I vacillated on whether or not to use `Optional` or not. It looks strange, but I decided for it because at least this way it's explicit that callers need to check for `nil`. I don't feel strongly either way.

I did not think of someone returning `.Some(nil)`; it would mean a crash, because I have not put checks for it anywhere. Hm.

I think I'll just change the API to return a `UnsafeMutablePointer` and document that it's nullable; at least that doesn't look so weird.


Lines are capped at 80 columns, so please don't reformat this line.


This is a nice portable way to move the strings to a writeable area. We might say we would like a better way to mark things writeable but there are probably none that are portable.

Nice job!

LGTM


Potential UX issue regarding task removal button. There are two buttons currently: one for task removal from entire tasklist, and another to remove task just from the process. I suggest we merge the functionality of both into one button with an option dialog showing upon click, asking the user which to choose.


does this need to be merged into master? @nickreminder


Thank you for your wisdom, Zen Master ;)


Why not just use 2 * NumDims?


I think these are 'always' now. I don't think `flags[2]` is used. Also perhaps wait on https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/pull/576 to land and then check how it reads again.


@shumingli708 does this branch need to be merged into master?


Looking at GK1 disasm, PalVary subop 1 looks pretty much identical to that in SQ6. Maybe it was a script bug in GK1 that they still used a SCI11-style PalVary call?


if we use the mainloop forwarding (sol_mainloop_implementation) we can avoid reaching this code altogether, same for spawing processes and threads.


I mean, if we add missing hooks


Split this into two loops of size NumDims to remove conditionals inside loops.


Tag all these methods with `@UsedByGeneratedCode`. Most of us add exclusions for methods with that annotation from the "unused method" inspection in IntelliJ.


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barsco


Looks good, but can we add the dialog to display after the initial dialog is closed for edit process? It would only show if Ok is clicked.


Thanks; yeah, I found the workaround here: https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/issues/1026


Please refer the upstream change here.

https://github.com/twitter/algebird/commit/55eb1105ac21abc8cf9c03a8e987ca88c4342b02


@antirez isn't the freeMemoryIfNeeded in scripting.c also susceptible for this problem?


@gonuke the Sampler class in source_sampling.h doesn't have a constructor that allows for the threshold parameter. Please update appropriately.


Change to

OP_REQUIRES(context, 1 <= num_dims && num_dims <= 3,
  errors::InvalidArgument("Expected 1 <= dims <= 3, got shape ", diagonal.shape().DebugString());

The above needs some formatting.


wait why?


Shouldn't be called diagonal since it is neither the diagonal or a diagonal matrix.  "input" or "tensor" is fine.


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Good catch. Note there are now separate imports and exports sections so these flags seem redundant see https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/pull/556  That would leave the body as always required so `flags[2]` could then be removed too.


This is integrated in my fork btw: https://github.com/blueyed/vim-colors-solarized/commit/92f2f99414c144304005b31ec5a9be58f8c5f258


Have we determined whether computing these values at specialization time matters for performance? It's entirely possible that the JIT compiler can realize they are loop-invariant and hoist them out.


I could also move `<div id="plyr-svg">` to where the plyr is (under actual player). It makes no difference except for it would feel like it's in its right place, I guess.


Oh my gosh, it's all wrong! I hope this wasn't merged!

Just kidding! Great job :)


Commento per le notifiche.


你这样只是把复杂性转嫁到脚本上面。你可能觉得ocgcore变得好理解了，但这样只会让更多的人不能理解脚本的写法


"matrix" is a bad name if it has variable rank.  Maybe just "tensor".


Spaces: num_dims / 2;


`q.addFirst(elem)` makes it behave like a stack or a queue?
as a reminder:
Queue -> BFS.
Stack -> DFS.


OK.


Indentation error before "errors:" and the error message should say what the rank actually is (and ideally the full shape).  Something like

errors::InvalidArgument("Expected rank 2, 4, or 6, got shape ", tensor.shape().DebugString())


Spaces: for (auto i = 0; i < out_dims; i++) {


These are config definitions, not the config files themselves. Changing these values to yours isn't what you want to do, and you probably don't want to put your account details in a public repository.


Nice
:-)


"Invalid shape ", tensor.shape().DebugString(), ": dimensions ", i, " and ", i + out_dims, " do not match"


Indentation.  Actually that can probably fit on one 80 column line.


Why is `htp://127.0.0.1:1 - typo` being passed in as the url?


This should be changed to `127.0.0.1` or `localhost` but not both in the url.


erm, my git seems to have merged master with master, how on earth does this happen?


afaik only `'' + Symbol()` and `'' + Object(Symbol())` and apparently `String(Object(Symbol()))` should throw.


Made an error, need to revert this... :cry:


Here would be nice to add a tmpptr = NULL to prevent surprises in the future when some adds a random goto the the code.


Log:=

magnitogen


I don't see where you reassign this, val?


No jsDoc.


And by commented out I mean removed. :pig:


Wait but why? This broke caching of downloaded dependencies from previous build steps. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35132568/caching-jar-dependencies-for-maven-based-docker-builds


accepted as 0.9-7


We have a "frontend" to Toast, that offers a little bit more (e.g. it logs the message). Please use GB.toast(...)


I literally linked you to the reason why I pip freezed this out... This makes no sense.


Just a missclick, nothing changed...


oie


There's a faster way to implement diagonal extraction using a reshape.  For example, given a shape [m, n] matrix, the following numpy code would extract the diagonal if the reshape didn't throw an exception:

  x.reshape(-1, n + 1)[:, 0]

The reshape only throws an exception because it's too large for the matrix, but we only access the part that's in bounds so that's safe in our case.  This would use a much more optimized code path than the current generate mechanism.


I think I reverted the removal in another commit


Thank you :)


FYI, I used old-style string formatting because the UDT literals make new-style formatting unhappy.


Don't call it matrix if it doesn't have to be a matrix.  "input" is consistent with other ops.


:P


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Should be a line for diagonal: after matrix:

matrix: ...
diagonal: The extracted diagonal.


Don't think the use of "components" is appropriate given its connotation on other parts of this documentation. Maybe use "parts"?


Why is there no setDescriptionComponent() method?


AFAIR, @TargetApi only instructs the IDE to not complain about the code not matching the current target version.

You should additionally add a runtime check (see GBApplication.isRunningLollipopOrLater()) to prevent crashes on KitKat.


It’s more in keeping with how we do things today.  I hope one day we will make `UnsafePointer` et al. always non-nil; at that point it will make sense to use an optional here.


expected_error_re is unused.


It'd be good to check all ranks (2, 4, 6).


I discovered what was going on here. It turns out to be an optimization to avoid a PLT call since the only usage of register_printf_dfp() was a tail call in init_libdfp(), so the compiler just grabs the function pointer out from the GOT, and jumps into it. Neat. This behavior can be observed by toggling -foptimize-sibling-calls on s390.

This TODO can be removed. this is actually an optimization, and not a bug.


This commit message was incorrect. It should've read "Committing all PDFs".


One small quibble: if you use s.authors instead of s.author, you need to [ensure the value is an array](http://guides.rubygems.org/specification-reference/#authors=).


This should be at the top of this section and the sentence that now starts. It's a kind of corollary for why we have the names as we describe before.


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Use the Wildcard variable.


Guess what the default Python version in TOSS 2 (RHEL6) is.  We still support Python 2.6 for this reason.  I believe a lot of other HPC sites still rely on RHEL6, as well.


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In some cases I feel the word "should" seems too freeing and may not convey the importance of something, that's when I use "must" so that none of us forgets, or feels the mighty wrath of the goddess upon him... :smile:


AFAIU: In we will not copy it then reference to a bytestring from network will be stored for arbitrary amount of time, and that chunk may be rather big. The result may be an uncontrolled memory 'leaks'


Instead of using gigantic handwritten stuff here, so

np.random.seed(8)
x = np.random.randn(3, 5, 7)
i = np.arange(3)[:, None, None]
j = np.arange(5)[:, None]
k = np.arange(7)
diag = x[i, j, k, i, j, k]


move to SET @GUID := 999999; on top


Should throw ValueError if the rank isn't even.


[input_shape[:len(input_shape) // 2]]


+import android.view.Window;


Thanks for the explanation. Actually, I did `rm -rf node_modules && npm update`, and wound up with two versions of `core-js`.


I believe we can define these special values as:

```
BUILTIN_STREAMS = {'app': 'application output',
                   'test': 'test output',
                   'debug': 'tracebacks and other debugging info',
                   'remote': 'fabric/paramiko debug',
                   'early':  'early logging of other streams (very verbose)'
                   'all': 'all of the above',
                   'none': 'disable console logging completely'}

BUILTIN_STREAMS_SET = {'all': ['app', 'test', 'debug', 'remote', 'early'],
                       'none': []}
```

So that they can be used here, and also in the parser code[1].


это не мое, у Светы забрал


these changes might have been added accidentally


No love for backwards compatibility? :/


Note sure about this wording. There is no 'module' object in the binary encoding so there might be not need for this qualification. The 'data' is not 'trailing the module'. I guess the use of the word 'module' here is rather vague, and perhaps should be removed.


Well, what you are saying makes sense. Though you are supposed to run latest of everything. AMXX will be always updated to work on the latest official steam version. For obvious legal reasons, and likely because it's a pain to support every little change of every version, this is no really sane.

But that's the whole point of having gamedata file here. It allows us to use stuff from mod/engine we would not use before, it's easy to manage, and it gives a chance to admins to customize easily such data as well.

Considering you have only one official engine, that GoldSrc is not more supported really by Valve since years, that there will be an auto updater, and we try to avoid to rely when possible on engine/mod, I think honestly it's fairly reasonable right now. There are things you can't do in a sane way without using mod/engine (like hooking cvar changes).

About svs->clients, I did not dig enough to affirm it can be avoided, I've simply used because it makes sense from code, but it can likely be replaced by name saved by amxx in post. I did expect anyway feedbacks, it's still in WIP state and largely inspired from existing metamod module fixing such exploit. Thanks for your feedbacks.


I think it's better to remove the behavior of printing the help message on `--show ?`. The help message can go into the standard place and always be shown. The help message itself can be created by reusing the `BUILTIN_STREAMS` and `BUILTIN_STREAMS_SET` suggested previously.


And again,  `BUILTIN_STREAMS` and `BUILTIN_STREAMS_SET` can be reused here.


You feel the examples should not have a detailed description to highlight the thought? Even though it is written above it exposes the information in another way.


Alright, thanks for the help!
I figured out it really wasn't safe to put my account details in a public repo, which is why I made a test account. I'll put these credentials in a more secure place.
Cheers!


Could you change `FAQs` to `Frequently asked questions` (same as the old title).


So, if I understand right, Go For Launch will be a mod that acts as a wiki?


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This broke all the tests :cry:
The conversion script reads the suite files, and checks for the existence of some files. I reckon the suite files definitely need to be kept, and the conversion script may need to be adapted.


The generator value is an array and it should default to `[]` per https://github.com/refinery/refinerycms/commit/7f127410c73d21bab1c76c54d3c4f38f68c927f7#diff-b0d56f98cb168c2c14f493de1e86c8c5R9


I'm fine with "should", but I'm a little concerned that competitors will be forced to use small mats without the organizers consulting the Board or anyone mentioning it in a Delegate report.


mill secons -> milliseconds


Readme updated to clarify. It's the repo for this project: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/index.php?/topic/132795-go-for-launch-cooperative-rorssrp-0/


This is not a guideline per the previous naming convention. If you still have other names then what is this for? Also it's a repetition of the previous comment.


This is an `isort` thing. No functional difference.


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FAQ module needs to have a depencency on Foundation.Serialization otherwise the order of sync will be screwed up


Nit: Since there are two (plural) dimensions, I think "should have minimum dimensions of" is more correct.


"m3/m" should be "flow"


"m3" should "volume"


@dbnicholson At some point in history everything was all caps, even HW info went through `g_strup`, but since we decided to use HW as-is, this has changed to `Default`.


Done, #2491


Merge


Perhaps these items should be under a different heading, but they should not be removed. They state the ways in which the developer must check his required size for some latitude in order to reduce the amount of image sizes registered.


Couldn't [this code](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/e6a9f7e49adad2f4f8e36452e28fe64c6cfb5e0c/src/librustc/middle/traits/select.rs#L387) generate obligations?
(or am I misunderstanding how `consider_unification_despite_ambiguity` works?)


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Ah I see. `babel-polyfill, babel-register` has core-js2, and `babel-runtime@5` has core-js1.


Well the formatting changes are odd... Oh well...


Minor copy/paste error here.


great programming!


I think this commit is going to give subtle problems. IIRC ``Cython`` and ``setuptools`` incompatibly monkeypatch ``Extension``, and using ``cython`` as a script is much more robust.

Also, it looks like this requires Cython as a build-time dependency for released builds, which is not the case now. Or maybe that's fixed in a later commit (I'm reviewing commits one by one)?


And the hashing to prevent rebuilds as well?


Indeed


This would have solved it completely
https://github.com/cloudfoundry/bosh-lite/pull/340


@SubJunk agree but I am as an novice on that field. :unamused:  I tried to make it but I failed. The question is what should be the basic behavior. Either to transcode the subs even they are supported to stream but video is transcoded for some reason or  prefer to stream them. The possibility when the video is transcoded was mentioned by @ExSport plus subs are going to be transcoded when the subs changes are preferred (font color, size, position etc.)


V kakšnem formatu je pa tole? Ne izgleda ravno čitljivo, ker GitHub misli, da je Markdown (končnica `.md`), ampak ni.


Shouldn't the test set the current time zone to some value when emitting and another value when reading, just to make sure that we don't accidentally use the current time zone anywhere in the compiler?


I think Cython should be treated as a compiler not a Python package. So don't require it. And to prevent ``pip`` from stupidly upgrading an existing numpy install when you type ``pip install -U PyWavelets``, this would be better:

    install_requires=["numpy"]


@bwitham working on it. Tried to cherry-pick but there was conflicts so I am doing it manually...


Also check the actual value?


How can a User change the displayName? This code is on the server, and is coming directly from `req.user`.

I'm not saying you're wrong, just would like to understand it better.


Good call.


ok fiz as mudanças!


check packet->stream for NULL


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Using cost doesn't sound right at all. Cost is about the hashes' iterations and stuff, not our code or hardware. It's probably just fine as-is now.


This probably refs. issue #21 (not 20)


Nitpick:

```
   stream_level = re.split(r'(?<!\\):', name, maxsplit=1)
   name = stream_level[0]
   if len(stream_level) == 1:
      level = logging.DEBUG
   else:
      ...
```

IMHO it makes it clearer that the special handling applies only to the debug level.


rename to RmzDeassociateFlow()


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Do we need the local variable here?


fixed


Eu considero pertinentes as alterações.


Fixed.


Why do we have this? Parcelable should already handle the null case


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Is this sufficient? I'm particularly thinking of Java's need to translate Hebrew (`iw` :arrow_right: `he`), Indonesian (`in` :arrow_right: `id`), and Yiddish (`ji` :arrow_right: `yi`).


Don't leave commented out code


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private static final char[]


@FranDias


Worth noting that the for additional streams, the default level is `DEBUG`.


rename to 'clip'


user&.valid_password?(user_password) for ruby 2.3? :+1:


Ran into the issue with Anchor-CMS, and the issue has been addressed.


Missing a space between serializedData and :


確認しました。問題ないのでマージします。


added


This doesn't seem to be used.  If so, this method, `createStreamReader`, doesn't need type, and you can remove is from all callers that type was added to


Use /res/values/strings.xml for "Picture"


I have mixed feelings about my suggestion, but here it goes:
Should we protect this against overflow?


ditto for Video


Did you just drop some XPath on us without even a word?


and voice


Cool!


File a bug with the Apache ORC group, and add a bug number here.


*ahem* /res/values/strings.xml


That is assuming that the bytestrings returned by the n-t interface are small slices of a big buffer. Isn't this a bit far fetched? It doesn't ring true for n-t-tcp at least.


@jvican you could use this one as the basis to test out the concat_1 transform. It might mean that we need to run the transformation before `RuleInliner` though, which is totally fine, do as you see fit.


`decimalSequqnce`?


This introduces an unnecessary step for others to check out the example and run it.


修改的地方需要互相review


formatting


At least the user is 'informed' that his hashes will be worked on, but some are not 'ideal'.  Then he can bitch that we handle more types, lol.

Before this change, he would simply get 'no hashes loaded'  or see output showing 'some were not loaded'.  Now they do get worked on, but slower.

The big reason I wanted this was that this format is SO 'common', where almost all of the code IS common shared code.


Idk what I was thinking when I made this...


Just a curiosity: have you experimented this with custom (numeric and textual) level names? Like `200` or `FOO`? Should work, but just wondering if you've tried it.


I would love love love to see some rudimentary tests for this: some test directories containing base, overlay, and expected output files, and a little .py that runs and checks them.


How do we stop the assessment files from being bundled in?


Looks really good to me! I'm guessing the `[<TestFixture>]` attribute is no longer needed in NUnit 3?


Changing this in one demo just makes for inconsistent code, we have `anyPressed()` calls like this in almost every demo. I'm going to revert it for now.


Does this need to be configurable?


How about a new method: private static Set<Text> getVisibleTexts(Context context)


Sorry that this function isn't very well documented. You should return a channel that once closed will cause Sync to stop performing it's actions.

```go
func (... ) Sync() chan struct{} {
    stop := make(chan struct{})
    go func() {
        for {
            // do something
            switch {
            case <-stop:
                return
            case <-time.After(timer):
            }
        }
    }
    return stop
}
```

We should change this to use golang.org/x/net/context at some point


I was going to propose the use of the `exit_codes` constants here, but my previous suggestion of getting rid of `--show ?` takes precedence over it, that is, it shouldn't be necessary to `sys.exit()` from here.


删掉，或者改为Debug


@ggouaillardet would you mind updating this commit to reference the corresponding commit in master?


接口有修改，abnormaltags


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I am also producing a header file:   opencl_sha1_ctx.h   That will be a 'straight' CTX model for sha1.  I think I will also look at building CTX versions for other hashes.   It actually should not be 'too' hard.  The biggest thing on performance for GPU will be getting even aligned 64 byte buffers, to avoid the buffer copying as much as possible.

But the CTX model does open up additional things to ease of running.


我的想法是"手牌誘發效果"本身就是和一般的誘發效果不同類別的效果
不管是EFFECT_TYPE_SINGLE還是EFFECT_TYPE_FIELD都應該用某些固定的方式來標示出這一點

另外我確實認為比起在執行檔裡面用複雜的條件判斷
在腳本中確實地寫出效果的分類會比較恰當


OK


@begeric I guess this ain't true no more :D


blah


@FranDias


I suspected something like that, thanks!


Can we move getConn down here? Since it's only used once it'd be nicer to have it by the actual use.


good job! Now it looks cleaner!


Nit: `https`


This commit adds that flexibility: https://github.com/fle-internal/content-pack-maker/commit/b3bb1a1981017089781a62f12d7505276b0425bd

Basically, `--no-assessment-resources` still makes the program fetch the assessment data, but will skip fetching the actual files themselves.


Function doesn't actually use `p *LDAPPool`. Just define it without the receiver.


Ah, gotcha - forgot about that from the last PR I merged, apparently!


This method should follow the exact same pattern as the other readers.


There is a typo, this should probably say "Added straight up client-site validation". I'm thinking client-site should be client-side as well?


I believe this is intended to be squashed into 85d28e9aeadb7ad57e684e8a01996ea9ac4d9bd0.


Woops, on account of the typo and how long it's taken me to see your fix  :stuck_out_tongue:, thanks.


root@odroid64:~# dd if=test.tmp of=/dev/null iflag=direct bs=8M count=64
536870912 bytes (537 MB, 512 MiB) copied, 3.56258 s, 151 MB/s
Improved read times on my system


@daosgc https://github.com/GrowMoi/moi-front-end/blob/specs-enhances/app/scripts/directives/moi-sound/moi-sound.js#L58


@igor-ivanov could you update this commit to reference the corresponding commit(s) on master?


@rsmckinney Thank you for renaming this.

method init() returning init.init() was driving me crazy.


Should just return, assume this is debug


Is the name `Float` intentional?


mi implementación para la música cuando cambiamos de estado


Remove inspect


This is confused. There is no `ConnectionStateChange.errorReason`, only `ConnectionStateChange.reason` and it has type `ErrorInfo`.


Haha! Yep. Where is my Text mate spell checking?


null vector is only needed if null stream is present


Why construct the same object twice?


Stockfish does think more highly of Fianchettoing when it gets very deep.

For example after 1.e3  it chooses 1...b6 after several hours with a wide multiPV.  I think if the bishop was credited for its pawn abilities to some extent, it might make a difference.  You can reduce the effects of some pawn structure defects with the bishop because it can take the way pawns do.  It is not as effective because it is too valuable, but where there are no supported threats it can plug the holes.  And it obviously gets some activity, and without getting in the way of other pieces.

Black Fianchettos more often because of this space issue.  Black often has less maneuvering room behind his/her pawns.  By Fianchettoing there is more freedom to move the other pieces around.  The main alternative is just pinning a knight on c3 or f3 with Bb4 or Bg4.  But that often it not ideal because trading too much material gives less opportunity to do stuff and the bishop pair loss can have long term effects.

Ultimately, at least half the problem is coordination.  If it knew not to step on its own toes, I think it would naturally see Fianchettoing as useful when it is.  I believe that the high depth causes it to see all the various issues with coordination in its position that it can't see from a shallow perspective.

There are times Fianchettoing is just bad, I think you do not want a mindless attraction to doing it.

FEN: rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/4P3/PPPP1PPP/RNBQKBNR b KQkq - 0 1

41/58	12:45:23	405,928,606k	8,839k	-0.04	b7-b6 Ng1-f3 Ng8-f6 d2-d4 e7-e6 Bf1-d3 d7-d5 O-O Bc8-b7 b2-b3 c7-c5 Bc1-b2 Nb8-c6 c2-c4 c5xd4 e3xd4 Nc6-b4 Bd3-e2 Bf8-d6 Nb1-c3 O-O Rf1-e1 Rf8-e8 a2-a3 Nb4-c6 c4xd5 e6xd5 Be2-d3 Re8xe1+ Qd1xe1 a7-a6 Qe1-d2 Qd8-d7 Ra1-e1 Ra8-e8 Re1xe8+ Qd7xe8 b3-b4 h7-h6 h2-h3 b6-b5 Qd2-e3 Qe8-b8 Qe3-e2 Bd6-f4
This is using Arena so that -0.04 is really 0.04 (white's favor).


Probably as easy to call deep copy


Please upload this on cm gerrit


Awkwardly named function...


this isn't needed since you are not using the null vector


And by `osg` I mean `gov`.


He's written as Matsv but also added his other name haha


Might call this "service-serving-cert-secret-name" - since this is the primary interaction.  Or even "service.openshift.io/..."


Why are you testing this strange TC 18+0.18 with SPRT?


Yuck :)


Should be the new tls type


@bwitham done


@bryanla


+1 for the idea

...even if webmasters should consider sticking with one protocol (preferably HTTPS if both are available) and maintaining WP with mixed protocols can be a pain with other plugins, too.

But the provided solution does not do the job, at least not when using mehtods different from HDD storage. It's obvious that the `$prefix` is never used in the hash function. Fix should be trivial.


Should be the new tls type keys here


this is now a runtime dependency ... getting:

```
LoadError: cannot load such file -- kramdown
```

please revert, yank 2.2.21 and then try again :)


@dstrockis


Looks good.


Please keep map format consistent ie. no padding around curlies, see https://github.com/niftyn8/elixir_style_guide#source-code-layout


It's true that you're refactoring the `TermSupport` class, but IMHO, the most important thing on this commit, which is your motivation AFACT, is that you're making `is_colored_term()` generally available. So that it's used later in the code.

So I said all that just to point out that the commit message should probably emphasize that.


OK.


I might just do that... a part of me wants to just click the disabled button to accent that it was pressed, but on the other hand I don't want the other buttons pressed. @ryang217 what do you think?


I'd rather not permfail on error here.  This is an invariant (all services will have a serving cert), not best effort


Do you use the mechanism as per the wiki "Getting Started" to build NetMF or do you use another method?


This is such a sight for sore eyes! Crystal clear! Very good!


Might be better to use uid if a truly unique value matters.


That's true. Good catch!


Your back!


OrcCorruptionException


xD It says that I made no additions. I delete all the old code and replace it all. =P


my page with site


This doesn't verify the checksum, so we probably want to avoid getting rid of the `get_url` step.


ping @timbl


This is a markdown file


cherry-picked to `16.03`, thanks!


got a question here: when we call this function in gpbridgeapi , this is calling from segment.
And based on the implementation of HAWQ - segment doesn't have catalog info of filespace, am I right?
We've seen errors during testing this PR in secure HA environment.
>ERROR:  Unable to find entry for tablespace OID = 1663 when forming file-system path (catalog.c:xxx)
which i think fundamentally is caused by this call.
@changleicn @hornn


is there better way to do mod 63?


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http://www.elabs.se/blog/36-working-with-time-zones-in-ruby-on-rails

I hade some troubles with this, so I learned that: Best pratic always use Time.zone or Date.xxx.in_time_zone


If the queue is `Nothing`, surely something has gone terribly wrong and that process should not be alive?


`Ember.set` should already handle this https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js/blob/master/packages/ember-metal/lib/property_set.js#L82


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Debugging code?


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1119wpsca](http://1119wpsca-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/articles/sites/horizontal-scalability](http://1119wpsca-static-docs.pantheon.io/docs/articles/sites/horizontal-scalability)


This should be rewritten to not need `BigInteger`.  We are targeting a 128bit number so, we should be able to decode directly into something simpler.


This is a breaking change @deltaroe @adamkrone


OK


I dropped threshold to 250... as this is consuming a lot of resources.


It seems you cancelled your previous commit (back margin-left to -256px;)


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otherwise the `defer` doesn't work right.


The stream should read directly into Slice to avoid this extra copy step.  This could write directly to a packed slice block to avoid any extra object allocation.


Not sure if you is still interested in this, @OVer711, but if you are, here's a thought:

Instead of changing the query to look up the last poster _instead of_ the first poster, why not change it to look up the last poster _as well as_ the first poster?

I would leave the 'echo' output as it is, since it is supposed to provide a simple default for those who don't want to customize the presentation of the results. Those who want to display the last poster info can and should use the 'array' output method and customize the result as they see fit.


$(document).ready is an event which fires up when document is ready.

Suppose you have placed your jQuery code in head section and trying to access a dom element (an anchor, an img etc), you will not be able to access it because html is interpreted from top to bottom and your html elements are not present when your jQuery code runs.

To overcome this problem, we place every jQuery/javascript code (which uses DOM) inside $(document).ready function which gets called when all the dom elements can be accessed.

And this is the reason, when you place your jQuery code at the bottom (after all dom elements, just before </body>) , there is no need for $(document).ready

There is no need to place on method inside $(document).ready

    //No need to put inside $(document).ready
    $(document).on('click','a',function () {
    })

    // Need to put inside $(document).ready if placed inside <head></head>
    $('.container').on('click','a',function () {
    });


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Rename `Unbounded*` to `Decimal*`


Well, I haven't used make and makefiles for a long and I am not used to the syntax. So I was playing with it until I realised changing var(?) name are unnecesary. The changeset here is from a early commit and should be discard.


> Should be the new tls type keys here

I hadn't decided on key shape.  `pem-server.crt` to make it easy to encode it multiple ways?


I love everything about this. Approved.


> Yuck :)

As opposed to the inline creation?  This is actually shorter to write, takes fewer lines, and doesn't require knowing that its an anonymously included type.


The spec only allows for 128bit numbers so this should be limited to 128 bits


Quite elegant... And it looks like at this point, we're only processing recurring events, so indeed no need to filter on the `BillingEvent` type.

:shipit:


> I'd rather not permfail on error here. This is an invariant (all services will have a serving cert), not best effort

That makes weird things happen then.  For instance, how should I handle a secret that already exists, but wasn't generated by us?  permfail keeps us from retrying forever.


If you are going to use the event object. you need to declare it in the function. for example: $('elSelected').on('click', function(event){
   event.preventDefault();
})


I don't think the `{}`s are needed


Add doxygen documentation.


Oops.


For one item it makes no sense to break the line.
LGTM


In fact, this line is pointless, it does nothing.  It selects `&.region-grey-background-style .front` but does not give it any parameters or arguments.  Should be dropped

#TODO: Get rid of it.


LGTM


Sticking with the original Hunchentoot behaviour for now. Sessions facility is to be implemented anyways, but until then, this will do.


Double check that the scale stream is required and that "missing" doesn't mean "assume all values are zero"


wouldn't bother... but doesn't hurt. I'll do it later.


Overall good job on the hw. Please view the comments for best practices. A couple of thing to note: after the user selects a option, you should consider resetting the value - this way the user does not see the previous selection. Otherwise keep up the good work.


windows?


updated per comments


registry.clusterNetwork != nil && registry.serviceNetwork != nil


Things are back to normal modulo your two commits. The footnotes/endnotes patch doesn't apply 100% cleanly. Plus you have whitespace issues. Plus it's not my spec. ;)

Under the circumstances, what might be worth doing is manually applying your patch from the command line rather than whatever you did before. After you pull master and have the correct top-of-tree, you can download this file: https://github.com/w3c/aria/commit/4e625b99f38898698ee7d528d6d701ff2b2edd6b.patch

In the top-level "aria" directory, do `patch -p1 < 4e625b99f38898698ee7d528d6d701ff2b2edd6b.patch`

1 of 23 hunks should fail. That one thing can be manually edited. Then you should be able to push your changes. Should you have any difficulties or weird merge conflict error messages, please ping me.

Thanks!


I believe this description addresses your case. The little guy is not a postal service, GIS department, or parcel/address authority.


sLog->outInfo(LOG_FILTER_WORLDSERVER, "[Maloriak Debug] Abberations Left: %u", abberationsLeft);


Estou na rede!


For the menu used the twentysixteen theme as a very rough guide and modified it to suit our needs.

Never came across `pointer-events` before, thanks for that. However, `pointer-events` is not supported by legacy browsers, and is supported by IE11 only if display is set to `block` or `inline-block`. Is it a good way to go?

http://caniuse.com/#feat=pointer-events


weird. i thought so... but only found the `didChangeStatusBarOrientation` approach.


I'd like to note that this is a temporary hack just to let the configure step continue.  The code compiles nonetheless because it does not use the detected format (`cross`) at the moment.


Done.


formatting looks a little off but other than that nothing jumping out at me...


I added a commit to address this: if any payload encodes to be over-size, we fail out of the entire upload. And I added a test, too.


Hi @jasonaibrahim,

The [2.1.0 docs](http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.1.0/libdoc/tempfile/rdoc/Tempfile.html) list `Dir::Tmpname` as an included module, and the [2.2.0 docs](http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.2.2/libdoc/tempfile/rdoc/Tempfile.html) do not.

I believe that `@tmpname` was the instance variable for `::Tempfile` that determined the name andthis seems to be a ruby-level issue, not a Rails 5 issue.

Your solution seems to be a perfectly good one.


See more at http://docs.behat.org/en/v3.0/guides/5.suites.html


indenting of items array


indenting


Fun tidbit, you can do git comit --amend to modify your previous commit with the current. So in this case, where you have two subsequent commits that do the same thing, the second could have been "ammended" to the first.


To create automatic this file you just add following command: ```behat --dry-run --append-snippets```


not true any more?


You can build with `-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DWITH_BFD=yes` on Linux to get a nice stacktrace when segmentation fault happens. You can then debug it yourself or post the stacktrace here.


Code reviewed. Looks good to me for merge with master.


I think you want `cli:main` instead of `cli.main`


This one is actually about allow windows paths. I should have been more specific. The tests don't fail because it's not tested.

```
break a:/bb.x:1
```
^^ crashes

```
(byebug) break a:/bb:1
*** Invalid breakpoint location
```
^^ doesn't match the file_line_match (no breakpoint created)

```
(byebug) break a://bb.x:1
LOC: a://bb.x:1
*** Warning: breakpoint source is not yet defined
Successfully created breakpoint with id 3
```
^^ creates a method breakpoint:
This is creating a breakpoint for Class = `a://bb`, method = `x:1` (because it has dropped through to the method_breakpoint due to failure to match in this line.

Sorry for the delay, don't know what I was doing.


Handled.


nice


I generally think it's just easier to use the `{...}` form of constructing a dict rather than calling the `dict(...)` constructor.

```python
entry_points = {
    console_scripts = [
        'spack = spack.cli:main',
    ],
}
```


Nice


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

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

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

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org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSLoginTest: <no details avaliable>

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org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyDensePlotBrushing: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyTimeAxisWithMultipleSchedules: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifySubjectCountsWithFiltersAdvancedOptions: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyTimeAxisFilter: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 11 more failed tests, see build details
```


@debris: Should an Invalid Call be an option for Serialization?


Я так понял, ты хотел получить две последние новости.
Во-первых,  _**len(News.objects.all())**_  можно и нужно заменить на _**News.objects.count()**_.
А во-вторых, _**News.objects.all()[-2:]**_ даёт тот же эффект.
Ещё следует избегать  магических чисел, типа 2, 42, 37, -3. Можно завести переменную для определения количества новостей, например 'news_view_count'
И в итоге получится:
```
class HomeView(ListView):
    template_name = 'home/home.html'
    context_object_name = 'news'
    news_view_count = 2

    def get_queryset(self):
        return News.objects.all()[-self.news_view_count:]
```


Wait a minute, doesn't this lower his stats? Was he too hard?

Iirc 1 is the highest setting for stats and 6 is the lowest.


No worries. I could've made it clearer:

* For "App Center Marketing Toolkit" we should have the button after that paragraph (see the other sections for the pattern/example) This button should be "fa fa-file-pdf-o" since it's a PDF. The doc this should link to is: 2016_02_02_Concur-partner-toolkit_R5.pdf
* For "App Center Listing Form" we should have the button after that paragraph. This button should be "fa fa-file-word-o" for Word doc. The doc this should link to is: app_center_partner_listing_form.docx


Неиспользуемый импорт _**from django.shortcuts import render**_


I have this running after 2 ticks so that it shows all the way to the bottom of the message


You don't have to. Instead you should update "defined directories" above.


Thank you @dacap ! I can confirm that this fixes the issue and is working great.


My rebase was done incorrectly. The old version may have worked, but I decided to fix the rebase instead.


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I'm a bit unsure on why this is done? This should only be necessary for Python < 2.7. @tgamblin is Python 2.6 a supported version?

FWIW, Python 2.6 is [no longer being supported upstream](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0361/), so I would argue that we don't need to worry about these backports..


Merge issue here as well.


Thanks! This worked for me.


Last I checked, normalized NBT data doesn't need to be messed with, only new additions need to be handled.


awesome, thanks for the info!


added this morning(latest commit), but nothing seems to happen ..


感觉名字有点怪啊。 RSA是一对， 分公钥(publicKey)和私钥(privateKey)， 明文使用公钥加密，  密文用私钥解密。
看main里的， arr[0]应该是公钥， arr[1]应该是私钥。 那么配置里其实应该配置的是私钥， 因为这里弄反了， 最后文档说的就是publicKey， 看起来很迷惑。

https://github.com/alibaba/druid/wiki/%E4%BD%BF%E7%94%A8ConfigFilter#21-%E6%89%A7%E8%A1%8C%E5%91%BD%E4%BB%A4%E5%8A%A0%E5%AF%86%E6%95%B0%E6%8D%AE%E5%BA%93%E5%AF%86%E7%A0%81


There were still some commits "in the pipeline" for v1.2.0, which have now been merged into master. v1.2.0 is at commit f94515e.


Most of recipes are described in "classic style":

```ruby
require 'sinatra'

get "/" do
  "Hello, world!"
end
```

In "modular style", you need to describe about the *config.ru* file:

```ruby
# app/app.rb
class MyApp < Sinatra::Base; end

# config.ru
require './app'
run MyApp
```


good job


This has become a lot more readable than before. May I propose to make it a little bit less readable in favour of performance? The following replacement for lines 109 through 119:

```
    var mentionPattern = new RegExp(this.triggerChar + "[^\\s" + this.triggerChar + "]*$, "");
    var latestSpaceCharPosition = Math.max(messageText.lastIndexOf(" ", caretPosition), 0);
    var lastWord = messageText.substr(latestSpaceCharPosition, caretPosition);

    var results = mentionPattern.exec(lastWord);
    if(results == null) {
      this.closeSuggestions();
      return;
    }
    var mentionText = results[0];
```

This looks for the latest space and extracts the latest mention text out of the text between that space and the caret using a regular expression. `mentionPattern` may be defined at the same position where `triggerChar` is defined to avoid repeatedly creating the same RegExp. ([Since the modifier "g" is not part of the pattern, this should have no side effects.](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/RegExp/exec))

This solution avoids that on every typed character the entire text is scanned for `triggerChar` if there is no occurence of `triggerChar` in the text. A normal space character is a lot more likely to occur. Also, this way, there is a RegExp definition of how a mention is detected.

I recognize this may be less intuitive and the performance gain too little to justify the change. (Also, the variable names may not be perfect.) Feel free to discard my suggestion if you prefer to keep it as clean as it is.


The default value of 30000 ticks is too long for various HZ values
30 * HZ is better


Note that here I mark the catalog `consistent`, not the vice-verse as you commented.


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It would be nice to link the [sprockets-helpers](https://github.com/petebrowne/sprockets-helpers) gem.


Racked my brain for hours to get this service to work.  Finally found out that I had to run in a subshell.  Found the fix [here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21365937/udev-rule-not-working).


working on fixing all of those...

On Mon, Feb 29, 2016 at 4:04 PM, Christian W <notifications@github.com>
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If it's an object try this.

````
for (var key in p) {
  if (p.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
    consle.log(key + ":" + p[key]);
  }
}
````


```vagrant@u14:~$ ./st2bootstrap-deb.sh --version=1.3.2
########################################################
                                      Installing st2 unstable 1.3.2
########################################################
Detected operating system as Ubuntu/trusty.
Checking for curl...
Detected curl...
Running apt-get update... done.
Installing apt-transport-https... done.
Installing /etc/apt/sources.list.d/StackStorm_staging-unstable.list...done.
Importing packagecloud gpg key... done.
Running apt-get update... done.

The repository is setup! You can now install packages.
##########################################################
#### Following versions of packages will be installed ####
st2 - =1.3.2-1
st2mistral - =1.3.2-27
st2web - =1.3.2-3
##########################################################
```


For #563


As I recall /healing within 10 yalms generates 60ve/sec effectively canceling VE decay.


vCVC擦擦擦吃


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they are almost always annotated at the usage site now


@gracewylu GRACEEEEEE please never style the body as a whole.  I might have a heart attack.  We'll leave it because I don't want to change it but in the future!


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did you happen to be able to get logs?


wait, i just realized that this branch....

uhhh ok... basically my mess on the @sinsinpub's PR lol


This commit is free of NPE's. Uses Exercise and ExerciseItem data objects in VocabularyLessonActivity.


fsdfsdfdf


Oh lol


psst @utzig, this is close, but it's not building with qwt properly

```
brew install qctools.rb --HEAD
==> Cloning https://github.com/bavc/qctools.git
Updating /Library/Caches/Homebrew/qctools--git
==> Checking out branch master
==> /usr/local/Cellar/qt5/5.5.1_2/bin/qmake
==> make
Last 15 lines from /Users/davidrice/Library/Logs/Homebrew/qctools/02.make:
3 warnings generated.
../../Source/GUI/mainwindow_Ui.cpp:40:10: fatal error: 'qwt_plot_renderer.h' file not found
#include <qwt_plot_renderer.h>
         ^
1 error generated.
2 warnings generated.
/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/clang++ -c -pipe -DBLACKMAGICDECKLINK_NO -DWITH_SYSTEM_FFMPEG=1 -O2 -isysroot /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.11.sdk -mmacosx-version-min=10.7 -Wall -W -fPIC -DQT_NO_DEBUG -DQT_NO_KEYWORDS -DQT_SVG_LIB -DQT_PRINTSUPPORT_LIB -DQT_WIDGETS_LIB -DQT_GUI_LIB -DQT_CORE_LIB -I. -I../../Source -I../../Source/ThirdParty/tinyxml2 -I/usr/local/Cellar/ffmpeg/3.0/include -I/usr/local/Cellar/freetype/2.6.3/include/freetype2 -I/usr/local/Cellar/qt5/5.5.1_2/lib/QtSvg.framework/Headers -I/usr/local/Cellar/qt5/5.5.1_2/lib/QtPrintSupport.framework/Headers -I/usr/local/Cellar/qt5/5.5.1_2/lib/QtWidgets.framework/Headers -I/usr/local/Cellar/qt5/5.5.1_2/lib/QtGui.framework/Headers -I/usr/local/Cellar/qt5/5.5.1_2/lib/QtCore.framework/Headers -I. -I/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.11.sdk/System/Library/Frameworks/OpenGL.framework/Headers -I/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.11.sdk/System/Library/Frameworks/AGL.framework/Headers -I. -I/usr/local/Cellar/qt5/5.5.1_2/mkspecs/macx-clang -F/usr/local/Cellar/qt5/5.5.1_2/lib -o Plot.o ../../Source/GUI/Plot.cpp
make: *** [mainwindow_Ui.o] Error 1
make: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
In file included from ../../Source/GUI/Plot.cpp:9:
../../Source/GUI/Plot.h:13:10: fatal error: 'qwt_plot.h' file not found
#include <qwt_plot.h>
         ^
1 error generated.
make: *** [Plot.o] Error 1

READ THIS: https://git.io/brew-troubleshooting
```


A publisher should not send a subscriber its oauth token. Oauth tokens should be secret and should only be shared with a trusted application, correct?


We can't kill it — it's not possible to make `ErrorType` extend `MaybeErrorType`, so without changing `Maybe` we can't make every `throws` into a filled `Deferred`. Instead I made `BookmarksMergeError` take an optional `ErrorType`.

Yay software!


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I believe the dimension here is wrong and it breaks `LsqFit.jl` (at least on master).


Commented.


2015 -> 2016


I added a comment, rather than rename the world.


好的


What authenticated did we get rid of? The only thing that wasn't working
perfectly was registration. All the other authentication was fine and we
kept it in.  I only removed the limit of one like so we could demo it...
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Explanation added.


is `is_search() === false` preferable to `!is_search()` in php?


No problem. This will be awesome; thanks for taking this on!


What's the recommended alternative here?


ACK, changed.


New Quicksort, this one works 90% of the time, all the time.


Dave, this is breaking [everything](https://circleci.com/gh/PacificBiosciences/ConsensusCore2/209)!


Done:

```
        // The former is `localOp.processedLocalChanges`, accumulated as we walk local.
        // The latter is `mergedTree.deleteLocally`, accumulated as we process incoming deletions.

```


Issue #5


Yeah, I tried to get the ASCII art to look good in the documentation, but it never lined up quite as good as it does in the source code for some reason. And it was throwing some warnings because it doesn't line up on the left side.

Hopefully, 100 users will looks at the docs for every 1 user that needs to delve into the source code, so I thought that we should give make the docs look good rather than the source code. But I do love your ascii artwork. :)


Hey, it's only 1200 lines! :scream:

Hard to strike a good balance between verbose-and-obvious and elegant-but-perhaps-impenetrable. I tried.


Thanks!
I just commited this fix to codebase (and also to the 4.3.0 branch).


Great, I've been meaning to fix this for ages. Could also improve this by reusing the result of the type lookup, eg by caching it in a static field.


This is why every time we checked a member whose number was well entered we were leaking one database connection.


oi!


Line 797; it's one of the fake GUIDs we insert, shown as `[eL0]` in the diagram thanks to space concerns.


The scala code solves the BinaryGap problem as posted on codility.
The code does not have a usage funciton, but pass an integer to check the binarygap


还有一个就是图表的动画效果,从1到100的渐近的动画


Hi @vchelaru, could you please add `ViewController.designer.cs` file to iOS sample.


Hi,

Did you remove the old smarty from gacl?

Is it all working on your PHP7 now?

-brady


Looking pretty good :) Keep in mind this will probably change based on what the APIs give us but it should be pretty similar.


I'm just curious why we removed this method?


The use of a bang as opposed to an identical operator returns the same result, however, because of its use when checking the post type in that statement, I just carried on using it.


Hi @conceptdev , could you please add `NativeShared.iOSViewController.designer.cs` to this sample? It seems like it was lost somewhere during the transfer.


should this move to sass!


same


if @livereload and typeof lr == "object"

@livereload compiles to   this.livereload

and this.livereload seems to always be undefined.


This is garbage


is this still needed... i thought that should be moved to skin also


now js, please move to skin


Doesn't Jersey follow HEAD/GET redirects implicitly?


I pulled it off the sample uml diagram that's on the hw page


Apparently even GCC 5.11 has the issue... this will always inline those routines no matter which compiler you use


Oh, OK.


Color and proximity sensor code


the font-family used is Rubik


This one was applied by mistake... but after checking with @tridge, it's ok the way it is... so we are all good.


Minor point: ```< 65535```.


Another name change, geez ;)..


Pudiera ser esto evitable?


Minor point: comment should be ```< 65535``` to match.


Why the return? We shouldn't need to return (and don't during other initializes).


[![LGTM](http://lgtm.in/p/uhrO9eMYp)](http://lgtm.in/i/uhrO9eMYp)

[:+1:](http://lgtm.in/u/uhrO9eMYp) [:-1:](http://lgtm.in/r/uhrO9eMYp)


Neat.


El cambio realizado fue en la forma de cuando se lee el dato, antes se hacia por flanco de reloj, ahora es por nivel, por eso se elimina la palabra posedge


Seems like `ABTYPE=plainmake` can be used.


ну можно было бы прям как и у тебя сделать ссылкой: [Антон Попов](https://htmlacademy.ru/profile/joker), хотя всё это мелочи, принято!)


I deleted it.


WOOHOO!

yay

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Hey there, the change looks good - but the commit message doesnt conform to our rules.
Can you please go through http://coala.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Getting_Involved/Writing_Good_Commits.html

We have a new newcomer's guide here - http://coala.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Getting_Involved/Newcomers.html


I still don't understand why he's even looping the test over all integer dtypes. It's not even being used anywhere.


What happened here? Did anyone export ARCH? Ah holy shit (as in "butt-wiping needed").


Yes, autobuild (not even 3) has been using `$ARCH`... which is kind of dumb.


@Cbeck527 ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ


The dump part is in `export`-ing it. My suggestion is to comment it out and see what breaks. My guess? Nothing.


LGTM


Perhaps `fsim = np.fromiter(map(func, sim), dtype=np.float64)`, or is that too complicated?


You're gonna need to add a line for this category [here](https://github.com/Unidata/thredds/blob/master/cdm/build.gradle#L98), btw. I've been gotcha-ed by that a few times.


So, there really wasn't a point to it.


![](http://bestanimations.com/Money/money-animated-gif-14.gif)
^ me tho


Why aren't you using the `log_printer` ?
And why not just use the message in `exception` ? it'd probably very helpful.


Is this really the exitcode we want here ? Is this what pip throws when it has a version conflict ?


You can do a `retrieve_stdout` to make sure the message gets printed :)


Explicitly coercing the path to a string [doesn't cause the path to be copied to the store](https://github.com/NixOS/nix/blob/e9c50064b59de6e9b4167f578c15b0cc04a7d33e/src/libexpr/primops.cc#L1490-L1498). I know, this is a bit ugly because using this within an antiquotation and thus implicitly coercing it to a string **will** copy it to the store.


More important than babel 6, the motivation for this upgrade was because eslint is now 2.2.0 and was having problems with peerdependencies.


thanks


Blocmetrics = {
   private variables

   return { report: function() {
       use of private variables and methods
   }
}

Blocmetrics.new


how can i get Database??


We do for the spinForPromise, don't need the icon though.


##声明模块.wangjiao.js
```javascript
exports.mySort=function(a,b){return a-b};
```
```javascript
var num=require(./wangjiao.js);
var ary=[3,4,2];
console.log(num.mysort(ary));
```


`_minimize_neldermead` returns the `final_simplex`, is it worth `fmin` returning the `final_simplex` as well?


Doesn't seem to follow 302. Only 301

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nitpick again: Still the same whitespace issue, please add one whitespace to the indentation ;-)


You certainly made a lot of progress based upon a very incomplete effort by me :-)

The synchronization stuff is not yet sufficient, but that is easy to fix.  For Put/Get/Acc, the way to achieve the equivalent of GA semantics is with `MPI_Win_Lock_all(MPI_MODE_NOCHECK,win)` and `MPI_Win_unlock_all(win)`, which should be called only one, immediately after and before `MPI_Win_allocate` and `MPI_Win_free`, respectively.  This creates the epoch, and within that epoch, you complete Put/Get/Acc with `MPI_Win_flush(proc,win)`, which induces remote completion.

Aside: If you want local completion only, you use `MPI_Win_flush_local(proc,win)`, but then you will need to call e.g. `MPI_Win_flush_all(win)` later to ensure remote completion.  If you want something like `GA_Sync`, this is equivalent to `MPI_Win_flush_all` followed by `MPI_Barrier`.

Since one cannot mix sync modes, you cannot use `MPI_Win_fence`, so for data-parallel stuff like zero, you do something like this:
```c
MPI_Win_flush_all // ensure all outstanding comms are done
MPI_Barrier // ensure every proc is in the same place
local stuff
MPI_Win_sync // ensure all local updates are visible to remote accesses - this is a trivial local operation
MPI_Barrier // as above
```
Of course, the barriers here are not required if you barrier outside of `GA_Zero`.  GA does not barrier inside of such calls, which is why they are surrounded by `GA_Sync` in NWChem.

There may be other issues, but I figure I'll start here and do another read through.


Also adds a more robust theme chooser with all four base theme options in MainActivity


Based on the logic in the function, can I assume that it sets the location to the one on the user first, then from the project? I do not think the tests reflect this logic. You need a suite that covers, user location is set differently than project location. Does it save the time_entry with the correct location? Does it save it with the correct location when user is set and location is not? Does it set any location if user and location are not set?


I'd call it `configFile`, because that's what it actually is.


It did. Added user pages for all the peoples.


Thanks!! This is very useful.


The only other 'parent' reference I found in the repo is addressed in #6


This is already the default, so no need to add it here.


Oh, was this the problems with `gcc`?


This commit broke seems to have broken things on my TeXLive 2015 system, when using XeLaTeX.

I'm getting this error message

```
Errors:

/usr/local/texlive/2015/texmf-dist/tex/latex/fontspec/fontspec-xetex.sty:293: LaTeX Error: The font size command \normalsize is not defined: [\normalsize]
```

Commenting out this commit restores things to working order.


Is it better than graphviz?


Thank you for the kinds words and feedback.


Oh BTW she-bang is not necessary here...


Yes. There was an unrecognized pragma in Catch 1.3.5, so I reverted it back to 1.3.4. There's no major things anyone needs from Catch 1.3.5, so it's no big deal to just revert.


Another nitpick: systemd uses execve() to spawn the executable, so it's not the same as `script = ...`, thus everything that is an embedded whitespace will either be stripped or be added to the command, so I think it's cleaner to use something like `ExecStart = "${pkgs.pythonPackages.isso}/bin/isso -c '${configFile}' run`.


dhl运输管理，java web版


It makes syntax highlighting available though.

Well, I think the new recommended naming is something like `build.sh`.


I dont konw how to deal with it


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Recuerda quitar los acentos de todo el código, los comentarios y los nombres de variables deben ser en inglés


This will end up in the manual as `... whether to enable isso`. I think it's better to use `the Isso commenting server` here.


Esta línea hace que el juego se quede parado en Mac. ¿Es necesaria? ¿Los parámetros son correctos?


A compat-like allowance is good enough in this case. I would not recommend changing the default behavior with just this.


Why not add a configuration option to explicitly set the `dbpath`?


ab3 added support for foo.sh/foo.bash long long ago AFAIK.


I must say that I was ignorant enough to not see that happening... \*shrug\*


You'd better make a more complex program.


> 法律问题开发者均不负责

这样不太好吧。。。


Yeah, not ideal using `pointer-events`. On older browsers this will cause the hover to trigger even when the user hovers over the hidden dropdown. I think I'm following the `left:-9999px` to `left: auto` method now. This seems like a bit of a hack to trick browsers into finishing the `left` transition instantily, while it lets the other transitions play out for the duration of the animation.

I think this might work with the dropdown if there's an extra wrapper. I'll give this a shot.


这是一个例子


the "install" target creates soft link to lib$(LIBNAME).$(VERSION_EXT), so this change actually breaks that?


Also, why are you using `runCommand` at all instead of `writeText`?

Except for the `dbpath` (as I mentioned below) everything else is simple concatenation, so there really is no need to `echo` a bunch of stuff into `$out` *at all*.

If you **really** want to head for having a way to explicitly set options with a way to easily do overrides, you can use something like this:

```nix
# ...

let
  ...
  mkSection = sect: attrs: ''
    [${escapeSect sect}]
    ${concatStringsSep "\n" (mapAttrsToList (key: val: ''
      ${escapeKey key} = ${escapeVal val}
    '') attrs)}
  '';

  generatedConfig = mapAttrsToList mkSection cfg.config;
  configFile = pkgs.writeText "isso.cfg" (concatStringsSep "\n" generatedConfig);

in {
  options.services.isso.config = mkOption {
    type = with types; attrsOf (attrsOf str);
    example = {
      general.dbpath = "/important/db/files";
      general.host = "example.org";
    };
    ...
  };
  ...
}
```


@adiraomj In this particular case I think we can actually remove the `is_woocommerce()` check entirely. Can you think of any issues removing that part of the check would cause?


Interesting. So basically don't return the conflict here, but instead signal the conflict on updateLemmas()? Would it make sense to document this?


That seems awful complex to handle something pretty similar. What other data structure you can think of which can give you fast insert, lookup, and deletion (better than O(n) time)?


Yes, that is indeed true. I missed it. I will update the PR.


But he still must ask! Is there some problem with being explicit about it?


이 부분은 지금 하지 않는다!! PASS할 것!


Also note, that this will fail once anything in `cfg.configGeneral` has a single quote in it.

To do this more safely in `runCommand`, you can use something like this (besides the above comment about not using `runCommand` *at all*):

```nix
runCommand "isso.cfg" {
  inherit (cfg) configGeneral;
} ''
  ...
  echo "$configGeneral" >> "$out"
  ...
''
```

Here the `configGeneral` attribute is literally passed to the builder's environment, so you can simply access them with `"$configGeneral"` because the shell gets the contents rather than Nix more or less copy & pasting it into the shell code.


感谢，之前还真不知道这个。:)


Just say "We do not accept submissions from individual users for individual addresses."

And being that most users going to your website will be in fact this type of user, please put it in front. Thanks!


【噫】


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This all looks fairly reasonable. Did you manage to isolate the cause of why bug 712 was happening? I still don't quite understand how those lemmas were not being fully propagated.


I'm not sure about the readability, take a look at it on GitHub, it is much harder to read now.


[R/corrplot.R:310:12:](https://github.com/taiyun/corrplot/blob/07942aff922d567ba82c66f41951df60aa3ce48d/R/corrplot.R#L310) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘corrMatOrder’**
```r
    ord <- corrMatOrder(corr, order = order, hclust.method = hclust.method)
           ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```


What ever JWTs are the shit but its cool we didnt need it fo the demo. Good work team


Ooh, could this perhaps have caused crashes? That elusive crash bug I experienced once complained about an unlocked sector...


You didnt add the
```
Fixed a small typo. Changed xontainer to container.

Fixes **coala-analyzer/coala#1755**
```
 ?


@jberkus You changed this from a blockquote of the linked post to a full post, which is ok, because I wrote that other post, too, but this is the sort of thing I had in mind: http://www.projectatomic.io/blog/2015/10/updated-centos-atomic-host-tree-and-images-available/


updated text


[Cloud enabling coffemaker.docx](https://github.com/Cloudenablingcoffeemaker/Coffeemaker/files/152179/Cloud.enabling.coffemaker.docx)


can these be immtuable now?


or at least private setters.


そもそも本にも `development` が指定されていたのもそうなんですが、
`./bin/rails c` で factory が作成されているか確認するところがあって、そこで確認ができなかったので範囲に含めました。


Read the instructions a bit closer.


Well, `is_woocommerce()` returns true when WooCommerce templates are used. So removing it will load the scripts/styles on non-woocommerce pages as well. I feel leaving it be will keep things more lightweight.


@aaroncheung123, it looks like this is a different repository that you added as a sub project. I assume your cities server is in there?


nicer to do:

```new XElement(name,
    new XAttribute(...),
    new XAttribute(...),
    new XAttribute(...),
    this.Children.Select(c => c.CreateXElement());
}
```


Thanks!


:+1:   But reall... clean up that imperative code :)


Is it worth adding tests to check that a simplex of the wrong size raises a `ValueError`. Other than the points raised above it looks good to me.


@garyb Do you check the CI result before publishing a new version? https://travis-ci.org/purescript-contrib/node-purescript-bin/builds/112690227


From the error you're getting, it looks like you don't have Biopython
installed. Biopython and bowtie are pre-requisites and Vienna is preferred.
I'm currently working on installation docs.

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> Windows PowerShell
> Copyright (C) 2015 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
>
> C:\Users\Chris Baskerville\Desktop\crisprdesign [master]> python setup.py
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "setup.py", line 3, in
> import crisprdesign.util
> File "C:\Users\Chris
> Baskerville\Desktop\crisprdesign\crisprdesign\util.py", line 3, in
> import sgrna
> File "C:\Users\Chris
> Baskerville\Desktop\crisprdesign\crisprdesign\sgrna.py", line 7, in
> from Bio.Seq import Seq, MutableSeq
> ImportError: No module named Bio.Seq
> C:\Users\Chris Baskerville\Desktop\crisprdesign [master]> dir
>
> Directory: C:\Users\Chris Baskerville\Desktop\crisprdesign
>
> Mode LastWriteTime Length Name
> ------------------------------
>
> d----- 2/29/2016 4:44 PM bin
> d----- 2/29/2016 4:45 PM crisprdesign
> -a---- 2/29/2016 4:44 PM 29 .gitignore
> -a---- 2/29/2016 4:44 PM 1843 find_degen_guides.py
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This will only work for pins on Timer0. Changing the frequency of Timer0 also has other potential negative effects on built in time functions.


Note that you committed as 'root'. Look at 'git config --global set user.name'.


Why use duty cycle 0-1? 0-255 would be faster.


- Line 19: email底下有兩個項目，分別是href跟onclick，仔細對照一下我的檔案
- .DS_Store 不要丟上來


use `*(\\\\)\\`


Sorry, I'm not native :(
I was trying to mean that, in those past versions, React used to throw an error. "used to throw" would be better?


1 commit


Thanks Dan, we’ll consider it!


there's yer problem - you've defined a new method before the end statement of the cart_params method.


LGTM


@nesquena: Here's the initial stab at using concurrent-ruby with thread pools (and no forks). I'm testing it in production tomorrow. There's possibly some resource leakage when shutting down the ruby process though I'm not sure it's a huge deal (it's just that each thread has its own connection to beaneater and they don't get shut down).


Тестовое замечание: что это?


This is the LAST version Generate FAT16 XORPAD works.
All the later versions's (including recent Tools-removed versions) Generate FAT16 XORPAD are broken.


谢谢


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@pickfire Can you explain how the spacing works? Is it 4 spaces or 5?


It depends of course on what SDK version you are using


# webpack
*前端自动化构建工具、模块化工具、资源管理工具
*webpack处理后，输出的只有静态js和png，css，less，jade等文件都被合并到js中，
*AMD(异步模块定义)，CMD(通用模块定义)规范
*webpack 工作流程


A Tic Tac Toe game in Python.


[For people who still want Tool-enhanced rxTools]
This, Feb.27 (a0e56f3), is the FINAL version enhancing legacy tools.
However, Generate FAT16 XORPAD function is still broken.
For people want rxTools generating FAT16 XORPAD, please build Dec.05 (a08cfdd), or mod it to this version yourself.


- DB changes:
 - Store payments by group (group->user->payments)
 - Use username instead of User or user_id in sessions
- Logging:
  - Add workaround to make bot API properly log errors
  - Nicer formatting in bot responses


## Task 1

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

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

## Task 2

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

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

## Task 3

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

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

## Task 4

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

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


Great, yeah, it's already hooked to `woocommerce_enqueue_styles`, so that should be handling the check for us.


yeah, actually that would read better :+1:


*/Hoping to review some of the repositories on this site.


Shouldn't you test for ``this.request.isDeleteSource()`` also, as otherwise you update the parent field when a document is copied.


Aplicación sencilla de motores de plantillas con Handlebars jss + Express js.


Do not know, you need someone with a good taste here :) I'd only keep typenames in the headers and that's it.


An extra wrapper did the trick - https://github.com/siteorigin/siteorigin-north/commit/6618baf7e08bc5a62a33572ae64dd43885a5fc09

The one thing I have noticed is that there's no outgoing animation for these transitions in the menu and WooCommerce dropdown. I guess that's because the elements are being set to `left:-9999px` right from the start. That's a worthwhile sacrifice, given how light and clean this solution is. It's something we could look at fixing in the future, though. Maybe using CSS animations.


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 17839](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=149724&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 243 Build time: 00:04:13


Here are your licenses :

Private: 3dception_noncomm_osx: 5142cf12aa7dde723ebaa4a57f116967

Private: 3dception_noncomm_win: 51b1f9b68136831fd4cdef9627e16967


you are so fast, thanks a lot as always for report. :+1:


Сюда можно еще добавить ошибку про неподдерживаемый тип.


Same for me. But I applied mainstream patches, soo fromhttps://github.com/Tkkg1994/Nova-Kernel/commits/kccat6-TW502?page=3 backwards, all patches are in ptrace, exit and task_mmu/base


Hello this build is failing all the time in travis, and spamming us with emails. could you please remove our email adresses from the .travis.yml file?


@Nyeriah: note that InstanceScript::GetGameObject requires you to use LoadObjectData and pass an index here
you must have intended an instance->GetGameObject here (Map function)

also... oh noes Hungarian notation xd


new files


Good job and stuff.


Task 2 prints each line with the extra line ending. You also assigned the string to a variable named file which is the name of a python object.  In task 3 all the logic looks great but the program is not consistently parsing even numbers out of the list -- I think it has to do with using the .remove() as you iterate through a list.


@tonistiigi Wrong line to comment against, but difficult to find the right place using my phone only. Is there any chance you could update your commits to use the latest docker/containerd which encompass my Windows changes? That will make it significantly easier to try to work something in for Windows. Thank you!


ATTENTION GRADERS:

My gameResults.out file won't display here as the file is too large for GitHub to display -- If you look at my repo in the dominion folder, however, you will see the file there and can click on it to view it directly.

@hatpick


What do you mean by own imtegration? If I draw an image in the paint program, will it be able to show it?


vgv


Look at https://github.com/fisherman/fisherman/commit/2a51c37bd8c970dbe9c9d519938cf393436da7b1

(4×' ', 15×opt, desc)

- 4 spaces in the front
- 15 character for the option
- add description at the end


Use condition `near && near.line == pos.line`, like on the next line?


pyc文件是compile的文件，不是source file 所以不用加进来
一般为了避免不小心加进来这些文件，会有一个 .gitignore file, 这个file里面的东西，git自动忽略


Can we have this in 0.11.x version also?


I am surprised that's how amazon tracks passcode state.... But I guess it's a good thing since it makes it easier for us...


aw yiss


TODO
``````
$row['billnote']  = $erow['billing_note'];


hate mutable.


Баг на века.


I know. I have some weird dependencies going on in the current setup that I can fix, but have higher priority work at the moment.


Hello World


필요한 구문인지 확인


Done.


This is update with hello world


FragmentByID에서 받아왔는데 또 받을필요가 있나?


This is test repo


Yes, I mean we'll likely parse it with our own code rather than the stock API


That looks reasonable.


Hi Mark,

I looked at your updates and few queries came to my mind. It will be really good if you can answer them:
1. With these changes will there be any impact on the tracking performance also or these are just to make compatible with opencv 2.4.9.

2. Why only these 4 files are targeted?

3. When these changes will be committed to main branch i.e. 'Develop'?

Thanks and Regards,
Neha


Can you point out where the JWK mechanism encodes the key in a JSON Web Key, making it different than RSA?


Not yet. That will need entity model changes for the v5 release before the Connect button can be allowed to be disabled.


Doesn't this duplicate some code in one of the earlier commits?


remove the backgrounds folder sync if there is no such. Also add possible other subfolders here in case they are added and were not there in confluence. Those sync calls basically copy stuff from our sourcetree addons folder into the app bundle for delibery/packaging...


dup is unnecessary


we already got the values above so use them. no point in creating yet another copy.


why is this here? we are replacing the element, no point in deleting it.


Sorry about the mess, this commit should fix the issue.


These expressions don't look like valid SQL. They are missing the single quotes around the literal:

```
CAST(DECIMAL '1.1' AS BOOLEAN)
```


this method is no longer needed, just delete it wherever is necessary which shouldn't be anywhere.


Whoops I missed that one sorry! :-)


Similar comment as above


On iPad the ActivityViewController is hidden when the cell is at the bottom of the Table View.
This line should be removed.

Sorry I missed this.


did you get my comment on the other snippet? This sync calls copy stuff from our sourcetree addons folder into the package ... basically those are rsync calls which are defined a couple of lines above. Of there is no backgrounds folder in the new skin then remove the line. If there are other subfolders which were not there in confluence but need to be available after "installation" then add them here...


self.flState will be updated to true in `UIManager:init` if `KOBO_SYNC_BRIGHTNESS_WITH_NICKEL` is set to true. In UIManager, the setting from nickel will be synced into `G_reader_setting`, which will be picked up in `reader.lua`. I agree logic is a bit messy this way and if we can't come up with a cleaner solution, we should at least add good documentation around it.

You are right we should unconditionally disable fl on sleep here. It should be safe to leave `self.flState` untouched though. @Hzj-jie, can you confirm?


I looked at how it's used in tests. I can't think of a better way to do it at this point, so leave it as is.


Should we keep this, then?


## Task 1

Previously, you wrote a program that used a recursive function to compute the sum of the integers from 0 to 1000 (inclusive).  This time, I want you to accomplish the same thing, but using a `while` loop. Compute the sum of 0 to 1000 (inclusive) in a function using `while`. Return the sum of these numbers to the main loop and print the result. Write the program to include a `main()` function and the `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program computes sum using a `while` loop in it's own function (1 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly computes and displays sum of 0 to 1000, inclusive (1 pt)

## Task 2

Above, you wrote a program that used a `while` loop to compute the sum of the integers from 0 to 1000 (inclusive).  This time, I want you to accomplish the same thing, but using a `for` loop. Compute the sum of 0 to 1000 (inclusive) in a function using `for`. Return the sum of these numbers to the main loop and print the result. Write the program to include a `main()` function and the `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program computes sum using a `for` loop in it's own function (1 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly computes and displays sum of 0 to 1000, inclusive (1 pt)

## Task 3

In Python, we tend to use `for` loops over different types of iterators much more than `while` loops - they're more flexible and iterators are **everywhere** in Python.  Write a program that includes 5 different functions, each of which should demonstrate the use of `for` over **different types** of iterators. Your program should include these five functions, a `main()` function that calls all the other functions, and the `ifmain` statement.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted with shebang, description, code (1 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (1 pt)
- [ ] Program contains 5, correct subfunctions that use `for` over **different types** of iterators (5 pt)
- [ ] Program's `main()` function calls all subfunctions (1 pt)
- [ ] Program runs and correctly demonstrates use of `for` (1 pt)


$ cat input
this   		is input  file 85784 459054 908456
you need	to  read this1234234 657678 879808567
2546577
$ ./a.out < input
Digits
0 -> 3
1 -> 1
2 -> 3
3 -> 2
4 -> 7
5 -> 8
6 -> 5
7 -> 7
8 -> 7
9 -> 3
White Space -> 21 and Other Char -> 32


:100: bazillion


@rubiojr This will always fail on pre-2.2.0 because haproxy didn't listen on port 9201. We could add a check to use port 9200 on earlier versions, but we'd still have to handle failure on 11.10.3xx, since Elasticsearch 0.90 didn't provide the `_cat` API.

Before, [the pipe thru `cut`](https://github.com/github/backup-utils/blob/4b6d5f4f5f3e2c627c7098a15648b4233c76f383/share/github-backup-utils/ghe-backup-es-hookshot#L22) swallowed the error, which is what I was aiming for with `|| true`. Would it be better to just skip this step when backing up pre-2.2 appliances?


Reference: 1.6 Arrays
The C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE, Second Edition, Brian W. Kernighan & Dennis M. Ritchie


Will this read "Indigenous Literacy Foundation Indigenous Literacy Foundation"?


Can you remove this commit from this PR ? Lets not add features that have potential bugs ?


Fixed in the latest `master`. https://travis-ci.org/purescript-contrib/node-purescript-bin/builds/112776846


Exploring the use of CSS animations for dropdowns in the future is a good idea :+1: .


you're issue is with numby. you should only be calling array because you told it from numpy import array.


Mike deez


Данная версия программы даже не компилируется, перепроверьте, пожалуйста


Novudiggity OG


LGTM :+1:


I will look at it in a while. Sorry about that.


## Task 1

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

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

## Task 2

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

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

## Task 3

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

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

## Task 4

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

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


Why `comparableWithVariadicBound`? That's a hack we've been using to work with row types, but I'm not clear why it's needed here.


We're not running Firefox, this is untested. Still want to check in?

(This is just a test to see code review comments as I talk to myself.)


I'd use `F` and `T` for the type variable names for clarity.


:grin:


why grab the values when you can do any? on the dea_ads?


Doing all three together makes sense as per [MSDN](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/hh781492(v=vs.85).aspx).


補助コンストラクタはなくして上のファクトリメソッドで吸収しました。


Removed Smarty from GACL https://github.com/practiceprovider/openemr/commit/59f2af7e4fd7f324ace008aba4ba452cf6f230df


@NathanKell Question - does using "/" in a config break MM in any way?


No, that's safe. The LR89 uses it, and that didn't error MM.


ファクトリメソッドを付けることで、セル列の順番はこちらで操作するようにしました。
１行ずつ順にセルが生成されていきます。


@cathyadss 是这个更新


`PWMRANGE` is platform/device specific  i use this (arduino) toolkit on lots of devices (`esp8266`, `teensy`, etc.) and try to make ANY contributions I make as agnostic as possible, device-wise.  by thinking about the duty as a percentage, we can separate the implementation detail of whatever `PWMRANGE` _happens to be_.


과연 !?


FYI `typeof data != 'undefined'` is safer because you can technically re-define `undefined` in JS.


To be honest, was't sure what that `TCCR0B` line was even doing.. just knew that it made my led stop flickering, when I added it 🙏🏾


yeah any newly-declared `var` starts as `undefined`.


`!==` is always safer / more explicit than `!=` or `==`


this is test


> First complaint is that it misses a definition of basename.

it's defined in "string.h", but it comes with glibc.

> Third: promote the function to return (char)

different implementation of XPG's `basename()` behaves differently. the latest XPG **overwrites** the parameter when it founds the "/" delimiter, while FreeBSD uses its internal buffer. i think we'd better gets a copy of the original buffer, and *then* use `basename()` if we will go with the `basename()` from "libgen.h".


called you out on this earlier ;)


ファクトリメソッドにより、セル列の順序はこちらが決定させるので、前のような A.sorted == B.sorted が成り立つセル列の時に異なる値を返すこともなくなった。
ただし、initVector によってすべてのベクトルの初期値が同じになるので2番目のセル以降が bmc になるテストがかけていない現状。


m&m's are stylized in lower case (see the m&m's logo) therefore they don't need to be capitalized and probably shouldn't be.


this can/should be reworked not to grab the values but build a new hash, sort that and then take the values.


$ cat input
this is input file
you need to read
2546577
$ ./a.out < input
****
**
*****
****
***
****
**
****

*******


Why did the previous code had 2 blocks for ExecutionException and Exception, the new code only has Exception ? I thought if we were using multiTasking then call will always throw ExecutionException ?

@FelixGV any comments ?


Reference: Exercise 1-13. Write a program to print a histogram of the lengths of words in its input. It is easy to draw the histogram with the bars horizontal; a vertical orientation is more challenging.
The C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE, Second Edition, Brian W. Kernighan & Dennis M. Ritchie


自分で作ったデフォルトの 3×3 のSOM と入力に対して、正しい出力が返ってきているかテスト


yay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


disagree with this one...

d3 becomes much more readable with specific indentation


Thanks!


Thanks for that - yes - I think "HTTP" is the right type here, sorry for late response.


セル列をコンストラクタで受け取らないことで順番はこちらで制御。
行順で出てくるように設計。


yeah this is confusing.

`function xyz() {} // no semi-colon`
`var xyz = xyz() {}; // yes semi-colon`


I would like to be able to use one instance and just have the schedule be user independent. I have a maid and a friend that watches the dogs from time to time it would be nice to have the maid schedule only on the days she comes and the same for the friend. I would also like the lock codes to disarm the alarm similar to what vivint does.


Noticed this yesterday when trying to get this script working: ```~/projects/mimic/tools/make_lex.scm``` should probably be replaced with ```$MIMICDIR/tools/make_lex.scm```.


yeah vim did that on my behalf. Should have been 2 indents ideally (was 4, now 0...)


this is making a lot of d3 code pretty hard to read which will take a while to undo. how hard is it to not enforce this rule with the tool you used to lint this?


this is the preferred syntax, new selections stand out.


Your welcome. Thank you for all your efforts. :)


I'm not sure I like how this builder mixes the `methods` and `extraParameters` calls. It's sensitive to the invocation order (but doesn't really have the chained call semantics that java streams have). I think it'd be cleaner to do something like how Guice binders work.

For example:
```java
Builder builder = SqlScalarFunction.builder(DecimalToDecimalCasts.class)
    .forSignature(SIGNATURE);

builder.addImplementation("shortToShortCast")
     .withExtraParameters(DecimalToDecimalCasts::shortToShortExtraParameters);

builder.addImplementation("shortToLongCast", ...)
     .withExtraParameters(DecimalToDecimalCasts::precisionAndScaleExtraParameters);
```

The above form doesn't allow single-statement use like in the final static constant assignment. Alternatively, it could be done in this way:

```java
Builder builder = SqlScalarFunction.builder(DecimalToDecimalCasts.class)
    .signature(SIGNATURE)
    .implementation(methods("shortToShortCast"), DecimalToDecimalCasts::shortToShortExtraParameters)
    .implementation(methods("shortToLongCast","..."), DecimalToDecimalCasts::precisionAndScaleExtraParameters)
    .build();
```


Ok, thanks for the answer :D


`attinyX5.h` won't work anymore as I am using the Arduino mappings. I'll think about a way to use both. FYI, I am aiming for fast I/O operations more than anything else, including initialization speed and library size. So the goal is to calculate all register addresses at initialization time and store them, hence the `pinMapping ` structure was born.


@Tyriar this would still not work correctly on Windows when typing "." or "..", no? path.normalize(".") ends up being "." and trimming it would exhibit the same odd behavior it had before.


Done


You seem to have changed the class in css, but not here


合


As you need to modify this commit anyway, can we just use `text-primary` from bootstrap rather than declaring our own class ?  (Their blue is better too)


your new problem is that react doesn't like to be partially reloaded as such


:eyes: