5.0 release. I am interested in Git shallow with depth feature.

Thanks in advance.


This implementation is also exception-unsafe.


The same problem with exception safety


This change looks wrong.  At least, it looks redundant.


I would suggest to add a way to explicitly release the lock (like Release() method).


@shama: Sounds good to me.

After this we should be ready for a new release so that we backport the changes to all plugins.


You are doing more but python 3 compatibility. However your time stamp file name feature is nice.


Or .EnterReadLock() could be called within the ReadLockInternal .ctor


:@ tous ça à cause de commits ... rholala


On peut même plus travailler, on se fait piquer sont taf MDR


This is the code that broke this for me. `@assignment` and `@inherited_assignment` aren't initialized with the object, so they are always nil and the private methods are never called. What was your intention with this change?


youtube link: https://youtu.be/EohoKaLSO6I


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This is not correct


Could the array being passed into this function, `@views`, just be constructed to be the `@criteria_text_hash` from the start?

In:
```
    for reference in Object.keys(@model.get('data_criteria'))
      @dataLogicView = new Thorax.Views.DataCriteriaLogic(reference: reference, measure: @model)
      @views.push(@dataLogicView)
```
it looks `reference` the same as the `@view.dataCriteria.key` here.


Not sure if we should leave this as standard behavior or an option that the user can toggle.


Very beautiful xD


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The shallow clone depth value setting is also on the main line and will be included in git plugin 2.4.3.  That should be released within the next two weeks.


Ambitny opis.


Final Latin is now released


It was a merge conflict. Guessing I fixed the conflict incorrectly. I'll move assignment and inherited_assignment back to protected.


Did you meant o keep the IO.inspect in there?


Do you mean un-protected?


Should be `Copyright (c) 2015 The Padyakke Project Authors (padyakkefonts@gmail.com). Padyakke is a trademark of Dunwich Type Founders.`


@evilpie good catch, you're right.  That example currently creates an Int32Array with elements 1, 2, 3 but it should create an empty array according to spec.

Created issue #608 for this.


Thats awesome. That will solve a major pain point for us. Thanks for the quick response.


Please, don't depend on `toString` method, this is not really obvious. If you really want, use `.join()` (which is what implicit `toString` method does for arrays), but I'm not sure if I'm fan of it.


can we just iterate over the key/values in `criteria_keys_by_population`? Is the idea of using the `allPopulationCodes` to get the order?

I'm wondering if it makes sense to collect the criteria text by population code first before adding it into the rows. That would probably help out with the row merging, etc.


@salix5

Sorry for my late response. The problem is that we now have some stupied side effects. This means flickering menu on some positions. E. g. if I hover a flied zone with a card on it then this menu closes instandly and we have to click again (on other positions we have the same issue, like clicken on the graveyard).

I don't know if such an error occours on japanese version but for us it's an unresolveable siede effect which we all have now :( ... ok, it's definitly not your fault because who had known that smth. can be happen?


Such beatify


Beautify,


nice


Then you must delete `newJobDetail.properties` and move the existing localizations into `Messages_*.properties`.


I'm working on it just at this moment!


t'inquiete il reste encore pleeeiiiiinnn de trucs


Mention that its keyed by `label`.


Should we fix similar things in top_model.c as well?
https://github.com/RHESSys/RHESSys/blob/77-unsat-rzone-calc-consist/rhessys/hydro/top_model.c#L492


Daniel Petrov


+Daniel Petrov


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.[k8s.io] Kubectl client [k8s.io] Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


Мартин Диманов


I feel like `@criteria_order_list` can be combined with the structure above.

It also looks like there are a lot of ways criteria are being stored. I think we can get it down to one or at most two. For two structures, we could have just:
* dictionary of criteria (as described in comment on line 235) - criteria ids as keys and criteria values as values.
* dictionary of populations with criteria: population codes as keys, and arrays (in the correct order) of criteria ids.

we could probably smash these together into one structure, but that may not make as much sense in terms of the order that things get processed.


stumbling block: `dockertest.output` (where `mustfail()` lives) has no access to `DockerCmd()` for running `docker version` or to any `subtest.config` settings.  Looking at non-mustfail options now but ITM, can you thnk of anything I've missed? Any way of getting test environment/state into `mustfail`?


Yes, please fix :smile:


watch the automatic white space remover :)

it makes diffs harder to read.


Aleksandar Ivanov


Can we just remove the link to it? I don't see any value in making the documentation easily-accessible. We don't want anybody using it.


I'm planing to add an **HTML** highlighter to the old **JavaScript** highlighter.


Chrisssssssssssssss lol


FYI we have something in material2 that does this already:
https://github.com/angular/material2/blob/master/scripts/ci/analyze-commits.js#L8


Just deleted this branch cause there might be something we can inherit from 1.7.10 branch.


You'll have to add "cd aurutils" here, otherwise pkgver() can result in an unversioned half empty string.


docker ftw


Should be fixed in 09fc33198a4cfc93a98ce1ba7d51d41c487e5f56.


could you please add a script for transmorg please


+ Nikola Stefanov


And line 111+112, that's a mistake. Ignore this PR. I'll fix it.


I can see if I still have the logs. The fix did make the errors go away - but perhaps not for the reason I thought!


This is kind of cool! So what we have managed to do over the past few commits is create our own custom delegate in the `AddItemViewController`. This will allow us to use this view with multiple other views. We will be able to, if we chose to, use this view in multiple places in the add and the `AddItemViewController` wont really care. It till send its response to what ever view controller we set as its delegate just before we do the segue.

In the code above you can see that we use the `prepareForSegue` method to find out the view controller we are about to use. We then set the `ChecklistViewController` as the delegate so that the `AddItemViewController` will send responses back to the `ChecklistViewController` so that we can update the checklist.

It's all really neat! The concept of a `delegate` is new to me but in working with it, it seems powerful.


I know it sucks supporting old versions, but what compatibility changes make this necessary?


Doesn't this mean it always prints the size of the retrieved table? i.e. we lose the fact that the complete number of rows is not known.


Fait les trucs qui reste dans ce cas ? pourquoi tu piques mon taff ? :-1:


This needed also https://github.com/kimmoli/android_build/commit/fb570e35f9e169083e76e65fc0635ade57c85c37


For this https://github.com/kimmoli/droidmedia/commit/c5bedc3ad304d37a1cf2d792bec715e883081957


3/18/16 revised test by Russ added words at top.


W00t! Awesome. Don't worry about the bridge animation not lining up with the sound - those were placeholders for the time being, so I'll sync them this weekend.


I believe this has been addressed!


done


thanks


I don't have a problem with removing it. But before proceeding you should ask at least cgarcia about this.


ff


I found it. Non-ASCII quotes in `create-replication-task.rst`.

```
diff --git a/awscli/examples/dms/create-replication-task.rst b/awscli/examples/d
index 56978b7..cd77cba 100644
--- a/awscli/examples/dms/create-replication-task.rst
+++ b/awscli/examples/dms/create-replication-task.rst
@@ -9,22 +9,22 @@ The file ``table-mappings.json`` is a JSON document in the cur
       {
         "Type": "Include",
         "SourceSchema": "company",
-        "SourceTable": “emp%"
+        "SourceTable": "emp%"
       },
       {
         "Type": "Include",
-        "SourceSchema": “employees",
-        "SourceTable": “%"
+        "SourceSchema": "employees",
+        "SourceTable": "%"
       },
       {
         "Type": "Exclude",
-        "SourceSchema": “source101",
-        "SourceTable": “dep%"
+        "SourceSchema": "source101",
+        "SourceTable": "dep%"
       },
       {
         "Type": "Exclude",
-        "SourceSchema": “source102",
-        "SourceTable": “%"
+        "SourceSchema": "source102",
+        "SourceTable": "%"
       },
       {
         "Type": "Explicit",
```


mdr, c'est qui qui me l'a donné ?


What does that mean? It is another Github thing?

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Great job, thanks @alexott!


I've added two levels of acceptance tests at this point, checking the existence of the paragraph_format.tab_stops object and testing basic functioning of that object.  There's a third level yet to complete, looking at the behavior of individual tab_stop objects within paragraph_format.tab_stops.


This breaks links to `#sponsors`. Can you add the `id` back to the `<h1>`? Thanks.


This imposes too strong restriction, for example "1,24 KB " won't match with this change that is probably unwanted. `\b` will fit better in this case.


辛苦 zz 菊苣~
zz 菊苣要为向 div 内加入的 tag 添加 contentEditable="false" 属性，这样 tag 可以保持一个整体和外面不冲突~


I'd also skip the `else` altogether:
```
try:
    return int(number) > 0
except ValueError:
    return False
```


it's a bit convoluted... || and && and then ?... what's the priority and what is to echo?


Might have to add an optional argument to mustfail ``expect_exit=0`` (or something like that).  Maybe wise to do the same thing to mustpass.

Another option is to turn mustpass/mustfail into a class with a ``__call__`` method (to preserve compatibility), then you can subclass the thing as-necessary w/in the test modules to suit their purpose.


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Zero changed files with zero additions and deletions?


@gka: Can you also update the population estimate?


Добавьте еще несколько строчек текста, чтобы я могла протестировать возможность комментирования.


The same id is already on the parent section (see [here](https://github.com/djangocon/2016.djangocon.eu/blob/master/templates/home.html#L27))


dim_desc() would be a generic and do the right thing for trunc_mat objects.


Хорошо.


Oh, you're absolutely correct, my bad.

Carry on then: nothing to see here :ghost:


> Might have to add an optional argument to mustfail expect_exit=0

nonzero, actually, but yes that's exactly what I'm doing. Thing is, what I'm passing is 125-127 and it's `mustfail`s job to convert that to 1 if this is a pre-PR14012 docker. I just can't see how `mustfail` can determine that :-(


Hello Mr. Nelson, I'm sure you are busy and apologize for to being a pest.  Do I just remove all the references to the up, down, left, right buttons to remove the conflict at P9.30?


don't understand this double level of imbrication: core.config.config.title (config twice)
this is not intuitive to me ?


\*facepalm\*

haven't touched python in a while, lol


The way I would do it is to have a `create` and `destroy` method in subscription controller.  I would handle the charge there - I would not use a charges controller.  In the destroy method you could calculate if the user should get a pro-rated refund - Stripe allows for this.  Stripe also allows you to create a subscription for a user on their end, so you can have recurrent billing.  The assignment used to be along these lines, then they simplified it.  But upgrading your account to premium should not generate a one-off charge - unless that is how you want it to be.  More likely you would want recurrent billing.

It is a useful exercise to try to implement it this way, but obviously it is not required for the project, so the choice is yours.


You mean in general, or for the sake of minification?


`@extract_data_criteria_value` -> `@extract_data_criteria_values`


Should `this.actual` be just `actual` ?


У вас теперь всё получилось в виде заголовков. Вы решетки поставили.


Hey Tim! I would be honored to contribute to the upstream repo. I have actually had a lot of issues with the new Bootcamp 6 installer on Windows 10 1511 that I've tried writing logic around, so I've added a bunch of try / catch error handling and OS specific workarounds since I last committed. Before this gets pulled upstream, I'd like to double check everything, submit some of the additions I've made that match up with your app, and add some good commenting to the script (if that's OK) :)

I'm still learning Python, but I was trying to make it mirror your script as closely as possible. I will also work on documenting what is and isn't working in comparison to what your script does. Until PowerShell comes to OS X (which surprisingly may happen), I won't include any of the parts that are useful on the OS X side :P

Thank you so much for this project by the way. It has been a huge life saver for us not having to store all of these ESD's in our Windows images or Configuration Manager to deploy during imaging. I'll let you know when things are closer to ready!

Thanks,
Nathan


А здесь у вас всё в одну строку писалось, потому что вы их никак не разделили.


We don't need this anymore.


I don't like this approach


Hi Pavel,

I've found graffiti-mongoose to solve the vast majority of the problems we have.  The only thing that I'm worried about is being able to return objects of a certain mongoose-derived type in the future, cleanly, in custom queries or mutations.  For example, if I want to build a custom mutation that does something and returns a Photo object (which is defined in my mongoose models), currently I have to make another GraphQL type manually that is basically a copy of the graffiti-mongoose-generated object.  I'd really like to be able to directly reference the graffiti-mongoose-generated type object, but I haven't looked deeply enough into the graffiti-mongoose code to see if that will be feasible to pull out of the schema.  It certainly might be... but the thing is, that type object won't have been created until AFTER I pass in my customQueries or customMutations.  So what I'd really need to pass in is some kind of reference that will be interpreted by something during the getSchema call to grab the recently-created graffiti-mongoose Photo type (for example) and attach that to my GraphQL object somehow.  Either that, or I need a way to be able to pull apart the schema returned from getSchema, stick in the stuff I want, and then reassemble it.  Maybe I could just use the `getFields` calls etc, and then assemble the schema myself.  I haven't looked enough to know.

Or, perhaps what I need to do is modify graffiti-mongoose so that it generates Javascript *code* instead of objects, and then have a build step that merges that generated code with my own.  For now, I'm just skirting the issue by making my own pseudo-clones of the graffiti-mongoose-generated type objects.


Hola


mvn test doesn't need database


hola


Sorry about that! Fix is out in v3.2.1 now.


Mistype at line 520: psuedopod


Cool. I think it's useful that with native PS you don't need Python or an environment that can compile an .exe (even though I do have one up and running).

What issues specifically do you have with Win 10 1511? I also have issues: if I run our image build on top of either the Nov. '15 or Feb. '16 Enterprise ISO, the Windows installation seems to break on the next boot following the installation of Boot Camp. (Windows tries to diagnose/repair itself and eventually fails)

I haven't had time to try and investigate and the original Enterprise release ISO works (including updates installed before Boot Camp), so I haven't had to worry about it but I did want to verify whether it's something I can open an Apple bug report for.


by passing in workspaces, rather than paths to files on disk, a client program can prepare the vivisect workspace however it wants --- in memory, from the network, or from disk. it also has the opportunity to fix up any analysis before the string decoding is invoked.


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Sorry... But it doesn't do their job really well. The Problem: Cloudflare. You've activated the "Rocketloader" Kappa(it isn't as good as Cloudflare promots it) Plugin. My solution: Deactivate any cloudflare Script from your Website... finished up. The "I-wanna-hide-this-Post" Script from "sumome" won't be loaded :+1: and the other's javascript aren't essential important for the website :)

Time: 5mins

:no_entry:
`<script type="text/javascript">
//<![CDATA[
try{if (!window.CloudFlare) {var CloudFlare=[{verbose:0,p:**********,byc:*,owlid:"**",bag2:*,mirage2:*,oracle:*,paths:{cloudflare:"/cdn-cgi/nexp/dok3v=********/"},atok:"**************************************",petok:"**************************************************************************",zone:"wurst-client.tk",rocket:"a",apps:0,sha2test:0}];document.write('<script type="text/javascript" src="//ajax.cloudflare.com/cdn-cgi/nexp/dok3v=**********/cloudflare.min.js"><'+'\/script>');}}catch(e){};
//]]>
</script>`

`<script async data-rocketsrc="//pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js" type="text/rocketscript"></script>`
Bye Google Ads. And Google Analytics. You won't be loaded(cause of `type="text/rocketscript"`). More privacy for me ...

You could, and should, deactivate this Plugin if you want to get respect.

Other question I wanna ask:
Why you want to get money of the work from the contributers? Ok. You losted me as contributor, if you wanna get money with my code and take pressure on the people, who don't support you. A few sites are in my whitelist, but a *open-source* Project should make money?!


printing the results is orthogonal (that is, a completely separate concern) from extracting the strings. since there are many ways to do it (csv, table, html, etc) i don't think it should be provided by the DecodingManager. a client program should provide its own formatter/printer that knows what to do with the DecodingManger results. i've moved the formatters to their own functions below.


@rgrove Thanks Ryan, I really appreciate it!


Thanks for the response @jessehu That seems reasonable to me. I also agree if I were using this I would want the Task object, and honestly kind of consider it a defect that it didnt work like this before.


consider renaming to `extract_patient_actual_values` to be parallel with the expected value function.


Yeap


import javax.swing.JOptionPane;

public class Addition
{

     public static void main(String[] args){

       // obtain user input from JOptionPane input dialogs
       String firstNumber = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter first integer");
       String secondNumber = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter second integer");

       // convert String inputs to int values to int values for use in a calculation
       int number1 = Integer.parseInt(firstNumber );
       int number2 = Integer.parseInt( secondNumber);

       int sum = number1 + number2; // add numbers

       // display result in a JOptionPane message dialog
       JOptionPane.showMessageDialog( null, "The sum is " + sum, "Sum of Two Integers", JOptionPane.PLAIN_MESSAGE);

     }
   }


does this mean that "specifically false" is not yet handled?


Removed HighQ Drawings. Too FPS intensitive


What do you mean?

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This change looks wrong. At least, it looks redundant.

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Po pomoti spremenil 'stili.css' v 'stili.CSs' (klikal sem bljižnice in na žalost zadel CTRL+U, kaj spremeni vse označene črke v velike. Presenetljivo deluje le v C9 okolju, kajti lastno testiranje na Windows-u mi pove, da ta kratica naredi čisto nekaj drugega.) zato ne deluje do nasljednjega commit-a.

Hvala za razumevanje.


I think the next version is coming in June / July. :/


I just used descent option in svgicons2svgfont and it works


:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:


all good :)

It's just important to think about how to make this both useful without making too many assumptions about how someone will use it. And if another use case is only a few more lines of code (that we can even provide an example for) then it may make sense to keep it separated

I definitely think it would be helpful to provide some mechanism to use a "regular" token and either handle renewing, or easily provide a way for the user to do it.


The use of [merge](https://www.npmjs.com/package/merge) can be tackled by Lodash's `_.cloneDeep` and `_.assign`:

```js
// var devBundleConfig = merge(true, bundleConfig);
var devBundleConfig = _.cloneDeep(bundleConfig);
```
or
```js
// devBundleConfig.paths = merge(true, devBundleConfig.paths, {"*": "dist/js/dev/es5/*.js"});
devBundleConfig.paths = _.assign(_.cloneDeep(devBundleConfig.paths), {"*": "dist/js/dev/es5/*.js"});
```


Yep, it's going to have to happen in the test code.  Don't worry too much about verifying proper exit in every test, zero/non-zero is probably fine in most cases as long as we have a few that test the actual expected code (maybe just in negativeusage?)


Fantastic, thanks a bunch!


Gotta be "Up"


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mohlat ham ta farda shabe porsidam.


HAWT!


its generally easier to maintain programs that track and modify state (that is, their local variables) in a small number of places. otherwise, two calls to the same function in different orders will produce different results. this is difficult to debug.

whenever possible, try to write functions that compute and return data based only on the function's parameters. this becomes a little fuzzy when dealing with classes, but its still a useful goal.

for example, notice here how we can remove the class instances for the identification and decoding managers by simply creating them in the accessor routines. this means we can repeatedly call `identify_decoding_routines` and always get the same results (without worrying about, "are the strings accumulated and de-duped correctly?", "is this even allowed?").


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getting lost


the config parsed and contained in this class is now extracted by the `main()` function and passed as arguments to the appropriate functions.


actually, need to remove these two lines


looks like `raw_data` isn't actually used


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This function should still be broken down into smaller parts, but they probably don't need to be their own class.


Thank you!  I'll give that a try.  Have a great weekend.  If you are ever in Dallas/Fort Worth, I will buy you a beer!!!


Very interesting. It looks like when Vim was moved to GitHub, they commandeered an existing account and re-uploaded the assets, whose contents changed (upstream Gentoo had been referencing this pre-existing account before the move was official). We'll go ahead and tag a new version early next week with this hash updated. Thanks for the heads-up.


Features files for test


aaa


Thanks!


`AcpiGbl_ExternalList = AcpiGbl_ExternalList` is no-op.  Actually, clang complains and fails:
```
../../../source/common/dmextern.c:1104:30: error: explicitly assigning value of variable of type 'ACPI_EXTERNAL_LIST *'
      (aka 'struct acpi_external_list *') to itself [-Werror,-Wself-assign]
        AcpiGbl_ExternalList = AcpiGbl_ExternalList;
        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1 error generated.
```


Will it use the same timing for failure detection in LAN and WAN pools? I thought it was going to work similar to how Consul works where the WAN pool would have a more relaxed timing.


why you removed "-If you don't have internet access" Section ?


There were only a few classes, and this allows them to be package private


@noodle- @MrCee

Yes, there is also an OSX specific branch on:
https://github.com/clinton-hall/nzbToMedia/tree/3e4861e87c543a4d2debd8997feb16bda3ef5339

It would be nice to be able to stay on it.


Compiler mat throw out that loop.

http://www.daemonology.net/blog/2014-09-04-how-to-zero-a-buffer.html

Please use `memset_s` function instead.


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fyi, this change broke our app, which was (admittedly, stupidly) using `qs.hasOwnProperty`


Just dispatch your async action here.

Do you want hide  your modal after diaptching the async action?


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it's better to use  reference to prevent copy of th whole text


Sorry my browsers have been doing all sorts of weird things today.  I submitted another pull request that will create a dev branch based on the current master branch.


Oh shit


:nope:


@hudakdidit you've been pushing to staging but not surveys. Is that intentional? Staging isn't a clean branch; it's got a divergent history from master, including some experimental work that isn't going to go to master.


Initial Development of ORT Tool


masakra


It should be private field!


to je res, ampak zelo zabavno je malo tud sproti zatezit frendu.🍟

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I guess you want `service_container` not `container` service name


Sorry dude. I done broke it.


:) You shouldn't add files via web upload - you have to commit changes via GitHub client - either with graphical user interface or from the command line.


Using optional variables we can now tell in the `AddItemViewController` if the request is to add a item or edit an item. We then update the visual property of the view to match. Here is an example of the comunication flow between views:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9591618/13889522/bfdf47e2-ed25-11e5-9272-dbb770522a3b.png)


fixed


It is already. (;


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ya mikhay toye css taghir bedi?


Albuquderque should probably be Albuquerque


test


First off:

>> OK you have right to ad ads to your Website.
>> But, please remove "Wurst is not made for money" in Wurst repository.

>I find it quite disturbing that you question the purpose of and mindset behind Wurst just because I added ads to the website.

>My purpose, in general, is to improve the world by creating amazing things that solve people's problems and to spread happiness and positivity. The purpose of Wurst, more specifically, is to provide the best possible PVPing, griefing and trolling experience and to thereby help fulfilling my purpose. I don't remember how I wrote it in the repository, but I don't need to look it up in order to tell you what it means.

>In 1.5 years, however, I will finish school and there will be only two possible scenarios:

>1. I will have to get a full-time job, loose the free time to develop Wurst and eventually have to give up on it.

>2. I will be able to financially support myself through Wurst, have more free time to develop it, and be able to continue fulfilling my purpose and the purpose of Wurst.

>I am not allowed to give you any exact numbers on the amount of money that AdSense is paying me, but I can tell you that, at least so far, it is not nearly enough so that I could financially support myself through it. I struggle with increasing pressure from my mother who wants me to get a job and does not believe that Wurst will have any future.

>Please think twice before saying that Wurst was just made for the money! I'm not making Wurst so that I can earn money, but I'm earning money so that I can make Wurst. Furthermore, I am not trying to earn more money just so I can earn more money, but to fund the future of Wurst and of myself.

>-Alexander01998

Second, this is my project, not yours. I do not care about your respect, your opinion or your hate. All decisions regarding the Wurst Client, it's website, etc. are made by me.

Third, I do not care if you leave. Any Wurst user is free to leave at any time, no one is forced to stay. But if someone like you turns into a hater and suddenly believes that they could make decisions about my project, then they are forced to leave.

In other words, you are banned.


Вооот. Другое дело.


И пунктики хорошо легли.


Yeah, we're still on for tomorrow. I hope the deploy goes well.


Done.


why beautify?


AVX512 Skylake support requires GCC 5.0, however prefetch intrinsics were added in GCC 4.9:

https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.9/changes.html (floating point, prefetch, exponential and reciprocal, conflict detection)
https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-5/changes.html (byte, word, double-world, quad-word, EVEX, FMA-52, and bit vectors)


why we need a lock here, is it possible to have concurrent change?


@theengineear @cldougl

This is my second PR of the scatterplotmatrix in FigureFactory.

Andrew, I think I properly understood and implemented all of your comments to the code, but my work is not perfect yet. I added a histogram and box plot to the main diagonal selection (see figures below) and did some variable renaming and removing, in particular removing useindex in place of having the code read index = "..." to decide if an index column is being used.

My current tasks for this project are:
-allowing other data types (numpy array, list of lists) to be acceptable as input
-add 2D Density Plot to main diagonal
-add working jitter param (still working on it; it's annoying)
-add a **kws argument to the function

Of course all feedback is appreciated and gratefully received. Keep it real.
![scatterplot matrix with bar plot on diagonal](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10369095/13889670/295691f6-ed1e-11e5-9915-df9d765b725c.png)
![scatterplot matrix with histogram on diagonal](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10369095/13889671/29585aae-ed1e-11e5-80b4-5d276bf3857f.png)


An 'l' to an 'L'.


Nice Job


ok


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