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Rather than using pattern matching to differentiate between the two `build_config` functions, you could move `build_config` up and make this function `handle_adapter_config` and make it private. What do you think?


Video of bluetooth version in action:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cD2ktMTmljU


sorry kein comment, live comment bim upload


That model is already in LS since 2.06...


Inconsistent naming; I forgot to change "i" to "index" here.


Lets do it right here. I understand it will be inconsistent, but plugins APIs are new anyways. So lets use PATCH for enable/disable.


Check for comments


Ich guck mal ob man die Zahl leicht anders berechnen kann (ohne `file`)


Test Test Test


Sorry about that. I was wondering if there was a "Today" button. Fixed in #15.


Aby zbudować na serwerze musiałem dodać linie:  <plugin>
               <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
               <artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId>
               <configuration>
                    <source>1.8</source>
                    <target>1.8</target>
               </configuration>
          </plugin>

Ale nie znam się na tym, także nie wiem czy jest to w pełni poprawna metoda.


math


Can do that. I figured `build_config` could be useful if `Bamboo.Mailer.deliver/3` was called. That way by `use Bamboo.Mailer` is just a helper for getting all this boilerplate out of the way. But I can do whichever you want. Let me know and I'll make it so :)


vfdvds


Why move this annotation, which is only used by the qualifier framework, to the framework?


It uses https://github.com/LimeSurvey/LimeSurvey/blob/master/application/helpers/ClassFactory.php as a way to dynamically create model classes for each token / response table.
This way we only need to worry about it in one place and nowhere else.


Aby zbudować na serwerze musiałem dodać: ` <plugin>
               <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
               <artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId>
               <configuration>
                    <source>1.8</source>
                    <target>1.8</target>
               </configuration>
          </plugin>`
Nie znam się na tym, więc nie wiem czy to poprawna metoda, w każdym razie proszę zweryfikuj. Bez tego otrzymywałem błąd: “Annotations are not supported in -source 1.3”


I think for now applying YAGNI would be best. I think splitting into two distinct functions would be good. If it seems useful to have them as one in the future then it can be made public or combined :D

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Thanks!


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@acsearles is this CSS that we need to consume?


RE:  03-command_line.md
Hello @Matthew-Mitchell
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath

---

Good job in completing the 03-command_line section!  👍
"This is starting to get easier!"  👍

---

Blocks of code can be expressed by enclosing the code in triple single backticks (on a Mac, the backtick is below the escape button).
**This is a backtick:  `**

You should definitely preserve the “> >” indentation.  If your response is code, it should be in triple back ticks.  Else if it is text, you can leave it within the indentation.  (rule of thumb:  make it easy for the person reviewing it (and yourself) to see the difference between question asked and your response.)

---

**Bonus Exercise:**  Incorporate some of your favorite commands into your bash_profile as aliases and shortcuts.

Check out [Nate Landau’s post on setting up your bash profile.](https://natelandau.com/my-mac-osx-bash_profile/)

You can start editing file by (use terminal editor of your choice):
```bash
$ emacs ~/.bash_profile
```
I personally prefer this as my default prompt:
`reshama$ `

Can add this line to your `bash_profile` file:
`export PS1="reshama$  "
`

And run the file by:
```bash
$ source ~/.bash_profile
```


maybe we should not include this considering there is not a directory yet


RE:  03-command_line.md
Hello @Mslaster
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath

---

Good job in completing the 03-command_line section!  👍

---

**Bonus Exercise:**  Incorporate some of your favorite commands into your bash_profile as aliases and shortcuts.

Check out [Nate Landau’s post on setting up your bash profile.](https://natelandau.com/my-mac-osx-bash_profile/)

You can start editing file by (use terminal editor of your choice):
```bash
$ emacs ~/.bash_profile
```
I personally prefer this as my default prompt:
`reshama$ `

Can add this line to your `bash_profile` file:
`export PS1="reshama$  "
`

And run the file by:
```bash
$ source ~/.bash_profile
```


на секунду забыл про БЭМ:)


Thanks for featuring the `helm-smex` package :smile:

You should still add the config in `helm-better-defaults.el`

```emacs-lisp
(require 'helm-smex)
(global-set-key [remap execute-extended-command] #'helm-smex)
(global-set-key (kbd "M-X") #'helm-smex-major-mode-commands)
```


:+1: Sounds good.


It is really amazing that GitHub can rendering the 3D CAD file


This always points to `Some(dispatcher)` because it's defined in `DefaultAttributes` so there's no need to provide it here again:
```scala
inheritedAttributes.get[Dispatcher].get.dispatcher
```
?


btw, for clarity, we're talking about `PATCH /plugins/{id}` and a json input: `{"state": "enable"}` or something along those lines.


RE:  03-command_line.md
Hello @mlgill
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath

---

Good job in completing the 03-command_line section!  👍

---

**Bonus Exercise:**  Incorporate some of your favorite commands into your bash_profile as aliases and shortcuts.

Check out [Nate Landau’s post on setting up your bash profile.](https://natelandau.com/my-mac-osx-bash_profile/)

You can start editing file by (use terminal editor of your choice):
```bash
$ emacs ~/.bash_profile
```
I personally prefer this as my default prompt:
`reshama$ `

Can add this line to your `bash_profile` file:
`export PS1="reshama$  "
`

And run the file by:
```bash
$ source ~/.bash_profile
```


Why not let gzip handle those cases? I see Uglify was used and left those variables, but Closure Compiler would inline all those strings, making the output be larger after minification, 2.2KB, but smaller after gzip compression, just 1.34KB. Some js1k demo authors also do it to get smaller code (combined with packers, which replace gzip).


BTW when would you plan to print these parts?


RE:  03-command_line.md
Hello @psravanthi
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath

---

Good job in completing the 03-command_line section!  👍

---

**Bonus Exercise:**  Incorporate some of your favorite commands into your bash_profile as aliases and shortcuts.

Check out [Nate Landau’s post on setting up your bash profile.](https://natelandau.com/my-mac-osx-bash_profile/)

You can start editing file by (use terminal editor of your choice):
```bash
$ emacs ~/.bash_profile
```
I personally prefer this as my default prompt:
`reshama$ `

Can add this line to your `bash_profile` file:
`export PS1="reshama$  "
`

And run the file by:
```bash
$ source ~/.bash_profile
```


We have some time till Thursday - feel free to make another PR :)


Capital "V"


Is there really a good reason to go against the normal style of having underlines under links. It would be much preferred to have underlines here.


the old vip dont contain popup with the information so i modified it so my name must be there _
-__-


this comment seems a bit superfluous


Could we have done this with max-run-time=N  where N<0 would have also included the 'reset' logic ?

The way you have it is 100% fine.  But it is another command line option.


probably tomorrow, I need someone from the uni to use the 3D printer (and I also want to check some measurements with a calliper).


Makes a return from a choice after a complex multi-line text dialog work better.


RE:  03-command_line.md
Hello @sukuo
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath

---

Good job in completing the 03-command_line section!  👍

---

**Bonus Exercise:**  Incorporate some of your favorite commands into your bash_profile as aliases and shortcuts.

Check out [Nate Landau’s post on setting up your bash profile.](https://natelandau.com/my-mac-osx-bash_profile/)

You can start editing file by (use terminal editor of your choice):
```bash
$ emacs ~/.bash_profile
```
I personally prefer this as my default prompt:
`reshama$ `

Can add this line to your `bash_profile` file:
`export PS1="reshama$  "
`

And run the file by:
```bash
$ source ~/.bash_profile
```


снова на секунду забыл про БЭМ)


Nah, this is really great!!!!!!! Only thing is that I'd move it into it's own mixins file


Version bump


There was a reason that the height was set here, removing it is wrong.


This should be

    margin: 0;

since the footer is already 100% width, and 0 values need to unit.


Its because of user Richard Adams, He changes code and claims it for his own


Archive file name is unknown and can't be asserted. Names of images are not incuded in returned metadata obect. So we can't assert them without downloading of the archive. But this method should test only creation of an archive.


The lightgrey colour should be here, not in the header tag as this is the only one of the correct size.


RE:  03-command_line.md
Hello @WhitneyChia
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath

---

Good job in completing the 03-command_line section!  👍

---

**Bonus Exercise:**  Incorporate some of your favorite commands into your bash_profile as aliases and shortcuts.

Check out [Nate Landau’s post on setting up your bash profile.](https://natelandau.com/my-mac-osx-bash_profile/)

You can start editing file by (use terminal editor of your choice):
```bash
$ emacs ~/.bash_profile
```
I personally prefer this as my default prompt:
`reshama$ `

Can add this line to your `bash_profile` file:
`export PS1="reshama$  "
`

And run the file by:
```bash
$ source ~/.bash_profile
```


In the commit message:

s/cgruop/group/

s/many process/many services/ (we don't see the processes in cgtop, so it does not matter if they are many)

s/running/running,/

s/ones, this/ones. This/

s/allow/allows/

s/interest/interest.

You can show an example how to use this:
```
systemd-cgtop /user.slice/user-1000.slice
```


second page


s/path/subtree


Added "Reason why you failed the Lord Spectre quest".  It appears as an additional, mocking text one of the assassins who kills you informs you of.  This is both being informative and also twists the knife a bit which I liked.


id is a pythin reserved word, do not use it as local variable.


RE:  03-command_line.md
Hello @jpiter
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath

---

Good job in completing the 03-command_line section!  👍

---

**Bonus Exercise:**  Incorporate some of your favorite commands into your bash_profile as aliases and shortcuts.

Check out [Nate Landau’s post on setting up your bash profile.](https://natelandau.com/my-mac-osx-bash_profile/)

You can start editing file by (use terminal editor of your choice):
```bash
$ emacs ~/.bash_profile
```
I personally prefer this as my default prompt:
`reshama$ `

Can add this line to your `bash_profile` file:
`export PS1="reshama$  "
`

And run the file by:
```bash
$ source ~/.bash_profile
```


Just a thought here.  You don't have to do anything about it if you don't want.  This ceph {} -f json stuff can be gathered from the admin socket on Ceph.  It's fast and nonblocking from what I've seen.  It's available in /var/run/ceph/*.asok.  It's just a unix socket


os_2_0_dependency_reduction_signals_slots (schrismartin) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2056 of 2204 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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do not use print and raise with different messages, try to be conistent there.


These spacers aren't needed and don't alter the on-screen display any.


Faudrait rajouter les sorties qui expliquent l'importance des variables.
Et je crois qu'il y a une fonction pour sauvegarder le modèle de façon à ce qu'on ait des traces de ce que l'on a fait et pour éviter de devoir refaire la phase d'apprentissage (pas sur).


1) MSDN explicitly states "Don't use Hungary notation" in naming conventions. So m_ is not the official coding standard for .Net. Do you mean that Hungary notation is the coding standard for Cloudinary .Net SDK?


Latest main file.   Before I got Git Desktop installed.


```python
if os.path.isdir(bundle_dir):
    continue
self.git_clone(repo=repo, branch=DEFAULT_BRANCH,
                                   path=bundle_dir)
self.insert_bundles([bundle_dir])
self.satisfy_oca_dependencies()

```

less nested.


May be better to return function back to return `bool` on success )))
This way we can delete `TaskExec` only in one place, in `RenderAf::online` only, as we are making Render to case of `TaskExec`s.
Later we can increase cases of reconnect fails, an there will be no need to remember to delete `TaskExec`.


If we change enable/disable to use PATCH, install will be the only one using POST. So no need to differentiate.


ok, doesn't hurt to define the default here. I'm not sure the stage itself need to run on the IODispatcher. Perhaps only the `Future(take)` is needing that. Anyway, I had to merge to move on with other things.


74715752-Constant-Flow-Radiant-Heating-Not-Turning-On-Bug (RKStrand) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2202 of 2205 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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Thanks for getting back to me!

Somehow it still hasn't worked :(

In Blog Header Code Injection, I have;

<script>
    var newsletter_form = '//
lazyhomechef.us13.list-manage.com/subscribe/post?u=2d7948c15c151126241955c5b&id=ec52dabb0d
'
</script>

In Blog Footer;

<script type="text/javascript" src="
https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.3/jquery.min.js
"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/assets/js/bloggy.en_EN.js"></script>

In default.hbs;

<form id="newsletter_form" action="//
lazyhomechef.us13.list-manage.com/subscribe/post?u=2d7948c15c151126241955c5b&id=ec52dabb0d"
method="post" id="mc-embedded-subscribe-form"
name="mc-embedded-subscribe-form" class="validate" target="_blank"
novalidate>

Is there anything else that I have missed out? Thanks again in advance!

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@timledlie I just tried it and it worked fine for me. Looking at your command, the only difference I have is that I didn't include a trailing slash after scripts/code_quality. I found a StackOverflow conversation with people seeing a similar error and it looks like eliminating the trailing slash worked for them too.


Hey why did you do this?


> and $2N$ states.

@sleepinyourhat
What "states" exactly? I don't think this conjunct adds anything. Vote to delete.
(I am voting rather than directly deleting since you seem to have had a reason for adding this.)


Thanks, @reshama!

I generally use the z-shell. I assume that's not an issue?

I also have things set-up reasonably well for when I switch to bash sometimes. Here is my bash prompt:
```bash
prompt_command () {
	if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
		PS1="\[\e[37;0m\][\[\e[34;1m\]\u\[\e[0m\]\[\e[37;0m\]@\[\e[32;1m\]\h\[\e[37;0m\]]\[\e[35;1m\]\W \[\e[31;1m\]\! \[\e[37;0m\]BASH % \[\e[0m\]"
	else
		ERRORPROMPT='$?'
		PS1="\[\e[31;1m\][ ${ERRORPROMPT} ] \[\e[37;0m\][\[\e[34;1m\]\u\[\e[0m\]\[\e[37;0m\]@\[\e[32;1m\]\h\[\e[37;0m\]]\[\e[35;1m\]\W \[\e[37;0m\]BASH % \[\e[0m\]"
	fi
	export PS1
}

PROMPT_COMMAND=prompt_command
```

Looks like this, with a command that works and one that produces an error:
![voila_capture 2016-05-31_02-18-42_pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1757241/15685635/9f9008f6-273a-11e6-8ee4-ea644de73b62.png)


Documentation for LangConvert:
https://gist.github.com/ostenvighx/22af0ffbc62c98f49182dc2b12f70e11


Differentiate between pulling a plug-in and building a plug-in.
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great find, tx


it should block the entire wc

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Same left-side check as the others.  Looks cleaner.


Why `not codeLine.isFreeForm` actually? Free-form can have tight continuations, too. At least so far I understand...


Should be issue #49


wasd


@lajones this change causes the tests to fail against SQL 2008.


Yep, i see your point. However changing the model is annoying because in the custom `0.16` branch model i would also need a custom branch for the java client. For `0.17.x` definitely agree we should not pass the param value in the path but use the body instead.


I can probably put this back in, I removed it to simplify the virginity code and to figure out why some girls were never virgins.


@gjanssens Ah, so you're speaking about the informal process of requesting "git pull"s from others. This process is outside git, so I think I was right about "git doesn't know anything about pull requests", but your point is taken that "pull requests" are not limited to github :-). More pragmatically, @jralls is right about not encouraging pull requests outside github.


опечатался когда вводил в emmet аббревиатуру, пропустил при проверке


Nice!  Good sleuthing.


And openDoor2 also


Value<type> returns default value of the "type" in case of missing JSON key.


:fireworks:


Oh le noob


ya half my exams projects and 90 question tests (btw im in 9th grade)


Doesn't MySQL ignore extra values after the named & existing columns are filled? Anyway, Palabola, if you find that this causes any issues in your source, feel free to post a new issue with that solution.


This doesn't update `querydsl-docs`.


@hans It's meant to remind the reader that having a length T input sequence of transitions requires representing T+1 states. I routinely think I spot off-by-one errors in the paper notation that are actually legitimate idiosyncracies that follow from this fact, and I think CM was tripped up by it as well.


This is the game as of 5/31/16
Jonathan Cattarin, focused on:
-The over world exploration scenes,  (maps created via Tiled)
-The 2D travel scene (Oregon trail)

Sara Maemoto focused on :
-Starte scene
-Battle Scene

Scripts -
Sara-
Team Setup
Pokemon Switch
Pokemon Stats
Fighting

Jonathan-
All the others.


It must be on the classpath (not just the processor path) or else [elements.getElement("Key")](https://github.com/typetools/checker-framework/blob/master/framework/src/org/checkerframework/framework/util/AnnotationBuilder.java#L73) returns null.  The framework.qual package ends up in checker-qual.jar and therefore the classpath.


OK, I can see where you're coming from. To make it feel less disconnected (we never mention states before this), how about "X transitions through a total of Y states" ?


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1626prunin](https://1626prunin-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/pruning-git-repo](https://1626prunin-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/pruning-git-repo)


Oops, my bad


atm, we are not sure if building plugins will be using the plugins endpoint or the build endpoint.


**# Berbagai Algoritma Pemecahan Maximum-Flow Problem**

Maximum-flow problem (Permasalahan Aliran Maksimum) merupakan salah satu model yang seringkali digunakan dalam optimasi suatu sistem di dunia nyata sehingga sistem tersebut menghasilkan produksi semaksimal mungkin. Maximum-flow (aliran maksimum) suatu sistem ditinjau untuk mengetahui jumlah maksimum yang dapat dilalui oleh suatu aliran tertentu dari satu sumber ke suatu tampungan. Jumlah yang dialirkan dari sumber sama dengan jumlah yang berada pada tampungan. Maximum-flow problem digambarkan dalam suatu graf berarah dengan masing-masing sisi berperan sebagai arah aliran dan masing-masing sisi memiliki bobot. Ilustrasi singkat mengenai konsep maximum-flow problem akan dijelaskan di bawah ini.


:cake:


Should probably test typeof window !== 'undefined'?


It was `LoadPathsTest#test_uniq_load_paths` which was falsely failing due to duplicated path coming from `RUBYLIB` which is outside of ActiveSupport's control.


Hey, there's error in yours memory access. I made mine today morning and I didn't know how to post it here, I'm new to GitHub
So those are mine:

XORAddress=0x53B740
HealthAddress=0x6D9000
MaxHealthAddress=0x6D9048
ManaAddress=0x53B774
MaxManaAddress=0x53B744
LevelAddress=0x53B758
ExperienceAddress=0x53B748
AmmunitionCountAddress=0x77B454
AmmunitionTypeAddress=0x77B458
WeaponCountAddress=0x77B4D4
WeaponTypeAddress=0x77B4D8
TabsBaseAddress=0x53796C
BattleListAddress=0x7354B0
PlayerIDAddress=0x6D9050


we might want to use the shorter cache time like in the github version cache


[tests/testthat/test-sumstat-iHH.R:99:1:](https://github.com/statgenlmu/coala/blob/2a3bc1338bc7f87613ea0e606bef26b80a1aa9ed/tests/testthat/test-sumstat-iHH.R#L99) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
  expect_equal(stat_ihh$calculate(list(seg_sites), NULL, NULL, coal_model(c(2, 2), 1, 337)),
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test-sumstat-iHH.R:100:1:](https://github.com/statgenlmu/coala/blob/2a3bc1338bc7f87613ea0e606bef26b80a1aa9ed/tests/testthat/test-sumstat-iHH.R#L100) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
               stat_ihh$calculate(list(seg_sites), NULL, NULL, coal_model(4, 1, 337)))
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```


this is my standard :-) but also for Cloudinary's (See the members that were defined before your members).


The only issue was with Mana and Soul Points, and they fixed it like 2 hours later (on the source Mytherin is getting his stuff from).
So just update the Mana and Souls and everything should work again


Not that funny.


a lot of work!


Wouldn't it be much cleaner to move it to qualframework/qual and add that package to checker-qual.jar?


Merged into master, thanks!


Thanks Leos.  Good idea.


JSHint throws a warning for this. rename this to something else such as `Prom`.


This is from N Preview... as is the 3.9.6 - http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/05/24/google-tts-3-9-6-adds-system-wide-text-selection-integration-and-new-languages-apk-download/


<code>+ * Roomshop.js Made Naten.</code>
Was it really fully made by Naten, though?


use proper spaces


Support arbitrary tags in probes and client


use spaces


So far not failed :) You have invested lots of time in this, I hope you get positive results of your efforts. As long as you don't give up, you will prevail at the end :)


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Can be one line


By the way, you seem to substitute T and N at some point in your new
introduction to thin-stack. You can use either, since they're linearly
related, but it's probably best to use T for T to be clear.

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why the `.`?


`jruby?` would be a more appropriate method name.


@sleepinyourhat git-blame says you wrote this a while ago, but I missed it until now.
I think this is far too trivial to mention. We only implemented an array, nothing new..


two spaces everywhere please. Have you seen the coding guidelines?


And indentation should be spaces, not tabs.


Should we call this a "SmokeTest" or something similar?


I guess these will be removed later?


indeed in 1.6.1.5 if you remove product.js it fixes the problem but if you edit the product.js with the above it does not. there is something more.


Ruby uses symbols for naming, not strings. This should be `@s[:elements]`.


:+1: Thanks for the fix (I'm sure those who are affected by the old setting approve).


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haha


Could you elaborate on the reason you introduce an AbstractPluginManager here?


I am open for suggestions. Currently I run the tests in every build which
also runs the integration tests are run. I do not know if this is the best
idea.

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This still doesn't seem to work. I launch two Vault server backed by a LB. I start leader with RECOVERY_MODE=1. When I kill the leader using kill -9 PID, the other server doesn't take over (I made sure that the other node is unsealed). When I kill the leader using kill PID, the other server takes over.


The canonical way to do this in the Gradle codebase is: https://github.com/gradle/gradle/blob/b42b4ec3ecb34889f6310f45bae2e32e72d405c5/subprojects/code-quality/src/integTest/groovy/org/gradle/api/plugins/quality/FindBugsClasspathValidationIntegrationTest.groovy#L39


@mitsuhiko I've addressed some of the feedback here: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-docs/pull/42

I tried to take a stab at the dSYM stuff but it got a bit to in the weeds for me to be able to write the edits myself.


lgtm


Leftover debug code.


The Gettext.tmLanguage is so useful. You could extract it to some Gist. Works like a shine in my sublime.


On était parti sur rtm['self']['id'] mais comme on a eu des problèmes pour récupérer la clef et la mettre en global, on l'a mis pour l'instant en dur.


Hey Kyle, thanks for taking a look. Sorry I didn't respond sooner, for some
reason github didn't notify me that you commented on this commit.

And you're right that I didn't go far enough here. As soon as I started doing
some testing, I pretty quickly realized that what I have here is really broken.
I'm working on another patch that adds a `WFFQ` queue and code in
`qthread_gotlock_fill_inner()`, etc. It basically copies the FFQ queue, but
does a write instead of a read in `qthread_gotlock_fill_inner()`. That seems to
be going pretty well so far, though I need to add some additional tests.

As far as the ordering of pending readFF and writeFF operations: I'm not 100%
myself what the right behavior is. From an implementation standpoint it's
easier to do all writeFF operations first, and then all readFF cases. I think
that's acceptable behavior, though I'm going to have to check with Brad. If we
have to do them in the order that they're queued, that'll be slightly more of a
pain to implement, but it's still doable.


++. do `did-fail-load` and `did-fail-provisional-load` need to trigger all of `loadEnd` or just `windowActions.onWebviewLoadEnd`? might be better for perf


Hi, first you need to setup the [skyforge_pantheon_scrapper](https://github.com/ivan-zlatev/skyforge_pantheon_scrapper).

This extracts the data from the skyforge online portal and writes it into a [MySQL server](http://lmgtfy.com/?q=setup+mysql+server) (you have to edit the [private_data.py](https://github.com/ivan-zlatev/skyforge_pantheon_scrapper/blob/master/private_data.py) file after the mysql server is up and running).

After that when you run [read_pantheon.py](https://github.com/ivan-zlatev/skyforge_pantheon_scrapper/blob/master/read_pantheon.py) it will collect the data. I have it running as a [cron job](http://lmgtfy.com/?q=cron+job) every hour on my raspberry pi.
Cronjob syntax:  `15 */1 * * * python2.7 /home/pi/git/scrapper/read_pantheon.py >> /home/pi/Desktop/cronjob.log 2>&1`

When all of this is done you have a database with all the information needed by the php page.

Then you can easily setup and run a web server with the code provided in this repository (some programming skills may be needed for debugging errors or editing :) )

You will need to edit the [connect.php](https://github.com/ivan-zlatev/skyforge_pantheon_webpage/blob/master/connect.php) file so that it connects to the correct database and you should be good to go :)

BTW don't expect any changes or bug-fixes anytime soon because I kind of lost interest in the game and only go online a few times a month but the server is still up and running so you can preview what the page looks like at the moment [here.](http://zlatev52.pppoe.optic-com.eu/)


Have you considered opening a PR for this?


We should probably remove the other IgnoreIf ... JavaVersion annotations.


Try using the new rspec syntax as is being used in daru by lokesh. It keeps your tests very modular and provides adequate future proofing too: https://github.com/v0dro/daru/pull/134/files#diff-713513c70cb2e83fb1c952b048ee94b3R263


Ah, likely so.


@basz Do you mean ```return new LogJobStrategy(...)``` ?


Try to restruct this peace of code.


What? Why a version bump without content?


Is there no way you can reuse tests written for the C version of nmatrix? I can see a lot of repeated code here.


comparison of two undefined tokens apparently evaluates to true. So if safempi.h was included without preceeding mpi.h madness serialized its MPI calls. Presumably no correctness issues should have risen do to this (even if MPI_THREAD_MULTIPLE was used in initialization ... some threads would use the lock, some would not, MPI would not care either way. If used asked for MPI_THREAD_SERIALIZED serialization would be used)

preprocessor is truly evil.


u are not using @comment outside of this destroy method so remove the @ symbol


It's must be restructured rather.


I'd advise against this. I tried to get an idea of people using `.flake8` files and it's a significant number of users. That could be a similar problem with pep8.


Let me know if you need help on generating the AppImage. See https://github.com/probonopd/AppImages/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=libqxcb for examples of recipes that successfully package Qt applications as AppImages.


Thanks! I definitely agree, the old text is more of a directly translated norwegian way of saying it I guess :)


Main reason is ```PluginInterface``` that all plugin managers should implement.
First I decided to make a trait but abstract class seems to be better solution, is not it?


Oops, andersom. Van h4 naar h5.


I got it from a playstore acount not enrolled in any beta AFAIK


I removed Exception from BaseLayer.
In derived classes validation in ToString() should be done because ToString method is used to serialize all transformations.


It used in derived class TextLayer.


Is there any way you can automate these java tests to work via a ruby rake task? If yes, you can try to create something like this for the C backend as well if time permits. I've always felt a need for native code tests in the C extensions.


Strange that the flay score went up.


Thanks!  This looks similar to my code.  I'll write up  the shortest possible example of what isn't working for me.


More duplication as variance is removed.


A little background information just in case anyone gets curious.

POSIX states: If the referenced object was successfully closed, dlclose() shall return 0. If the object could not be closed, or if handle does not refer to an open object, dlclose() shall return a non-zero value. More detailed diagnostic information shall be available through dlerror().

Linux manpage for dlopen: The function dlopen() loads the dynamic library file named by the null-terminated string filename and returns an opaque "handle" for the dynamic library. If filename is NULL, then the returned handle is for the main program. If filename contains a slash ("/"), then it is interpreted as a (relative or absolute) pathname. Otherwise, the dynamic linker searches for the library as follows (see ld.so(8) for further details):

POSIX: http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/functions/dlclose.html
Linux: http://linux.die.net/man/3/dlopen

So, jim, if I follow that correctly, libobs got a handle back to itself?


Please revert this, this is nonsense. After setting correct owner on CCACHE_DIRECTORY it works perfectly. You may add a check for directory owner or write permissions instead.


**Nitpick - Test Coverage**
Here, you are going against the four phases of testing.

The four phases are:
- setup
- exercise
- verify
- teardown

In your case, you are doing:
- verify
- exercise
- verify

A way you can go about this test suite is
```
link_count = @link.clicks
@link.increment_clicks
expect(@link.clicks).to eq link_count + 1
```
Check out the resource below on the four phases of testing and make adjustments to your specs where necessary.
https://robots.thoughtbot.com/four-phase-test


You could probably bump up that `osx_image` to `xcode7.3.1`


At the project level?

My thinking was that since I'm doing the backwards incompatible break it would be a good opportunity to change this, particular since it was deprecated back in 2013... https://github.com/PyCQA/pycodestyle/commit/b2a2d9e687ecd24af3275f53435dc13a9e7157ad

While we're at it: I intend to leave the system / user level config files, e.g. `~/.config/pep8` although I am trying to figure out whether it makes sense switch to `~/.config/pycodestyle`. Similarly, I'm debating whether the config section (currenty: `[pep8]` should be changed to `[pycodestyle]`.

The main thing is at some point I need to push the new version (2.0) so I can get something that folks can download from pypi. My goal is today for that push.


+1 SmokeTest


Yes.


LOL +1 :D


I don't think it'll matter for perf.


you can use `arry = n.dup`.


I verified, and they are offered to multiple 'standard' x86 accounts. Maybe we should upgrade the arm version than too?


I tested PC Plus today also. At least wlan0 device appeared so you could also provide PC Plus images :)


why not create a separate context for each stype, add initialization in a top level before block and have separate `it` statements for each stype?


Couple of updates.

One, this will only appear in the new pycodestyle package, and would not be pushed to the pep8 package.

Second, I just learned that pypi doesn't treat alpha releases at pre releases... so now it's possible to `pip install pycodestyle`


Correct, but for a PR this version was needed ;)


@alonshmilo , What did you do here ?
Thank you


I see what you're trying, shouldn't this be `-am` as well?


I'll DL from APKMirror and update


**Nitpick - Test Coverage**
You are also not following the four phases of testing here.

In this case, you can have two different contexts
```
context "when a link is created" do
  it "returns active to be true" do
    expect(@link.active?).to be true
  end
end

context "when the link is inactive"
  it "returns active to be false"
    @link.update active: false
    expect(@link.active?).to be false
  end
end
```


So it's now Keyword, not KeywordVersion :)


If you `"use strict";` up here you can use `let`, `const`, and arrow functions with Node 6.


Added phrase 'it sure is exciting'


Meant to say "wording".


Damn, right ;-) Will be renamed the next time.


You're right.  Removed.


Do not push without trying! :bowtie:


Done


Why has a testing file been added to lib?


Ah, talking about unneeded licenses, you have the GPL3 in 2 (identical) files:
`gpl-3.0.txt` and `COPYING`, not sure if intentional.


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taht->that


I think logging the methed arguments alone should be fine.


AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH I HAVEN'T THOUGH OF PARENS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


@craigappl i do not think that i have merge permissions. :)


Create a role with some set of system privileges may only users who have both permission to create role and delegated system privileges. Right?


latest database (b48de1b067c18e9188397bbabb6a351cad350367) was not stable ...
results in test hang ups ...
https://github.com/FAForever/api/issues/44
https://travis-ci.org/FAForever/api/builds/130783923

An expert should maybe investigate ...
https://github.com/FAForever/api/issues/40
and
https://github.com/FAForever/api/issues/44
again ...
Currently using the stable database commit without sqlalchemy solved the problem ...


I hardly ever use them, but relational operators in template parameters is a good enough reason to use them.


The date is assigned to a field of type date, not a string.  As long as the time is right, we do not need to worry about formatting.


**Critical - Code Performance**
By using `before(:each)`, you are making a request to the `new` controller action per example which is an overhead. This should not be because in the two examples below you need `response` which can be gotten with just one request.

You should instead use a `before(:all)` so that the request is made once.


https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Enum.html

#valueOf(String name)


@benoitc

> Let me know if you need tests anyway.

Actually yes, any such tests might be useful (earlier than I first thought). I've just pushed some preliminary work, to the `proto3` branch.

It parses, encodes and decodes basic stuff properly, I think/hope. It doesn't handle neither the _Any_ type, nor the `reserved` keyword/statement at all. And the set of well known type and any JSON mapping are far away still. I haven't NIF integration for proto3 at all either.

I merged the master branch into the just-pushed `proto3` branch, just so it would be easier if you would like to test it out. The `proto3` branch is unstable, and can change in the future, but it could be something to work with for now.


Ps.: Cheyans is also a incorrect faftools, or?


I saw your comment earlier.  Ternaries are fine for this as they are shorter.  They aren't really more 'dry' however.  A ternary is no less likely to be copy / pasted than an if / else.


Yes. Adding a break point somewhere in the .ts file and then using F5 to debug. I always get "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. No symbols have been loaded for this document.”


if(jobban_isbanned(M, "AHELP")), вероятно.


logging works fine if we refer to our own instance of a logger. I am not sure about this inherited logger, i would not recommend using it. If we ever want to use a logger we should just initialize one ourselves at the class level.


@bitjammer, @milseman, or @DougGregor, can you review for the preview branch and check that I didn't make any silly mistakes?


Good point. I won't do that for now, but I'll probably do that in another PR in the future


See comment above, ternaries are not really more 'dry'.  They are shorter however, and we can use one here.


74715752-Constant-Flow-Radiant-Heating-Not-Turning-On-Bug (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2242 of 2245 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Shouldn't there be a way to revoke just some of the granted system privileges? As opposed to ALTER ROLE ... SET SYSTEM PRIVILEGE P1, P2, P3.


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**Critical - Test Coverage**
If the user is logged in why do we have `user:nil`?


develop (evanweaver) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Build Failed

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we could log the event but i think I think it would be overkill to log each dao method, and then log each setter / mapper.  I think this could lead to a lot of redundant logging.


Looking for the mistakes I made last time, case sensitivity of the keys and colon placement, LGTM.


gefelecitieerd met je verjaardag nog trouwnes# haha


v1.0.0
Lumberjack edition, mert annyira favágó a módszer.


I forgot it was deprecated in 2013. Go ahead and remove it :P. I just think a lot of users will be surprised.


When a user is logged in, you should also assert that the link created belongs to the user.


the toString was auto-generated by the IDE.  This is not such a bad way to get a toString.  We could call a library which uses reflection to write a toString, which would be more future proof (will pick up new fields automatically). However, using reflection is much less performant that string concatenation.  I really think this is fine...


`-` master race.


I have version 0.90.3 but I made this change but still the same ...
![html_followup](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12921805/15687755/fd29882e-273b-11e6-997c-1460eb0cd43e.png)


To explain what happened: someone had reported crashing here on linux in this piece of code:  https://github.com/jp9000/obs-studio/commit/8e1943065c773ffb2c0df9bb7f8af669cafb18e2#diff-f77eec8fb62252fb418f3edf56aff631R134 -- from this issue on the bug tracker:  https://obsproject.com/mantis/view.php?id=517

I was talking with him on IRC at the time.  I didn't have any way to test at the time and I was in the middle of something, so I had asked him to use GDB to test whether the "lib" variable was actually NULL, and he said it was.  I was sort of baffled at the time because I thought to myself "dlclose shouldn't crash just because of a null value, it should just return an error or something, right?"

Again because I was in the middle of something, I just threw this commit together real quick just to have him test it -- it's just a harmless null pointer check.  If anything it'd just hurt my pride if it ended up being pointless.  I probably should have explained this situation in the commit message itself, my apologies for that.  This whole situation is probably not the best practice, but it's just a null pointer check so it doesn't particularly hurt anything.

Probably somewhat of a pointless commit in retrospect because his cmake configuration for the project ended up being bad anyway.


We do not need this field, especially since its data is completely redundant with the Enum name(). https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Enum.html


re


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Yes, but it seemed like before doing that I should really understand the code rather than just applying the referenced patch. Since the patch author included a disclaimer that he had only tested it for his particular situation, it seemed like a PR might be premature.


**Nitpick - Test Documentation**
There should be two contexts here.
```
context "when the record does not exist" do
end

context "when the record exists" do
end
```

The same applies for the other examples in these spec.


doc plus à jour il semble.


voir: https://gist.github.com/greut/4dcd1b99381deed0b5b04b6865200ed6#file-api-py-L53-L57


Thanks, I updated the mana address.


Why not just remove the code?


See https://jira.oicr.on.ca/browse/COL-492


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#1937


Hallo  @AmmonStretz

Ich bekomme beim Aufruf der Seite folgende Fehlermeldung:

Error: [ng:areq] http://errors.angularjs.org/1.4.8/ng/areq?p0=myCtrl&p1=not%20a%20function%2C%20got%20undefined

Der Link führt auf folgende Seite:

https://docs.angularjs.org/error/ng/areq?p0=myCtrl&p1=not%20a%20function,%20got%20undefined

Scheinbar beschwert er sich das der Controller "myCtrl" nich da ist. Ich weiß nicht genau welcher Controller stattdessen angesprochen werden sollte. Kannst du das fixen


Not sure who 'him' is in this case, because I'm (ericg, egriffith on github) the one who reported the bug and bisected it, but you weren't talking with me on IRC lol.

It does fix the 'libnvidia-encode.so not found, lets crash' bug, on my system. I've got a 'working' ~v0.14.2 running right now, when previous I couldn't use anything since you added the NVENC ffmpeg codepath. I have no idea WHY it works, and my cmake came straight from git with no modifications other than install_prefix and unix_structure=0.


Is @Overwrite annotation required?


Que vous vous mettiez à vouloir modifier un truc global signifie que vous êtes en train de faire un truc pas super propre. Créez de la localité en mettant tout ça dans objet (une instance de classe).


I think this will fix #17


No, this doesn't exist in Vanilla NMS. Only Forge.


Au moins je sais que je dois demander une correction ^^


##make FormGroupStyle string literal

```
find: (FormGroupStyle|FormGroupSize)\.(\w+)
replace: $2
```


Sooo, how it override that menthod?


Buenisimo
![github-bb449e0ffbacbcb7f9c703db85b1cf0b](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/19495034/15688006/5f657cca-274e-11e6-841e-68418febfc46.png)


I've updated the excerpt as well:
https://github.com/latex3/latex-project.org/commit/f1bfeaa60282b6c3e82848b9b5817796e17bd08e


The children implementations call this method. In the spirit of the code, it acts as an Overwrite. Mixin injects this method into this class.


Rename this to "politeness delay" or "Crawl-delay" (as seen on robots.txt)


did you test this?


`@Overwrite` is only required when the target method may be obfuscated. Mixin will then reobfuscate it during the build.


**Nitpick - Test Documentation**
Why the use of context here?


Unfortunately, I can't reproduce this because I can't get either the current master (due to stdenv-darwin-boot-2) nor the state of this commit (due to man-db) built on a darwin test machine. :frowning:


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Quizás debieras extraer modificar(), todo hasta el break (incluído try/catch).


I did, but it is minor. Nog important


fix-bulleted-list-rendering-issue (michael-okeefe) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2204 of 2204 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Wait a second so I was talking to someone else?  My apologies, I assumed he was the same person because he brought up and linked your mantis issue.  This is what I get for not reading/remembering names.

Your configuration is fine too -- apologies for the misrepresentation there.


Also wenn ich myCtrl auf StartCtrl ändere dann bekomme ich irgendetwas von Ausbildungs- und Kulturcentrum e.V. angezeigt. Die App startet aber trotzdem nicht.

Ich habe außerdem die index2.html in index.html geändert damit diese von meinem Webserver ausgeliefert wird. Dies scheint aber noch die alter Version ohne die Controller zu sein oder @AmmonStretz?

Habe ich irgendetwas falsch gemacht?


I thought @ Overwrite is required always. Only for remap, rigth?


Again, this method doesn't exist in Vanilla NMS. SpongeCommon uses Vanilla Minecraft server sources. This method was added to Vanilla server sources via a Forge patch with MinecraftForge. For our purposes, its exactly what we want to do so we mimic it here.


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By that angular expression, we are taking the information about "counter_view" from studentData. That value is how much companies has watched the user's profile. This value should be handled by the other team that supports the company site. @moria0525


zum Testen die statische main-Methode aufrufen


Ok, I updated the script to use the function that appears to work for you. Tell me if it works. You can download it using the same link as before.


74715752-Constant-Flow-Radiant-Heating-Not-Turning-On-Bug (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1654 of 1654 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@dkk0000 Looks good here.


Should be > 1


so no scala installation?


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I think i would simply implement the interface multiple times. But that's just my preference.

What do you think/prefer @bakura10


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The descriptions here should depict a scenario as against a result of an action. Please fix all instances of this issue.

I believe this resource would help you in understanding scenarios and rspec feature testing better.
https://about.futurelearn.com/blog/how-we-write-readable-feature-tests-with-rspec/


Can we also have it where if there is no argument, the new project dir is a new `fsg` folder within `process.cwd`? That would avoid my (or someone else's) accidentally creating fsg files in their current directory unexpectedly. The ideal would also be to check if an fsg folder already exists and confirm the user wants to populate it if so — the ultimate in preventing accidents. I would do it myself but I'm in an interview right now (heh).


Hey, that doesn't even look horribly hacky!  Nice.


Proper English:

"Prioritize toolbox snippets over Xemmet snippets"


hello


What is MSAppHost anyways? Is it's version number useful rather than the Window Phone version? Also it doesn't look like this regex will match `MSAppHost.3.0`


ty m8


Can you add checks to get the version number too?


just encountering this code now, I think this is supposed to be $language = dosomething_glo.. ?


in addition to that, not sure how i feel about specifying en-global in strings like this. we have a constant for DEFAULT LANGUAGE in the global module but not sure if you can access it from outside that


Thanks, Reshama. I just figured out that "> >" will indent the paragraph and put two vertical lines to the left of it. (I had no idea I was deleting something functional!) I've re-indented the next homework assignment (basic Python). Please let me know if my stuff is less annoying to read now.
Question: I'd been indenting code blocks to get them to appear as code -- is the effect the same as using triple backticks?
Thanks,
Marc


Awesome!


Also I would use [`path.resolve`](https://nodejs.org/api/path.html#path_path_resolve_from_to) in case someone puts in an absolute path as an argument


Yes, I wasn't even home last night to be talking to -anyone- on IRC lol.

As far as other people having problems, i've been affected by this ever since the Tech-3 Fedora repo moved to the 0.14.x series. I thought it was an issue on my end, until a friend of mine mentioned over the weekend that he had been having problems with obs as well, on Arch, for awhile now too. He was on an Intel-only system. That's what made me decide to finally sit down and bisect this issue yesterday, which lead the Mantis bug report from Ericg (me).

As I said, my cmake configuration was coming straight from git master, I can't speak for the other individual, and I was crashing with libnvidia-encode can't be found. -This- commit fixes it. Now, whether or not it SHOULD is beyond me, my coding skills are more than a little rusty. I can't tell you why, but this did go beyond one individual's incorrect cmake configuration.


*ngFor: https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/api/common/NgFor-directive.html


name of collection should be plural


see above


sbt will pull it down, unless you're planning to use system scala for something?


Remove autogenerated comments


remove comment


Et passer rtm en argument du consumer?


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#1947


Is this way of concatenating strings supposed to be faster?


اخ که ریدی داش 💋😂😂


Just to be able to run programs with scala, but I guess we can also run them directly with java and the big jar.


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What is the colours bug?  No colours?  Random colours?  Did you need help or are you cool with it?


![Kill the masters](http://i.imgur.com/Jk3sV6u.png)


good


> ... but some modules i see the need for global use

Can you point why there is the need for global use that can't be done using `require` on each case as necessary?


坐看松爷放大招


@retrography This is an alternate fix to the crash you were getting in #28. I think this way is more consistent with how the rest of the code is setup.
The alternative would be to use utf-8 encoding and the 'w+' mode with the temporary file, but I'm not sure about it based on what is said about it in the python docs.


我的想法是为每个Bundle开启一个线程去完成加载的工作，其总时间为:max(bundle加载时间)+线程调度的开销时间，目前这种方式是一个线程次序执行，总时间为Σ bundle加载时间，按照之前做过的测试数据来看，并发加载bundle的时间是要小于次序加载的，你也提到了
>这样可以在Bundle的loadBundles里的postSetUp之前做并发

是重构还未完成吗？


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단순히 python manage.py startapp shop 명령으로 shop app을 생성하고, settings.INSTALLED_APPS에 이름을 추가 했습니다.


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我能编辑？


hahahahaha 👍


I used Quicktime to capture screen on Mac and then use http://image.online-convert.com/convert-to-gif to convert mov to gif.


dateDownloaded<-date()
dateDownloaded


refactor this, what's the need of making a variable at all?


same here? why making a variable


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why using @ symbol for a variable that will not be used outside of this method?


there is an extra space in this line.


if this is true it will return true or it will return false, good refactor


#245 #251


1) Copyright should indicate the first release year, which was 2015 (many get that wrong)
2) This is the v2 branch


I  think you should let it run with normal throughput. It's tempting, but misleading, to draw conclusions from unfinished tests. With throughput 300, it will take forever. Even at throughput 1000, it still uses 6x less throughput than LTC tests.


Yep, that's the plan.


test


das


if the best idea to start with an if statement, what happens if that first statement is false it will return 'nil' not false i'm pretty sure


@david-a-wheeler Are you planning to create a pull request or can we delete this branch? I don't think validating this download is worth the trouble.


Not sure, I just pull and merge

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Imported datetime and added timestamp at the getResp function. Also added the timestamp as an argument to HandleNotification


Thank you ❤


The v2 Branch just needs a different check here now, so it also accepts script assemblies referencing old builds without the version attribute that's now present. Then it should work in theory.


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I recently read the comment you left on FTC's repo, in which I was tagged.

Let me start by saying that, while I appreciate and agree with your general sentiment, the specific choice of language you used is a little harsher than would be necessary. I, too, am upset at FTC's utter failure to roll out this year's new system. I, too, am annoyed at their refusal to *properly* open-source their code, and to learn how to use git and GitHub. I, too, am frustrated at their blatant and utter disregard for my pull request, that I spent many hours of my own free time working on.

GitHub is still a professional forum. I know there are jokes here and there, but it's mostly serious. In the software design buisness, employers often look at GitHub profiles of prospective employees. Because of this, it is extremely unwise to post such vitrol as you did a few minutes ago on FTC's page. It's harmful to me, when any future employers are looking at my account, and for the same reason, harmful to you, assuming that "ftc5720" is your actual account. If "ftc5720" is not your real account or team number, this will negatively affect the real team with that number, and they may face reciprocation from the league or from other teams.

While I agree with your sentiment, and I think it is appropriate, the swear words are unnecessary and counter-productive.

If you want anyone to take that comment seriously, you will have to edit the post and remove the swear words.

Additionally, I do not want such vitrol attached to my name. If you do not choose to remove the foul language, please at least remove all mentions of my name, or my pull request. If you choose to rewrite your comment to be more professional, please keep me in, because I would love to remain a part of the discussion.

A more formal version of that same comment would be very valuable to that conversation. For the benefit of everyone else involved, please consider revising it.

Before you do anything else lile this again, consider the negative consequences that would impact yourself and others. It's fine to be angry; it's not okay to deal with such anger in such a public forum.

If **and only if** your name is Math in real life, then your actions tonight are utterly dispicable, and you should be ashamed of yourself.

If you so choose, feel free to respond in this thread. This entire repository, along with this thread, will be deleted following this conversation. Until then, I welcome your input, and I look forward to your response.

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Sounds good to me


your turn Tony, time for sleep. Soon we have it, what remains is mostly only: https://github.com/opennars/opennars2/issues/42


Your base signature is wrong.


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There is no such thing as NEVER in bridge. And I can see one reason (at least) why the responder may overcall. If the responder has 3 keycards, he will respond 5-D (if 4NT was called). You don't know if it's 0 or 3. So you will bid 5 hearts (for example). The responder may go to 6 if he suspects his partner having at least one ace.


Z字型按层遍历二叉树


I'm not sure!


Yes!


Thanks, its fixed now.


test


this.refs.trigger.refs.trigger.forcePopupAlign is not a function (antd1.0.1)


This a new comment


Let's try a new lifestyle.


this looks like a bug.


//高亮色 一起设置才有效 radius默认为3 可以不设置
@property (nonatomic, assign) NSRange highlightRange;
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIColor *highlightBackgroundColor;
@property (nonatomic, assign) CGFloat highlightBackgroundRadius;


Lombok使うと冗長コードが減らせるのでよりいいかなと思いました。
はじブートでも使う前提だったと思います。

lombok
* http://www.casleyconsulting.co.jp/blog-engineer/java/%E3%80%90java%E3%80%91lombok%E3%81%A7%E5%86%97%E9%95%B7%E3%82%B3%E3%83%BC%E3%83%89%E3%82%92%E5%89%8A%E6%B8%9B%E3%81%97%E3%82%88%E3%81%86/

Spring Bootに導入
* http://blog.rakugakibox.net/entry/2014/11/23/java_spring_boot_rest


_highlightBackgroundRadius = 3.0;


    if ([_containerHandle existLinkRectDictionary]) {
        //绘制文本高亮色
        if (_highlightBackgroundColor && _highlightRange.length > 0) {
            [self drawSelectionAreaFrame:_containerHandle.frameRef inRange:_highlightRange radius:_highlightBackgroundRadius bgColor:_highlightBackgroundColor];
        }
        //绘制长按阴影区域
        if (_highlightedLinkBackgroundColor) {
            [self drawSelectionAreaFrame:_containerHandle.frameRef inRange:_clickLinkRange radius:_highlightedLinkBackgroundRadius bgColor:_highlightedLinkBackgroundColor];
        }
    }


**XLConnect package** has more options for writing and manipulating Excel files
**XLConnect vignette** is a good place to start for this package


The milliseconds variable is literally, the millisecond portion of now().  So if now() is 2016-05-30 20:10:03.456, the value of milliseconds would be 456.  I'm saving this off so that it can be added back later to preserve the precision.  When you add `currentDateTime + arguments.timespan` the result only has 1 second precision. The millisecond values will be dropped.  Which is why I proceeded to milliseconds back to the value. This re-established millisecond precision, fixing my issue of duplicate CSRF tokens.

For the record, I'm running 64-bit ACF11.

I have 2 thoughts about solution they're suggesting.
1) I wonder if they'll get duplicate CSRF tokens if they request them multiple times in the same second.
2) I wonder if they're on a 32-bit system and are overflowing their integer.  (The reason I used a 2-digit year in my time formatting was because when I used a 4-digit year, I was overflowing the number handling in javascript which only allows for 53 bits of precision. [reference](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9643626/javascript-cant-handle-64-bit-integers-can-it)  )

If need be, I can find an alternate representation for the expiration to hopefully alleviate both problems.


Porque remover o Optional?


looks good above just remember to space the specs, go over on call? do you get this?


#1 Commit de inicio para esseissue


Yes, I'll be sure to check to see if it's been corrected when I get my hands on a computer


@ustccjw you need to upgrade `antd` version to 1.2.x.


I think Corey fixed this one already

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A ViewGroup that mimics Android Lollipop Recents screen layout.


Never have I been any happier to see the word _final_ written on a commit's title. <3
_I'd say great job m8_, but it was awfully underpressure.
A toast to our ability to still be alive.


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ahi en el comentario va otorgo privilegios de admin al usuario


It's not need.


Como puedo ver canales de TV, en las listas me aparecen pero sale un error.. por ejemplo al colocar canal FOX ...

![captura de pantalla 1]
(https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5734192/15688569/e00ae016-2737-11e6-864f-2d302104eb93.png)

![captura de pantalla 2]
(https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5734192/15688570/e00da06c-2737-11e6-9cc1-5618483b18c6.png)


Still having issues, eh?


I think we only need to run this once in the CI pipeline, rather than at each stage.


`"%" <> hex(bsr(char, 4)) <> hex(band(char, 15))` compiles to `<<"%"::binary, hex(bsr(char, 4))::binary, hex(band(char, 15))::binary>>` so it's only slightly faster if there's any difference.

The performance gain here is that `hex/1` doesn't allocate an extra binary that will just be concatenated immediately after.


yeah, unless you really need a system scala repl the fat jars will have everything


Yep, this doesn't seem to be fixing it though. So I'll unpublish.


Сейчас даже эта зависимость не используется. Удали и ее. Да, есть в верстке использование service.close, которое надо заменить на:

<button type="submit" class="form-button form-button-secondary" (click)="close()">

eventEmitter выше схватит


Не коммить закомментированный код.


Fixed issue #21


It was me talking to you on IRC yesterday Jim.

It was about this:
https://gist.github.com/admshao/9448c4e4931738ca89bfb6e08921f91a

Gonna create a Report on Mantis now.

Sorry for the confusion =(

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I'm not even sure if it was doing the right thing before... would need to check against tomcat7 version, why are we compiling `./jni/native` as opposed to `./native` in tomcat8? Of course it could be right and the behaviour changed


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Shouldn't it be 'pronounciation' and 'formatting' ;-)


Probably didn't add much for us anyway


No. See #23


Don't create a mantis issue for that -- we already have like four.  The BadWindow thing is due to something erasing our X error handler.  I'm in the process of figuring out how to fix that one.


this is not standard C++11 (but should work in C++14); fails for me with llvm 7.3.0 on a mac, you probably used g++?


Right, thx for your time.

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Maybe consider revising this line:
```json
"author": "Brenton Horne <brentonhorne77@gmail.com>, skandasoft"
```
... to become this instead:
```json
"author": "skandasoft"
```
If you *HAVE* to write your name somewhere (for reasons I still can't fathom), you can use the `contributors` field instead:
``json
"author": "skandasoft",
"contributors": "Brenton Horne <brentonhorne77@gmail.com>"
```
I'm still at a loss as to why you keep doing this, though.

See [here](https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#people-fields-author-contributors) for more info.


I'd leave the attachment unprocessed instead of deleting it: No one cares whether it's properly rotated or not.


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you have to change it, be genteel


That means the Dockerfile is now running as root user? hmmm that might cause issue on the Openshift side


yes


Сервис для манипуляции базой данных отелей используя интерфейс REST API


nooooo


Typo here, probably responsible for #42


cuberite.org doesn't underline their links either, just following that.


Quick review: s/1void/Avoid/ in $subject :)


Well, it works :P


I was thinking it conceptually is more logical to colour the enclosing 'box' rather than a list element tag.


Which piece of code is the problem?   Meant to keep it at C++11.

I have compiled with both gcc (5*) and Intel (2016)

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the prob mate is that i dont understand c: languague so if you could guide with babysteps that would be amazing

Date: Tue, 31 May 2016 11:55:19 -0700
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Subject: Re: [ivan-zlatev/skyforge_pantheon_webpage] readme update (2c704a2)

Hi, first you need to setup the skyforge_pantheon_scrapper.

This extracts the data from the skyforge online portal and writes it into a MySQL server (you have to edit the private_data.py file after the mysql server is up and running).

After that when you run read_pantheon.py it will collect the data. I have it running as a cron job every hour on my raspberry pi.

Cronjob syntax:  15 */1 * * * python2.7 /home/pi/git/scrapper/read_pantheon.py >> /home/pi/Desktop/cronjob.log 2>&1

When all of this is done you have a database with all the information needed by the php page.

Then you can easily setup and run a web server with the code provided in this repository (some programming skills may be needed for debugging errors or editing :) )

You will need to edit the connect.php file so that it connects to the correct database and you should be good to go :)

BTW don't expect any changes or bug-fixes anytime soon because I kind of lost interest in the game and only go online a few times a month but the server is still up and running so you can preview what the page looks like at the moment here.

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Good job !
@jpmn


Lol, I was playing a bit. I want to automate a lot of stuff I do manually


Yes. And that's fine, just make sure this never hits `develop`.


thank you @ericmj. The optimization is done in the hex/1 function bellow. great!


Build fails:
https://travis-ci.org/Inist-CNRS/ezmaster/builds/133938583

the same on my machine (npm test)


even better:

```sql
-- Mebok Mizzyrix SAI
SET @ENTRY := 3446;
UPDATE `creature_template` SET `AIName`="SmartAI" WHERE `entry`=@ENTRY;
DELETE FROM `smart_scripts` WHERE `entryorguid`=@ENTRY AND `source_type`=0;
INSERT INTO `smart_scripts` (`entryorguid`,`source_type`,`id`,`link`,`event_type`,`event_phase_mask`,`event_chance`,`event_flags`,`event_param1`,`event_param2`,`event_param3`,`event_param4`,`action_type`,`action_param1`,`action_param2`,`action_param3`,`action_param4`,`action_param5`,`action_param6`,`target_type`,`target_param1`,`target_param2`,`target_param3`,`target_x`,`target_y`,`target_z`,`target_o`,`comment`) VALUES
(@ENTRY,0,0,0,20,0,100,0,865,0,0,0,80,@ENTRY*100+00,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"Mebok Mizzyrix - On Quest 'Raptor Horns' Finished - Run Script"),
(@ENTRY,0,1,0,19,0,100,0,1221,0,0,0,80,@ENTRY*100+01,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"Mebok Mizzyrix - On Quest 'Blueleaf Tubers' Taken - Run Script");

-- Actionlist SAI
SET @ENTRY := 344600;
DELETE FROM `smart_scripts` WHERE `entryorguid`=@ENTRY AND `source_type`=9;
INSERT INTO `smart_scripts` (`entryorguid`,`source_type`,`id`,`link`,`event_type`,`event_phase_mask`,`event_chance`,`event_flags`,`event_param1`,`event_param2`,`event_param3`,`event_param4`,`action_type`,`action_param1`,`action_param2`,`action_param3`,`action_param4`,`action_param5`,`action_param6`,`target_type`,`target_param1`,`target_param2`,`target_param3`,`target_x`,`target_y`,`target_z`,`target_o`,`comment`) VALUES
(@ENTRY,9,0,0,0,0,100,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"Mebok Mizzyrix - On Script - Say Line 0"),
(@ENTRY,9,1,0,0,0,100,0,2000,2000,0,0,11,17550,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"Mebok Mizzyrix - On Script - Cast 'Purification'"),
(@ENTRY,9,2,0,0,0,100,0,4000,4000,0,0,5,34,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"Mebok Mizzyrix - On Script - Play Emote 34"),
(@ENTRY,9,3,0,0,0,100,0,4000,4000,0,0,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"Mebok Mizzyrix - On Script - Say Line 1");

-- Actionlist SAI
SET @ENTRY := 344601;
DELETE FROM `smart_scripts` WHERE `entryorguid`=@ENTRY AND `source_type`=9;
INSERT INTO `smart_scripts` (`entryorguid`,`source_type`,`id`,`link`,`event_type`,`event_phase_mask`,`event_chance`,`event_flags`,`event_param1`,`event_param2`,`event_param3`,`event_param4`,`action_type`,`action_param1`,`action_param2`,`action_param3`,`action_param4`,`action_param5`,`action_param6`,`target_type`,`target_param1`,`target_param2`,`target_param3`,`target_x`,`target_y`,`target_z`,`target_o`,`comment`) VALUES
(@ENTRY,9,0,0,0,0,100,0,0,0,0,0,1,4,0,0,0,0,0,21,20,0,0,0,0,0,0,"Mebok Mizzyrix - On Script - Say Line 4"),
(@ENTRY,9,1,0,0,0,100,0,2000,2000,0,0,69,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0,0,0,-929.023,-3696.98,7.97395,1.7352,"Mebok Mizzyrix - On Script - Move To Position"),
(@ENTRY,9,2,0,0,0,100,0,3000,3000,0,0,5,25,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"Mebok Mizzyrix - On Script - Play Emote 25"),
(@ENTRY,9,3,0,0,0,100,0,3000,3000,0,0,69,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0,0,0,-928.778,-3697.25,7.99705,6.17741,"Mebok Mizzyrix - On Script - Move To Position"),
(@ENTRY,9,4,0,0,0,100,0,1000,1000,0,0,69,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0,0,0,-928.982,-3697.23,8.06642,3.08923,"Mebok Mizzyrix - On Script - Move To Position");
```


Required because 7.3.1 does not seem to exist and 7.3 has a bug where test setup would run until the build timed out. Will watch for when 7.3.1 is officially supported.


@iblech Du hattest das ja geändert, um Travis zum Laufen zu bringen. Dein neuer Code

```haskell
     match "css/*.hs" $ do
       route   $ setExtension "css"
       compile $ fmap (fmap compressCss) $ getResourceString
          >>= withItemBody (unixFilter "css" [])
```

hat aber nicht viel Sinn gemacht: Das Programm `css` (Kompilat von `css/default.hs`) liest nämlich gar nicht von stdin. Das Programm tut nur Folgendes: CSS-Code auf stdout ausgeben. Vorher wurde der Inhalt von `css/defaults.hs` mit `runghc` ausgeführt. Dies hatte folgenden Vorteil: Änderungen von `css/defaults.hs` wurden automatisch erkannt und auch das CSS neu erzeugt. Das ist insbesondere hilfreich, wenn man Änderungen am Stylesheet vornimmt. Man will ja nicht bei jeder kleinen Schriftgrößenänderung `stack install` aufrufen, 15s warten und dann `site build` aufrufen.

Das Problem, warum Travis fehlgeschlagen war, ist, dass bei `stack exec some-cmd` das ausgeführte `some-cmd` standardmäßig nun nicht mehr auf die im aktuellen Stack-Projekt installierten Haskell-Pakete Zugriff hat. Man muss dies nun mit `stack exec --ghc-package-path some-cmd` aktivieren.

Wenn übrigens das Kompilieren des Stylesheets schiefläuft, dann bekommt man eine gute Fehlermeldung (mit der stderr-Ausgabe des aufgerufenen Programms) mit `site build -v`.

@Profpatsch das hier macht wahrscheinlich Nix kaputt.


because functions on `self` are made public! which allows you you to use it in the controller: https://github.com/festinalent3/Spike-Angular/commit/261b407c871b6651a5e46113c138aed2e6a514bb#diff-e09d2ae1d193b44a6481c68b8f4ffccbR4


Pretty sure I've seen error messages like this for other darwin builds, so may not be specifically related to the update.


develop (evanweaver) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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NOT "GENERAL REFACTORING"
WRONG COMMIT NAME
IT`S "FIX FOOTER BUGS" COMMIT


develop (evanweaver) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@GalLuvton What’s that source?


Oh… I see now. https://github.com/Mytherin/Tibialyzer/commit/bae667604eeaac8f4c992f2a8e2098aa171cb348#diff-91ba469765a336e5c8ad81cab0afda63R216


Thank Dominic, sorry I didn't spot that, I blindly copied the tutorial!
So if my previous builds failed because of that error, how would I know where the error was, is there more debug information stored which assists in locating what and where the error is?
The main project we want to use Travis for is an [established open source project](https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms) - ([Travis build log](https://travis-ci.org/emoncms/emoncms)) which must have lots of errors built up over the years, and we just got the same 'Fail' with no further help.

Paul


120281615-ZoneCrossMixing-does-not-allow-overlapping-zones-#5007 (lgu1234) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2205 of 2205 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@javierluraschi With the changes to the CSV based version enumeration this value is now NULL. This is fine but it will result in our listing the first item in the CSV as the default version. Currently this is the 2.0.0 preview which I don't think is what we want. We should should probably either add a "default" field to the CSV and use that or should use a convention whereby the first version listed in the CSV is displayed as the default. Let me know what you think.

b. Have


lol


может вынести это в отдельный метод?
много дубликатов


That seems to make more sense to me. Loos pretty much like a typo.


Также эти методы отличаются всего лишь одной строкой
если вы проходили Java8 функции
то там есть очень удобная штука


When I did a `npm publish` it automatically bumps the number. I needed this to update our module on npm.


XD


git add


## **Sample 1**:
```php
   class TEST{
    string $x1 = "String";
    function TEST(){}

  }
  TEST $t;

  if (true)
  {
    $t = new TEST();
	echo $t->x1;
  }

  echo $t->x1;
```
## Output:
> String
> Null Pointer Exception.

## **Sample 2**:
```php
   class TEST{
    string $x1 = "String";
    function TEST(){}

  }
  TEST $t;

  if (true)
  {
    $t = new TEST();
	echo $t->x1;
  }

  echo $t->x1;
```
## Output:
> String
> Null Pointer Exception.

## **Sample 3**:
```php
  	while(true){
		string $s = "HaHa i am string";
		echo $s;
	}
```
## Output:
> Run for ever, without Garbage collector the heap will be full in 30 sec.

## **Sample 4**:
```php
class TEST{
    string $x1 = "String 1";
    string $x2 = "String 2";

    function TEST(){}
    function cout() : void {
		 echo $x1," ",$x2;
    }
}

  while(true){
    TEST $t = new TEST();
    $t->cout();
  }
```
## Output:
> Run for ever, without Garbage collector the heap will be full in 30 sec, this sample require type checking for While Node.


This builds for me in Windows using Visual Studio 2013 64 bit, Qt 5.5.0 and Opencascade 6.9.0 and in Linux using g++5.3.0, Qt 5.6.0 and Opencascade 7.0.0. I don't know if the `#undef` lines I added to `occView.cpp` will cause any issues, but it wouldn't build in Linux without them. The original `#define` that I needed to `#undef` are in `/usr/include/X11/X.h`. All comments or questions are welcome.

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@lskupnjak Samo žestoko :D


Not significantly unfortunately


:+1: Looks good, are you going to push it or open an issue with that script in it? I haven't taught myself how to handle actionscripts in SAI, so I enjoy seeing it when you devs make some of those. :-)


realization ??????????
не стоит так называть пакет
структура пакетов должна быть на мой взгляд такой:
javaenterprise.generics.framework.api   тут интерфейсы
javaenterprise.generics.framework.impl  тут реализация


You don't need the quotes and such:

```
{
     small = GUI.mapView.ratingLabel[slotNum],
     lrg = LrgMap.content.mapPreview.ratingLabel[slotNum]
}```


а почему тут таск не типизирован дженериком?


@smpallen99 Take a look at https://github.com/smpallen99/ex_admin/commits/cleanup branch too, it contains update of do_panel compatible with new Xain.


Line 371. Correction: c++14 does not allow this either.
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Fixes #4.


The @Lazy class can be specified as false for turning off lazy init (potentially useful for bypassing the default lazyInit of controllers). The value of this annotation should be retrieved


Well, there you go. :) (Don't know why Denis linked to dev branch.)


Preprocessor is a powerful tool.  Incorrect usage of powerful tools may lead to unfortunate consequences.

Would you prefer to have a runtime branch on every access that may require a mutex?


Thank you!


That class factory seem to lack state, btw. Should not be a class, but a namespace. Oh well.


does this work? shouldn't it be "delete ds_attrs[i]"?


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sorry ... 371 in which file?

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74715752-Constant-Flow-Radiant-Heating-Not-Turning-On-Bug (RKStrand) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2208 of 2211 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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Delete


C++ does not support VLAs and likely never will, because VLA for non-POD is "challenging".

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1887097/variable-length-arrays-in-c


Why not remove http:// completely so the browser uses the current protocol


container is unused


Oops, sorry about that. Link up your own OpenTK in here and stuff.


Extra line must be removed (`brew cask style` should catch it).


I was going to ask where you were getting 10.8 kB from, seeing as our build used to be 6.4 kB, but it appears later versions of Lodash include more stuff for the subset we are using.  A lot seems to be coming from `baseIsEqualDeep`.  I'd also like to use a version of `rest` that didn't include `toInteger`.


By dropping this, you're implicitly changing the supported DT binding. If you see below, the existence of this callback causes us to support #pwm-cells = <3>. So my existing DTs die like this:

```
[    0.924795] /ppvar-bigcpu: wrong #pwm-cells for /pwm@ff420010
[    0.924920] pwm-regulator ppvar-bigcpu: Failed to get PWM: -22
```

That's an out-of-tree DT for now, but I believe you'd have the same problem with rk3288/veyron, where we use pwm-cells = <3>.


Merging local with github


`lodash-webpack-plugin` takes care of that. Combo'ed with `babel-plugin-lodash` you get smaller builds, simpler import statements, and avoid manually dipping into internal modules. I'm easing into a PR by getting some cleanup PR done first.


Ah.  That line.  I will work around it, probably with a fixed size array
for the most common and small cases.

malloc is big performance problem for us when running multithreaded

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@cris-b  WHY ????


Ah yes, just added that mechanism, I'll return it as the first one to keep this code as is.


You could also implement the MKL wrapper in C99 and call it from C++.


I'm happy that I learned a lot about tuning chess engines in last few months and that I now understand benefits of simplifications. Even if this pass, I still need to "tune" movesToGo case, which seems to be still slightly behind master.


Cool we have a nice build script now ..


Does this mean we'd have to use Webpack instead of Rollup?

How small a build could we get by slicing out some internals?


I have an idea on this.

can't it import the objects in the "pipelines" directory if we make this a standardized folder structure?

for example, in your source directory where pipeline scripts/yamls are kept, you may put any python modules required in a "modules" directory. tools using these pipelines could automatically import any modules in those directories.

should be easy, no install necessary.