The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1559deski](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/database-connection-errors](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/database-connection-errors)
- [docs/debug-mysql-new-relic](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/debug-mysql-new-relic)
- [docs/debug-slow-performance](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/debug-slow-performance)
- [docs/domains](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/domains)
- [docs/drupal-cache](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/drupal-cache)
- [docs/drupal-cron](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/drupal-cron)
- [docs/external-libraries](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/external-libraries)
- [docs/filesystem-faq](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/filesystem-faq)
- [docs/launch-wordpress](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/launch-wordpress)
- [docs/lock-environment](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/lock-environment)
- [docs/more-sftp](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/more-sftp)
- [docs/multidev](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/multidev)
- [docs/new-relic-analysis](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/new-relic-analysis)
- [docs/security](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/security)
- [docs/sftp](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/sftp)
- [docs/site-payments](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/site-payments)
- [docs/solr-drupal](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/solr-drupal)
- [docs/ssh-tunnels](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/ssh-tunnels)
- [docs/upstream-updates](https://1559deski-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/upstream-updates)
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- [source/docs/assets/images/new-relic-transactions.png](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/7a18d1faa7bb8bf93ca59540f821c211690d1ee7/source/docs/assets/images/new-relic-transactions.png)
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AddOpeningAreaToIVRS (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2194 of 2194 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I'm not sure I would include a separate `context` statement here since you're already in the context of the method and you don't have another context under consideration.

That said, it seems like maybe you are scoring the board differently for separate contexts (e.g. when depth is not zero) and even reaping features from that behavior (i.e. the AI will greedily take the fastest win even when a win is inevitable / will block an imminent loss even when a loss is inevitable), so maybe you do want to test those other contexts?


I did test this before merging, but only with an Ubuntu guest.  Sorry, should have checked on clear as well.

@mcastelino  Can you confirm reverting this patch fixes the issue for you?  If so I'll revert it now.


I approve.


maybe change it like this:
    recipe_ast.css(".active-time").try!(&:last).try(&:content)


I get that this is intended to be private. Maybe `-paper-underscore` would be more consistent? Can we use leading dash in component names too? That would help developers know which components to ignore.


...``1 -> RM_LOG_WARNING``


Workaround for https://sft.its.cern.ch/jira/browse/CVM-1016


Will remove unnecessary code in next commit.


@sylaw sì, molto bello


Those need translation. Pack them in a ``_("...")`` so xgettext finds them the next time.


Also this test depends on the `addAdapter` test above in order to work. Each test should be able to run on its own without unmentioned dependencies.


You still need LIBCLANG_PATH with the enhanced build.rs?
Add also a MacOS build.
And check for static link.


argh, I was in the middle of doing the same.


Did you ever compile for a c64 ? I'm trying to at the moment, but the executable always seems to lack the startup code with the start address etc.

http://www.forum64.de/index.php?thread/66857-gcc-6502/


Originally, I planned to move `\input` to TeX syntax...but somehow I have forgotten.


Is `on d !` supposed to be there?


Shouldn't `pathExpression` correspond to the mount path in the container? `-v /var/log/syslog:/syslog` in which case `pathExpression` should remain `/syslog` rather than `/syslog/syslog`?


What's the cast for?


this appears to be a typo and should likely read ^\s instead of ^s


Django generates this with just the django.contrib sections, see [here](https://github.com/django/django/blob/1.9.6/django/conf/project_template/project_name/settings.py-tpl#L33-L40).

Is this list not executed in order?


Mike was here and marked you off for 05) Create Your Theme from Your Template

But, shouldn't index.php be in the same folder as the other files?


I also approve.


Its still not completely safe, if the uncompressed data is over 16 MB then it will fall over. If everything was in C++ then it was just be a case of using in / out streams to growing buffers. Alternatively have a limiter in the uncompress routine.


impecable


hmm but then were is the `(_iActiveMessage >= _acmMessages.Count())` part  from?
maybe `if(_iActiveMessage < 0 && _acmMessages.Count()==0)`?

when I first read it, I thought it was a very cryptic way for `if((_acmMessages.Count()==0 && _iActiveMessage < 1) || (_acmMessages.Count()!=0 && _iActiveMessage < 0))` but that didn't make much sense and the actual meaning (derived from operator precedence) was `if(!(_iActiveMessage < _acmMessages.Count()))`.
That is equivalent to `if(_iActiveMessage >= _acmMessages.Count())` which is one half of your suggestion, but as `>=` is from inverting `<` because of `==0`, if that was intended, I don't see how it should have meant `_iActiveMessage < 0` as well?

However, even if I doubt that the `< 0` check was intended originally, adding it sounds reasonable because from a quick glance over the uses of `_iActiveMessage` it seems like it indeed shouldn't be negative.

I hope this wasn't too confusing :-)


Which is why I fixed it in a follow-up commit when I realised what I'd done :)


Just a tip: Avoid compile troubles by also compiling the ``!HAVE_UNAME`` case (if you didn't already). It's easy to mess up.


This should be marked to be deleted.


>  is this worth reconsidering now that fromIndex no longer supports a context arg

Yes!


If `LIBCLANG_PATH` is not set, llvm-3.4 is found instead of the desired version. This doesn't affect the current minimal test in `tests/lib.rs`, but it could affect a future test that requires clang >= 3.5.

I'll add an OS X build soon.


Methods returning a collection should never return null. They should return an empty collection in case no matching results are found.


@twoseat If that was true, would I have needed to do [this](https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cf-java-client/commit/0677f1509f2468552dfd2bd806c59b97cc940962#diff-a2bff748e99241f7f289035fe8cbb36eL93)?


https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/settings/#installed-apps

> When several applications provide different versions of the same resource (template, static file, management command, translation), the application listed first in INSTALLED_APPS has precedence.


I noticed this set of combinations is hard coded in a couple of different test files. That can make your tests brittle if you ever decide to change what constitutes a win (maybe we want to make the four corners a win, or count only the top and bottom rows, etc.).

I would compare this hard coded set to the return value of the function that calculates your winning combinations in the place where it's calculated only one time (to verify it works), and then just depend on that method in all of the other test files where it's necessary to know the winning combinations (i.e. this becomes `(def winning-combinations-3x3 (board/winning-combinations (board/initial-board 3)))`).


@feralonso tenes que ir a Abrir fuente > Enlace e introducís el enlace montado.
Ejemplo:
Si el enlace que a reproducir es http://ejemplo.com/ej.ts tenes que ingresar httpstream://http://ejemplo.com/ej.ts (es decir, agregar httpstream:// al comienzo del enlace)
De cualquier forma al parecer se corta cada rato la transmisión :P


not finished but startet


Same as above.


What about:

```cpp
return (norm(x)==0.0);
```
It's a very minor comment, I know, but will keep you onto the light route to _labor limae_ :smile:


When I can see this Hello World, @mairatma?


what's `SIZE_MAX`? It doesn't seem to be returned from sv6 and you could at least do a `log_error` here.


Did you copy and past this from: http://www.sccc.premiumdw.com/web170/creating-a-wordpress-theme-from-a-template/

:-(


Same thing as my other comment about delegating to `board/winning-combinations` in tests for other namespaces: I would delegate to `board/initial-board` here so that you don't need to modify your test setup if the board data structure changes


Just a general note: ``g_slice_*`` is really good for allocating lots of small, equal sized objects. It's however rather bad at allocating blocks with mixed size. ``g_malloc0`` and friends would be more suitable here (and in other cases).


I tried:
> PROJECT=WeTek_Core ARCH=arm make -j8

same build failure.


@pitr-ch


TeamCity Glyssen :: Glyssen pull requests [Build *.*.3.95c99a1fee552b740faf40e1844ae229e5c3e737](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=72000&buildTypeId=Glyssen_GlyssenPullRequests) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1213, ignored: 17 Build time: 00:13:10


You may want to add parenthesis around the expression getService() + "." + getSubSystem() just for clarity purposes.


It returns `-1` which is `SIZE_MAX`


If this commit is just about fixing spacing and nesting in previous commits, is there a reason not to fixup (via a rebase) this commit onto the commit where the original spacing and nesting was introduced?


Did you copy and paste this from: http://www.sccc.premiumdw.com/web170/creating-a-wordpress-theme-from-a-template/

*shakes head*


Well wait it still gets clunky because `find` is a collection method and so may not be `index` based.


This prevents the very first update. Reasoning?


uploade all imge files to you website as i dont know that hosted on discord perment


Hey there's no reason to fork this, you're a contributor to the other one.


Thanks. May be ':' too? We have it in redirect_uri (<scheme>://<url>)


Same comment as above.


This was my commit. For some reason, pushing from the computers in the 388 lab doesn't track whose commit it was.


This is for #62, although I am not sure if something like this could be too 'noisy'.

If we are sure its incredibly rare for a HTML file to be imported as a stylesheet, this is fine.


@brendan-duncan Would it be possible to cut a release containing this commit soon? We need to roll the Google-internal version of `crypto` forward, and this is blocking us.


TIL!


... ``_("...")``


This is very sensitive.... If you do such a modification it make other config bugg: such as the deamon grid from a windows server. The getAbsolute path will give you something like C:. Therefore it is not the solution.


I haven't published this, but if you clone this repo and run `gulp` you can open this new page I've created and see how it's being explained. It's basically running the yeoman generator and explaining some of the generated code.


I have no permissions


когда зальешь изменения на сайт?


double wait, you meant for `findIndex`. OK.


@giuliavezzani look at the commit message on top of this page: it's too long and has been cut in two rows.

If you omit the `-m` (or `--message`) option while committing, `git` will bring you into an interactive session where you'll be requested to provide the message for the commit under subject.
Therein, you can adhere to the following format:
```
Short commit message
(blank line)
Longer explanation goes here
```


Desculpa.. Erro meu
A Classe Mão não tinha sido alterada. Era pra ter Submetido a classe Carta


I believe this should say `0.6.0`


@herohamp That sounds good to me, would you mind making a few? :smile:


Genau wenn wir einen UserProvider für die DB in der config einführen und implementieren (wie im FOSUser Bundle z.b. implementiert) würden wir hier die user nicht mehr ablegen. Alternativ könnte man auch aus einem WebService, LDAP oder anderes die User beziehen. Für jede dieser Alternativen benötigen wir eine zugehörige User Klasse, die ein UserInterface oder AdvancedUserInterface implementiert, mit entsprechenden Eigenschaften (hier ist er login, password und message) und einem entsprechendem UserProvider für die User Klasse der weiß wie er an die Entities ran kommt (DB, Ldap, Config, Webservice usw.).


This is causing an exception to be thrown when decoding valid tokens.

The if statement should be something like `if (count(array_intersect($audience, $valid_audiences)) === 0) {`


i can't believe you would cowboy this straight into master... ಠ_ಠ


You probably could remove that check altogether - ``rm_cmd_set_cmdline`` never fails.


[Flipnote hatena](url)


@mikewest ptal, this is all pretty rough.. but hopefully a step in the right direction.

What are your thoughts on enforcement for subresources?


I'm not seeing the loop here?


Whoops - I'll fix that


What's the benefit here?


It's really unintuitive to me too. I did know it was this way, but when @meshy talked about it I still thought "nah, they must get overwritten as you go down the list".


Thanks for your input. Your first three points seem mainly relevant if
Banshee was using absolute paths, but it is not.

That said there will be better file organization for mac/linux, the way
they are now is visual studio default.

Regarding the namespace, internally its a non issue because everything is
in the same namespace. If you use it from an external namespace you can use
an alias of your choice (personally I prefer single letter aliases).

The word engine is often used to separate different layers of the engine,
e.g. theres BansheeCore and BansheeEngine and BansheeEditor.

Hi, I'm really impressed by the amount of work that's clearly going into
this engine! I'd like to take a good look at it some time. The first things
that strikes me though are matters of naming and file structure:

   - Your files are split into headers and source files. Why? Do you keep
   all your chairs in one room and your tables in another? Sometimes, an
   *include* folder is useful to present an interface to the user of your
   API, but splitting your files across an arbitrary line is not an ideal use
   of a file system. Why not keep *Foo.h* and *Foo.cpp* together? Then you
   can write #include "Foo.h" and strongly message to the reader that the
   two files live in the same folder.
   - All of your files are prefixed with *Bs*. This is tautological. They
   are already have *BansheeEngine* in the path. Sometimes - especially In
   C projects like SDL and OpenGL, there is a desire to prefix every file and
   function with an easy-to-recognize pattern. But a well structured API with
   a C++ namespace removes the necessity for these forms of namespacing.
   - Similarly, *BansheeEngine/BansheeCore/Source/BsPhysics.cpp* repreats
   that *B* and *S* three times. That's a whole bunch of typing people have
   to do to repeat the same information over and over. Being explicit is great
   and this is all really clean and organized, but being concise at the same
   time is possible!
   - I feel the namespace, BansheeEngine is too long. Because they get used
   so much, there is a lot of pressure to make namespaces shorter. Again,
   people have to type them a lot. Hence std and sfml. Maybe banshee?
   - And finally, use of the word *Engine* everywhere maybe labors the
   point a little. Toyota don't manufacture the *CorollaCar*, the *CamryCar*
   and the *TacomaTruck*. Sure, *Unreal Engine* is a pretty strong branch -
   and so can Banshee Engine be - but you won't find yourself typing or
   reading that phrase very often while working with it.

Sorry my first comment sounds so petty but getting naming right up front is
a huge deal while a code base is small and harder to change later on. It's
the opposite of naming everything a, b and so on. But going too far in the
opposite direction is not much better. Hope you find this helpful!

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Ok. Nice.


I needed to add at least a two here. I tested with phantomjs.


@anwarchk . I merged it because you can get the code and check it for yourself.
Any modifications i will do it.,


Tip: Prefix with TODO so we'll find those comments again.


Thanks! I had it but removed it; seems like maybe it didn't play well with another plugin I am/was using? I'll give it another whirl.


I'm not seeing the WordPress loop here.


Oh I just want to follow your lecture and keep the comments for my own
reference. I DID read through your lecture and the wordpress pages to
understand the content.

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It started out that way, but seemed to require changes to Validatable that were beyond what was justified. I look forward to learning from your solution.


Can you explain what make it loop when "storageSharedLocally" is set, so we can find a proper fix?


Could -k be removed here so that curl does proper SSL cert validation at least?


The other reads in TRXManager.cpp need to be updated as well (mControlSocket.read and mClockSocket.read) -- they currently pass the intended timeout as packet length (breaks OpenBTS startup as CMD POWEROFF test never fails).


I am sorry about that. I released 2.2.3 and 3.3.2 that fixes the issue


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I guess that comment should be before L208?


TaskCluster: @cgsheeh does not have permission to trigger tasks.


Actually I messed up, I though this was a commit in OpenMOLE. Maybe this is not such a big deal for the local storage....


You lost an "o" in balloon here. Also it should be "it brings", but that translation is not so good either I guess. Might be better to change it to something like "Somehow it gives you a lucky feeling." or "Somehow it makes you feel lucky."


channel numbers in the form "-12345" (empty freqid minus service_id) end up here and trigger the bad formatting sanity check, if I remember correctly they are generated at https://github.com/MythTV/mythtv/blob/master/mythtv/libs/libmythtv/channelscan/channelimporter.cpp#L635 when scanning a DVB service, but missing the SDT.


Shouldn't we then have a separate "getAggregateScore()"? Since it is confusing (and not obvious to the developers)  that phenotype score actually includes genotype score


This pr will make sure that every address associated with old cards is deleted properly as well as if the old address is being used by the new card it will not delete it.


Well spotted.
That's probably the same:

```c
return SIGN_DIFF(file_a->dev, file_b->dev) || SIGN_DIFF(file_a->inode, file_b->inode);
```

(not sure if that's nicer)


Once I have permissions on this repo, I can push my local commits.


Problem is calling `getName` at the end of the `parent` function. It resolves to the last element in the path.

When given back to OM's `makeRootDirectory` the iterator sends it back into the loop.
When back into GS's `parent` the new call results in your current working directory.

This will kickstart the loop as it always returns a value, the same..


How about ``RM_SLIST_EMPTY`` in order to have a nicer name? (needs inversed logic below ofc.)


Thanks for the contributor include.


Woah! Great!


It's just a draft page, but I figured we already had enough folks helping
that we don't need to write "ipsum dolorem" :)

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This file does not need execute permission.


@marksamman I'm the one that report #1403 and i was using tfs 1.1 with old networking code. So its something that was already "broken" in tfs 1.1 and probably 1.0.


I believe you already do! Try now


In that case #1403 might not be fixed. Can you check if it is?


Thanks, Flair.

I want to make sure that you guys are typing it out yourself.

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what happens if getcwd returns Null? retval is not initiated with a value, so I could see this causing some wonky behavior.


(just a nostalgic comment)

This looks like the prettier version of https://github.com/sahib/rmlint/blob/e8f07917d2d67f65ba5f4cbe5ec4d32787f39149/src/filter.c#L478 :smile:


Thank you, it's very useful!


I approve again.


XD sure why not keep it there. see my latest commit


I'm sending some photos of the messages.


well, I guess my original solution didn't really address that either. I guess if there isn't a cwd the user probably has bigger problems...


I'll keep it in mind. Thanks, Mike.

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``rm_pp`` or ``rm_file``?


Closes #1334


Why no timer reset anymore?


Don't forget to update your repo for each assignment.


@13gne this should go in the controller.


OK


Use ``!RM_SLIST_EMPTY(result)``?


I do remember being surprised that `SecureRandom` was argued for instead of `Random` (as used in C++) to be stronger against collisions. Perhaps that was stated but not implemented, as it would malfunction they way you described. There were internal and external threads making arguments for why a secure random approach was the only practical scheme. When it was brought up again externally as a feature request, that's when I stepped forward and read the backlog of discussions. That led to a [blog post](http://blog.tomgibara.com/post/674120782/double-hashing-comparison), though internally it was argued against as potentially causing too many hash collisions. I had sent out [Less Hashing, Same Performance: Building a Better Bloom Filter](https://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~michaelm/postscripts/rsa2008.pdf) which seemed to convince them otherwise. I was ceremonially dismissed with the poor wording in my kata code sample ("universal hashing") as fodder, since I hadn't been careful for code that I hacked for fun and hadn't thought would be viewed by anyone.

---

I think you might be describing "conservative update" in a frequency sketch? It adds a small cost to improve accuracy (read counters, find smallest, update) and added it as a flag in the simulator. It doesn't appear to be beneficial due to the periodic reset fading away counters (frequency aging), the small counter size (4-bit), and that hot entries quickly reach the maximum frequency. TinyLFU filters out cache pollution by discarding new arrivals with a lower frequency. A slight amount of inaccuracy due to collisions had negligible impact because most of the time it still made the same choice due to the hot entries having a dominant frequency.

I don't think "admission filter" vs. "only smallest" makes sense. I think you mean "admission filter" vs "admission filter + conservative update ". You can run the simulator with `tiny-lfu.count-min.conservative = true` to experiment with different traces. I ran a few of the small LIRS traces locally (I typically like ARC's due to being larger which helps the sketches warm up). I didn't see any difference, but I think I remembered it was usually up to 0.25% (in either direction) when I originally experimented.

The doorkeeper would also add protection, but is mostly to reduce the size of the sketch. I don't have it integrated into properly simulator yet, but an in-progress change showed a 2x reduction with no loss to the hit rate. When reduced by 4x there was a small (1-1.5%) penalty. That correlates with my observations when helping the author of go-tinylfu. When enabling CU it usually had a 0.5% improvement, except in `loop` where it somehow caused a 5% penalty.

I think due to how TinyLFU uses the sketches it would make sense for CU to have a minimal improvement and it has a small runtime overhead, so I think its okay to not use.


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still the same ... i think :D i hope that i pulled the newest version


Phew, that looks nested. Might need a cleanup sometime.


cancel it this line


Dodano ściśle tajne dane.


It should @sjayanna, if you'd like to go ahead and override the Devise controller, have at it.


The initialization was already being done in the method OnChange() and these lines were setting them to "---"


this is the right line change that has to be made


Please remove this extraneous line :-)


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Dodano jeszcze bardziej ściśle tajne dane.


> (:ghc-ticket:`111955`).

Typo: should be 11955.


@protreptic
Данная конструкция нужна на случай, если в приложении несколько Activity, которые содержат только один фрагмент, дабы не дублировать код с инфлейтом layout'a и транзакцией самого фрагмента, можно просто унаследоваться от этого класса и переопределить метод createFragment()


Ah, whoops. Thanks!


How about:
"if this name is unavoidable, use backticks to escape it"


Gemäss dem Link auf der entsprechenden Page handelt es sich hier einzig um das Aktivieren der Dokumentation als XML (https://github.com/DotNetAnalyzers/StyleCopAnalyzers/blob/master/documentation/SA0001.md)

Das Problem dürfte sich mit aktivieren des XML-Outputs beheben lassen, jedoch mache ich das in den seltensten Fällen, da es m.M. keine Sinn macht, die Dokumentation als XML zur Verfügung zu stellen
solange der SourceCode auch zur Verfügung steht.

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Dodano dane.


Please produce a fixit (on the note, not the error) that inserts the backticks.


Hey, why was this removed? On FF things don't work any more https://jsfiddle.net/jama5/kpwchbzo/ (try selecting few times)


Likewise, fixit please.


Don't forget to update your repository so I can mark you off for assignments.


Awesome, this is a huge improvement.  Thank you for working on this!


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I don't know what the BCLMeasure class is, but for the moment this works. Fine by me if you want to change this to use it... @macumber


So ``rmlint -d 0`` is no longer the same as ``rmlint -d 1``? Might be more consistent, but we (currently) actually also allow ``-d -2313`` which does the same as ``rmlint -d 0``.


Thanks - and thanks for taking a look!


`\nocite` should probably go here. It might be a good idea to support at least some of the biblatex cite commands as well, e.g. `\parencite`, `\footcite`, `\textcite`, `\smartcite`, `\supercite`, `\mancite` and `\autocite` (and capitalised versions). In addition, natbib uses `\citestyle` although its not a citation command and biblatex similarly has a `\citereset` that also isn't a citation command.


This change fix the problem for fedora (which i tested with and without the change) and ubuntu. The bug is within clr-cloud-init


Needs a call to ``rm_session_was_aborted`` in the while?


@macumber merging into the osw branch


No.  I can move this.


Maybe there should be a different method for expect objects to be equal if they have not the same prototype.

I use expect in a large TypeScript application and treat two objects to be the same type because they have the same shape (interface). It would be nice to test equality based on shape (interface). :)


As in chat: I probably trusted the footer output blindly; shame on me.


SGTM.


It's a part of Blender's code. This repo is a mirror of the official Blender repository. You can see this commit on [developer.blender.org](http://developer.blender.org) here: https://developer.blender.org/rB0578d3ef3e53faa447880bb939aa33272464cef1


I did it so I wouldn't need to clear the cache manually after making engine changes.  Why cache in tests?  In a single test build (such as in Travis CI) it won't help, and if you're running tests multiple times (and thus presumably are in a REPL) it seems like creating the sessions using the current loaded code is best.


OK will change.


@jrose-apple How is this different from the original form?


Good name. :stuck_out_tongue:


Okay it doesn't in Ubuntu either.  I think I just checked that cloud-init worked correctly.  I mustn't have tried sudo.  Reverting.


Ир


I approve of yolo-redirect


also if you try to use this right now, you will find that there is no code to set up the environment


if only someone had caught this earlier...


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Don't forget the http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_head


fixes #1


Is the slugify-ing for security reasons? Or just because yolo


in general, the preferred fix is to move the definition to a cpp file, while keeping the declaration in the header


Sweet code!


Don't forget http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_footer


This pulls way too much 32 bit libraries. Is there a valid reason?


This might be an expensive log call here. ``log_debug`` line still formats the string even if nothing is printed.


I messed up the commit description.

I removed the last 20 warnings from the generation.


@albertomurillo  Does this actually fix a problem with Fedora guest images?


ok. What icons? Also I created a website. I just need write access to add it!


There it is.


good name?


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Good catch, thanks!


Starting the new format in PRAW4+ sounds like a fair compromise. Are there any design elements you would be comfortable adding, to improve readability without deviating too far from the keepachangelog structure? Even small things like the blockquote line really help visually compartmentalize each release. If we both feel that the kacl structure is less immediately clear, I think that's a good sign that some customization is worthwhile.


Should work now


Oscam


git tag v1.0 f83b1ca574819dea13501355edfc215f8f9399b5
git push --tags


Since 0.40.0 was released, shouldn't this dependency read '>= 0.39.0'?


If you are a lucky like me and run `scala` from a location that happens to contain a directory called `util` (like say the root of our repo), you'll get `<console>:8: error: object Try is not a member of package util`.

Can be fixed by saying `scala.util.Try`.


Have a look at the style of this. https://github.com/LostTeam/FeedMe/ It should give you a idea of the style of code. (The style of plugun.yml, and how the Main.php links into it. I am using that link as a good example, because it has better examples than my plugins :)


Ah, that expensive debug line died already then.


Datasets list is already cached in an entity subscriber cache - the check should use the cache too


Почему бы не foreach?


develop (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1640 of 1640 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Аналогично. foreach смотреля бы органичнее


isnt removing card not placing it back into bottom?
shouldnt it be
`Opportunity temp = opportunityHand.remove(0);
opportuntiy.add(temp);
return temp;`


Links in the list


Okay I guess it does.  I guess it fixes sudo.

What I wrote above about the patch not working on Ubuntu is incorrect.  In fact sudo doesn't work on Ubuntu without the patch.  So the situation is that without the patch sudo works on clear but not on Ubuntu or Fedora and with the patch it works on Ubuntu and Fedora but not clear.

I guess it's probably more useful for us to have sudo working on clear right now to debug our cnci vm images so we should probably leave the patch reverted for now.  @albertomurillo , @mcastelino  do you agree?


Copying the essential part of Weihua's email here:

Hi Hao,
The decrease of the well width is to enhance the cooperativity of the fragment term for single memory simulations: the narrower the width of the well, the steeper the potential towards the minimum. With the new width, when the structure is relatively far from the native basin, it experiences almost zero force (in the tail of the narrower gaussian distribution), then when it's very close to the native basin, the driving force is much stronger than the case with larger width, mimicking an all-or-none cooperativity.

However, I can imagine that it's possible that in multi-fragment simulations of prediction runs, the original well width might have some advantage over narrower width. Just my thinking, no tests were done.

Best,
Weihua


Думаю, стоит рассмотреть зведение .gitignore для всех проектов, что бы в проекты не попадал всякий мусор. (Например, результат билда)


Essentially, to reproduce JPCB results one needs to set frag_table_well_width to 1.0.


@charest: Hope that helps!


This currently breaks the GUI:

    https://github.com/sahib/rmlint/blob/master/gui/shredder/runner.py

I get your reasoning, but the point is that users can have a (possibly autogenerated command) that will work the same between versions, even if we change the defaults. Not sure if this does more harm than just letting them sit there. ``rmlint -h`` should (todo: check that it really does) only show the default options anyways, the manpage also indicates which is the default.


O mah gosh its @remotevase


thanks!


On tfs 1.1 the whole networking stack is different from 1.2, so i had to copy your fix into 1.1 code like this:
http://pastebin.com/tP3FdwK5
the problem is, Connection::send(OutputMessage_ptr msg) got a different code and a FIXME in tfs 1.1 that has been fixed in 1.2:
http://pastebin.com/CXfPJG0M


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@Fupete Ecco, stavo appunto facendo un approfondimento generale.
Non so ancora bene ancora quale dato visualizzare,
che, come l'esempio delle variazioni delle quotazioni in borsa,
fosse continuamente aggiornato perdendo però di valore il momento dopo.
Ho pensato ai treni che partono, o ai voli che vengono cancellati,
ma non sono convinta.
Comunque sto cercando di andare avanti senza fossilizzarmi.


Почему бы вместо j просто не использовать i, если они тупо равны?


Oh yeah? @BoGuu

Dat find and replace doe


Did you copy and paste my code from: http://www.sccc.premiumdw.com/web170/creating-a-wordpress-theme-from-a-template/

If so, please write it out yourself.


@allasm The phenotype score *doesn't* include the genotype score. The overall score from `getScore` does, but I think that's okay and not confusing.


@BoGuu Could be a problem lol


Почему бы все циклы от 0 до Length не заменить на foreach


@BoGuu


Abrir/Cerrar imagenes PGM binarias y de texto. Practica con memoria dinámica.
Archivos y makefile listos para compilar en Ubuntu.

Open/Close PGM images either binary or text. Practise with dynamic memory.
File and makefile ready to compile in Ubuntu.


Not sure if that's correct.

``cfg->merge_directories`` might also be set by ``-T dd``, but that's also supposed to work mostly like ``-D``, but without ``--partial-hidden`` and ``--see-symlinks`` (see man for ``-D``; that's the "bare minimum" required to make treemerge work in a sensible way).


YOU HAVE COMMITTED A HORRIBLE SIN, USING OBJECTS IN ES6. WHYYYYY


Archivos y makefile listos para compilar en Ubuntu.


File and makefile ready to compile in Ubuntu.


also +1 for using ES6 :D


Yes... What about?


This commit changes the rules from a source url to a template, but it doesn't update the documentation of the $rules variable in init.pp so if someone was passing in puppet:///modules/adnet_stig/audit.rules then that is the string that will end up in their audit.rules file. It's not backwards compatible but at a minimum the documentation of rules parameter needs to be updated.


You're never on LostTeam github lol.


Sure, since everything is technically a breaking change for this project, I've released it as `2.0.0`.


Oh, I thought it was superfluous. I thought the name was always passed into the `load` function anyway and when the the tests all passed I figured it was ok. Definitely should have made a note of this in the PR though.

The specific reason I removed it is because 'babel' is both an `adapter` (for Babel 5) and `name` (for Babel 6). So it causes a conflict and forces the 'babel' `name` to select the babel 5 adapter when it should select the babel 6 adapter.


lol yeah I ususally dont do much work in orgs, but sometimes I check them out for a few minutes before getting off task again


s/Dame/Queen


Andre If I pull this script to feature/spark repo, will I make it compatable ?


You should test it on 1.2, not by trying to backport the fix, because it's not compatible with TFS 1.1 network stack unless you replace the entire network code.


Lol, i kinda stoped with plugins. I will finish LostBot. But jason is head of plugins. Im android developer lol


@Naios : Thank you for your explanations, everything is clear now :)


The PR has been rebased on ecl master

https://github.com/PX4/ecl/pull/106

Testing it is good, however i will not be pulling it in until there is a corresponding PR on the PX4/Firmware side that adds the messages to the replay logs and ekf2_replay program because we rely on replay to tune the filter.


s/Lear/Suit/


Im using ur business template, thanks so much for making it!


FWIW I started working on the .NET core stuff on the dot-net branch, if you want to take a look.

Elad


Yeah this test should be moved the `babel-legacy` lib and accord should have a more functional test for `addAdapter`.

Initially this was just a first draft that I hacked together to see if it works. Definitely should have been fleshed more before merge.


Что на счет такого? Думаю, будет смотреться лучше
```
Card current = bots[i].Hand.cards[j];
```


Oh! I thought none will use it xD Also no problem :P if you need help msg me on im


Danke!


Yeah, you'll still be able to use Kernel Auditor for this. Nothing will break.


should be AffiliateWP_Store_Credit


commit


Actually the key codes here slightly deviate from those on RR, as I modified the patch after Abhisek had already compiled


Well I didn't find a way to discard the warning. Do you know one? Maybe we
could just revert my commit if you can, I don't mind either :)
If that's not possible, I'll convert the changelog too.

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I suggest simply adding:
```perl
$key = {%$key}; # make a copy as we will modify it
```
and leaving the original code. We already have something similar in `Crypt::PK::ECC` see https://github.com/DCIT/perl-CryptX/blob/master/lib/Crypt/PK/ECC.pm#L501


Also @remotevase, use one from my personal github. It is one that's up to date.


ground_temp_deep (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2374 of 2412 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Please move this test from `t/rsa.t` to `t/jwk.t`


thanks for the very helpful readme This gave me lots of great, detailed information on this project


Does this support controlling from openhab?


@javivelasco Won't this erase any previous `body.style.overflow` that was set by the dev?

e.g.
If someone already had body.style.overflow set to `hidden` or `scroll`. It will be erase their original value.


The [[Prototype]] is part of the conceptual interface, whether or not it's part of Typescript's "interface" concept - if for no other reason than `__proto__` is a property, and thus part of the shape.


This needs to be fixed.


@daniel-beck fixed them all and just pushed on Jenkins https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/commit/c3a0c3b6cbb65b86db6d7126bfab27983dddff05

Thanks for the review.


thank you!


These do not need to be `raw` since we explicitly define the endianess for the board.


it'd be really nice if the syntax didn't use snake casing


This `DECLARE_GLOBAL_DATA_PTR` macro, which is used for the final:
```cpp
gd->bd->bi_boot_params = 0x40000100;
```
should be added outside of a function scope.


chiefly because if I have to edit any of this code, my linter is going to blow up with all of it


yes, I did


is this the final endpoint? should be a heroku.com url


These files allow a rectangular room to be modelled.


Those dependencies are neither in composer nor bower


@dmalan I don't think this disallows leading and trailing spaces, which are allowed by `parseDouble` and `parseFloat` per https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Double.html#valueOf(java.lang.String) and https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Float.html#valueOf(java.lang.String) respectively. you may wanna add a `\\s` to the list of disallowed chars.

if using Java 8, there is `isFinite` for `Float` and `Double` that may substitute the calls to `isInfinite` and `isNaN`.


Fixed plot ranges to [0;3]x[0;3]


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should got be included?


Missing a 'd' here.


this is quite a bit out of date


This one required a lot of hard work fixing a man page which has been neglected for 6 years. Now it should reflect the current v0.16 implementation state.

Would be great and really appreciated if others would also review the new man page for scanmem.

I'll do another commit to fix that obsolete example in the man page.


Since this change went into master after 0.27, shouldn't we bump that to 0.28?


This is part of #157.


Чудно, мене ми пријави 9 грешки поради IdKorisnik проперти кое е преименувано во Id.
И на крајот ко ќе ги проработи Марија manager класите барем за овие податоци, web-от треба да пристапува до податоците преку manager класи а не преку репозитори (иако како за smoke тестирање колку да видиме дали ќе успејме да прочитаме нешто и вака е доволно).
Уште две работи:
1. Наместо една страна, ќе има цел фолдер Administrator и во него секоја табела ќе има посебна web страна.
2. Наместо вакво лепење на стрингови најпаметно е да се оди со контролата која е наменета за оваја работа во ASP.NET а то е дефинитивно Repeater или DataGrid или нешто слично.


This is amazing !!!!


domionion met commentaar


I don;t know how familiar you are with git, but if you're not, here's a tutorial:
https://try.github.io/levels/1/challenges/1


Should just be Item::PUFFERFISH


Hello! Good commit


useless commit much?


Thanks.
I'm currently in two minds about whether to do a PR into Adafruit. Reading around their forums, it'd seem they've got someone to work on this themselves, so I don't particularly want to step on their toes. I did draw attention to this change to someone on their forums who seems BBB knowledgable and figured I'd give them a few weeks to check it out and see what they think before deciding what to do next.
One thing's recently come to mind is that the kernel version check is very lazy and could probably be tightened, I wouldn't be keen on doing a PR without fixing that a little first.


"variable" shouldn't be "candidate" here? Or did I fail to understand the phrase?


I have tested with both 1.1 and 1.2. With 1.1 i have tested two times and there was a client debug with the same house and amount of items. 1.2 got no debug with the same amount of items and same house, i have tested 3 times.


Ги имав локално поправено грешките кои се јавуваа :)


If I do the same way you do I will remove the the influence race you wanna pull out.Please be respectfull.


@markdryan I agree. Right now without this the CNCI will not work which will be more problematic.


Ideally an Image object with properties should be passed via with notification and not a string.


I wonder if and when we'll get `#111955` filed...


why...


I think having the `data-ga-dim1` multiple times on the page could confound google analytics


DLLs are not supposed to have a prefix on Windows, but `libclang.dll` has the `lib` prefix. It should just be `clang.dll`, but it isn't.


anywhere we show an app name we should wrap it in `cli.color.app()` for consistency


hmm, any specific reason for using `` `Ok of 'a | `Error of 'b `` instead of the `type result = Ok of 'a | Error of 'b` (which [is in Pervasives in 4.03](https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml/blob/525799bfb56cb58d41f4a2f46ad183c70493ae60/Changes#L971), a backwards-compat package is [here](https://github.com/janestreet/result))?


Why not use a vanilla style cracked seared brick recipe? It would make a bit more sense than crafting it from orderly bricks. (In vanilla, cracked stone brick is made from smelting normal stone brick, which could work for cracked seared brick from other seared bricks)


Please tell me all these commits will go to the 2.0 branch.


Something here is not working the way it should, the client receives 3 extra bytes.


It's going to be a pain point for quite I few people over the next little while as library authors gradually stop using `{}` to mean "empty object". I'd argue there's some room in `is-equal` for a little lenience here. Maybe like a `strict` option or something...


ok ^^
Add a comment, then.


Thanks for catching that.


Well spotted. It's always a bug if an error is cleared by simply assignment rather than `errAnnul()`.


ah for fuck's sake.


It looks enough to build field conversation part based on survey question. I would really like to see it combined with People lists profile we discussed last time. Basically scripts and lists together are the full set of data one need to start field canvassing. That is why a think these 2 profiles should be linked together.


I am not sure I understand the question :/  You should be able to merge this commit into your branches, it should create a usable static VE on the target resource.  Please let me know in case that does not work for some reason...


Modifier le Readme


@sorentwo I'm noticing something strange here. The implementation of [CarrierWave::Storage::Fog::File#exists?](https://github.com/carrierwaveuploader/carrierwave/blob/ef0d36a7c195621d8d7d4c769a47a9aee6f64d95/lib/carrierwave/storage/fog.rb#L296-L298) is very different. It actually uses the S3 connection to check whether the file exists on the remote server, not just ActiveRecord::Base#exists? which is what this delegates to I think.

The problem with that is that an uploader will report `file.exists?` in the `before_save` AR callback phase when `uploader.file` is not actually the remote file but instead a String. I've run into an issue with this when attempting to call `file.file.key` which should return the S3 key for the file when it exists on S3 but instead raises a NoMethodError: `undefined method `key' for #<String:0x0055cb38a6a6b8>`

Do you think it would be worth it to actually make this method follow the same behavior here? And instead check on S3 if the file exists?


Yea, I'm about to turn in some stuff once I'm finishing updating the repo! thanks


Do we need event in here?


If performance is relevant here, you probably want: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/StringBuilder.html


`limitedBuffer` with a custom `String()` method?


Gg


I saw this fork when looking to solve this issue, but I do not see any pull request on the parent repository


I think I'm wrong about this, sorry. Looks like  the `file` being delegated to is indeed a bucket object: https://github.com/sorentwo/carrierwave-aws/blob/eda2dfbc99ff61ef5b9e9fab6bf754303edd3fb9/lib/carrierwave/storage/aws_file.rb#L16-L18


@shea256: This controls/publishes the "blockstack" package on PyPi. Adding it back.


You probably want to remove the old copyright info completely, because it does not apply here.


@gesture1968 please post to the packages board at forum.pfsense.org, this isn't the place.


@OskarD https://github.com/nilportugues/laravel5-jsonapi/issues/57 added code for the fix.


This can be done in containerd. We can change the method from `Signal(containerid)` to `Signal(containerid, processid)`. Windows support may require a bit more work.


oh no, it was just me misunderstanding the result type. Thanks for checking, I'll fix it as soon as possible!


@asofold Adding a CB1_9_R2 module or moving CBDev to 1.9.4 support?


@lunaryorn  A couple additional questions on this change:

- I see that `crate-root` and `crate-type` are made buffer-local.  I guess we want `binary-name` to be local as well, since it's expected to have different values for different buffers.  And the accompanying PR in flycheck-rust already uses `set-local`.

- Should we add a test to ensure that we correctly handle multiple targets?


gone already


Maybe just create a context in `Health`, close cancels that context and `monitor` uses it. `monitor()` itself can be protected with `sync.Once` inside `Health`.


Do you have any idea of how to make the version variable instead of hardcoding, some thing that it could take a command line input?

Eg. version := <arg0>

Thanks


I was particularly proud of that one!


多说无用，要有实际行动啊。

你的任务列表UI啊。


Again this could be more readable with `context`:

```
ctx = context.WithTimeout(ctx, probeTimeout) // ctx already canceled from Health
results, err := runProbe(ctx, d, c)
```


Deux questions :
- ça donne bien alors ??? :)
- je ne suis pas sûr qu'il faille commiter ça (je te rappel que le repo est publique), tu aurais moyen d'en créer un privé et de supprimer ce commit ?

Sorry to be a buzzkill 👎


actually we could probably just assert total_files >= 4.  Some filtering is done by traverse and some by preprocess and some by shred_prepreprocess.  As long as we find the correct number of duplicates in the end there shouldn't really be any "wrong" answers for the intermediate total.


Ha merde, tu as carrément raison.
Je vais voir ça.

Sinon le splash screen est pas mal mais l’icône pixélise un peu trop en étant petite. Il faudrait la redimensionner à la mano.

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Ok will have a closer look at this


:D


It should be protected though that no healthcheck runs past this point. Also, this seems to require locks(or maybe only lock `updateHealthState`.


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Maybe a separate matcher, like `toHaveSameProperties` that ignores prototype and just checks "shape", ie, enumerable (not just own) properties?


Opps... Thank you for pointing that.


good catch, will fix


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:clap::clap::clap:


It's definitely shorter.
I wonder if  G_LIKELY() is waranted in some of these file_cmp's?


not really, but does need clarification.  rm_session_pp_files_pipe receives the files and then rm_session_output_other_lint sends them to formats as a batch


It adds complexity, both internally and externally, for no good reason.

The mods aren't actually alerted by the previously reporting mechanism, it just tells them something has been reported if they are already looking at it, so it seems useless.


It is entirely possible that you are getting different behavior when the object exists in the cache, or is in the process of being saved. I've run into problems here as well when migrating an app that made use of AR hooks.


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It's a slight speed benefit in traversal but to be honest I don't like it.  An alternative would be for traverse.c to send a buffer to session.c instead of an RmFile, and for session.c to call rm_file_new


Actually it was report ::P:


ok will do


This make sense. Done.


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Done.


with a post++ the counter goes 101, 201, 301 etc which is not as nice


Is anyone else having trouble with this? I'm getting an error on install

`Error: It seems the symlink source is not there: '/opt/homebrew-cask/Caskroom/framer-studio/62/Framer Studio.app'`


It might be worth a try, although I suspect the speed difference will hardly be measurable.


much better, thanks


Actually I was thinking that all of the session structs (cmd, traverse, preprocess) should just be static rather than any kind of malloc (eg like you did with shredder)


Whoops - sorry about that.

I was under the impression checkboxes were totally broken, which is why I pushed it straight out.

Were you already suffixing the name with `[]` or were you doing something else? If I can understand how you were using it I can push a fix that is backwards compatible, otherwise I'll roll this back.


In general - we can get a collision with md5 , however its improbably. So - OK. Done.


@levity - merged this, take a look when you get a chance


I agree with a `class`, must be better (simpler) for long term perspective. Done.


Overall I like the separation of duties here, but I don't think that outputDeviceMgr is a good description of what it does.


Not really. Removed.


Changing from py-bcrypt to bcrypt introduces a really troublesome dependency on python-dev headers and a C compiler and lots of stuff that was not previously required and are not easily available on some environments, such as Travis's container-based infrastructure. Can you let people install bcrypt if they want the fastness but default to just depending on the pure-python version?


yeah, just changed from calibrated to raw.. good catch


thanks


Initially forgot to remove outline on Legend for Third plot


I think I get your concern -- maybe that's a sign you're forgetting something.

I'd say to view it as a sign that the interface is very simple. It's perhaps actually a good thing.

One thing you might want to do though is to replace your strings like "mapEvent" with string constants defined in analytics.h . We can take more at length about the benefits of doing things this way.


It's likely to be a long time, but when major next increments, the `||` operator will mean extensions are disabled. Surely this should be an `&&`?


Excellent. I've managed to replicate this behavior outside of AR by using `uploader.cache!(image)` and then calling `uploader.file.file`. It returns the absolute path to the file which explains my issue.


I am not sure you will approve, but its more readble without to complicated logic.

```
$cron_delete_event_link_arguments = array(
	'html' => '<a href="#" data-hook="%s" data-hash="%s" class="%s">%s</a>',
	'hook' => esc_attr( $hook ),
	'hash' => esc_attr( $hash ),
	'class' => 'debug-bar-cron-delete-event',
	'text' => esc_html__( 'Remove event', 'debug-bar-cron' ),
);

$cron_delete_event_link = ! current_user_can( 'manage_options' )
	? '' : call_user_func_array( 'sprintf', $cron_delete_event_link_arguments );
```


Yeah. Fixed.


Fiddle would be good as I couldn't recreate the error.


I have change function a bit, so its probably will need review again.


makes more sense


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```


Is webapp/scripts/withWidth included in this PR?


We should just exclude these files from the testing report. It's not code directly used in the project. Keep the constructors because they provide safety.


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## This is a markdown


My change is here: https://github.com/lingthio/Flask-User/pull/117


looks good, thanks


Let me be honest, i am hardly can imagine malicious actions even with unchecked variables nonce, hook and hash (event args after switching to `maybe_unserialize` was safe to use ), all I tryied to do is trick wpcs. However in general i am not right with  such aproach, so i change code. I will also review and check it tomorrow with wpcs.


@mattjt83 Installed and working. Nice.

Note: I had hooks already installed and the includes\classes\hooks.php differs slightly.
line 56
Your version:
`foreach ( $this->_hooks[$this->_site][$group][$action] as $hook ) {`
Existing version (which I think I got from Gary) @gburton
`foreach ( (array)$this->_hooks[$this->_site][$group][$action] as $hook ) {`

also my existing version does not have the closing ?>

FYI on that.


I forgot to mention that by simply calling `uploader.cache!(image)` you can get `uploader.file.exists?` to return `true` which seems like the incorrect behavior, wouldn't you agree?


@mattjt83   Testing on a few content modules..all working.


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 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTD diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
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You missing a `timestamps` as elements of $crons array. However in general it make sense so implemented in a bit simular way.


envoi via Terminal et correction apportée :  prompt(comparer())


As I said it wouldn't really work like that.


Nice! No really, how I miss it???


This make sense. Done.


![gboyette lesson4 screenshot](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/18563292/15165658/a1c6bfa8-16e5-11e6-891d-ee9e21ff0b26.png)


I cleaned up the diff some more and submitted a PR. Thanks for poking me about this, Simplicity. It would've sat in the bottom drawer if it had not been for you :+1:


You have to jump through hoops to work with C-strings....but, at the end of it, you convert it to a C++ string. IT will be easier to just use C++ strings from the get-go, since they're easier to use

I also notice you never free creqBody. Also, we've found that you can't build for Windows XP if you use snprintf.


On supprime un favori il est déjà dans la liste des favoris on qu'on reclique sur l'étoile.

Mais il risque d'y avoir un problème si deux missions ont exactement le même nom. On pourrait probablement résoudre ça en donnant aux missions des identifiants uniques (comme un entier) et en utilisant cet identifiant pour voir si une mission fait partie des favoris.


yeah, that is better


Might be safer to revert this commit and use a different function in OM's `makeRootDirectory` though.


I have no idea why did I use it in first instance, however here is a [small explaination](https://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/best-practices/coding-standards/javascript/#globals) why its good to use this kind of way of calling jQuery. But, I have change it to the way you want to see it.


@dumbothecat is on Team Moon! If you agree, add this (but with your username) as a saved reply!


thanks


Didn't know `on` become preffered over `bind`. Thanks for info and Changed.


Thanks!


I think this is the biggest area for improvement. What are you doing? You're crafting the request URL by, for a bunch of parameters, setting its value. The way you're implementing it is as string concatenation. That is what needs to happen at the end of the day, but that's not the level you want to be thinking on.

They "key/value" format of HTTP GET parameters is how the protocol is designed. It's a common abstraction, so there's already something to do this for you: http://pocoproject.org/docs/Poco.URI.html#18378

Once you've done that, it becomes easier to move all the parameters into constants. Why append "UA-24357556" when you can append "IRONFIST_TRACKER_ID", and have that be equal to the right value? Similar for most other constants.


Agree - Done.


I guess this functionality need review again, due changes.


:thumbsup:


Damn, never used this function before. Really usefull. Thank you!


" - kopia" is from OS X, and only Natalia has OS X :)


This is a very good candidate to make into a static variable. This logic should probably be moved into a separate function as well.


Absolutely, that's the wrong behaviour.


I hope tomorrow nothing would break, but i am sure i miss something, so i will check again my code tomorrow.

Huge thank you for this awesome code review. I feel like a 5 year old child after it. Totally deserve it.


Aqui não entendi bem.. Ali no validate record ele já não faz o redirecionamento antes de deletar o registro? Ou na verdade não deve deletar a empresa em nenhum caso?


did you encounter any wide-char related issues with the curses package ?


what happened with the indentation ._.


A neat way to do this would be to define a private method at the bottom of your controller to use Rails' strong parameter functionality:

```
def question_params
  params.require(:question).permit(:title, :body)
end
```
You'd then be able to instantiate your object like this:

```
@questions = Question.new(question_params)
```


You'd be able to reuse the `#question_params` method here.


@RPiAwesomeness: Close dialog? On the Dashboard or on GitHub?


nueva prueba


It may be a good idea to just keep the loop in the int domain (since pool is initialized with an int on line 636) instead of having a size_t loop that downcasts to int.


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This config breaks indicating location of errors by vim during `make` and will not show build errors.


Ideally this would be a method.


When you copied this from the MW23 PID you removed the "< YAW_P_LIMIT_MAX" check. It's still exists in [pid_mw23](https://github.com/cleanflight/cleanflight/blob/bbac077d1f1349d902764c69452e37a9d8875f73/src/main/flight/pid_mw23.c#L197). Was this intentional? The documentation says that setting it to 500 disables it.


The error-handling from realloc() is overkill now but that's better than non-existant 😎

The blocksize never exceeds 128 MB now but with the better handling of strlen in line 191 it might actually turn out faster anyway.


> without having to use Babel or some other complicated method
babel isn't complicated... ಠ_ಠ


Please keep it that way, because

     Polymer.Base._warn(this.is + ':', 'sharedElement with id', config.id, 'not found in', !from ? fromPage : toPage);

breaks applications that have already been build. When will the commit by the way be available for download via bower? `bower update`, doesn't seem to have it right now for `PolymerElements/neon-animation#^1.2.0`.


> is the non-static $init$ method still needed?

@lrytz Nop. It will be removed in a later commit. At this commit, we can still mostly use partest without needing to rebuild the modules (what I'm calling "mini-boostrapping" now).


fixed.


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IMHO not needed, since IntSummaryStatistics has its own tests, we just need to confirm that the stream produces sane stats


From the commit message:

> Direct parents enable use of `invokespecial` in the JVM so are not redundant

Rather than pruning parents only to add them back again in a special case in the backend, I thought it simpler to emit all declared parents in the bytecode, especially in light of the removal of `ScalaObject` and the fact that we don't support Android in 2.12.

I should, however, gather data to show what effect this has on JAR file size.


...possibly not needed for the same reason, but i do see the appeal.


technically this third arg could be StringBuilder::append too


Can you tell how infrequently I write Java code? :) How's this?

* https://github.com/cs50/java/blob/master/src/edu/harvard/CS50.java#L109
* https://github.com/cs50/java/blob/master/src/edu/harvard/CS50.java#L150

The regexes now specifically look for positive matches of numbers like `#`, `#.`, and `#.#`, possibly with a `+` or `-` prefix (lest the behavior of `valueOf` be expanded to support other syntax without our noticing).

`parseInt` and `parseLong` already disallow whitespace, but I've added regexes for good measure (though technically superfluous) so we don't assume disparate behavior. (Their docs don't explicitly say they tolerate whitespace, and they don't, but feels reasonable to worry they might.)


there is no coment


feels like cheating ;)


Não deve deletar em nenhum caso.
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Lol, that is overkill, especially when I think the buffer likely will be allocated again, while this buffer still lives ;)


> there's also a doc comment to clean up:

done.


Huh. I'm slightly surprised to see this work.


This will handle a null byte (verbatim in the file) at the beginning of a line. It shouldn't happen but we need to be guarded.


I assume you changed the ScenarioManager and just forgot to commit it?


Are any of these urgent fixes that should be merged straight into a clean 3.4 branch or should be built up on?


develop (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1639 of 1639 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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It might be much faster to simply skip fgets() and write fread of the whole file ??


expected.toArray() is Integer[], stream.get().boxed().toArray() is int[]. Where is assertEquals(Integer[], int[]) defined?


Yeah I had the suffixes on the name on my dev server, pushed some out to test and couldn't figure out why it broke. The last 1.0.12 double bracketed my checkboxes. We locked the composer file on this 1.0.12 vresion in case it got switched back before we knew it.

I'd be careful defaulting the bracket though, in the case someone just wants one checkbox the array isn't all that necessary. It may throw them off if they skip over docs, thinking the name is being published like they set it.

Good work on the library though, thanks for putting this out there!


Could you document what this is?  What the {else} belongs to, and what the div belongs to.


I'm thinking we should memory-map instead. Think 32-core host running various sessions against a 2 GB file. Using mmap, it will be just the 2 GB of virtual. With current code, 64 GB will need to be allocated...

But that's for later.


If I understand right, assigning a scope to an empty match has no effect and therefore it can be removed without any negative effects?


这里应该返回一个比较小的数吧？


It will automatic get all the supportive sizes in the script 'ICA-DEPLOYMENT-ALL-SIZES-LOOP-TEST.ps1' , i think it's unaffected if someone want to run the test automation directly.


This shouldn't be used in GetHashCode: its getter has a body. Only `string fizz { get; } = "test" ` should be allowed


It works different for a bullet, we need it to disappear once it completely **gets out** of the screen, set these 'if' conditions ad expand the limits a little bit outside the screen.