우리가 직접 만들고 사용했던 SimpleConnectionMaker은 알고보니 SimpleDriverDataSource와 중복이 된다.
따라서 ConnectionMaker를 DataSource로 변경하자.

daoFactory.xml bean에서 변경하고 JdbcContext 클래스에서 생성자 주입 받을 준비를 하면 된다.


This seems like a dangerous assumption, what if someone accidentally introduces slashes at the end in the future? Is it not possible to just not call this method instead?


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 22138](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=220133&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
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du solltest eben **kein** baseTempDir angeben, sondern Files.createTempDir() eines auswählen lassen. denn dann könnte man über java.io.tmpDir das temp dir transparent und automatisch anpassen, ohne dass was am code gemacht werden muss


Sorry about this, I missed this issue. I have fixed it.


muss das sein, Vreden?


Yeah that is an issue – what do you think we should do? We should try the opacity thing although I'm worried it'll still be tricky/confusing to distinguish.

How about treating "active at < 0.01%" as indeterminate? (Not sure what the granularity of the bar is)


ja das muss sein


Ship it!


kann man da nicht eine Methode schreiben?


? Ich hatte deinen letzten *check import code!* Kommentar so verstanden, dass ich gucken soll wie es beim Importer gemacht ist und dort habe ich das ImportTempDir als *Vorlage* verwendet.


Ah, thanks.  Certainly more proper to do it this way...I guess I was a bit opportunistic reusing the FlxButton test, which only hits it roundaboutly.


Во! )) Правильно!


Well, based on the dimensions (110px wide for me), that should work.

We could also possibly use the animation for the indeterminate part as the background of the determinate progress bar maybe... I'll look into that.


우리가 이때 까지 만들었던 JdbcContext는 사실 Spring에 JdbcTemplate하고 동일하다.
JdbcTemplate를 이용해보자.

먼저 delete와 update에서 사용했던 jdbccontext.update()는 변경할 필요없이 그대로 사용하면 된다.!(다행)
get은 파라미터로 (String sql, Object[] params, RowMapper<T>)가 필요하다.
add는 id값을 리턴받아야 하므로 GenerateKeyHolder를 넣어 update를 해준다.

JdbcTemplate을 사용하니 daoFactory.xml에서도 변경을 물론 해줘야한다.


this is the part which I can not agree with,
you are changing the channel only when you received a package (besides the SKIPCHANNELTIME part)
In my opinion this contradicts the idea of channel hopping,
If one channel is always noisy you will stuck on it.


The code looks reasonable.

Could you give examples of code before and after the transformation?


Ideally both are tested, so it doesn't really hurt. :)

Btw, did you check if some of the other `overlaps`-functions in `FlxObject` (or elsewhere) have the same issue?


ich bin absolut einverstanden! besonders den Teil "reply+006de" halte ich für gelungen.
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Das kamm als erstes hinzu


ah, sorry. das war nicht do gemeint. wenn/sobald eine API da ist, dann sollte der import code überprüft werden (weil eben genau solcher unsinn noch drin ist). bis dahin benutzen wir Files.createTempDir() und lassen diese funktion und das OS dafür sorgen, dass eindeutige namen an der richtigen stelle erzeugt werden. Wenn die API da ist, dann ersetzen wir den code.


What do you mean by "notice" ?


da steht nix


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thanks!


Este construtor, nesta forma, é inútil.


Can confirm that it now works successfully on windows 10, gtx 970m msi laptop, just need to set java to use nvidia graphics preprocessor as @andreas-eberle noted!


Código comentado pode ✂


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@fb71 jetzt besser? Das war meine ursprüngliche Idee, bevor ich in ImportTempDir nachgesehen habe. :wink:


IMHO, the example line is not ok, as em4_dmips has most of the flags you pass there. Probably the best is to keep the --cpu arcem rather than em4_dmips. The same observation for all other mods.


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Now let's have a look at a type that would trigger this error.

ArrayList<ArrayList<ArrayList<ArrayList<ArrayList<ArrayList<String>>>>>> arrayList = new ArrayList<>;

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`HashMap` é inseguro, não podemos garantir os tipos que estão lá dentro.


@sayonara-sama \o/


now for the 2nd time


yes, I can do that but there are three conditions: full match (because **/foo also matches on foo), windows path and unix path match. pushed https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/commit/d8368f1e09383abe5fbd07c976912fe9674c6291


Comentariu din partea Echipei OC


Great – for now I pushed an Atom.jl patch implementing the check.


Stare


Я очень удивился @karaichev )


added stats menu to check if health was restoring after a fight


`doc` não é o prefixo mais correto para este tipo de alteração (de legibilidade). Fica melhor usar "refactor" ou, caso quiser ir além, `style`.


ID ist die plugin ID? dann ist es gut. das temp dir müsste weder angelegt (mkdir()) noch gelöscht werden.


good


Este é um método que está marcado com `@Test`, dentro de uma classe com sufixo `Test`. Logo, não precisa colocar `teste` no prefixo do método. Falamos disto em aula.


sorry to say but the latest RCBugFix does not compile.
You need #define X_PROBE_OFFSET_FROM_EXTRUDER, #define Y_PROBE_OFFSET_FROM_EXTRUDER, #define Z_PROBE_OFFSET_FROM_EXTRUDER and #define XY_TRAVEL_SPEED for Z_SAFE_HOMING to work...


Examples has been properly updated in the later commit: https://github.com/foss-for-synopsys-dwc-arc-processors/toolchain/commit/39c8e50cb64126f1279342bccf11442184ac76c2

Let me know if there are still issues with new examples.


no


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Cuidado com a inconsistência. Java utiliza `camelCase` para nomes de métodos, não `PascalCase`. Falamos disto em aula.


fix bug


Cliente também pediu `getOrdemUltimoAtaque`.


that's a nice .gitconfig, me


Correct me if I'm wrong, but on the server we still only work with last synchronized (by `DidChangeTextDocument`) document anyway, and if these notification are in order, e.g. `open` -> `change` -> `save`, we can assume that the document is synchronized with the on-disk version until we got another `change`.

My concern is that I have to always send the synchronized in-memory document content to the actual compiler even if it hasn't changed after the save, which can hurt performance if we just open the document and then do some hover/goto def queries (so no changes at all).


cc @xavijam


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Não precisa ser tão dramático:

```Java
int maxAtaqueNoturno = (int)(exercito.size() * osAnoes.size() * 0.3),
```


desc


Right, 10x


> I've just noticed the timeout is actually occuring in `npm postinstall` here anyway

`npm postinstall` doesn't seem slow. https://travis-ci.org/purescript-contrib/node-purescript-bin/builds/124729031#L234


I think there's a problem with the snow_side texture. It's showing green at the bottom.


Hi mkorpela,
I have a question regarding how you are getting the stdout and returning it to Robot. I am assuming that here it creates a file buffer for both stdout and stderr and then reads from it while flushing. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Actually, I am seeing an issue where the output of a command is being truncated for no reason and I am unable to get the prompt in the output in Robot. Can this be because the `makefile` call here takes the default file buffer size? Or is it because of some other reason?
I desperately need this solution, at least a workaround if possible.


thanks man!


Test was updated and not added.


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Novamente uso indevido de `PascalCase`. Prestar mais atenção!


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backported to 2.14 in e6bb6234e65927e56dc918d0cb1a70b11539d269


Buraya degistirdim


Thanks. Solved unicode error on import names with spanish accent marks.


Hi. Did you ever get this working on a Python app? I keep getting errors when trying to do `from geos import gdal`


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Onde estão os testes desta estratégia? Não esqueça dos testes!!!


@ThomasKisner this does not look like `==`; they look like 2 hyphens


One might now even use a `npm install node-uuid` or similar (not sure what the right package is) and just require `uuid`, vs vendoring in something. Allows for easier upgrading later on and such


I think a class-level counter on `Msg` (or perhaps a uuid4) would make sense if we keep encountering this issue in new places. But as a first pass I'd rather contain this complexity to `plan_mutator`.


No, I'd thought they all pointed to the same one...


Can you try to rewrite this as:

`.keydown(function (e) { `

Please take note of the extra parenthesis you added: `)` just after the keyword `function`


I guess we would need a wrapper around that to replace the dashes tho


@pmanrubia: Sorry for the (very) slow response.

Here are a couple examples of the preparatory commit(s) approach to updating the regression test artefacts:

* #2035 e.g. 5725e068a7a4e655a167f7f8eae0078f573557b8
* #2051 e.g. 3374db3cb20644a0b9ee4542d9b0964760922711

The general idea here is to make preparatory commits which add/remove/rename regression test artefacts in anticipation of what you expect to happen to them.

We've also used some semi-automated approaches to checking large diffs of regression test artefacts:

* #2161 e.g. f92e4e0033bbb1915f57e33cf749834c0d843987
* #2181 e.g. 023a64c4c288194d4a5f94a68e824cea8b272816

The general idea here is to get more confidence that the changes are all what you expect. By explaining how you did the checks in the commit note, you make the life of a reviewer much easier.

/cc @chrisroos @ikennaokpala @leenagupte


Please revert the licensing information, "general open-source" is nonsense.


Can you try to rewrite this as:

`.keydown(function (e) {`


Love how simple this is! 👏


They might actually: https://github.com/IBwWG/flixel/blob/5bfea4406e9868dc99c6bedfc6065b89a27cb3eb/flixel/FlxObject.hx#L122 could probably use a "or equal to" for example.


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Remover variável `x`.


I've got this after switching to this commit
Error: Unsupported operand types
File vendor/cakephp/cakephp/src/Routing/RouteBuilder.php
Line: 442


Indent please.


README.md will be updating in a long future


End this line with a `);`

Generally you might want to rewrite this like

```javascript
    .keyup(function (e) {
    	if (e.keyup == 88){
          console.log('keyup');
      }
    });
```

`if` statements in Javascript don't end with a semicolon `;`


Man that looks great! you're going to have to show me how to commit these to the original. Later.

One issue - What happens when power is cut? wouldn't the code revert back to the original hard-coded one? Do we need a way of storing the code on a separate piece of flash memory? I wonder if any of the miniature sticks have any flash memory onboard...

your other questions:

Wire.h... I thought this was only for communicating with the computer but according to https://www.arduino.cc/en/reference/wire it specifically points out pins 2 and 3 which are connected to the RTC. Maybe wire.h is needed for the Serial communication (to the console) AND to the RTC? We'll fiddle with commenting out that line later, to make sure.

PS one thing that might trip you up later your 10-digit code will be 11 digits long - the array is zero-indexed so the first one is in position 0, not 1...


test


Really ?


yes, that's definitely better than my approach.


There is no need to call `&&` here. The bash script is in `set -e` mode so if anything fails the script will abort there.


Awesome! :smiley:
How about adding
```
  ## Window frame color to match window decoration
  sed -i "s/e8e8e7/ededed/g" gtk-2.0/gtkrc
  sed -i "s/e8e8e7/ededed/g" gtk-3.0/gtk.css
```
instead of:
![before](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11800714/14708462/688a24d8-07cb-11e6-8abb-207014ab035f.png)

will look like this:
![new](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11800714/14708465/722a4e78-07cb-11e6-971c-37e856ea8f30.png)


I'm at work at the moment where I only have access to email. I will make
the changes as soon as I get home. Thank you for the help!

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Cuidado para não inverter as convenções. Nomes de classes são `PascalCase` e não `camelCase`.


Added an upper bound for the glob caches (https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/commit/3e7712b114234c5d4b02740fad1600680d477e8f).


Legal,

Mas os dois `for` que percorrem `keySet` são praticamente idênticos, note a grande duplicação de código que temos. É preciso melhorar isto, mas como?

#keepDry


@AlwinEsch @AchimTuran
since ADSP is not directly connected to a driver this comment does not make much sense.
I am wondering how an ADSP addon can be flushed by the engine.


I think you need to set the inputs as well, from:
```
Inputs="$(MSBuildAllProjects);@(Compile);@(ManifestResourceWithNoCulture);@(ManifestNonResxWithNoCultureOnDisk);@(CompiledLicenseFile);
 			$(KeyOriginatorFile);@(ReferencePath);$(Win32Icon);$(Win32Resource)"
```
to:
```
Inputs="$(MSBuildAllProjects);@(Compile);@(ManifestResourceWithNoCulture);@(ManifestNonResxWithNoCultureOnDisk);@(CompiledLicenseFile);
 			$(KeyOriginatorFile);@(ReferencePath);$(ApplicationIcon);$(Win32Resource)"
```
In line 56 (for the 14.0 version).


Bons testes, mas faltam uns mais extremos: arraylist vazio, apenas um elfo, apenas elfos verdes, apenas noturnos, com elfos noturnos que morrem.


Auto programs


К сожалению, неудачная =(


搜索按钮


Mmm I dont like to create directory if not exist, in an incorrect entry or incorrect path also, folder will be created too.
I prefer the user explicit define this directory (make sense.. you cannot use this in production without checking which path will be used for that)


some sync errors are coming


FAN välkommen till github dit rövhöl!


Unfortunately, it is called from a gazillion of different places when opening the grid window.


Are we sure that we want this log.info? Remember, that when a HP plot fails, it outputs the complete command (which can be really long) in this form. This results in very much output in case you want to debug a single plot.


This looks good to me.  (Planned objecter changes I think remove the copy here.)


fixes https://github.com/codecov/browser-extension/issues/27


Generally you might want to rewrite this like

```javascript
    .keyup(function (e) {
    	if (e.keyup == 88){
          console.log('keyup');
      }
    });
```

`if` statements in Javascript don't end with a semicolon `;`

Also, the keyup or keydown functions generally work outside the `$(document).ready()` code block, try removing the keydown/up stuff and putting it at the end of your file like this:

```javascript
$(document).keydown(function (e){
        if (e.which == 88){
            console.log("Key down");
        }
    }).keyup(function (e){
        if (e.which == 88){
            console.log("Key up")
        }
    });
```

Also, take particular note of how keycode are actually accessed. We use either

`e.keyCode`

or

`e.which`

For your reference: https://api.jquery.com/event.which/


Is there a pull request for this?  I would like to ack it there.


Issue us in line `325`. It is because `restaurant.user_id` return `None` as there is no `User` is associated with this particular restaurant. I have looked into the issue and found that `user_id` which foreign key for restaurant table has not been populated.

For Example:
A sample restaurant data you are populating, looks like this

```python
restaurant1 = Restaurant(name="Urban Burger")
```

instead, you should have provided `user` data while creating restaurant object.

```python
user1 = User(name="Matthew")
restaurant1 = Restaurant(name="Urban Burger", user=user1)
```


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Este método não pode ser público. Apenas é público aquilo que está implementado da interface `EstrategiaDeAtaque`. Se você quer testar a intercalação deve fazê-lo através do método `atacarHorda`.


Just synced no single errors


I am using only two images in the app, the background image was taken from an image hosting site.  The only image left in the app is the logo which is just about 2kb. All other images were removed in the next commit.


I don't like the setting gcode flavor at all; it doesn't make sense. It means that you cannot introduce a new machine which is kind of like an UMO, but also kind of like a UM2...

Note that I didn't introduce this setting here..


There are a lot of developers that uses 1 instead of true.. So think if is passed by a minificator... I saw some kinds of minificators that all true values are converted to 1 in order to reduce bytes (sounds crazy but yes) ...
I will revert this change to keep yours... but think on it :smile_cat:


I am mainly talking about path and not directory creation. I think previous code should be back but directory creation should be done only if no path is supplied for default path.

No configuration should be needed for basic use.


Exactly. At that point I don't care that it fails, clearly they had it coming!


@PaoloPia Since INT isn't nullable, and STRING is, this change makes Rights required. The Schema should reflect this.


This is intended. T0 should already be the starting extruder, but this code is just to make sure it is.


ah oui merde désolé je sais pas ce que ça fout la


А вот это была хорошая идея! =)


But in that case all "true" booleans will be 1, so they will be exactly the same :)


There is a valid token here.


Finally you copied it.


Thanks Eric... I will review it.  I'm sure it works great.  I think the whole naming thing just feels out of place to the flow of the app at the moment.


Thinking deep on it, why you are using this... is not the best approach..
Maybe you need to consider an error/exception handler to return json output with the error details


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enjoy work!!


It's on npm - you should clear cache or maybe you aren't using the public npm.

```
npm view babel-code-frame dist-tags
{ latest: '6.7.7', stable: '6.7.2' }
```


Thanks! I have tested it a reasonable amount including using relatively large heaps and 8 GC threads to significantly reduce pause times.

@smarr on the main [SOM](http://som-st.github.io/) page there is a graph showing performance results of the different implementations of SOM.  Do you know who gathered these results or what command lines were used?  I would like to measure my changes relatively to some of the other implementations as I keep testing Eclipse OMR features out in SOM++


Seems you missed my last comment on this, because I squashed the code to fast. CGUIEPGGridContainer is heavily based on int. If these methods return size_t, tons of compiler warnings will pop up; the code does not even compile any longer. The old code contained lots of int casts all over the place. I decided to do the cast per vector at one central place (here).

I will put changing CGUIEPGGridContainer not to rely (that heavy) on int on my todo list for later. For now, I consider it good as it is (because much better than before ;-)


Yes you are right.

What do you think about:
```cpp
      /*!>
       * Is the used time as a seconds that are required by the add-ons to processing the data.
       * @return seconds
       */
```


Ee ne samo na stranici profil kursa (admin) nego na svim sam cackao ovima i dugmice i poziciju i mouseover...nego sam krenuo da pisem ovo kad sam samo to uradio pa eto ostalo :D


Did you mean the path? If was manually defined and does not exists then absolutely some error should be returned. But if nothing is defined - ie. default path, in that case new default directory should be created and used.

That way the developer can use bridge without any configuration if he does not want to use some specific path.


fatal: bad object 162077fe89aed155499d7d56383a04d40c92d483
error: https://android.googlesource.com/platform/prebuilts/qemu-kernel did not send all necessary objects


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Este método não pode ser público. Apenas é público aquilo que está implementado da interface `EstrategiaDeAtaque`. Se você quer testar a intercalação deve fazê-lo através do método `atacarHorda`.

Lembre do encapsulamento e proteja o comportamento da sua classe!


letter b was miss in rmiRemoteOjectPort


that is your isp issue @aditheking  wait for sometime


@DavidKarlas would be great if the explanation can go in the commit message next time :P :) (`git revert` just provides the what, not they why ;) )


i removed it frm manifest.xml then getting other errors


it synced fine here too... Unfortunate on your end


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Estas duas linhas podem deixar o objeto em estado inconsistente. A variável `elfosQueAtacam` é calculada mesmo que `meioAMeio` seja false. Na minha visão `elfosQueAtacam` depende do valor de `meioAMeio` para ser atribuída.


@thebigsmileXD so you think all cores that supported 0.14.0and0.14.1 were copied？


Great, but there are 12 strings remaining that need a Portuguese localisation.


- https://github.com/purescript/purescript-integers/pull/20
- https://github.com/purescript/purescript-random/pull/17
- https://github.com/purescript/purescript-generics/pull/32


Lol, this commit's hash almost spells "decaf". Funny.


Well, with qstr extraction having been optimized, those switches can be just removed.


Two times m_item?


更新winlang/toupiao更新winlang/toupiao


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Ao longo da implementação da classe, você filtra 2 vezes pelos elfos vivos. O correto seria filtrar uma vez no início do algoritmo principal, aí tudo que você fizer na estratégia (validar 50-50, intercalar, atacar) será feito com a garantia do filtro de elfos vivos. Cuidado com a duplicação de código!

#keepDry


Which will scream loudly for most hosters where an `open_basedir` restriction has been configured which disallows access to ANY of the above checked pathes.


プルリクエストは reject にしました。


@anderser This turned out to not be the problem but we did manage to get it working on Heroku. The pull request with the changes are here if you're interested - https://github.com/mysociety/pombola/pull/2126


> These changes specifically, are so that users aren't left hanging without any guidance on what to do next.
>
> For example, it might not occur to them that just because they can't get a passport in one country, they can apply in another one.

This would be useful info to include in the commit note.


Can you make plugin for vungle too ? This network pays on 60 days when vungle pays 10. I'm 3d modeler and animator and want work with you please connect with me mertakman2012@gmail.com


@dannyparsons  and @stevekogo  So if the RSetup is updated, we other team members can't be updated so that we bring our R packages update, instead of seeing source error and trying to figure out where the error is coming from??


Are you sure this shouldn't use std::move() instead of reset?


Above debugging code has been removed in a separate commit..


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Okay, thanks. The reply did indeed get lost.


Can you change to "connection_request.form.**save**.button"


Okay


Move the pointer from the original to the copy? Nope. The original must ofc keep the data, too.


Eeek!


hey, I've noticed this fix is not really acceptable. You've just hide an error. I guess the correct way to do that is to fix filenames in usabilitydynamics/lib-ui repository then make a release of this lib and update using composer in wp-invoice plugin. If you not sure how to do that just skip for now or ask for help.


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good catch ;)


You're right


Just a simple PDO connection. Nothing really special to see here.


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Can you hard code "Save user profile" instead of "user.form.button" ?


Why should a string be assigned an int? See line 28


Funny on the screen on my manjaro system it looked more like to gradiented to the lighter colour, but now on another system the hard line is clearer.

Will do tomorrow, or Bernhard feel free.


Comm comp files moved into their directory


A weird thing is going on in Cinnamon (metacity):
![metacity](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11800714/14709126/46fa5212-07cf-11e6-88de-cb757539c233.png)

The inactive window's border gets dark and the decorations of the active window invisible...


Acho que ficaria mais legível e mais otimizado (não muito) se tu extraísse `this.intercalados.get(cont-1)` para uma variável:

```Java
Elfo anterior = this.intercalados.get(cont-1);
boolean intercalados = oElfo instanceof ElfoNoturno &&
                        anterior instanceof ElfoVerde ||
                        anterior instanceof ElfoNoturno &&
                        oElfo instanceof ElfoVerde;
```


My update


ffmpeg swresample swr_get_delay:

```
Gets the delay the next input sample will experience relative to the next output sample
```

What about flush?


That also works.


hi @benny-gold ! what are you doing here? this is a fork from a public project. it cannot be private.


Undefined macros decay to `0`, but see also `-Wundef`.

Overhauling our endianness stuff (all this `is_be` at runtime rubbish) and removing any need for anything in _cram/os.h_ are things that I would like to have happen at some point.  I think what we want is endianness stuff in _hts_internal.h_ or thereabouts that is controlled one or both of AC_C_BIGENDIAN and something simple like

```c
#if defined __i386__ || defined __x86_64__ || defined __ia64__ || …
#define WORDS_LITTLEENDIAN
#elif defined __m68k__ || defined __sparc__ || …
#define WORDS_BIGENDIAN
#else
#error Please teach hts_internal.h about your weirdo architecture
#endif
```


@thebigsmileXD  So, what are you doing now? Find another commit in Genisysy then commond "You copy everyting?". Do not do thing meanless. If you want to blame something, Plz show your evidence.


Eww.


I like the idea of giving them bad DNA 1. It's a fairly significant nerf, but also quite unique.


@reverendhomer thanks for pointing that out!


I'm still involved in RQ, but most of the actual work is done by @selwin these days. This project however has not received any attention lately. I'll add you as a collaborator on it, then transfer ownership of the repo to you. Can you let me know your PyPI username too, so I can give you push access to roll releases?


Ok i'm about to change it. It works on my mariadb though.


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Acabei esquecendo de comentar nas outras classes de teste, mas estes métodos "auxiliares" podem ser privados, eles não serão utilizados diretamente pelo JUnit. Lembre-se que a classe de testes ainda é uma classe.


I removed the offending line and attempted to test on SBCL via quicklisp.

(ql:update-dist X) failed for :cells and "cells" as X.

(ql:update-all-dists) did not address my existing QL cells installation.

But it occurs to me that your version in the cloud might be the pre-safeseq version.

I will test without using QL and get back to you.

-kt


auto could be the problem, lol


Actually, jquery datepicker is not available in `en` language, because it is the default language. for those who are not in `en`, will be loaded via l10n


Unfortunately, this button group is a right-aligned module, but needs to be aligned left in the sidebar.
I will take the alignment style out of the module and and add it individually in the sidebar and on the e-book page.


Hmm, would have be nice to reference my fork here. Your val.go is remarkably similar to mine at https://github.com/msackman/gomdb/commit/afb0a34fbddb139a157c7009b67c9e0dc7116668


Closes #46
for now.

Ugly workaround, but it works.


Hey sure, my username is ducu

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Thanks for stepping in!


ΓΙα να κάνω ένα clone 🎯


I think most folks won't see it.  If they do it means we set a default wrong and we can change that easily.

This is what we should watch - are the default names useable for 90+% of the folks.   I do have concerns on this given that names are not uniquely distinguishable with our default given the way the mobile app truncates.


code-depot branch


not only settings part need to change fw base part as well


很好。


好的。


ok


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Sure, thank you for this project, it's been very useful for me. Cheers

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这样可以？


Whoops, typo in the commit message. This actually fixed #3043. The CHANGELOG has the correct entry. @bbatsov, I think that #3034 needs to be reopened.


Web browsers don't like you to switch between https and http on the same port.
The only reason that the redirection has been implemented, is that you cannot publish an HTTPS address on Bonjour/ZeroConfig. So SABnzbd publishes the HTTP and expects the redirection to do its work,
It's not for people too lazy to type https :)


@Nefari0uss I feel the Microsoft slide is a good opportunity to hand things off to Brian, thus making it more logical to have the cup ceremony near the beginning. Although I'm open to outside input.


You may need to remove ducu/rq-dashboard from GitHub ;) I cannot transfer it to you:

<img width="263" alt="screen shot 2016-04-21 at 14 52 56" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/83844/14709424/dc394eb8-07d0-11e6-8377-ba7445ddae96.png">


but why


I've added you on PyPI as a maintainer.


To roll a release, I use `make release`. You need to tag the release in Git beforehand for that command to work, it'll fail otherwise.


because https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K/pull/1009


@heljoy 这两个用法确实很牛逼，领略了高手风范！相比较来说我还是更喜欢你的blog风格，关键是内容翔实，多向你学习...~~


Ok I renamed my fork, you can try the transfer again


Would that change have to be made in the lotsmenus.py script?

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> Issue us in line 325. It is because restaurant.user_id return None as there is no User is associated with this particular restaurant. I have looked into the issue and found that user_id which foreign key for restaurant table has not been populated.
>
> For Example:
> A sample restaurant data you are populating, looks like this
>
> restaurant1 = Restaurant(name="Urban Burger")
> instead, you should have provided user data while creating restaurant object.
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> "ducu already has a repository in the nvie/rq-dashboard network"


Progress! 😛


[R/iri.R:23:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L23) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  K <- max(2, as.integer(.5 + .25 / DX) + 1)  # number of profile points used to compute mvg avg slope input (window)
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:24:3:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L24) *warning:* **local variable ‘BL’ assigned but may not be used**
```r
  BL <- (K - 1) * DX  # baselength
  ^~
```
[R/iri.R:26:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L26) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  # split profile into segments by defining starting and ending indices (e.g. per 100m segment)
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:29:19:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L29) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
  starts <- seq(1,length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead,by=num_samples_per_segment)
                  ^
```
[R/iri.R:29:34:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L29) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  starts <- seq(1,length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead,by=num_samples_per_segment)
                                ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:29:53:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L29) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
  starts <- seq(1,length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead,by=num_samples_per_segment)
                                                    ^
```
[R/iri.R:29:55:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L29) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  starts <- seq(1,length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead,by=num_samples_per_segment)
                                                     ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:30:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L30) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  # if there is exactly one sample missing for calculating initial IRI for next segment, delete last segment
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:31:7:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L31) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
  if ((length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead-1) %% num_samples_per_segment == 0) {
      ^
```
[R/iri.R:31:23:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L31) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  if ((length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead-1) %% num_samples_per_segment == 0) {
                     ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:31:41:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L31) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  if ((length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead-1) %% num_samples_per_segment == 0) {
                                       ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:34:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L34) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  ends <- sapply(starts, function(x){ min(length(profile), x+num_samples_per_segment-1+buffer_look_ahead) })
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:34:37:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L34) *style:* **Opening curly braces should never go on their own line and should always be followed by a new line.**
```r
  ends <- sapply(starts, function(x){ min(length(profile), x+num_samples_per_segment-1+buffer_look_ahead) })
                                    ^
```
[R/iri.R:34:61:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L34) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  ends <- sapply(starts, function(x){ min(length(profile), x+num_samples_per_segment-1+buffer_look_ahead) })
                                                           ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:34:85:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L34) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  ends <- sapply(starts, function(x){ min(length(profile), x+num_samples_per_segment-1+buffer_look_ahead) })
                                                                                ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:34:87:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L34) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  ends <- sapply(starts, function(x){ min(length(profile), x+num_samples_per_segment-1+buffer_look_ahead) })
                                                                                ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:34:107:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L34) *style:* **Closing curly-braces should always be on their own line, unless it's followed by an else.**
```r
  ends <- sapply(starts, function(x){ min(length(profile), x+num_samples_per_segment-1+buffer_look_ahead) })
                                                                                ^
```
[R/iri.R:79:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L79) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  K <- max(2, as.integer(.5 + .25 / DX) + 1)  # number of profile points used to compute mvg avg slope input (window)
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:87:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L87) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  # sliding window of profil elevations for calculating mvg avg slope (buffer of length K)
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:100:3:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L100) *warning:* **local variable ‘iri_df’ assigned but may not be used**
```r
  iri_df <- data.frame()  # df for colleteing return values
  ^~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:123:10:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L123) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
      y[j-1] <- y[j]
        ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:131:29:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L131) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
        z[j] <- z[j] + ST[j,jj] * z_last[jj]
                            ^
```
[R/iri.R:134:24:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L134) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
    rs <- rs + abs(z[1]- z[3])
                      ~^
```
[R/iri.R:139:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/iri.R#L139) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
    # determine avg rs by dividing by number of considered samples and attach to result vector
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/rroad-package.R:30:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/f7d9a599a71900ad2c616dd70344bfb8cce74746/R/rroad-package.R#L30) *style:* **Trailing blank lines are superfluous.**
```r

^
```


Fun idea: One could use BrowserSync with proxy, to open the crm in a browser that has reloads the moment you change code in `lib` 😄

You can take this straight from the content repo if you're interested


https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K/blob/0050be423429519a117eedbf3cce379cc80df699/LuaUI/Widgets/snd_text_to_speech.lua#L44

https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K/blob/0050be423429519a117eedbf3cce379cc80df699/LuaUI/Widgets/snd_text_to_speech.lua#L32

its on?


I am just wondering what this fix is about. Wouln't it be better to use Math.round? Note, toFixed() returns a string. In most cases this does not matter, but if you add another number you may get unexpected results, e.g. "12.1" + 1 will result in "12.11"


Forget what I said about metacity. It was some kind of an oddity in Cinnamon, apparently. In a new session the problem is gone now!
window colors are [done](https://github.com/manjaro/packages-community/commit/9719b80e8585db3f5021214b05e03dc3bf993963) :)


its already off there...hence did this


oh


Yikes, I missed this one. @ronkorving are you interested in submitting a PR? 😉


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Gif snapshot:
![reactmaillistanimation](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1240178/14709577/9c887f74-078e-11e6-8609-2081ac7635fe.gif)


yes


but why


"SKOKOV" is landing page for studing


You might need to delete it completely, then let me transfer it, after which you can likely just run a git push from your local machine to push any new objects.


今日考试，不宜开发。 ——宁萌萌


Valor **default** de `int` em Java é 0. Não precisa desta atribuição.


Ok done


but there are files like -en-GB, -en-US or something like that. We need to be sure there are no issues with other languages files that may have double lang identificators like -en-GB and so on.


I have a load of indenting fixes for here ready to go soon as appveyor queues are unfucked


@plutonik-a Great, thanks!


this part should be 21/4/2016 , because my computer system date problem and cause it become 22/4/2016


@barbour-em This looks like there is only one file, instead of 2. Can you do more to differentiate the files, maybe put each on a new line?


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Cliente não pediu isto.

Outra coisa, falamos em aula sobre funções (métodos) que devem fazer UM dos dois: alterar o estado do objeto OU retornar informações.


Opps. I don't think you meant to delete this library @DevinCarlson


because i cannot make it default off, see #1009

-> there is no data on how many people hate it. There's a poll going on http://zero-k.info/Poll/UserVotes/0
-> player poll is only secondary. core devs have the final say and most of them like tts (licho, saktoth, quantum).


this part should be 20/4/2016 , because my computer system date problem and cause it become 21/4/2016


I know , thats why im telling you this, once you flash your kernel look if the fstab.qcom is edited with your zramstreams values


Idem acima.


It worked, thanks!

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Composer or Producer first? ;)


[R/iri.R:23:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L23) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  K <- max(2, as.integer(.5 + .25 / DX) + 1)  # number of profile points used to compute mvg avg slope input (window)
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:24:3:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L24) *warning:* **local variable ‘BL’ assigned but may not be used**
```r
  BL <- (K - 1) * DX  # baselength
  ^~
```
[R/iri.R:26:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L26) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  # split profile into segments by defining starting and ending indices (e.g. per 100m segment)
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:29:19:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L29) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
  starts <- seq(1,length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead,by=num_samples_per_segment)
                  ^
```
[R/iri.R:29:34:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L29) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  starts <- seq(1,length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead,by=num_samples_per_segment)
                                ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:29:53:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L29) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
  starts <- seq(1,length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead,by=num_samples_per_segment)
                                                    ^
```
[R/iri.R:29:55:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L29) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  starts <- seq(1,length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead,by=num_samples_per_segment)
                                                     ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:30:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L30) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  # if there is exactly one sample missing for calculating initial IRI for next segment, delete last segment
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:31:7:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L31) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
  if ((length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead-1) %% num_samples_per_segment == 0) {
      ^
```
[R/iri.R:31:23:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L31) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  if ((length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead-1) %% num_samples_per_segment == 0) {
                     ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:31:41:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L31) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  if ((length(profile)-buffer_look_ahead-1) %% num_samples_per_segment == 0) {
                                       ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:34:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L34) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  ends <- sapply(starts, function(x){ min(length(profile), x+num_samples_per_segment-1+buffer_look_ahead) })
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:34:37:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L34) *style:* **Opening curly braces should never go on their own line and should always be followed by a new line.**
```r
  ends <- sapply(starts, function(x){ min(length(profile), x+num_samples_per_segment-1+buffer_look_ahead) })
                                    ^
```
[R/iri.R:34:61:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L34) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  ends <- sapply(starts, function(x){ min(length(profile), x+num_samples_per_segment-1+buffer_look_ahead) })
                                                           ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:34:85:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L34) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  ends <- sapply(starts, function(x){ min(length(profile), x+num_samples_per_segment-1+buffer_look_ahead) })
                                                                                ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:34:87:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L34) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  ends <- sapply(starts, function(x){ min(length(profile), x+num_samples_per_segment-1+buffer_look_ahead) })
                                                                                ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:34:107:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L34) *style:* **Closing curly-braces should always be on their own line, unless it's followed by an else.**
```r
  ends <- sapply(starts, function(x){ min(length(profile), x+num_samples_per_segment-1+buffer_look_ahead) })
                                                                                ^
```
[R/iri.R:79:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L79) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  K <- max(2, as.integer(.5 + .25 / DX) + 1)  # number of profile points used to compute mvg avg slope input (window)
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:87:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L87) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  # sliding window of profil elevations for calculating mvg avg slope (buffer of length K)
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:100:3:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L100) *warning:* **local variable ‘iri_df’ assigned but may not be used**
```r
  iri_df <- data.frame()  # df for colleteing return values
  ^~~~~~
```
[R/iri.R:123:10:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L123) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
      y[j-1] <- y[j]
        ~^~
```
[R/iri.R:131:29:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L131) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
        z[j] <- z[j] + ST[j,jj] * z_last[jj]
                            ^
```
[R/iri.R:134:24:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L134) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
    rs <- rs + abs(z[1]- z[3])
                      ~^
```
[R/iri.R:139:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/iri.R#L139) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
    # determine avg rs by dividing by number of considered samples and attach to result vector
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/rroad-package.R:30:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/rroad/blob/7cc28c940cdd389461ae58e0810af4636e232d74/R/rroad-package.R#L30) *style:* **Trailing blank lines are superfluous.**
```r

^
```


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@thebigsmileXD After all, everything is based on ClearSky.


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Cliente não solicitou isto.


Let me know if you have any further questions!


Primary color variable


Thanks :)

Considering this uses the stock Metacity decorations, it'd be a Cinnamon bugs anyways :P


https://github.com/wp-invoice/wp-invoice/blob/latest/lib/class_ui.php#L738 this actually removes all the secondary locales like `GB`, `US` etc. so anyhow it is going to find `jquery.ui.datepicker-en.js` which is not available as lib file from jQuery because it is default language.


Why are you removing the EBNF file? Is there another place to be looking for Cypher grammar ?


consider using operator and OPERATORS


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Mais uma vez, cliente não solicitou isto. Ele quer apenas alistar elfos, e não saber se isto foi um sucesso ou não.


That poll is about what players are currently using.
It is not about what people think should be default setting for new users.
The +12/-3 voting on this post already decided this question: http://zero-k.info/Forum/Thread/19903?postID=140374#140374

sakoth & quantum are inactive.


Would be great if 'LBL_PROFILE_DESC' => "Menu item that allows changing the user's settings.", could be 'LBL_PROFILE_DESC' => 'Menu item that allows changing the user's settings.',

Note: chaning double quotes to single quotes.


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Sorry Brian wrong colour will change tomorrow!


add documentation that this method handles only the first operator


package


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Galixte, will you be able to take over the whole extension to make it compatible with phpBB 3.2 Rhea ?


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It was the Github mobile interface that fooled me. No whitespace issue indeed :)


Side note. FYI @mortenson moderate mmenu doesn't work with any of the newer version then 5.2.0


This will not work.

Complete HTML of an independent page has been added. However, in the context of the application, this page is really a part of the whole; outer structure of the whole has to be defined elsewhere and this page only produces content for the defined outer structure. It has to be a partial page.


operators, version


Je confirme, ça ne devrait pas avoir changer cette partie là.


Probando en 2016


Well, not everything in boost::geometry should be taken for granted, you should replace `out++` with `++out`!


Vamos a ir dejando cosas en este repositorio


> memory leak workaround

It does not leak memory, it just consumes a lot of memory. https://github.com/nette/tester/pull/298


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Essa duplicação da chamada `this.exercito.buscar(Status.MORTO)` não está legal. Quando tiverem elfos mortos (diferente de null), esta chamada executará 2 vezes. E se lá dentro deste método (na classe exército) tiver um algoritmo lento? Estaremos chamando duas vezes um algoritmo lento, quando na verdade podemos chamar apenas uma. Melhore isto.


Pull Request?


That's a build with the fixed binaries, you can see here where it did: https://travis-ci.org/purescript-contrib/node-purescript-bin/builds/124721922 because it was building from source due to `psci` being "bad".


Does that mean you can go below one millisecond ? I think at some point we should change this API to use frames.


typo: should this read "escape" instead of "unescape" here?


@elieserdejesus Translation finished.


"yes" (i agree but have no power to do anything about it, talk to someone who does)


@jamesaimonetti @lazedo can we revert this? It breaks number collection requests
https://gist.github.com/fenollp/fca48fd228139fd26d1535a603d37329


Note que o [enunciado](https://gist.github.com/bernardobrezende/deaee71dafaf3a0ebb4355deadb62563#a-arte-da-guerra) é claro:

> "Somente elfos vivos atacarão."

Na prática, remover os mortos funcionam. Mas não foi o que o cliente pediu. Ele pediu para somente os vivos atacarem. Ao remover os mortos você está permitindo que no futuro, caso seja possível (por algum bug ou mudança lá na classe exército), elfos INCONSCIENTES também ataquem e isto fará com que esta estratégia fique errada. Nota o perigo de não fazer estritamente o que o cliente solicita?


Fixed!  Thanks for catching this.


Loos like a typo here


Translation finished.


This page has same issue as doc_profile page. An angular partial has been converted into a complete page thus breaking the breaking the existing functional app.


## Task 1

In the [amniote natural history database](http://esapubs.org/archive/ecol/E096/269/#data) (`task1-files`), there is a large CSV file containing attributes for a number of life history characteristics of amniotes.  Write a program that uses `pandas` to summarize attributes of this entire file **by order** (format below).  Write your output to a CSV file that looks like:

```
class,order,parameter,mean(parameter),95CI(parameter),min(parameter),max(parameter),median(parameter)
Aves,Accipitriformes,female_maturity_d,xxx,yyy,zzz,qqq,sss
```

where you create all of these lines for all of the following parameters (across all orders in the database):

```
female_maturity_d
litter_or_clutch_size_n
litters_or_clutches_per_y
adult_body_mass_g
maximum_longevity_y
longevity_y
female_body_mass_g
male_body_mass_g
```

and where the "95CI" is the 95% confidence interval of the parameter.  Use `argparse` to (1) get the input file name (the amniote natural history database), (2) to get the list of parameters to summarize, and (3) to get the output file name.  Be sure that your program is formatted correctly (PEP8).

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted [PEP8] (3.0 pt)
- [ ] Program functions as requested (12.0 pt)


Your spacing should be consistent. You shouldn't pad a bracket with white space.


Well done


You are right that `smaf_allow_cpu_access` will fail. But that should not prevent us to mmap the memory. My feeling was that it should be available from user-side, for example to pass the address to an HW IP, or to a TA, even if we cannot read/write the memory. @benjamin-gaignard what do you think?


This is TDKK


except Exception:


return ... not in ...


key=str.lower


isnt the function itself void?


This should be on master as well, no?


@fffw @myleshorton I thought we wanted to restrict ports.  Is there some reason that we turned off the restriction?


Should check on existence and throw NotFound exception if not found instead of fatal error here trying to use it directly.


LGTM


@iMelsom Yeah I got an issue for that and gonna try to fix.


My bad, good spot


You're not the first, I'm sure you won't be the last...


yes !!!!


consider more informative exceptions


This feels slightly like a hack (or at the least brittle). Is it possible to implement a similar "expand in, collapse out" animation with ReactCSSTransitionGroup with items of unknown/variable heights?

I wrestled with some not-so-pleasant ideas and with ReactTransitionGroup a little, but I'm not sure how to best accomplish this seeing as the css rules need to know the "how tall is this thing I'm going to animate it's height"'s height

Perhaps I could leverage the addition/remove of the classNames in the component and tack on a `height` inline?

This is a half-baked idea/possible direction...

```js
/**
 * Test if the item is either "here" or "leaving" ReactCSSTransitionGroup
 * @param className
 * @return {boolean}
 */
function isHereOrLeaving(className = '') {
  return className
    .split(' ')
    .some(str => /(-enter-active|-leave)$/.test(str));
}

const VariableHeightAnimatedListItem = (props) => {
  const {height, children, ...otherProps} = props;
  const styles = {
    // Apply the dynamic height here!
    height: !isHereOrLeaving(props.className) ? height : 0,
  };
  return (
    <div style={styles} {...otherProps}>
      {children}
    </div>
  )
};
```

so that

```diff
      <ReactCSSTransitionGroup
        transitionName="animated-list-item"
        transitionEnterTimeout={250}
        transitionLeaveTimeout={250}
      >
        {props.messages.map(message => (
-          <div>
+          <VariableHeightAnimatedListItem height={100} key={message.id}>
            <MessageListItem
```

I would love to hear if anyone has a solution to this (ideally only using ReactCSSTransitionGroup)


you had the power to let it stay broken/unfinished which would have lead to "off"


Much/all of this could probably be better done as part of the "Archive"  product in Xcode (which currently fails with an error!) instead of a sell script ran manually.


result


I think it is needed because when there are no jack ports added but the latency is requested, it can return under 1ms


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

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I'm talking about these files https://github.com/wp-invoice/wp-invoice/tree/latest/vendor/usabilitydynamics/lib-ui/static/scripts/fields/jqueryui/datepicker-i18n As we cutting off second part we would rename all the files so they match for any language. I know it is a kind of a hack but l10n for datepicker will work with all langs that way I think.


Yep: see commit 411c808


it wouldn't have led to "off" because anyone who PRed for "off" would be rejected and told to make a slider instead


@kpdecker I totally understand your position - I spent a long time reading what was going on because I'm trying not to be a pain in your arse :wink:

It seems this is more work than I had initially hoped, so I've u-turned and am not going to be pursuing this any further. Thanks for your time and patience though.


@LPTK do you mean `relationProject`?


`domainname` returns the NIS domain name. Is that really what you want? There is also `dnsdomainname` which may be more appropriate.


i already update the script rightly after CM do their changes to fstab.. my script apply correctly to what i want and i just confirm it just now.


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Muita informação. Podemos pensar **bem mais simples**:

```Java
int numDeElfosNoturnosQuePodemAtacar = (int)(exercitoDeElfos.size() * numDeDwarfs * 0.3);
```


So, you suggest to put root directive back? Have you tested that? I no longer use backuppc, thus I can't test it on my own.


This is not discriptive enough.


@aranhoide Thinks it's because we don't have an exhaustive list of the ports that we need for mobile.  That is true, but the newest clients (since 2.1.0) will route directly to the destination if the port is not supported.

https://github.com/getlantern/lantern/commit/c4623b4cbc5f80782c80a2a227d1880e90446d77

So, perhaps we can go ahead and enable the restriction now?


Ok, thanks a lot for the help!


Look! Another bug that wasted me hours -.-


userland mmap call goes to smaf-core smaf_mmap() which check the return of smaf_allow_cpu_access(),
if CPU can read/write on the buffer then allocator mmap function is called either userland mmap will fail.
If smaf_allow_cpu_access always return false you can ignore mmap in allocator code


locally installed packege...


@NSkelsey  nice patch and good experimentation.

I kept the main routines for data manipulation but not the one for hijacking the flowjs library;

i think that we could do all the manipulation here at this line by simply removing the existing FlowFile and pushing a new one.

the PoC is in this line but we need to fix it a little bit as it is not working; could you proceed on this?


my config now looks like this:

```
server {
  listen 8080;
  listen [::]:8080;

  root /usr/share/backuppc/cgi-bin;

  auth_basic "BackupPC admin";
  auth_basic_user_file /etc/backuppc/htpasswd;

  index /index.cgi;

  location  ~\.cgi$ {
    gzip off;
    include /etc/nginx/fastcgi_params;
    fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/fcgiwrap.socket;
    fastcgi_index BackupPC_Admin;
    fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME /usr/share/backuppc/cgi-bin$fastcgi_script_name;
  }
}
```


Please fill out my contact form on hibou.io


Magsysyntax error yata to. Wag magpush ng code sa master na mag-eerror ung code


Duplicate link?


Hey @knmurthy,

It's this one https://github.com/krexus/packages_providers_DownloadProvider/commit/cc75e1effd0a0826a7a46bb96d7db11e02b8fd2d

Please add credit towards me because it needed some modifications to work on top of the other commits. Thank you.


新增新建闹钟保存功能


Hindi ako sure kung naglagay kayo ng login functionalities kung nagdelete kayo ng backup files. Ung commit messages dapat madedescribe ung changes na nangyari sa repo


just taken from cm thats it :3


May space before ng {


same here


Hi Thomas,
please have a look at this commit
https://github.com/artus-analysis/Artus/commit/330e735723f742abfe0141ded38b86d536a76468
The behaviour was changed several hours ago ;-)

Cheers,
Marcus


@lightmare - yes, indeed `++index` is quite different from '--index', also removing `index` altogether is even better !


@AidasK do you think something like this is doable? am i forgetting something magic that we would have to do?


Hurray 👍


What if the destination is blocked?


## Task 1

In `task1-files`, there is a text file of different species names.  Write a general program that takes this list as input (using `argparse`) and gets the taxonomic information from NCBI for each samples and writes that to a new file as output (again, get the output file name using `argparse`).  Format the output file as a CSV.  The output file should contain the values for each species for the following: `superclass, class, subclass, infraclass, superorder, order, superfamily, family, and genus`.  Be sure that your program is formatted correctly (`PEP8`) and be sure that your file works appropriately with any generic list of species. Also be sure that you pass your name to NCBI (`Entrez.email`) and that you limit your requests to 1 per second.

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

## Task 2

_Loxosceles reclusa_ is also known as the "brown recluse", a spider that is known to occasionally bite humans and the bites of which cause severe tissue necrosis around the site of the bite.  Write a program that queries GenBank for all the sequence data for this spider and then writes the sequence data to a file in FASTA format.  Use `argparse` to take the name of the organism as input and the name of some FASTA file as output. Be sure that your program is formatted correctly (`PEP8`). Also be sure that you pass your name to NCBI (`Entrez.email`) and that you limit your requests to 1 per second.

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

## Task 3

Building on `Task 2`, modify your program above to get GI record of each sequence from NCBI (e.g. do not work from the FASTA file you created) and the send those records to NCBI BLAST to perform a `blastn` search of each sequence against the `nt` (nucleotide) database.  Write each BLAST result (the result for each sequence, which may consist of several hits) out to text files in BLAST format (use `argparse` to get the output directory name from the user).  We didn't cover BLAST searches in class, so you'll need to look at the [BioPython Cookbook](http://biopython.org/DIST/docs/tutorial/Tutorial.html#htoc86) and go from there. Be sure that your program is formatted correctly (`PEP8`). Also be sure that you pass your name to NCBI (`Entrez.email`) and that you limit your requests to 1 per second.

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


Hi,

Can you make your code more object oriented? Get rid of the switch statement in favor of polymorphism, distribute responsibilities across specialized classes, etc.

Thanks,
Adam


consider raising exceptions


label should not be unique I guess


This problem should be pretty obvious: when a pubkey is there, one should be able to use its point data, which will be missing in case something went wrong there. Indeed, I just reproduced this for two cases:

When registering the public key for TLS client authentication:
```
Thread [1] 0 (Suspended : Signal : SIGSEGV:Segmentation fault)
cygcrypto-1.0.0!EC_POINT_cmp() at 0x689521fc
ec_GF2m_have_precompute_mult() at 0x68961042
cygcrypto-1.0.0!X509_check_private_key() at 0x689ec24c
cygssl-1.0.0!SSL_CTX_use_PrivateKey() at 0x58d1876b
est_client_set_cert_and_key() at est_client.c:54 0x4058da
est_client_set_auth() at est_client.c:3.678 0x40c1fc
do_operation() at estclient-engine.c:677 0x402011
main() at estclient-engine.c:1.234 0x403436
```

When inserting the public key in a CSR:
```
Thread [1] 0 (Suspended : Signal : SIGSEGV:Segmentation fault)
cygcrypto-1.0.0!EC_POINT_point2oct() at 0x689659f5
i2o_ECPublicKey() at 0x6895bf0a
ec_GF2m_have_precompute_mult() at 0x6896171c
cygcrypto-1.0.0!X509_PUBKEY_set() at 0x689c0a44
populate_x509_request() at est_client.c:156 0x405bdf
est_generate_pkcs10() at est_client.c:191 0x405cc8
est_client_enroll_cn() at est_client.c:1.869 0x4093c8
est_client_enroll() at est_client.c:2.848 0x40ad8c
simple_enroll_attempt() at estclient-engine.c:341 0x40176f
do_operation() at estclient-engine.c:768 0x4022be
<...more frames...>
```


hey


PEP8 - do string formating using `%s`


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muy buen trabajo, buena programadora


Старый добрый R2!


Why not have `MavenPluginRepository` as the return type and mark as `@Override`?


boas


### 发射点法法大使的开发手机离开洒家发的撒到拉萨扩大解放
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Is the double cost freeze applied to all Summoning spells? That makes Su background unplayable IMHO.


I think this is overwritten later on depending on how many samples there are. You're probably better off upping the python variable `config.num_datasets_plot_limit` if plots aren't automatically rendering.


Hi,

You're right. The module always provides an output. This was the criteria
we followed to integrate the module in our pipeline. You can always check
if the module has produced an output apart from the linguistic processor
information in the header.

But, nowadays there is no difference in the output file for the case when a
failure happens and the case when the process ends succesfully with no
disambiguation results. So, what we will do is include an error message in
the process that will be printed in the standard error for the first case
mentioned.

Btw, we have enabled the issues options and pull requests are always
welcome :)

Regards,
Itziar

2016-04-18 12:18 GMT+02:00 Wouter van Atteveldt <notifications@github.com>:

> I would have created an issue, but issues are disabled for this
> repository, so I guess I'll comment the code.
>
> This exception handler causes the process to succeed and write a KAF/NAF
> file even if the spotlight server could not be reached. This means that a
> calling process (e.g. a pipeline script) thinks that the step succeeded,
> even if it didn't.
>
> In my opinion it would be much better to only output a result if the
> disambiguation succeeded, or otherwise at least report the failure in the
> NAF and possibly in the process return value. See e.g. this session log:
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改名了。


A Danny le valió 3 y se fue con  el Braian


(OCD still twitching)


ok


Thanks for flagging that up!


Won't this always fire as the `true` is followed by `or` statements? Maybe I need more coffee.. ☕


I thus propose the following revision.
```
	if (!key_getattr_alloc(pubkey, CKA_EC_POINT, &point, &point_len)) {
		const unsigned char *a;
		ASN1_OCTET_STRING *os;
		EC_KEY *success = NULL;

		/* PKCS#11-compliant modules should return ASN1_OCTET_STRING */
		a = point;
		os = d2i_ASN1_OCTET_STRING(NULL, &a, (long)point_len);
		if (os) {
			a = os->data;
			success = o2i_ECPublicKey(&ec, &a, os->length);
			ASN1_STRING_free(os);
		}
		if (!success) { /* Workaround for broken PKCS#11 modules */
			a = point;
			success = o2i_ECPublicKey(&ec, &a, point_len);
		}
		OPENSSL_free(point);
		if (!success) {
			EC_KEY_free(ec);
			ec = NULL;
		}
	} else {
		EC_KEY_free(ec);
		ec = NULL;
	}
```


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 22141](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=220166&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Exit code 1 Build time: 00:55:25


require


@timbunce There... seem to be no code changes in this commit...?


Just for my information, is this the method that gets called when I call:
`__scriptServices.get(PluginRepositoryHandler.class);`


`ds` is to specify which dataset should be plotted when there are multiple to choose from.

For example, see the bismark bar plot or cutadapt line graphs, fastqc GC plots and others. These have buttons above them that show plots for entirely different datasets (_eg._ `counts` and `obs/exp` for cutadapt).

The data in `mqc_plots[target]['datasets']` should always be an array, and ds acts as the index for that array.


I see, can you prepare a pull request which contains a bug fix, ommitting minor differences like port number, logs, etc. ?


@timbunce Or is it https://github.com/perl5-dbi/dbi/commit/3c858f7c that fixes things?


The 'if' statement would be more concise if the statements are  written together without the else and the inconsistent white space pad. for example if  (xmlhttp.readyState === 4 && xmlhttp.status == 200). Since the goal is to read the JSON file


This extra load section should not be added here.


depth


A bit to dry and not totally correct (in py2 text as 'str' is accepted).
Maybe
```
.. Note::
    - Type annotations in the API reference uses python 3 types
    - When text strings are expected ('str' in py3) 'str' or 'unicode' are acceptable in py2
    - To future proof your code please use 'unicode' for text strings.
```

?

At the moment I would left out the PEP mention here, later to be added in the dev notes.

Ok, fix and merge, don't wait for me.

note: for next work left alone tiles.py, I will address the pending issue there.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#SKYGi6SVQp2P8Lb6XtiAcg


Oh, ok, I see it was cherrypicked into stable branch so that's good new ;) Thanks for the feedback on my many questions!


Adding @jbech in the discussion.

Yes, I understood this behavior. But does not it make sense that smaf_mmap() returns true even if smaf_allow_cpu_access() returns false?

Also, with the current behavior, the code:

      allocate()
      mmap()
      revoke()

returns a userland address, whereas

      allocate()
      revoke()
      mmap()

does not.


Olvidado cambiar el nombre del proyecto de practica2 a project salvo en las carpetas principales


git clone <repo> στο terminal ;)


This looks good. The only two questions I have are just for my own education.


Sure, that's the point of our locking mechanism? Why should read be locked?


Right, I'll fix.

@Benjamin-Gaignard this is a copy/paste from CMA code. You may fix this too in the CMA patch.


немного неверная логика проверки слова. вы не учли тот момент когда , например , в конце слова у вас число или запятая - и тогда это уже не считается словом


Nice addition! Do you have an example for different groups / subtypes?


Task 1 is running ok. There were some format problems, but none of them is a big deal.


Oops yep, fixed. Thanks.


Incorrect title


@jcalovski no hard feelings, but this simply cannot work, it completely breaks the concept behind.
It would very surprise me if this works.


thanks, updated


Yes, although only once, then it is cached.


засчем тут таймаут?


That's on oversight.


I'm not sure I can even access `props.className` I think I'll have to resort to `findDOMNode` due to how CSSTransitionGroup is tacking on classes. Not sure yet. Here is another half-baked idea. Mostly a note to self:

```js
/**
 * Test if the item is either "here" or "leaving" ReactCSSTransitionGroup
 * @param className
 * @return {boolean}
 */
function isHereOrLeaving(className) {
  return !className || className
    .split(' ')
    .some(str => /(-enter-active|-leave)$/.test(str));
}

const VariableHeightAnimatedListItem = React.createClass({

  getClassNames() {
    return (this.refs.itemWrapper !== undefined)
      ? this.refs.itemWrapper.className
      : '';
  },

  render() {
    const {height, children, ...otherProps} = this.props;
    const styles = {
      // Apply the dynamic height here!
      height: isHereOrLeaving(this.getClassNames()) ? height : 0,
    };
    return (
      <div style={styles} ref="itemWrapper" {...otherProps}>
        {children}
      </div>
    )
  }
});
```


Well it feels a bit clumsy to me... It'd reliably work if the API was used only by templates, but it's being used by mobile app and we cannot enforce manual versioning.
Since LocMemCache is per-process and not very memory efficient, I think it may be time to deploy something more robust, maybe Redis or even Elasticsearch.


This function is not consistent It will fail by removing the last occurring 's'  of some words already in their root form. E.g isis => isi,
 is=> s
pass => pas


My surname is spelled "Connolly" with an o. Irish spelling.


@pb00068 appreciate your input! Experimental test this one


A CC0 dedication is a waiver of copyright. Does it make sense to also assert copyright like this?

The CC tools produce this text:

> To the extent possible under law, Dan Connolly has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to Monte Documentation. This work is published from: United States.


Congratulation)


## Task 1

In `task1-files`, there is a text file of different species names.  Write a general program that takes this list as input (using `argparse`) and gets the taxonomic information from NCBI for each samples and writes that to a new file as output (again, get the output file name using `argparse`).  Format the output file as a CSV.  The output file should contain the values for each species for the following: `superclass, class, subclass, infraclass, superorder, order, superfamily, family, and genus`.  Be sure that your program is formatted correctly (`PEP8`) and be sure that your file works appropriately with any generic list of species. Also be sure that you pass your name to NCBI (`Entrez.email`) and that you limit your requests to 1 per second.

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

## Task 2

_Loxosceles reclusa_ is also known as the "brown recluse", a spider that is known to occasionally bite humans and the bites of which cause severe tissue necrosis around the site of the bite.  Write a program that queries GenBank for all the sequence data for this spider and then writes the sequence data to a file in FASTA format.  Use `argparse` to take the name of the organism as input and the name of some FASTA file as output. Be sure that your program is formatted correctly (`PEP8`). Also be sure that you pass your name to NCBI (`Entrez.email`) and that you limit your requests to 1 per second.

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

## Task 3

Building on `Task 2`, modify your program above to get GI record of each sequence from NCBI (e.g. do not work from the FASTA file you created) and the send those records to NCBI BLAST to perform a `blastn` search of each sequence against the `nt` (nucleotide) database.  Write each BLAST result (the result for each sequence, which may consist of several hits) out to text files in BLAST format (use `argparse` to get the output directory name from the user).  We didn't cover BLAST searches in class, so you'll need to look at the [BioPython Cookbook](http://biopython.org/DIST/docs/tutorial/Tutorial.html#htoc86) and go from there. Be sure that your program is formatted correctly (`PEP8`). Also be sure that you pass your name to NCBI (`Entrez.email`) and that you limit your requests to 1 per second.

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


@iblech: wenn du auf travis mit deinem github account angemeldet bist, kannst du jobs mit einem (grauen und kaum sichtbarem) icon rechts oben nochmals anstoßen


The install link is wrong, please update to

```
Import-Module (Join-Path $(Split-Path -parent $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Definition) 'VSModules.psm1')

Install-VS 'VisualCppBuildTools' 'http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/d/6/5d6a1865-11ff-41f8-8af6-60e92d9bbd0b/visualcppbuildtools_full.exe'
```

https://github.com/jordigg/chocolatey-visualcppbuildtools/blob/master/Tools/ChocolateyInstall.ps1


I think the intent of this was that we're only committing to proxying "web" traffic.


@hachikuji thanks for the review and apologies for getting to them so late. I am probably missing how in-flight request count can be used here.

When a node gets to connected state, if required_api_keys is not empty, then it sends a api_version request and gets in `FETCHING_API_VERSIONS` state. Only after it receives api versions it gets into `FETCHED_API_VERSIONS` state. Note that the condition in `canSendRequest` is something like `return this.requiredApiVersions == null ? connectionStates.isConnected(node) : connectionStates.isApiVersionsFetched(node) && selector.isChannelReady(node) && inFlightRequests.canSendMore(node)`.

`inFlightRequests` count will be >= 1 in both `FETCHING_API_VERSIONS` and `FETCHED_API_VERSIONS` states.


Please consider `*.py[oc]` instead of `__pycache__` for py2 compatibility.


FixNanInPsyRhovFnTdbWPb (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2172 of 2172 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Ibang lines niyo, gumamit ng tabs instead of spaces.


This might work, but I don't like it. I think you should use `readFileFn` instead. In this case file upload can be started while it is not encrypted.


`*.log`


may space before ng {


Yea, I guess this is more of a speculative addition. Will remove it.


Этот класс обрабатываеn список чистых слов.
Слова со знаками препинания, с цифрами, не слова - все это чистим в классе Prepare


same here


 I think the second part of the comment about why the regex is so weird is fine.

This statement

> In practice, the majority of blank strings are empty

I think this is slightly misleading. It reads like the majority of strings that are checked by the `blank?` method are going to be empty `""`. in the few applications I spot checked the majority of strings that we check against are non-blank, i.e. they have non-whitespace characters like `"CodeTriage"`. Reading the current statement the next developer might assume that we never get past the `empty?` check and the regex isn't worth optimizing. I see what you're saying, that the majority of strings that are blank will be empty, even if the majority of strings that are checked will end up being non blank. I think we could be more accurate here.

> Currently the majority of strings checked by `blank?` will have non-whitespace contents, i.e. they will not be `blank?`. When a string is blank, the majority of the time it will tend to be an empty string `""` and checking for this condition via an `empty?` is faster than the regular expression, 3.5x faster for the empty case. The penalty for this extra check is marginal on non-empty strings.

How does that sound?


and here


Please not to import all always


Thanks Jorge, I am really proud, also happy with the UI clean-up. Its much more effective for new users!


## Task 1

In the [amniote natural history database](http://esapubs.org/archive/ecol/E096/269/#data) (`task1-files`), there is a large CSV file containing attributes for a number of life history characteristics of amniotes.  Write a program that uses `pandas` to summarize attributes of this entire file **by order** (format below).  Write your output to a CSV file that looks like:

```
class,order,parameter,mean(parameter),95CI(parameter),min(parameter),max(parameter),median(parameter)
Aves,Accipitriformes,female_maturity_d,xxx,yyy,zzz,qqq,sss
```

where you create all of these lines for all of the following parameters (across all orders in the database):

```
female_maturity_d
litter_or_clutch_size_n
litters_or_clutches_per_y
adult_body_mass_g
maximum_longevity_y
longevity_y
female_body_mass_g
male_body_mass_g
```

and where the "95CI" is the 95% confidence interval of the parameter.  Use `argparse` to (1) get the input file name (the amniote natural history database), (2) to get the list of parameters to summarize, and (3) to get the output file name.  Be sure that your program is formatted correctly (PEP8).

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted [PEP8] (3.0 pt)
- [ ] Program functions as requested (12.0 pt)


Yes. Probably should have tagged that with a 'FIXME'


parse_passwd.pl - this script is used to take existing passwd and group files and create the isilon commands to create the local users.


Same change needed in printer.py accidentally omitted here.


Oops, because this was necessary to have bits show up on the download page.
The way things are set up now, a release cannot show up in one place
without also showing up in the other...

On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 3:31 AM Daniel Beck <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

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Please adjust `low` with `company`.


Ok, great.

I obtained results essentially using the setup and parameters defined in this [ReBench](https://github.com/smarr/ReBench) config file: https://github.com/smarr/selfopt-interp-performance/blob/master/rebench.conf

The idea is that one defines a benchmark_suite with benchmarks and command-line arguments to specify problem size, number of iteration etc.
And perhaps variations for these suites for different implementations needing different parameter order or so.

Look for `macro-steady-som` or `macro-steady-som-interp`, these define sets of benchmarks and their invocation for either compiled or interpreted implementations. There are also single iteration, i.e., "startup" settings.

In addition, one defines `virtual_machines`. Those can then be combined in `experiments`.
That config file contains also things for comparing to other languages, but you'll probably be more interested in the `SOM-jit`, `SOM-interp`, and `SOM-startup` `experiments`.

Sorry, there is no real documentation beyond that.

I am also highly interested in replicating your results, and comparing them especially with RPython (RTruffleSOM) and Graal (TruffleSOM). If you need any help with setting things up, I can give a hand, or two :) The repository contains all the setup scripts I use as well. (the paper-related branches might be newer however).

Perhaps helpful, there is a tiny bit of documentation here: http://stefan-marr.de/papers/oopsla-marr-ducasse-meta-tracing-vs-partial-evaluation-artifacts/ and a setup/virtual box image for the RPython/Graal stuff we used back then.


Uh, Elasticsearch would be total overkill, this beast takes a lot of RAM (it's java). And it's more for fulltext search than for caching. But Redis would be good.


Nice, this is moving in the right direction.


Ok, that's a relief!


mali ung if-else convention. nasa readme ung tama.


may space ulit before ng {


pep8 recommends that add `_` after variable name.

e.g. `open_`


Implementation in header file.


Right that makes sense. In any case the dataset is an array, I may add buttons later


and here


@jcalovski yeah, wild experiments are sometimes good !
Nevertheless, to understand better the concept behind the half-density, it may help to read my explanation (= longer comment) on https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/pull/525


The plot itself  (#1) is rendering but the points on the plot are hidden


double check niyo nalang ung if-ele convention at ung space before ng {


Sure, I plan on doing that while cleaning up the patch.


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You should use 2-space or 4-space tab for indentation. Don't use 7-space. It's too long. I recommend you to use 2-space tab.


But "blank string" means blank string... where do you see the confusion?


Wouldn't this create weird "underhang" in the rest of the polygon then?


My bad. Yea, these APIs do not have to be here.


no backup files


more than 80 columns


also here


Adicionado um importante readme.md


Don't put a white space before `:`. It should be `var contactsDic: `.


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 22150](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=220265&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Error while applying patch Build time: 00:00:19


Can you add more lines of text to this file?


Copyright 2016


Don't use double bank lines.


again, more than 80 columns


Wrong indentation.


c = ji.get(PACK_KEY_UNI, {}).get(KEY_)


@Noldor73 we want all the fixes we can get for sure.

please rebase your local branches before making your changes since https://github.com/kvirc/KVIrc/commit/741e768cfef3d1aa86d057b667f6bb4f1375f78d reverts a great deal of fixes correct at master


If you do not have any special thing in the `override` method, you can remove it.


Thx for the tip @Turbo87. I've added this feature in v1.5.2.


Your test is getting closer to the 128000 mark!

GL


it also crashed immediately on connecting to servers


@desandro Yeah, I can totally understand that. Thanks for the assistance throughout this though. It was fun to work on and learn how Flickity works.


Commit message: "10/10 short and descriptive" -IGN


test


You can shorten this line:
```Swift
var cell = tableView.dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier("contactCell") as? ContactTableViewCell
```


You're just a bit behind the LostTeam's repository


Now it works, do not really know what happened, but it works. Thanks for you time and great work


maling for loop convention.


You can rewrite these lines like this: `return contactsDic[alphabetArr[section]]?.count ?? 0`.


Right now, this is just an experiment. If we're pinning versions of a lot of third-party libraries, I want to see if it's worth baking them into our Docker image so that we don't have to download and install them at each stage of the pipeline.

Down the line, if we want to stop pinning the versions on third-party libraries, building them in the Docker image will also make it easier for us to isolate dependency regression tests from unit and integration tests. If we make third-party libraries dependencies within the Docker pipeline rather than the RabbitMQ development pipelines, then a broken third-party update would simply prevent Concourse from uploading a new Docker image. We would know when a library update causes problems, but we wouldn't have to pin the version ourselves in the other pipelines while we waited for a fix, because we would still be working from the old Docker image.


Thanks.  I have updated it.  Anything else?


This change seems to have broken gradle as it can't find the weborb dependency:

Error:Could not find weborb:weborbclient:5.1.0.205.
Required by:
    xxx:domain:unspecified > com.backendless:backendless:3.0.15


These lines can be shortened:
`return contactsDic[alphabetArr[section]] == nil ? 0 : alphabetArr[section]`.


reconsider KEY_KEY


I find it confusing that the hash keys in the `BenefitCapCalculatorConfiguration` class have changed from strings into symbols, especially since this seems unrelated to the commit message.

This is also surprising when I see that the default value of the configuration argument to the constructor is the symbol, `:default` whereas the value passed to the constructor from the flow is the string `"default"`. Also the keys in the YAML file are strings.

I think @chrisroos mentioned this in a comment on a previous PR, but I'm not a big fan of using `HashWithIndifferentAccess`. I don't think it wouldn't be very hard to either use symbol keys everywhere or use string keys everywhere and I think that would be less confusing.


I don't think this line is needed here is it?


You're right, the sentence is technically correct. However when reading in the context of a comment inside of a method called `blank?` it confused me. I thought "blank string" was shorthand for "a string on which we are calling the `blank?` method".

How about:

> The majority of strings checked by `blank?` will not be blank. The majority of blank strings will be empty `""`. The Regular expression check is somewhat slow. We can speed up the case where we get a blank string by using the `empty?` check first. This results in a 3.5x speedup on empty strings and adds minimal overhead to the rest of the cases.


Missing a return value.   Also, make sure that `return(values)` and `return(prediction)` create identically formatted objects.  They appear different.  I believe `predict` should return a vector (not data.frame) of values with names(return_vector) loaded with rowId.


It should be `var contacts = [ContactModel]()`.


Маша, разберись с этим, пожалуйста. Я пока еще что-нибудь сломаю.


Could use null propagation here

    if(!libraries?.Any())


```<completion_list:array> not <completition_list:array>```


Wow, that's a good one.

Thanks for the test!


this was right already why revert something right?


this was correct


On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 05:45:34AM -0700, John Marshall wrote:
> Overhauling our endianness stuff (all this `is_be` at runtime rubbish) and removing any need for anything in _cram/os.h_ are things that I would like to have happen at some point.  I think what we want is endianness stuff in _hts_internal.h_ or thereabouts that is controlled one or both of AC_C_BIGENDIAN and something simple like

Agreed, which is why I didn't bother with modifying this PR yet until
we decide what we're doing about endianness.

There are trivial hacks that can make the crc code work on more
systems, but that's just papering over the cracks in our setup.

> ```c
> #if defined __i386__ || defined __x86_64__ || defined __ia64__ || ...
> #define WORDS_LITTLEENDIAN
> #elif defined __m68k__ || defined __sparc__ || ...
> #define WORDS_BIGENDIAN
> #else
> #error Please teach hts_internal.h about your weirdo architecture
> #endif
> ```

That's more or less what is in os.h anyway albeit with a few more
(defunct? alpha, ppc) systems listed, although I agree it's a bad
filename and if we start depending on it then it should be one level
up.

It's also better to have per system definitions IMO instead of one
long system list for doing endianness and another set for permitting
unaligned access (etc).  This is also better handled, ideally, in
autoconf and just have a single config.h.in equivalent that's munged
by autoconf.  If on a totally weird system that doesn't cope with
autoconf then the user can manually copy and edit config.h.in
themselves in a minimally complex manner, although I'm not sure we
deal with such cases yet.

(The only one I could think of is using Microsoft Visual Studio, where
Makefile would have been replaced by .proj files and *possibly* a
bunch of defines too.)

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какая то я пьяненькая


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fixes #218


good call, still not used to using that syntax yet