@cschneider #2 Problem mentioned in CXF Bug CXF-6454, I think we should still try to get rid of infinite loop problem as well. We are trying to give a feature of maxRetries as well so that customers can configure on their own as per their needs. Thus, I would still suggest we put a loop controller with maxRetries as in the original code from @vikash32504. Further there are 2 problems in addition
1. If a thread interrupts the loop, you are not cleaning up the resources done in method deactivate(). It simply is coming out without cleaning up the resources.
2. We are still not giving control to the customer using this feature to control the maxRetries and coming out of the loop without interrupting the thread.
3. Also, in addition to that, Thread.sleep() should be put in try block before deactivate as done in original commit by @vikash32504 since it does not make sense to retry immediately the JMS Connection. Thread.sleep will allow a grace period for Queue Mgr to come up and thus, we should keep Thread.sleep before deactivate and put maxRetries back in loop to come out of the endless loop


Cool
if u can, contact me on hangouts.
sanyam.53jain@gmail.com : hangouts


Yes, see #15980


Adding haproxy configuration for hawkular metrics.


@Roxy-3DPrintBoard here you have it, behold the collapsible TOC ! :-P


waiting。。。


As you can see here there are 3 types of movies
Consider using an inheritance here.


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 22168](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=220405&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Execution timeout (new) Build time: 01:00:07


think, it will more logic if after this line ("pls enter the path") will function main be restarted.


before the parentheses, there is a blank space.
```java
public int frequentRentRelease(int days) {
```
Take advantage of your IDE.
Please use format code
ctrl + alt + shift + L


Listo.
PD: Para no tener que esperar a que se actualice solo podes ir a: Opciones > Actualizaciones > Buscar actualizaciones


All if conditions should have parentheses


I don't think `fast` is needed since negation of floating point doesn't loose any precision.

Lowering `muladd` to `*` and `+` will strictly give LLVM a harder time to optimize.


Right. Or we can do this the lazy way and put a
```coffee-script
.split(/\r?\n/).filter((x) -> !x.trim().startsWith '--').join '\n'
```
at the end.


Ikhlas added: #DBDBDB (line: 10)


Getters and Setters should be at the end of the class.
Please move it.


This commit was just to chack if my username in intellij was well setted.


Ikhlas added: line: 11


Also see `@return` below.


Ikhlas added: lines 14 - 37


How does this work? Shouldn't it be `this.props.actions.modeChanged('map')`?


@n3r0-ch The pipe would hide possible problems during installation. Indented behaviour?


Gosh, why did you directly write into app.js.
Now, the coffee file app.coffee is different from the app.js.
Remove the coffee file or do an update, please. #


thank you for keeping responsiveness in mind!


Let me know when you applied the fixes for the observations


Ikhlas added: lines 39 - 46


Yeah also thought about that. :) I thought it was a little slow with BrowserSync, but maybe that was due to all the other commands that were executed before it. Will give it a try.


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small svg animation sample


Lignting spire farm is better than oklob farm since you don't need to lure the whole level to the former. You can just unsummon those spires, choose another good location and deploy them again. This is _farming_ indeed


Remove modularity so that we have to make changes to core code to replace this? Can you explain why?


Consider using a List instead of Vector. It is more efficient.
and it is not a good practice to create new instances in the attributes. They should be created in the constructor.
```java
    private List<Rental> rentals;

    public Customer(String name) {
        this.name = name;
        rentals = new ArrayList();
    }
```


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 22175](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=220465&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Exit code 1 Build time: 00:06:22


close #48


fix-repeated-table-bug (michael-okeefe) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2209 of 2209 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


Ikhlas editted: lines 56 - 74 (editted px values to ensure that the pointbox and map fit the screen appropriately)


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 22172](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=220418&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 0, ignored: 277 Build time: 00:33:16
### 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>

```


Ikhlas added: lines 76 - 80


`App` passes `modeChanged` down to this component, I figured that was cleaner than passing all of `actions` down, but I'm open to changing it if you want to keep it consistently that way.


Consider creating a new class (Printer) to perform this method


So this file will just draw stuff for map mode on top of the map, but the map itself (and any layers, markers, etc) will remain in the only `react-leaflet` component at the root, right? If so :+1:


Without the `fast` flag, the compiler might not fuse the multiply and the add, which `muladd` allows.


iteration (evanweaver) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2378 of 2406 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-98.84%25-yellow.svg)


I mean I don't think fast is needed to turn `fmuladd` into `fmulsub`.


fix-repeated-table-bug (michael-okeefe) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


That's essentially what I am thinking, but this view went away in a later commit. Sorry for the confusion, I could've squashed these.


Ikhlas added: line 26, 28


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  con("get", key=key)
               ~^~
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  con("put", value=value, key=key)
                 ~^~
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  con("put", value=value, key=key)
                            ~^~
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  con("delete", key=key)
                  ~^~
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  con("head", key=key)
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```r
  serialize0 = function(x, con) if(is.raw(x)) x else serialize(x, con)
                                  ^
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```r
  if(is.null(opts$compression)) opts$compression = "lz4"
    ^
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  if(is.null(opts$ssl_verifyhost)) opts$ssl_verifyhost = 0
    ^
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  if(is.null(opts$ssl_verifypeer)) opts$ssl_verifypeer = 0
    ^
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  if(is.null(opts$redirect_limit)) opts$redirect_limit = 3
    ^
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             lz4=function(x) unserialize(lz4::lzDecompress(x)),
               ~^~
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             gzip=function(x) unserialize(memDecompress(x, type="gzip")),
                                                              ~^~
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             xz=function(x) unserialize(memDecompress(x, type="xz")),
              ~^~
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                                                            ~^~
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             lz4=function(x) lz4::lzCompress(serialize0(x, NULL)),
               ~^~
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             gzip=function(x) memCompress(serialize0(x, NULL), type="gzip"),
                ~^~
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             gzip=function(x) memCompress(serialize0(x, NULL), type="gzip"),
                                                                  ~^~
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              ~^~
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             xz=function(x) memCompress(serialize0(x, NULL), type="xz"),
                                                                ~^~
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```r
    if("user" %in% names(opts) && "password" %in% names(opts))
      ^
```
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      curl::handle_setopt(h, httpauth=2, userpwd=paste(opts$user, opts$password, sep=":"))
                                    ~^~
```
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      curl::handle_setopt(h, httpauth=2, userpwd=paste(opts$user, opts$password, sep=":"))
                                               ~^~
```
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                                                                                ~^~
```
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                               ~^~
```
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                                                   ~^~
```
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                                                                                ~^~
```
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                                      maxredirs=opts$redirect_limit, followlocation=52))
                                              ~^~
```
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                                      maxredirs=opts$redirect_limit, followlocation=52))
                                                                                ~^~
```
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```r
    url = paste(base, urlEncodePath(args$key), sep="/") ## XXX urlencode
                      ^~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
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    url = paste(base, urlEncodePath(args$key), sep="/") ## XXX urlencode
                                                 ~^~
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```r
    if(proto == "put")
      ^
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```r
      curl::handle_setopt(h, .list=list(post=TRUE, postfieldsize=length(data), postfields=data))
                                 ~^~
```
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      curl::handle_setopt(h, .list=list(post=TRUE, postfieldsize=length(data), postfields=data))
                                           ~^~
```
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                                                               ~^~
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                                                                                ~^~
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      resp = curl::curl_fetch_memory(url, handle=h)
                                               ~^~
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      if(resp$status_code > 299) stop("HTTP error ", resp$status_code)
        ^
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    } else if(proto == "head")
             ^
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      curl::handle_setopt(h, .list = list(customrequest = "HEAD", nobody=TRUE))
                                                                       ~^~
```
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      resp = curl::curl_fetch_memory(url, handle=h)
                                               ~^~
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```r
      if(resp$status_code > 299) stop("HTTP error ", resp$status_code)
        ^
```
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```r
    } else if(proto == "get")
             ^
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      resp = curl::curl_fetch_memory(url, handle=h)
                                               ~^~
```
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```r
      if(resp$status_code > 299) stop("HTTP error ", resp$status_code)
        ^
```
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                 split="content-type:")[[1]][2])), error=function(e) "application/binary")
                     ~^~
```
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                                                       ~^~
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```r
      if(length(grep("application/json", type, ignore.case=TRUE) > 0)) # directory listing
        ^
```
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      if(length(grep("application/json", type, ignore.case=TRUE) > 0)) # directory listing
                                                         ~^~
```
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```r
    if(proto == "delete")
      ^
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      resp = curl::curl_fetch_memory(url, handle=h)
                                               ~^~
```
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```r
      if(resp$status_code > 299) stop("HTTP error ", resp$status_code)
        ^
```
[R/mongoose.R:121:56:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/mongoose.R#L121) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  m = system.file("backends/mongoose/mongoose", package="feathercache")
                                                      ~^~
```
[R/mongoose.R:122:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/mongoose.R#L122) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
  if(nchar(m) == 0) stop("mongoose not found!")
    ^
```
[R/mongoose.R:124:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/mongoose.R#L124) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
  if(!is.null(port)) cmd = sprintf("%s -p %d", cmd, as.integer(port))
    ^
```
[R/mongoose.R:125:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/mongoose.R#L125) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
  if(!is.null(forward_to)) cmd = sprintf("%s -f %s", cmd, forward_to)
    ^
```
[R/mongoose.R:126:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/mongoose.R#L126) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
  if(!is.null(ssl_cert)) cmd = sprintf("%s -s %s", cmd, ssl_cert)
    ^
```
[R/mongoose.R:127:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/mongoose.R#L127) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
  if(!is.null(auth_domain)) cmd = sprintf("%s -a %s", cmd, auth_domain)
    ^
```
[R/mongoose.R:128:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/mongoose.R#L128) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
  if(!is.null(global_auth)) cmd = sprintf("%s -P %s", cmd, global_auth)
    ^
```
[R/mongoose.R:129:19:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/mongoose.R#L129) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  system(cmd, wait=FALSE)
                 ~^~
```
[R/util.R:4:37:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/util.R#L4) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  enc = utils::URLencode(x, reserved=TRUE)
                                   ~^~
```
[R/util.R:24:92:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/util.R#L24) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
            digest::digest(charToRaw(sprintf("%s:%s:%s", user, realm, password)), serialize=FALSE, algo="md5"))
                                                                                ~^~
```
[R/util.R:24:104:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/util.R#L24) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
            digest::digest(charToRaw(sprintf("%s:%s:%s", user, realm, password)), serialize=FALSE, algo="md5"))
                                                                                ~^~
```
[R/util.R:25:38:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/util.R#L25) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  f = tryCatch(readLines(file), error=function(e) c(), warning=function(e) c())
                                    ~^~
```
[R/util.R:25:63:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/util.R#L25) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  f = tryCatch(readLines(file), error=function(e) c(), warning=function(e) c())
                                                             ~^~
```
[R/util.R:28:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/util.R#L28) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
  if(length(idx) > 0)
    ^
```
[R/util.R:33:20:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/R/util.R#L33) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  writeLines(f, con=file)
                  ~^~
```
[tests/mongoose.R:4:45:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/tests/mongoose.R#L4) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  stopifnot(all.equal(a, b, check.attributes=FALSE, check.names=FALSE))
                                           ~^~
```
[tests/mongoose.R:4:64:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/tests/mongoose.R#L4) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  stopifnot(all.equal(a, b, check.attributes=FALSE, check.names=FALSE))
                                                              ~^~
```
[tests/mongoose.R:10:21:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/tests/mongoose.R#L10) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
cache(con, iris, key="mystuff/iris")  # put a copy of iris in the 'mystuff' directory
                   ~^~
```
[tests/mongoose.R:11:21:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/tests/mongoose.R#L11) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
cache(con, cars, key="mystuff/cars")  # put a copy of cars in the 'mystuff' directory
                   ~^~
```
[tests/mongoose.R:19:26:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/tests/mongoose.R#L19) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
n <- cache(con, iris, key="mystuff/~ ! @#$%^&*()-_=+[]{}:;\"'<>,.?`")
                        ~^~
```
[tests/util.R:4:45:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/tests/util.R#L4) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  stopifnot(all.equal(a, b, check.attributes=FALSE, check.names=FALSE))
                                           ~^~
```
[tests/util.R:4:64:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/tests/util.R#L4) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  stopifnot(all.equal(a, b, check.attributes=FALSE, check.names=FALSE))
                                                              ~^~
```
[tests/util.R:10:87:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/tests/util.R#L10) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
check("user:realm:ebbc0ff9a121dbb6789bbe5f82174fa0", system(paste("cat", file), intern=TRUE))
                                                                                ~^~
```
[tests/util.R:12:87:](https://github.com/bwlewis/feathercache/blob/49ab3cb9eb060e0b4e6539709652be7d44f94a75/tests/util.R#L12) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
check("user:realm:ebbc0ff9a121dbb6789bbe5f82174fa0", system(paste("cat", file), intern=TRUE))
                                                                                ~^~
```


Maybe this method could be further inlined into `getClass` which could be inlined into `JavaDescriptorResolver#resolveClass` (private call `getPackageFragment(...)` can be changed to `getPackageFragments(...).firstOrNull()`)


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Yes.  It would be more appropriate to have it in [SAFS_TEST] rather than something specific to Selenium.


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Doesn't really matter currently as most things are done in the optimiser rather than codegen: it will only strip macro declarations (though we could just remove those comments anyway).


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What do you mean by this TODO? They are not prohibited in the language as far as I can see


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@hekonsek @mcarrer @cdealti Please understand the implications of introducing this configuration property:
* Changing the property will have an effect only for subsequent calls to ``CloudService.newCloudClient()``.
* When Kura is restarted **all** ``CloudClientS`` will be instantiated accordingly to the new value. There are operations of the Classic CloudClient that are not (yet) meaningful/implemented by the Camel CloudClient, noticeably the ``subscribe``. In such cases the Camel CloudClient will throw an exception that client applications cannot handle. Shall we proceed anyway?


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@michal-h21 What was incorrect?


I filed issue #15985 for future continuation of this discussion.


I guess that in these hard demo preparation times, you probably need a bit
of:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeTjL3ti-bA

And if all goes well then we will all go in pilgrimage:
http://www.sortiraparis.com/scenes/concert-musique/articles/107178-giorgio-moroder-en-concert-a-lolympia-de-paris-en-juillet-2016

Hope it helps (!). Courage.
Vincent

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casadi has some stl tools available, e.g.
`std::vector<double> grid = range(length());`


`javaLangClassType` probably?

Also I don't think this is needed in the interface because we can just call `createObjectType("java/lang/Class")`


Shoot, sorry I am a new user and don't think I should have clicked the commit button!  Can't figure out how to remove it!


Wait wait, what, why would someone need this? You can just set minHeight and maxHeight to the same value? If that's bugged then the solution should be to fix it, not introduce a new feature, right?


Ah, ok then, thanks for explanation!


@bbbear2002 Thanks!
@Fellypao I did a benchmarking with the AlphaPlot scripting environment with the following script:

    function bench (method, iterations, args, context) {
    var time = 0;
    var timer = function (action) {
        var d = Date.now();
        if (time < 1 || action === 'start') {
            time = d;
            return 0;
        } else if (action === 'stop') {
            var t = d - time;
            time = 0;
            return t;
        } else {
            return d - time;
        }
     };
    var result = [];
    var i = 0;
    timer('start');
    while (i < iterations) {
        result.push(method.apply(context, args));
        i++;
    }
    var execTime = timer('stop');
        print("Mean execution time was: ", execTime / iterations);
        print("Sum execution time was: ", execTime);
        print("Result of the method call was:", result[0]);
    return execTime;
    };

here is the results in ms :
![scripting](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11949260/14718439/4a74fef0-07bc-11e6-98c8-f2da6c280a77.png)
I think the results are pretty good..(Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3210M CPU @ 2.50GHz, 4gb ddr3 ram) what do you think ? could you run a similar test on scidavis or qtiplot scripting console ?


nice meme


No products is part of products_listing in my view.


Yes, I'll rename it
Backend implementation uses special constant


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А, ну да, конечно...

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Não entendi bem a razão de criar um objeto dessa maneira


Yeah it is quite powerful. If necessary we might need to move it up a spell
level or 2, since it works differently than in vanilla crawl. Or maybe keep
it the same level but add a spell school.

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Where does `PARMETIS_ROOT` come from?


Много неиспользуемых аргументов


just do `uorb test` on a NuttX/Posix shell. I'm not sure how easy it would be to get the test results out of it, since they are printed to the console.
Also it includes a latency test with a tight upper bound. This would probably need to be disabled since it can easily fail, especially if the test machine is under load.


No need to use unset. Just 522 is fine.


I was sure they are, will remove TODO


Vijam can't be destroyed by battle, if it is it leaves the field because of its effect being negated.
The wording here is a bit strange, maybe there will be some mechanic similar to crystal beasts in the future for one of those.


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The idea behind https://github.com/stamen/bluegreenway/blob/master/src/main.jsx#L43 is that you don't need to explicitly pass actions down into components, they're always available via `this.props.actions`. Open to discussion here, but I think it's cleaner to have that reference always available than to have to selectively pass actions into components.


Не видно связи между setup и draw. Setup заполняет Lsystem значит и должен ее возвращать.
Draw не сможет корректно работать, если ему не передать Lsystem - лучше передать через аргументы.
Логические связи следует визуализировать: код становится понятнее.


Who are we & Where have we come from?

On May 27, 2014, we launched the first report of the Copy Cataloguing Group (CCG). Today we present to you the next installment, the result of our regularly scheduled CCG meetings and the work we have done as we forge ahead. Our team of intrepid explorers consists of Donna Frederick, Renee Yanko, Pamela Spafford, Danielle Mikituk, Leah Knox, Amanda Gieni, Anna Gersher, Fern Fitzharris, and Laurie Bird.

We have been able to act upon some recommendations from the initial report. Our experiences over the past two years have taught us that future discovery needs will require different and evolving skillsets.  As a result, we have taken part in conversations regarding course content with the program head and instructor of the Library and Information Technology Program at Saskatchewan Polytechnic. Through effective communication and intended training, our team has evolved into an integrated unit.

As we balance everyday jobs with continuous learning needs, we have come to accept that current cataloguing practice involves guidelines, rather than rigid rules.

While change remains constant, our goal and purpose remains the same. The role of cataloguing today, as in the past, is to describe resources for discovery purposes.  What has changed and continues to evolve are the tools we use, the environment in which we work, and the new opportunities afforded by changing perspectives.

Where are we now, and how did we get here?

Teamwork and communication:
Since our last report, our membership has changed. However, the strong communication skills developed over the past years has allowed us to continue building on the strength of our teamwork. We have found that working in this environment has allowed us to develop new leadership, problem-solving, and technical skills, in addition to our primary purpose of developing our cataloguing skills. Through our regularly scheduled and well-documented meetings, frequent email updates, intensive training sessions, timely discussions and knowledge-sharing, we have become a more cohesive and productive team. As we have combined our strengths, learned from our different backgrounds, and worked at understanding the work we do within our unit and how it impacts on the library, we have opened up silos and developed the ability to step into each other’s shoes as needed.

Flexibility in times of change
CCG has learned that we need to be adaptable in the current cataloguing environment.  Not only does the current cataloguing standard, Resource Description and Access (RDA), continually change, but the theoretical models that encompass the cataloguing standards are also evolving. An example of change is that what we previously knew as the Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) has now branched off into two models: FRBR-LRM and FRBRoo. (See appendix).  We depend heavily on the use of MARC Standards and the access we have to the RDA Toolkit because guidelines are always changing. The challenge we face on a daily basis is that what we do today may not be correct tomorrow.

We have learned to be flexible and apply new guidelines as we go. It is challenging working with changing guidelines, applying “cataloguer’s judgement” especially when there is not always consensus amongst experts in the field of cataloguing.   Our group has been very fortunate to be able to rely on our metadata librarian for training as we’ve moved forward.

Examples of training provided by Donna Frederick our Metadata Librarian:

-Group training on creation of RDA bibliographic records for:
     Music cassette tapes
     Music vinyl records
     DVDs
     Monographs

-Sub Group training on creation of RDA bibliographic records for:
     Serials
     Integrating Resources
     Theses

-Ongoing updates on changes to RDA

new awareness to share? : What our records contain and how we create them are two different things

We are aware that changes in cataloguing impact other areas of the library.  We have learned that our environment has become more global so we need to adhere to international standards and guidelines as we pay more attention to the bigger picture and how our records will work in the future.  RDA was developed with the purpose of making cataloguing more flexible in the way we create the records, using guidelines and developing cataloguer’s judgement instead of relying on the strict rules of AACR2.  The cataloguing environment shift to the use of linked data and BIBFRAME require a new awareness of how we will need to migrate our local data out of bibliographic records which results in less flexibility of what we can include in a bibliographic record [local data: local notes, local series, holdings information, all local fields].  Our first positive action to preserve local data has been to begin to include local call numbers in our individual item records.  We are also beginning to collect information on which fields within existing bibliographic records contain local data and the purpose of that data.

Where are we going and how are we going to get there?

-Forward-thinking
-Piggy-back on early adopters and groups such as LibHub
-Learn from mistakes and progress of early adopters – they are still experimenting
-Continue the learning process
-Continue to reflect on and analyze what we need to preserve from past records (local data)
-Develop an understanding of what discovery records will look like in the future
-Understand and learn to apply linked data (using URI’s and authority data)
-What do we see in the future? Post-MARC; concept of record changes; BIBFRAME in the next 2-5 yrs
-Prepare ourselves – can we undo anything to prepare our records for the future? Can we make our records better?

The future is murky – we cannot always visualize what is coming, but we are aware of what we need to do to ensure that our records transfer as seamlessly as possible. We have a basic understanding of the future concepts and we see examples from early adopters; but how this will practically play out with what we already have is unknown.

Explain how all units in the library have a role and need to participate in analyzing what data is needed to move forward. Changes are coming, and everyone needs to be aware and prepared.

[squirrels gathering nuts so that all the other squirrels can find them – image for our comic]

Appendix:
Glossary of terms
Examples of BIBFRAME
Examples of URI’s and RDF triples


Что за магический 0? Почему это не отдельная переменная? Вообще rule используется где-нибудь?


Não seria possível atacar um Pokémon não ativo e se o índice fosse o último, índice + 1 é fora do array


Переменные в JavaScript принято именовать в стиле camelCase.
Это значит, что переменная должна называться maxLength


what a baller, I started setting up the other repo I had but this is awesome


Judging from usages, this could be named `boxTypeIfNeeded` with an additional boolean parameter. (I'm not insisting though, this is perfectly fine too.)


hi


I thought that it was weird but that maybe I was missing something.


I noticed this problem, I will try to fix it as soon as possible, thanks for telling reported.
If you have other suggestions feel free to help me.


Errei. Mas o Pokémon que vai substituir pode estar morto ou o índice ainda pode estar fora do Array


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Looks great!


Implemented timer here just for show. I know we may not want it in this class


should be `(reqEnergy >= 1)`


I don't have access to `this.props.actions` in this component. I think [createElement](https://github.com/reactjs/react-router/blob/master/docs/API.md#createelementcomponent-props) only works on route components, right? That is, not components that are children of views? Or am I doing something incorrectly?


Read about proxies (but i think this only worked till 0.13)

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This is a placeholder game board. JLabels might be the way to go after all. JTable was too convoluted...


Should probably clamp to 0 and 1


same as above


This commit was updated on the server and pass code inspection


No hacks here anymore, I guess...


Are you not building with GCC 4.9+? Or is this regex syntax not valid in your implementation?


And this is why what I and some other playere were talking about: spells are balanced by summon cap, duration, level and schools. Now you seem to remove the first two factors and try to balance everything with just level and school i.e. you make early game of summoner much harder just because at XL 27 summoner will be able to have 3 hydrae and alike.

I would probably just add duration to spells description, something like "Ice Beast will last 10-15 turns with your current spell power" and that would fix all problems IMHO


Thats.. Uhm.. Exactly what i said? BRAAHH

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Wow...
I'm eager to try this! :D


Слишком сложный алгоритм. Зачем вычислять длину? Надо просто составить итоговую строчку (длину которой при необходимости тебе посчитают). Зачем постоянно бегать по алфавиту?
Если бы правила у тебя были в виде объекта, как я предложил выше, то все можно свести примерно к следующей строчке:
newTree += rule[tree[i]] || "";


I don't like where this is going man :scream_cat:


This creates odd behavior, might create two different performMagic methods, performMagic (accepts floats 0 to 1), and performMagicPercent (accepts 0 to any number, 100% = 100)


For updates such as this, would it be possible to file a pull request rather than committing directly to master? I was not aware of the discussion regarding this issue (I don't see it on the mailing list, but my mailbox is overwhelmed by Spark emails so I must have missed it). I'm not opposed to the change, but a pull request would serve as an added layer of review/discussion.


What did you intend the table ai.mexcount to be used for? If it's needed, I
suggest just keep a separate table, and keep the count a number.

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hmtl*******


This overrides any saved skills :(


I think you could return `!result[0]` here to end the DFS earlier (also `return false` would be unneeded then)


@rusyaas it's done, at least in [Manta](https://manta.dodekeract.report) via https://github.com/loopuleasa/Dota2-TheCore-Config-Engine/issues/152#issuecomment-211307929


on mm6.0??  #justAsking xD


dddd


Mudança desnecessária, era possível usar apenas o valor de hp e comparar com 0 if (hp) é o mesmo de if (acordado)


This method does crap that shouldn't be done, this was a brainfart


I haven't been following this thread, but I may have had a similar problem
with a C++ regex.  See the bottom of this commit

https://github.com/glennhickey/glenn2vcf/commit/ac50ceba5ab57b5c3ae027cfa340faa543ca7644

where I had to change:

 -            std::copy(std::sregex_token_iterator(edgeDescription.begin(),
edgeDescription.end(), std::regex(","), -1), std::sregex_token_iterator(),
std::back_inserter(parts));

to this: to get it to compile

+            std::regex comma_re(",");
+            std::copy(std::sregex_token_iterator(edgeDescription.begin(),
edgeDescription.end(), comma_re, -1), std::sregex_token_iterator(),
std::back_inserter(parts));

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Fix #6


1.58 has wrecked the death messages completely now. What a bunch of jippers these BIS hoons are :s


Since you've added such function, would be nice to use it in `ValueParameterDescriptor#hasDefaultValue` in `DescriptorUtils.kt`


This gives me a -Wmaybe-uninitialized


wrecked? how?


@a-ashbeck this should be `Users`. this is why you are getting `uninitialized constant User` error


This is the final version of the App Guys Just work on documentation then we are Done


No "p1 was wounded by p2" at all anymore. Just p1 was killed when they suicide.


Как слово New отражает смысл функции? Вот у функции ниже в названии смысла больше.


FixAirCooledAbsorptionChillerCurveCalcs (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2179 of 2179 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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embedded_ruby_cli (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Все равно не влезает, а многоточие пропадет. В шторке пункт извлечения флешки будет выглядеть по человечески.


I will check tonight


FixAirCooledAbsorptionChillerCurveCalcs (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1623 of 1623 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Залез в самые кишки фрактала. Вспомни про инкапсуляцию!
Это должно было выглядеть так: fractal.createImageData();


Это надо для единообразия с пунктом "Кэш ПО".
"Кэш системы", "Кэш ПО". В gui они друг под другом выводятся.


fix-repeated-table-bug (michael-okeefe) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1063 of 1063 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Estava imprimindo a diagonal secundaria por isso tive que improvisar e colocar os IFs mas ai lembrei que era na verdade a principal que era pra imprimir então bastava uma linha de código para imprimir a diagonal principal.


Как ты оцениваешь глубину рекурсии? На мой взгляд она слишком большая и здесь стоит использовать цикл и только цикл.


`iPhone OS` -> `iOS` ?


should I change this to return PhenotypeAssociationSet instead?


The descrambling is nothing more than XOR'ing the incoming bitstream with the descrambling table. At the beginning we just used the table from windytan (https://github.com/windytan/darcdec/blob/master/darcdec.pl#L31). Some time later I verified it with a simple LFSR implementation in a Matlab script (something like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_feedback_shift_register).

The steps you describe are Ok.
Applying the parity to the data+crc part of the bitstream with CRC82 gives you the possiblity to search for the error pattern in the syndrome table which was generated a-priori. XOR'ing the error pattern with the data+crc part fixes the errors.

Some remark:
It is not obligatory to gather a complete frame to do the decoding. Of course, if you do and apply the vertical parity you will get better results.
But just using the horizontal parity does its job quite well, also. In this case, you can handle each block separately and don't really have to bother about sync and lost packets for now.

Regarding the Layer2 GNU Radio implementation:
I just compiled gr-darc from scratch on a machine with 3.7.9.1 and tested the darc_rx.grc with the B5 Aktuell recording I uploaded earlier. darc_udp.py produces output as expected.


Hm. Maybe I have a different version of std::regex than everyone else? @glennhickey your example looks like maybe your STL wants a reference and not a value or something. You don't happen to know what it didn't like, do you?


Ahhhh. Ok. Hadn't put that together yet. Ok, then what you're doing seems to make the most sense. Thanks for bearing with me!


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 22176](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=220482&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
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@Hsiang-Yu
This does not work. It still does not support type application. Also TypeStart is just a coercion?


Use the new Ruby 1.9 hash syntax.


Missing top-level module documentation comment.


Use nested module/class definitions instead of compact style.


Line is too long. [106/80]


Line is too long. [129/80]


Line is too long. [86/80]


Line is too long. [120/80]


Line is too long. [134/80]


Line is too long. [148/80]


Prefer single-quoted strings when you don't need string interpolation or special symbols.


Extra empty line detected at class body end.


Line is too long. [85/80]


remove all of this docstring.
`manifest.py`


arghs :x


unindent


Attention, tu crées une variable globale, là! Je pense que tu voulais faire une variable locale, tu as oublié le mot-clef "var".


I think these signatures would be more readable with `stringType` and `objectType` inlined...


Сдесь это будет неуместно, потому что небезопасно


Also would be nice to somehow test that all methods listed here are actually existing methods in JDK 8


Здесь глобальную переменную нет смысла объявлять


This needs to be updated to whatever the TestContants.h says it should be


first time coding.


See Also: https://github.com/gradle/stable-plugins-dsl/issues/17#issuecomment-213024874


only `Warehouse`


global - используют только в функциях


We should remove this commented out code before merging


Also here


This is just the most expedient fix to address the recent regressions. Since this only seems to manifest with "-emit-reference-dependencies-path", feel free to debug into why obtaining the BGC isn't adequate. (It should be...)


I think this would work, additionally

·         initramfs needs to backup the kernel at the same time the factory backup is done (first time boot)

·         initramfs also needs to restore the backed up kernel when factory reset has been requested

How does this solve the problem with a volumio image version, that does not have the kernel updater yet?

Can you keep a specific volumio update version which will put the kernel updater into place before it can be used?

One that is always used first when you detect upgrading from an older version?

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It could be:

*	we add a new parameter with kernel version in the updater API
*	If kernel is not matching for the new version, download the new kernel (tar.gz of the boot partition, minus configuration files like config.txt and cmdline.txt etc)
*	BEFORE attempting to update, download the kernel tar
*	Once downloaded, prepare the backup for current kernel
*	Once backed up, make another copy it to current_kernel_fail (this will help us in case something goes wrong later)
*	Then copy the new kernel to new_kernel_fail
*	Now start the actual process of update
*	Once finished and OK, untar the new kernel
*	Once ok, remove current_kernel_fail and new_kernel_fail DONE

When we boot, we check if one of the two fail archives are present, and in case, we just restore the kernel before boot starts... In this way we should be reasonably safe that even with power loss, we do not brick...

What do you think?

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лишние вызовы exif_imagetype


Is everyone on GCC 4.9? Regex is wacky (essentially nonexistent) before
then. Turns out I had 4.8 on one machine, which was causing it to fail.

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> Hm. Maybe I have a different version of std::regex than everyone else?
> @glennhickey <https://github.com/glennhickey> your example looks like
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Nope.  It's been in production now for over a year.


Открываться должен любой файл а редактироваться txt


Well the first patch that I made to protector has been in production for that long.  I looks like this particular one has only been live since February, but it's been in production since then.


А в данном случае выоткрываете txt или картинки


Could I ask to not use `xxx`? Since netbeans picks that up by default (case insensitive).


At least, if I recall correctly.


@mlange05 : All loop generation code now moved to propagator


У fillGapesSnowflake и fillGapesBush можно вынести общую часть.


Looks like you forgot to call `typeMappingConfiguration.processErrorType(...)` here


fix-repeated-table-bug (michael-okeefe) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Название метода не отражает сути.


this could be difficulty setting related. am updating my difficulty profile and will check and report back.


add type annotations


Wouldn't the gitignore be helpful though?


Yeah, I haven't been able to get vg to build on 4.8. There are (or were) a few places where it uses regexes.


Wow, that is.. hard to look at.

Here's hoping we can build a way to randomly generate these in the future.


Не надо читать значение из DOM каждый раз.


This seems incorrect: FQ name for a nested class is `pkg.Outer.Nested` and it's transformed here to `pkg/Outer/Nested`, but should've been `pkg/Outer$Nested`


From my calculations, this patch causes a loss of 0.35 elo, not much a deal; but it's only your choice if you want to go LTC. But GL anyway.


Что за "останки"?


Вот это должно быть в отдельном методе.


Hallo Swift!


Oh yes, I forgot, `difficultyEnabled` no longer works. Remove `&& difficultyEnabled "deathMessages" ` from here: https://github.com/A3Wasteland/ArmA3_Wasteland.Altis/blob/fcb4f7e62400c7ce128df0cc45416613153b4195/addons/far_revive/FAR_Player_Unconscious.sqf#L114


![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4105066/14719817/930d3ca8-07fe-11e6-9d7f-2e34cb70ad01.png)

There is a checkbox for this, but I can't remember if it's on or off by default.
Would be pretty strange though if it were off by default.


Right, so we should have an enum containing the types. This enum should probably be in a 'transaction' class. I can start writting it. Every thread will generate transactions during a simulation


@adamnovak Something like that.  The error I got's below if you're
curious.  I seem to be way in the future using gcc 5.2.1 though ((Ubuntu
5.2.1-22ubuntu2) 5.2.1 20151010),

main.cpp:869:117: error: use of deleted function
‘std::__cxx11::regex_token_iterator<_Bi_iter, _Ch_type,
_Rx_traits>::regex_token_iterator(_Bi_iter, _Bi_iter, const regex_type&&,
int, std::regex_constants::match_flag_type) [with _Bi_iter =
__gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator<const char*, std::__cxx11::basic_string<char>
>; _Ch_type = char; _Rx_traits = std::__cxx11::regex_traits<char>;
std::__cxx11::regex_token_iterator<_Bi_iter, _Ch_type,
_Rx_traits>::regex_type = std::__cxx11::basic_regex<char>]’
 regex_token_iterator(edgeDescription.begin(), edgeDescription.end(),
std::regex(","), -1), std::sre

^
In file included from /usr/include/c++/5/regex:61:0,
                 from main.cpp:6:
/usr/include/c++/5/bits/regex.h:2658:7: note: declared here
       regex_token_iterator(_Bi_iter, _Bi_iter, const regex_type&&, int = 0,
       ^
<builtin>: recipe for target 'main.o' failed

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> Hm. Maybe I have a different version of std::regex than everyone else?
> @glennhickey <https://github.com/glennhickey> your example looks like
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> happen to know what it didn't like, do you?
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К сожалению, условие ифа тоже надо перенести в критическую секцию, иначе может не повезти и ты перезатрёшь наименьшее значение.


Для чтения файла get, а для записи данных post запрос, - две разные формы


This was to add travis.yml
The build still fails though. Could it be due to PYTHONPATH?


Solved with https://github.com/P2Pvalue/teem/commit/0390700d4eec51610c53b69602570096bf3966be.


index.php - всё делаете в нём


Im in school rn but Send message to people in the sg world is so easy my niq


Done https://github.com/palladin/Higher/commit/8e48de21267d5eb720c34715fa4c1d299fafd622


The `rails` gem contains `actionmailer`, which contains `mail`, so you don't have to explicitly include these here.


This isn't my list @ImagicalGamer made it I just put it here cuz I wanna be helpful :)


OK, this is now sorted with my last commit.


You should probably remove this file, since you have a `README.md` file


Try to use simple wrap content here


They are opposites in my view, and likely to be replaced separately. That can still be done without core code changes, so you've only made it slightly worse.


This is awesome!


This test does not depend on the idle_time computation, so better move it above, as its a clean exit condition.


Test missing


Here is a link to the mail thread: https://www.mail-archive.com/dev@systemml.incubator.apache.org/msg00441.html


You should add `.DS_Store` to this. `.DS_Store` is a Mac OS X specific file that contains meta info about how you've positioned the icons in a folder and stuff like that, so you don't want to include it in your repo.


There's only one parameter as far as I can see.
(Please also add an assert that the number of parameters here and in the signature above are equal.)


Okay, nevermind, it's on by default.
That's good.


ok


I like the way you roll! Maybe later switch to `display: table` instead of actual tables, would be easier to adapt for mobile? See http://cushionapp.com/expenses/.


You should also add `.byebug_history` to your `.gitignore` file, don't need to include debug stuff in your repo 🐫


Yeah, it looks like maybe in 5 they pulled support for the iterator holding on to the regex; unless it keeps a copy you can delete the regex and still have the iterator.

So I guess we are targeting for a min GCC version of 4.9 and a max of 5.2+ (or maybe newer).


would a better name for a variable for 3 be keep_alive_max_ping_response_delay


Isn't this testing `|` again ?


Can you create pull-request to the zsh-git-smart-commands?


I need teh plugin!1


Can I haz plugin for twat?


Фишка `emplace_back` в том, что ты в него передаёшь тупо параметры конструктора, и он создаёт новый элемент с этими параметрами сразу у себя внутри, чтобы не надо было ничего перемещать/копировать.


What is this file, how does it differ from `seed.js` (which looks unfinished)?


move waitForAllTxDone to rollback().


Oh great that's a good solution. Now we should get 100% everywhere again.


would a more descriptive name of keepalive_timeout_ be: keepalive_idle_duration_before_ping_sent


This will spin CPU. Add yield() in the loop.


Кажется, это можно сделать статическим методом.


.then(null, next) -- no .catch for mongoose query


we don't use seed.js, seedDB is our seed which we created from a mongodumb


no error handling?


Unresolved merge conflicts here!


This breaks solaris


Hello, Swift!


Hey Matt and Mollie.  So I believe changing the .mp3 to a .wav will work.  A couple of people in the class had the same issue and this fixed it for them.


Is this here in case we are reconnecting to a new peer? because on first connect it will be false from constructor.


Potentially would making the whole suite of DB settings available as env vars be a good idea?
(`username`, `password`, I guess `port`)


at some point you might want to have more unified error handling that can send back more than just a 404


fixed #9


Checked, tks chi nhieu


500 -- магическое число, его лучше бы как-то назвать и вынести хотя бы в статическую константу


Wow that's like lbsg


if read throws exception, your counter will never decrease. Need to catch the exception and decrease the counter.


pluralization in code is a weird topic, some debates… but I would argue that this should be `Address`, it's just the standard way that models are typically named.


I'll test it later


Checked


what's going on here?


What do you mean? you are trying to push something?


no need for {}


@ragesoss could you checkout these column names and let me know if there are any data points I'm missing for Survey results CSV?


Is the label location expected to be at position 1 or position 0?


can you simply print data[7]?

this should only be 0 in case you turn the lamp off


Since this is in 3 places in this file. What about putting it once in a method and referencing?


need to add all error cases to tell if all cases are covered.


> you had the power to let it stay broken/unfinished

Man, I couldn't have imagined how much hilarity open source projects can produce...


I added the `game_over?` method and then ended up completely removing the `game_status` method as it didn't seem necessary now that there is a `game_over?` method.


Yes its for new connections


make the read() sleep(1)  to make sure the wait function works as an error case.


Well, OK.  Your opinion is as valid.

I don't know why a shopowner would want to ever remove a "you have no products in cart" message if there are no products in the cart.  That's a rhetorical question, no need to continue the discussion.


Sorry @jekkos ! That was a Stupid Idea!


@alexeypetrushin can you explain more about this change? It looks risky for us to upgrade. Is there still pending work?


maybe use validations like `min` and `max` here


@drybjed what is the reason for this?


Testing commit message here.


similarly you could enforce that this is a URL using a validator function that compares with a regex (easy to find such a regex online somewhere)


yeah this is a good idea. you don't want non-admins or updating people who are not themselves


Конструкторы от одного параметра лучше делать со словом `explicit`, чтобы объект не создавался нечаянно.


JDBC cannot connect after this diff - https://github.com/facebook/mysql-5.6/issues/233


you can use a .update query here


This also removes the need to do history.pop(); history.push(...) when you want to move something without affecting undo history


why is this is a new user? isn't this the same user but with updated subscriptions?


Конструкторы от одного параметра лучше делать со словом explicit, чтобы объект не создавался нечаянно.


your reviews have movie refs and your movies have review refs. This is called *denormalization* and is a valid approach when:

* you prioritize lookup time / population capability over everything else
* you will sometimes have to look up A using B, or B using A (not just one direction)
* you do not mind that changing the relationship requires updating both docs (non-atomic)

If this fits your use case then go ahead, otherwise consider the possibility of one doc only referring to the other doc. I have a gist on this which I will send out.


Thanks @niketanpansare . I somehow didn't see that part of the notebook discussion regarding the DML in the jar.


@Nefari0uss I was rushing and didn't want to take the time to look up the MarkDown syntax for it. MarkDown has no problem with embedded HTML though.


call `queue` something else so you're not left with `queue.queue`


Is this the right email address?  I notice that all of Mark's commits to master have been authored by mas781@scarletmail.rutgers.edu.


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 22180](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=220512&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
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```


You could use LINQ for this.
`returnList = db.Skills.Where(x => x.User.Id == manager.getIdFromUsername...).ToList();`

just FYI :)


are you trying to generate a UID? good practice use an algo (e.g. from some lib) to do this. I understand if this is mostly for dev / demo purposes but just FYI.


Do you know what bashism is being used that breaks?


Without the qualified package import, I can't use GHCi. This is because Lol => crypto-api, and rlwe-challenges => nist-beacon => cryptonite. This means both packages are installed in my environment. Both cryptonite and crypto-api export Crypto.Random, so GHCi doesn't know which one to use.

Cabal/stack don't have this problem because they only search for modules in the "build-depends" list


what does `moment` give you that `Date.now` doesn't? Do those benefits translate after the mongo doc has been serialized and then deserialized? Keep in mind that the objects returned from a Mongoose query have Date objects, not moment objects.


you're doing something async inside of the foreach -- probably not good. do something like this instead:

```const promisedUserMovies = [];
queue.queue.forEach(function(elem){
    const promise = Movies.findById(elem.movie)
})
return Promise.all(promisedUserMovies)


oh, Well, I actually never change that stuff, so thanks for checking that, also when I add something always check for errors, since I'm not actually reading all the code manually (Becuz its Time-taking), and again Thanks


@marksantcroos Mark?


I'm commenting on this and unlocking the conversation.


@tim2000s yes there are different layouts of the pro-minis. Jumper wires is a good solution for this.
When you choose "Start Sensor" you should modify the date a few hours in the past. There is no need for the 120min warm up process. HM should show up as LimiTTer.


On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 2:46 PM, crockeea <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Without the qualified package import, I can't use GHCi. This is because
> Lol => crypto-api, and rlwe-challenges => nist-beacon => cryptonite. This
> means both packages are installed in my environment. Both cryptonite and
> crypto-api export Crypto.Random, so GHCi doesn't know which one to use.
>
> Cabal/stack don't have this problem because they only search for modules
> in the "build-depends" list
>
 Is it possible to run ghci from "inside" cabal?  Better yet, make the
inevitable transition to stack: 'stack ghci' runs ghci within the stack
"environment."


Ah from https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23824_01/html/E24456/userenv-1.html seems `/usr/sh` is ksh93 and from http://tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/x7369.html looks like the conditional format is different. I will revert.


It's an alias. I originally started doing the commits from the "ugly" address because of the acceptance of commit messages to a mailing list ... Let me check if I can change it per organization or so.


don't forget about the arguments:
```
return originalHistoryBack(arguments);
```


ddddddammmmnnnnn


ps. While we are at it, can I do a token commit do fix the header of this file, as I don't see any SVN ids :)


This commit seems to be missing from the v2.x branch.


Yep made that change and re-jigged the difficulty profile and the death messages are back :thumbs up:
Am still ultra excited for a stand alone system though :)


Corrigido bug que não mostrava locais por categoria


ควายเอ้ยยยย


@oznetmaster Would you either push that or create an issue?


Real cause of #6224.


What's the point of this rect if it is not used?


weird indentation


Тут не совсем понял, для чего x0, y0, если они (пока?) не используются и при этом не указаны при объявлении метода в h-нике. Более того, из-за них ошибка компиляции в 25-28 строках.


@marksantcroos I'm not sure what you're asking -- we use git, not SVN...?

Additionally, we can't change public history: those old commits from your mas781@scarletmail.rutgers.edu address have to stay as being authored from that address.

We may want to take this opportunity to update our AUTHORS page to list the email address everyone has committed under (i.e., we *used* to list SVN IDs here, and those were unique identifiers for each person, but now many of our devs -- myself included -- have committed under a few different email addresses).


whoa whoa whoa ....


How much did taking off `fileSize` take off the file size?


I think we can just remove `p` from `handle_display` entirely and use `e.epos` instead.


you could abstract this into a method like `findMoviesByCategory`


OK


@lishichao 你把你的博客的hexo git给我发一下，我本地帮你查一下


странно, я их удалял. сейчас исправлю


I added this file in lieu of all the binaries in the Resources folder. In general: avoid checking in binaries that are not actually part of your code source. If you need to share images, PDFs, etc. while working, use another tool like gDrive or Dropbox or similar. Keep in mind that anything committed stays in git forever — if you later delete these files, they are still in your repo history, taking up space. Anyone who clones this project now has to download megabytes of extraneous stuff.


if the `email` field on the user model is unique, the user creation will fail without you having to do this manual check


@arturi I'll check it out and switch it.  I haven't built many table-y things so it's nice to know there's a better way to go than `<table>` :p


I'm not following how the `movieId` object could equal the `_id`?


maybe send back the queue? idk. up to you.


if you're not using it you don't need the data


in order to support the long-lived runners, we can't simply: read stdout to EOF, then read stderr to EOF. We need a way to effectively "read as much stdout/stderr as is available" at a given moment (when an algorithm completes) without blocking. So for now, I spin up threads that just collect stdout/stderr line-by-line into buffers that I can read and clear when the algorithm completes.

I think the better solution is to figure out how to use low-level O_NONBLOCK to open and read stdout/stderr when the algorithm completes without blocking, and remove both of theses threads - it would also remove the requirement for the runners to append a newline. I just don't fully understand the O_NONBLOCK stuff yet, and the extra threads were easy to grok in my head, but now you've tempted me to go experiment :-p


huppsa, ich dreh' gleich wieder die Startseite richtig xD


Мы сразу открываем игровое окно?


I had the same trouble with the `curl` package: https://github.com/jeroenooms/curl/commit/6e0f8e2ddfc16e95ede9dcf7f9acc841350d5b2e. To use `/bin/sh` (or just leave out the shebang alltogether) you need to remove the `$()` shell commands and use backticks instead. Also the `command` util is invalid. So instead of:

```sh
if [ $(command -v xml2-config) ]; then

fi
```

You need to use:

```sh
xml2-config --version
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then

fi

```


of course.
Thanks for your note, fixed


Added get median method


Could do - note that I tried to match the UploadSource upload method.


Added get mean method


added get Mode method


fix-repeated-table-bug (michael-okeefe) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1621 of 1621 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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это для дебага. что бы каждый раз не нажимать кнопку в главном окне


I added the #ifdef's myself.... :+1:


Ahh. For future reference it's * for *italics* and ** for **strong**.


I wasn't sure about that because of this line: https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/haxe/blob/development/src/typing/typer.ml#L3547


yay :)


After upgrading from Beta.4 to Beta.5 with no other changes neither showWhen nor hideWhen are working.

![showwhen](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2163778/14721067/49714e94-07b9-11e6-857c-f9a4396708d9.jpg)

In the above example you can see that using showWhen to only show appropriate buttons isn't working as both are visible on both platforms in the Chrome.


major and minor sequence numbers are used to determine the order of the policy applied.
ex: if multiple policies are applied on a VirtualNetwork, the sequence Numbers (major and minor) will determine the order of policy applied.


It uses `i.v_pos` for the expression position as well, so that should work out.


shtml Strict Passed online shtml and css validator. documentation can be added to this framework


[check2 (3).zip](https://github.com/priyankapashte/CSCI5448_HealthTracker/files/230557/check2.3.zip)
Updated with separate id for derived classes and mapping


This message should probably mention the required BT version.


Isn't that provided by your FindParMEtis.cmak?

Ollie

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Yeah, I'm looking forward to looking through it.  I also remember why not using a heuristic still works well... it finds the long path just once(which takes a noticeable amount of time) then just recalculates a quick path around on-screen objects until it joins back up with a cached version of the original path.  So which method did go for with the depots?  Just keep the same one as before or search a path to depots starting with the closest one in Euclidean distance?


I think you can also use _ _ for _italics_


We shouldn't be looking for the new class here; the point is to have that new class only be used for the jumping-between-tabs code.

Plus, we don't need even the old check we have here at all, we can just always addClass.


You're right. Sorry I didn't notice. It won't happen again.

Cheers,

Marian

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@janicduplessis just testet and everything is working fine again! im happy :-) thanks again!


This should be updated as:
```bash
export BUNDLE_CACHE_PATH="vendor/package"
```
... with a corresponding change in `packages/bosh_azure_cpi/packaging`

See [the AWS CPI change](https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/bosh-aws-cpi-release/commit/9cd3ac060a6dcc290a01b05250950155f9bef664#diff-96a469cee4458c7f1e8a21ca781c429dR9) for an example.


ok


For task 2 it runs but shows some error:
Bio.Nexus.Nexus.NexusError: Nexus formatting error: unmatched ]


@ganto More and more DebOps roles use each other as dependencies. Variable names are longer and have different meanings depending on a role, so to make them easier to identify, I decited to mark name of the role and its variables by using double underscore. That way, for example:
```
apt_cacher_ng_ferm_dependent_rules
```
variable, which is defined by `debops.apt_cacher_ng` role and defines rules for `debops.ferm`, becomes:
```
apt_cacher_ng__ferm__dependent_rules
```
I hope this will make variable names easier to identify.


Probably we want an dependency-injected URL provider


Thanks so much for your response. Can you please tell me  the signifance
and worrking of sequences and if you change the value of from default value
into 1 then what will be the impact of it?

Regards,
MTO
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Ты же вроде хотел бахать на BitBucket?


## Task 1

In the `task1-files` directory, there is a file named `10k-reads-S100_L004_R1_001.fastq` that contains 10,000 FASTQ reads. Write a program that reads in the FASTQ file, reverse complements each sequence, and writes the reverse complemented sequences out as a FASTA-formatted file. Use `argparse` to get the name of the input file (the FASTQ file) and the name of some output file name from the user.  Use BioPython to read/write/convert the input and output files.  Your program should contain a main loop and an ifmain statement, and it should be formatted correctly.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted [PEP8] (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program functions as requested (4.0 pt)

## Task 2

In the `task2-files` directory, there are 10 alignments that are in NEXUS format.  Write a program that uses `glob`, `os`, and `biopython` to read these files and convert each, individual file to the PHYLIP file format. Use `argparse` to get the name of the input directory that contains the alignments and the name of some output directory where the transformed alignments will be written.  Use BioPython to read/write/convert the input and output alignments, and write the output alignments to the output directory provided by the user.  Be sure to maintain the full species name. Your program should contain a main loop and an ifmain statement, and it should be formatted correctly.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted [PEP8] (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program functions as requested (4.0 pt)

## Task 3

In the `task3-files` directory, there is a FASTA formatted file representing the sequence of the _Gallus gallus_ mtDNA genome.  Remembering that this is a circular genome and assuming that NEB (New Englang Biolabs) is the only supplier of restriction enzymes in the entire world, write a program that uses BioPython to determine all possible restriction enzymes from NEB that cut the chicken mtDNA sequence.  Write the number of these enzymes that cut the chicken mtDNA to a text file that also contains the name of the enzyme cutting the chicken mtDNA sequence in the fewest places as well as the name of the enzyme cutting the chicken mtDNA sequence in the largest number of places.  Be sure to also output the exact number(s) of cuts provided by the most and least agressive restriction enzyme.  As above, use `argparse` to get the input and output file names from the user. Your program should contain a main loop and an ifmain statement, and it should be formatted correctly.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted [PEP8] (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program functions as requested (4.0 pt)


closes: https://github.com/pelias/pelias/issues/165


@starrynte Looks good.


First, measure the best score of each style patch and store as `offset`. Then use this to decrease the score of that patch, which basically levels the playing field.


We should introduce some rules when to set this to yes. Maybe add 3 criteria: import/export/test


maxendinghere maxsofar


Oh yes. Cached path usage could still get significant optimization. I'm
also a little worried that there are some edge cases when a race condition
occurs to the cached path between, for eg. cavebot and autogo threads.

Depot search is done exactly the same way as before (heuristic returns 0
for dest.x == 0 || dest.y == 0). It surely could be done much better. But
I'd leave it as is for now.

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> quick path around on-screen objects until it joins back up with a cached
> version of the original path. So which method did go for with the depots?
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What was the motivation for dropping `async` for an internal rewrite?


I know it looks bad, but changing it  earlier ends up in the channels out of sync after a  short time. The faster  skipping version has worse reception at longer range, where a lot of packets drop out. Sadly it's hard to test low reception in a repeatable way.


> @marksantcroos I'm not sure what you're asking -- we use git, not SVN...?

`The following cumulative list contains the names and Subversion IDs of`


@SP1966 Can you try removing `node_modules`, running `npm install` again and restarting `ionic serve`? There may be something going on with the Sass build. If you're still having the issue could you please create a new issue with the html markup for this. Thanks!


This should simply be a req.query for the `/` route.


message received, I'll switch to tabs :P


`Subscriptions.find(req.query)`


Hey Paul! this code is really useful. Actually I updated the library that I'm using (Ethernet V2) and works perfect. I just have to define the SPI_ETHERNET_SETTING in my w5500.h

I have a few questions though.

1) The yield() command is for letting the other devices use the SPI bus?
2) There are some methods that aren't on the library that I'm using, socketStatus and recvAvailable. Should I add them, I dunno if the w5500 suports them.
3) Besides the definition of SPI_ETHERNET_SETTINGS in w5100.h, is there other file change need.

Thanks, thanks for real :D


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 22181](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=220518&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Exit code 1 Build time: 00:44:59


Shouldn't that be 0.37592577249432?


woops, meant to delete that commented out code.


Jriwanek should be JRIwanek but urm... thank you muchly.


Ambiguous. This means the tags field on the question group, right? As opposed to the tags on the course. Maybe "Question Group Tags"


This messed up my shit!  Now I gotta synchronise.


Why is this needed?


Looks okay, I think, although it's hard to know without seeing what the output looks like and trying to make sense of it.


LGTM


@indexzero our complete conversation https://github.com/datastax/nodejs-driver/pull/134


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [googlelogi](https://googlelogi-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/sso-organizations](https://googlelogi-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/sso-organizations)
- [docs/user-dashboard](https://googlelogi-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/user-dashboard)


I was unable to build CamlImages 2.2, so I did not test under this version. I tested under 4.02 and it builds (no idea whether it actually works at runtime though), and I know it doesn't build under more recent versions of CamlImages (with 4.2.1 it doesn't build, I don't remember about 4.1.x).


No trailing comma.


agh, sorry! revert this commit if you like


if/else formatting.


add_symlinks_to_openstudio_standards_gem (asparke2) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2371 of 2406 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-98.55%25-yellow.svg)


Trailing comma.


Why you don't like String.format("hasAuthority('%s')",  StringAuthority.CREATE_SERIES) ?


NAh dude I have changed now.  No going back.


It faster (but more code) to just create the object first, then set the property:
var m = this.Max.create();
m.arg1 = arg1;
return m;

If you do a GROUP_BY(MAX) then we can create a lot of objects and it makes a difference.


LGTM +/- some minor comments


So then why was this commented out/replaced with the current version in the first place?


@tatikamsetti Can you create a separate branch based off master with this patch so that we can contribute it?


Is there a reason you prefer that over building a `DATABASE_URL` out of them?


Umm, because I didn't know you could do that. TIL!

Hence the "potentially." :D


ok, great! (& thank you) here's the page i mentioned: https://ukupat.github.io/tabs-or-spaces/

check your texts please


Thanks, I pushed a fix.


learning how to use GitHub


This is what did it :full_moon_with_face:

Remember:

```
Vn = (V . N) * N;
Vt = V – Vn;
V’ = Vt * (1 – friction) + Vn  * **-(elasticity)**;
```


Better performance with cache array length
```js
for (var i = 0, l = parts.length; i < l; i++) {
  ...
}
```


Brandy,

I did as you asked but now I'm getting the following error when running Ionic Serve:

node_modules/ionic-angular/components.core.scss
Error: Import directives may not be used within control directives or mixins.
        on line 35 of node_modules/ionic-angular/components.core.scss
>>   @import "fonts/ionicons";
   --^

This results in no CSS styles showing up at all.


I merged them.  But I'm stopping now for a while so np.


it doesn't work


@benrudolph, just found this while trying to make a mocha test. assuming this was to come back to?


Haha, I thought I was about to learn something from you!

Heroku overrides the `DATABASE_URL` in production. @rdmurphy and I learned on Tuesday that Rails will prefer (mostly) `DATABASE_URL` over individual settings, too: http://edgeguides.rubyonrails.org/configuring.html#connection-preference


@SP1966 Hey, so this error was caused by a dependency of beta.5, we actually _just_ released beta.6 to resolve this error. It doesn't have many differences from beta.5, so you should be able to update to it without issues. Could you please try that? Thank you!

https://github.com/driftyco/ionic/blob/2.0/CHANGELOG.md#200-beta6-2016-04-21


add a "dot" after modules


Hi @jeremistadler.  Thanks for doing this work.  I have tried consuming your unofficial packages as we also want to use WindowsAzure.ServiceBus 3+.  However, we are also consuming the Microsoft.AspNet.SignalR.SystemWeb package which depends on Core.  Would you mind publishing an unofficial version of that package as well?  Otherwise we have one package requiring the official Core package and your ServiceBus package requiring the unofficial version.


For anyone else who comes across this: in case the impact isn't clear, **json4s 3.3.x emits invalid JSON for strings that contain unicode control characters**. I believe this will be fixed in 3.4.0 (see #339).


Beginning the gson data interchange implementation I will use to compare user captured snout against database of keypoints stored... locally (for now)?


lshort中文版有更新，但是还没放在ctan上。
https://github.com/louisstuart96/lshort-new-zh-cn
ctan上的老版本感觉已经过时了。


how about RHEL kernels prior to 3.10 ? We were matching them before, but not after this commit. Should we ?


Updated button with voiced search icon.


I struggled a lot with this issue. I was using older js file. I was not aware that you have resolved it few days back and I spend a lot time in it. Thanks to resolve this bug. You are doing good work friends.


Did you tried it? :) I believe that it wouldn't work. String in the annotation must be compile-time constant. Concatenation of static string is a constant, because compiler can concatenate them in compile-time, but method invocation isn't.


`git diff --staged` - a good friend :-)

You can alias it to `gds`


OK so basically, we use the fallback for the entire 3.10 RHEL kernel series ?


hey là wait a minute :p


Idea for starting a new life on work!
So, do it!


A bit about myself


For pulling in the line->List<int> try:
`List<int> numbers = new List<int>( Array.ConvertAll(sNumbers.Split(','), int.Parse) );`


oops, yeah was an example because at the time there were no JS tests. not planning on coming back to it


You see use cases where this class is used in production? Because it's missing a way to cleanup unused keys, and I don't care much for that fat lock...  A guava cache would work wonders here I think.


I really had to work hard to keep from mentioning that in Scala this class would weight only a few lines. Also, I failed.


:+1: Great job guys!


no way


I think it'd make sense to move this to a separate module, to allow to also provide an implementation based on memcached which is also quite popular.


I would suggest that (a) the AUTHORs list isn't all that critical, so we are making it into far more than we should, and (b) if anything, we should reference people's github id instead of email addresses, which will change over time. For those who don't have a github id (e.g., folks that committed during svn days and not since), we can just list their name without an ID at all.


# Using Data Tables to carry out various operations in R


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [googlelogi](https://googlelogi-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/sso-organizations](https://googlelogi-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/sso-organizations)
- [docs/user-dashboard](https://googlelogi-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/user-dashboard)


yup.  i must've been in need of coffee while shoulder-surfing...caught it as soon as I looked at it just now.


Some way to batch those operations would be nice. Something that runs every few seconds to increment each bucket by the proper amount, using the last retrieved value as a baseline in the meanwhile.


Something applied as a trait may want to call the old implementation, even
if it doesn't know what exactly it does or if it exists.

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Why did you add that?


Beta 5/6 does not resolve the issue for me, I'll go ahead and create a new issue.

I really appreciate all your help!


Refactored TagHandler from previous implementation to handle empty tags and preventing search by empty tags.


Isn't this just the same as the one below?
```java
factions = plugin.getServer().getPluginManager().getPlugin("Factions");
```


The list should be created lazily only when there are exceeded limits.


heb nu het script in de head toegevoegd om zeker te zijn dat het op tijd ingeladen wordt. Is er hier een betere manier voor die ook werkt? Ik heb voornamelijk code en technieken uit het vak webservices gebruikt en daar zijn we niet op een andere manier gaan werken.


I think we need to be able to specify thresholds for warning and then for blocking (warning only fires a callback). This way we can get fair warning if for any reason a user approaches the limit where he'd get blocked altogether. Makes sense?


Next line seems to have a double indent.


Btw, I agree with your comment that we should encourage review/discussion of our commits either in mailing list or in PR :)


Não entendi.


Uhm? It's indented exactly one time?


Maybe at some point it'd make sense to support limits incremented by an arbitrary number (think bandwidth limits, etc.)


Because testing things. And forgot to remove....


add_symlinks_to_openstudio_standards_gem (asparke2) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2345 of 2406 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-97.46%25-yellow.svg)


Maybe read that only once outside of the loop


:( u love this plugin dont u? xD


No tests 👎


@H0zen
  - fix the GO's type 8 (traps) to trigger on more conditions. This solves the annoying issue of Basic Campfires not giving spirit buffs.

This fix is not valid for the Battlefield Buffs..

I think we should get rid of it ? Battlefield Buffs..