Because I can...
Also because of this: "http://wow.gamepedia.com/Northwatch_Expeditionary_Unit"
It also gives the alliance more troops in the region.
Having Northwatch exist after Theramore is destroyed makes more sense than just leaving the Theramore country there, and I can write a decision for Northwatch to form Theramore again if they regain their capital.


Thanks to @maxime-petit and @hjchang!!!


it actually sets it on ln58. It was really more of a way to keep from calling the session over and over, like the username.


oops...


@atd, we need to build and deploy a new .apk after this changes. As in #191, plese let me know how to proceed or if you can do it.

Thanks a lot :smile:


Fk you @Andrews54757 lol


Sorry, was really trying to get a fix for statics in the next release, but have so far failed: v2.3.0 has this change


@stuarthodgson I have been thinking about this a lot lately because as we add functionality, it is highly probable that it will break older versions of the tool.  As an example, there are several issues that I mentioned in the pull request that I reported to Aldec.  They have provided fixes for a lot of them already, but those capabilities aren't going to work in older versions.

I am thinking that we may need to devise some kind of "feature" sets that can be turned on and off with compile flags.  Then we could use the makefiles to get the tool version and turn on the appropriate features that are known to work with that tool version.


license.txt is the MIT license


Pretty sure these replacements will always fail.


@yes for now use precompiled kexec binary from my zip afer sometime later i will upload kexec tools repo :)


dtb_base = 0x81e00000; // pick up from multiromYU


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__API Description file syntax error on line 53__: base type 'map' is not defined in the document (Autogenerated message from apiary.io)


50:32 "conn" is not defined.


most likely not, side effect of chasing the denon noise blip before backport of AE/17.


should we disable code coverage (and xdebug) when `PHP_MAJOR_VERSION < 7`? having coverage from one of the php versions is enough, isnt it?


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> @AlexPeshkoff these merges are weird. You can avoid them with "git pull --rebase" instead of just using "git pull" in a tree you have new commits.

OK, will do.


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[R/children.R:155:19:](https://github.com/jackwasey/icd/blob/3eb03855c68c9dd69153c35f164ef0917ce445f3/R/children.R#L155) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r
  if (!short_code)
                  ^
```


Question.  At the end of "saveParty", I would like to route back to the root "/" page (ie: the full list of parties).

How do I do that?


[R/children.R:155:19:](https://github.com/jackwasey/icd9/blob/3eb03855c68c9dd69153c35f164ef0917ce445f3/R/children.R#L155) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r
  if (!short_code)
                  ^
```


You should consider all super types recursively. See my updated PR.


prepared for iFrame


Oh I see, you're talking about dirs that won't even exist in the target deployment on which we'll later overlay. E.g. for `/usr/bin`, it wouldn't matter whether we assign a label, since it will already exist when we overlay with the proper label, but for something like `/usr/libexec/myapp` we would need to assign a label.

I think I'll just do it "properly" and look up the label for each individual parent dir, even if for most of them they'll already exist.


There is a potential bug in there, but I guess; it can only be triggered if the queue is full and a new queue is allocated, which runs out of queue.size again and a new queue is failed to allocate. Or some sequence similar to this. However since the new queue size is doubled from the old and the code only adds one element at a time, the issue is unlikely to be triggered.


Studying like hell to create hacks and I've managed to get to a point where I can actually understand your code far more then I could before. Thing is I'm stuck on how advance pointers can actually get such as

`*(INT*)(*(DWORD*)0x7AC7F0 + 0x55A8) = 3084069`

I'm seeing this as an address that's being added to an offset  then then dereferenced, but then is being pointed at by another pointer which is dereferenced again which in result it becomes an integer (which it should) which is not being pointed at.


@TheScarastic thank's bro. i have use you precompiled kexec binary from you zip file.
but still have problem.
------------------
here is my dmesg.log ,cann't boot with multirom

log.txt http://code.bulix.org/g0gaw3-95246


f


Yeah, it loses the simplicity, change it as much as you want.


@sndnvaps can u tell the processor your phone is using ??


That would be a completely separate and different kind of race condition that has to do with the api of this class. This is _only_ about internal atomicity since this class is a thread that modifies itself and allow anyone to read from it.


Don't need to copy this here


Good point.  I will submit a PR.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#MLWsASU5R1mDU8rpYOrWWw


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#YRQ2Z8DcQ-2f8OYc7vCQFg


The reason I didn't removed jfltexx is because I might build test builds for jfltexx @MZO


This can still cause an NPE problem, probably should put `if(s != null)` before it.


Strange, we don't have this problem here, but OK. Maybe a matplotlib version problem.  Mine is 1.4.2.
Thx for the fix


@TheScarastic  my processor is msm8916( also name as msm8939)
my project is hold on bitbucket.org

https://bitbucket.org/account/user/nx511j-dev/projects/AN


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Strelice vrati kako su bili. Mnogo udaraju ovde a nisu bile lose kako su bile. Meni nece biti lep ako je skroz providan kada bude live. Mozda izgleda lepo ovako staticno ali u live nece biti sigurno. Nemoj koristiti samo jedan font. Moras imati dva ili tri fonta koji se slazu (izgooglaj malo) main font i neki base font ili cak tri. Ispod header u slideru ne treba da bude isti font. nisi trebao izbaciti onaj border koji je bio. Samo da si ga malko povecao (visinu debljeg dela i sirinu tanke linije) i spustio jos nize u odnosu na naslov. Tu bih onda ispod dodao i neki tekst sa manjim fontom (istim tim drugim fontom ispod naslova u slideru), Za paragrafe se koristi neki standardan font (moze slobodno i ne standardni ako je ok i ako se uklapa) kao na primer Arial, Verdana, Tahoma ...U pozadini Service sekcije neka blada slikica ili resetka ili nesto kao kod rusa. Izmedju service i workflowa dodati nesto da razbije monotoniju (mozda neki full with deo sa naslovom ili sl.)


Does that actually matter?


I will cry.


@sndnvaps change your MR_KEXEC_MEM_MIN := 0x85000000 to MR_KEXEC_MEM_MIN := 0x0 and it will work :)


I'm confused about this. Reverting for now.


das macht unserer welt so viel einfacher :ok_hand:


xD lol


Probably more effective if `!player.equals(possiblePlayer)`


Same as above


@TheScarastic  ok ,i will test it now.
thank bro.


Aber nicht so wie die aktuell ist^^


add  a new line in file2


PTAL @BusyJay


add a new line


Jasno je da je crvena boja osnovna ali ne treba ni sve da vristi od crvenog. Mislim da je crvena pozadina u krugovima previse. Mozda border ili sl. Mnogo se crveni. Border krugova je previse bled. Probaj neke varijacije na temu. Probacu da nadjem neke primere. Uracunaj da ce se moci hoverovati ili kliknuti na grupu i da iskoci vise informacija o pojedinoj tacki. Tu ce biti malko vise teksta i manjeg fonta. treba sve da izgleda lepo i profi (kao FB style ili google style).


WAS :flushed: die ist **_perfekt_**


For some reason I thought this was one my PRs. But I guess still it was a change made via normal PR. I don't know if I understand what and where PRs should happen for various things in this generated code world.


OK, fair enough. Seems like a pretty innocuous change anyway. I'll add a commit to the PR...


Und unvollständig. Da fehlt die Hälfte der Datei


Oh yeah. Didn't see that!


:D


fuckj


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quatsch


- When declaring method names, try to write in "camel case" style; this will help with readability of the method name when scanning through the code.
- There is no reason for this to be a non-static method. It is not something that needs to be specific to different instances of the BadCode class, and therefore should be a static method for the class instead.


Lappen


Я буду осваивать одностраничные приложения!


Then just give it no class at all, it doesn't need to be double containers it's one container directly in another

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@pihdave - why not store the result of fetchData() so you don't call it twice?  Isn't calling fetchData() twice inefficient?


Removing container from App.js messes up a bunch of junk elsewhere on other pages besides mixer. I removed container from mixer, I think that was the problem.


Yeah.  Looking up each dir is definitely the general solution.  Will require some reworking of the code to create parent dirs I suspect.


Cleaning up the code to make it clearer to a user.


wew lad, dank meme


@TheScarastic  kexec-tools need to define dtb_base = 0x81e00000, does it right.


naja die datei ist eig nichtmal korrekt
ant duerfte das nichtmal akzeptieren


Oh! Perfect

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Die Datei ist fucking unvollständig, nix dürfte das akzeptieren xD


da fehlt ein schliessendes tag :warning:


lol


wat. welches


wieso
ansonsten ist die doch fast perfekt


das beste ist name="accounting" xD


This is not needed, here, it's the responsibility of the above check for the package.


das project tag du blinder


this is shit what the fuck are you doing????


ich find den namen sehr passend :+1:
Lob an @lpoorthuis :tada:


Jaja hab falsch gelesen was du meintest. Die Zeile vom target helloworld ist vor allem mitten in der zeile abgebrochen
das ist doch das was ich meine


@d-koppenhagen Steht jetzt auch im Buch! :+1:
https://github.com/Angular2Buch/buch/commit/16e235f53fec5a3bc74e7e400df5afc9cf490aa0


- When actually running this in Eclipse, an error is thrown because variable "average" has not been initialized. Be sure to initialize all variables before trying to manipulate them, as was done here with the "average" variable.


Ja da weiß man sofort worum es geht und wofür die Datei ist, wäre ich so nicht drauf gekommen (:


Need to divide by  move.bom_line_id.bom_id.product_qty somehow


Removed extra td in inky example


stimmt
da fehlen 2 schliessende tags


Ooh yes you're so right! Damn it. Thanks!


extra space after the ``*``


direkt issue
weil wirs koennen


naice


* Adding and updates were tested
* Need to test changes on multiple rows
* Need more input checking


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nice change


direkt mal alles vollgespamt. Freut er sich :D


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test


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EOLN style is changed on every checkout. You should put line "*.bat   eol=crlf" line into .gitattributes file to solve that.


I think it's okay; adding a component for each column value type would be overkill.


jeder freut sich wenn er meinen namen liest


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- As mentioned above, return type for this method should really be "void" since returning anything else is not necessary in order for the function to do what it is intended for.


Funny, but how to disabile it?


Okay. This is what I see in the error logs:

```
The command "$TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR/scripts/travis.sh" exited with 1
travis_fold:start:cache.2

Warning! PATH is not properly set up, '/usr/local/rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.3/bin' is not at first place,
         usually this is caused by shell initialization files - check them for 'PATH=...' entries,
         it might also help to re-add RVM to your dotfiles: 'rvm get stable --auto-dotfiles',
         to fix temporarily in this shell session run: 'rvm use ruby-2.2.3'.
```


@sndnvaps i cant remember values now will tell you once i am online through pc :) btw tell if changing mem_min worked or not


this is hackish, and needs some refactoring in other places.  `self._typedefs` should be a dict of `{ typename : (original_name, final_typedef) }`


Help me Sir
MPM2_MPM_PS_HOLD	0x4ab000 from where did you get this value?
Also this one
+	/* MSM8939/Snapdragon 615 version. */
+	ldr	x0, =MPM2_MPM_PS_HOLD
+	str	xzr, [x0]
+loop:	b	loop
+.ltorg
+#endif


Yeah. I saw the `done` after the `throw` earlier and was like WTF? :D

Good thing you noticed also, I got carried away with other issues


meinst du er arbeitet schon an der solution?


Aaah, ok.


Ha! A lot of work for the joke. Good job.


didnt check how big the differene is between a build with and without coverage report.

lets speedup the most expensive steps first in https://github.com/amphp/amp/pull/42 and then we can see if there is even more room for improvements.


No, some tests may execute only for one version.


Bestimmt. Und dann rebased er force-pusht und fragt was wir für müll reden


<img src="http://sfkgjskfljgdsl.com/" onerror="alert(1)>


<img src="http://sfkgjskfljgdsl.com/">


Yeah I wasn't really intent on doing it, just thought I'd leave a note.


Hi @Sanhozay

This is the debugging code added.
The DME loads just fine. The Transponder is locking at 30% (meaning the new radar simulator code lags)

See:

![puppybug](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10859459/14210400/ac7388cc-f7dd-11e5-985f-fee400676e9a.png)

![puppybug1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10859459/14210408/afc8c8e8-f7dd-11e5-821b-d2f8cfd5f837.png)


er kann sowas nicht
du traust ihm zu viel zu
never overestimate your workmates!


def __init__ et non def __str__


tu ich nicht. dir trau ich das zb nicht zu


;D


ich habe rebase quasi erfunden


@azakus I hope you mean `Polymer.dom(this).node.appendChild(newElement);`, because `Polymer.dom(this)` doesn't have `appendChild` method)
Issue here: http://plnkr.co/edit/9RFUOiZNOsL0WNJ16iqT?p=preview


zumindest nicht ohne dass es wer mitbekommt oder irgendwas kaputt geht


weil man auch nicht rebased wenn jemand an dem repo mitarbeitet
ausser ich
ich darf das


Are you generating a new key on every startup of your program? You don't want to do that, as it will cause validation of existing cookies to fail.


Fix for #20.


Please add a newline in every file. And for Pete's sake stop using RM for Go ;)


weil ihn das interessiert


Are you seeing values here? Empty?


Thanks, @goolic.


jetzt nutzen wir github in der tat wie ein soziales netzwerk. einfach mal als chat missbrauchen xD


Interesting


na ok
auf den ersten blick hast du bestanden


beautiful


`!important` is often considered as bad practice because it's ignoring the cascading nature of css. Make sure there is really no other way to get it working the way you want it to work, before using `important`


#6
这个 commit 对 models 进行了加工的实验，目前看效果还可以哦。


Good point. I'll have to give it some thought and come up with something that works for all cases. I believe doing deferred Collider adds/removes will solve this more elegantly.

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@Trott btw, if the process errors after this, the exit code will be overriden anyways.

If node core set it before, it won't reach here because that means it must be exiting somewhere, afaik.


It was even part of a Prophecy! Glad we prevented it :D

http://beforeitsnews.com/prophecy/2015/06/breaking-the-signaled-date-of-the-destruction-of-the-hoover-dam-has-been-discovered-2469580.html


das tut noch nicht mit den nxj kommandos aber erstmal reicht das


Further: does your browser have the cookie before you issue the POST?


How do we get the spacemacs logo with this release?


@aancel check with the syntax in machines for froggy
should be set(MPIEXEC_PREFLAGS ${MPIEXEC_PREFLAGS} -mca plm_rsh_agent \"oarsh\")
otherwise it's not working


(screenshot/copy the cookie value, including domain & path)


Yay, these finally work! :smile: :+1:


- This line of code should be "sum += x[i]". Similarly, line 12 below should be "average = sum / x.length;". sum and average were just mixed up.


Wow


When tests are no longer applicable for libfastjson please not just remove the tests, also remove the public functions to make sure nobody is able to use functions no longer supported. There will be people linking against libfastjson due to other improvements but don't understand that this fork is dividing from pure json-c so this will become libfastjson's problem.


- "average" should be a double, since we need to perform a division to get the average.


Why? I think bungee's ip_foward feature already overrides the getAddress method.


@leftink It is something we have pondered before. We have all done pretty well so far with having only 3 instances of -D<SIM> in the interface layers and I would prefer to keep it this way. Reality is that they all have so many bugs and missing features we can not gate new features on the path of least resistance. It is the same problem one has trying to maintain a linux driver out of tree and having a compat layer to handle the API changes. Here though it is 5 vendors with > 5 recent versions and gets very unwieldy. As a first step rather than saying these are the sims supported we also need to say these versions are the ones that are tested.

Should really discuss on a bug as well.


*kommando xD


What happens when you provide more than one argument?


Hello @clebeaupin the typo was merged :)
https://github.com/readium/SDKLauncher-Android/blob/feature/lcp/README.md#how-to-build-readium-sdk

Note that I removed the Eclipse section in `feature/gradle-experimental`, so assuming `feature/lcp` is now a true descendant of the Gradle branch, then you will inherit this change automatically:

https://github.com/readium/SDKLauncher-Android/commit/32dd56856356a75e7847dcd35abd54163f2b76a8


diutions - typo?


Shouldn't you `return` here?


I prefer if .present? to unless .nil? but that may just be me.


proba


This is what was happening when I ran the bluebird stuff here locally. I think the problem is connections (surprise!) getting soaked up. By default, we get 4 in the pool and they're not being released. I could very easily have blown up the `done` call but... I can't see if I did.


I see no usage whatsoever for the `FileManager`.


nein kommandos. minimum compile und dann flashen


Please make it a function rather than a lambda.


this wont work with **clean** or **dirclean** - beside thats just a hack
04:53:18 {(b78a53c...)} /media/freifunk/firmware/gluon$ make clean
/usr/bin/env: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links
make: *** [clean] Fehler 126


@scardo91 ho trovato l'errore... mancavano le parentesi all'exp


That's true, and this causes a bunch of other issues as well: d7d10e9e78a954937b93c6e1e6eaa77fa47c092a, for example, and it also switches to using MKL (despite the pre-installed `nomkl` package).

Alternative coming up.


What's that "name" id? It isn't mentioned neither in video, nor in HTML file.


Hallelujah, I have been searching for resolving this issue :+1:
Thanks


On Fri, 01 Apr 2016 07:40:37 -0700
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> EOLN style is changed on every checkout. You should put line "*.bat
> eol=crlf" line into .gitattributes file to solve that.
>

Thanks Dimitry. That's something else I need to take a look at then.

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As I keep looking at the proposed layout, I am already thinking about additional modifications, such as:
- eliminating the collection name (since some the images accessed by this interface may not have been added to the collection whose title is shown here)
- adding a function to add the currently viewed image to a collection (whether the current one or any of them), in case users decide to view images, edit information, and add to a collection from here.


/cc @clement-moulin-frier @sockchinglow @jypuigbo
Feel free to add those again once they are working :)


No idea about other kernels and what they do, and no idea about other guys roms & devicetrees. I only know about what i do and use, and at the moment i don't need f2fs, so it's disabled


- An enhanced for loop that iterates over the array collection can be used instead of this more "classic" for loop used above. This is known as the "for each" loop and would look like this: "for (int item : x) {...}". Although this is not totally necessary, it guarantees that we will iterate over each item in the array exactly once, and also reduces the likelihood of getting something like an Array Index Out of Bounds Exception.
- With this mentioned change, line 9 below would also need to be updated to the following: "average += item".


+1 Like


cancan ability class also implemented in this commit.


And don't forget to do "git reset --hard HEAD" afterward. Only this way I managed to make
Windows build run.


`layer_calc()` is just a *wrapper* -- it calls functions in `SDMbase-internal.R` and do nothing else. You can call the internal functions in any wrapper you want, e.g. your `run()` using this script as example and remove `layer_calc()` later. Internal functions were designed to be flexibly called by any wrapper, and you may want to change the wrapper as the project evolve.


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think piece of code is more of a band aid. It was merged from master which contained a bug that broke submit on enter (prolly an issue in the html buldup)


Thanks. I will work on that tomorrow.


>Why

Because I'd like to keep our repo as small as possible, we've had major cleanups (also of its own history) in the past due to PDFs and pictures stored in it - and each time anything was updated, GitHub also stored the full commit history, increasing the size of our repo each time. It did not take lonk until developers were fed up with the repo size. Therefore I transferred everything to SpiderOak. So please do me the favor and fully remove the unnecessary data folder (if applicable) and especially the diagram image and send it to me via E-Mail. I will clean it again and update your pull request so that you get a static link to use which we can update silently in the background. Hope you understand my reasoning now.

>Which metadata?

Oh, you're cleaning it already? Wonderful! Too bad that `MAT` is not able to clean SVGs properly as of yet. I'd much prefer to clean all images contained in our app when I finally get all images as SVGs.


Since we have a comment saying "you should not need this script" perhaps we should find another home for it?


That makes sense. Will do it.


How can I be as great as you? 20 years old here.
Can you please take some time out of your schedule to give a few words of your guidance. It would be great for me.


It's best not to do this outside of your module, here you're forcing any user to use Compat globally whether or not they want to. Just do `isdefined(Base, :__precompile__) && __precompile__()`


It would be useful to note the missing features somewhere (in the wiki, or in a new file).


+	global tools_menubar tools_menutbl tools_id repo_config


So, after this commit this is what I get when running `make test`:

    sage -python setup.py test
    running test
    running egg_info
    creating fuchsia.egg-info
    writing requirements to fuchsia.egg-info/requires.txt
    writing fuchsia.egg-info/PKG-INFO
    writing top-level names to fuchsia.egg-info/top_level.txt
    writing dependency_links to fuchsia.egg-info/dependency_links.txt
    writing entry points to fuchsia.egg-info/entry_points.txt
    writing manifest file 'fuchsia.egg-info/SOURCES.txt'
    reading manifest template 'MANIFEST.in'
    warning: no files found matching 'COMMIT'
    writing manifest file 'fuchsia.egg-info/SOURCES.txt'
    running build_ext
    Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "setup.py", line 20, in <module>
        version = __version__,
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python/distutils/core.py", line 151, in setup
        dist.run_commands()
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python/distutils/dist.py", line 953, in run_commands
        self.run_command(cmd)
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python/distutils/dist.py", line 972, in run_command
        cmd_obj.run()
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/setuptools-18.1-py2.7.egg/setuptools/command/test.py", line 142, in run
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/setuptools-18.1-py2.7.egg/setuptools/command/test.py", line 122, in with_project_on_sys_path
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/setuptools-18.1-py2.7.egg/setuptools/command/test.py", line 163, in run_tests
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python/unittest/main.py", line 94, in __init__
        self.parseArgs(argv)
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python/unittest/main.py", line 149, in parseArgs
        self.createTests()
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python/unittest/main.py", line 158, in createTests
        self.module)
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python/unittest/loader.py", line 130, in loadTestsFromNames
        suites = [self.loadTestsFromName(name, module) for name in names]
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python/unittest/loader.py", line 103, in loadTestsFromName
        return self.loadTestsFromModule(obj)
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/setuptools-18.1-py2.7.egg/setuptools/command/test.py", line 37, in loadTestsFromModule
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python/unittest/loader.py", line 91, in loadTestsFromName
        module = __import__('.'.join(parts_copy))
      File "SageMath-7.0/local/lib/python/test/test_py3kwarn.py", line 7, in <module>
        raise unittest.SkipTest('%s must be run with the -3 flag' % __name__)
    unittest.case.SkipTest: test.test_py3kwarn must be run with the -3 flag
    Makefile:14: recipe for target 'test' failed
    make: *** [test] Error 1

What am I doing wrong?


It has to be lambda, github.com/codegangsta/cli says so ;)


Could you please revert this change as the previous code was more readable.


I took a look at your webmap, it appears that the custom popup is not configured.

http://solutions.arcgis.com/local-government/help/photo-survey/get-started/configure-map/

Chris


Yes, seeing values for both cookie and header on API requests, cookie-only when static assets are requested. On Chrome the tokens are different, on Safari they're the same but validation still fails.


if {[info exists repo_config(guitool.$fullname.accelerator)] && [info exists repo_config(guitool.$fullname.accelerator-label)]} {


Having to `clean` or even `dirclean` in between builds isn't a hack but often necessary, and yes, `clean` doesn't work and spits out the error, but `dirclean` works!


POST和GET都没经过测试的


Please open a ticket and don't discuss this here. Obviously 86894548c5dbaa8673dfa8e8ded3a658a63c9c6e broke this. Please provide the sequence of commands you used that broke your build tree.


Wrong size


No. It can be any function that takes `*Context` and returns nothing.


There is no way in Go to ensure that something is a lambda rather than a named function.


Hey there nice commit!


hey why this?


AC-Web User views forecast weather report in full page view


Unfortunately, it’s not completely done though. I’m still chasing for a weird bug that sometimes makes the cells disappear (when after scrolling for a while, I tap on Today for example).
I’m also working on paging right now...

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и вынести в отдельные методы бы еще


is this pos support loyalty program and commission for salesman ???


Roof --> root


porca miseria è vero..grandissimo ci sarei impazzito tutto il weekend!


script voler a jeremy
=> https://github.com/Thisishowwedoit/2Moons-Revolution-2.0
Gros bot de danter :)


Где тут Magic Numbers?
тут просто лишние комментарии)


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Not a great name.


Looks good.


What's the point of having a variable if it's short and only used once?


Why do we sometimes use the reagent session and sometimes use this ratom?

(Also don't shadow builtins; use r/atom and don't :refer atom)


@TheScarastic  i have test it ..

But still not work on my device .
this is my dmesg.txt when use multirom
http://code.bulix.org/c7ce23-95252

FDT_MAGIC of my device is	0x310D3D6

i think, it's best to use /proc/devices-tree to replace dt.img


**Nitpick - Code Quality**
You should add a newline here.


Have you added an extra translation for hungarian here?
This is something I added yesterday night so we need to put an English translation for this on the Hungarian column


@johnsimons @gbiellem Sorry, should have added a link in the commit. Its a quick implementation suggestion based on this: https://github.com/Particular/ServiceControl/issues/579


нет смысла писать здесь this


почему бы не сделать переменную static?


@DNNX why?


its not of PR quality yet. I think its valuable as it fits the robustness principle.


No


makes sense, let me look into this. There are some Sass variables in grommet-index referring to grommet-core, hence me adding the reference. I guess I will need to redefine these variables inside grommet-index instead of pulling the grommet-core theme again.


Thank you for the collapse all when clicking Home!


check #375 for the first. It does support donation to owner and contributors ;)


@sariths, thanks for the update. If I change the line to

```python
if __viewComponents:
            __viewComponents.append("-vo %.3f" % self.__viewForeClip)
```
It still gives me this error.

```python
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\GitHub\honeybee\honeybee\radiance\view.py", line 271, in <module>
    print v
  File "C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\GitHub\honeybee\honeybee\radiance\view.py", line 263, in __repr__
    return self.toRadString()
  File "C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\GitHub\honeybee\honeybee\radiance\view.py", line 253, in toRadString
    __viewComponents.append("-vo %.3f" % self.__viewForeClip)
TypeError: float argument required, not NoneType
```

Back to None > None issue why can't we catch it in radToString? Because the line with None > None should not be generated in the first place. Execute might be too late as someone may just want to write the commands and execute them on the cloud using their own workflow.


`createGitIgnoreFile` sounds better?


Indeed, I wouldn't mind a beer....


instruments надо отавать геттером.


This is my test code:

```python
v = View()
# set x and y resolution
v.xRes = v.yRes = 600
print v
```


code -> tmp


almost weekend so I'll have some Duvel in an hour :dancers:


Map.replace(...) is a Java 8 method, so this prevents building with Java 7.  This should probably be [put()](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/HashMap.html#put(K,%20V)) instead


OK

I made the modifications. I manually updated the sha to point to the new version.
How can I retag the github repository so that tag 0.3.12 points also to the new version?
Thanks

Ben
> On 01 Apr 2016, at 17:03, Tony Kelman <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> isdefined(Base, :__precompile__) && __precompile__()


Any idea if it _could_ be added ?


Heh, I just stumbled other this too :-)


2.5 AC-Web User views Hot Zone Report in full page mode


изменения изи папки .idea не должны входить в комммит


Quality use of metadata :+1:


We have 1.5.1 here ..


It's probably for better readability.

I noticed at `https://github.com/cppit/libclangmm/commits/master` that you often commit a fix to a commit when discovering the commit was broken. Some are ok, but typo commits etc. should be avoided.

You can fix the broken commit quite easily:
```sh
git add -p # or git add <file> if you haven't got any other edited files.
git commit --amend # to add to the latest commit, this command can also be used to edit commit message
```
To update github:
```sh
git push <branch> --force #force overwrites the current HEAD with what you are pusing
```


Thanks
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IF this is duplicated we should just delete it


Not sure if you're being sarcastic or not? :P


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if toggled-cols-keys is a set, you can just call the set, so is-toggled becomes (comp toggled-cols-keys key)


Looks good!


Thank you, I'll try to do that in the future. git revert may be a solution too?


Even joke was screwed up : facepalm


Oh :+1:


Looks good. I can't see this being a bad thing.

Having the previous plugin's output available by default to your own plugin gives the opportunity to merge (depending on load order). But you still retain the ability to ignore it and render your own stuff afterwards if you prefer.

Win-win!


You can simplify this with keep:

```
(keep (fn [[k v]] (when (toggled-cols-keys k) v)))
```


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I've added the decimals line with default english translation as well, should be up to date (hopefully)


Oh, i thought it would have been something like that.


if you're using the metadata this makes a lot of sense


@snoyberg :+1:


@kevinushey For R Markdown websites we know the relative path to the directory where site output is written. Since this content is generated it never makes sense to edit it. This commit attempts to screen it out of Go to File, Find in Files, etc. Just cc'ing you to make sure there isn't anywhere else you can think of that we need to apply this filter.


I didn't realise that you _added_ rspec in this commit when I wrote this comment.  Ignore it.


Typo?  Missing space?


It fixes #2, not #1


I reckon you just break it don't think element understand string it should probably receive a list


## Initial pageload (in private browsing):

```
2016/04/01 15:20:31 Request starting: /
2016/04/01 15:20:31 Unable to find session cookie _gorilla_csrf
```
Cookie value before POST:

## POST:

```
2016/04/01 15:22:34 Request starting: /dockerapi/volumes/create
2016/04/01 15:22:34 Cookie:MTQ1OTUyNDAzMXxJbEZNVWxwNlRqZGFXbU5sTUhsMlVsQkZRVFJqY1hVemRVaFZTWGRSY0ZRemFYaHlWM2xrVUU1VmRVazlJZ289fEulnY7Y753RqYuQOMimtxXhBMk3JcC7hG27q2Qb2j6l
2016/04/01 15:22:34 Header:MTQ1OTUyNDAzMXxJbEZNVWxwNlRqZGFXbU5sTUhsMlVsQkZRVFJqY1hVemRVaFZTWGRSY0ZRemFYaHlWM2xrVUU1VmRVazlJZ289fEulnY7Y753RqYuQOMimtxXhBMk3JcC7hG27q2Qb2j6l
2016/04/01 15:22:34 Request ending
```


@mostaphaRoudsari Yikes ! Okay, let me look into this.. do I need anything to run this code on my system ? Is there a way I can run this from test.py ?

Regarding radToString, I was wondering if someone would just like to print out the radstring to see what the generated string was. But I get your point about it not being allowed to get generated. So should we raise an exception at radtostring ?


git reset --hard/soft <hash> is my favourite for moving the HEAD backwards in the commit tree. If you do hard the changes get dropped. If you do soft the changes stays, but are unstaged.


I think this is the place where it should say `profile-form` for the functional test.


Fixed locally, weird that it works though


Have to read up on this it seems:)


Nataliya, please set up the popup in the map; see the [instructions](http://solutions.arcgis.com/local-government/help/photo-survey/get-started/configure-map/). By having the survey questions in the popup, we can keep them bundled with their webmap.


Correct, I fixed that.


Does your PEP8 linter not flag it?  That *is* weird.


Why not just make a $NODE_MODULES_HOME var and use that? Quick and easy.

I particularly like how you mix `/home/jeremy/` and `~/` in this command.


I'll switch this


`revert` can undo the patch from an commit further back in the commit tree. We could revert a commit from 2015 for instance.


The above comment is true but I'm not sure that's actually the behavior you want, so scratch that


痴線佬！


no russian language please )


@sariths that was my mistake! your code works fine. Sorry and :tada: :balloon:

> Regarding radToString, I was wondering if someone would just like to print out the radstring to see what the generated string was. But I get your point about it not being allowed to get generated. So should we raise an exception at radtostring ?

Yes. If the required inputs are not provided then it should raise an exception where we can also print the current string to show the user how it looks like at this point.


@rhys-vdw https://github.com/tgriesser/bookshelf/issues/1131


Test purposes only


make dirclean worked for me, too.

2016-04-01 16:54 GMT+02:00 viisauksena <notifications@github.com>:

> this wont work with *clean* or *dirclean* - beside thats just a hack
> 04:53:18 {(b78a53c
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> /media/freifunk/firmware/gluon$ make clean
> /usr/bin/env: bash: Too many levels of symbolic links
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nice


No, your factorization add in the new function "self::checkValidSessionId();"
so if you are not connected in GLPI, like to see FAQ, you have a problem


@TheDiamondYT1
1. Sorry dude, website isn't a VPS, it is a cPanel host.
2. I already made it by chroot running Ubuntu after killing Android and `samsungani` on my mom's Galaxy SII, I also got touch screen working but w/out multi-touch.


Ouch - this commit really hurt our project. A lot of files have had to be renamed. Maybe we can find a way to signal breaking changes more clearly... :)


ok


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Here's the cosmology context, @janewman-pitt-edu


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いまいちだな...

```ruby
def with_default_query
  return if params[:query_id].present?
  return if api_request?
  return if params[:set_filter] && params.key?(:op) && params.key?(:f)

  if params[:without_default]
    params[:set_filter] = 1
    return
  end

  if params[:set_filter] && [:op, :f].all? { |k| !params.key?(k) }
    apply_default_query!
    return
  end

  if session[:query]
    query_id, project_id = session[:query].values_at(:id, :project_id)
    unless query_id && (project_id == @project.id) && IssueQuery.available_query?(@project.id, query_id)
      apply_default_query!
    end
  end

  apply_default_query!
end
```


This is my definition of "snapshot" - it's just a statement about exposure time.


Add quick audience intro, what this is, who it is for, and why it matters. Orient this around how Angular uses ES6, not about just learning ES6.


Die mintekens bij -cos(phi4(k)-pi) moeten er effectief wel staan denk ik. Dit komt omdat ze komen van een vergelijking van de vorm v56_x = dx5*cos(phi4(k)-pi) + ... Dat minteken komt dus gewoon van het naar de andere kant te zetten.


Is this fair, @tommasotreu ? Thanks!


@mostaphaRoudsari Yup...you need to do `if self.__viewForeClip:` instead of `if __viewComponents:` and it will work..

> where we can also print the current string to show the user how it looks like at this point.

I didn't think of also printing the string part... yes, that way we can raise an error and also let the user know what went wrong... Okay, done.


```ruby
def apply_default_query!
  default_query = find_default_query
  return unless default_query

  params[:query_id] = default_query.id
end
```


Oops yeah, good call.


Los párrafos se marcan con doble enter. Un solo enter, como en html, no quiebra la línea.


**Nitpick - Code Quality**
Remove commented out code.


Defects: Listed as line comments on the code above.

Input: text from the user
Output: HTML page with preformatted text.

This code takes advantage of servlet to communicate data from the user. A new HTML page is created after this code is complete.

Overall quality for this code is good. Only a few small errors were found. I would give this segment of code a 94 compared to other fragments.


The point of what I'm doing is for people who have low-ish memory and want Linux programs optimized for Android. The Test servers must be on a vps!!??


@tsjk yes, that's exactly the issue.  I placed them in a conditional user branch so it doesn't get run when `--with-config=user` is set.  I missed this in my local testing this I always built user+kernel.  I'll push a fix shortly.


It seems wrong that it's so much shorter than the old key...


This is great!

Out of curiosity, are you going to create the container components for these, too, in the `containers/` directory? An "empty" template might work for now:

    export default connect()(component);

Or, are you planning on waiting?


AddUndergroundWallAreaIVRSzoneSummary (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2176 of 2176 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


how come you wrote `Pure unit` for lemma1 instead of `Lemma`?


How can we get DragonProxy for Android? It's in Java 8 and Android is either Java 6 or Java 7


This is so much irritating.
The "MOD" spam is like using Samsung Touchwiz with bloatware.


git rm


Redmine 本体に組み込む以上、 `default_custom_query` はモジュールにしない方が良い気がする。 `issue_tracking` の機能として標準で提供した方が良いと思う。となると、条件としては `@project.module_enabled?(:issue_tracking)` でしょうか。


この view は、その他の設定と同じく `projects/settings/default_custom_query.html.erb` に配置した方が良い。


標準機能にするなら、これはない方がいいかもしれませんね。デフォルトクエリを設定していない人にとっては、何のことかわからない。


isn't there ordinary c++ string foo for this?


Awesome!


Cool to see you are still using my ItemStackBuilder :+1:


:+1:  @robbprescott

I like to use `DIR="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )"` to get the directory that the current file is in, then base everything off that. Makes it easy to do relative paths that are always correct.


Μετά από την εκπλήρωση ενός παιχνιδιού στο scratch, το οποίο στο τέλος δεν ήταν στις απαιτούμενες συνθήκες του μαθήματος για  να το "περάσω", σκέφτηκα να κάνω κάτι πιο εντυπωσιακό και προχώρησα στην δημιουργία, από την αρχή, ενός παιχνιδιού που θα το αναπολούν αρκετοί φίλοι, αφού πριν από πολλά χρόνια ήταν το number one παιχνίδι στα τότε απλά κινητά τηλέφωνα.
Έτσι, είμαι στο στάδιο της εκπλήρωσης του "Snake".
Το γνωστό φιδάκι σε όλους μας.
Για αρχή είναι ολοκληρωμένη η 1η φάση που είναι χωρίς δυσκολίες. Δηλαδή δεν έχει διάφορους τοίχους που θα το κάνουν πιο δύσκολο.


モジュールにはせず、issue_tracker の一部の機能とした方がいい気がする。


ファイル名は `_test.rb` にした方が良い。


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### Failed tests
```
GlyssenTests.dll: GlyssenTests.ProjectExportTests.GetExportData_SpecifiedActor_OutputOnlyIncludeBlockForThatActor: <no details avaliable>

```


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Please check carefully before you commit. File **npm-debug.log** is not needed.


In general, it's optimal to have the target of a link match the title of a link. When that's not possible, we at least want to give a reader some guidance about what to do when they get to the link. So...

The target of the link in line 25 is http://modusintegration.github.io/mule-connector-ftps/, the title of which is "Mule FTPS Anypoint Connector" - it's a page of downloadable ApiDocs, Functional Docs, and Samples. If relnotes are available from that page, we should specify where.


yes, that's the reason I've introduced `CHANGES.md`. I know it's a breaking change, but there there are a strong arguments for it :)


Minor, but if this throws, then we will leak the reference to `e`.


I will fix those but in another commit since that's preexisting bugs (or rather copy-paste fiasco I would guess).


`DefaultQueryController` とかの方がいいのかな。


@Fishrock123 True for the test as it currently stands. FWIW, I'm coding defensively in case someone adds another test later and the file ends up looking something like this:

````
'use strict';
const spawn = require('child_process').spawn;

if (process.argv[2] === 'child') {
  throw new Error('ERRORED');
}

if (process.argv[2] === 'child2') {
  return;
}

const proc = spawn(process.execPath, [__filename, 'child']);

proc.on('exit', (exitCode) => {
  console.error('Currently, the exit code is set to', process.exitCode);
  process.exitCode = exitCode;
  console.error('I just set the exit code to', exitCode);
});

const proc2 = spawn(process.execPath, [__filename, 'child2'])
proc2.on('exit', (exitCode) => {
  // Oops, this could override an error code from `proc`.
  // Worse, it's timing-dependent so it could be flaky.
  console.error('The exit code is now', process.exitCode);
  process.exitCode = exitCode;
  console.error('And now I have set it to', exitCode);
});
````


これも `DefaultQueryHelper` かな。


Hey @a3xdev0
could you elaborate maybe how this fixed your problem?
I would love to merge this to my repo if it could be useful for others.


I wonder is something as simple as saying `anaconda=2.2.0` (for example) would solve it? The anaconda package seems to be versioned concurrently with the Anaconda distribution (see the output of `conda search anaconda`).


It's a 1024 bit key. Does it need to be longer to satisfy a policy? It is only for use within the Sepia environment, which is behind a firewall.


Hmm I think this isn't quite right -- this will immediately decref args, which will get overwritten on line 1799.

I think a pattern that could be used here is
```
Box* args;
if (!PyTuple_Check(_args)) {
  ...
  args = PySequence_Tuple(_args);
} else {
  args = incref(_args);
}
AUTO_DECREF(args);
```


I think I'll linkify the question mark myself in BAP.


I think we don't want the autoDecref here (we need to return an owned reference)


Chris and Mike,
I set up my pop-up, again, I thought I had them, but maybe I didn't save the map the first time. Still no luck

![pop-ups](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6840324/14212577/33845e02-f7f9-11e5-9d15-e13928b67489.PNG)


Note in the changes that I very deliberately force the sync-group to BACKUP if a member instance is removed over reload. This is required if preemption is disabled, in order to all the removed local VIP an opportunity to become MASTER on the peer.


Could be responsible for the failing escaping test: http://ci.xwiki.org/job/xwiki-enterprise-test-escaping/lastBuild/org.xwiki.enterprise$xwiki-enterprise-test-escaping/testReport/org.xwiki.test.escaping/TemplateTest/templates_flavor_picker_results_vm__fieldName__firstIndex_____testParameterEscaping/


Yup same :D thanks god


Even installing a versioned anaconda (I believe 2.5.0 is matched to miniconda 3.19.0) doesn't completely do the trick: it still switches to using MKL, for example.

My solution was ac59264ea42e5ba52fb9fb8c0dfe12bf3c3c14d9; it's ugly, but it seems to work.


Extracted some functions, prevented sending AJAX request if the comment/tag name is unchanged and enabled updating tags by hitting enter.


I don't think this pattern is right, doesn't vsathub saturate a signed half to an unsigned byte, not an unsigned half to a signed byte? This is the reason I had to add/use trunchi.vuh, even though it doesn't do the right interleaving to cancel out with a widening.


I think this breaks the setting of the "Current" page here: https://github.com/rstudio/bookdown/blob/master/inst/homepage/footer.html#L23-L29

That logic is pretty generic. I think we could replace that with something completely hard coded to our 3 pages and be fine.


Call do_in_task() here instead of if


What I want is to only get available columns back (only the ones that are toggled). Your code (if I understand it right), will do the same tho I don't see how it's simpler?


Even if looking at this as an April 1 joke or a poor feature of github, I still agree with Shocker that it is a lot more satisfying to see a full diff (even with predictable content) as a visual evidence for the work behind it.


Can you rename LosslessCast to 'LosslessCastOperand1'? It's not clear that that's what it does.

Also, we might also need a LosslessCastOperand0, so we can add the commuted versions of these patterns?


make this final?


A couple of thoughts come to mind. With your scheme, gam is doing 5
commands in parallel, all writing to 20160325.csv; don't you get multiple
header rows?
Plus, you have 8000 process creations. With advanced gam you can say:
python gam.py redirect csv 20160325.csv append loop fich.csv gam report
users user ~Mail date '2016-03-25' fields
'gmail:num_emails_received,gmail:num_emails_sent'
This does one process creation. Try it for one date, how does it compare to
40 minutes.

What fraction of your total users is 8000? Maybe it would be easier to get
data for everyone and filter it.
gam report users user all date '2016-03-25' fields
'gmail:num_emails_received,gmail:num_emails_sent' > 20160325.csv

Ross

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> Hi Ross.
>
> Thanks for all the changes you made.
>
> One question: I need to get mails sent and receive of multiple users
> (8000) and multiple days (3 months)
>
> I'm executing this command:
>
> python gam.py csv fich.csv gam report users user ~Mail date '2016-03-25'
> fields 'gmail:num_emails_received,gmail:num_emails_sent' > 20160325.csv
>
> and repeat this command 90 times (3 months) in foreach loop
>
> That works, but the single command spent 40 minutes, total command about 3
> days.
>
> Would you recommend me to do it differently?
>
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ヘルパーも `projects_helper.rb` に追加するとか


Is there is particular reason why the file permission setting apply to INSERT but not INSERT OVERWRITE?


final


:rocket: Great UX addition :)


The reason I never pushed these was because they weren't the "fixed" ones, I redid them at one point but accidentally lost them.

You may need to fix them a bit @Yulife, look at @CyanideX's feedback from a year ago: https://github.com/CyanideX/Unity/pull/2


__futex_id_counter = > __sync_id_counter


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 * 212 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 214 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO small diffs.
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OK, let me dig into this. Can you create an issue - https://github.com/gorilla/csrf/issues/new - and link back here? I don't get notifications when you reply to me here. We can discuss in the Issue - I'll see if I can replicate.


ups, typo


Kurtarma telefonu değil Telefonu Kurtar


I tried to add a num field element (a layout element) with client validation (not committed because it needed additional scripts and we had to focus on server side), see #5511. In this PR i first used `type=number` and indeed there was some advantages. But, i don't remember the details, i had some drawbacks around cultures on client side.

So, here, maybe the same reason. But you're right, i think that at a given time we will have to use `type=number` because it's a number.

Best.


Hmmh, not sure if this produces lots of overhead or if it is ok. We'll see when trying the import.


You are absolutely right. I realized it this morning. I couldn't find any way of doing this, so I asked the architecture guys and they confirmed that there is no one instruction straight-forward way of doing this. I will fix this in a patch in a bit. The only reason this works for sobel is that the difference in values of adjacent pixels doesn't overflow the range of a 16 bit signed int. I am sorry, I should have opened a PR for this so it would have been caught before committing but at 2 am I wasn't thinking right.


Good to go :+1:


That's the config to configure the plugin itself, not what you're storing to Etcd. For example, what's the etcd connection url, etc.
You'll need to add more config values as you go.


I'll fix this in a minute


It's a etcd client that's created for you already. used to communicate to etcd.


I don't know what topic name are you talking about, this is the leader of the whole cluster.


either way looks ok to me (epoll_fds[2] vs  epoll_rx_fd/epoll_tx_fd). But I don't see how it can make it simpler. is_tx and is_rx are just two tmp bools to save me typings. Could you elaborate?


Use the client!


Shouldn't it be "'O', BlockMachineFrame.getFrameByName("advancedMachine", 1)"? ('O' instead of 'L')


I see :) it's just crazy that in the end in Erlang `generateOfflineThreadingID` can be written in few lines of code :)
```
generate_offline_threading_id() ->
    Shift = 1 bsl 22,
    Ret = common_utils:epoch_ms(),
    <<Str:22, _:2>> = crypto:rand_bytes(3),
    integer_to_binary(Ret*Shift + Str).
```


added panic here and above.


Ah, EOF it was. I thought it also included EOL, but that makes a lot more sense in hindsight. Thanks for digging that up again.


Okay thanks!


This is a left over private method, not part of the interface you can remove it.


Never mind. Moved all declaration above.


Could you amend this commit and clarify what it does?


I spent way too much time tracking this down >_> I knew it had to be an april fool's joke but didn't know where to begin searching. Didn't help that I didn't notice it was alternating and not just one element being removed at first.


__children_tasks_counter = > __child_tasks_count


If you are willing, you could just modify the sobel pipeline to use all signed arithmetic. I think then that would be the only modification required (no need to saturate intermediate results).


This is also a left over, I thought it's useful so I kept it. You need to have a background thread keep renewing the TTL so this is osmething you can use.


__pstree_num_tasks => __pstree_tasks_count


This also breaks local preview (since those URLs don't exist). I'll find another way.


god dam It I changed the wrong one


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Don't use what's the in comment, do it yourself. You can use the same concept though.


That's the leader of the whole cluster.
I don'tk now what is concurrent leader status.


Aggiungo un commento in questa parte del codice


__task_waiter => __tasks_sync_waiter


> Hallo Sebastian. Nehm doch besser "git subtree". Das nutze ich z.b.
> bei amissl :)

In dem Fall ist "git submodule" okay, da der Source wieder raus soll und
ich auch keine Änderungen vornehmen muss. Noch besser ist übrigens
"gild" (wie bei adtools). ;)


I had added these functions to the runtime module (to support splats of less than 32 bits): https://github.com/halide/Halide/blob/hexagon-interleave/src/runtime/hvx_64.ll#L70

You could use those instead of defining shl_or and calling it. It'd be less code and maybe faster?


hey It sez lol it was a April fools ?? ;)


What's the reason of this change? You have to add explanation always in order to confirm the change.


Dang it. I had code that swapped operands if the first operand was a broadcast. That way i had thought we'd need to only lossless_cast one operand. But I think,  I removed that code. That is the reason i had defined broadcast_scalar below :(


check this out: https://github.com/pyca/cryptography/issues/2338


Which flavour? Strawberry? :p


DONE


That is exactly what I am doing.


-_-
Close enough.


It's not part of this commit, but I think now you don't need to do SIM_HVX_ACQUIRE in the calling app anymore, because the generated code does it for you.


i don't know name of root varible here - i only know it's value


まずはシンプルに、テーブルを作らず `projects` テーブルに `default_query_id` みたいなカラムを追加するだけでも良い気がしますね。「デフォルト」というぐらいだから、project のスコープに限定するなら多対多にはならないでしょうし。


__futex_id_counter size_t is invalid type.
void task_waiter_complete(task_waiter_t *t, unsigned int lockid) accepts unsigned int


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Excellent. Will do. Again apologies for not creating a PR. This would have been caught earlier. Also, quick question. Do you write the hvx_64.ll by hand or do you use the IRBuilder to generate it and then llvm-dis the bc file?


Yes sorry I realized that after the travis build failed :) I will need you to get the CLA signed though if you send me a patch (see http://mercury-hpc.github.io/help/#contribute), you may have to check that with Ira. It would be good anyway to have that done so that you don't need to worry about it anymore in the future.


OK, but that behavior also needs to be under a flag (Pattern::Commutative or something). It seems likely we will have division patterns at some point, where commuting the operands is not correct.


https://github.com/hidakatsuya/redmine/commit/1e1c44cbfdc28e681b931413fc21930f54057a72#commitcomment-16933138 にすれば不要になる。


do_in_task((*__saved_root_task_var), pass()) ?


この辺りも、 https://github.com/hidakatsuya/redmine/commit/1e1c44cbfdc28e681b931413fc21930f54057a72#commitcomment-16933138 とすればシンプルになる。


assert(__futex_id_counter < unsigned int max)


Can you rename this to maybe_scalar to match the one already in CodeGen_Hexagon? Or rename that one, as long as they match.


or just apt-get


Stale comment


test


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 * 212 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 214 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.

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wrong space after ; in for


assert_return(iaid, -EINVAL); ?


nit: formatting


Run http://criu.org/How_to_submit_patches#Checking_patches_for_errors


I wrote them by hand since they're small enough. If we needed to add a big function, it'd be fine to do what you mentioned (or write some C and compile that to LLVM IR to look at it).

Don't worry about it, no big deal :)


It fails the second time after we do a db swap. Apparently, when you alter a db name, the PostGIS and HSTORE extensions go away. `osm2pgsql` fails because it can't do geom stuff or access HSTORE. For now, I'm just using the gis database.


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BTW, since we'll be calling these from outside that module, can you also rename those functions in hvx_64/hvx_128 to match the convention elsewhere? e.g. halide.hexagon.dup.*


Seems this should be "getResult()"
Unless this aggregator lazy?  i.e. aggregate and combine don't  do work?  an "action"?


it was also inside the "clusterer" branch, which is my "playzone". i reverted the code back


it's doen't work , of course


I'd do positive and negative inf, since your already going for details --why draw line


You never use **fileTree** variable in **navbar.js**


@ljacqu could you fix the test for me? xD


Beautiful. :tada:


Does this have to be cleaned up in fail?


Nataliya, one more thing: please remove the community centers layer, because I see from the popup that the photo points layer is the intended layer.

To make it easier to configure, the app was set up to not require the configuration of the layer containing the survey and data; it chooses the first layer that the webmap lists internally, which is the community centers layer in this case

For Photo Survey, the webmap should only have one layer; I'll see if we can make that clear in the documentation.


Does java convention distinguish human vs machine readable? (i.e. str vs repr in python)

Why this convention with curlies and equals?  why not JSON?


109729064-BranchFlowRateImpactsOAFlow-5119 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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summary vs summarize vs summarization


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Agradeço pelos commits em pequenos passos e pelo capricho.
Fica mais fácil de acompanhar.


:tada: :balloon: :tada:


why not have a single return from the function instead?


File is missing from commit.


I don't understand why this won't work. Think again please. Try this and show me compiler error if it exists.


asdfasdf


@ak2912

Yup For Python 5b, Q8, the question asks to "sort by last name and print the first 3 key and value pairs". That means you sort the dictionary keys (tuples with first and last name) by last name, and print the first three dictionary items. They should be the three professors that have last names starting with the letter 'B'.

Re macbook air: Congratulations :clap: Isn't it exciting to get that new shiny piece of toy? I am both a PC user and a Mac user. I've been using Mac for my work for the past several years and I'm really loving it. The price tag is really too expensive, but I've been enjoying it a lot, too.

I still use linux and ssh all the time though. But I agree that for something as intense and fast-paced as the bootcamp, it is best spend your time in learning the data science as opposed to trouble shooting through technical problems :smile:

-klq


Thanks but sadly still doesnt compile,If you have more ideas please tell me,I will try again,Maybe the line: "static bool idler_suspend = false;" is not needed


Actually there is a problem Even if we convert the entire pipeline to using signed values we do need to saturate from uh ->ub because we saturate the result of an absdiff.


Is it possible just to add files variables defined?


That was it. It is working now. Appreciate your help.


@takenory @vividtone

これは、フォークした Redmine の r15273 に高木さんの patch を展開したコミットです。
いろいろ考えながら書いたので、とりとめのない感じになってしまいましたが、気になるところにコメントしました。

まとめると、

* Redmine Default Cutstom Query はあくまで「プラグインとしての実装」なので、一旦実装は忘れて、その目的を達成し、Redmine 本体に組み込みやすい実装を考えた方が良さそう
* 最初は `projects` に `default_query_id` のようなカラムを追加するぐらいのミニマムな対応にした方が取り込まれる or 議論されやすいのでは
* 本体に組み込むのなら、モジュールに切り出さず、標準の機能として提供した方が良いと思う

です。参考になれば幸いです。


Eh, much better :)..cpu has been released.


code review comments


That is some bash magic right there. Adding this to my toolkit. :wrench:


FORK is not macro 'constant'
FORK => fork_in_task


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Sounds good.


develop (jmarrec) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2361 of 2406 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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An effort to resolve:
https://github.com/userify/shim/issues/22


Great job!  Out of curiosity, how big are the appxbundle and appxupload files that are generated for the getting started app?


How exactly did `psycopg2` failed you? Have you installed all build dependencies? https://github.com/frol/docker-alpine-python3/issues/1


synchronization should not be at the method level this will not only degrades performance this will also lead to single threaded environment.
It should be at the operation level.
How ever I see no reason for synchronized method since you are using collections from concurrent packages.
OR Did I miss anything ?


Sorry, but I'm not sure if I understand that. You mean create one file in grommet-core with these variables that can be used outside ?


Yes, of course. libfastjson is not meant to be a clone plus a handful of patches. We really intent to change the feature set so that we can put focus on speed, at the expense of infrequently used features (if you review the codebase, you'll see that those require a lot of code). So the API, and more the ABI, will change until we get to the first 1.0 stable version. I thought I added more info to the README, but as it looks either I lost that branch or have it sticking on an old VM :-( Will see that I amend it.

As part of the process, some tests will break, as the functionality changes. As a concrete example: json-c tries to handle \0 bytes. However, this is only supported in some border cases. In the majority of cases, even json-c fails to handle this correctly. Nevertheless, there is a testbench test to check those (few) parts where it works. We will not support that at all, and so the test will be removed. At least this change is already described in the file DIFFERENCES.

I hope this clarifies.


Splendid; thanks for the update.

cf. #52


@jaredbeck / maintainers: it looks like the [releases](https://github.com/carrierwaveuploader/carrierwave/releases) page was previously being used to document changes. Could someone copy the changes listed in the CHANGELOG.md to the releases page for the latest release for the purpose of consistency?


__children_list_entry_create ?
This macro isn't used now.
Please provide a feasible scenario when I need to fork with sync.
I no such scenario exists then remove this macro.


That makes sense. I think you should probably just cast the result of absdiff to be signed. That shouldn't generate any actual instructions, you're basically just promising the compiler that the most significant bit is always 0, so it's safe to use sat.vh


this is function like macro add () to the end
and call using __test_propagate_sig()


I had in mind `epoll_fd = nd_tap->epoll_fds[fd_idx]`, to save on the `if`/else` around 91. But nevermind, it was not necessary advice at all, it's fine either way


What was that about?


Could you post an example of how the traceability_relationships can be used (configured in conf.py, used in the item directives)? I would like to add a test/example which uses sphinx.ext.autodoc to pull the directives from python code docstrings.


Why not have one file and each newline is a different variable?


I just made a change that should fix this. Could you redeploy to
bookdown.org just to make sure?

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Where are these images? Also please put them in a separate folder such as /assets/game_info/ don't just use the assets folder.


This is from a previous commit, it has been fixed in subsequent commit @andela-bmakinwa


Also, the changes related to #1819 were not actually included in the v0.11.0 tagged release.


@kelvin94 Where are these images? Also please put them in a separate folder such as /assets/game_info/ don't just use the assets folder.


This will be fixed now @andela-bmakinwa


Where can I see the logs of discussion about the cluster marker?


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I tried running this locally, but there are no images in the assets folder at all.


This uses hierarchical mvc which is modified from traditional  mvc . All the modules are located inside the **modules **folder


因为 c api 只会通知选择需要 encode 某个数组的第几项。如果不是数组就是 0 . 过去你只能返回这项是否存在。

比如 a[2] 不存在则表示数组只有一项 a[1]

如果请求 a[1] 不存在则表示数组一项都没有。但这可能是个空数组，也可能是数组 a 不存在。

所以增加了返回值 SPROTO_CB_NOARRAY 来区分数组不存在的情况。


## Task 1

Starting with `assignment-9` (or any later assignment), pick the code from one of the tasks that you wrote and write a set of unit tests that test each function in your program.  You may need to slightly refactor your older code to work with your units tests (although you shouldn't have to change very much).  Be sure to use `unittest` and include a `unittest.main()` call in your `ifmain` loop.  Also be sure to format your code correctly.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program uses `unittest` (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program tests each function of an earlier assignment (and tests pass) (2.0 pt)

## Task 2

Write a program that does something you need (or want) for it to do.  The program can do anything, but it should have between 5 and 10 functions (or more, if you really want).  You should also write a separate set of unit tests for your program to test that *each function* is performing as you would expect.  You may use any sort of input data you like (your own, someone elses, etc.).  If you want some data you could do stuff with, there are many sources online... one of my recent favorites is this set of [natural history traits of different organisms](http://esapubs.org/archive/ecol/E096/269/#data).  Be sure to trim your input data file to a reasonable size before committing it to your repository (git does not like to store large, unchanging, files).

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program includes at least 5-10 functions (2.5 pt)
- [ ] Program functions correctly (2.5 pt)
- [ ] There are also a set of unittests that go along with program (1.5 pt)
- [ ] unittests function correctly, and all pass (1.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes documentation in the form of a README.md in the repository (2 pt)


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#M33uyMINQQm3UPnO3QLvxw


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

```


Task1:
It imports Task1 and do unittest for each function in the program.
Runs well and shows OK result, with no error.
Uses unittest and ifmain module and includes unittest.main function.
Good job


Erinna agreed to switch with me!


Task2:
Not done


This is copy-paster of signal used in zdtm test framework.
You copy-paste its internal implementation details.


lol


TaskManagementSystem uses ASP.NET and AngularJS. Anula modules are located inside **MyScripts ** folder which includes controllers and other modules built in AnuglarJS


Finally, they've been reverted


@tobiasdiez  Here seems to be sth wrong with the Encoding. I will change that as well


There are no logs. But this branch will likley not be released as there are many missing functions. We should restart the funding for your code


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

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Sounds good. Please add documentation to d_tindex saying this.


Oh!   typo.  I'll fix.


Shh key


109729064-BranchFlowRateImpactsOAFlow-5119 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1062 of 1062 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This wasn't quite done yet.. I accidentally sent it along. Customers is working although the update animation isn't at this moment.


Is this example the case where there are no output stats for `JoinNode`?
So you mean that coordinator will see stats for `HashBuildOperators`, but not `JoinOperator`?
I though all pipelines are created at task init therefore all stats (for `HashOperator` and `JoinOperator`) should be reported for `JoinNode`. In code it seems to work that way.


Ok if I missed anything here then feel free to comment so I can add before release.


nasty if/else chain...  is Java compiler smart enough to make a map?  Looks like there are switch statements, but may not cover type comparison.  So make your own map --apparently Java 8 has lambdas...   if Flink is Java 8...   blah blah blah you probably don't care


BTW, if anything would happen to be wrong in the commit, it is very impractical to comment on errors here.


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I've setup gerrit for go-fuse, see https://review.gerrithub.io/#/c/271162/


@megastef Magic number 370000?  Could we comment it or put in a var with self-descriptive name?


Hi!!!  Wow thx for the reply!  I'll post more details in a bit.

P.s. I'd LOVE to use Alpine: Ubuntu is 600MB which creates slow uploads
among other parties.

Adam
(via cellphone, random spelling ahead)
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Done. Note I also manually edited the book panel for the r4ds book for now.


forgot to synchronize orbitals during propagation in this commit.  Omission around line 747 this version, https://github.com/LBNL-AMO-MCTDHF/V1/blob/8afa67a34fc23544b60a7ea8520f9904f48afed2/MCTDH.SRC/prop.f90 is fixed in commit https://github.com/LBNL-AMO-MCTDHF/V1/commit/60754a9b410f65d31cf901a8d1743d604fbef4ab


@megastef Should we add a comment that says why we do this check?


Fixes mistake in commit https://github.com/LBNL-AMO-MCTDHF/V1/commit/8afa67a34fc23544b60a7ea8520f9904f48afed2


@zalox I'll also add another commit to master to fix the MSYS2 version after the new gtk3.20 packages. Running the last tests now, probably in a minute or two.


this still looks iffy to me.

Could you reproduce failures with loopback too? Is there a stanza you could add to all.bash so I can reproduce those easily? I want to try out an alternative approach.


Looks good to me!


> "sram" names will like be renamed "memory" or similar
How about "psram"? :)


Maybe a MeanAndVarianceAggregator, provides tuple or simple class?


These two lines can be combined into

`import {DropDownMenu, MenuItem} from 'material-ui'`


@pmjones  seeing the usage of `new` probably for the first time working with aura :-) .


It's kind of what I want to say. I just supposed those variables are, let's say, defined in `grommet-core/_settings.defaults.scss` and just importing that file may solve the issue. If the variables come from couple of files and bring their other stuff with them, this approach might be too naive though :)

I read what I said and it felt like too unnecessary to point it out. Sorry for the confusion, never mind.


Done


The code for phars should not be in the legacy branch. Applies for any custom `cafile`, too.


I did but it simply does not make that much sense.

Now have to:
1. require `doctrine/cache` in `contao/core-bundle`
2. require `doctrine/doctrine-cache-bundle` in `contao/core-bundle`
3. require `doctrine/doctrine-cache-bundle` in `contao/standard-edition`
4. activate `DoctrineCacheBundle` in `AppKernel`

Of the above steps, only 3&4 are really needed and will solve the problem in the same way as it is now.

On a sidenote. This is EXACTLY the reason why I said from the beginning that slack is a bad idea for discussing things like tickets and pull requests. Now we clutter information across systems again which needs to get hunted down and will most likely get lost when any platform will cease to exist or will not get used anymore. Let alone that we will simply not find it in some weeks again (No, I do not want to scroll up several weeks in slack in order to find out what "we discussed in slack"). On a second side, this again excludes the community as a whole from our decision making and the reasons of why we did something like we did.


This is a good place for an arrow function, since its inherits `this` from its parent.

```javascript
renderResults () {
  const headers = Object.keys(this.colInfo)

  return (
    headers.map((header) => this.renderColumnMenu(header, this.colInfo[header]))
  )
}
```


I don't know if it's needed or not, but maybe do it with hostname and GetHostName() ?


Cool, I'm currently testing wrapping gtk in python on windows, it seems ok!


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Yeah that's the approach a tried initially but it seems we have more than one variable in multiple files that grommet-index uses.

And I was also worried about the fact of new variables coming in and how we keep them in sync. So I decided to add the grommet-core reference. But I agree with you we need to remove that and evaluate those dependencies more carefully.

Thanks man


Not sure it's a great idea to generate a symlink in /usr/bin... this may cause problems when the user later on installs `gcc-core` which provides an actual `cpp` binary.

All calls to `cpp` should be replaced by calls to `ocamlopt -ccopt -E`. `ocamlopt` knows which toolchain it was compiled with; it knows which compiler to invoke; `-E` just invokes the preprocessor


I would put the `/>` on a new line.


Про смерджить только сейчас прочитал


GetConVar works fine with hostname as it is.


Oh, huh. That's good to know.

I actually meant "will the databases still be switched even if `osm2pgsql` fails (non-zero exit code) for other reasons?"


No, this shit was only for maxplayers in C++.


Some hosts have both forward and reverse DNS entries. The original regexes weren't picking these up.


Oh alright, thanks for explaining.


## Task 1

Starting with `assignment-9` (or any later assignment), pick the code from one of the tasks that you wrote and write a set of unit tests that test each function in your program.  You may need to slightly refactor your older code to work with your units tests (although you shouldn't have to change very much).  Be sure to use `unittest` and include a `unittest.main()` call in your `ifmain` loop.  Also be sure to format your code correctly.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program uses `unittest` (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program tests each function of an earlier assignment (and tests pass) (2.0 pt)

## Task 2

Write a program that does something you need (or want) for it to do.  The program can do anything, but it should have between 5 and 10 functions (or more, if you really want).  You should also write a separate set of unit tests for your program to test that *each function* is performing as you would expect.  You may use any sort of input data you like (your own, someone elses, etc.).  If you want some data you could do stuff with, there are many sources online... one of my recent favorites is this set of [natural history traits of different organisms](http://esapubs.org/archive/ecol/E096/269/#data).  Be sure to trim your input data file to a reasonable size before committing it to your repository (git does not like to store large, unchanging, files).

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program includes at least 5-10 functions (2.5 pt)
- [ ] Program functions correctly (2.5 pt)
- [ ] There are also a set of unittests that go along with program (1.5 pt)
- [ ] unittests function correctly, and all pass (1.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes documentation in the form of a README.md in the repository (2 pt)


Yes good idea.


We cannot, the maintainers of Homebrew have a policy to reduce the number of options available, mostly for testability reasons and because they don't know if it is useful for people. Their proposed solution is to make a tap which I refuse because I want people to explicitly install Emacs themselves and  not just install "the Spacemacs editor".


Use C++ cast


update


Alterei!


@klq @ruchowdh @JoelWesley @sampathweb
cc: @aramnath

Hi @emilyinamillion,

Thanks for your submissions! Here are some comments I have for the python section:

Re: Q1: ```You can have both integers and strings in tuples, but cannot  do this with lists ``` not sure this is true. What do you mean, could you elaborate a bit?

Re; Q1: ```because they are immutable and have a 2d reference.``` What do you mean by the 2d reference here in the context of tuples?

Re: Q2: ```Sets are similar to lists and dictionaries, but they take up less memory
when you are iterating over them than lists do, so performance is better in from a set for finding
an element.``` This is a common misunderstanding. I've addressed it in the #prework slack channel. You could check it out.  Copying from the slack channel:
>>
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is *NOT*  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time O(N).
>>
If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
http://bigocheatsheet.com/```

Re: Q3:  Could you include some examples of using lambda functions in the key argument to sorted?  And examples of list comprehensions, map, filter. I like your explanations and I think you understand lambda functions from what you wrote.

Re: Q4: ```List comprehensions are basically lists within lists.``` Not really true.  List comprehensions are a short hand to create a new list while iterating over an existing list. The resulting list is its own object and there is no lists within lists created during this process.

Re: Q6: Could you match your double quotes to properly separate the code portion vs the comment portion? Right now code is in the comments. (In Q7, you did a perfect job, so just follow what you did in Q7 answers).

Re: Q7 linear_merge: another really common problem. I talked about it in the slack channel summary, so you could take a look and modify the code to run in linear time.
>>
Very few people correctly implemented a linear-time merge for this question. If you did something like:
```sorted(list1 + list2)
```this is an algorithm that runs in O(NlogN) time.  Linear-time merge should iterate through both lists only once, and produce a sorted list. You should take advantage of the fact that
```list1 and list2```
are already sorted lists themselves. That's the key that you could do this in linear time.  Otherwise, O(NlogN) will genearally be the best you can do.

Overall, you did a great job. :+1:  I know you did this exercise a long time ago. Hopefully this can refresh your memories a little bit just before the bootcamp starts :tada:

-klq


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Yes all the devopment and testing has been done with loopback, you do not
need gocryptfs.

1) clone xfstests from https://github.com/rfjakob/fuse-xfstests to get
fsstress, build fsstress (I think you just run make in the dir containing
fsstress.c)

2) use the while true loop from the bug descrption at
https://github.com/hanwen/go-fuse/issues/99


@kutsyk, для цього ми юзаємо ejs


@kutsyk, цього я просив не робити


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Or we could name the tap smartly like `emacs-plus` and add "--with-spacemacs" as an argument, the tap could use the "emacs" formulae and then fetch the spacemacs repo and the icon.

cc @d12frosted


Comment no longer uptodate


here you need to add
len -= ret;


To lisibility don't hesitate to do like this
```
file_MM_lcd_xml
  << "some data" << os.widen('\n')
  << "some data" << os.widen('\n');
It avoid to repeat the stream variable each line.
```


The syntax you could use here is something like this:

```javascript
onChange={(event, index, value) => this.handleTypeChange(header, value)
```

And this means that the handleTypeChange function can look like this:

```javascript
handleDataTypeChange (header, value) {
  const {dispatch} = this.props

  dispatch(setUploadDataTypeByHeaderName({header, value}))
}
```

This also means you will need a new action called `setUploadDataTypeByHeaderName`

```
const setUploadDataTypeByHeaderName = (payload) => ({
  type: SET_UPLOAD_DATA_TYPE_BY_HEADER_NAME,
  payload
})
```

and you will also need to update the upload reducer to handle this new case.

```javascript
case SET_UPLOAD_DATA_TYPE_BY_HEADER_NAME:
  return {
    ...state,
    [payload.header]: payload.value // <-- this syntax is part of es6
  }
```


const


I think that base URL should be a required field, then—since Isotope doesn't necessarily know about the domain in the Site Structure...


Düzeltildi. Dil dosyaları daha sonra burada güncellenecek


why calloc() ?
you are going to overwrite all memory anyway later with snprintf.
malloc(len); should be just fine.


emplace_back(obs_A,obs_B) can be more efficient


:heart: thanks for catching this


Thanks for your contribution Bilbao :)


should i free url?


add char *ap; on next line please.


i forgot to change the version number, o well...


Is there a full database being implemented locally on the application? Have you considered the fact that a lot of this stuff will be stored on a database and looked into seeing what APIs, and SDKs those backend services offer that might help with local and network storage?

See:
https://www.firebase.com/


Nice!

I have one suggestion regarding predicate **names**: It increases readability if you use names that denote what each argument stands for. Examples of such relational names are: `mother_child/2`, `ancestor_of/2`, `n_factorial/2` etc.

This makes clear which argument is the ancestor etc.


This badge is broken now. shields.io upgraded to v3.0 of the NuGet API which doesn't support download counts unfortunately.


In what case do we really want to continue if snprintf returns an error ?
Also you should check and error out also if ret > len here, I think.


Yeah `clpfd`! Nice! I have just committed a few changes to the SWI documentation, showing a way to use CLP(FD) constraints in all your programs, so that they are available out of the box like in GNU Prolog: Simple add `:- use_module(library(clpfd)).` to your `~/.swiplrc`.


When you are intercepted to login (ie. submitting a MIN) it takes you back to avalanche.ca/ rather than avalanche.ca/submit


and category field


can we use a while loop with strchr() here ?


Never mind—you are correct—we are already adding the strLink in the getProductImages setup now... Will patch this now.


`conc/3` is `append/3` in the [**Prolog prologue**](https://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/ulrich/iso-prolog/prologue).


we should skip double spaces here (may happend when he indicator is added by hand to LDAP


typo, should be language


changing


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1067rollba](http://1067rollba-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/roll-back](http://1067rollba-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/roll-back)


Would you mind explaining this commit?


we should tell people that they need to remove old code bar database config otherwise the new will be alongside the old and not working. Also database config needs to be upgraded.


perhaps instead of counting first and then tokenizing again, a simpler thing would be to allocate an array of X elements (an arbitrary number based on the expected number of elements, like 3 or 5) and reallocate it if more tokens are found in increments of X.
This will avoid the 2 loops, we get just one.


That's a good point, but third-party resolvers have downsides too. ISP resolvers are often broken, and both Google and OpenDNS already get to see too many DNS requests coming out of Tor. See also: https://nymity.ch/dns-traffic-correlation/


- Should follow the naming conventions


ah.  maybe the old one was 2048?  that would explain it


If you want I can force push my next drop so we remove the table and you get it to work before dropping it?


Also, given we discard all of this, we could avoid multiple strdups, and just strdup one working copy, and then substitute " " with "\0" and store pointers to the working copy in the array.


@klq @ruchowdh @JoelWesley @sampathweb
cc: @aramnath

Hi @yashasroy,

Thanks for your python submission.  You did a really good job!! :clap:

I liked how you explained concepts. They are very clear and to the point. You make really good distinctions between lists. vs. tuples and lists  vs. sets. I really like how you talked about the fact that sets uses hash functions and thus are faster for lookup. Lists on the other hand, in worst case scenario, you have to loop through all the elements, and even on average, it is O(N) time. Great job!

You gave really good examples for lambda functions and list comprehensions as well. It shows that you have a great understanding on that subject.

re: Q7 linear_merge: You have the common problem of not producing a linear time merge. Here's what I sent to the #prework slack channel. You should try to fix your answer to run in linear time.

>>
Very few people correctly implemented a linear-time merge for this question. If you did something like:
```python
sorted(list1 + list2)
```
this is an algorithm that runs in O(NlogN) time.  Linear-time merge should iterate through both lists only once, and produce a sorted list. You should take advantage of the fact that
```list1 and list2```
are already sorted lists themselves. That's the key that you could do this in linear time.  Otherwise, O(NlogN) will genearally be the best you can do.

Overall, you did a great job! Please keep up the good work :+1:

-klq


Why does the scrollTo have to be animated? Was this done for performance or as a workaround for some other bug?


Should use an iterator to traverse the elements in the array