Rename so as not to confuse with this.index


Not really...I might want to write my own function here, which reads data record by record from remote, process it and then write to disk.


@stivencamara Peço quye você não faça commit diretamente na branch master, faça sempre através de uma branch. Isto é uma boa prática do Git! :-)


using long:
https://i.imgur.com/NZVZ92T.png

using custom class:
https://i.imgur.com/e7E00fJ.png


Yupp.


The code will break wherever this line is used. So that means --html also will break. I commented that line as an example. Perhaps we can somehow pre-process users lines of input replacing all `\t` with spaces? It is not easy to come up with a separator that is 100% safe.


Don't mix single and double quotes, use single quotes.

Use a jshint.rc file to detect such nitpicks


No they're not.


Hi @auromota!

In this case it is better to use the element *<a>* to link a page to another.

```html
<a href="book-detail-1.html">HTML5 and CSS3</a>
```

Cheers,


@harlow updated. Does this automatically update the article?


Add a link to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confused_deputy_problem for "confused deputy".


change join to i in where clause


The [eslint docs](http://eslint.org/docs/user-guide/configuring#specifying-globals) show some cases using one space, which was the motivation for this change.


git clote https://startupxplore.com/es


Just --html and --markdown, should be easy to fix.

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Login handler is currently failing critically!


Boa!!!


Looks good.


Thanks guys! ;)


@zzo and another 2.0 release :D


比geeksforgeeks简单的原因是，共线时，a,b,c [a,c] = [a,b] +[b,c], 假设了同一天卖出又买进，等同与什么也没发生


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


Sorry for bing to slow i already made the pr but i forgot to send it. Im not really sure what the indexes do but i think we should handle height and width. If not a small image will be returned if the image was already cached


@tatikamsetti Looks good. I will include it as part of CCLE-5829


initalize > initialize


nothing > noting


My dists usually have a dependency on warnings. I'll do that instead.


Add test for term in both objects


I wonder, are you intentionally not using the `use {Foo, Bar, Baz}` for importing top level modules?


Somehow this commit breaks the algorithm.


Yes


I want to revisit "SUPPORT" section. I'll be incorporating a link to the repository in the new boilerplate.


Indexes are the Plex video thumbnails. We don't want to cache those.

Good point on the image size though. If I cache a poster from the thumbnail popover on the history table, then it will return the smaller image everywhere else.

Submit a PR with the image re-sizing.


It is missing another theme!


DataCache, from name is a place where data is cached. Are those three data structure designed to hold the cached data?


CSS should handle the width and height attribute!


Does the class include both data and methods to move the data?


Interesting


How can I get the CAD version (Solidworks or IGS) of the hand with the articulated thum (a previous design). I would like to explore reducing the mechanism while still able to have an articulated joints thumb


@EstherDeLoof This is the script line that does the Twitter button UI.


Added check for null objectType in kmcFuncTaggingTrio/kmcTagForObjectType


AddDistrictEnergyVirtualRates (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1077 of 1077 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Should be CacheLevel or CacheLayer?


Looks rather complicated


Thank you. Merged in latest version


Missing parenthesis


Instead of using ```html <div class="book-title">Description</div>``` it would be better using ```html <h2>Description</h2>```.


rip


Definitely not ideal that `_make_transfer_group` returns an object sometimes and array at other times.

Not worth refactoring since there's going to be a generic protocol compiler that handles everything better.


The laser part was done very well.


Thank you sir! I appreciate it! Presently the commits don't automatically publish to docs.entrada-project.org, but I'm certainly working on that.


it would be better to user the element ```<p>```


Umm, now everything's messed up


@2nd class at Zairza
list of comands of git


AddDistrictEnergyVirtualRates (JasonGlazer) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2191 of 2191 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Wooo


Am Dienstag, den 03.05.2016, 02:26 -0700 schrieb Jonathan Dowland:
> Hi - some comments. It's nice to see lots of code removal. It's
> probably a sensible default to have the PNG output match the screen
> buffer size, which this does. The 1600x1200 thing was: that's the

I am sorry that my commit message was probably misleading. I should
have written more clearly what my commit does and not what a different
approach could have done.

What my code change does is (1) take the original 320x200 framebuffer,
(2) blow it up to 1600x1200 by a simple software scaling method and
(23) save the result into a PNG file. This is exact the same thing the
old code was doing but now it is using only 3 lines for that.

> Do we care about transitive library dependencies? sdl2-image will
> pull in libjpeg, libtiff and libwebp for most platforms.

I am pretty sure it is possible to compile SDL_Image with libpng as its
only external dependency. So in the end, we buy one layer of
abstraction for one additional library dependency.

 - Fabian


Should be fixed now. These features were too new to be tested yet.

Bo

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> Just --html and --markdown, should be easy to fix.
>
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>
>> The code will break wherever this line is used. So that means --html also
>> will break. I commented that line as an example. Perhaps we can somehow
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>> easy to come up with a separator that is 100% safe.
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fyi this address bounces ;)


I were actually gluing some code from different places, it indeed seems to be not necessary =)


looks good


Thanks for clarifying! I was just trying to learn more about the t.isIdentifier function.


@jordanh if you look at the SetupField.js we can obviously abstract down to more atomic components (making it quite the misnomer). I just dumped all the combinations and styles in that one place to start. I could see us having individual field block components where we pass props to denote things like label, button, button icon, help text, shortcut hint, etc.


Hey Sylvain,

Can you upload the new data please? Maybe you can change the name of the file so we can have both here.


HI,
You can get the IGES data here.
https://github.com/exiii/HACKberry/blob/master/HACKberry-hardware/3D/HACKberry_v1.igs
(If you can't open, please try .stp or .x_t files )

You can also check its history here.
https://github.com/exiii/HACKberry/commits/master/HACKberry-hardware/3D/HACKberry_v1.igs
Maybe you'll be able to find old version of thumb data.


TeamCity Glyssen :: Glyssen-master Continuous [Build 0.100.71.8fb05a79ba9949442e68ff2a1e1fd0b490a857c3](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=71802&buildTypeId=bt431) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1176, ignored: 19 Build time: 00:07:40


Why do we need to check the libraries twice?


@jordanh I also included the two-column section of set-up (step 2b) just because the styles and components were similar and it may gives us an idea on how to abstract to more granular components/containers.


It should be:

```html
<link type="text/css" rel="alternate stylesheet" href="css/tema2.css" title="tema02">
```


Added Logic to pull the resolution date if (Resolved) is in the last stage of the workflow.


I am also not clear on how font assets are rendering, but they are not rendering correctly, so I am investigating.


oooooooo also you can play it in canon if you flip between activities before hitting "play" so that's fun.


webshots1 did you manage to convert you presale wallet ? I'm stuck with the same problem. Any help would be appreciated.

Thx


You're going to want to pass in a `function` as the first parameter to `debounce`. Right now you're passing in the return value from `fetch()`, which is a `Promise<Response>`.

`event.respondWith(debounce(() => fetch(event.request), 2000));` might do the trick.


This should be elaborated on; *why* must they come first?


@engd Wanted to get your thoughts on this approach of handling ExecutionException's. Is there a cleaner way of handling errors in AsyncTasks?


You might need to move this state-related stuff outside of `debounce()` and into the global scope? It seems like the sort of thing that should be shared globally rather than re-initialized every time `debounce()` is called.


@smarcet This throws errors in strict mode due to the lack of compatibility with `DataObject::update($data)`. How difficult would it be to change the name of this method?


I think I have a way that I can get this theme value right. I am going to try that now.


übersetzt


adaptar método para de acordo com #1


His there a way to convert presale wallet to regular one ? I lost my password and the JSON for the regular his different.

GETH WALLET:

{
"address":"70000000005290000000008a6dce00000000000",
"Crypto":{
"cipher":"aes-128-ctr",
"ciphertext":"XXXXXXXXXX190XXXXXXX58443XXXXXXXXXXX33XXXXXXXXXXX00XXXXXXXXXXXX",
"cipherparams":{"iv":"efc40aa198fa26XXXXXXXXXXXXXX"},
"kdf":"scrypt",
"kdfparams":{"dklen":32,"n":262144,"p":1,"r":8,"salt":"XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXd6ba4a6dd7ed6b829ddf98e80a8ddXXXXXXXXXXXX"},
"mac":"XXXXXXXXXXXX336017dd669XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXcad82478e3XXXXXXXXX"
},
"id":"00000000-0000-0000-0000-00000000000",
"version":3
}

PRESALE WALLET:

{
"bkp": "XXxxxXXXXXXXXXXd1797b75242cef9d1e2f32e1fa386387c96a25a4472ccXXXXXXXXXX",
"btcaddr": "1LXXXXXXXXXXXtv9B1vMHwb1XXXXXXXX",
"email": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
"encseed": "000000000000000000000REALLYLONGSTRING0000000",
"ethaddr": "eXXXXXXX14b9048478a50733359ecdd7eXXXXXXX"
}

Any help would be apreciated


adaptar método de acordo com #1


adaptar construtor de acordo com #1


How does this (and other BIND-KEY calls to `$dist` attributes) get saved?


I'm opting not to.


@jgFages yes it triggers full propagation. That's the main objective of the method (already used elsewhere, when learning nogoods for example)
@glelouet the non strict case ensures even though that the last variable `x[n] `is strictly less than `y[n]` (see l.126, method named `checkLex()`, so not all optimal solutions will be found, only the first one.


i could do it
but the code base, has a lot of issues with strict mode, so not sure if
this will worth
regards

2016-05-03 16:07 GMT-03:00 Aaron Carlino <notifications@github.com>:

> @smarcet <https://github.com/smarcet> This throws errors in strict mode
> due to the lack of compatibility with DataObject::update($data). How
> difficult would it be to change the name of this method?
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I forgot that I ended up needing this anyways, so my first point of contention is moot.


david2.0.0 notes:  setting up the foundation for the zygosity reporting, simply just taking one column, and averaging the homo/hemi/null calls for 1 sample.  Further edits to include report generation can come later.


@samoht, it looks like `.travis-docker.sh` is very different from @talex5 fork. What I want is to use travis docker infrastructure, that prohibits `sudo`. So far, all my attempts to use it fails with a CI trying to use `sudo` command.
Can you provide any clues on how I can configure this?


Hi @douglasoliveira95 !

Please avoid to use the element ```<marquee>``` as it is not a standards and should not be used!

https://developer.mozilla.org/pt-BR/docs/Web/HTML/Element/marquee

Cheers,


It helped a little.
Finally I have decided to create different verbosity levels for logging. Default logging will only write errors, so periodic refreshing of thumbnails (or material preview) will not write data to logs.


you removed my children :(


Thanks for your response. I know <a> is better, but I didn't want to change mouse cursor in the table.


muhahahahahahahahahahahhahaaaa!


Hi, @edysegura! I have not linked it in my HTML file, but the alternative stylesheet is present in my CSS folder.


Alright! Thanks, @edysegura.


Primeiro


With a sexy lady


I wrote some javascript that will combine strings to guess the password from a geth wallet if you have some idea of what it might be. You are welcome to try it. good luck!

https://github.com/webshots1/ethereum-js-password/


Environment.Exit(0) make the program exit directly, so the Form1_FormClosing is not called then settings are not saved


focus on listview so the uses can scroll


the size of lisview in View.LargeIcon mode and in View.SmallIcon


size of listview in View.LargeIcon and View.SmallIcon


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#aTxCxLgOQvaERWTIy-0tyQ


hide scrollbar (Credit 1) and disable tooltip when icon label is long (Credit 2)


You can keep the cursor pointer through CSS.

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I can't find any tests that run against CodeExplorerViewModel.cs. How is this being validated in the testing?


rly?


Doesn't Free() non-null errptr?


Strict mode aside, wouldn’t you agree that it’s precarious to be overloading a core method like that? At some point we might want to call `update()` on an object and expect the behaviour offered by the core DataObject class, rather than something idiosyncratic.

If there aren’t too many other classes using that method, I think it makes good sense to change the name while it’s still young.


yes of course i will change it, thx for let me know
regards

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> Strict mode aside, wouldn’t you agree that it’s precarious to be
> overloading a core method like that? At some point we might want to call
> `update()` on an object and expect the behaviour offered by the core
> DataObject class, rather than something idiosyncratic.
>
> If there aren’t too many other classes using that method, I think it makes
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Why not just `repo->appdata->needs....`?


Aqui a lógica inteira vazou para o controller. Precisa dar um jeito de encapsular e deixar mais fácil para que uma outra pessoa olhe o código e entenda.


1 is old way of doing it, 2 is with these changes
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1033069/14995652/357b2d3a-1176-11e6-8b2b-cf290037fe06.png)


mesma coisa do CategoriasController


http://hg.openjdk.java.net/openjfx/8u60/rt/file/tip/modules/controls/src/main/resources/com/sun/javafx/scene/control/skin/modena/modena.css#l769

reference


essa é uma classe que fica na borda do sistema, usada para receber os dados do alura e montar um objeto. Basicamente é um DTO.. tenta colocar num pacote que faça mais sentido e talvez até mudar o nome


mesma coisa da Categoria


Doesn't this defeat the purpose of using envvars for configuration?

> Sometimes apps batch config into named groups (often called “environments”) named after specific deploys, such as the development, test, and production environments in Rails. This method does not scale cleanly: as more deploys of the app are created, new environment names are necessary,

http://12factor.net/config

`.env` should only be used for local development.


Missing the element ```textarea```


todas as informações da Categoria são usadas nessa página? ou só usa a subcategoria? Caso só use a subcategoria, tenta passar para a página um objeto apenas com o que ela precisa.


I modified my class-embed-web-video.php with this change. It works! Thanks.


@sloria agreed. Since this app is fully frontend and might target different environments I wanted a quick way to switch between pointing at local OSF, staging, stage2, etc.

Probably better to have a single .env namespaced by environment?


test


thanks for this


For the record, I was reading the discussion about the `do` expression proposal (https://esdiscuss.org/topic/const-vs-features-detection) and thinking more about the initial example that I have used in this thread and realised that a simple IIFE can be used to abstract the use case.

```js
const error = (() => {
    if (...) {
        return {};
    }

    if (...) {
        return {}
    }
})();

useError(error);
```


@avanderhoorn stepping through the code, here is the current flow:

```csharp
// error case
_diagnosticListener.WriteCommandError(operationId, this, _executeScalarOperationName, ex);
SqlStatistics.StopTimer(statistics);

// success case
SqlStatistics.StopTimer(statistics);
_diagnosticListener.WriteCommandAfter(operationId, this, _executeScalarOperationName);
```

With that being said, it appears as though the error code path is executing like you want.  In the success case, though, we want `SqlStatistics.StopTimer()` to be called *before* logging.

Is this what you're thinking as well, and what you'd expect?  Note, the above is the code as-is in this commit.


@palinek If it works with lxqt-panel now, I'm Ok with the removal.


Please make sure you're using the latest version of the plugin and not pulling in changes piecemeal so that you can upgrade easily in the future.

Thanks!


it's not on the list of modules https://www.npmjs.com/~angular


aqui a lógica vazou toda na página. Se você quer pegar o nome da primeira sub-categoria, tem que dar um jeito para que isso fique mais semântico. Acessar o índice do array direto viola completamente o encapsulamento.


@daniel-beck yes it does capture the intended behaviour correctly.

@alexellis When I did this change, there was an in-flight PR that enables such dual support for every similar configuration option, and I was assuming that when that comes in, we'll change this as well. I'm not seeing it in the core today and I cannot find that PR right now.


Warum stellst du überall dieselbe Pull Request? Es macht absolut keinen Sinn eine neue Revision zu tracken, wenn die eigenen Repos noch nicht mal upgedatet wurden....


These can be uncommented for testing.


The attributes ```width="200px" height="300px"``` should be handled by CSS


nice ;)


Found the source of the error - approximation. Turns out that if you have a complex number with the imaginary part equal to zero, you can't follow the regular algorithm of dividing two complex numbers. If that happens you should just return realPart1/realPart2.


backward? you mean theres too much pushback?


Thanks. I didn't know that it was possible. [😉]

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Assunto: Re: [auromota/bookstore] Question 1 (b01493c)

You can keep the cursor pointer through CSS.

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Is there a reason this uses `{{authorName}}` instead of `{{author-name}}` as was always used previously, or should this be corrected?


In this way it's more clearer what kind of structure the repo->appdata actually is.


The display names seem to have unique identifiers in them:

class ItemKeyGreen3: ItemKeyGreen {
	keyid = 3;
	displayName = "Green Key (4d26)";
};

Not sure what (4d26) corresponds to, if anything. It may just be a unique hex value.

With the current system I don't see a way to do it. The unique identifier should be moved out of the configs and ideally set based on vehicle, player name or something more useful as suggested in https://github.com/EpochModTeam/DayZ-Epoch/issues/1585


Gah, I can't believe Google removed `$body->updated` from that endpoint's response, without creating a new version of the endpoint, and without even updating the docs. That completely breaks the update functionality in the stable version of Tagregator :(

Anyway, good to know it's fixed now, thanks for catching that :)


This isn't an ipPattern, but a general URL.


The second theme didn't work because the typo in the attribute title! Instead of ```tetle="2"``` it should be ```title="2"```


Missing attribute ```title```


[R/wt.bases.R:32:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/R/wt.bases.R#L32) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r

^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/wt.bases.R:35:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/R/wt.bases.R#L35) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r

^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/wt.bases.R:38:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/R/wt.bases.R#L38) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r

^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/wt.bases.R:41:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/R/wt.bases.R#L41) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r

^~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R:5:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R#L5) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r

^~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R:11:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R#L11) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r

^~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R:14:39:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R#L14) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
      biwavelet:::wt.bases.dog(1:10, 1/3, param),
                                     ~^~
```
[tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R:15:44:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R#L15) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
      biwavelet:::rcpp_wt_bases_dog(1:10, 1/3, param)
                                          ~^~
```
[tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R:28:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R#L28) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r

^~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R:31:40:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R#L31) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
      biwavelet:::wt.bases.paul(1:10, 1/3, param),
                                      ~^~
```
[tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R:32:45:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R#L32) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
      biwavelet:::rcpp_wt_bases_paul(1:10, 1/3, param)
                                           ~^~
```
[tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R:45:1:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R#L45) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r

^~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R:48:42:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R#L48) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
      biwavelet:::wt.bases.morlet(1:10, 1/3, param),
                                        ~^~
```
[tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R:49:47:](https://github.com/vsimko/biwavelet/blob/9efd0c44aa76d2bde8e9f1146192832c840b1566/tests/testthat/test-optimizations.R#L49) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
      biwavelet:::rcpp_wt_bases_morlet(1:10, 1/3, param)
                                             ~^~
```


:v


`contents` is not assigned yet.


As said in [this issue comment](https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/kryo/issues/419#issuecomment-212131774) instead of output.toBytes() you should use the bytes from outStream.


Well, then I'll wait till it be rewritten in a more better way.


Toda aula temos que configurar o repositório com ```git config user.name``` and ```git config user.email```


Я не знаю, я счачал Ваш код, запустил и у меня все работает. Даже не могу пока предположить в чем проблема. Возможно браузер как-то закэшировал и не обновляет CSS. Либо как-то проект странно импортировался. Вы импортировали проект в Idea выбрав папку или pom.xml?


@nkhoshini this looks good. if developers need to do anything errorhandling related on the ui thread we can also pass the exception to onPostExecute, so they would know the cause of the problem. if they don't need it, this is fine.


It was not me, long time ago the first translator. Will fix.


Consider using text templates otherwise you are clobbering the message that other plugins might also be modifying.

Additionally, you may be upsetting translations done by Minecraft.


Not sure to understand the point?


Je viens de trouver 😄
Je finis de tester le fix et j'entame pds !


This triggers a warning on mono


Hi @lomonaco91! It should be
```html
<link rel="alternate stylesheet" href="alternative.css">
```


Not using taskType...  would it be simpler to get rid of this method and just do:

`Task newTask = taskManager.getTaskManagerFactory().newTrask(NOTIFICATION_TASK_TYPE);` ?


s/mostly the same/differs only slightly/

misschien?


Are there different notification types?


It's even android-6.0.1_r0.63 :smile:


Ok.


Wonder if we should make an interface for this, and then have a `.buildNotificationsDetails()` on the OSGi service that returns an instance of an impl of the interface (basically one of these objs)


Ok cool, right now they can override onError here:
https://github.com/imojiengineering/imoji-android-sdk/blob/master/imoji-android-sdk/src/main/java/io/imoji/sdk/ApiTask.java#L114


public class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("Hello, World!");
    }
}


It is missing the element ```<textarea>``` for the description.


Wow, this really goes to show how un-maintained this plugin is. Time to switch!


Hey Nadia,

I added the old dataset and the new one, the center files are also different for each version


on peut faire ça demain tqt


This code *does* reference DOM elements... though on line one we have a comment stating to not put it here 🎱 - probably should move anything using `document` object to inside of our `"DOMContentLoaded"` listener - below line 16...


Check 'save' return value or use 'save!'


Corrected by merging your PR, thanks!


@kohsuke It's still open: #1914


I am grievously disappointed :p


@gnuts can you create a pull request to the saltstack-formulas/user-formula?

I really like the comments and the layout you created!


Well, none of it seems to be working yet on Mono:

```
System.FieldAccessException: Field `Hopac.Scheduler:TopLevelHandler' is inaccessible from method `Hopac.Platform.Scheduler:create (bool,Hopac.Job`1<int>,int,int,Microsoft.FSharp.Core.FSharpFunc`2<System.Exception, Hopac.Job`1<Microsoft.FSharp.Core.Unit>>)'
```


@aaronjensen I'm not positive, but I believe this change is what is breaking my setup. I can't `C-l` to switch back and forth from emacs to tmux panes. Is there additional setup now to get it working?


Hi @gustavomartins95!

It is now allowed to have the same id in a document. If you have used ```id="entrada"``` you should not use this again in the same document.

Please look at this link: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Global_attributes/id

Cheers,


Enfin, pour les résultats je veux dire, pour la partie explication du CB que t'as implémentée, là tu c'est cool si tu sais le faire maintenant :p


Rewrite, restructure and rethink. This process is revision. Revision is different from editing. Revision mainly restructure the whole paper. I focus on correcting the order of my sentences. Revision makes paragraphs more logically organized.


`init_rtm_jointvalues_factory` and `init_rtm_joint_values` seems same value


All good bro


What the f...

I have no clue how that slipped in, or the one above it.

I blame the two year old child that was bouncing on my key board while I had it happen.  Mostly because she can't defend herself on here.


It's all in the README, and the only thing it does is sorts players in certain world(s) to either green team or red team evenly automatically @imjayl


Change display to inline-table


Why is it duplicated in styles and utils? Which one will stay?


I've merged highandfew's changes into latest 2.3 version and built a debug version of it recently.  I will send you an email with it.  I'm going to put that code with some more changes to my fork of gfxCardStatus in the next month or two when I get some time.


Goddamn visual studio.

This is because I temporarily broke a quote at the top, so it "helpfully" corrected a bunch of crap below it.


obviamente ira solo un menú, coloque ambos para que usted me pueda recomendar cual le parecía mejor, pero en conclusión, con cual nos recomienda trabajar? o que parte de los trabajamos si deberiamos tomar?


Great, thanks for that Nic. Nice approach to implementing this.


add contexts for each part


but your email address bounced for me here


Should probably make this a call, then generalize findAllBy.


Been there :)
![fixit](http://chronial.de/misc/screenshots/2016-05-03_04-08-59.png)


the todo is moot - it was for a directory that doesn't exist that it can't look in. filters are fine.


Bit overkill? I think a small price jump might be in order but not that much....80-100k I think is more appropriate due to its limited usage areas and very slow speed plus its very easily taken out by air units (any 70k jet can kill it)


Also how do you create commits? I personally find it very helpful to always have a quick look at `git diff` or `git gui` before I commit, so I'm sure I didn't accidentally make some additional changes (like this or, or like accidentally hitting some keys ^^).


We have a helper to use here.

```python
UserOption.objects.get_value(self, None, 'avatar_type')
```

This is also generally more efficient, depending on where it's used.


Thanks for the report.  I have just released `split-0.2.3.1` to Hackage which should address the issue.


added as an owner! enjoy publishing!


// this is a c program!
#include<stdio.h>
int main(){
printf("hello world ！\d");
return 0;
}


sooo weirdly that wasn't working when i used this method in templates... but i also could have been doing something dumb.


There is no index on `name` or `type`, so we can't do this.

I'm not even sure the best way to handle this. It almost seems like we'd want to have an `AvatarFile` model, ala `ReleaseFile`. Then the index exists on `AvatarFile` or something.

/cc @dcramer since I'm not entire sure if there's a reason it's structured this way to begin with.


Video of this in action:

https://youtu.be/92t-iNz0d4o


`openaps use ns shell get treatments.json "find[created_at][\$gte]=$(date -d '6 hours ago' -Iminutes)&find[eventType]=Temporary+Target"`

* `openaps use ns shell get treatmnts.json "find[created_at][\$gte]=$(date -d '6 hours ago' -Iminutes)&find[eventType]=Temp+Basal"`

* `openaps use ns shell get treatments.json "find[created_at][\$gte]=$(date -d '6 hours ago' -Iminutes)&find[carbs][\$exists]=true"` should do the same thing :-D


There is a clear correlation between e-waste and human health.
Now how to deal with e-waste is a prevailing and controversial issue at international level, because its impact against the environment around the world is becoming intense more and more.
In order to prevent further damages caused by e-waste it is crucial to make all people recognize the fact that electronic waste can cause a serious problem on the environment and the fact that it is very tough to reduce the overall amount of e-waste.

The biggest factor that boosts the impact of e-waste is acts of informal recycling.
Especially, in developing countries many recycling sectors or companies do not have appropriate technology to do formal recycling.
In general, these sectors are adopting very primitive means of recycling to dispose huge amount of e-waste that imported from other developed and industrialized countries.
As you can imagine, a plenty of detrimental substances has been emitted during the process of informal recycling, affecting human health through medium like drinking water.
Particularly, those people who work in informal recycling sectors will be damaged the most by the e-waste.

Some researchers assert that the damage caused by toxic materials in e-waste can be prevented if informal sectors around the world can shift to do recycling in appropriate ways. However, recycling businesses in developing countries are basically conducted by small informal business sectors.
The developing country will lose a great opportunity of providing jobs for poor people if shifting to formal recycling, because these poor people usually do not have enough money to install the equipment required for formal recycling without aids from the country’s government. In addition, almost no developed countries allow transferring their own recycling system to developing countries for free.
So, theoretically it is difficult to alleviate the impact of e-waste by transferring modern recycling technology to developing countries.

Moreover, there is a trend that developed countries export their excess of e-waste to developing countries in Asia and Africa, because many developing countries generally have low concerns about the disadvantages of e-waste due to financial constraints.
So, informal recycling companies in developing countries are welcome to accept e-waste from abroad.
Actually, some countries are importing e-waste merely for reuse, but on other hands there are still many people who want to extract metal from e-waste, which could contaminate the natural environment.
A famous report called “Exporting Harm: The High-Tech Trashing of Asia” claims that the USA exports 50–80% of overall e-waste to developing nations Having the best technology in the world, the USA still deals with the issue of e-waste by exporting.
The informal recycling sectors in developing countries burden this large amount of e-waste instead of rewards for recycling.
For this reason, it is difficult prohibiting transaction of e-waste since both sides respectively receives economic benefits.

Next, current people tend to update their electronic devise even it’s still workable. The repetitive advent of new design and technology in these days has assisted the quick obsolescence of many existing electronic devises.
New inventions always make our life more effective and convenient. However, it also contributes to more production of harmful substances in e-waste as well.
For example, the life span of new electric items was substantially decreased because of the current wave of new design and technology.
The average lifespan of a new computer has shortened from 4.5 years to about 2 years over last twenty years, which is still further decreasing.
As for the volume of e-waste, last year nearly 50m tons of e-waste was generated worldwide which indicates that every person on the planet produces about 7kg for one year.

This outcome was far beyond my expectation and showed me how high productivity of e-waste.
In order to suppress this tendency, it is ideal that every person prefers to use environmentally friendly electronic items, unfortunately, their function is still limited when compared with newly published electronic devises.
More investments in this field are taking place but it can not be the quick remedy for preventing the influence of e-waste.

In conclusion, the amount of e-waste is still increasing at a fast pace every year, because un-exhausting creation of new technology keeps motivating consumers to update their electric items regularly and the behavior of informal recycling that prevails in many developing countries keeps producing more toxic substances included in e-waste.
Despite that we have benefited from continuous advent of novel inventions we need to keep in our mind that we been harmed by toxic materials in e-waste at the same time.


I use Github desktop and commit then sync.

I usually glance at the differences but was a bit distracted earlier.  Need
to keep a closer eye on that.

Fixed, in both options and recommitted.

On Mon, May 2, 2016 at 9:12 PM, Chronial <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Also how do you create commits? I personally find it very helpful to
> always have a quick look at git diff or git gui before I commit, so I'm
> sure I didn't accidentally make some additional changes (like this or, or
> like accidentally hitting some keys ^^).
>
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Truly incredible.


I think this might be important for `npm link` though?


@lord


Oh, I guess that won't work anyway if we are rearranging stuff.


this change actually broke worker-pouch and socket-pouch, because now adapters are required to implement `_get` in addition to `get`


yeah I'm trying a couple of options 👍

# goals:
- [ ] ability to npm link
- [ ] ability to watch and compile
- [ ] ability to auto deploy and have files at the route level


to me, this text is confusing as i thought that at least so far (as per #140 ), we are still saying that registered relation types are strings (and thus have no base URI).


If you're no longer using the enableWindowTitleInfo flag, we should remove it from the default JSON.


Yep :+1:


Glad to see this is maintained. If you're interested, we'd love an update here, which powers the zipkin.io website. We're often asked about python support https://github.com/openzipkin/openzipkin.github.io/blob/master/_data/existing_instrumentations.yml


**BRANCH COMPLETE**

This branch has reached completion. No further development is being pursued, but it is the reference point for the table view displaying destinations for MineSafe.


cool you're maintaining this. mind updating this? it powers zipkin.io. I know we've had serveral folks ask about DW support https://github.com/openzipkin/openzipkin.github.io/blob/master/_data/existing_instrumentations.yml


@nv-vn
Hello as I change the name of the folder you saved the files on the phone the original folder and "Telegram" wanted by the name of my Apk

could someone help me ???

Olá como eu mudo o nome da pasta que salva os arquivos no celular a pasta original e " Telegram" queria por o nome do meu Apk

alguém poderia me ajuda???


Added file without the settings


This prewrite contains some general ideas for the paper as well as links to information sources.


Didn't finish #2


@deathowl @abesto make sense to add this to the tracer list? https://github.com/openzipkin/openzipkin.github.io/blob/master/_data/existing_instrumentations.yml


This file is the pre-writing for the stages of writing assignment (5/2/16). It contains some general ideas for the paper as well as links to information sources.


I believe something is wrong with this one.


This file contains a rough draft for the stages of writing assignment. The paper now has two body paragraphs, an intro and conclusion, and references.


Thanks @rmatabadal !


@typiconman help me please with the correct spelling for the date formatting example here and below up to line 188


Many edits were made, including combining sentences, removing grammatical errors, and removing unnecessary words.


ouch


thanks @dpikt


The root zlib directory should not have been getting dirty since builds are done only in work areas, but it was getting dirty because the workarea script was creating symlinks from the work-area zlib to the root zlib, allowing configure changes in the work-area zlib to propagate through to the root zlib.  With [this commit](https://github.com/cisco/ChezScheme/commit/e7436f657a54a2871519e887e485f53fbed2eded), workarea does a recursive copy of zlib to prevent this problem, so ignore = dirty should be unnecessary.


huh? what is this?


Correct.


I love this line so much! =D


@SergeyZhukovsky this is my admittedly primitive fix for my HTTPSE headaches with slashes at the end of paths, as iOS doesn't standardize URLs to have a slash or no-slash at the end of a path.


nice


static-os-libs-extern-template (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Tests Failed (0 of 0 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-NA-red.svg)


This code will not be usable until the semantic checks are modified in the AdapterMessageBinding ingestion path.  Currently all ContainerTypeDef types (including arrays and maps) are rejected.


This is a markdown file.


@abc612008 @DLaboratory 万一哈希冲突了怎么办。。。能不能先列出已有的方块，然后给这N个方块分配0到N-1的ID。。。在程序加载的时候做这个处理，然后把名称和ID的对应关系存进存档。。。


C:\Users\adam\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\User


@jca322, What does this do?


more detail


[Uploading 60459480.obml16…]()


a


One thing that is 'horrible' is that Intellij Idea cannot longer handle these generics correctly and it starts to spamming errors. Compiling with jdk is just fine.


I also play it on MAC OSX.
Later I will update to latest 3DM&ALI version.


Indeed ugly. :-)

So validate will never pass on system without lintr?


为什么要把这个加进来？感觉没必要啊。


golang里面最好用驼峰式


[Uploading cache_vts.m…]()


Looks great.  I ended up with a similar solution (it seems to be sufficient to just have workarea copy 'Makefile' instead of linking), but didn't want to suggest tampering with the build process without knowing the trade-offs. Thanks!


Ele não é o desenvolvedor do Telegram, procure em outro lugar.


베에에ㅔ


@DREAMWORLDVOID 赞同，还是动态分配ID比较好


[Uploading Pingtree UK.vbm…]()


Yes, it would work, but doing so it will pass `id` (if true) or `null` (if false), instead of Boolean data type. Looking at the attribute name `has_accepted_answer` the developer would expect boolean value instead of `id` or `null`.


第一个提交的应用


Yeah, rolling back to a commit right before this change reverts to the behavior I'm used to.


@fadushin ```undefined```


Client's port should be also updated :) https://github.com/Barclee/Soccer/blob/master/client/src/multiplayer/client.js#L25


so we work for dockerinc do we?


u wot m8?


Added DPT14 to the decoder.
Testet and Works


@conradev I mean add `NSNumberJSONTransformer` method like existing method `NSURLJSONTransformer` to transform `<TYPE>` with `<TYPE>JSONFormatter` method.


I have viewed the commit documentation that's found in the History section.
[README.txt](https://github.com/edknorr/hello-world/files/247643/README.txt)


This is just a sample file (short 1 KB text file) to try out the adding a file feature.


no newline


I'm not 100% sure if you are meaning to absolutely clobber every other plugin working with this event or not, but you should probably be doing event.getChannel().asMutable() instead.


@marcusreese thanks for the comment. I updated the seed config based on it.


It's also a completely awesome demonstration of statically compiled stuff making for small containers.


If you're asking for a String, then call id.hashCode() instead of Integer.parseInt(). It guards against someone accidentally passing a non-int String. Also, ids are longs, so the number could be longer than Integer.MAX_VALUE and crash.


You can't store the core reference in a fucking global variable. You think I make this shit up just for fun? Enjoy your exotic errors and memory leaks


"El encoding de la Mac"
<img width="462" alt="screen shot 2016-05-03 at 17 05 44" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1735250/14996629/4e53738c-1151-11e6-89df-448c00dc950c.png">


** For debugging purposes


Be more specific about why it failed to send. You have 2 logs with the same statement -- can get confusing when debugging, since there won't be line numbers for debug statements.


I suppose it could also be [this commit](https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/commit/34438273889b7e8bf9dedc0ecd406cb9919616e8) that's causing the issue as well- I just don't know enough about it to say. Any help/insight would be appreciated as I can't updated to the latest given the current state of the tmux layer.


105015426-DefVAVTUMinMax (wfbuhl) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2029 of 2191 tests passed, 393 test warnings)

 * 553 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 158 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 148 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 53 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 54 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 24 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-92.61%25-yellow.svg)


Damn.. it's like you've got a copy of my local commits.

Though, I didn't have the switch option..just switched to the other format completely, with a download check on open like yours

I'd also recommend an "if(temp.size() >0)"  before the call to ld
 ;)


c


(*&@#&%(&*@H(%@# no :|


It would be nice if you add attribute title to this theme as well!


Great tutorial, though at this point in the document it was unclear to me as to why you need to do this. I thought that
```
volumes:
    - .:/home/app/chat
  ```
would already expose all files in the current host directory to the container, and vice-versa. Since we already have the .json files on the host, and the volume shares them, why the COPY? Thx.


You should really revise how you set the message and instead pre-pend either a templateApplier or add your variables to another plugins.


Just noticed that the test allows unsafe checks from squares which are currently occupied by some other friendly piece. Those squares are possibly "completely safe" but unavailable for the moment.
Nothing to worry about, except if occupied by a blocked pawn.

For now, let's see how far this one goes, and I will try this small adjustment later,


In the success case, yes, but in the error case, no. In the error case, the stats should be stopped for the write happens.


@opadron  Could you add these lines to this file: https://github.com/opadron/scikit-build/blob/3ead04cc2285ea63cff84bb11f0b5a449e56c671/appveyor.yml#L137-L143


Sorry just updated the previous sample as I realized why I had confused the situation...


You should change this to instead use templates and template appliers, otherwise you are going to clobber other plugins manipulation of chat.


This breaks SwiftPM’s functional tests when run in Xcode (`swift-build` fails to run as it has no rpath).


Thanks a lot for your response)


Just a small observation. `_localBounds` is a `GeometrySet` but on line 120 is a `new Rectangle` too.  I guess line 120 can be removed.


Hi @LaisFranco!

All the presentation and appearance of a web app should be handle by CSS.

Cheers,


good job


this ruins compatibility with other plugins that might be formatting the chat.


Done!


Missing a paragraph!


Commit to origin


Removed require_relative for "version.rb" in config/environment, and changed the order of files in the steam-upcoming.rb so the Module loads first, then loads the required files.


Ummmmmmmm
We don't really have to acknowledge anything, but sure. https://github.com/c22coders/sample-profile-page/commit/62f2b0b2d1a2a32f969eb1300fe1271c5280285e


Merged here.


Perhaps use `_tr` or `_tran` so it's less mysterious what this stands for.


Hi @leandro-garcia!

It would be a paragraph or anything else but not a title!

Cheers,


Maybe have a `CORPORA_ROOT` or `LDC_ROOT`, set to `/mnt/disk1/data/ldc` for the specific case of tetra.  When we move to other machines, this is likely to change... for example, we might use a EFS mount on EC2.


@GrahamCampbell This is a third party app right?


lol


class variables (i.e. private static File gcFile) variable names should start with 's', and use camelcase (kind of awkward in this case):

```
private static File sGcFile;
```
or better still,
```
private static File sGlobalConfigFile;
```

instance fields, i.e. if they belong to individual objects or instances, should start with 'm':

```
private int mShipmentValue;
```

This is only a convention, but a good one.


Use some code from https://github.com/jv110/PocketIndustrialization.


If you right-click on a variable (or other identifier) with Eclipse, and choose refactor, you can rename all occurrences of that variable.  The keyboard shortcut is worth learning (cmd-shift-R on mine).  You can thus use short names while writing your code, then rename them easily to something more readable.


Missing another theme!


It is not common to use more than one ```h1``` element per document!


In iteration 2, you clarified this with comments.


Ah, this was the source of so many issues for me. I wish this had been listed in the version notes for 1.4. I maintain a database of feed items that uses item hashes. Since all of the item hashes for all items in the DB changed as a result of this code change, a **ton** of duplicates got entered into my DB.


Maybe try to shuffle prior to pulling out the validation set, so that it's more uniformly representative of the training set.


Yes thats what he is saying, does this even happen in regular agar?


It is not common to use ```<br />``` element inside in another element different than the element ```<p></p>```


No?


You have open the element ```<p>``` but forgot to close it with ```</p>```


I don't know what you mean?


In iteration 2, you removed the unused lists.


Motto del gruppo


AddDistrictEnergyVirtualRates (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2191 of 2191 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)


@dmitry-a-morozov thanks for merging.

Somehow attribution of code changes is lost in commit history, is it by mistake or the way it is intended to be?


My bad read the text wrong,


In iteration 2, you made the methods static but also moved them into this class. That was a reasonable choice.


In iteration 2, you still have not addressed this issue.


Not an "InternalsVisibleTo" thing then?


In iteration 2, you remedied this defect.


I would suggest putting defining these important tuning parameters as variables up at the top of the script... like an initial global constants block right before `parse_options.sh`, which might override them with command-line settings.


**WHAT FOR?**


This (and a less recent merge) may seem somewhat unusual, since in both cases, after the completion of the "feature" branch JGGGUI-Controller, there was no way controlling a game through JGGGUI.

Both merges merged a ton of new stuff from the UI, both merges were for getting access to updates in develop from JGGGUI and vice versa.

To avoid these somewhat strange merges, I'll create more specific feature branches from now on, like GGText, for adding GGTextfields to the JGGGUI, and stuff like that, so that the code changes are better sorted into branches.


Hi @JuniorR192 !

We don't use table to organize the layout. We use that only when we need to show tabular data.

Cheers,


Added an empty navigation bar and tab bar to the launch screen storyboard.


This commit broke the bluetooth device selection.

https://github.com/OpenELEC/service.openelec.settings/issues/78


The statements in the else-clause still fail if a malformed version-string is supplied (eg if there are fewer than two dots, something like "2.2-master". I think another try/except may be in order in case version_list ends up not to be a list, or having too few items.

Should _major, _minor and _revision (or at least the latter two) be initialised to 0?


There was a little animation glitch with the value label of these bar chart views. When animating, the label would shift left and right even in a case where it shouldn't move (if the label is n/a).

Also removed the recreation of the _barLayer every time layoutSubviews was called.


ok


Since UITableViewCell sets the background color of all of it's subviews to clear when highlighting, the monogram view looked strange when highlighting the cell.

To fix, I just reapply the backgroundColor whenever the cell is selected or highlighted.


size corrected


On closer inspection, exceptions do seem to be handled nicely now.


Code is commented out for now since there is a weird error with (I think) a maven dependency, I will try to figure it out. The project itself works in a separate project though.


derp you know ctrl +f and replaceall


Xor doesn't implement the full interface so there's no `filter` for `for` :(

Actually for this one you original way was probably the best, I forgot the `left` needed the typename


Yay @c22ec!
But not a typo :P


But I think it's better that way, so we can leave it.


this is nice, actually :+1:


@orangejenny FB in commit message


`self` is being dropped, there's no point in setting the parent to null


Just @apineapple being himself...
A password hint placeholder :)


I updated the contact detail cells to be tappable instead of just the button. This makes it easier to tap since it's a larger area, but also it's more consistent with how the contact detail view in the iOS Contacts app functions.

Also, for this consistency with iOS, I updated the button styles to use the system highlight style (the fade instead of darken).


AddDistrictEnergyVirtualRates (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1635 of 1635 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Where are the others lines?


AddDistrictEnergyVirtualRates (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


contrib/codeanalysis/runcppcheck.sh: line 9: ../cppcheck-1.66/cppcheck: No such file or directory


Thanks!! 👍


The right tag to use here is ```<head>```


@dcramer do you mean add a foreign key from User to File? I was just going to name the files the user id, so i think the issue matt is talking about is more about performance than needing to be able to connect user + file.(@mattrobenolt - correct me if i'm wrong)


We should not use the element ```<br>``` for layout purpose.


I tried adding PublicKey=... to the attributes, but it doesn't seem to help with Mono.  Sigh.  I already wasted couple of hours googling and trying to get this working on Mono.  I'm sorry, but I'm afraid I don't have any more time to put into this.  If someone can get it working then 👍


Gradle 2.13 is out, can it be added to this configuration?


Can you explain why the check belongs here instead of inside `writeHashtags`?


You could short the Code like in #1


Works great! Thanks


I think this got messed up in this commit, because now your training & test populations are overlapping


@StiviiK Isn't the short code a Java 8 feature? If so, I'd rather make this code compatible to Java 6 and 7 until version 8 is more common than it seems to be today.


It is not semantic to use ```<h2>``` for this!


That is actually tech debt that (i think) you're working on here https://github.com/dimagi/Vellum/pull/636  It's related to the itemset not having a nodeset until selecting the lookup table


Not sure, caused I looked into Product API and does not have much details too. See https://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-0/develop/ref/javadoc/com/adobe/granite/taskmanagement/TaskManagerFactory.html#newTask(java.lang.String)

I think I found that Value by looking into Product code.. :)


Why is this test committed to a new directory called rvall?  Here are the issues:

1) simple.S in rv64ui is almost the same
2) this code uses the RV64U macro, therefore it should be committed to the rv64ui directory.


Here would be a better place to set the parent as null.


Avoid unused local variables such as '$key'.


PHPCS: Expected 1 space after FUNCTION keyword; 0 found


I'll give this a more thorough look when you're ready for you review, but it looks like you're on the right track here. If all the tests are passing that's some good validation on the approach!


Yeah Lambda Expressions are Java8 features, i understand what you mean.


You should use CSS to control the HTML layout


What should we do instead now this is deprecated?


@rtnpro I really wish we didn't need to start a long running process in this script. Is there any other way to do it so that we don't call `motdgen-cache-updateinfo` from this script?

ideally we would run it as part of a cron job or something like that rather than triggering it from this script.


Please release to the supermarket when possible if this is not already in their pipeline :-)

Thanks!


##### Code Quality - Nitpick
The `isQuestion()` method can be rewritten to a one line function.


Several month later and the fix is not released. Maybe should have waited until it was released to remove it from the bug list as it is still is affecting people and now there is no current documentation (only historical).


74715752-Constant-Flow-Radiant-Heating-Not-Turning-On-Bug (RKStrand) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2182 of 2185 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.

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I'm not seeing this value being imported in the transpiled js.


cleanups_and_reworkds (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.6: OK (397 of 402 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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We only test Docker on UEK, so for Oracle Linux, we prefer to have a requirement for UEK4.


Can you also add it to the regular map?


A présent les menus déroulants vont chercher les noms des joueurs sur la page web https://playerbackend.footbar.com/playerslist/

Afin de traiter les demandes internet, une classe HttpClient a été créée. Pour que celle-ci ne bloque pas la tablette, elle est lancé via la classe AssyncHttp (permet à la tablette de fonctionner normalement pendant la durée de l'échange internet).

Les données récupérées sont traitées dans le model et afficher dans la vue.


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OK, removed in b8e3327. Thanks!


sprint 3 guia yrespuesta


This comment is just for testing


This will fail if @get("browser") returns null. There is already a mutator for this actually called `browserName`.

So just do `@get("browserName")`


I've moved all the Agile Documents to a new folder in the master branch.


App is now on version 3.5.3.


Isn't it called a sequence *in* a set `S` if you want to have a sequence whose elements are from `S`, is it?


Be sure to rename the folder to "ganon" before using this.


On initial startup it seems to crash if multithreaded.

`Process finished with exit code 139` running through pycharm
`python Segmentation fault (core dumped)` running through terminal


should't this return a real description rather than a placeholder?


you too as well my litte grasshopper


Looks like the code still works with older versions as well, so increasing the lower bound that far is not optimal


Is there any chance I could convince you to revert this change?  I don't know how you know that "Few users actually use this", but I found it very useful.  Every VM I set up uses a kickstart file specified by URL, and having those saved in a drop-down was a lot more convenient than copying and pasting the URL every time I set up a VM.  At this point, I'm just blocking the upgrade so I can keep using an older version.


i'm delighted there are tests for this


I've tested this and it seems good.


#5631-SetpointManagerMixedAir-warning-Reference-Node-same-as-SetPoint-Node-should-be-fatal (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2185 of 2185 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Hi Karthick,

That's great to hear you got this working.

Would you be interested in pushing your solution upstream, via gerrit
review?

Thanks,
~Simon

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> It works now. The problem was, there were two map id's with the same name
> 'india'. One tried to get data from countries.topojson and the other tried
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Strange,there is a problem with cp...

make: cygpath : command not found
mkdir -p /bin/
powerpc-eabi-gcc -std=gnu99 -nostdinc -fno-builtin -c -DVER=540 src/*.c
#-Wa,-a,-ad
cp -r /*.o /bin
cp:  '/*.o': No such file or directory


Prematurely setting the kind to `swift3`?


sucks this wont get added since you banned me


looks fine


test


Even when I disable all my extensions and run in incognito the weirdness persists, but I couldn't replicate it at all in firefox, which is suspicious 😕
I don't think it's enough of a problem to warrant any more of your time, but next meetup I'll pull it up and show everyone the magic

**Thanks for the additions, btw, that really helped clear up my understanding 🙏
the whole router.param() thing had me lost**


I'm just overriding the file extension if the developer sets type.


@MartinNowak  This seems to break LDC's Travis build, see e.g. https://travis-ci.org/ldc-developers/ldc/jobs/127609856


@ruychi Feel free to open a new PR with the update; comments on old commits are not helpful and often missed - check out `cask-repair`, it makes Cask updates like this quite easy (details in [CONTRIBUTING](https://github.com/caskroom/homebrew-cask/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md))


sorry this caused you difficulty. but as the commit message says, you can still specify a kickstart using the kernel options field: just add ks=$URL . I know that's not as convenient but it didn't seem worth maintaining/testing anymore. also it was redhat/fedora URL specific but in generic install UI. and as I'm the person that fields the vast majority of virt-manager bug reports and questions I've heard of very few people depending on it


:/ You think that I would just randomly add code without testing it, and
hope that it works?

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what about bottombar accept/cancel icons instead of buttons with custom icons?


cleanups_and_reworkds (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.6-ThreadSanitizer: OK (389 of 394 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Hmm, I obviously overlooked the issue. I'll fix it ASAP.


Not much, but it happens when using bots (to the bots)... it's strange. Some explanation?


I made an issue for this: https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet/issues/4534


Boa!


@mannay 問題なさそうですね！では前回のウィザードの画面の組み込みをやってみましょう！


That's a good question. My understanding is that this is an issue of timing: when docker is building the Dockerfile, it doesn't get any of the settings in the `docker-compose.yml` file. Those settings are applied later when the image is used to start containers. Does that help?


Just trying to be helpful, no offense intended.


##### Code Quality - Prototype method
This method is meant to use `Regex`


* [ ] It's currently never going to have nickels as an option.
* [ ] Each grouping of coins should be sorted. If I received `[penny, penny, penny, penny, penny]` 5c, and `[dime, dime, dime, dime, dime]` 50c. The 5 dimes should show up first.


cleanups_and_reworkds (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.7: OK (397 of 402 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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> Also, this "randomness" is so useless you're way better off throwing an exception saying that "we could not provide a source of pseudo randomness".

I agree, but we also have be stay backwards compatible.


Another trick is to use the `.append()`.

```js
var ary = [];
ary.append(5); //ary = [5]
ary.append(25); // ary = [5,25]
```


You're right, I intended to use strlen(). I'll get that fixed.


cleanups_and_reworkds (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.7-LibC++: Build Failed

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105015426-DefVAVTUMinMax (wfbuhl) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2035 of 2197 tests passed, 396 test warnings)

 * 556 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 158 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 148 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 53 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 54 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 23 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.

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Isn't this a duplicate definition? Just nitpicky.


Finalised BLE tethering instructions


Fixed in b6d631b9879e8bf9df2246894fba06d0a0aa8413 and fdf8869a73064004dbdca94735ea2453c8b97540


@mmaker https://golang.org/src/encoding/pem/pem.go#L71
but I can add one more `-` if it makes you happy :)


[client_server_moving_sprites.tar.gz](https://github.com/DreamteamDT/projekt/files/247801/client_server_moving_sprites.tar.gz)

Uppdaterad version, går nu att disconnecta klienter.


ground_temp_deep (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Build Failed

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Avoid unused parameters such as '$request'.


Avoid unused local variables such as '$project'.


cleanups_and_reworkds (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.9: OK (397 of 402 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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unustasid TableMessage pushida? praegu build failib "cannot find symbol TableMessage"


sprint 3 guia (respuesta y respuesta)


[client_server_moving_sprites.tar.gz](https://github.com/DreamteamDT/projekt/files/247804/client_server_moving_sprites.tar.gz)

Uppdaterad version, klienter kan nu disconnecta. Klienter uppdaterar även direkt när någon connectar istället för när någon rör sig. Klienter tar även bort motståndare när de disconnectar.


thanks!


cleanups_and_reworkds (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.9-NoThreads: OK (396 of 401 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I tested above code on AEM 6.1 using below JSP via fiddle,

--------------------------
<%@include file="/libs/foundation/global.jsp"%><%
%><%@page session="false" contentType="text/html; charset=utf-8"
	pageEncoding="UTF-8"
    import="org.apache.sling.api.resource.*,
    java.util.*,
    javax.jcr.*,
    com.day.cq.search.*,
    com.day.cq.wcm.api.*,
    com.adobe.acs.commons.notification.inbox.*,
    com.day.cq.dam.api.*"%><%

    // Code here

    AEMInboxNotificationService notificationService = sling.getService(AEMInboxNotificationService.class);

    AEMInboxNotificationDetails notificationDetailsObj = notificationService.buildNotificationsDetails();

    //Set data on AEMInboxNotificationDetails
    notificationDetailsObj.setTitle("Hello");
    notificationDetailsObj.setAssignee("admin");
    notificationDetailsObj.setNotificationAction(new String[] { "Done" });
    notificationDetailsObj.setMessageDetails("Hello World!!! This notification is build using ACS Commons AEMInboxNotificationService.");

    //Send Notification
    notificationService.sendAEMInboxNotification(resourceResolver, notificationDetailsObj);

%>
Successfully Sent AEM Inbox Notification, please check it out.
--------------------------


At the top of the page, there should be a "Download ZIP" button.
Alternatively, just click this link to download: https://github.com/wiiudev/SDCafiine/archive/master.zip


@avanderhoorn ah ok so the only problem here at the moment is that we should be calling `StopTimer()` *before* we log the error.  I agree with that, and I'll make that code change tonight.  Thanks!


Avoid unused local variables such as '$payload'.


@cjallen-epscor on my fresh install from 4/29, I got the following error (see attached image) when clicking on the user profile.  I am not sure if this error is a result of the changes you made to Rules.

![er-core-flags-view-error](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8584825/14999197/e4ffae84-1144-11e6-9eb9-d7fd21833e56.png)


I once started [https://github.com/Minebench/LogBlock/commit/1490231e3044c4041cfaacc926575977ee23769d](url) for logging entities that behave kinda like blocks but stopped after I noticed that the database id column size is limited to 255 (the max block id number) and stopped because I could decide one whether to increase the id or add another whole table. Also stuff like rollbacking and extra information (item in an item frame or on an armor stand) wasn't designed yet too.


I wanted to preserve my git streak but it was too late


// TODO: Allow a ref to be passed in?


There should be a button at the top of https://github.com/wiiudev/SDCafiine labelled "Download ZIP". Just click that button to download the entire repo.


commento


I'll move it.


Could the kernel options become a drop-down that saves previously used options, then?


Avoid unused local variables such as '$key'.


PHPCS: Expected 1 space after FUNCTION keyword; 0 found


yeah that sounds reasonable. please file a bug: https://virt-manager.org/bugs/


Is this to work around the
```
Warning: You cannot collect exported resources without storeconfigs being set; the collection will be ignored on line 21 in file /tmp/vagrant-puppet/modules-01185041a71429f15250949635a4d103/dnsmasq/manifests/init.pp
```

warning?


It is because the bots use an entirely different playertracker.js that is very old. the playertracker.js has certain functions that control physics. You are welcome to make a PR to update that but I am busy so i cant do it


cleanups_and_reworkds (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-5: OK (397 of 402 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Latest known not to terminate on screenshot. Working forward again.


As discussed previously, this is not a safe way to use the logging library, any string formatting should occur without a tuple i.e.:

```python
self.log.warn("getClient could not return a client for:%s \nException:%s" % (self.username, e))
```

Should be

```python
self.log.warn("getClient could not return a client for:%s \nException:%s", self.username, e)
```


Internal function should be named with a single underscore prefix i.e. `_track()` in accordance with PEP 8


@mariogamer2 this appears to be a Makefile formatted to run in Cygwin on Windows. (it mentions `cygpath` at some point.)

I'm not quite sure, perhaps try changing all instances of `/bin` with just `bin` and see if it creates a bin folder inside the kernel/gx2sploit folder.

Also, I've noticed that there are no build instructions for `main550`. Is this normal?


I will sorry about this


#Nice


I marked you off for your templates.


The traceback library is not needed with our new logging library. Change this like to the following:

```python
self.log.debug("Player.say called with no client:", exc_info=True)
```


You can use `Amp\Artax\HttpClient` directly.


I would agree that maybe once a day is excessive, but once every 30 days? What if the user changes their name tomorrow? Are we now going to have to build logic to say when to explicitly call `getUsernamebyUUID` to get this information any sooner?


All this information exists on the opzworks wiki.  The exception being for aws config, because that's not specific to opzworks : http://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/cli-chap-getting-started.html


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

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These two log messages should not be at the warning level, but rather at the debug level --

>An indication that something unexpected happened, or indicative of some problem in the near future (e.g. ‘disk space low’). The software is still working as expected.

versus

>Detailed information, typically of interest only when diagnosing problems.


@FernetMenta, @afedchin, @fritsch, I summon your wisdom

I want to give RenderManager frames without blocking. The frames are realtime, so it should show them with little delay. I also want RenderManager to reject frames if they're delivered too fast - SendPicture() here can be called at hundreds of fps when fast-forwarding. Is this possible?


cleanups_and_reworkds (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I marked you off for your template assignments. ;-)


Yea, hence why I've moved on to Hawkeye and hopefully also CoreProtect, if Intelli will ever get on to CoreProtect 3.0.


I will try again..


I tried downloading this but when I got to the .exe file it gave me a notification that the Qt5Xml.dll was not downloaded. I have tried redownloading it numerous times. Anything I can do?


Why was this necessary again? `file` is a locally scoped variable that only exists in `loadConfig()`, its namesake is clear and concise. You would not call a function named `loadConfig()` and specify the `file` input parameter as anything other than the "config file"


@TAPEJARA: replace [this line](https://github.com/A3Wasteland/ArmA3_Wasteland.Altis/blob/9727d10eec70d35dcf64c7e8e32127587988c22e/client/functions/drawPlayerMarkers.sqf#L91) with

    _playableUnits = units player;


xyz


@aaustin , any thoughts on this?


```bash
meteor remove mongo
meteor add meteorhacks:npm
meteor add ejson
```


#5631-SetpointManagerMixedAir-warning-Reference-Node-same-as-SetPoint-Node-should-be-fatal (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2186 of 2186 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Maybe it's about time to set different names for our updates. There's a lot more edited than the creature_table. :)


Also for the text field next to "Accepted File Extension:" I change the X-axis value to 155 to create a space between the text and the field


Name changes are only allowed every three months or so.. the basis on which I set 30 days...  I believe the present code will actually try to getUsernamebyUUID pretty frequently, making hte point mostly moot for this function.


I fully agree.


Stadium 2 Sleep Talk (Not calling a move while being asleep) Fix


Hmm, since this is in the main repo, does this mean that this field displays as optional for all deployments from now on?


Ahh okay did not know there was a 3 month limit. I see no issues with extending this to one month


Swap table_name with a random Cyberium insult?


My bad. I guess that happened because I used "squash and merge" github feature.
I should've made extra changes after I merged PR.


Sadly implementing a working entity logging solution is probably less work for me then getting all my staff up and running with another logging plugin and command syntax. :/


static-os-libs-model-refactor (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@tcoulter I'm starting to investigate how to integrate live-libs with truffle. Ideally I could wrap the `solc` module, but this custom import parsing is going to cause issues. Any ideas?


The markdown call goes in the views page, not the partial.


Only here, in show page (the results) do you need the markdown rendering.


I think these need a better standout because it would be unexpected to receive these notices.


Alternative: https://github.com/fredemmott/definition-finder/blob/master/.gitattributes

Still breaks for dev-$BRANCH dependencies, but fixes the problem for release versions


Strings in lines 256, and 263 till 268 aren't russian except for 264.


@Tatiana5 но ведь это даёт возможность переводить только с одного текущего языка на один другой?
Хотя не знаю, есть ли смысл в других языках, ведь по сути нужна транслитерация с английского.
Думаю, в дальнейшем можно просто добавить транслитерацию с английского для всех установленных языков.


@gassmoeller -- It is done.


Shadows built-in name 'file'


Is there any way you could do the same thing to the team locks? There are constant issues with people switching to independent and killing teammates.


Actually, I forgot to note a bug fix for the MYNN, associated with the stochastic physics option (recently implemented). The rstoch_col array will go out of bounds without this fix.


74715752-Constant-Flow-Radiant-Heating-Not-Turning-On-Bug (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2220 of 2223 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.

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Хотя, думаю, что пока так вполне можно оставить.
Попросят сделать мультиязычность - сделаем.


http://stackoverflow.com/questions/77552/id-is-a-bad-variable-name-in-python
```
Some built-ins with tempting names:

id
file
list
map
all, any
complex
dir
input
slice
buffer
```


uhh it is supposed to stay on rejoin... since 3 years...


To clarify, core is requesting 200x200 sponsor logos, for hi-DPI support. I'll contact them to ask about "legacy" images.


all team locking does is preventing you from between BLUFOR and OPFOR, nothing else; Indie is the "fallback" team, so it does not really make sense to prevent someone from switching to Indie...


Hi Stav,

You're in my batch for group 2 feedback; here are my step-by-step comments below:

1. Exploring your data
 - I like the entertaining description of the data. The less dry the better, I say.
 - printout and data dict are fine
2. Clean your data
 - Sweet list comprehension to clean the columns
 - Cool use of .loc to set all the week columns to float
 - Just as a suggestion for the future, I wouldn’t recommend naming your columns starting with a number. I think it breaks the ability to use the dot attribute syntax.
 - Show the code for how you determined that the columns are all NaN after the 65th week
 - Good song length conversion
 - Good date manipulation
 - Melting is correct
3. Visualize your data
 - Counts plot is nice
 - Printout information from groupbys should be commented with rationales for what you want to see. Also, since some of these groupbys are quite long I would suggest looking for a more concise (or visual) way of representing what you want to examine here.
 - Code for the “genre score on billboard” appears to be missing (?).
 - I really like the top artists chart!
 - Average performance of songs chart is good. It would be nice to see the standard error of these means, since as you go out in weeks there are fewer points contributing to the mean.
 - Bar chart of top songs is good. Inverting the ranking I think would be more intuitive so then the top songs are at the top of the chart.
 - Does your categorical conversion for the week actually order the weeks correctly? I don’t think .unique() for the weeks is guaranteed to give them to you in the right order. The pd.Categorical() also takes a keyword argument “ordered”, which defaults to False, and I think it only orders them to be sorted if ordered=True. This could make you think the weeks are in order when they are not, but I would need to print them out to see and I’m just looking at the static notebook on github. (I could be wrong here.)
 - Regardless of the week ordering, the plot tracking the ranking of those 3 songs over the week is a very engaging and creative look at the data.
4. Create a problem statement
 - Problem statement is before EDA which was a bit confusing, but i figured it out.
 - For the problem statement we are more looking for a specifically worded hypothesis about something you would like to test and discover in the data given the preliminary cleaning and EDA, rather than an overview of the project.
5. Brainstorm approach
 - Appears to be missing.
6. Blog post
 - The blog post is comprehensive and fun. There is not a conclusion, it just sort of drops off, but this is probably because of time constraints so no big deal.


When I added logging colors it was to aid the visual of our logging messages, but this should not and was never intended to dictate HOW we log. We need to stay consistent with the design of the logging library and adhere to its guiding principles for logging.

As a quick references:

***INFO***
>Confirmation that things are working as expected.

***DEBUG***
>Detailed information, typically of interest only when diagnosing problems.

***WARN***
>An indication that something unexpected happened, or indicative of some problem in the near future (e.g. ‘disk space low’). The software is still working as expected.

***ERROR***
>Due to a more serious problem, the software has not been able to perform some function.

***CRITICAL***
>A serious error, indicating that the program itself may be unable to continue running.

These definitions should not be tampered with


I think you meant to write `if (to_add.lower() == "y"):` here.


We should add a condition to this to make it only apply for net463.


Correction de certaines erreurs.


74715752-Constant-Flow-Radiant-Heating-Not-Turning-On-Bug (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Ahh okay, yah we want to avoid all shadowing, I think I missed this due to the current color scheme I have in my lint


Sounds promising. :P


I can't believe this is still happening *sigh*..


Merged here.


I don't know if it's any good for objective modes.


Thank you for forking! Are you thinking of making a pull request, or is this just something for me to learn from? (Or something else?) I feel kind of silly for not thinking of a lot of the things you've done here. :smile:


Ehm to fit connector horizontally :)


Thank you,
This is very important for me!
i go try this in a next chance!


# Description:
In commit a725b52 i mention that i have applied a bad approach or a wrong one. so in this commit i applied the correct one (so far :confused:).
## Wrong Approach:
Generating code for variable only get it address in memory. This leads to serious problem with primitive type variables.
## Correct Approach:
We should differentiate between primitive variables and object variables. In primitive variables we only care about value, but in object variables we care about the address. So the code generation for primitive variables will get it value whereas the code generation for object variables  will get it address in memory. Note that whenever a variables (primitive and object) come in the left hand side of an assignment operation we need it's address. So the code generation will become as the following.
### Deceleration Node code generation:
We check the type of variable using the type system and according to type we in continue code generation.
#### Integer Type:
Allocate memory for int value in data  segment with proper name and initial value 0.
#### String Type:
String is not from primitive so string variables are allocated in heap but the address is stored in data segment. To declare string variable we do the following first of all allocate memory for address value in .data with proper name and initial address 0 (NULL) - Because every string variable should have an initial value "", i define the empty string in data segment with name "empty_string" - then make the previous address point to the address of "empty_string".
#### Boolean Type:
Same as Integer type.
#### Float Type:
To be implemented later.
#### Object Type:
To be implemented later.
# Node:
So far we only deal the global variable :disappointed: which will be stored in data segment.


Мультиязычность - в смысле что можно задать транслит с любого одного языка на любой другой (хоть с китайского на суахили, если это где-то востребовано)


Prova Commento


@jstarks Try this out and tell me what you think...


Hi Charlie,

it's the kind of code you suggested the last time we met.

I deployed the project to heroku ( address is:  [https://floating-ocean-14149.herokuapp.com/] (https://floating-ocean-14149.herokuapp.com/) ), but I found two problems.

1) It's not possible to sign up using the Gmail account solution (I added Gmail authentication keys into the heroku dashboard as I've done for the Stripe authentication keys, and stripe is working).

2) Markdown preview in `views/wikis/edit.html.erb` is visible only if I refresh the page. I cannot understand why.

I pushed a new branch to github: `deploy-to-heroku`. This is the branch I pushed to heroku as if it was the master branch using `git push heroku deploy-to-heroku:master`.

See you this evening.

Silvio


that is an incorrect syntax:

this:
```
x = "string1"
y = "string2"

print("hello to %s from %s", x, y)
```

results in output:
```
/usr/bin/python2.7 /home/surest/Wrapper/wrapper/utils/test.py
('hello to %s from %s', 'string1', 'string2')

Process finished with exit code 0
```

if you meant this:
```
print("hello to %s from %s" % x, y)
```
you get this:

```
/usr/bin/python2.7 /home/surest/Wrapper/wrapper/utils/test.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/surest/Wrapper/wrapper/utils/test.py", line 28, in <module>
    print("hello to %s from %s" % x, y)
TypeError: not enough arguments for format string

Process finished with exit code 1
```

you must enclose the arguments to be formatted (two strings) in parenthesis... I believe C languages allow you to just separate them with commas....?


@Tatiana5 я к тому, что если пользователь говорит на нескольких языках, а перед ним только английская раскладка, то он бы мог выбрать нужный язык для транслитерации в выпадающем списке.


You sure this is right?


Оказывается, данные в Mathplotlib ровняются по целочисленной левой координате. Ну действительно, мы же её вручную не устанавливаем.


Deserializes from Stream to an actual object of type `T`.


PS

If you wanna try to log in, you can use:

fakeuser049@gmail.com    password

or

member@example.com   password


Both would be fine.


I am using the traceback to generate a stack trace so that an otherwise undiscoverable logical error can be traced back to the originating plugin by the plugin Dev.... specifically in cases where we properly handled the "exception case" without creating an error Exception.

If you look a this code, if the client does not exist  (not in proxy mode), the code will not generate an Exception because we already checked for the client's existence (versus just blindly trying to access a client method or property).


That I CAN Correct... I was not sure about that one.


To view use: http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/


What was the purpose of this? My preference is to use single quotes unless you need interpolation... Is this just to make it easier to do interpolation later if necessary?


OK... so adding `exec_info=True` will log the stack trace without stopping execution?


I'm getting a nice Rust education by reading this :)


it's happening!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yasssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss


Because it is available since PHP 5.5.


En un futuro es posible que incorpore una opción para poder cambiar la vista.
No puedo asegurarlo porque seria un tanto complicado de incorporar sin tener que cambiar la base del código del fuente, pero es posible.


O padrão é um hífen para opções de uma letra, que geralmente é uma inicial, e quando são dois hífens, as palavras são completas. Assim sendo, sugiro que esta opção seja `-D`, `--output-demilimiter` ou ambos 😄


There are two themes, one of them was apply in the initial page and another was apply at the books description page.


You shouldn't need any special class to get correct coloring... If you do, that's a core issue


http://www.alps.com/prod/info/E/HTML/Tact/SurfaceMount/SKTD/SKTDLDE010.html
http://no.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?R=SKTDLDE010virtualkey68800000virtualkey688-SKTDLDE010


Was `patch_configure.diff` added unintentionally?


ya


FICA DILMA


No `clitest` também precisei fazer um código que interpreta essas ranges do `cut`, e lá, pra simplificar, em primeiro lugar eu "expando" a range, fazendo uma lista com todos os números dela, pra só depois aplicá-la. Assim ficou legal, pois separou a parte complicada (parsear o range) da simples (aplicar o range).

Não sei se se ficaria mais simples fazer algo parecido aqui, mas deixo o link se quiser conhecer:

https://github.com/aureliojargas/clitest/blob/master/clitest#L187


Really? 😄


ja, korrekt. Ist in der nächsten Version gefixt.


> If a parameter _or property_ has a default value

@ericelliott Am I right?


there's already a package libflac in sabotage


ah ByteBuffer is an abstract class, not an interface, so it can contain static methods -- `abstract` only prevents instantiation


"CommentJson" is added 2 times


Yes.


No longer wanted the bot up, eh?


Ficou show essa função! Gostei em especial de ela respeitar a ordem informada dos campos, incluindo repetições. O `cut` original devia ter isso. :clap:


74715752-Constant-Flow-Radiant-Heating-Not-Turning-On-Bug (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1077 of 1077 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Thanks. Fixed!


If the type is a [union](#union-types) or `Any`, it must be specified:


ok


I imagine it may fail on bots, haven't tested yet, and I need to make it
auto use the item so trolls can't hold it.
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Yes... I know what your trying to do, exc_info is a dict key that will allow you to print a stack trace at any level without having to run any custom formatting like Ben used to.


As I indicated, warning is appropriate..  `something unexpected has happened`.  Not having having an internet connection or failing to contact mojang is not a normal occurrence that is only of interest for debugging...

Wow.. I actually thought I would get flack for lowering this from the previous 'error' to 'warn'  D:


Maybe wrap the `getOption` with `isTRUE` in case they do something silly.


ok, thanks !

in our case code climate does not properly report code coverage. because we are using both rspec and cucumber and simplecov has trouble merging the results... i tried several things ended up spending too much time on this..

coveralls works nicely


I never mentioned `print()` anywhere, this syntax is NOT for `print()`, this is for the logging library.

```python
self.log.warn("try %s", "this")
```


Indentation got screwed up


Well I had no plans to send this stuff back to you, it's bunch of hacks for an old ARM CPU which can live in it's own fork. I don't think #ifdef is a good idea as it would make the code horrible for everyone just because of single rare platform.

And yes I've checked the performance, otherwise I'd have no reason to publish such change - it's ~17%.


@th3hamm0r thanks for checking this, you were right this should be fixed with #697 .


Kennen wir uns?


Yah this is really annoying sorry
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I use PyCharm.  It does a pretty nice job, especially now that I don't have a 1000 pep-8 errors to sort through like the old code had!


What is a "Display" in this context? It seems to be printing out the state?


I did not intend to break any ones work flow.

Give me a patch that adds back coveralls. I'll merge it.


I like that quoted messages are formatted more nicely than in my version, but now it's impossible to edit/trim the text of the quote. That makes the functionality a lot less useful for me, in the way I want to use it. I mostly use the quote button to quote specific parts of a long message, to show the part of it that I am responding to.


`import sys
if "Oyster" in sys.modules: del sys.modules["Oyster"]
import Oyster`
I never had any error or memory leak with this..
and I wrote it in the demo


@aquamatthias  Do we have an example handy of an application definition that uses the event stream?