In the case were you find a problem after commit/push your changes, you can always amend your commit with your fix, this will prevent ending up with a long commit history.
Keep this in mind for your next mistake, so that you can execrsise the ammend action.
https://nathanhoad.net/git-amend-your-last-commit


Yup. Next step will be adding a count and only including the filter when the results are non-zero (like the type filters)


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @elrazia
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cool choice of emoji!  :thumbsup:


#define CLASS_NAME TEXT ("sp_pr2_class");//для указателя на строку с именем класса окна
#define APPLICATION_TITLE TEXT ("Главное окно приложения. Программист <Веселов Дмитрий>");//указателя ... используемую для заголовка окна
#define DESTROY_MESSAGE TEXT ("Разрушается окно. В связи с этим поступило сообщение WM_DESTROY, из обработчика которого и выполнен данный вывод");//Этот текст необходимо использовать при выводе сообщения о закрытии окна
#define BUTTONDOWN_MESSAGE TEXT ("Обработка сообщения WM_LBUTTONDOWN, которое посылается в окно при щелчке левой кнопки мыши");
#define HEIGHT_WINDOW 400;
#define WIDTH_WINDOW 900;


No, this still won't work as needed. I'll try to find a working solution later.


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @yearn2learn
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cool choice of emoji!  :thumbsup:


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @alanjschoen
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cool choice of emoji!  :thumbsup:


👍 yes I am, thanks a lot


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @aschlissel
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cool choice of emojis!  :thumbsup:


Aaaaand another possible race.

The manual disposing in line 792 may happen concurrently with the completion of the current signal, meaning that both the disposal and the completion will happen. So currently it is possible for the following to happen:
```
Signal A is sent -> sending value -> completes
                              Signal B is sent -> A is disposed
                                                            Main completes
```
So although B is already sent a completion will be sent over the signal.


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @BrianC1992
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Sorry to hear you have no favorite emoji:  :zero: 😞


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @bryantbiggs
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cool choice of emoji!  :thumbsup:


What this repo is about ? As the name suggests, has it something to do with Movie Ratings or does it maintains a popular movie list?


# CIS74CSQA Repository #
This is ***CIS74CSQA Repository***. It has been created as a lab exercise for the class (Lab Exercise: Github).
This repository contains:
- **Selenium IDE** Lab Exercise files (*Note:* to be able to run the files **Mozilla Firefox** and **Selenium IDE** add-on need to be installed)
- **WedDriver** Lab Exercise files (*Note:* to be able to run the files **Python, Pytest, and the Selenium/WebDriver Python bindings** need to be installed; Mac users will need to work in the terminal)
- **Allpairs** Lab Exercise files (*Note:* to be able to run the files **Perl** needs to be installed; Mac users might have already installed Perl and will need to work in the terminal)
This repository has been edited with the Markdown.


this is really good code


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @chuckwondo
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cool choice of emojis!  :thumbsup:


J'ai déjà vu ce bout de code qqpart. Utilisez `self.rtm` pour les infos.


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @robinsones
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cool choice of emoji!  :thumbsup:


Hi @bergercookie !!

Sometimes, I will try to find some time to go thru the code and give you some comments, apart from the comments in the main thread, ok?

In this case: to speed-up build time (and memory during compiling, which in a large app like MRPT may actually become a problem!), try to avoid `#include`s that are not necessary. In particular, main headers like `<mrpt/*.h>` (utils, opengl, ...) which include **entire** namespace, are not advisable since they introduce too many clutter and too many useless definitions.

Step by step, try replacing all of them by a list of the classes which are actually needed.

Cheers!


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @jrcox
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cool choice of emoji!  :thumbsup:


Claro, entiendo.


I think, speed-adding stack issues fixing needs to be at higher priority. The jittering and ocassional refusal to jump button has yelded me 9 unfair deaths during latest test playtrough of that lighthouse level.


Si vous voulez un code portable : `os.path.join("words", ...)`


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @kpully
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I did not see an emoji added at the end of this file 😞


mordre ou mordu?


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @colekev
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cool choice of emoji!  :thumbsup:


Shouldn't it be also `(.....)?` for consistency?


El amarillo sobre gris prácticamente no se nota. Puedo recomendar que este boton tenga fondo amarillo y texto negro?

Gracias :tada:


Ok, @jlblancoc, I appreciate this.
Indeed it takes significant time compiling.. I will have them replaced by the necessary header files.


👍  if rating can be just a value from 1-5 is perfect to have an integer


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @loldja
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I did not see an emoji added at the end of this file 😞


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @MarcGameroff
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cool choice of emoji!  :thumbsup:


Bien. À quoi servent `user_info` et le `if 'user' in user_info` ?


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @Matthew-Mitchell
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cool choice of emoji!  :thumbsup:
cute!  emotions!! 😮


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @Mslaster
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cool choice of emoji!  :thumbsup:


 RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @mlgill
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cool choice of emoji!  :thumbsup: 🐈


Hi @ttmher, die map Komponente funktioniert leider noch nicht auf iOS. Ich habe dazu #34 erstellt. Den Button zu klicken hat keine Auswirkungen. Bin mir nicht sicher woran es liegt.


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @psravanthi
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I did not see an emoji added at the end of this file 😞

Looks like it did not render.  Should be ` :smiley: ` for :smiley:


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @sukuo
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cool choice of emoji!  :thumbsup:


Здесь нет сомнений по поводу приведения типов, поэтому используй === вместо ==.


I guess an alternative is to make the stat color lighter/darker on hover


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
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cool choice of emoji!  :thumbsup:
Love 🍉 !


RE:  00-fork_repo.md
Hello @jpiter
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I did not see an emoji added at the end of this file 😞


Thanks. The second cat was definitely an important addition. 👍


ya that's another idea, but I'm fine with this.


Yes.


> I guess an alternative is to make the stat color lighter/darker on hover

In this case please revert/consider #1957


K, I'll PR the PR since I'm meta like that.
Regarding the take until - makes you wonder about other places we're using it.


Wait with it, there's a complete :salad: (why isn't there an emoji for that?) in this code. We need to go over it tomorrow very carefully.


I personally liked the name `number` more than `nr` ;) It seems not as cryptic and requires less brain energy to understand what is it about.


By the way should w2cas better use atexit() for its cgetc()?


Should have fixed "Problem on Startup", if they were using our start.cmd. If they still cant start, they need to check their php binaries.


f


fs


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Get crash "libcom.virtualoso.addon.nativetools not found" :(


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Yay :D


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as discussed: we'll keep meta-ccgx in the bbb for now. And start moving images around after swupdate is in place.


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Умничка) Все хорошо)
Только лучше не злоупотреблять alert, а использовать console.log.


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Good catch. I'll make the change.


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that's shit I forgot to remove. max also spotted this and made an in line comments about it.

How can such double posts be avoided?


Dizin içerisine farketmeden node kurulumu yapmışımda :)


Cor


Wouldn't it be good to assert that lib_dir_list isn't still empty before iterating over it, just not to ignore unforeseen situations silently?


   Τα αρχεία του project φιλοξενούνται στο dropbox και η ανάπτυξη κώδικα γίνεται κατά βάση σε Notepad++. Ο κώδικας του Graphical User Interface (GUI) αναπτύχθηκε από το 0 με κομμάτια κώδικα που βρέθηκαν σε σελίδες όπως το w3schools και στη συνέχεια ενσωματώθηκαν κομμάτια κώδικα που δίνει το facebook για like, share, send, comments (Social Plugins) και αναγνώριση του χρήστη ανάλογα με το προφίλ του. Μέχρι στιγμής η εφαρμογή περιέχει ένα παιχνίδι (το Hextris), καθώς και instructions και παραπομπές στο site των δημιουργών του.

  Στο Github έχει ανέβει ο κώδικας της εφαρμογής: https://github.com/ChrisPap261/Addictive-Minigames
 +
  και η σελίδα της εφαρμογής στο facebook βρίσκεται στο ακόλουθο link: https://apps.facebook.com/addictive_minigames/


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Je viens de faire une mesure pour la Corse.
~90% du temps est passé dans la méthode python SegmentedDetector.check
Parmis ces 90%:
- 90% sont passé dans get_segmented_analysis_vector_from_polygons()
- 9% dans classifier.predict()
Donc ça doit pouvoir s'optimiser...


RE:  01-install.md
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@greut  C'est pour éviter que le bot se réponde à lui même et que ça fasse une conversation sans fin.


RE:  01-install.md
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Ah and I don't want to repeat myself,  but it seems we disagree here.

This is not **my** PR, I just happened to start it. If people find room for improvement they are of course welcome to fix it right away.  I think there is no need to have a:

 * there is a stupid bug here,
 * yeah, right, well spotted. I'll fix it. thanks for telling me.
 * no prob.

talk for all of them, if we can avoid that. It just takes time and delays everything.

----

This is my understanding  the boy scout rule.


@myexpr

That's right. I actually penned an algorithm on paper for 1 and 2 digit numbers and initialized accordingly. Should have experimented on code instead of paper which would make my code evolve. Got you.


Hi,

It's definitely not the same issue. The problem is with aac track itself. I extracted it and it's all mangled, when the ac3 track is fine, so it seems to be happening on conversion.
If you want we can try and work it out together. I'd need to know a few more things:
- what version of ffmpeg are you using ?
- are you converting on your synology NAS or on the computer ?
- what codec do you use in autoProcess.ini ? aac, libfaac or the last one whose name I can't remember ?


@myexpr

Again same reason that I know already that string building would actually happen in next iterations. Should have been baby steps. Understood.


fix


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This is actual for #5


@myexpr
You are right, I think this commit is not green as I committed test case code which is red and then committed the actual implementation in next commit. So as I understand from your comment, every comment should lead to a green test cases. Right Anand?


great work, smooth layout, i like it 👍


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More readable titles on commits btw are better because merges, release note creating, and other things don't require an extra step to figure out what the change is.


@myexpr
I just picked up a name which came into my mind. Yes. units seems to be more appropriate.


I wouldn't use the name state as it can be misleading. And it is used in vtk in a slightly different way too.
I would use the term icon_id. In this stage that we are in the design we have to keep it as simple as possible.


@saghul I'm stealing your modified version of MT19937. :wink:


RE:  01-install.md
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@myexpr
I just created the strings which have to be used for create text below 100. I am clear about you comment on why the code is unmanageable.


Please put more descriptive titles, thanks! And in body of the commit message you can put the Fix syntax.


RE:  01-install.md
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> I'm using Gentoo Amd64 but since it fails on the host ncurses it's clear where the problem is.
> I will take it up with Gentoo support to discover more and update once i have progressed, i don't really want to make that quick hack because it's not a real solution to the issue but thanks for pointing that out.

BTW this is what i got from the gentoo forums:
>Can you compare the output of gcc -dM -E other-cross-options between the Gentoo install where this fails for you and an install where it works? The check fails when <limits.h> was included but defined a value other than 16. It looks strange to me that your cross environment has its own "host-gcc" which is using host headers. Why does it not use the system gcc for native compilations?

Any idea how to test the suggested flags or what to reply on the second part?


@myexpr

The logic has worked I guess. So didn't understand your comment. Can you pin point the issue please?


Hey guys. i don't understand why when i'm install the fresh version of laravel 5.2, i don't get this in my route file? and when i put all inside web middleware, i can't catch any errors. Errors is visible only when i'm removing all of my routes from web middleware and put them outside.


I very liked the documentation changes.

I would like to remark an issue that could be useful to speed up the calculation of the inverse map in the general case. The method invertBirationalMap incorporates the hard computation of the kernel even when this is trivial. For example, consider the example of the Cremona transformation of P^20 in http://www.math.uiuc.edu/Macaulay2/doc/Macaulay2-1.9/share/doc/Macaulay2/Cremona/html/_invert__Bir__Map.html. It is not trivial to compute kernel(phi), but there is no need to calculate it!


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Well, why did you remove it at first place? Because I have enjoyed uncss until today. There should be a function, which runs the template, runs the JS and recognize new classes made by the JS. But apparently It doesn’t work.

I tried to dig into it and there seems to be few flaws. I believe that the html path should be set to "dist/*.html" not "src/**/*.html", because in dist folder there are the files which can be “run”. But in that moment, you have to rearrange the logic when the content of dist is rendering, right? There must by copying to the dist folder first and then the uncss process. Those two process also can’t be parallel.

So I tried hard to make it work, but it still doesn’t. It looks like there is something wrong sett and the uncss doesn’t interpret the js in html, co there are few classes who are cut away :(.
Should I add an issue, or am I missing something?


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@myexpr
I just picked up american numbering system and continued it. Its not explicitly mentioned in the exercise so I think I just picked up the other one.


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Can you use "add_callback" rather than add_event? In that way it will be similar to other parts of dipy.viz.


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Shouldn't you in general blacklist drivers before 16.5.2 or something along that?


@myexpr
since zero is a special condition, i have put the condition explicitly in the if condition. do you mean I can just use a utility method or wrap the condition check as a separate method will do the job?


Simple sauvegarde si jamais ma machine doit être restauré.


Could you return here? That will hand out the promise that req.get returns.


For sure. I'll reread through the readme and the code and try to give
feedback on that sentence as well as other parts. Once again thanks for
posting this code and sharing it on www.reddit.com/r/emacs

On Sat, May 28, 2016 at 11:39 PM, USAMI Kenta <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> @agsdot <https://github.com/agsdot>
> Thanks for advice!
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Yes looks like it should be. Can you submit a PR?


git add. HelloWorld.md


cool, thanks!


Added some details, mainly to see how branches are created, as well as how pull requests fit into the workflow.


If you want me to - but for such a small thing a commit right on master may be preferable ?


Also on RPubs:

http://rpubs.com/egboliou/184729


Lära sig nytt IDE online är pinsamt :-)


Stéphane,

The current formula is
8 * (asymmetry + kingDistance - 15) + 12 * pawns;

I was thinking about the following idea (not tested locally yet)
completely replace 12 * pawns with
(12 + x) * mobilepawns - (2 * x)
with x =0 or 2

or keep some pawns in the formula...

and then started to check if you already have tested it, and found this "negative blocked" version of your branch initiative5.
`int initiative = 12 * pawns + 8 * (asymmetry + kingDistance - blocked) - 124;`

But it was never tested on fishbench !!! Why ?

I saw only the following version on fishbench.
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/56dbd4030ebc59301a3539c4


Well maybe. But people will/must upgrade their drivers. Goal is to detect legacy driver for legacy GPU. It isn't perfect but it is good enough.


Change the name to increment_icon or just say next_icon.
Sorry, but my coding gut feeling tells me that we need to move away from state.


Script to create a script, change permissions, add #!/bin/bash line git add,commit,and push the script.
Then VIM into it


You really go above and beyond the call of duty, don't you? My dotfiles are back to using the main nerdcommenter repo now, thanks to you. Feels good! Many thanks for taking time out to improve my day, and best wishes for the future.


why did you do this


I've noticed a typo here, `n.server.sentinel` should be used instead of `ns.server.sentinel`


This commit broke rails 4.1.1
undefined method "creator"


o o


There's no need to be aggressive, the file got added by accident and I didn't notice. I'll fix this properly later.


Все супер! Только чуть-чуть поплыл синтаксис в объявлении переменных.


You can open source code?


Okay cool. Let'see how the dictionary of icons will do. Keep it up!

More free icons if you need them are available here
https://icomoon.io/#preview-free

Even higher resolution are available here
https://github.com/Keyamoon/IcoMoon-Free/tree/master/PNG/64px

Laterz!


yes, I installed it all.
But seems there are so many different cv2.so files.
And I have a problem to understand for what I have to install over hours
and hours a system if I need only one file?
All scripts  work great in Python 2 without installing all the opencv
stuff.

Lets forget it , all Python 3 stuff is useless.

However, nice work if it would run..................

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# Plant Irrigation System²

This update provides source files of second thesis **Plant Irrigation System²**, updating the prototype designed during the work of the first Thesis **Plant Irrigation System**

## Irrigator - Source File

	Mayor code and source files of Irrigator App.

- AndroidManifest.xml

- java
###  Main
   -  MainActivity.java

 ###   Interface
    -   Interface.java
    -   InterfaceAdapter.java
    -   InterfaceListActivity.java

 ###   Node
    -   Node.java
    -   NodeAdapter.java
    -   NodeListActivity.java

 ###  Control
    -   Control.java
    -   ControlActivity.java
    -   ControlFragment.java
    -   ControlSettingsFragment.java

 ###  Plant Irrigation System
    -  PlantIrrigationSystem.java
    -   PlantIrrigationMessage.java
    -   PlantIrrigaitonClient.java

- res

 - drawable
 - layout
 - menu
 - mipmap
 - values


is tier defined here now


# Plant Irrigation System²

This update provides source files of second thesis **Plant Irrigation System²**, updating the prototype designed during the work of the first Thesis **Plant Irrigation System**

updates include:

## Android **Irrigator** App (apk)

	First build realease of Irrigator App allowing to control the Plant Irrigation
	System remotely in private local area networks.


@aNNiMON, на коленке, первое что попало под руки.

Приближалось лето 2016-го, нормальное решения так и не нашел, смотрел твой **OwnLang**, в принципе тоже, если кода экранов эдак на два, при зажатии **backspace** соу слоу...

Пробовал js-ом в **webview**, неплохо, но через сраку. Эти спаны как не верти - тормозят, **DroidEdit** туда же, в **AIDE** топчик намутили, или с руками повезло или нативное что-то привертели.

Кстати, исходников редактора у тебя не нашел, там только ЯП?


This file appears to have Windows line ending in the repository.


# Plant Irrigation System²

This update provides source files of second thesis Plant Irrigation System², updating the prototype designed during the work of the first Thesis Plant Irrigation System

updates include:

## Android Studio Project - Irrigator_

### Irrigator_
Contains complete Android Studio Project.

### Project built with

- Android Studio 2.1.1 Build #AI-143.2821654, built on April 28, 2016

 - JRE: 1.8.0 65-b17 amd64

### Tested on:

 - Samsung Galaxy S5 mini
	Model: 				SM-G800F
	Android Version: 	5.1.1

 - Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition
	Model:				SM-P600
	Android Version:	5.1.1

 - Sony Xperia Z3 mini
	Model:				D5803
	Android-Version:	5.1.1


Thanks for your interest. I appreciate it.


tere


Hi Giovanni,

Thanks, which kernel do you mean?   Also, you mean the invertBirationalMap in Parametrization or inverseOfMap in this package?

inverseOfMap computes the kernel by default of the map to projective space (ie, it computes the image), unless you tell it to AssumeDominant (probably it shouldn't be computed when you turn off CheckBirational also).  It might indeed be better to turn these off by default...

By the way, at least in the experiments I'm running, the new version of inverseOfMap seems currently much faster than invertBirationalMap from Parametrization.  If you have some other examples where invertBirationalMap is faster, let us know.  We'll take a look.

We are currently working on one more change which should speed things up quite a bit more if we can get it working the way we hope...

Finally, I'm curious if you would object to us calling your package in some special cases (ie, source is P^n).  It is indeed much faster and the general methods here won't help.  We would certainly document it carefully (maybe also print message to the screen "Calling ... from Cremona.m2" whenever it is done).
For the things that I'm most interested in running this on, it won't help (ie, I want to study divisors on non-rational surfaces and threefolds in small characteristic).


Ah well.


Yeah already fixed that in my local copy. Cheers.


Help me ! I did - Proposal_ID: 9 (DAO split proposed)
TimeStamp: 8 hrs 9 mins ago (2016-05-29 12:59:52 +00:00)
Created By: 0x228d29ea776cb17ca0db0538562ecaacdc0a9e46
Recipient: 0x228d29ea776cb17ca0db0538562ecaacdc0a9e46
This purse -https://etherscan.io/address/0xc0f5228127fe170c6c26e46a1462a86403fd726c - vote - YES!
He wants to steal my - ETH -? What should I do???


Closes issue #74


Is this question mark on purpose or a typo? Doesn't seem documented anywhere.


Oops, I let this question slip through. Yes, it seems that you're right, it should be reversed.


need to add private helper functions findKey() etc....

hi patsy :)


ファイル全体の話ですが、 `13todouhu.php` も `shousai.php` のように、都道府県コードをパラメータで受け付ける方がファイルが１つにまとまっていいと思います。

以下のようなイメージです。
- `13todouhu.php` を `todouhu.php` に変更
- リンクでは、 `todouhu.php?pref=13` などとパラメータで都道府県コードを指定
- `todouhu.php` では、`select * from shikanavi where basho = :pref` として `$_GET['pref']` を bindParam する。

こうすると一覧ページを１ファイルにまとめられて処理も共通に出来るので、データを投入すれば東京都以外の都道府県もすぐに動くことになります。


Oh, my first assumption was incorrect.

We get seg fault because of exception inside a call to `azmq::socket_from_zmq_sock()` after which we try to cleanup a partially created socket (not sure about this, but that's not the main problem, which is described below :).

Exception is caused by fail of WINAPI's `CreateIoCompletionPort()` with error 87 (`ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER`) (called inside `boost::asio::detail::win_iocp_io_service::register_handle()`). One is *probably* failed because it's called for the same FD (one obtained by with `zmq_getsockopt(..., ZMQ_FD,...)`. That's more serious because I have no idea yet, why it fails and how to fix it. I'm going to spend more time to understand why it's failing.


no getList function.... still needs to be added


I have merged your pull request, thanks.


Update for second thesis Plant Irrigation System²

# Plant Irrigation System²

This update provides source files of second thesis **Plant Irrigation System²**, updating the Plant Irrigation System design during the work of the first Thesis **Plant Irrigation System**

including:

## Plant_Irrigation_System

**TI CCS Project** - Demo

@update
**Project**

 - _`main.c`_     @update: Demo implementation handling touchscreen button activity and App control requests
 - _`empty.cfg`_ @update: Static TI-RTOS configuration file using NDK and other features

**PlantIrrigationSystem**:	(name changed. previous folder name **utils**)
 - _`PIS_UI.h`_ Plant Irrigation System User Interface @update: Added button callback function
 - _`Plant_Irrigation_System.c`_	@new: Plant Irrigation System Control API Source code
 - _`Plant_Irrigation_System.h`_	@new: Plant Irrigation System Control API Header file
 - _`Plant_Irrigation_Server.c`_ 	@new: Plant Irrigation Server API Source code
 - _`Plant_Irrigation_Server.h`_ 	@new: Plant Irrigation Server API Header file

**Board**:
 - _`Board.h`_	@new: Board specific header file */
 - _`EK_TM4C1294XL.c`_	@new: EK_TM4C1294XL Board Specific APIs Source code */
 - _`EK_TM4C1294XL.cmd`_		@new: EK_TM4C1294XL Board Specific command file */
 - _`EK_TM4C1294XL.h`_	@new: EK_TM4C1294XL Board Specific APIs Header file */

**drivers**: (added files)
 - _`moisture_hal.c`_	@new: Moisture Sensor HAL Source code */
 - _`moisture_hal.h`_	@new: Moisture Sensor HAL Header file */
 - _`tpic6a595_hal.c`_	@new: Valve Control HAL Source code */
 - _`tpic6a595_hal.h`_	@new: Valve Control HAL Header file */
 - _`boost_drv8848_hal.c`_	@new: Pump Boosterpack HAL Source code */
 - _`boost_drv8848_hal.h`_	@new: Pump Boosterpack HAL Header file */

@update
**Setup**

 - *TI v5.2.7 Compiler*
 - *TI-RTOS for TivaC 2.16.14*
 - *XDCtools version 3.32.0.06_core*


does the latest version support proto3?


Fixed


If we think about the DateTime as the result of a calculation, maybe it makes sense to have the to_string be different from the sigil where you input the arguments to the calculations. Or that you can input less information in a sigil and then returned sigil has more information. E.g. you input `~Z[2000-01-29 23:00:07 America/Manaus]`, which is then calculated against the tzdata. Then it returns a DateTime struct. That might be formatted with something like `~Z[2000-01-29 23:00:07-04:00 America/Manaus AMT]`. This more specific string could also be a valid sigil. But if such a sigil which locks to a certain offset is put in some code, it might become invalid if it is in the future and tzdata changes. I'm not sure if sigils are supposed to be of some "eternal" nature, but DateTimes are of an ephermeral nature. If DateTimes are supposed to be displayed as sigils - and not just parsed as sigils - that is something to consider.


Круто! :)


Great job!


今すぐには問題にならないですが、「HTMLタグが含まれることを想定してない変数」を出力するときは何も考えず全ての箇所に `h()` をつけるようにすると将来的な脆弱性を防止することが出来ます。

変数をそのまま echo すると `$shika['name']` に HTML タグの文字が入っていると、それが HTML として解釈されてしまうので問題になる場合があります。
今は全てのデータをこちらで管理しているので問題ありませんが、後々ユーザーが自分のページの情報を編集するようなことを考えると、変数を出力する箇所(HTMLが入ることを想定していない箇所)では、 functions.php で定義されている `h()` を使って、 `echo h($shika['name']);` と書くのが安全な書き方になります。


Sorry, I was under the impression that we would be able to use this method. However it is become clear that nothing actually packages the configuration files for GLM which makes using this rather painful. I did not remember the pull request when talking to @kragniz about the issue he was having.


I was being dumb.  Are you saying that we should compute the inverse, and then use that to find the kernel of the original map... That's a good idea.


what does this line do?


RE:  02-editor.md
Hello @adamwlev
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath @julialintern

---

Good job in completing the 02-editor section.   Any choice of terminal and graphical editor works!

Personally, I use Emacs since that's the first editor I used at school and my job.  (Also a little bit of nano.  And a tiny bit of vim -- depends on what I’m working on and what instructions I am following.)


RE:  02-editor.md
Hello @elrazia
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath @julialintern

---

Good job in completing the 02-editor section.   Any choice of terminal and graphical editor works!

Personally, I use Emacs since that's the first editor I used at school and my job.  (Also a little bit of nano.  And a tiny bit of vim -- depends on what I’m working on and what instructions I am following.)


RE:  02-editor.md
Hello @yearn2learn
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath @julialintern

---

Good job in completing the 02-editor section.   Any choice of terminal and graphical editor works!

Personally, I use Emacs since that's the first editor I used at school and my job.  (Also a little bit of nano.  And a tiny bit of vim -- depends on what I’m working on and what instructions I am following.)


Instead of hard-coding these operations, read them from the Swagger file. The goal is that given any arbitrary Swagger file the proxy is able to generate tests for them. You shouldn't have to edit the proxy for each service that's being tested.


Same as above. Instead of hard-coding these operations, read them from the Swagger file.


RE:  02-editor.md
Hello @alanjschoen
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath @julialintern

---

Good job in completing the 02-editor section.   Any choice of terminal and graphical editor works!

Personally, I use Emacs since that's the first editor I used at school and my job.  (Also a little bit of nano.  And a tiny bit of vim -- depends on what I’m working on and what instructions I am following.)


Oie cy a darle!


RE:  02-editor.md
Hello @aschlissel
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath @julialintern

---

Good job in completing the 02-editor section.   Any choice of terminal and graphical editor works!

Personally, I use Emacs since that's the first editor I used at school and my job.  (Also a little bit of nano.  And a tiny bit of vim -- depends on what I’m working on and what instructions I am following.)


RE:  02-editor.md
Hello @BrianC1992
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath @julialintern

---

Good job in completing the 02-editor section.   Any choice of terminal and graphical editor works!

Personally, I use Emacs since that's the first editor I used at school and my job.  (Also a little bit of nano.  And a tiny bit of vim -- depends on what I’m working on and what instructions I am following.)


Nice 👍


É, tem algumas coisas que tão dando pau, estou tentando arrumar, mas sem sucesso ainda. Mas não sei se entendi o problema que tu diz, o que está acontecendo, exatamente?


Should we throw an `AssertionError` in an `else` block?


Netherstorm might be our most complete zone hahaha.


gsub is good? not comfortable with it :)


Checking indexOf for just the name will have false matches if the parameter name appears as a substring somewhere. e.g., say the parameter name is "id" and the path has "/bids/12345", it will find the "id" in bids.

You probably want to look for "{id}" and not just id.

Second, the indexOf approach won't work for multiple parameters. e.g., say the path is "/bids/{type}/{id}"
where type is a string of arbitrary length. So "/bids/abc/123" and "/bids/pqrst/567" would be valid paths.


@micmitch We should decomopse E -> Eg and Ei,
and have an option that we return "E", "Eg", "Ei" or "Eg" and "Ei"


Need to add a URLDecode so that %20 is decoded back to space, etc.


just it imageFrom


Same as above. Ideally instead of duplicating the code, you should have a single getValue function, and in the case of arrays, perform some post processing on the result.


see #1


Symlinked dirs don't work well in RStudio. Tried that before, found rsync is the least of all evils.


Nice work @micmitch! Except for decomposing E to Eg and Ei, I am happy about this.
I'll try to make some 2D viz, based upon your codes. Thanks!!

@thast: We can start to build some viz using this.


これパスワード書いてありますが、GitHub はソースが公開されてしまうのでとりあえず消しておいた方がいいですね。

よくよく考えると今回の歯科求人は、純粋な課題ではないので GitHub でソースが公開されるとあまり嬉しくないですね。
この件に関しては bitbucket のリポジトリを使うようにした方がいいかもしれませんね。


If you have any ideas for improvement I am open to all kinds of contributions


Need to reorg the files in the project so that code that's for testing or running is kept outside of the main library code.


it's actually connection.xml *


That's just a warning and I think it comes when you start matplotlib the first time.

Adding 'anaconda' tells conda to install the default anaconda packages. You could just add 'jupyter-notebook' if you only want the notebook.


should I use os.remove?


Maybe Builder Pattern?


According to [CreateIoCompletionPort function](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa363862%28v=vs.85%29.aspx):
> A handle can be associated with only one I/O completion port, and after the association is made, the handle remains associated with that I/O completion port until it is closed.

Seems that we just can't "move" ZMQ socket from one AZMQ socket to another.


"host-gcc" is just a shell script that runs ccache /usr/bin/gcc. Doesn't look like the error is related to this. Did you try a full rebuild?


Hi,

I'm trying to make a port of your code to C# but I'm having trouble doing that. When I try to add a filter, I get Invalid Enumeration error. Can you help me? I posted a question on stackoverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37515435/invalid-enumerator-when-trying-to-use-wfp-from-c-sharp


No. I'd be curious to learn a bit more about what parts of proto3 might be interesting. For example:
* General support for the syntax? (notably, proto3 does away with "required" and "optional", and there are some more differences)
* The set of [well-known types](https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/google.protobuf)?
* The JSON mapping?

(Something in this order has been my internal list prio for proto3 features, by the way)

You have probably already seen that in Google's protobuf 3.0.0, which is still beta, a map type is introduced, and it is introduced for both proto2 and proto3. This map type is already supported in gpb.


Something like the following would be nicer
`^ (self new)
    tweet: aTweet;
    render;
    yourself.`


Here you go @omgmakeme


I just came across the problem that I couldn't create a `PiTraffic` object with `pwm=True`. Came here to fix it and realised it's one of the ones you fixed yesterday @lurch :)


only working using vs debugger, not in release mode, not sure why..................


:heart:


In the current form, all the headers are in a single long string.
I was looking for some better representation of HTTP requests and responses.
Inspired by jquery.ajax and node fetch, let's use the following shape:

```
{
  'request': {
    'method': 'GET',
    'url': 'http://...',
    'headers': {
      'Accept': 'application/json',
      'Host': 'localhost:9000',
      ...
    },
    'body': ...
  },
  'response': {
    'status': 200,
    'body': ...
  }
}
```


@tomas-abrahamsson I have some clients written in go or python that connect to the api, and it seems people want to write them using proto3 now, so having a general support of the syntax would be a good start imo :)

Anyway I think you have the right priority order :) Let me know if you need tests anyway.


Let's generate a proper test class as the output file. e.g.

```
using System;
using Xunit;

namespace NameSpace
{
    public class ApiTest
    {
        private static string BaseUri = new Uri("http://localhost:5000");

        [Fact]
        public void GetValueTest0() {
            // Arrange
            var client = new APIV1(BaseUri);
            var expected = new []{"value1", "value2"};

            // Act
            var actual = client.ApiValuesGet();

            // Assert
            Assert.Equal(expected, actual);
        }

        ...More tests...
    }
}
```


XposedApp


just my 2 cents...u should make it buildable, and then only... apply Makefile opts and defconfigs opts easier to fix/track the error =)


Great start! I added a few inline comments.


Hi Alain, what is exactly the x in your formula ? Is it the blocked part of the pawns ?

For "negative blocked": I don't remember, maybe I tried to test it locally and it was somewhat of a looser, or maybe I just got lazy :-)

But I wouldn't it to stop you from doing your own experiments, of course!

If you want one possible way to estimate and count mobile pawns, maybe you can get some ideas from the `mobile_pawns()` function that I have just added to the "pawn_mobility5" branch over there
https://github.com/snicolet/Stockfish/commit/000391ba97562f0bfe1264b23888da11e9b66c77
It basically says that a mobile pawn is a non-blocked pawn that can advance without being attacked by another pawn.

Good luck with these experiments, we'll get there!


`GenericMath.clamp`


Please use `*`


Bad class name


Request for json support for this asap? <3


Le 29 mai 2016 � 23:25, Rocky640 <notifications@github.com> a �crit :

> St�phane,
>
> The current formula is
> 8 * (asymmetry + kingDistance - 15) + 12 * pawns;
>
> I was thinking about the following idea (not tested locally yet)
> completely replace 12 * pawns with
> (12 + x) * mobilepawns - (2 * x)
> with x =0 or 2
>
> or keep some pawns in the formula...
>
> and then started to check if you already have tested it, and found this "negative blocked" version of your branch initiative5.
> int initiative = 12 * pawns + 8 * (asymmetry + kingDistance - blocked) - 124;
>
> But it was never tested on fishbench !!! Why ?
>
> I saw only the following version on fishbench.
> http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/56dbd4030ebc59301a3539c4
>
> �
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> Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

Hi Alain, what is exactly the x in your formula? Is it the blocked part of the pawns?

For "negative blocked": I don't remember, maybe I tried to test it locally and it was
somewhat of a looser, or maybe I just got lazy :-) But I wouldn't it to stop you from
doing your own experiments, of course!  If you want one possible way to estimate and
count mobile pawns, maybe you can get some ideas from the mobile_pawns() function that
I have just added to the "pawn_mobility5" branch over there :
snicolet@000391b

It basically says that a mobile pawn is a non-blocked pawn that can advance without
being attacked by another pawn.

Good luck with these experiments, we'll get there!


Variable definitions should go before all methods


Yep, sure. Thanks.


StartupParam


AndroidAppHelper


application


By making the max org size a static member of the OEEStatsManager, rather than a default template argument, this breaks compatibility with G++. Once the version of AdaptTemplate that can just replaces the first template argument is working, this won't be an issue any more.


Ok, thanks for info, good to know. I don't really have any time plan for proto3 support, gpb always having been a spare-time project.


try {


2015 W2 CPSC221 Lab6, University of British Columbia


Avoid using vertical bar " | " as a divider in the text. In GitHub markdown it is reserved for a table block. If you look at the source code the text it looks like so:
``` html
<li>
    <table>
      <tbody>
        <tr>
          <td>firefox (64bit)</td>
          <td>otter-browser (32bit), hexchat, transmission-qt</td>
        </tr>
      </tbody>
    </table>
  </li>
```
Luckily it is doesn't affect the visual style but keep that in mind for a future writings. You might stumble on some "strange" text behavior because of the 'pipes' in the text :)


public class XposedTweakbox implements I


Always tryin get fuked as hard i can do
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This patches the rather nuts requirement for the Object, Route and Sound folders to be enclosed within a Railway folder.....

TODO: Really wants a parameter to load the Object, Route and Sound folders from a routefile.


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damn you! I was just about to make some videos and show this off! :smile:
ok, is this it for 1.0.2?


So some comments:

I think some MACROS can be used to simplify the code.
Also note that MACROS do support variable number of arguments since C99, which I think mesa requires,
so you don't need to do as many macros as I did for the steam overlay.

Also:
. If you need to wait all previous calls to finish, no need to fill a slot for it ! Just wait the previous calls, and then execute ? Or do you think there are issues with cache locality if we do ?
. vertex and index buffers locks should have special implementation. We should store which parts have been locked and used in a draw calls, and when a draw call use them, there should be some mechanism to tell which parts are used. We also need mechanism to wait some slots are executed (not neccessarily all of them).
The idea is that if you do:
lock 1-20
draw with 1-20
lock 21-40
draw with 21-40
...
lock discard
draw with 1-20
-> then we never need to wait for anything when we lock
-> if the last lock was discard, we need to wait previous "draw with 1-20".

The last part needs the tracking mechanism, and the feature to wait at least some slots are executed. I guess  most apps fits more the first case where you don't need it, so implementing that feature can wait.

Also for indexed draws you don't know which parts of the vertex buffer is going to be used.

Thus to sum up:
Optimization level 1 for locks (easy):
. if using nooverwrite, do not wait previous draw calls
. other cases need to wait previous draw calls (even discard, because we don't want older not yet executed draw calls to use the new buffer)

Optimization level 2 for locks (medium):
. in addition to previous optimization, also do not wait when the buffer wasn't used yet since the last time we waited all slots to finish (or easier, just do not wait if the buffer wasn't used yet for the current frame, that should already cover quite a lot of cases).

Optimization level 3 for locks (hard):
. Do wait only if discard or if locking a part used in a draw call whose slot hasn't yet finished.

Optimization level 4 for locks (hard):
. Find a way to get DISCARD accelerated as well (either via new gallium api to be able to keep reference to the buffer before discard, or just implement the discard behaviour gallium nine side, and perhaps with a resource cache per buffer).

I think optimization 2 should get all apps not using the nooverwrite/discard pattern running good.
Apps with nooverwrite/discard pattern need 1 and 4, but 4 is harder.

I'm not sure for MANAGED resources how it is done windows side (I must check the results of our tests), but I think we could do some clever caching there as well to avoid waits.

Perhaps it would be good to store the number of 'wait for all slots' per frame (that actually did wait slots, you do not want to count when you lock all buffers at the same time), and when it is too much (say, 10), you'd disable csmt until next Reset.

Also I notice you put in the queue some calls which have error checking, and return D3D_OK. Since some apps rely on errors returned, you cannot do that. The way to solve that is to duplicate the function, and do the checks before filling the slot (the checks generally don't need to wait previous slots to be finished).

In summary:
. Great job, but it would be really good to encapsulate most of the code in good MACROS.
. Do you really want to use the slot mechanism when you wait previous slots to execute ? Perhaps yes for cache locality, or if you don't return result. However I believe for all locks (since you return results) - and unlocks (for cache locality, and because it is cheap), it makes sense to not use slots.
. Some calls need to do some checks, we should reimplement the function for csmt, do the checks first, and execute the rest later. In a first time, we need to not use csmt for these functions.
. buffer Locks need optimizations.

I suggest the following.
1) Try first to encapsulate everything in good and clean code with MACROS, to make it very easy to read and review (and make sure it is correct). For calls that return a result (locks) and those who can return an error, you need to wait previous slots to be finished.

2) buffer and texture locks always need to wait previous slots. No need to fill a slot for them then. Just wait all slots to finish, and execute there. This probably makes more sense for cache locality, since the app will use the same thread to memcpy the data. Unlocks don't need to check slots, and should just execute.

3) Find if there are a some functions that are heavily used in apps, and do some checks and could return error (which means in 1) you had to wait previous slots to finish for these functions). For these functions do special implementation to do checks first, and then add slot for the actual work.

4) Implement the lock optimization 1 and 2

5) Optimize event queries (check if the draw call referenced has its slot executed. if not return false directly, else execute the query normally => no wait for previous slots for both cases). Perhaps similar optimization for timestamp queries.

6) Implement the remaining lock optimizations

7) Add automatic switch to disable csmt if we wait too much (until next Reset, since rendering could change then). We don't need the feature too early, since we want to be able to test easily with/without csmt.

all these points should be at least in separate patches.
1) will need some investigation on how to use MACROS well for that purpose.
Once 1) is done, 2), 3) and 4) shouldn't be too much work.

If 1,2,3,4 are ready, we can merge your work to our ixit branch. 5) would be cool, and 6) is harder and can wait.

Does that seem a good plan to you ?


Got it, thanks! I'll use slashed instead next time :)


Closes #2


@keithkfng Thanks for report :) Fixed


good job
thank you


Soon (TM) as a part of the blockstate v2.


That is true. I will be releasing the updated `pycodestyle` and `pep8` packages this week (while at PyCon) which will fix that issue.


by the way, thanks @borisceranic for this PR :+1:


Yes those blocking positions are a hot topic these days on TCEC and on the forum.

What I meant is completely replace 12 * pawns with

with x=0:
12 * mobilepawns

or with x = 2
14 * mobilepawns  - 4

I saw your newest test, good luck !
I will see how it goes before trying something else, maybe in a week.


198. House Robber My Submissions QuestionEditorial Solution
Total Accepted: 71567 Total Submissions: 206019 Difficulty: Easy
You are a professional robber planning to rob houses along a street. Each house has a certain amount of money stashed, the only constraint stopping you from robbing each of them is that adjacent houses have security system connected and it will automatically contact the police if two adjacent houses were broken into on the same night.

Given a list of non-negative integers representing the amount of money of each house, determine the maximum amount of money you can rob tonight without alerting the police.


Yup. Just had to update the API endpoint after migrating servers earlier today.


Why the odd whitespacing?


Idk.


You don't seem to be using status anywhere


What does this line do?


Did you update the wiki?


I don't, but it is for the ease of the user. If they are unfamiliar with PWM, they can use `Status.HIGH` and `Status.LOW`


zgadzam sie


How's this: 6fc27d2d3779eff6c6adbeb5b739125e6a401c38


Tagging issue #44 and PR #55


Ahh. That makes sense. Would to static constants be preferable?


Maybe. I was always told to use enums, but you can change it.


I only wanted to say that, generally, the computation of the kernel of the ring map (i.e. the image of the rational map) is very hard, but in special cases, as Cremona transformations, this computation can be avoided. invertBirationalMap() in Parametrization.m2 never avoids it!

Of course, you can freely call Cremona.m2 (it would be nice to find a fast, but not too restricted, condition where invertBirMap works properly).


Don't split... thats the easy answer... how do you know someone wants to steal your ETH? Do you have any more info?


-Имел в виду Tester mode (хотел спать)-


With AWS cluster setup, nodes names should be get with '{{range .items}}{{.metadata.name}} {{end}}'


Creation of the repository where the tracking software will be maintained.


Has this been removed in error? According to the `launcher` script, this is still recognized.


you're my source for pragmatic cpp :smile:


T'as vraiment passé un temps de chien à tous écrire en Markdown non ? ^^'


correct position?


Why remove this? This ensures that it is only calculated once per `Teleporter`?


Yea. Error is with zzmove gov. Needs some work still to work


This is the wrong place to ask that question, and I don't know anything about MasterXChange. However, I did ask around and it is recommended that you send email to support@masterxchange.com.


just testing.


Thank you very much!
Although its a bit sad, but final decision and an arguments do make sense.


public class XposedTweakbox implements I


This is just a test.


Found a good explaination here https://github.com/lg-devs/android_kernel_lge_msm8974/pull/11

>  danielstuart14 commented on Jun 13, 2015
>
> CRC try to prevent loosing data if the device stop receiving energy out of the blue.
> In other hand, it takes a lot of IO performance syncing all the data.
> And, as smartphones have batteries and power off when it's too low, there isn't why set it enabled.


variant


Only


When you do an exclusion like this, can you include some info on *why* it was excluded, in the commit message at least? There were several times I wanted to add something back into the OSS build and had to track down why it was removed in the first place to see if that logic was still applicable.


the


build


Might I suggest:
```java
private static final char CONTROL_CHARACTER = '\u00A7';

public static final String BLACK = CONTROL_CHARACTER  + "0";
```
etc


Sorry!Thank u very much!

Get Outlook for iOS

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startClassName


it is supported but very rarely used so we removed the comment


String


Open


This is peylya's android-gadget patch. See here https://github.com/pelya/android-keyboard-gadget


Verifié


Thanks! It’s still in all other sample files. Though I’d rather re-add this line – it’s very handy to know what is supported just by looking at the samples.

I use this e.g. for announcing the VHOST to my reverse proxy (jwilder/nginx-proxy Docker image). Would be a bit of a hassle without the option, so I’m happy it’s there!


What's wrong with metalinter for you?


I have the same question as  @Arkanayan

thanks.


Any part of this like similar to line 15?


This is not an upper bound. The trailing `-` means "prereleases of 1.4.0 or later." What do you need to pin PyCall for?


Praise Helix!


Gold.pmUpperStaff?
Gold.namecolor? This fucking wont work
I thought u as a coder


I didn't even edit this file? derp


Não consigo enviar meu projeto


It can not be ignored. Don't worry you will not be killed... yet.


notreadyplugins/Stock and uptime command.js

It's a mess I know, I was very tired when I tired to do this, gonna fix it.


nice style


Lol I love the comments on these commits
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Anshul,

a) the speed difference does not seem to be a problem so far.

b) As for the functionality, the difference will appear only if opponent have doubled pawns on a semi open file.

In the proposed changed version, the lower bonus will be applied only if both pawns are  protected

In the current version, we look at the closest enemy pawn to our camp, and apply the bonus accordingly.
This is quite logical if the rook is on our side of the board, which will be the case most of time
(and anyway, other bonus will kick in when the rook is beyond rank 4).

c) So as it is, I think it is OK, and a little bit more precise.
But for sure, if it pass, we will run a simplification test to confirm our mutual appraisal that it is not necessary to be that precise.


Seems the current version has some problem on showing the gallery,

the url generated is http://0.0.0.0:4000/2016/05/28/%E6%9C%9F%E5%BE%85%E5%85%AD%E4%B8%80%E5%84%BF%E7%AB%A5%E8%8A%82/2016/05/28/%E6%9C%9F%E5%BE%85%E5%85%AD%E4%B8%80%E5%84%BF%E7%AB%A5%E8%8A%82//1.jpg


확인확인확인


this is ok


Não estou conseguindo enviar


by you donating you're allowing the kids to reach a goal in life to where they can become a success in becoming a doctor denalist a lawyer a firefighter and etc..the only things i want to do is keep hope alive making the children our future and acheiving life goal. by hoping to attaining this goal it's mean you show a inteerest in there future life as kids


A few thoughts, I'm very much in favor of moving the core logic into a nonpublic method as proposed above.
  *  The method should be defined as close as possible to its use (so inside `LazyAttributesMixin`)
  *  The method name should begin with `_` unless it's used outside `LazyAttributesMixin`
  *  Remove the check for the existence of the `tmos_version` key.   We should GUARANTEE the existence of that key as part of the interface to `ManagementRoot`.   I.E.   no "`if tmos_v`
  * I like the name `_check_supported_versions` it:
      - is nonpublic
      - starts with a verb
      - explicitly calls out its object, i.e. `supported_versions`

   Oh, and that brings me to my other suggestion:  rename `supported_version` to `supported_versions`.


这个不算 issue 706 所汇报的问题吧
而且我觉得在设置界面关闭时，对于无效的热键（key为none）可以直接过滤掉。。。


Beginning of the next exercise


Add code author


至少你是在 706 报的。。。
你说的也行。。。
我不行了， 明天再议了。。


Oh, and BTW overall this is awesome and I'm super happy/impressed.


Thanks so much for working through `LazyAttributesMixin` @swormke .


*sigh* Polled, not pulled in the commit comment... I really need to start proofreading my commits.


the klove-urban-shop is a one stop where we make our own clothing,studio recording,sandwich shop and photography also it a promotoinal management company and advertising,marketing ,modeling company etc..we're looking for a professional start in donation as well because we also a non-profit orgnaztion we network with other company and our business as a hold as member buying selling membership to be apart so it don't be know problem, if your breach your membership it can be serious problem being remove from the orgnaztion


yes i realized that later anyways thats for letting me know silly mistake :-)


This looks like the point where the GitHub version of GemSet becomes 1 commit ahead of the GemSet v1.41 (for DF v0.42.04) hosted on DFFD.
I'm guessing the changes in colors were to help differentiate between all the different types of lizards.


I’ve pushed the changes. Let me know what you think when you get a chance.

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Indeed.


Thanks


This code can only run in CodeSculptor


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@Envek Very well, perhaps I'll write a SQLite-only version of the gem to tide us over until 5.1.


I think we're still working out our process.

I think branching and merging has merits, but we need to avoid process that inhibits getting things done.

On the other hand, a little process can help us avoid losing institutional knowledge when repositories are updated.

I've added an issue to instructors, ga-wdi-boston/instructors#24


Forgot to mention that so far this commit has been stable.


还是可以的吧。没设定或者为0。本来想搞token但js不知道怎么搞。


What is this for?


These are not good values for L2 tuning. I don't understand this diff, though. Does this replace my commit of this file?


You are wasting your time tuning with LR = 0.01 or 0.05. I plotted the cost graph for 0.01 and removed it from the graph I sent you because it was on a different scale. 0.05 must be even worse.

I'm using 0.001. 0.005 might possibly work. Values below 0.001 may also work.


Ah, that's a good point, too. In that case we have to lobby our dependencies to have proper .gitattributes files - Composer honors the `export-ignore` directive when running with `--prefer-dist`...


Yay! :smile_cat:


Thanks! :)


Someone on HN a week back made the observation that this test is arguably off-spec, as [20.3.3.2](https://tc39.github.io/ecma262/#sec-date.parse) states "If the String does not conform to that format the function may fall back to any implementation-specific heuristics or implementation-specific date formats." Do you think this is grounds to remove this?


#4964-AirLoopHVACUnitaryHeatPumpWaterToAir-with-Cycling-flow-mode-causing-Temp-out-of-Range-warnings (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Spiders using python, just for practice.


#4964-AirLoopHVACUnitaryHeatPumpWaterToAir-with-Cycling-flow-mode-causing-Temp-out-of-Range-warnings (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2198 of 2205 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 10 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 5 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.

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#4964-AirLoopHVACUnitaryHeatPumpWaterToAir-with-Cycling-flow-mode-causing-Temp-out-of-Range-warnings (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2237 of 2245 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 11 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 7 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 5 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.

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Also added link from campsites/show to add new comment, though the destination doesn't yet exist


using System;
class AM{
Console.WriteLine("{0}","hello Github");
}


By


看短信。


Will this work across modules though?  With possibly differing compiler/versions you might run into strange memory issues within STL if not a crash etc.


`ECDHE-ECDSA-CHACHA20-POLY1305-D` should be the draft version


heihei


nnn


Good job! what about pypy or ironpython ?


hi


Line not needed


this is missing an `assert`?


Phew, a lot of changes coming soon


added some feedback. will check it out in more depth this this evening. thanks for your help


git clone https://github.com/princeKim/repo.git


Clone our repo


this am


Grammar typo


Grammar typo here too


Needs override


``False == False``, but ``'false' == True``!


Doesn't look like it does. Wrapped sanitize_text_field around it. `wp_insert_comment` is called right afterwards, which inserts it right into the database. Fixed with: https://github.com/postmatic/epoch/commit/16e7d750daf5415050e7a43efd837dc46f554ef6


hey stuff


Const char?


#4964-AirLoopHVACUnitaryHeatPumpWaterToAir-with-Cycling-flow-mode-causing-Temp-out-of-Range-warnings (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1095 of 1095 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Yay!


#4964-AirLoopHVACUnitaryHeatPumpWaterToAir-with-Cycling-flow-mode-causing-Temp-out-of-Range-warnings (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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protected override void OnModelCreating(DbModelBuilder modelBuilder)
{
    modelBuilder.HasDefaultSchema(""); //we must add this code, because sql server dufault table name is "dbo"，like this: dbo.User

    base.OnModelCreating(modelBuilder);
}

so , the table name must replace "dbo" in MySqlBatchRunner.cs


Tested this on my fedora linux and KeepAlive doesn't work for me there. What helped was applying the call:
```cpp
m_mudSocket->setSocketOption(QAbstractSocket::KeepAliveOption, true);
```
... again **after** the socket is connected (e.g. after line 216 in proxy.cpp). QT manual however mentions that on Windows Runtime this should be set **before** connection is estabilished (http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qabstractsocket.html#setSocketOption) so it should be probably set both before and after.

Credits go to Mint for helping to solve this.


please remov ... from the logger message.


@rajuraog  do your job right?


See the next commit. It captures all the probabilities so they can be extracted.


Hi,

since last Thursday/Friday my PlexPy is not reacheable anymore, despite working perfectly for ages.

I now receive in the browser "ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED" - I have a feeling this could be associated to this change.

Any ideas if it is related to this issue or how to solve it? A reinstall has not worked for me.

thanks
Lenny


Hi, I can't tell what the problem is from this log file. Could you perhaps
attach an example of a file containing the features extracted from the
Vedaldi code? Note that it needs to be in the exact format used by the SIFT
binary.

Noah

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#4964-AirLoopHVACUnitaryHeatPumpWaterToAir-with-Cycling-flow-mode-causing-Temp-out-of-Range-warnings (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2204 of 2211 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 10 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 5 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.

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please make this line null


I can assure you 100% that this is not the problem. And this is not the correct place to post your issues.


#4964-AirLoopHVACUnitaryHeatPumpWaterToAir-with-Cycling-flow-mode-causing-Temp-out-of-Range-warnings (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1654 of 1654 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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normal


May I ask why we need sudo in a general Docker image?


It is frequently useful for running commands in cases where you cannot yet drop privileges with `USER` (because you still need them later) but are doing something more complicated than can be achieved by `install` (i.e. not just dropping files in place).


5的倍数


gas station


bucket sort


Yes. This is IPC, not linking


Good! I found this!


File renamed


why


why not

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절단면이 이상합니다. 혹시 버그를 찾으시는 분은 알려주시면 정말 감사하겠습니다ㅠ 알고리즘은 리얼타임보드에 있는걸 그대로 배껴다 쓴겁니다.


Oh wait you were talking about that line? Oops, maybe I should have actually checked which line you were talking about instead of just replying from email.

I've gotten into the habit of preferring `set` on account of https://google.github.io/styleguide/shell.xml?showone=Which_Shell_to_Use#Which_Shell_to_Use

To elaborate further, I am divided on whether what they say about using `set` to set shell options is good advice or unnecessary.


okay. i feel similarly about that line (but usually ignore it). either is fine by me.


Maybe you can someone contribute something?


No. Anything the majority of browsers do is a defacto standard, and just hasn't been addressed yet in the spec. Each of these invalid dates represents a defacto standard that one browser deviates from.

imo the goal of this site shouldn't be to show how many 100% browsers we can find, it should be to expose as many bugs as possible in a comparable way, to encourage implementations to conform to one another.


Don't do this! :D


Testcase or pcsx2? The former is still broken. Strangely latter seems to be fine.


Add `-l` so it won't propagate outside this function?


@agsdot
Thanks for advice!
I'm not good at English. When I wrote this document, I chose “provide”.

I rewrote this sentence in https://github.com/zonuexe/init-open-recentf.el/commit/50a23b12d5a84020daf1bdd05f33f6dc2056fd99 , but I want better sentence.


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Watch out regarding throwing strings as errors instead of `throw new Error("string")` for it doesn't displays/sends informations about the exception.

<img width="432" alt="screen shot 2016-05-29 at 2 40 24 am" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/649219/15631741/baaeda40-2546-11e6-95b9-ebde35693244.png">

see: https://www.nczonline.net/blog/2009/03/10/the-art-of-throwing-javascript-errors-part-2/


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Yes good work, Forking out from Kodi again is providing a lot of extra features and benefits to end users 👍


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YOLO


If you are using the Debian package, this is not going to work.

Debian ships an old version that didn't support overlapping regions for `crypto_secretbox`.
Support for overlapping regions was added in version 1.0.1.

So, either use distinct buffers to encrypt or decrypt, or remove the package and compile a more recent version of libsodium.


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Close #7


Aslo one liners should be put in curly braces.


I recommend to use more speakinh names for the vars. Don't be afraid of them.


Kewl. I saw the autostart plans. LGTM


I recommend to explicirtly init it with a value, to clearly state what you expect.


@nyanp what does exactly do this macro?


I recommend to use long speaking variable names.


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Removing this mean that we run now all tests locally with test coverage enabled. This means locally will be everything slower.


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import rhinoscriptsyntax
import math


sometimes, mysql can not update or delete, example:

public int UpdateWithFilter(Expression<Func<T, T>> update, Expression<Func<T, bool>> where)
{
    int result;

    var context = GetContext();
    {
         result = context.Set<T>().Where(where).Update(update);
    }
    return result;
}

----------------------------------------------

var userRegistered = Convert.ToDateTime("2016-05-28 02:44:23");
var result1 = db.GetDal<User>().UpdateWithFilter(x => new User { UserRegistered = DateTime.Now }, x => x.UserRegistered == userRegistered); //UserRegistered is DateTime type, is OK, can Update. if the where parameter is int, long type, it can update too

SQL1:
UPDATE user AS j0 INNER JOIN (
SELECT
1 AS `C1`,
`Extent1`.`ID`
FROM `user` AS `Extent1`
 WHERE `Extent1`.`ID` = @p__linq__0
) AS j1 ON (j0.ID = j1.ID)
 SET
UserRegistered = @p__update__0

var result2 = db.GetDal<User>().UpdateWithFilter(x => new User { UserRegistered = DateTime.Now }, x => x.UserNiceName== "test"); //UserNiceName is string type, is wrong, it can not Update

SQL2:
UPDATE user AS j0 INNER JOIN (
SELECT
1 AS `C1`,
`Extent1`.`ID`
FROM `user` AS `Extent1`
 WHERE @p__linq__0 = `Extent1`.`UserNiceName`
) AS j1 ON (j0.ID = j1.ID)
 SET
UserRegistered = @p__update__0

----------------------------------------------

if the where parameter is string type, it have problem, and i check MySqlBatchRunner code, find here have some problem :

GetSelectSql<TEntity>(ObjectQuery<TEntity> query, EntityMap entityMap, DbCommand command)

.....

var selectQuery = DynamicQueryable.Select(query, selector.ToString());
var objectQuery = selectQuery as ObjectQuery;

if (objectQuery == null)
    throw new ArgumentException("The query must be of type ObjectQuery.", "query");

var innerJoinSql = objectQuery.ToTraceString(); //1、the sql have @gp1 parameter

// create parameters
foreach (var objectParameter in objectQuery.Parameters) //2、but objectQuery.Parameters not find @gp1, so if the where parameter is string type, it can not work
{
    var parameter = command.CreateParameter();
    parameter.ParameterName = objectParameter.Name;
    parameter.Value = objectParameter.Value;

    command.Parameters.Add(parameter);
}


I like this improvement!
Do you mind to open a pull request?


nice


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Is this the right constant for jcard?


Had to correct remove method:
remove(chat) {
  //  this.data.remove(chat);
  Chats.remove(chat._id);

  }


We don't really need it for the root project, or?


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What does this commit do?
Just a switch to the new variables doing the same functions or anything else too?


At those return statements you miss to free the cyclic references? See line 844


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Yeah, just a cosmetic change.


ah yes, thx :)


Ah cool. So all Iced objects in H2O have specific serialisation. That's good to know! Thanks as well


With `git pull --rebase` you will avoid such merge commits. On conflicts it has the potential to hide errors on resolving them.


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Thanks for this, at least part of it.
I will try to look at the failing test tomorrow if Paul doesn't fix it until then ;-)

Depending on what happened to the QGIS crew yesterday evening !


Can we remove this branch?


Yureka and Yureka PLUS have a ThunderCharge Current Control Driver developed by Varun Chitre. It allows to increase upto 1500mAh. However, as the max. limit is set to 900mAh, is that driver able to override this limit?
Here is the commit for ThunderCharge---
https://github.com/varunchitre15/thunderzap_tomato/commit/b85d21b1e9436d77f31d79188a7e927d4c68f22e


heh. sem vedu.

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`Thx`


`mum`


I meant to push the errors changes in a separate commit. Must have forgotten to rebase.


pulzne stepper za trak in ga premakne za n stepov


#4964-AirLoopHVACUnitaryHeatPumpWaterToAir-with-Cycling-flow-mode-causing-Temp-out-of-Range-warnings (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2204 of 2211 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 10 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 5 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.

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I'll do some work on it later tonight, but I think using sleeps in the middle of the program/loop causes some weird stuff (specifically, it doesn't take another picture before choosing the next speed/direction). Need some way to go back to the start of the loop after the turning methods.

Tried to circumvent this with Chintan by having the turning methods change the motor speed variables, instead (no sleep), but got stuck coming up with the right trigger conditions (what we tried really didn't work).


Learning how to use github.


O.o What!?
@Underground78, are you leaving? :anguished:
Will we still see some sporadic coding from you? :thumbsup:

I also copy the good wishes...
> I wish you all the best on your other life.
Thanks for all the great work!
Take care and all the best to you as you move forward.

And my thanks for the great Rotation fixes!


rwqr


fafsdf


I would like to try it and got the following error:
Error retrieving a new session from the selenium server
Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:4444

How to I start the selnium server.


It would be nice if we could move it to the ui submodule only.


Wrong commit message. Oops.


The selenium server jars in the root package, can't we resolve it from a repo?


While users use a shared layer to get two different outputs but have one same name, the batch_logs/epoch_logs will only left one loss, because it's a `dict`.

```
import numpy as np
from keras.models import *
from keras.layers import *

train_d = np.random.rand(128, 64)
test_d  = np.random.rand(2, 128, 32)

x = Input(shape=(64, ))
a = Dense(32)(x)
b = Dense(32)(x)

shared_dense = Dense(32, name='shared_dense')
out1 = shared_dense(a)
out2 = shared_dense(b)

model = Model(input=x, output=[out1, out2])
model.compile(optimizer='rmsprop', loss='mse')

his = model.fit(train_d, [test_d[0], test_d[1]])
```

The code above will get output like:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/17693755/15631854/8d1d9868-25b0-11e6-8cc2-ed211e3ef996.png)

To solve this problem, I rename the duplicates name by appending it a number. Then it works well:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/17693755/15631865/df869e6a-25b0-11e6-92e4-f9287e7b0f7f.png)


Everything from here down can be removed.


It's domain of the pages.


It looks like this version should still work with Dwarf Fortress v0.43.03.


It's not working as I'm expecting it to be.


Readme updated.


Yea its a bit odd, but jCard uses the vCard4 data model. It's just a different serialization.


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Sounds like a you issue, works for me... See: http://hastebin.com/xedewaleko.md

Note that this play is *only* running the slapd role in a single dc environment. Multiple dc's should work similarly, however. Also note that the bootstrap as it is currently *must* be done from a clean environment in /etc/openldap (as it stands, bootstrap will not remove files that already exist, but this will cause the add to fail, which will prevent many things from working.

If you're having more issues let me know...sorry to be out of touch xD I've just been pretty busy


Hi, this fix looks strange here. My toolbar from 2010 looks different now...
![beforeafter](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2916485/15631920/863a6dc8-2556-11e6-939b-b3aa245489cb.png)
Maybe it means it's time to move to svg...


Тогда эта штука сработает без разницы какой ключ был использован


Очень C-шная "оптимизация"


This actually breaks for python 2.x:

Should add something like this at the beginning:

```python
try:
    input = raw_input
except NameError:
    pass
```