the simple way I'm handling PBCs is just that from the knowledge of the box indices ix2, iy2, iz2, I automatically know whether the points in that box are greater than Lbox/2 away. that's the only "fancy" thing being done here.


> It's a small thing though. Don't really mind much eitherway.

True. I'm fine with leaving it as is. I just thought the having the port by default as string is confusing (it's confusing to me at least).


Front End:
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also, the modular arithmetic does seem to be correct as well, e.g. `iz2 = nonPBC_iz2 % num_z2divs` appear to behave properly, so this could be pretty subtle.


It's make sense!


By the way... initially, I wanted to write some unit tests. Later, I realized it was kind of hard to write unit tests for a compiler pass. Any idea how I could write some unit/integration tests for this compiler pass to test this code?

I'm not a Symfony expert and I'm a bit lost.


aquí quieres poner algo como
```python
send_mail(
    form.cleaned_data.get('subject'),  # lo que la persona escribió en la forma de contacto
    form.cleaned_data.get('message'),  # lo que puso en el campo de mensaje
    form.cleaned_data.get('email'),  # lo que puso como correo propio, o reply-to
    [settings.NOTIFICATION_EMAIL],  # tu correo
    fail_silently=False,
)
```

😄


Nomas no estoy muy segura de como conseguir los campos del mensaje en FBV, entonces es muy probable que eso del `form.cleaned_data.get()` no funcione.


CBECC-8-5 (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2371 of 2406 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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The difference by 'let' and before(:each) is that by let the factory will be created by first use  -> rspec should work faster, by tests that didn't use factory, but when I use factory in each test does make it difference?


pardon my ignorance, how do you turn on the debug mode?


Looks like it. The package checks cleanly with R 3.1.0 for me now.


key gui is done, gave up on minimap for now, commit didn't work right.


en lugar de agregar la fecha para hacerlo unique, sería hacer que tenga un error mas explícito en la forma, para que usen otra terminología a la hora de postear otro trabajo :)


You simply put a commit which adds the spaces on top. That way its not easy to find the differences which comes from this commit and which comes from the other.
You also didn't wrote any tests.
Finally I changed the build to gradle today, for easier upgrading and testing backward compatibility to older versions, because of the problems in versions from 5.9 to 6.1.


yes you do
just use my common on aosp, save yourself a headache


Try the link now. I guess I broke it some time late last night.
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a nice bug

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4885509/14611947/c607da76-0562-11e6-9a9f-43ba020fc18c.png)


@Kymation No idea about, I only saw that it’s done like this in the latest master updates, at the bottom of both files, the SEO stuff.
https://github.com/gburton/Responsive-osCommerce/blob/master/admin/includes/languages/english/categories.php
https://github.com/gburton/Responsive-osCommerce/blob/master/admin/includes/languages/english/manufacturers.php


wonder how I managed to pull ^ off


这里有两处内存泄漏。


Closes #4 .


这里读取格式错了。


Vim 里的 ^@ 其实就是 \0


Hey!
1. the library unmaintained at this point, so I'm afraid these kind of errors will continue popping up and probably won't get fixed :(
2. I assume that depends on where you live. I'm pretty sure it's against most companies Terms of service and they could just shut you down if whatever you do gets too commercial.


This seems really misleadingly named: I expect a function called toggle to set the value a index to the opposite of its current value.


为什么不好好写 '\0'？


I really like how the buttons look when you hover over them :D


errno is undefined. An #include is missing.


这里的格式依然是错的，参考 wiki，一行可能一个单词或两个单词。


done


为什么不从 data 读取数据？


恭喜你，又是2个内存泄漏。


`FILE *`
`char*`
这种不一致的排版应该怎么处理？


:+1:  für Laravel :)


I find such a return value handling still insufficient.


FixLaTeXRuns (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2171 of 2171 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Ok will do

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I don't. Best to delete and re-read?

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Should this be ``throw`` or is that bad too?

What do we get instead? A quot infer error?


The default action in AbstractAtmComboVisitor is to issue an error.  Some implementations may wish to box the primitive and then call visitDeclared_Typevar.


si necesitas ayuda, yo podria intentar ayudar en clase aun hacemos metodos de programacion de vectores pero si me enseñas podria ayudarte un poco, si lo deseas claro jajaja


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FixAirCooledAbsorptionChillerCurveCalcs (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2211 of 2211 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Just noticed it now. Strange, my local .gitignore did not prevented that.
Thanks for removing it.


Still pretty foggy on your meaning, but I admit I'm not trying very hard.
;-)

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Output:
6
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@artemp how about returning `false` if `num_points < 3`?


Compiled with this normally.
Need more tests.

https://bitbucket.org/akhilnarang/aarch64-linux-android-7.0-kernel/downloads


this, requires http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/114986/   to boot


Damn straight


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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mm6.0-test branch lol


Fixed in commit 9499745013635f87268610384d710c3cf42b43ee. Thanks for pointing it out. :)


Have you considered reusing AxisGuesser's ```getAxisType(String)``` on each of the chars in ```iniEntry```, rather than re-implementing that case logic here?  If there's a solid reason not to use that method, then an explanatory comment would be helpful instead.


FixAirCooledAbsorptionChillerCurveCalcs (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Even if the argument is not self, it's possible to cause retain cycle. Not sure how to solve the problem though.
Let's say a mock is passed into an object's init. Inside that init, a mock is retained in a property. From anywhere in the object's code, `[self.property someMethod:self]` is called. Then since the argument isn't the mock itself, this is going to retain the argument (which is the object) causing a retain cycle.


Strange, worked just fine when I removed it. If you see this again, let's have a close look at the stacktrace


yeah seen that


Will this result in an extra initialization of the target file/pattern (i.e. is there a performance hit)?  It seems like ```stitcher.setAxisTypes(...)``` could be called before each of the previous two calls to ```reader.setId(...)``` without requiring an additional ```reader.setId(...)``` call, but maybe I'm missing something.


Hey guys, could you mind making a new release of this library? The attrs name collisions with API level 23 and this change are kind of a blocker. Managing dependencies with gradle is just so much easier. Thanks!!


hi @aothms , a fix has been committed to master on April 13th ( issue 225 )

i'm thrilled to see this, and thanks for the tap on the shoulder y'day... this is awesome news...

btw, on a related note -- what would it take to adjust the dimensions of a wall or a door, and to update the whole tree? you kind of have a graph for creating the geometry, right? that would be such a killer feat!

wrt your pyqt implementation, its clean and simple. to delve further, at some point it would be best to wrap your datamodel ( the IFC tree rendered ) as a [QAbstractItemModel](http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qabstractitemmodel.html). this way, changes in your model are reflected in your gui automagically and hence you dont have to track state twice ( what is rendered vs what is in memory ). this ultimately makes writing GUI's a lot easier.

again, congrats with this great leap fwd! 🍹


Good luck at LTC!


@locutus2 Thanks!
Funny story.  Last night I woke up all of a sudden at around 5:30 am.  While I was checking the time on my phone I decided to see the progress of my patch.  It was at 2.90, I refreshed it and it passed...then instantly fell back to sleep.


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Yup... thanks @mossblaser


либо get_path_file, либо GetPathFile


ah sorry. I reviewed this in several steps (going back and forth), and I forgot about the string condition


юзай clang-format какой-нибудь


Nothing bad happens. No errors, no warnings, nothing.

With the throw/rethrow there's an infinite loop.

Also having a real bad time with getting the nvidia binary to work on
Debian so that my 3840x2160 display works.

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Yes, but nothing I saw uses it.  The FIXME below was the main thing I wanted to yank.    That said, I think I've been running without these changes.


Why not allowing functions ? Symfony supports them


printf("%s", "Couldn't write whole buffer\n");


\n


btw, you should update tests to cover all kind of callables


o.o


Надо показать, что будет на несуществующий жанр, и на лишний параметр к этому методу, скажем.


Захар, добрый вечер!
Я, к сожалению, так и не нашла ошибки свои в коде, но у меня не выравниваются айфоны по центру во второй секции, и видео с vimeo также странно отображается (не по центру) и еще текст в этой секции в верхнем углу справа. Укажите мне, пожалуйста, что не так.


@moufmouf we generally write them as integration tests in Symfony: create a ContainerBuilder, set some definitions in it, process it with your compiler pass and then make some assertions on the ContainerBuilder


sicher dass 127.0.0.1 hier hard gecoded drin stehen soll? nicht baseurl?


А зачем int I = 0 выше, если в цикле оно тоже есть? Либо уноси пониже, либо выпиливай


There are subtypes that override defaultAction and never call super, e.g. I found org.checkerframework.framework.type.DefaultInferredTypesApplier.InferredTypeApplyingVisitor.defaultAction(AnnotatedTypeMirror, AnnotatedTypeMirror, AnnotationMirror).
We'll miss errors because of such mismatches, which will be hard to track down in the future.


FixAirCooledAbsorptionChillerCurveCalcs (JasonGlazer) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2179 of 2179 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Ничего не понятно из названия переменной :)


I was trying to fail miserably at basic HTML. (center that section of text)


dieser ugly environment hack sollte seit dem hier https://github.com/markuman/ALF/blob/master/Makefile#L21 eigentlich obsolet sein, oder nicht?


haha :) nein , hatte ich schnell zum testen benutzt


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Always undefining `ERROR` even if the message doesn't even define such a constant is imo an undesired side effect. If we have to do this for now I think it should only happen if absolutely necessary.


Is there an issue with the % inside the string ? github puts it in red...


co do kontenerów to zapewne trzeba będzie dać możliwość ułożenia dwóch albo 3 pól koło siebie, bo nie zawsze będzie jedno pod drugim


gLanguageConfig is never null, check is not necessary.


Hello, my console throws an error: Cannot find module 'bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css'. My bootstrap files installed into node_modules\bootstrap\dist\css


Объясни данный алгоритм, а то сложно очень


Смотри, тесты исполняют роль не только тестирующую, но и документирующу. По такому тесту ващесовсем не понятно что делает longest. То есть этот тест должен читаться примерно как:
* longest(N) вернёт N фильмов
* ...причём это будут самые длинные фильмы (и будут они в таком-то порядке)

Это первое.
Второе — не стоит брезговать документированием и в смысле строки описания it:
```ruby
it "returns N longest movies" do
#...
end
```
↑ так можно не делать когда сам код теста идеально прозрачен, а когда нет — хорошо бы дополнить его и текстовым описанием.

Третье: в rspec есть прекрасная штука под названием subject, которая позволяет чётко выделить что мы тестируем в данном случае («субъект тестирования»), и зачастую позволяет писать более короткие тесты. Напр, как-то так:
```ruby
describe :longest do
  subject{movies.longest(2)}
  it{is_expected.not_to be_empty} # is_expected — без указания кто expected — значит, речь о subject
  # а с доп.гемом rspec-its можно даже так:
  its(:lengths){is_expected.to eq 2}
end
```

В общем и целом, цель каждого отдельного it'а — написать выражение, в котором слева будет по возможности коротко написано «что именно проверяем», а справа — «что мы от него ожидаем» (причём желательно чтобы было понятно, почему ожидаем именно этого)


@aleksander351 Are you using `Meteor@1.3.2`?


А кстати, зачем нам тут лишние квадратные скобки (аргумент-массив) — некрасиво же?..


Must first read language config file from disk before adding default paths in order to know the value of 'excludeDefaultPaths'.


Package: meteor@1.1.14


use a set literal -- `blocking = {`


Yes, Fedora-legal-list  consider the author's response satisfactory.
Thanks.


too much whitespace?


@aleksander351 Run this in terminal:

```bash
meteor update --release 1.3.2
```


Fix for arrays of elements being returned instead of collections. Affected `$.fn.children` and `$.fn.filter` in particular.


No need to move it, it'll be optimised away by the compiler


> The `[\s+]?` should be `\s*`.

That's all it should need. Unless I missed something, the purpose of the `[\s+]?` is to allow for 0 or more spaces around the parenthesis and values. But inside `[...]` the `+` symbol is not a quantifier, but a literal `+`.

`[\s+]?` is interpreted as:

* `[\s+]`: One of `\s` (whitespace) or `+` (the "plus" sign).
* `?`: Makes the previosu pattern "optional".

So basically it means: _nothing or a whitespace character or a plus_

--
The suggsted pattern, `\s*` is interpreted as:

* `\s`: A whitespace character.
* `*`: A sequence of zero or more characters.

So basically it means: _zero or more whitespace characters_


@rlorenzo  Can you please review the code.


Mhm I see.


You may need to use isNull instead of isNIl


why pull the argument parsing out of the main function? it slightly reduces the test coverage


This is outdated. There was a second commit in the PR that fixed the original issue. Are you sure you're using the latest?


Ticketed: #118


tl;dr

Here is what I suggest: `/^rgba?\s*\(\s*(\d+)\s*,\s*(\d+)\s*,\s*(\d+)\s*/i`


Hopefully it works, I tried for hours yesterday with step 17 and 18 and couldn't get them to work. Thank you for your quick reply. I'll be back as soon as it installs.


@tatikamsetti Looks good. Please put onto test for testing. Try to get Caroline and/or Scott to test. They know iclicker the most.


Смотрит всю строку Path_File с подсчетом слешей что были подсчитаны раньше  и таким образом находит: 1)Pre_Name_File - дирректория где лежит файл
2)Post_Name_File - имя файла с расширение


Then test before adding the code to the public.... (Always test your code localy if it works and not generating errors...)


Spooky scary stalker


No problem. You can `@mention` me any time!


thanks, fixed :)


Thanks doll


TOTAL FALSCH HIER ALLES :D


The compile process looks good, but we should exclude the lib/ directory from source control.


@bluca How would an end developer know that this workaround was executed?


Don't need to use isnull, because the variable doesn't exist if don't have entities


@DougieWalker thank for testing.
Doug on which page do you see this problem (as this is the listing module used on multiple pages) ?  All of them?


You will get a `-` anyway, because of `opacity: '-' + (options.opacity || 1)`, aren't you ?


@skleiner thanks for tesing Steve


FixAirCooledAbsorptionChillerCurveCalcs (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1065 of 1065 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Well done ;)


:+1: Much more robust solution!


Why are you disabling retention?


What the ... Hmmmm. ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯

Alright. Thanks for pushing it through. If it's not already reverted I'll
get it reverted shortly

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We aren't binary compatible with Debian?

Does bootstrap work? Or the UI doesn't work for some reason?

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> Also having a real bad time with getting the nvidia binary to work on
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I didn't mean this as a suggestion to actually use it. The browser support is pretty bad (and will remain that way for IEs I suppose).
I was just pointing out that it would be useful here :smiley:


remember to do explicit `encoding = "UTF-8"` within `httr::content()` calls or else it should throw a warning


@vglebov Thanks! I will probably merge it tomorrow into master.


Thanks for the pull request, @solugebefola! I appreciate it 😄


@skleiner

`<meta itemprop="numberOfItems" content="0" />`

is not correct.  that 0 should instead be the number of items in the list.

Could you check to make sure your file has:
https://github.com/gburton/Responsive-osCommerce/blob/MicroData-List/includes/modules/new_products.php#L19-L21


Good point! How about "expected 'self.' before member name to avoid collision with the variable being initialized". It's long, any idea to make it concise?


Left over debug code?


Thanks for the fix, could you try to merge in official repo from cdaguerre ?


By querying ZMQ_LAST_ENDPOINT. But note that this only happens when you enabled IPv6 (in ZMQ), try to bind an IPv4 address and it fails because IPv6 (on the system) is disabled.


sdfsdf


+    const percentDurability = (this.props.value/this.props.max) * 100;
+    const percentDurabilityDisplay: string = Math.round(percentDurability) + '%';


It's my nvidia binary drivers. The opengl string is returning null for some
reason.

They say nouveau is good enough to use now but it doesn't support the 4k
resolution that I want.

Chrome works with hardware acceleration. Bah.

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My download of meteor-tool@1.3.2 takes forever. Any idea? Thank you!


# AWSDailySnapshots
Disclamer: I'm a total rookie, so I just borrowed code and figured out how to slightly enhance it. I have added most of the notes
This code will take a daily snapshot of any EC2 instance with the tag-name BackupFrequency and value 'Daily' this was created borrowing heavily from this post https://serverlesscode.com/post/lambda-schedule-ebs-snapshot-backups-2/


Hvala! Zaenkrat sem popravil v minimaxu, ker je sprememba v Igri potegnila za sabo kup novih bugov, saj so od tega odvisni razredi igralcev in gui.


That... looks like a typo!


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1536sso](https://1536sso-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/sso-organizations](https://1536sso-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/sso-organizations)


![IT Crowd](https://media.giphy.com/media/F7yLXA5fJ5sLC/giphy.gif)

I'm kidding! :smile: It will take a while.

To paraphrase Trump: `It's huuuuuuuuge`


token


Already reverted https://github.com/thredded/thredded/commit/9cf779b2bc1922975ed26c17e69b6db7ad69f868 :+1:


OK :-)


remove


since u copy and pasted a lot of this, lets run through in our call whats all going on so u get it!


space below this line


ty, you would not believe how many times I caught these mistakes


yes :-) to catch the n 'th call of  doLayout()


remove spacce


Yea, make Angular great again :)
Ok, thanks, something is moving...


I think the semantics of the RegExp are fine. (It's ptobably not 100% perfect, but it's more than enough for the specific usecase).

With my suggestions, you would just remove some redundant characters (and unused capturing groups), but the semantics of the RegExp would remain exactly the same, so the case you mention above would still be covered as before.

Here is the modified RegExp: `/^{(?:[\s,]*["'a-zA-Z-]+\s*:\s*['"][a-zA-Z0-9-.]*['"])+\s*}$/`


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 21697](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=215614&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Exit code 1 Build time: 00:11:15


Hi Dirk,

 Why do you remove this feature? I am working on the same for vscode-tslint.


it stays on the bootanimation cycling through rild and gpsd on the dmesg


thanks for fixing OWO


develop (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2375 of 2406 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I just merged these sqlite and you revert them..

any reason?


CBECC-8-5 (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2341 of 2406 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This line has browserify all up in fits. Which, I don't blame it for, really. It looks like it is attempting to set data without a key/value pair.

I'm new to this whole es6 thing, so I don't know if this is valid in some crazy way. As it looks like it was done similarly before.... However it's very unhappy right now.


Good matcracker, raimbow colors are so cool!!


Added test 2


There was more to fix on this issue. See commit 937aa91b4ced79d39f802a4edf8468c871c78b2b.


Commit


> Isn't the cobble drop normal ?

As far as I can tell it's a modification I copied accidentally from MFFGame(Cl), it isn't part of MTGame : https://github.com/minetest/minetest_game/blob/master/mods/default/nodes.lua#L777
https://github.com/MinetestForFun/server-minetestforfun-skyblock/blob/13f0b5b64fe047a673ee170c0c9743a2764ae027/mods/default/nodes.lua#L765


Let me know if I can help with AOSP-CAF. :)


In a commit/branch I'm working with, I've modified this to be
```javascript
return {
        ...state,
        [payload.id]: payload.dist
      }
```

As I'm pretty sure that's what this is meant to be.


Yep, copy/paste error.


Hi @niraj315,
I'm running http://www.dematte.at/tinyColorPicker/ now on http://code.jquery.com/jquery-2.2.3.min.js.
I don't see any problems...
Did you maybe switch the order of your scripts when changing to new version of jQuery? If not, please let me know how your setup looks like. I can't see any problems with the new version of jQuery.


THIS IS TRIGGERING


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Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 0 Build time: 00:18:20
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.BeforeSuite: <no details avaliable>

```


CBECC-8-5 (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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+1 - good catches!


Fixing #3


i can xz the ramdisk dir from my build and upload it tonight. maybe you could diff it or something... is it possible to just modify the init script to remove those services?


Ooh, deprecating is interesting! What do you imagine the deprecation process to look like, from when we decide a component needs to be deprecated, to taking it out of the theme entirely?


Perhaps this flag isn't needed, as the existence of this config indicates deprecation.


For task1 it might be nice to have the name of the missing rank and a value associated with it rather than empty brackets. Something like "Superfamily: NA".


h1 should go on its own line


We should probably adjust them to the current color scheme.


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#78

**预期基础字体搭配:**

```stylus
font-family:  "Lucida Grande", Verdana, "Helvetica Neue", Arial, "Microsoft YaHei",
"Hiragino Sans GB", "WenQuanYi Micro Hei", sans-serif
```

**之前实际有效的样式:**
```stylus
font-family: "Lucida Grande", Verdana, "Helvetica Neue", Arial, sans-serif
```


@rwaldron
Will you also need to include everything in the `lib/services/` directory?
https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-js/blob/master/lib/services.js#L14


Add test file on github


tipper buggen din er her jeg. du får:
```
Cannot set property 'innerHTML' of null
```
Og document.getElementById("display") returnerer `null` fordi du ikke har et element med det iden...


I think we could use `Stopwatch` in `<stout/stopwatch.hpp>` instead of record start time and stop time.

And I think we should not use await here. I think could make the stop watch become a class member. Then use in in `stop.onAny` callback.


Was actually for https://github.com/Esri/solutions-webappbuilder-widgets/issues/533


It's a great mod, I didn't want to leave it  hanging in 1.7.10! I've just finished porting the whole thing to 1.9 now. I'll make a pull request in a little bit to the base repository. Write access would be great to have, I really want to expand the mod further. :+1:


Miksi java on vaihdettu 8 -> 7?


I'm assuming the deprecating logic appears only after we've decided to deprecate a component. Possible to make this into a mixin:
```
@mixin deprecate($config) {
      @if map-get-z($config, deprecate) {
         @warn map-get-z($arg, deprecate, warning);
       }

       @if map-get-z($configs, deprecate, is-deactivated) == false {
           @content
       }
}
```
Then use like so:
```
@mixin widget-foo($configs) {
    @include deprecate($configs) {
        <styles>
    }
}
```


I'll just add `scontent.xx.fbcdn.net` for now, since that doesn't involve any real code changes.


Without warnings? :p

On my n4 kernel have some warnings....

I will compile this night your kernel.

Please, consider adding Zen I / 0. I have also seen improving battery and performance disabling KSM. ;)

Anyway, miles thanks!!


tipper du må laste opp css filen også ;)


Just noticed that you just reset the script again. -_-


you must remove these before doing a pull request or any integration


Code stays simpler and easier to change if the types of your variables are the general interfaces such as `List` rather than the more specific classes such as `ArrayList`. The only place you need to specify a particular class is when you are actually creating an instance with `new ArrayList<>()`.


This line
<CommandClass id="96" mapping="endpoints" />
avoid that the module be detected properly, at least in Domoticz controller.


Yes, because it made it worse. I'll just come up with a solution

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lines 34-36 reference IDs that do not exist in index.html. You did the work, now just need to show them!


UPLOAD YOUR WORK-IN-PROGRESS CODE


The implementation of InferredTypeApplyingVisitor is inconsistent with the comment on AbstractAtmComboVisitor:
>Implement only those methods you expect to be called on your subclass.


Yes, I don't know where I had my head. This code fixes it: https://github.com/P2Pvalue/teem/commit/1f411288088027b8f7d237f00d6eeec0245915ce


You'll find it easier to work with other programmers if you stick to the little conventions associated with each programming language for such details as capitalization. In Java, the convention is that only interface and class names start with upper-case letters. As such, the name `Options` is likely to be something an experienced Java programmer stumbles over. They'll have an easier time understanding what you are doing if you write `options` instead.


Because the `ArrayList` class is generic, you should use `<>` after it when you create an instance.


parameter names should be more descriptive than a, b so that you know what the function does. No problem with using starter code but make sure to customize it if you can so you know what is happening.


it's possible to have one less call to len() by putting this line up top


> Can't open perl script "/curl/lib/lib/checksrc.pl": No such file or directory

But my change here didn't change the path to the perl script so how did I introduce that error?


do we really want to panic?


Hi...Have a nice day
Could you please send me the source files as (stl) for 3D printing. My email ( alabasy2001@yahoo.com).
Thank you
Regards


I guess it should be version 0.4?


All instance variables should be declared as `private`. That way the reader knows they don't need to look outside the class to understand how they are used.


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Summary: Exit code 1 (new) Build time: 00:16:02


Don't initialize a variable in a useless fashion and then later re-initialize it correctly.


I feel excited for maintaining...


> breaks the whitelist

Ah yes, we still need the -D for finding the whitelist... I'll fix.


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Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 276 Build time: 00:17:38


@ljharb This currently breaks during install. Could you do a new npm release, please?


The declaration for `histories` should be a specific instance of the generic type `Map`, namely `Map<String, List<Double>>`. (Notice that this type is incompatible with your useless initializer -- the useless initializer wasn't just useless, it was also type-incompatible with the real initializer and how the `histories` are used.)


what do you mean breaks during install? this commit hasn't been published yet, so it shouldn't be impacting anybody.


It definitely looks like a great start.  I am looking it over now and I am going to test it out.


Here you go: https://github.com/Todd-Davies/ProgressWheel/releases/tag/1.2


I wouldn't have expected the casts to `double` to be necessary -- there is a Java feature called "auto-unboxing" that ought to be able to automatically convert from `Double` to `double`.


`Log.d` might have been more appropriate.


Sous windows, lancer le setup.bat pour la configurer.


@s-urbaniak cool stuff, do you mind opening a pull request (https://github.com/yuvadm/archlinux-packages/) so I can merge this? or should I just pull this patch?


Sorry, was probably unclear. I'm getting the following during install:

```bash
npm ERR! peerinvalid The package eslint-plugin-react@5.0.1 does not satisfy its siblings' peerDependencies requirements!
npm ERR! peerinvalid Peer eslint-config-airbnb@7.0.0 wants eslint-plugin-react@^4.3.0
```

I know, I could probably install `eslint-plugin-react@^4.0.0`, but since that has been released as 5.*, others will run into this as well.


Strange enough it seems your right. I did update earlier today, guess it somehow was perfect timing or something... Anyway, it indeed seems to be stable with current master. Sorry for the noise!


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Summary: Execution timeout (new) Build time: 01:00:18


а) чо ожидается пустой ответ-то?..
б) хорошо бы протестировать, что будет если передать неверное имя алгоритма!


FIXED


As an alternative design, you might consider skipping the `new ScoreCompare()` and eliminating that class. Instead, you would have the class you are calling `ValueComparator` implement the `Comparable` interface with a `compareTo` method. That would keep the comparison method packaged together with the rest of that class, which might be a bit cleaner. Passing in a separate `Comparator` is only relevant if you have more than one way the same data will be compared.


Change the name from legendary-rotary-phone to airresume.


Yes, at the moment, the plugin requires v4.3 of the react plugin. I plan on releasing an update soon, but you'll need to either ignore the warning or stick with v4.3 for now.


Аналогично, хорошо бы фильтры на всякие неверные случаи (незнакомый фильтр, плохое значение для знакомого фильтра)


This function is for your use only -- rename it (according to the convention) and wrap in in a namespace: either anonymous or somethins ending with `_impl` or `_internal`.


Please respect the naming convention so far -- `function_names_are_like_this`


Shouldn't Entity.find_all_entities also accept force as the only search criteria? [LuaSurface.find_entities_filtered](http://lua-api.factorio.com/0.12.30/LuaSurface.html#find_entities_filtered) does.  Also, i'd probably look for that functionality in Surface and not Entity, don't know what makes more sense.


thanks, revisiting after if needed sounds good.


I desire this feature for a long time：let g:indent_guides_tab_guides = 0.

 I have verified, and felt good


Вот кстати эти данные, особенно учитывая их повторение, хорошо бы сложить в какой-нибудь скажем JSON-файлик и читать перед началом теста. Тогда меньше были бы сами спеки раздуты (да и фильмов можно бы штук 10 зафигачить, на всякий случай).


This should usually be done in a separate commit, so that it is easier to revert it.


Хорошо бы тесты, что при разных годах выхода фильма получаются разные классы.
И, кстати `expect(movie).to be ModernMovie`


completely agree!


Your names `start` and `end` are only accurate descriptions of those two parameters if one imagines oneself working backward through time, starting at the most recent date and ending at the one furthest in the past. I suggest coming up with less ambiguous names or, failing that, clarify your meaning with a comment.


CBECC_ConvectionCoeffs (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Tests Failed (659 of 2352 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Note that the main discussion is in https://github.com/gaearon/react-hot-boilerplate/pull/61.
See also [temporary workaround to get this working with React Router](https://github.com/gaearon/react-hot-boilerplate/pull/61#issuecomment-211504531).


Not all of the lists are relevant and indeed some of them are neither filled in nor used.


I don't think the 4x `mandelx1` vs 1x `mandelx4` are equivalent, the scalar version doesn't unroll the innermost hot loop, but only a colder higher level loop. The non-simd case looks like

    for(n) {
        for(max_iterations) {
            iterate 1 pixel;
        }
        for(max_iterations) {
            iterate 1 pixel;
        }
        for(max_iterations) {
            iterate 1 pixel;
        }
        for(max_iterations) {
            iterate 1 pixel;
        }
    }

whereas the simd case looks like

    for(n) {
        for(max_iterations) {
            iterate 4 adjacent pixels;
        }
    }

In the scalar case, there are `n` * `(max_iterations + max_iterations + max_iterations + max_iterations)` comparisons of a for loop condition, whereas the SIMD case only does `n` * `max_iterations` comparisons.

I don't know enough about LLVM optimization passes to say if that kind of optimization is possible to do. CC @sunfishcode. It sounds like it could require data flow analysis to understand when the result of movemask_ps computation leads to a comparison (which might not be the immediately next use of the result). It certainly is not as expressive. Also the compiler failing to recognize such an optimization can silently cause falling off a performance cliff, and it is difficult to signal to user when that occurs (compilers traditionally don't emit these kind of performance warnings). Would be nice to include that instruction in a future version of the spec.

In any case, in the email thread of the meeting notes, it was mentioned that the performance results from this benchmark were as expected - if someone has the data, I'd be curious to see what kind of performance this yielded, and which version of Emscripten and SIMD.js spec implementation was used (did the benchmarked implementation still have signMask by any chance?)


Will check whether it's possible


Don't create an object for no reason. If the goal is just to package a couple functions into a class, then have them be static methods and invoke them without an object.


Чтобы тестировать штуки, которые что-то получают из интернетов, тебе нужен WebMock (и, возможно, VCR) — посмотри на эти гемы!

Суть в том, чтобы построить тест, который бы проходил быстро и воспроизводимо (= не лазил в интернет за реальной страницей каждый раз)


whats that????


@XhmikosR  what exactly is broken?
`git checkout 970f8ce4f48a4e178c34e25d79879a7fbed302eb`
`npm run changelog`
 works for me


I went with installing
```
npm i -S eslint-config-airbnb eslint-plugin-import eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y eslint
```

first, then

```
npm i -S eslint-plugin-react
```

It's a shame npm isn't better at resolving dependencies when installing modules simultaneously :(


be sure to include a requirements.txt file. You can create the requirements listing with the `pip freeze` command from your application environment. Also include a quickstart in your README with basic steps like `pip install -r requirements.txt; python app.py` etc.


You don't seem to have written the code to actually put any `GregorianCalendar` objects into the `dates` list.


Ok, but maybe save `graph.size()` to `int n` in the beginning and use `n` everywhere. Solves an unsigned integer problem and (irrelavantly) speeds up your program.


that's not a good idea. v5 is a breaking change, and will cause unanticipated problems when used with v7 of our config.


EventPriorito should be Low so it won't collide with BitQuest's InventoryInteractEvent


Use 4 spaces, not tabs.


can you just *wait* to use v5 of the react plugin?


@justindujardin we had copied and pasted the private/internal `DomAdapter` stuff from `angular/angular` to serve as a facade to support Dart output, but then we decided to no longer support a Dart output.

So, for now, we're just doing things with DOM directly (where necessary) until https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/7561 is done.


Well, everything is broken here. I have no time to investigate this so I just removed the changelog task.

https://github.com/CSSLint/parser-lib/compare/beta

My main concern is https://github.com/CSSLint/csslint/issues/514#issuecomment-208955752


Don't use a "boxed" type such as `Double` when the corresponding "unboxed" type such as `double` would be appropriate.


Dejame lo pruebo a ver que tal, mira para que sepas. No es necesario pasar por el return todo, o sea puedes si te es necesario crear varibles pero que vayan de 0 a 255. Hazme saber si leiste este comentario


CBECC_ConvectionCoeffs (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Whoops! Fixed in 9ab17fdd1b78348bfe9bf6aaf9a11bcbd49a3eea. Thanks for letting us know!


J'ai besoin de perl pour certains outils de pentest. Je script principalement en python.


There is no reason for this class to implement the `Comparator` interface, and in fact it doesn't get implemented in any working fashion. So drop that. While you are at it, you might give the class a more appropriate name. (As I suggested elsewhere, I also suggest having it implement `Comparable`.)


The issue was that when all installed in one go, npm (2.*) would install the latest stable version of each module without looking up interdependencies and finding the greatest common version.
When I installed `eslint-plugin-react` individually afterwards, it did install version `4.*` correctly.


Oh yeah :) i wish!!


The `map` variable is uninitialized and is serving as part of the bogus attempt to implement `Comparator`. You should eliminate it.


ah ok, so you have another dep that peerDepends on v5, and it didn't figure out there's a conflict. gotcha :-)


This problem is because you have the project referenced and the compiled
JAR.

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Android Console Demo has not been updated to work with the latest OR API
and OR Entities...only the versions in the committed libs folder will work
for now due to breaking changes.

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yey! 🎉


你好


Empty title tags, I would suggest putting your name in here for your portfolio site. I understand this is day 1 assignment so you might have already done this


[:rainbow: :rainbow:](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MX0D4oZwCsA)


You need to fix your build path as described previously

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Hvala za odgovor  samo me zanima kje in kateri cerrifikat potrebujem tam kje pise fursserver.pem


Err mislabled #10


Why this change?
Wicket automatically would use the `min.js` version in DEPLOYMENT mode and the `.js` in DEVELOPMENT.
With this change you make it harder for the developer to debug problems in Kendo.


@sulram acabei fazendo o commit direto no master, só pra avisar :)


Good catch, I'll ponder another approach.


row class was adding
    margin-left: -15px;
    margin-right: -15px;

which introduces the scroll problems of #199.

@atd, @llopv, are you happy with this change or I am missing something important why row class should be where it was?


Try and keep all scripts tabbed the same, noticed the jquery one is not aligned with the rest.


it should be
attrs="{'invisible':[('state','in',('close','open'))]}


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 21703](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=215725&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Exit code 1 (new) Build time: 00:19:04


@yuvadm feel free to pull it. I tested this locally.


I need you to arrange the pop split bug or pop split, whenever having to do wrong please help me out I really want to pack it up.
contacts:
Gmail: ghostshot3@gmail.com
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Why not use '''do_install''' above?


Link for Linkedin has no url for the href. In line 25 href=' ', if you don't have linkedin account I would just comment this out all together.


Ok, I found it. The modular arithmetic is just fine. The problem is that when going from broadcasting to the for loop, the broadcasting is being repeatedly performed on x and y rather than only once per cell. Should be an easy fix.


Funnily enough, no:

```bash
› grep -ir "\"eslint-plugin-react\"" .
./node_modules/eslint-config-airbnb/package.json:    "eslint-plugin-react": "^4.3.0",
./node_modules/eslint-config-airbnb/package.json:    "eslint-plugin-react": "^4.3.0"
./node_modules/react-router/node_modules/history/package.json:    "eslint-plugin-react": "^3.16.1",
./node_modules/react-router/package.json:    "eslint-plugin-react": "^3.16.1",
```

I can only imagine npm doesn't check module interdependencies when installing several modules in one go. Damn you npm!


@yamartino Can you submit a pr to @jondavidjohn


This causes errors because a couple of lines above this I defined the list store. The list store has 3 columns. The first is a string (title), the second is a string (thumbURL), and the third is the show object. You need to change that definition to include the new value you are adding. This is trying to make the show object a pix buf, so it throws errors.
For example
`Gtk.ListStore showListStore = new Gtk.ListStore (typeof (string),  typeof (string), typeof (Gdk.Pixbuf), typeof(Show));`


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We can use the do_install.

I proffered using the append just for organization. It splits what is for soletta and what is for the workaround, since this is temporary.


then here show and show.thumb should be switched
`showListStore.AppendValues (show.title, show.thumbURL, show.thumb, show);`
Note that this will still throw errors because you didn't make thumb a pixbuf, you made it a string.


implement #45


Essa validação de Pessoa adicionada, nao deveria ser em PessoaValidador, nao?


I just had a chance to check this branch out. How do I log-in? It looks like you are using the `Game.unity` scene to log-in. Does this log-in to Running Rhino or the lobby?

I believe we are supposed to leave `Game.unity`'s implementation to the lobby team.


**Cool Prema** :+1:


Can you also add instruction on `README.md` in `dedupe` folder?


Rip


Thank you for the feedback Chris! I completely agree with you. I do not think we will merge this branch `influx-batching` because it is such a naive implementation. Comparing against how ChunkedCollector works, it makes the maximum queue size based on an estimated memory usage (which is much nicer to reason about, and more accurate), and we should also have better flush triggering instead of the naive sleep statement I placed here.

Benchmarks to prove this does/doesn't help would be useful, too, but not strictly needed initially.


Não sei se o Mock ou BD(futuramente) deveria lançar HttpException, poderia ter outro tipo de exception e essa ser tratada nos controllers. HttpException acho que deveria ser na camada de logica de negocio, controller ou validador.


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

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Sorry about this. Removed


Dear Adam,
Thank you for your remarks.
I removed global functions and divided code into seperated clasess.
The code is already on GitHub.

Best regards,
Emilia


As far as I can tell, this should be
```javascript
...state.geojson,
```
While this will compile, it is considerably messed up, as no trails will render.


lol I didn't mean to commit to main branch


DONT PANIC


> Then how are we building the test assets and getting them on to the nano machine?

We are building the tests on Windows_NT boxes, and copying over the artifacts to nano, and running the tests using the runtest.cmd [here](https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/blob/master/netci.groovy#L116)

>  @MattGal is currently working on having the tests actually output a RunTest.cmd which gets generated by msbuild and so it shares the same logic and we should use that instead of duplicating that logic here.

Once this script is ready, will modify the netci.groovy to utilize it.


:zap: :tada:


I thank evey.


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Can someone please help me out... "R.id.container" the container id belongs to where?
@Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
        if(savedInstanceState == null){
            getSupportFragmentManager().beginTransaction()
                    .add(R.id.container, new PlaceholderFragment())
                    .commit();
        }
        /*Toolbar toolbar = (Toolbar) findViewById(R.id.toolbar);
        setSupportActionBar(toolbar);*/
    }


This introduces a server load issue when you are showing a lot of products on the admin backend.  For whatever reason on my sites, post-thumbnail yields the full size image, even though my configuration sets the thumbnail size to smaller.  Maybe there's something new that doesn't render a thumbnail for woocommerce product post type.

I suggest using 'shop_thumbnail' instead of 'post-thumbnail'.


What is the rationale behind excluding the `:initial-value` here?  What if the converted value is the same as the `:initial-value`?


Just had an idea for an additional function.  You could have the user enter their DOB and use the date() method in javascript to automatically load their zodiac sign.


Those bugs can still have internal conversations that we might not necessarily want to be public. We'd have to start being conscious of the fact that every bug comment might eventually be public; sounds like more transparency than is necessary to me.


@arranf Looks like the space between the icon and text got lost when you did this.  @edmistj should we put a   to prevent this from getting formatted out here or just a normal space?


Brauchen wir das auch in r5?


Removed


你这个是要弄一个大新闻啊


Changed the commit text, everything works.


Ohhhhhh! Nice! That would be easier!
On Apr 18, 2016 11:45 AM, "beefbrisket" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Just had an idea for an additional function. You could have the user enter
> their DOB and use the date() method in javascript to automatically load
> their zodiac sign.
>
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Warum brauchen wir mysqli unter php7?


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So this was instructive for me, @ngoldbaum. A copy of the data is not made for a slice of a typed memoryview, unlike for a slice of an ndarray. Thus when we implemented the broadcasting manually in the for loop over l, switching to typed memoryviews modifies the relevant section of the array *in-place*, so it is now necessary to de-broadcast whereas before this was not necessary since the slice was a copy so the full array was left untouched.


Thanks for accepting my application! This challenge has been incredibly fun to do!

Note: Unfortunately, due to the unrelenting college schedule, I was not able to finish the ISO8601 and Card game.
I have added the ISO8601 format converter to the Code-Foo repository anyways. ISO8601 is quite tricky, and I fully intend to finish, regardless.


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.BeforeSuite: <no details avaliable>

```


@mehrat should we also add short documentation of the new tile into `README.md`? I see that this plugin is quite extensively documented, so a screenshot and a description of what tile does would be appropriate.


Why not store the `:convert-return-fn` in memory so that the `previous-converted` does not need to be recalculated when doing a `right-retract`?  It looks to be to nothave any dependency on the matching of tokens at this point, so it is just wasted computation.  In the changes to AccumulateNode here we spend a little bit more memory to hold the converted value to avoid re-computation.  I don't see why we wouldn't do the same here.


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Hmmm ... I will have to look into that specific. I assumed that since it's a nested map, that it had to be this way, but I see your point.


What does webpack do with multiple entry points but a single file destination? Is this right? Usually you have to have `[name]` in the filename and webpack will replace it with the entry point name.


What is the the parameter a in line 33 referring to? In this case it is each portfolio project so maybe call it something that has context so when you come back to this code, you know exactly what you were trying to accomplish.


Done in b7f5d10


I don't understand what the purpose of this `nil?` check is.


Ah, ok. You could probably explicitly make a copy to avoid doing this.


Yeah probably... I just noticed that meson was suddenly installing the icons straight to the share directory so I changed it quickly mainly for the Arch git package.

There's no easy way around this as meson is being developed so quickly. Only solution I guess is to add a if clause to check which version of meson is running.


do you happen to have an estimated release date for 0.6.15? is there a published release schedule?


Thanks! I'll use .session instead of .row from now to avoid these scroll.


@spastorino not able to find `dirty?` any place. Is this a method or just a verb?


Hopefully addressed in https://github.com/concourse/bin/commit/6e685b90ef0ba16709990e64a73376905649245c - pending testing in various envs


nit: double newline.


The problem is something odd with the China version of the full graphics controller. If I use a sketch which supports the full graphic controller the screen does work, but the encoder and buzzer does not. Your rippa sketch however has something done differently than that of the RC versions that does enable the screen and encoder, but the support for dual extruder, or at least the visual signs it has duals is missing (board not mounted to printer at the moment).  I even tried your E3D sketch, and what ever you did differently between the rippa and E3D made the encoder stop working... Just trying to understand what changed so I can add those changed back, or to an RC-5 sketch to make the screen and duals work....


@macjones743 no rush, but FYI I am not moving on this until you give the OK, since you were playing with the idea of switching to digikey.


I addressed this by eliminating separate files for each. Read the Readme.md file and see if you feel what I've written is sufficient. Also, this file is not my work, I believe it is @eethann's or yours.


@Laura-O If you'd like this to be formatted differently, feel free to send a follow-up change.


Why only for nemo and not for harmattan?


Thanks, for the correction. Fixed.


Oh no we are doomed! Haha.

Oh yeah, it would be nice if you all could test around with monsters after this commit and see if everything is working. It's a huge change. Follow-up fixes will have highest priority. :-)


style: To follow the style used elsewhere, this `when` should be transferred to a `:when` in the `doseq` block instead.


That is how it worked before. It was supposed to allow you to read ban status from foreign wiki.


style: To follow the style used elsewhere, this when should be transferred to a :when in the doseq block instead.


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Nice 👍


Given the use we make of it, we could rename "DISTRO_VERSION_LUNEOS" to "RESIZE_ROOT_QML_TO_VIEW"... what do you think?


`Mocha = require('..')` can work on rc2


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:cry:


would recommend using a parameter name that is more descriptive than obj


Hi @abacaphiliac - we don't have a formalized release schedule at the moment, but generally you can ask and we'll tell you what we know! We are shooting to release 0.6.15 sometime this week. 👍


Fixed


@tomaklutfu Sorry for the delay here - the line have now been uncommented in 954a5f0ea29b5f2ad9636c142cd439419074edb0.

I'm not sure why I don't need this locally, perhaps due to some headers being picked up on the build machine.


Commentaire sur le fichier transform_Ratings.R :

- Attention : le nombre de lignes ne dépend pas de ```max(data.Users$userID)```, mais de ```length(unique(data.Ratings$userID))```. De même pour les movies.

- data.Users et data.Movies ne sont pas nécessaires dans le code. Utilise directement data.Ratings.

- je ne pense pas que les colnames et les rownames soient nécessaires,

- simplification possible : userID = data.Ratings$userID[i]; pareil pour movieID et rating


Hi Martin,

Basically, this is because I removed .js files (non minified), that's why changed the resource filename in the RR...

I had the same question, and my own answer was:

1/ With the addition of all .js.map (and .css.map), I should say that is really easy to debug (for having tested it).
2/ I guess the reason why .map files now exists is to not have the need of the real source to debug.... (I think it has been primarily created for cdn usage, where it is simpler to find myjsfileurl.min.js.map). Then I deduce that .js file are now probably reserved for development/enhancement purpose...
3/ .map files are not lightweight, so if we do the sum of all .js + .min.js + .min.js.map + .css + .min.css + .min.css.map, then the artifact becomes heavier. I had the wish to reduce the size a little...

If you don't think that are sufficient reasons, or I missed something, please tell me and I will rollback :)

Thanks & best regards,
Sebastien


parameters should be more descriptive than just a and b so there is some context


@Choumiko it does accept a force, see line 59.

Surface does make more sense for the function to be in though. It's not yet released because I haven't fully tested it and wanted to modularize it a bit more. I created the Surface.lookup as part of that effort.


fixed #12


I'm not sure; presumably it's doable, I've just never gotten around to it. 😉


Anyone can tell me what is major sequence and minor sequence in heat template.

if self.properties[self.SEQUENCE] is None:
+            major = 0
+            minor = 0
what is the reason if we set major value  1 and minor value 2.
Please reply me i am stucked to find out the concept of it.


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gti clone https://github.com/pmduaree/UnitTestWS


I've been looking this up, it happened when I was merging from the gitshell and there was a conflict between the two files and it wasn't sure which one should be saved. So to highlight where the conflict begins/ occurs some extra things are added, I think


I think it would be better to use:
void cMaterialWidget::AssignMaterial(const cParameterContainer &allParameters, int id)

Then will be easier to prepare params and fractal, just by extracting parameters from global parameter container starting e.g. from "mat1_".


> I just found a free TTC file included in a TeX Live package:
> Asana-Math, which gives me the same message.

Thanks, this helps a lot. I could reproduce the problem with
Asana. Your fixes work, I’ve added them to the development repo:

    https://github.com/phi-gamma/luaotfload/commit/8631d1c4944f2cde0ba2dea1e1f0ac92e2538382

Interestingly, there’s a precedent in ``loadfontdata()``:

            if subfont then -- a number of not
                if subfont >= 1 and subfont <= nofsubfonts then
                    fontdata = readdata(f,offsets[subfont],specification)
                else
                    report("no subfont %a in file %a",subfont,filename)
                end
            else

I’ll notify Hans.
Philipp


network_policy_refs_data_sequence:
            {
              network_policy_refs_data_sequence_major: 0,
              network_policy_refs_data_sequence_minor: 0,


develop (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2346 of 2406 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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can i make compare validation between tow fields in the form


The idea really is ... and where I would like to take this POC is to use something like Theo to have a super-global setting that sets this var.

From a framework perspective, as people are using these scaffoldings, as we all know editing them is very dangerous as we can't fully comprehend the cascade of issues that will happen. So a cleaner approach is to depreciate an existing scaffolding in favor of a new one. When the new scaffolding is added to the framework, then the legacy one will get the deprecation status and alert.

The real idea here with Theo is ... we are working on a new version, we can update the JSON file with the deprecation status without having to rely on a team updating to a new version. That way, late adopters are not late to the warning update too.


xD I didnt do dat blame Hash Tag (#) IDK


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rg


I'm hating GUIs >:(


Didn't nemo come after Harmattan? I'm not really at home at Meego tbh ;)


I don't want to mix the `deprecate` and the `deactivate` concept into a single statement like that.

I am not 100% sold on the deactivate idea, but wanted to code it up and see how I felt about it.


Yeah that's true, we could do that


Du coup je dois reprendre les arguments et les passés dans la classe ?
J'ai également un problème avec la vue : il ne trouve pas alors qu'elle est créer physique


What about `/ 1`?


._.
/me feels sorry for the bytes that are wasted on the connection here :/


xD


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New Q:
I tried my idea with comparing servo angle with LPF. No success. Opened the criteria to 30 deg. Still no success.
Then I replaced all three "isRcAxisWithinDeadband" with one "calculateRollPitchCenterStatus(&masterConfig.rxConfig) == CENTERED". Now I hear the ready beep and can see in CLI that the value have changed.
Very boring test because I had to unbrick two times...
Too late to check more today but maybe isRcAxisWithinDeadband is broken due to some other change?
Like . vs ->
?


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Ok


@yuvadm just made a PR https://github.com/yuvadm/archlinux-packages/pull/17/files


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Hey, shouldn't the Jt be 0 in this case? As if it is true, it should just advance to the next instruction which is the comparison?


Custom map #fml


no entiendo


Утенок? Не.


Well, I'd bet that's slower than broadcasting, though I suppose that's worth testing.


Commentaire sur la fonction en entier :

- Si j'ai bien compris, dans chacune des boucles, pour une ligne et une colonne données, tu regardes si la personne a noté le film : si oui, tu affectes la note, si non, tu affectes la moyenne (de l'utilisateur ou du film selon la variable AvrRtg).
Je pense qu'il serait plus simple de remplir d'une traite la matrice avec les moyenne (user ou movie). Puis, en dehors de la boucle, on mettrait les valeurs des notes (boucle sur les 100000 lignes ... à factoriser peut etre). Et puis enfin, on supprimerait les valeurs moyennes.

- la partie ```meanByUser``` ne doit-il pas être dans une boucle ```if{} else{}``` ?

- N'y a-t-il pas moyen de simplifier ```as.numeric(c(stat.Users$mean))``` par ```stat.Users$mean```

- Remarques anodines : prendre d'autres noms de variables pour ```X``` et ```note``` et prendre ```movieIND``` au lieu de ```movieInd``` ... bon là je chipotte un peu ^^