Hi
How can I implement this fix on my project?
Should I over-write something?


Great! Thanks


It's still a Hash with string keys. @waj likes it, and I think I do too, though I'd personally would remove it for consistency's sake...

We could probably remove that in a next release, I have to find a way to convince him :-P


System-Fan-Model (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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…and that is indexed for speed :thumbsup:


@evilaliv3 does the backend actually prevent a new attachement from being uploaded even if the tip.enable_attachment switch is set?


@jbaxleyiii What do you think of this `setTimeout`.  I need to make the dot not jump to where the audio is reporting it's progress as being before the seek takes effect.  A callback might be effective on the seek method, but how to do that through the redux store?


System-Fan-Model (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2206 of 2236 tests passed, 526 test warnings)

 * 556 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 411 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 32 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 33 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 30 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 24 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 6 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ERR diffs.

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I'm going to merge #11 and then publish soon. 👍


So or so it would be adding 3 lines of { get; internals set; } - I'll do it when it becomes public :). The names are correct so it won't break compilation.


System-Fan-Model (EnergyArchmage) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2174 of 2204 tests passed, 526 test warnings)

 * 556 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 411 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 33 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 7 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 6 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 32 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 24 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 6 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 30 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ERR diffs.

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评论一波 原来这样


thanks  ！！谢谢！！


Get information about the PHP server.


Woo!


@benwiley I think that is a good way of doing it right now. We could bind the redux store and the audio player so when seeking starts is triggers a `SEEKING` action, and when it has finished seeking (the callback), it would set it to `NOT_SEEKING`. Then within the `componentWillRecieveProps` you can check between those two states to trigger things.

However, for now I'd keep it in a timeout. We are doing similar things in a few places in core as well 🎉


Actually why not make it a named tuple literal too? After all we should most likely have a way to create a named tuple with keys which have whitespace. Also consider that in the background of serializing from/to JSON/YAML. I think that would be the most consistent and expected variant.


Looks good to me. Let's merge this.


Good point, thank you! Added to my local changes, will push the change asap.


It should be `if (ptr + l + sizeof isoutgoing > end)`, but the legacy code used to write the boolean as a string, and when the variable is false, it truncates to 1 byte instead of sizeof boolean.


keep controller skinny. move this logic to model.


good work :+1:


Added in https://github.com/joyent/rfd/commit/b611ba0b20f22b11c037446836cafbb35445aa9b.


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你以為同樣的物件，其實是不同的東西


should we consider other names?

 - `d3fc-financial-indicator`
 - `d3fc-technical-indicator`

@chrisprice - what do you think?


How about making them at least read-only?


perhaps call this variable bollingerGenerator to make the terminology you use later a little clearer?


Why did you remove this branch @eliasmeire?


读进来和写回去的文本格式不固定，可以分别为index和txt


Are they really anything to do with D3? Should we reference D3 at all? Currently they follow the D3 component pattern - but that's about it.


check input on browser side, and check validation if you need in model, don't use controller for this purposes.


Thanks for pointing out. It  has been taken care of.


I think 4 cards support is enough, because the chance of open with 3 cards is low
If unfortunately opener opened with 3 cards, there is a good chance ending up at 3NT.
So the chance of ending up at minor contract with 7 cards is very low.


I suggest we create and register separate listeners for each type of message.


Drugim argumentem, będzie łańcuch znakowy (tekst), w którym będziemy szukać słowa, które jest pierwszym argumentem funkcji.


OK


Yes please, it's harming the consistency of the language a lot IMO.


Remove some old/irrelevant code and their corresponding stuff in paneStore.js, paneActions.js and appConstants.js.


I just investigated how to print log informations the right way and noticed, that libPMacc does a __lot__ of std::cout logging instead of using the log class, e.g. here https://github.com/ComputationalRadiationPhysics/picongpu/blob/dev/src/libPMacc/include/simulationControl/SimulationHelper.hpp#L84 Why?


#define  _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS 1
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <assert.h>
using namespace std;
#define MAX 0X7fffffffffffffff
#define S_M 0Xcccccccccccccccc
#define MIN MAX+1
class BigData
{
private:
	string _strdata;
	long long _value;
public:
	BigData(long long value)
		:_value(value)
	{
		/*char symbol = '+';
		if (_value < 0)
		{
			symbol = '-';
		}
		long long num = _value;
		int count = 0;
		while (num)
		{
			num = num / 10;
			count++;
		}
		_strdata.resize(count + 1);
		_strdata[0] = symbol;
		for (int i = count; i >= 1; i--)
		{
			num = _value % 10;
			_value = _value / 10;
			_strdata[i] = num;
		}*/
	}
	BigData(char *str = "")
	{
		//将字符转化为整数
		//"+12345" "_12345" "a123" "12345adc" "12345" "+0000123"
		char symbol = str[0];
		if (*str >= '0' && *str <= '9')
		{
			symbol = '+';
		}
		else if (symbol == '+' || symbol == '-')
		{
			str++;
		}
		else
		{
			_value = S_M;
			return;
		}
		while (*str == '0')
		{
			str++;
		}
		//将符号位和有效数字存入
		_strdata.resize(strlen(str) + 1);
		_strdata[0] = symbol;
		if (*str > '9' || *str < '0')
		{
			cout << _value;
			return;
		}
		int count = 1;
		_value = 0;
		while (*str >= '0'&&*str <= '9')
		{
			_strdata[count++] = *str;
			_value = _value * 10 + *str - '0';
			str++;
		}
		_strdata.resize(count);
		if (symbol == '-')
		{
			_value = 0 - _value;
		}
	}
	BigData operator +(const BigData &b)
	{
		//判断数是否溢出
		//溢出：两个数中至少有一个溢出   两个数的结果溢出
		if (!Isoverflow() && !b.Isoverflow())
		{
			if (_strdata[0] != b._strdata[0])
			{
				return BigData(_value + b._value);
			}
			else if ((_strdata[0] == '+'&& MAX - _value >= b._value) || (_strdata[0] == '-'&&MIN - _value <= b._value))
			{
				return BigData(_value + b._value);
			}
		}
		return BigData((char *)(ADD(_strdata, b._strdata)).c_str());
	}
	BigData operator-(const BigData &b)
	{
		if (!Isoverflow() && !b.Isoverflow())
		{
			if (_strdata[0] == b._strdata[0])
			{
				return BigData(_value - b._value);
			}
			else
			{
				if ((_strdata[0] == '+' && 0 - (MAX - _value)<= b._value) || (_strdata[0] == '-'&&MIN - _value <= 0 - b._value))
				{
					return _value - b._value;
				}
			}
		}
		if (_strdata[0]!=b._strdata[0] )
		{

			return BigData((char *)(ADD(_strdata, b._strdata)).c_str());
		}
		return BigData((char *)(SUB(_strdata, b._strdata)).c_str());
	}
	string SUB(string left,string right)
	{
		//同号溢出
			string tmp("");
			int Lsize =left.size();
			int Rsize = right.size();
			char symbol = left[0];
			if (Rsize > Lsize || Rsize==Lsize&&left<right)
			{
				//找出两个中最大的size
				swap(Lsize, Rsize);
				swap(left, right);
				if (left[0] == '-')
				{
					symbol = '+';
				}
				else
					symbol = '-';
			}
			string tem;
			tem.resize(Lsize);
			tem[0] = symbol;
			for (int i = 1; i < Lsize; i++)
			{
				char cRet = left[Lsize - i] - '0';
				if (i < Rsize)
				{
					cRet = cRet - (right[Rsize - i] - '0');
					if (cRet < 0)
					{
						cRet += 10;
						left[Lsize - i - 1] = left[Lsize - i - 1] - '0' - 1;
					}
				}
				tem[Lsize - i] = cRet + '0';
			}
			return tem;
	}
	string ADD(string left,string right)
	{
		string tmp("");
		char symbol = left[0];
		int Lsize = left.size();
		int Rsize = right.size();
		if (Rsize > Lsize)
		{
			//找出两个中最大的size
			symbol = right[0];
			swap(Lsize, Rsize);
			swap(left, right);
		}
		tmp.resize(Lsize + 1);
		tmp[0] = symbol;
		char cy = 0;
		int by = 0;
		if (left[0] == right[0])
		{
			for (int i = 1; i < Lsize; i++)
			{
				by = left[Lsize - i] + cy - '0';
				if (i < Rsize)
				{
					by = by + right[Rsize - i] - '0';
				}
				tmp[Lsize - i + 1] = by % 10 + '0';
				cy = by / 10;
			}
			tmp[1] = cy + '0';
		}
		else
		{
			for (int i = 1; i < Lsize; i++)
			{
				by = left[Lsize - i]  - '0';
				if (i < Rsize)
				{
					by = by-(right[Rsize - i] - '0');
				}
				if (by < 0)
				{
					left[Lsize - i - 1] = (left[Lsize - i - 1] - '0') - 1;
					by += 10;
				}
				tmp[Lsize - i] = by + '0';
			}

		}
		return tmp;
	}
	BigData operator *(const BigData &b)
	{
		if (!Isoverflow() && !b.Isoverflow())
		{
			if (_strdata[0] == b._strdata[0])
			{
				if ((_strdata[0] == '+'&&MAX / _value >= b._value) || (_strdata[0] == '-'&& MAX / _value <= b._value))
				{
					return BigData(_value*b._value);
				}
			}
			else
			{
				if ((_strdata[0] == '+'&&MIN / _value <= b._value) || (_strdata[0] == '-'&&MIN / _value >= b._value))
				{
					return BigData(_value*b._value);
				}
			}
		}
		return BigData((char *)MUL(_strdata, b._strdata).c_str());
	}
	string MUL(string left, string right)
	{
		if (left=="0"||right=="0")
		{
			return string("0");
		}
		int lsize = left.size();
		int rsize = right.size();
		if (lsize > rsize)
		{
			swap(lsize, rsize);
			swap(left, right);
		}
		char symbol = left[0];
		if (left[0] != right[0])
		{
			symbol = '-';
		}
		string tem;
		tem.resize(lsize + rsize - 1);
		tem[0] = symbol;
		char cstep = 0;
		int s = 0;
		int i = 0;
		int j = 0;
		for ( i = 1; i < lsize; i++)
		{
			cstep = 0;
			char cRet = left[lsize - i] - '0';
			for ( j = 1; j < rsize; j++)
			{
				cRet = cRet*(right[rsize - i] - '0');
				cRet += cstep;
				cRet += tem[lsize + rsize - 1 - j - s] - '0';
				cstep = cRet / 10;
			}
			tem[lsize + rsize - 1 - j-s] = cRet % 10 + '0';
			s++;
		}
		return tem;
	}
	bool Isleft(char *left,int  lsize, char *right,int rsize)
	{
		if (lsize > rsize || lsize == rsize &&strncpy(left, right, lsize))
		{
			return true;
		}
		return false;
	}
	char subloop(char *left,int lsize, char *right,int rsize)
	{
		char count = 0;
		while (true)
		{
			if (!Isleft(left, lsize, right, rsize))
			{
				break;
			}
			int i = lsize - 1;
			int j = rsize - 1;
			while (j >= 0)
			{
				char cRet = left[i] - '0';
				cRet -= right[j] - '0';
				if (cRet < 0)
				{
					left[i - 1] -= 1;
					cRet += 10;
				}
				left[i] = cRet + '0';
				i--;
				j--;
			}
			while (*left == 0 && lsize>0)
			{
				left++;
				lsize--;
			}
			count++;
		}
		return count+'0';
	}
	BigData operator /(const BigData &b)
	{
		if (b._value == 0)
		{
			assert(false);
		}
		if (_strdata.size() < b._strdata.size() || (_strdata.size() == b._strdata.size() && strcmp(_strdata.c_str() + 1, b._strdata.c_str() + 1) < 0))
		{
			return BigData("0");
		}
		if (!Isoverflow() && !b.Isoverflow())
		{
			return BigData(_value / b._value);
		}
		if (strcmp(_strdata.c_str() + 1, b._strdata.c_str() + 1) == 0)
		{
			if (_strdata[0] == b._strdata[0])
			{
				return BigData(1);
			}
			else
			{
				return BigData(-1);
			}
		}
		if (!b.Isoverflow() && ((b._value == 1) || (b._value == -1)))
		{
			if (b._value == 1)
			{
				return *this;
			}
			else
			{
				if (_strdata[0] == '-')
				{
					_strdata[0] = '+';
				}
				else
				{
					_strdata[0] = '-';
				}
			}
		}
		return BigData((char *)(DIV(_strdata, b._strdata)).c_str());

	}
	string DIV(string left, string right)
	{
		char symbol = '+';
		if (left[0] != right[0])
		{
			symbol = '-';
		}
		string strRet;
		strRet.append(1,symbol);//追加
		char *pleft = (char *)left.c_str() + 1;
		char *pright = (char *)right.c_str() + 1;
		char len = 1;
		int lsize = left.size() - 1;
		int rsize = right.size() - 1;
		for (int i = 0; i < lsize;i++)
		{
			if (*pleft == '0')
			{
				pleft++;
				i++;
				strRet.append(1, '0');
			}
			if (!Isleft(pleft, len, pright, right.size() - 1))
			{
 				strRet.append(1, '0');
				len++;
				if (i + len >lsize)
				{
					break;
				}
				continue;
			}
			else
			{
				strRet.append(1,subloop(pleft, len, pright, right.size()));
				while (*pleft == '0'&& len>0)
				{
					pleft++;
					len--;
					i++;
				}
				len++;
			}
		}
		return strRet;
	}
	ostream &operator<<(ostream &os)
	{
		if (!Isoverflow())
		{
			os << _value;
		}
		else
		{
			os <<_strdata;
		}
		return os;
	}
	bool Isoverflow()const
	{
		string tem("+9223372036854775807");
		if (_strdata[0]  =='-')
		{
			string tem("+9223372036854775807+1");
		}
		if (_strdata.size() < tem.size())
		{
			return false;
		}
		else if (_strdata.size() == tem.size()&&_strdata<tem)
		{
			return false;
		}
		return true;
	}
};
void test()
{
	BigData s("-123458888888888888888888");
	BigData s1("11");
	(s.operator+(s1))<<cout;
}
int main()
{
	test();
	getchar();
	return 0;
}


I don't care much about that there - really - but I accept PRs :)


Because the statistics feature is finished. Merged the branch into develop.


Hoinh yp eritr yhr yranslatot moe


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[R/branch_sorter.R:17:6:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/98242e69541d443b3330acd1b84a5c10a244849c/R/branch_sorter.R#L17) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  #  filename           <- ape::read.tree(filename)
     ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/branch_sorter.R:20:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/98242e69541d443b3330acd1b84a5c10a244849c/R/branch_sorter.R#L20) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  #  filename           <- read_file(filename)$species_tree_with_outgroup[[1]][[1]]
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/branch_sorter.R:20:6:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/98242e69541d443b3330acd1b84a5c10a244849c/R/branch_sorter.R#L20) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  #  filename           <- read_file(filename)$species_tree_with_outgroup[[1]][[1]]
     ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:19:6:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/98242e69541d443b3330acd1b84a5c10a244849c/R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L19) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  PBD-output <-
    ~^~
```
[R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:21:35:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/98242e69541d443b3330acd1b84a5c10a244849c/R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L21) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
    subscore <- ( (posterior - PBD-output[tick]) ^ 2)
                                 ~^~
```
[R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:21:36:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/98242e69541d443b3330acd1b84a5c10a244849c/R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L21) *warning:* **no visible binding for global variable 'output'**
```r
    subscore <- ( (posterior - PBD-output[tick]) ^ 2)
                                   ^~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:11:5:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/98242e69541d443b3330acd1b84a5c10a244849c/tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L11) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  # filenames   <- ("branch_sorter_testfile3.txt")
    ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:14:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/98242e69541d443b3330acd1b84a5c10a244849c/tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L14) *style:* **Trailing blank lines are superfluous.**
```r

^
```


I made https://github.com/openssl/openssl/pull/1083 with this patch.


Le push meme


this part has a state with a template that's just the directive, so you've got a controller and link function that essentially working on the same html template. i wasn't sure exactly what the distinction btw the functionality of the controller vs link was and if you needed both.


Xddddd


Do you mean the prefixing of the track labels with the stream label and track type indicator? I haven't seen anywhere where it was checked. I'll look through the spec as well, but if you don't see anything, I think it's probably fine.


This is my attempt to integrate the grunt-git-revision tool with the Wordpress theme. It appends the `revision` task onto the end of the build step, and _should_ write out the most recent git commit ID in place of the `<%= meta.revision %>` placeholder in style.css. However, it doesn't seem to be doing that. I may not have an accurate understanding of the tool.

I've asked about this at unfold/grunt-git-revision#4 and will adjust this branch, or abandon, as necessary.


Good catch. I'll make the change. I haven't switched anything for dataChannels at this point, should those be moved over as well?


These change blocking deployment.


the functions are pretty similar


now a stale comment


We should use 4 digit Year values.


Seriosly? What if you want to add more pages? Code must be dynamic.


Both the iOS and Android adapters, as well as the Rails plugin, depend on `Turbolinks` being available in the global object. We should either tell people to assign to `window.Turbolinks` here or do it automatically in the module.


No necessary.  More and more  templates Maybe cause iris  more overstaffed.


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aborting...
Trace/breakpoint trap (core dumped)
`


What's your e-mail and I'll create a slack team.

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hi ,meimei


Funkcja usuwająca dowolną grę


what pts range shall we have for 3M 4M?


After talking w/ @JeetKunDoug, seems like this can be removed.


get well soon!


how ?


are you sure it's picking the right tmp dir ? Because I get this error when I tried to test it:

```
Using temporary directory /headphones_datatmp/crush-34dfdc44-db52-49a9-81dd-6db31f753c3eException in thread "main" org.apache.hadoop.security.AccessControlException: Permission denied: user=swill, access=WRITE, inode="/":hdfs:supergroup:drwxr-xr-x
```
I expected it to either create a directory in /tmp/, or in my home directory. Seems weird to put this in the root and slap a tmp suffix on it. But perhaps this is because of this "encryption root" business ?


is the game try showing the suit which has 2 or more loser?


Hmm, probably best to do that in index.coffee: `@Turbolinks = window.Turbolinks = { ... }`


Please wait. I'm writing PR.
Thanks :)


hi,meimei


No, templates are not loaded, we can have 10000 template engines and use only one, only one instance of the particular template engine will be created, so don't worry I think I know how to code :)


After talking w/ @JeetKunDoug, seems like this `stats_map/0` can be removed.


let's talk about different ways of refactoring this... there are probably a bunch of different options


Hi. This project is not actively developed any more as there are official JavaFX 8 Dialogs: http://code.makery.ch/blog/javafx-dialogs-official/


System-Fan-Model (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1090 of 1090 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@askfongjojo @trentm

The question around how storage capacity is exposed to VOLAPI's clients is documented in [a separate section of the document](https://github.com/joyent/rfd/blob/master/rfd/0026/README.md#how-to-expose-volume-sizes-to-users).

For now, I lean towards exposing requested and reserved size as numbers, and it's also close to what the current prototype implements, so in the spec-part of this document I'll continue mentioning sizes instead of packages _for now_.

That being said, it is correct that the current implementation of VOLAPI accepts a string and not a number for the `size` parameters.  However I don't think this is desirable because it requires clients to perform a "client X format string" to "VOLAPI format string" conversion if they want to support formats that are more adapted to their use cases. Instead, requiring a "client X string" to "number in megabytes" conversion for such clients seems to be a simpler API to use.

I [updated the description of the `size` parameters to specify the units (megabytes)](https://github.com/joyent/rfd/commit/bc297a9e2fc6ab52582c13e6942710954e7ec86d) and created [a new ticket to track its implementation](https://smartos.org/bugview/VOLAPI-2).


System-Fan-Model (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Added some lines for the new dot end of line.


I want to know why you have removed  ```fetch(:chruby_map_bins)``` line.


loginMessage is bad spelled.
It should says: LoginMes**s**age


we need to override the refresh because a normal refresh will push the user out.

in fact we have an implementation of that authentication baed on headers and in case of refresh there is no possibility to continue providing them upstream as normally a cookie automagically does.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#CrRLFAxhThOTXUM32VuyRQ


instead of " tried to logged in but failed"
Please use:
" tried to log-in but failed"


I don't see anything requiring the prefixing. Looks like ids for tracks have the same recommendation as the ids for streams. It does sound like the labels are being very misused (they are meant to be a readable indication of the source), but I don't see a good way around this since the encapsulation of the id is at the lib jingle level.


Sorry that was supposed to go onto my repo not yours.


@davidlt , this looks good in DEVEL IB. We should back port it 81X gcc493 and gcc530
There are few other externals in devels IBs which we wanted to back port. Can you please make a PR for those too? Thanks


capistrano 3.5 introduced the append method.


Fixes #4


If you use `compress=<N>` where `<N>` is a number from 1-9 you will only get a single file and not all these `.npy` files.


I'm fine with adding it to the npm docs too. Have a preference?


@HermesJim, ve pensando en mejorar la arquitectura para las sesiones.
Si logramos cambiar las sesiones para que se guarden en algun lado, como por ejemplo algun archivo, o quizás en la misma base de datos. En algun punto podríamos trabajar la parte de que dos usuarios no puedan trabajar en una misma sección.
Con este comentario no es que debas implementar la arquitectura ya mismo... pero si es buena idea que vayamos pensando cómo mejorarla.

Este comentario también aplica para el método "login" de la clase LoginAction.java


Would this be like a file called Map.java or Content.java?


Be advised that adding a number to a document isn't idempotent (in this sense), since it changes the document. This could cause false positives and false negatives.


给予现在


This is not needed at all


@andela-bmakinwa that's right my bad


[R/branch_sorter.R:17:6:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/4313a8fdafe3189ae6824a11eae70b46d2224119/R/branch_sorter.R#L17) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  #  filename           <- ape::read.tree(filename)
     ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/branch_sorter.R:20:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/4313a8fdafe3189ae6824a11eae70b46d2224119/R/branch_sorter.R#L20) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  #  filename           <- read_file(filename)$species_tree_with_outgroup[[1]][[1]]
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/branch_sorter.R:20:6:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/4313a8fdafe3189ae6824a11eae70b46d2224119/R/branch_sorter.R#L20) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  #  filename           <- read_file(filename)$species_tree_with_outgroup[[1]][[1]]
     ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:19:6:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/4313a8fdafe3189ae6824a11eae70b46d2224119/R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L19) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  PBD-output <-
    ~^~
```
[R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:21:35:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/4313a8fdafe3189ae6824a11eae70b46d2224119/R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L21) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
    subscore <- ( (posterior - PBD-output[tick]) ^ 2)
                                 ~^~
```
[R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:21:36:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/4313a8fdafe3189ae6824a11eae70b46d2224119/R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L21) *warning:* **no visible binding for global variable 'output'**
```r
    subscore <- ( (posterior - PBD-output[tick]) ^ 2)
                                   ^~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:11:5:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/4313a8fdafe3189ae6824a11eae70b46d2224119/tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L11) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  # filenames   <- ("branch_sorter_testfile3.txt")
    ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:14:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/4313a8fdafe3189ae6824a11eae70b46d2224119/tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L14) *style:* **Trailing blank lines are superfluous.**
```r

^
```


Just doing `calib_events = [calib(event) for event in EventGenerator]` is enough to get a list of calibrated event


looks weird to mix var and let/const


This commit was removed and replaced to keep a proper "network" graph


Zrobiłem agregację pozbywając się całkowicie klasy statycznej. Rzeczywiście klasa statyczna jest zbędna i można się bez niej obyć w tym wypadku.
Dzięki ogólnie za uwagi, jak będziesz jeszcze patrzył w repo to proszę napisz uwagi.

pozdrawiam


I'm using cap 3.5, but it doesn't appended them.

```
** Execute puma:stop
00:00 puma:stop
      01 bundle exec pumactl -S /root/apps/minelist_production/shared/tmp/pids/puma.state -F /root/apps/minelist_production/shared/puma.rb stop
      01 bash: bundle: command not found
cap aborted!
```

I'll trying to find the solution..


I think it should only be done via the delete endpoint, don't see any reason why we should allow it via other endpoints.


Fix #319


yep yep yep


GPS config from Keith Mok


no, it doesnt neither for comments, neither for messages, because the need is not from the security point of view but simply for preventing real users to do that but eventually yes we could also do this.

@fpietrosanti ?


@eldy Are you sure that PMP is only at product level ??? Having different PMPs regarding the warehouse makes totally sense to me. Can you explain why it should be the same ?


@danielfdsilva: Great catch, I missed that. It's exactly what you needed to do :)


황인규


teste


lot of variables, some of which aren't being used currently?


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A set of URIs, yet the class Identity must be among the. Maybe terms, compare IRIs or absolute IRIs, and the term "Identity" from the standard context **must** be among them.


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Isn't `SINGLE_LLVM_LIB` a pocl config option, not an LLVM config option?


@bitjammer Looks reasonable.


np


Hi @a-ira,

Please don't worry, -- no rush with it. I think I would do at least a few
days of testing of new functionality before I finally do a new release.

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include an example of what the output looks like (just with a couple variants)


ARM Environment for German Cloud


You refer to the `expectedImageVariants` below? @minasmart


> Edit 2: Release build crashes in CBFD, debug build doesn't crash in CBFD.

That's why I can't reproduce the crash on qemu. I'll see if I can reproduce it when building in release mode.

> Edit 3: In CBFD, In the dynarec, the animations are also VERY messed up in the chainsaw intro scene, they are fine in interpreter.

And that's not happening on arm32 new_dynarec right?

> Edit 4: The value of using_tlb global variable is not being restored correctly when loading a save state.

Is this true for CBFD only or other games too? BTW a few games are not using TLB, zelda for example.

Sorry for the late reply BTW I'm a bit busy at work ATM and I probably won't have time to look at these issues until next week.


I am about do it.


This version includes the following main changes:

- INDICCDFrame: Client frames can now be saved as local image files (XISF format). There are many new process parameters and GUI controls to support this functionality.
- INDICCDFrame: Compatible with legacy drivers not supporting UPLOAD_MODE.
- INDICCDFrame: Bug fixes.


No problem thanks for the migration!


Blz, obrigado.
Tinha pensado em fazer, mas tive que vir pra CWI.


make sure the hasing loic is consistent with getnewaddress


`src.slice(0, extensionIndex)` and `src.slice(extensionIndex)` don't need to be recomputed on every iteration. They should be `const` declared up above.


I am constructing a new state object here which has the attributes of states[0] but the entity id of the group. That way service calls from the more-detail component will go to the group entity. If I used states[0] the service calls would only be for the first entity in the group.


ah, never mind. i get you now


@thiendru , Perfect!!!


I was defining each scene's attributes in the constructor itself when I was instantiating them. And all the parameters were public, including i guess, those dir objects. I still include the getters and setters, but why is this way standard practice?


不错，就这么干


BTW, this version is ready for release - I have tested it thoroughly. I can release it as an update as soon as you say "yes".


I just noticed: I think there is a bug here, if the pkg-config file doesn't have a space after the ":" then the value will be truncated. We should probably check this.


`this.failing `? Should that maybe be `test.failing `?


Is this perl package necessary in the tool_depencies.xml ?


It's a `how` rather than a `why` but it's good enough. There is also the public/protected/private arguments using it, so it's probably worth introducing this third concept.


ye this is just straight up fucking bad.


Yep was intended for 3 reasons:
* Logic simplification
* In theory we should not delete using rm -Rf but `kpm uninstal` which would then cleanup `sha1.yml` file
* We have a `force_download` flag which can be use to bypass that logic if required (while we don't have a `force_don't_download` to avoid clobbering) so can always be reinstalled

Also don't have a very strong feeling (i could add it back if you think this is better). Another alternative would be to warn about it.


This isn't a true map. You're mutating the variants hash on every iteration. I would either make the static list of variants a frozen const at the top of this module, then use `assign` to copy it into a new array, OR, call it what it is: `forEach` and then just return `variants` at the end. This is a nitpick, but the side effects are being obfuscated by the map.


Yes!


My 2 cents: I'm now missing a "browse" feature ;)


![Uploading 1.png…]()
![Uploading 2.png…]()
![Uploading 3.png…]()


does this always get called with a delay of 500? if so does it need to be a parameter? also you might want to make a "constants" factory so you can store variables like this in one place.


xD gotta love the banbuddy developers


Ph.D. in copypaste


Fixes #5


copypasted the whole sourcecode faster than I could copypaste nathan's idea :(


Also in mine I was having a lot of issues with non static methods being referenced from static contexts when trying to get the navigation mechanics working. Ultimately I made most everything static, the methods and variables, and that fixed it.


Sik :)


xD


Seems that packages are named by their name in their package.json


You mean to show all the plugins by default?


Also eslint convention should care only about the first line Will.


And this is why that community is full of crap


A ten tekst nie powinien być wczytywany z pliku? Na ile rozumiem, to mieliśmy przeszukiwać pliki i potem je klasyfikować.


It was a hail mary =) Thanks for adding the -- . I'll modify my tests.sh modification and PR it.


confirmed this is a bug. Will look into it


Is the `binding` shared between all the Lookup instances? Can this be a problem?


:finncry:


GetVolumeReferences (GET /volumes/:volume/references, or a shorter GET /volumes/:volume/refs) sounds reasonable to me. Curious what @joshwilsdon thinks. E.g. this or `?fields=references,...`?

@misterdjules I wouldn't bother with `"references": "references/"`. That's just extra wasted chars IMHO. People can read the VOLAPI docs :)


rip usage


well he actually doesnt let us post this on the forum so this is for personal use cof cof


What is this for $scope.loadStuff?


numParams, numHeaders, numBodyObj doe not need to be put on to scope
you are not using it in the template files

can you explain the pushing of the empty object to reqbody, headers, params?

I can also imagine a way to consolidate those lines.

let counters = {};
$scope[type].push({});
counters[type] += 1;
instead of the if, else if, else if

in your add form function, I know you had some issues with updating, but I don’t see what the issue is.
So in the html, someone hits add form, ng-click evaluates the function addForm and your $scope.numParams changes.
you  might need to do something like $scope.numHeaders += 1 or $scope.numheaders = $scope.numheaders+1

That might be able to get past the use of evalAsync, which states that it is an asynchronous behavior. It might not cause problems, but I imagine that it could if you get into some complicated logic.
Executes the expression on the current scope at a later point in time.
The $evalAsync makes no guarantees as to when the expression will be executed, only that:
** it will execute after the function that has scheduled the evaluation (preferably before the DOM rendering).
** at least one $digest cycle will be performed after expression execution.

 in your showForm and displayHeaders function, you don’t call the evalAsync function?
it looks like it isn’t actually doing anything


split up the factory, controller, and state up for organization purposes


you could probably combine the get / and get /id together


Can't we use https://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-invoker-plugin/run-mojo.html#environmentVariables or https://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-invoker-plugin/run-mojo.html#filterProperties to pass it to here as well?


Buy a sub ..


combine the gets together into one


Your detected shitty platform is not gonna last long anyway


Not necessarily by default, but just a "browse" button that adds back the "*" in the search input.
I like to browse the list to discover the one I don't know yet.


have you tried to get the app into electron? to avoid issues later on


nb elobuddy will go down again soon :trollface:


http://imolarpg.dyndns.org/trac/balatest/ticket/1127 for one


take out the unneeded fsg boilerplate
write some tests


BTW, it says "81 plugins", but it seems there are less when listing all with "*", no?


# **Sample**:
## Input:
In index.php file add the following:
```php
class Test {
		private int $x;
		private int $y;
		private string $z;
}

Test $x = new Test();

$x->x = 10;
$x->y = 105;
$x->z = "String";

echo $x->x;
echo $x->y;
echo $x->z;

int $nice = $x->x + $x->y;

echo $nice;
```
## Output:
> 10
> 105
> String
> 115


"eg, S3" -> "e.g. on S3"


@jQueryBase64MyAss  why you heff to be mad


Faggot :S


Hoinh yp ertir yhr yranslatot moe

Going to write the translator now.
(How, don't you need a linguistic database? I can decode the messages after a while.)


alright alright go back to bansharp and good luck


Because I honestly think that https://github.com/Muse30/PortAIO/tree/master/Dual-Port this is pretty weird XD


would you be interested in adding this as a PR to [johnnagro/spide](https://github.com/johnnagro/spider)r (the original repo)?


Same error message after the latest update.


RatBuddy ![1](https://s.put.re/fUbiTwh.png)


BanSharp? you're using elobuddy tho ?XD


Missing period.  If it's easier, this can be added during squashing/rebase.


Very basic but returns [root@orville crystal-libpcap]# ./test
Pointer(Void)@0x101a100


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Offending files: doc/faq.rst


@henryju dead assignment two lines above and actually not the same behavior as was prior to this change


Yes its shared, but I think its okay. From my point of view the kernel does not change the binding itself, but only modifies the dictionary (removing, adding, retrieving etc). So sharing the references should be fine!?

That was my assumption and thats the reason why we don't have to deep clone/copy objects :D


test


@yohanboniface Ah, yeah, I know. The reason I removed the "*" is because I felt the page just looks better without it, at the expense of some usability hit. To be honest, if someone wants to take over the website, I'd be happy to hand it over.

> BTW, it says "81 plugins", but it seems there are less when listing all with "*", no?

Oops, yeah see this: https://github.com/fisherman/fisherman.github.io/blob/master/js/search.js#L23


Yep, silly me


probably this is exactly about what PR #9


THE SALLLLLTTTTT


Yep, since fixed this to made :add *not* idempotent again.  Confusion caused by not recognising that :info responses are indeterminate and probably errors.


Im not banned tho.. but this is never gonna end you will defend bansharp and I will do the same for elobuddy


I think is fine too, it is more efficient so let's go with this for now. Maybe someone will spot a problem in the future and we will change it but no need for deep copy for now.


Nice middleware calls


2091-WrappedHPWH (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2371 of 2419 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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we don't care where you at, if you love elobuddy that much stop porting our assemblies and let the scrrubs over there have a chance of making their own shit.


Whoops, yes. Will fix.


Added lorem ipsum


> Besides the modules and functions libraries **provided** as part of their public interface
?


Hey Chet, you can safely re-enable clang if you wish for ARM, with these three commits/fixes:
https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/223100/
https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/205989/
https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/209698/ - Maybe unnecessary

This is safe for AOSP unless you are using QC perf libraries because:
"The issue is that Qualcomm has several proprietary static libraries which get linked in at build time when this flag is set, and these libs need the emulated TLS provided by GCC.

https://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=23566"


you're flagged though riot just delayed the banwave :^ )


@josevalim if so, I will include it in PR i'm cooking


Done. Thanks for review! PR #408


Oh thats right, sorry i forgot, thheirs no decent devs over there? guess you should ctril + c some more :^)


Please read

  http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.swift.evolution/17276


All the devs at Ban# act like it wasnt free and open at one point.

It just got popular, then greedy and they were on the first wave. Of course their salty about it all - Their charging $180 a year to CHEAT AT A FREE GAME

Be mad


Chido


this will be treeVm.meta.depth


tfw you think that EB will remain free forever.


The TLB crash was true for other games as well but not all games. Zelda worked fine, golden eye and CBFD didn't.

As for the messed up animations in CBFD, they work fine in arm32.


"Is it better to just have a single PUT route with a lot going on or different routes that serve specific purposes?"

The point of your server API is to make communication between the front-end and back-end possible. The mark of a good server API is that it A) adheres to standards (clear, organized, RESTful, correct status codes), B) is performant, and C) makes that communication as easy / painless as possible.

So to answer your question: A) both are RESTful, B) both can be performant, C) one may be easier for your use case than the other.

There is no reason why you can't support both — but in the interest of getting things working, you may find yourself just supporting that subset of specific actions which makes your front-end code as simple as possible.


This fixes netconf to Cisco 3550 running ipservicesk9-mz.122-44.SE6. Have not yet tested on a JunOS device.


@vezza

Don't worry much about it.
You are authorized to push to the 777 in FGMEMBERS. So what you've done is correct.

We've notified @hyde-tech of the changes, and he will take the changes from here. Hyde may be able to provide a more accurate value, and correct your suggestion, but for now, your number looks much more accurate than the previous one. So it is a great mid-step (or even a final step if hyde does not come around with a final improvement ;) )

On the other hand, my recommendation is that you consider not pushing directly into master, but instead push in a secondary branch. Let's say you call it "pushback location" and then you generate a pull request from that branch into master.

You can leave it at that, and hyde could revise, improve, and merge as needed.

But as @hyde himself states above, he may not come around to merge the PR himself. By default, any other FGMEMBERS can act as a reviewer of a merge request, and thus merge.

The important thing about Pull requests is that by default, all subscribers get notified of the change, so @hyde-tech would be notified of any pull request merged in the 777, so he can update both upstream (gitlab) and FGADDon consequently.

There would be no reason for him to reject a valid suggestion. By all means, this is a collaborative effort.

Thanks @vezza for your work :dancer:

@IAHM-COL


Why? Just curious


@cyberium
Nice, I think it is clean now.


Молодец, задание 10 принято.


Isn't there `set` for this?


+1 to Alessandro’s fix.


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@trentm

> I wouldn't bother with "references": "references/". That's just extra wasted chars IMHO. People can read the VOLAPI docs :)

I thought this could be a step towards a bit more API discoverability (both for humans and programs). In this case the gain is small though, since it's a static resource (it's always there), so I don't mind removing it.


You re-use this `user.sanitize` a lot, making it possible that somewhere you'll forget it. Is there any time when you don't want to sanitize? If that's a small minority of cases, you might want to customize the user model's `toJSON` method, which `req.json` calls, to automatically sanitize; then for the cases you don't want to sanitize, you can call some custom method like `user.unsanitized()`.


Thanks for the heads-up, I'll see what happened.


Of course! Fixed it, thanks!


That can't be right. That type will not be parsable since `K` and `V` don't exist.


Oh I know it won't

But Ban# cant pay every website to stop from cracking the platform so eventually, it wont matter to anyone

http://www.botyhaxsamp.fora.pl/league-of-legends-cheats,74/league-of-legends-league-sharp-crack-updated-patch-6-9,1794.html


I still don't see the use-case. Here you could just use:

```
'{red.bold Dungeons and Dragons {blue (with added fairies)}'
```


Is this one really unused? Its the default folder for realtime?


missing `catch`


```
function[c] = scale(in)
    c = in;
    [m,n]=size(c);
    lower=-1;
    upper=1;
    Cmax=zeros(1,n);
    Cmin=zeros(1,n);
    for i=1:n
         Cmax(1,i)=max(c(:,i));
    end
    for i=1:n
        Cmin(1,i)=min(c(:,i));
    end
    for i=1:m
        for j=1:n
            c(i,j)=lower+(upper-lower)*(   c(i,j)-Cmin(1,j)   )/(Cmax(1,j)-Cmin(1,j));
        end
    end

```


I'm confused. Do you mean that the article on acom linked to PDFs in this repo?
If you need to recover files that we removed from this repo, just go back into the repo history.


make check error in ThreadLocalDetail.h. how to fix this?

	g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H   -I../.. -pthread -I/usr/include -Igtest-1.7.0/include  -std=gnu++0x -g -O2 -MT ThreadLocalTest.o -MD -MP -MF $depbase.Tpo -c -o ThreadLocalTest.o ThreadLocalTest.cpp &&\
	mv -f $depbase.Tpo $depbase.Po
In file included from ../../folly/ThreadLocal.h:53:0,
                 from ThreadLocalTest.cpp:17:
../../folly/detail/ThreadLocalDetail.h: In instantiation of ‘folly::threadlocal_detail::ElementWrapper::set(Ptr, const Deleter&) [with Ptr = Widget*; Deleter = void(Widget*, folly::TLPDestructionMode)]::__lambda8’:
../../folly/detail/ThreadLocalDetail.h:110:57:   required from ‘struct folly::threadlocal_detail::ElementWrapper::set(Ptr, const Deleter&) [with Ptr = Widget*; Deleter = void(Widget*, folly::TLPDestructionMode)]::__lambda8’
../../folly/detail/ThreadLocalDetail.h:110:16:   required from ‘void folly::threadlocal_detail::ElementWrapper::set(Ptr, const Deleter&) [with Ptr = Widget*; Deleter = void(Widget*, folly::TLPDestructionMode)]’
../../folly/ThreadLocal.h:242:5:   required from ‘void folly::ThreadLocalPtr<T, Tag>::reset(T*, const Deleter&) [with Deleter = void(Widget*, folly::TLPDestructionMode); T = Widget; Tag = void]’
ThreadLocalTest.cpp:73:52:   required from here
../../folly/detail/ThreadLocalDetail.h:111:46: error: variable ‘d’ has function type
           void* pt, TLPDestructionMode mode) {
                                              ^
../../folly/detail/ThreadLocalDetail.h:111:46: error: variable ‘d’ has function type
../../folly/detail/ThreadLocalDetail.h: In instantiation of ‘struct folly::threadlocal_detail::ElementWrapper::set(Ptr, const Deleter&) [with Ptr = Widget*; Deleter = void(Widget*, folly::TLPDestructionMode)]::__lambda8’:
../../folly/detail/ThreadLocalDetail.h:110:16:   required from ‘void folly::threadlocal_detail::ElementWrapper::set(Ptr, const Deleter&) [with Ptr = Widget*; Deleter = void(Widget*, folly::TLPDestructionMode)]’
../../folly/ThreadLocal.h:242:5:   required from ‘void folly::ThreadLocalPtr<T, Tag>::reset(T*, const Deleter&) [with Deleter = void(Widget*, folly::TLPDestructionMode); T = Widget; Tag = void]’
ThreadLocalTest.cpp:73:52:   required from here
../../folly/detail/ThreadLocalDetail.h:110:57: error: field ‘folly::threadlocal_detail::ElementWrapper::set(Ptr, const Deleter&) [with Ptr = Widget*; Deleter = void(Widget*, folly::TLPDestructionMode)]::__lambda8::__d’ invalidly declared function type
       deleter2 = new std::function<DeleterFunType>([d = d](
                                                         ^
In file included from ../../folly/ScopeGuard.h:20:0,
                 from ../../folly/ThreadLocal.h:41,
                 from ThreadLocalTest.cpp:17:
/usr/include/c++/4.8/functional:2450:7: error: ‘std::function<_Res(_ArgTypes ...)>::function(_Functor) [with _Functor = folly::threadlocal_detail::ElementWrapper::set(Ptr, const Deleter&) [with Ptr = Widget*; Deleter = void(Widget*, folly::TLPDestructionMode)]::__lambda8; <template-parameter-2-2> = void; _Res = void; _ArgTypes = {void*, folly::TLPDestructionMode}]’, declared using local type ‘folly::threadlocal_detail::ElementWrapper::set(Ptr, const Deleter&) [with Ptr = Widget*; Deleter = void(Widget*, folly::TLPDestructionMode)]::__lambda8’, is used but never defined [-fpermissive]
       function<_Res(_ArgTypes...)>::
       ^
make[3]: *** [ThreadLocalTest.o] Error 1


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Am I able to make a .apk out of this? Is there a how-to somewhere? Do you already have one you can share?
Thanks for all the work you're putting into this.


Good point. Would be great if we could instantiate it as the entity class
so this code won't break if we add attributes in the future

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all done

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It's also curious that this now works the same in Ruby and Crystal:

```crystal
tup = {x: 1, y: 2}
tup[:x] # => 1
```

However...

```crystal
tup = {"foo bar": 1}

# Ruby
tup[:"foo bar"] # => 1

# Crystal
tup[:"foo bar"] # => KeyError
```

I don't know why Ruby chose that to also mean "symbol keys", probably because when you need such hashes it's because you need fixed keys, to be used as a method "options" argument. I believe the same thing should be true in Crystal, and in that way it'll be compatible with Ruby. Not that compatibility is that important, but it's just curious that Ruby took that decision but we didn't.


why is your facebook route creating a google id?


the other markup was incorrect


System-Fan-Model (EnergyArchmage) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2174 of 2204 tests passed, 526 test warnings)

 * 556 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 411 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 32 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 33 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 30 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ESO big diffs.
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 * 6 tests had: MTR big diffs.
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As we are specifically targeting JUnit tests classes, it may not be appropriate to consider these "scripts".  It may be more appropriate to implement a new "RunJUnit" or "CallJUnit" command specifically for JUnit execution.  JUnit can accept a single Class, or a List (array) of Classes.

In a CallScript implementation, it will be difficult to properly decipher the difference between other types of scripts the user may want to run versus a JUnit test class.  Though, perhaps asking Java to see if a Class can be found with the "script" name and then trying to find out if that Class is a JUnit test.... That is possible, but may become difficult as there are so many different variations that can run on top of JUnit.

For example, it is quite possible we can use this same technique to execute Cucumber tests instead of the current way we do it since I believe those are JUnit tests, as well.  But we will have to evaluate if the call to execute them is different than just using JUnitCore.

Also, there is the need to evaluate how the results of the JUnit execution should be logged.  And we may have to have more than one option.  In a Driver Command CallScript/CallJUnit option, it may be that we actually log the various JUnit Results and Counts as real SAFS Message types and Counts.

For example:

                    CallJUnit com.sas.spock.tests.SpockExperiment completed in 25.46 seconds.
   SKIPPED  2 tests were ignored while executing com.sas.spock.tests.SpockExperiment
     OK          4 tests succeeded while executing com.sas.spock.tests.SpockExperiment
                    1 tests failed while executing com.sas.spock.tests.SpockExperiment:
   FAILED     computing the maximum of two numbers(com.sas.spock.tests.SpockExperiment): Condition not satisfied:
....
And we increment the appropriate test counters so that the STATUS_REPORTS include these numbers.

We may also want to support some type of "simple" logging where the JUnit Results are output to one or more files independent of the SAFS log--making them easier to locate and differentiate from all the other SAFS stuff going on in the Log.


I found the solution! capistrano/rbenv#58


is there a reason you can't pass `googleConfig` directly into where you need it? These three properties have identical names.


HTML придуман для текстовой разметки, любое количество пробелов будет показываться как 1 :)
Задание 10 принято, молодец.


Hi,

`request.content` is not a valid attribute, should this be `request.data`?
Apologies if I'm missing something.


alert @jescalan - adding `spike-core` to devDeps because we need it to run ava test suite on compiled project. this won't effect perf because we don't install it by default


$(".ticker .jari").each(function () {
 var e = $(this).text();
 if (e.match("recent")) {
  $.ajax({
   url: "/feeds/posts/default?alt=json-in-script&max-results=6",
   type: "get",
   dataType: "jsonp",
   success: function (e) {
    var t = "";
    var n = "
";
    for (var r = 0; r < e.feed.entry.length; r++) {
     for (var i = 0; i < e.feed.entry[r].link.length; i++) {
      if (e.feed.entry[r].link[i].rel == "alternate") {
       t = e.feed.entry[r].link[i].href;
       break
      }
     }
     var s = e.feed.entry[r].title.$t;
     var o = e.feed.entry[r].category[0].term;
     n += '
' + o + '
' + s + "

"
    }
    n += "
";
    $(".ticker .jari").each(function () {
     $(this).html(n);
     $(this).prev("h2").prepend('');
     $(this).removeClass("widget-content").addClass("layout-content");
     $(this).find("ul").webTicker();
     $("p.trans").each(function () {
      var e = $(this).text();
      var t = $(this).attr("data-tran");
      $("#pages-wrapper *").replaceText(e, t)
     })
    })
   }
  })
 } else {
  $.ajax({
   url: "/feeds/posts/default/-/" + e + "?alt=json-in-script&max-results=10",
   type: "get",
   dataType: "jsonp",
   success: function (e) {
    var t = "";
    var n = "
";
    for (var r = 0; r < e.feed.entry.length; r++) {
     for (var i = 0; i < e.feed.entry[r].link.length; i++) {
      if (e.feed.entry[r].link[i].rel == "alternate") {
       t = e.feed.entry[r].link[i].href;
       break
      }
     }
     var s = e.feed.entry[r].title.$t;
     var o = e.feed.entry[r].category[0].term;
     n += '
' + o + '
' + s + "

"
    }
    n += "
";
    $(".ticker .jari").each(function () {
     $(this).html(n);
     $(this).prev("h2").prepend('');
     $(this).removeClass("widget-content").addClass("layout-content");
     $(this).find("ul").webTicker();
     $("p.trans").each(function () {
      var e = $(this).text();
      var t = $(this).attr("data-tran");
      $("#pages-wrapper *").replaceText(e, t)
     })
    })
   }
  })
 }
});


@jake-cryptic Thanks


Is there ever a time when you'd have a user who does not have a google id but has previously signed in with google oauth? Why?


good point, do you know if there is a way for me to fix that ?


because `std::cout` was there before ~~time~~ ... the log class ;)
*refactor all the things*!


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why is this function needed — are express sessions not working with passport?


2091-WrappedHPWH (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Cool. Wasn't entirely sure. Feel like making a PR?
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whoops yes that is what I intended. Thanks for correcting my correction. I pushed a change via c1c4b70e6bdb005db2987102f17dbfb50e8492a7


probably should have a login failure page — unless you're handling it some other way?


I don't really know how the contrib repo is used by upstream vendors, I was just doing what was asked. In CoreOS the group will probably be in sys-users or what not, and other distros may do something else. Not sure what else there is to be done.


Принято. Только не надо коммитать бинарные файлы:)


init


@Catsync Please watch out for comments that need to be updated along with functionality.


Considered better practice from an organization perspective to set the controller as the `controller` property of your directive definition object. Doesn't really matter, but just FYI.


Tak powinien być. Ale wydawało mi się, że lepiej byłoby do tej funkcji przesyłać już sam tekst "wyjęty" z pliku a nie plik i wewnątrz go otwierać.


One ")" is needed before "{"


Is this really unused? Default folder for realtime..


a


First commit


This controller looks a bit long to me. A priori I am going to assume that some parts of it might make sense in factories (plural), but I am still reviewing it.


Well I don't care about money. I'd make much more money if I wouldn't work for L# and I didn't accept any money at first. What I care about is the amount of deception and douchebaggery coming from yours truly elobuddy staff. the fact that they literally copypasted LeagueSharp (yes, elobuddy is based on a very old version of L#) is one thing. But lying to the users to keep them just like BoL did is another. EloBuddy is literally BoL but instead of having a dog as admin you have a guy who fucks fleshlights (or well atleast you had a dude who fucks fleshlights. he's probably too scared to connect to the internet now)

yes. elobuddy was detected several times before and it's currently detected too. you're free to wear your tinfoil hat and continuing to applause at every announcement your admins make though.

for more info check this:
http://i.imgur.com/LRaW2nw.png


I assume this is a hard-coded example. Maybe move this out into an `Example` factory, which in turn reads in a gitignored config file, which contains an actual example. This isn't really part of your source code.


alterado redirecionamento após o cadastro para o index


Can you add this to `game_api.txt`?


we moved all cache files under $config['base_path'] . '/cache/' including realtime.


@permcody my WIP for date deprecated functionality


please open an issue for this request so it can be tracked!


`set` feels pretty generic to me as name — maybe `setState`. But hey, that makes me think that maybe these should be child states? Feels a lot like a state to me.


Nak. I do not think that we need a separate driver for this.


2091-WrappedHPWH (kbenne) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2404 of 2419 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Why do we need stripRoot? We could just perform this check and handle it in else statement.


Versuchs mal mit:
```
{% url 'user_edit' user_id=user.id %}
```


Was fixed with  13ba1d5


@minhnc does setDeviceToken() work for you?  I'm running a traditional Titanium app, non-Alloy, and I'm getting this error: [Intercom-Android: ERROR: intercom-sdk-gcm module not found. Please add it to your build.gradle](https://github.com/centogram/TiIntercomAndroid/issues/4).


> please open an issue for this request so it can be tracked!

Done


hmmm


this processing of codes — can that be a flag to `getAllTheCodez`? Like an options object, `{ setOpen: false }` or something. Not sure if this is necessary, just wondering if it makes more sense as part of a state transition or as part of a method call to the user.


Ok, missed that. Nice!


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Loooooool


I know, I added this locally, but it still doesn't work for some reason.  I guess I can commit what I've got so far.


I don't like the idea of SeleniumPlus bypassing keyword library implementations like "CallScript" or "CallJunit" by calling a specific implementation API directly.  If the call is to a keyword implementation it would be better to call it as such--a Driver Command call or a Component Function call such as:

Runner.command(...)

Runner.action(...)

This insures overrides and multiple-engine routiing can take place, and that we get the exact same behavior as a SAFS test not using SeleniumPlus.


Ok, understood... Thanks for clarification


I know you do this because of lack of twrp support but cm recovery support it ? If yes this should not go official.


The parent names can be fetched from the PWM DT node (ie clock-names). Then the pwm driver should call clk_get and obtain a reference to each of those clocks. The missing piece is that the clk framework does not allow you to register a clock without using the string name for the parent. This is dumb and I'll create a patch fixing this ASAP.

Then the PWM driver can register a mux and a gate, directly in the code. No need for a separate thingy in drivers/clk/meson, especially since it appears that the clock controls are physically inside of the PWM IP block and not the clock controller IP block.


ok, thx


Why is this necessary? Are there two PWM controllers?


Good initial commit.

Two things to add:

1. In derived.c, add a BITFIELD that maps to the heater control bits
2. heatctrl should be static (not visible outside the file scope)


It's better to directly use devm_clk_register and pass in a struct clk_hw with the .init field fully initialized. In generally I am trying to phase out use of these dedicated, per-clock-type registration functions.


Could this kind of stuff be put into a `Timeline` factory?


Hier fehlt auch der Parameter.


This is unnecessary if you use devm_clk_register above.


wb->last_pts is uint64_t, seems the indirection was used to mimick a cast


Ditto.


That shouldn't be listed at this level. The response for GET /self-assessment/utr/taxYear/self-employments/id will include a link for expenses, incomes etc


Any time you start dealing with elements, I think it's probably better off as a directive.


Задания 7 и 10 приняты


@almccon just fyi in case of any future updates to this data, I'll be adding a short name / id to match each zone with the corresponding mini-map on the projects page.


Задание 10 принято, молодец.


Test connect
Only one example.


Recuerda que no es solo cambiar aqui no?
Esto lo que hace es que incluye un mensaje de error al campo web llamado "loginMessage".
Entonces el nombre también se debe corregir en el FTL.


I wonder if this is fixed in newer Libav than we're currently shipping? Either way, a patch to Libav seems cleaner.


Werden die openrtb-core/src/test/resources/ Files irgendwo benutzt? Auf den ersten Blick sieht das so aus als wären das eins zu eins die Strings aus den Helper Klassen.


The problem where the external testRecordData COMMAND is getting changed from CallScript to the last-run SAFS command is interesting.  It is also NOT specific to this particular use case.

This can happen any time some external scripting language or implementation begins executing SAFS test calls which will use the TestRecordData while we are already in the middle of executing a command (like CallScript).

So, this needs to get fixed.  The TestRecordData that exists at the beginning of CallScript/CallJUnit needs to be cached.  Upon the completed execution of whatever the script/test has done, we need to put that cached TestRecordData back into place.


Si claro, se tiene presente al momento de realizar el front del Login .


what kind of extra functionality is this adding ?


if you add element handlers when loading a scope (like this controller), make sure to remove those handlers when the `$scope` is `$destroy`ed. Otherwise every time this controller loads it adds more handlers.


Why?


there's not. best to just leave it as is.


Задание 1 принято.
Пожалуйста, в сообщении коммита указывай к какой лабе он относится, например "[Lab 1] Add status.txt" или "[Lab-2] Update console UI"


you're saying that you would take the time to see if elobuddy is detectable or bol ...


const


Yes I do


Would it be possible to detect a long button press already here in the driver? Because than on short button press the KEY_VOLUMEUP/DOWN event could be send and on long press the BTN_1/2 events.
Then we would have the volume change reflected in the status bar and also the ringing volume could be changed.
(Ok, that would be a hack because the first event (button down) would be not sent until button up is detected. And then both events would be sent directly one after another...)


Вместо классов реализаций принято использовать интерфейсы.
<code> List<Message> = new ArrayList<Message>(); </code>


Fixed in https://github.com/thomasmoelhave/tpie/commit/c547aae1940446e09e42d417506c8dddf87fb79a


System-Fan-Model (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1645 of 1648 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Sprawdźcie czy jest dobrze i czy są wszystkie funkcje


старайся разделять логические блоки программы с помощью пустых строк


Shouldn't these be in strings.po ?


This links to a minified file in an older version. There's no equivalent file on master


Исключения пробрасываются наверх только если в месте где они возникли недостаточно данных для их обработки. Так как логгер у тебя доступен везде (он статический), то что мешает написать об ошибке чтения из файла прямо на месте?


I don't know why. But it seems that std::copy doesn't work correctly.
`memcpy(data, camera->head.start, size);`
works good.


saw approval from fadushin
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/9092e506f08e31ae4b4928ce734ef031c50293a0


merging basho/yokozuna/review-zl-fd-cleanup_from_review_notes = 9092e506 into borshop-integration-639-review-zl-fd-cleanup_from_review_notes


basho/yokozuna/review-zl-fd-cleanup_from_review_notes = 9092e506 merged ok, testing candidate = ab0d5496


вместо исключения можно написать ошибку в лог и вернуть пустой список сообщений.
исключения - случай когда совсем не известно что делать.


What were these bumps for @davidgtonge?


@OXINARF let's open a PR


Yeah, a ternary expression requires that each operand is itself an expression. In a test case like this, there isn't much point in checking the type of `n`, but in real life there might be a good reason to do that. I'd `throw` if it isn't what you expect.

    if (typeof n != 'number') {
      throw `number expected, but ${typeof n} provided.`
    }


[R/branch_sorter.R:17:6:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/817c5c2d669ca532407413d9b52aebde785697b7/R/branch_sorter.R#L17) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  #  filename           <- ape::read.tree(filename)
     ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/branch_sorter.R:20:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/817c5c2d669ca532407413d9b52aebde785697b7/R/branch_sorter.R#L20) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  #  filename           <- read_file(filename)$species_tree_with_outgroup[[1]][[1]]
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/branch_sorter.R:20:6:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/817c5c2d669ca532407413d9b52aebde785697b7/R/branch_sorter.R#L20) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  #  filename           <- read_file(filename)$species_tree_with_outgroup[[1]][[1]]
     ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:19:6:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/817c5c2d669ca532407413d9b52aebde785697b7/R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L19) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  PBD-output <-
    ~^~
```
[R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:21:35:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/817c5c2d669ca532407413d9b52aebde785697b7/R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L21) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
    subscore <- ( (posterior - PBD-output[tick]) ^ 2)
                                 ~^~
```
[R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:21:36:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/817c5c2d669ca532407413d9b52aebde785697b7/R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L21) *warning:* **no visible binding for global variable 'output'**
```r
    subscore <- ( (posterior - PBD-output[tick]) ^ 2)
                                   ^~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:11:5:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/817c5c2d669ca532407413d9b52aebde785697b7/tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L11) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  # filenames   <- ("branch_sorter_testfile3.txt")
    ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:14:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/817c5c2d669ca532407413d9b52aebde785697b7/tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L14) *style:* **Trailing blank lines are superfluous.**
```r

^
```


ресурсы надо закрывать. мы не раз показывали и рассказывали об этом, почитай об этом тут - https://habrahabr.ru/post/178405/


we need this!!!


Is `null`ing intended here? If yes, I would add a comment describing why.


тут можно использовать лямда-выражения из Java8


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тут можно использовать Stream из Java8


whoopsie daisy :)


Das war nur ein Test, noch nicht ziehen bitte, da fehlt noch was^^


эту проверку не нужно делать внутри цикла, достаточно одного раза


Te recomiendo mejor que uses zeep
https://github.com/mvantellingen/python-zeep
http://docs.python-zeep.org/en/latest/

Me parece mejor que suds


It's because you're inside a new function, the anonymous function passed to `filter`. So `arguments` refers to the inner function's arguments, not the outer function's.


nah not your fault


Fixed some bugs. Should now work properly


Shouldn't this be **0.6.2-dev** ??? (I think *dev* refers to the development version *for* this release, not *after* the release. This is also how `pip` interprets things IIRC.)


@tingletech thanks for that info. what would be the best way to fix this double logging issue - should i yank the secondary UA code from the JS snippet here, or can you reconfigure your end to not inject the code again? whatever works best for you.. thanks!


DETOT  -4.447E-07 ---->  DETOT  -9.881E-07


Ok, read your commit message but still think that you need to make up something like 0.6.2 because 0.6.1-dev is really misleading.


Since `String !== ''` are truthy, I think you can do `hidden$="{{!reservationErrorMessage}}"`


Wait. Please, don't rush things. `0.2.0` is not ready, and you'd probably broke things by such changes. I'd suggest you to wait `0.3.0`.


Note: I renamed font-awesome, semantics and simplemde just so we don't need the version numbers in path to them (they have version in their headers) so that in the templates/base/head.tmpl we don't need to change it, as that causes problems with custom/templates/base/head.tmpl if it has been copied there. I left the version number in the jquery library though.


Hi World

I am Albert. I am student at University of Cracov. My passion is coding.


Well this code doesn't exactly write itself. BUT SHOULD IT?


👍  thanks 😆


this could break your projects please be carefult


refactored React for React 0.24+


Changes to `motoman_utils.(h|cpp)` are not actually part of the work-around.


сортировать весь список сообщений после каждого добавления нового - не самый оптимальный подход. сортировка все-таки имеет сложность n^2, лучше как-то по-другому придумать


Yeah I was similarly confused with MDA, but I think it definitely has to be greater than 0.6.1


There is another thing we will have to watch out for in the broader sense of normal SAFS execution.  We will also need to make specific tests to verify the success or failure of the following scenario:

When executing "CallScript", we are in the midst of an active engine call to execute a keyword implementation.  During normal (multi-process) SAFS execution--at least for certain Drivers (SAFSDRIVER?)--the calling mechanism may not attempt to make an action/command call if they detect the system (SEM events) are in the middle of an existing call.  They may wait for that call to return and the SEM event (locks) to be released.

Thus a call to CallScript/CallJUnit might lock/deadlock if that "script" attempts to execute other SAFS commands as those SAFS commands might be waiting for CallScript to release the lock.  This may be an odd or possibly unlikely scenario outside of the single-process SeleniumPlus implementation, but it is possible.

For example, a Test Complete "Script" written by a user could attempt to execute SAFS commands through the DLL.  I'm not sure how likely or easy that would be, but it is possible.  And, as already known, a SeleniumPlus test can invoke an in-process JUnit test that can leverage the static SeleniumPlus calls.  In fact, it is entirely possible that a SeleniumPlus test can invoke the CallJUnit command and that JUnit test can again call the SeleniumPlus.CallJUnit command to invoke yet another JUnit test or even chain lots of JUnit tests in this way.


Why times of 1 tick, 1 tick, 1 tick ?


I really like the use of index =-1 as both a flag and index, a neat Python trick.


можно добавить несклько сообщений с одинаковым id


Done


Looking at this again now. Sorry for the delay!


is this because I added line 970?


Done (and changed all the other getField methods to GetField)


:smile:


So does it work now?


не очень ясно почему это исключение ловится на таком большом объеме кода. а вдруг оно возникнет в другом месте, а напишем в лог мы про невалидный формат даты? и никогда не найдем баг.


Since you haven't posted this yet, I'm commenting here...

Did you intend to drop the pwm_enable() completely? A pure refactoring would be to still set pstate.enabled = true before pwm_apply_state(). If you're intentionally dropping that, then perhaps a comment is in order in the commit message?


Thanks! Didn't know about this one. Done


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1666


If the value of line 2940 is moved here, it can be returned directly and the assignment in 2969 replaced by a return.


тоже закрытие ресурсов - тут потенциальный NullPointer


Yes. You can only omit braces if there's only one line of code.


oh, I should get rid of these references to other scripts... will do in next update.


Second condition in first inner if statement is not needed: "&& eval + razor_margin[3 * ONE_PLY] <= alpha)" because it is covered in the outer if statement


same here


Only notifying in `setState` if the new one is different does handle that case. That also seems like a cleaner setup to me. I think we should go with that.


внимательно перечитай правила Clean Code - поля должны иметь модификатор доступа private, и к каждому из них должны быть getter и setter.
тогда и вся работа с Gson свелась бы к одной строчке:)


NO


it would've made more sense to remove the `<br>` from line 966 as well, then you don't need the braces at all and could just add line 970 before that last closing brace.


and here, but here the change is also required in line 3043


не хорошо что дата создания сообщений задается руками. логичнее было бы взять System.currentTimeMills()


Well then I guess we should be checking for statically importable types in
`makeJavaType()`.
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- reenabled double click to view details
- integrated progressbar and terminal view


Remove this extra whitespace.


Задание 2 принято.


Indentation not aligned.


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You can combine these lines to just

    to_address = [user.email.address]

since you're always appending user.email.address.


I think this commit resolves the issue #2


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Yea, I'm sure he does
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Done (and updated variable names to 1 through 4)


Done


go for it.


Or is it the other way around? Anyway, good luck!


I changed all of the Assert.True's to Assert.Equal, but left this one as it includes an error message (which Assert.Equal apparently doesn't support). Is it okay to remove the error message?


I can't use emoji reactions here so thanks 🙏


Thanks, I need to fix my typing speed :)


hjhj


I think a file is missing in this commit, hence the failing unit test:
`can't open resources/win32/registry/2003R2-Hotfix-CentralProcessor.reg: No such file or directory at t/lib/FusionInventory/Test/Utils.pm line 126.`


[R/branch_sorter.R:17:6:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/a6a493cfb209b647de8b3e1b3c15f795c083ce8e/R/branch_sorter.R#L17) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  #  filename           <- ape::read.tree(filename)
     ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/branch_sorter.R:20:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/a6a493cfb209b647de8b3e1b3c15f795c083ce8e/R/branch_sorter.R#L20) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  #  filename           <- read_file(filename)$species_tree_with_outgroup[[1]][[1]]
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/branch_sorter.R:20:6:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/a6a493cfb209b647de8b3e1b3c15f795c083ce8e/R/branch_sorter.R#L20) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  #  filename           <- read_file(filename)$species_tree_with_outgroup[[1]][[1]]
     ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:19:6:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/a6a493cfb209b647de8b3e1b3c15f795c083ce8e/R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L19) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
  PBD-output <-
    ~^~
```
[R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:21:35:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/a6a493cfb209b647de8b3e1b3c15f795c083ce8e/R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L21) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
    subscore <- ( (posterior - PBD-output[tick]) ^ 2)
                                 ~^~
```
[R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:21:36:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/a6a493cfb209b647de8b3e1b3c15f795c083ce8e/R/normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L21) *warning:* **no visible binding for global variable 'output'**
```r
    subscore <- ( (posterior - PBD-output[tick]) ^ 2)
                                   ^~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:11:5:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/a6a493cfb209b647de8b3e1b3c15f795c083ce8e/tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L11) *style:* **Commented code should be removed.**
```r
  # filenames   <- ("branch_sorter_testfile3.txt")
    ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R:14:1:](https://github.com/richelbilderbeek/Cer2016/blob/a6a493cfb209b647de8b3e1b3c15f795c083ce8e/tests/testthat/test-normalized_rooted_branch_score.R#L14) *style:* **Trailing blank lines are superfluous.**
```r

^
```


We do that in other spots, so it might make sense


That would make sense to me


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böyle de kötü görünüyor :( hem uzatıp hem köşede kalmasının bir yolu var mı? :D


you was overwriting the var in your deploy.rb ?


I don't have anymore the weird results on the thermal part. That would have been because the right hand side was set to u+grad(p) instead of div(u), I guess.

But the picard algorithm for the electro-thermal problem does not converge, the residual stays approximately at 1e-2 after 20 iterations.
Also, I have an error during the factorization if I don't use umfpack.


Más que "enter", creo que es mejor aclararlo como "salto de línea". Enter es una tecla, `\n` es un caracter de control..


This commit doesn't have enough commas IMO.

#peaceout
#trolling
#adiosamigos
#nodejs
#uberhax0rskillz


In theory, we are supplying everything libav needs to insert the empty subtitles itself, so a proper libav patch would completely eliminate the need to insert any empty subtitle packets.  I'll look into this... later.


¿El orden importa? Imagino que sería:

```
action
request
action
request
...
```

¿No?


Fixed a mistake related to Issue #11, nodeValue contains text display of builds, not build names.


What happens when you do require a proxy to download files and you have it set globally? This will remove it right? Is that intended behavior for it?


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>  I couldn't remember if the class' version would stay up indefinitely

The plan is to also have the class version up for as long as GitHub is alive. But if you continue development I would do this in your own fork, simply so that it becomes clear that you are now doing this as your own project. When you apply for jobs in software, they often want to know your GitHub profile and they look at it to see what you have been working on. It looks good if it's stuff beyond class work.


Since this is coffeescript I believe that just the following should suffice:

```coffeescript
tz = Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().timeZone ? moment.tz.guess()
```


Awesome, thanks!


new


Is this double ampersand intentional?


Learned from the best :fishing_pole_and_fish:


Strange, all the lines seem to have been changed...
But using a diff tool, the real differences just appear correctly.


I'm struggling with our WebPack 2 build and looked here for inspiration. Are you able to just ignore the error and still get output?


Wrong issue again :(


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In order to work on your fork, I would change the *origin* repo of your local repository (on your laptop). First look what's there (for me):
```
$ git remote -v
origin	git@github.com:ASU-CompMethodsPhysics-PHY494/final-rendezvous-with-ramageddon.git (fetch)
origin	git@github.com:ASU-CompMethodsPhysics-PHY494/final-rendezvous-with-ramageddon.git (push)
```
We want to change *origin* (the default) to point to `https://github.com/andywinhold/aworbits.git` (if you use https or `git@github.com:andywinhold/aworbits.git` if you use ssh (which is what I typically do)). We will still keep the PHY494 repo as a remote (and name it `PHY494`):
```
git remote rename origin PHY494
git remote add origin https://github.com/andywinhold/aworbits.git
```

When you do `git push` and `git pull` it will go to your personal fork. You can still work with the PHY494 remote if you want to, though (e.g. `git pull PHY494 master`).


mandamos los pokemons desde state


Tyty :^)


Went the documentation route: b938b3bad81cf0fe9da3455b500fb59de55d21d0


@houtanb many thanks for this. This extension implies an issue with sensitivity, sorry.
For sensitivity, the option `params_derivs_order` must be set to 0 by default unless identification=1 is set by the user. Otherwise sensitivity by default would trigger params_derivs even if no identification is required, porting all problems about params_derivs to any sensitivity command.


Návrh změny pozadí.


plays flawless and strong with 6-men, even under extreme time pressure
tested in several 5min blitz matches and local test positions

such an amazing work


git reset --hard


After doing this I got oppia working correctly on Windows @gvishal
And further I didn't require proxy for downloading files


@dabada83 esto rocks :
 `client.service.ping()`

Voy a revisar para migrar el servicio con esa lib, sabes si genera la instancia del objeto ? y poder usar dotacion: https://github.com/odoo-ecuador/odoo-ecuador/blob/8.0/l10n_ec_einvoice/xades/sri.py#L87


a


thank you!


This patch appears to be from an earlier version of ImmersiveEngineeering scripting, the diamond recipe is still the 9 for 9 recipe.


Is your Eclipse automatically changing the line on the left (basic.Tools.*) to an 'expanded' list on the right?  If so, that's a problem.


Sounds good; I also pulled out some of the other variables used in multiple tests into static variables.


en la clase tablero hay que incluir el background color y hay que escoger la imagen de la hormiga que se va usar


function del(par){
            if(confirm('Töröljük a feltételt?')){
                $(par).parent().remove();
                if(count==2){$('#atten').remove();} //remove this attention, when just one field remain
                count--;
                console.log('Field removed with index '+count);
                **$('#te').slideUp().delay(800).empty();** //deletes the chart from the div
                $('#axis_title').hide();
                if(count==0)$('#sub').slideUp();
            }
            else{
                return false;
            }
        }
**CSERÉLD KI AZ A SORT ERRE: $('#te').empty();**
**ugyanezt csináld meg a te és az én formod del függvényében is. nem akarom megint feltölteni**


Why are you defining this function just to call it exactly once after? Why not just check the email field directly here?


Upload files via Uploadcare


I think you meant `==` instead of `>=`. Like this, every filename that is lexicographically larger than `"stdin"` will be treated like stdin.


Same comment as before.


typo


@masterbee I couldn't get it to work with the logic we talked about so I gave every .formgroup `div` a unique `id`.

http://shawnthompson.github.io/GCWeb-problem/problem8.html


fast-forwarding feature-solr-batching-rebased to borshop-integration-639-review-zl-fd-cleanup_from_review_notes = ab0d5496


Yes. Article on ACom has a link to a PDF on mspnp. However the same link on ACom (replacing mspnp with Azure) is broken as well since mspnp is a copy of the Azure version of content. I'll try to recover the pdfs.


Glad that you fixed this bug.
Thanks a lot Marcin.


Thanks for your answer! But, Marco I need my project with JavaFX and
javafx-dialogs-0.0.4.jar
<https://github.com/marcojakob/javafx-ui-sandbox/blob/master/javafx-dialogs/dist/javafx-dialogs-0.0.4.jar>
to
be compiled with JDK 7 because I use JDBC and JDBC does not supported by
JVM 8 and I have no time to rewrite all project and I have no drivers for
used database. So I can't use official Alerts. Also I need to run my
projecy with JVM 8 but when I run it in JVM 7: java -cp lib\*
com.example.yurosoby.Main it works fine but in JVM 8 there are a lot of
exceptions connected with DIalogs.FX..... and others. I put different
jrfx.jar in lib folder from jdk 7 and jdk 8 but it does not help. I am sure
you know how to run this project in JVM 8, please, help me, I am a begginer
in java I can't find solution fo a few days.
Thanks!

Best wishes,
Roman

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I would just use Assert.Equal.  The error message produced by xUnit when the assert fails should be sufficient.


no changes


BTW, I'm usually updating this line when I need to do this:

https://github.com/opencaching/okapi/blob/0c31a29d20b65b01b08e29ce1d9bd679e2c2e500/okapi/facade.php#L260


You need to update cinnamon-desktop.


are we gonna to keep all the benefit group workarounds after this is run? @raghuramg


#83 Addressed


@houtanb I see this happens if the sensitivity command is in a mod file together with the identification one...
this is tricky.

In fact, I thought this as a global preprocessor option, like:

`dynare <mod-file> params_derivs_order=0|1|2|`

[is it feasible ... ???] and it would avoid to trap all these combinations of options.
If one wants to avoid any params derivs to be produced, it is better to force it at the preprocessor option, instead of repeating the request in all identification+sensitivity commands.

I am sorry that I was so ambiguous when I asked for this option change.


Cool!


en el tablero set background color


I have gone in to Eclipse and changed the settings to match yours as described in Issue #31 just now.

I had previously done this, but somehow it got restored back to the defaults. Must be in all the times i cleared workspaces and such in the last few weeks.


(removed some pointless stuff)


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Foi encontrado somente um erro de extensão, onde ocorria um redirecionamento para PaginaPadrinho.html Mas esta página já é extensão .php


Możecie sobie id do linków wygenerować sami. Jakie zalety ma wrzucanie takiego pola w backendzie, skoro jego jedyne zastosowanie to linki na stronie?


Thank you for taking care of the build break!


I am gonna go with :O on this one.


got it


cool, thanks for notifying @atd


new project for matrimonial website


Thanks for implementing this 👏


bug in session history remains


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That might be possible, need to read the code. thanks for the idea :)
But it is just how the buttonjackd works: If you release button before timer expires, it changes volume.
If timer expires it changes track, and ignoer the release event.
Button press event itself does not make any actions.


I'm guessing that the 1.0.0 release is a ways off?  It's been more than 8 months now.


nice my friend=))


creación de bloques


@weshaggard  Shouldn't this PackageTargetFramework value be net451  ?


worked.


I don't have that issue. Also, none of the changes in this commit alter the FM recording audio path.


I know but it is an example and not production code :-) Thanks for your advice.


Thanks for the PR.

What if the `latest` is in the list of tags and no the one configured in the name ? I have the feeling that the PR is not enough.

I could think of an option `skipPushTags` which:

* If it contains a value which evaluates to a boolean `true`, then skip all Tags configured with <tags>
* If set to a (comma separated list) of tag names only pushes those tags (either the 'direct' tag in the image name or within the lists of tags).
* Otherwise push all tags.

So in this use case when a list of tags is given, one would collect first all tags (including the one from the `name`) and the only push those which do match.

Does this makes sense ?

BTW, please dont forget to add documentation to the manual and update the changelog.md.

thanks ;-)


noch ein timeout falls es bei einem nicht lädt?


See http://www.gajotres.net/uncaught-error-cannot-call-methods-on-prior-to-initialization-attempted-to-call-method-refresh/


I've just read the diff - I'm ok with it right up until the new line 822 - unless all the same information is exposed in that fulfilment value this will be problematic.


Alright, I think the convention I'll use is do a patch increment each time, and we can always bump it up to minor release or major release depending on severity of changes. Sorry for the confusion!


Well, anything that don't leave us with a bogus `@TypeInfo`.


Wont this overwrite other peoples `idea` setup for the project?


As @jgangemi mentioned, it would be probably cool to reuse `skipTags` (if there is no valid use case where you want to build all tags and push only part of them in the same run)


switch from DynamicComponentLoader to  ComponentResolver


No big deal unless further use cases spring up which require it to behave otherwise.