Wait, this is its own script, it doesn't have to be part of some other Node script? Wouldn't this be dramatically simpler in shell? Like, with `json`, the awesome tool that you showed me:

```
$ curl https://circleci.com/api/v1/project/mathquill/mathquill/latest/artifacts \
> | json -a url pretty_path -d '\n\t' \
> | grep '\.png$' \
> | sed 's:\$CIRCLE_ARTIFACTS/imgs/:-o /tmp/PREV_:'
  % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                 Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed
100  7217  100  7217    0     0   7156      0  0:00:01  0:00:01 --:--:--  7159
https://circle-artifacts.com/gh/mathquill/mathquill/144/artifacts/0/tmp/circle-artifacts.9BQtc6q/imgs/EVERGREEN_MicrosoftEdge_undefined_ANY.png
	-o /tmp/PREV_EVERGREEN_MicrosoftEdge_undefined_ANY.png
https://circle-artifacts.com/gh/mathquill/mathquill/144/artifacts/0/tmp/circle-artifacts.9BQtc6q/imgs/EVERGREEN_Chrome_51.0.2704.63_Mac_OS_X.png
	-o /tmp/PREV_EVERGREEN_Chrome_51.0.2704.63_Mac_OS_X.png
https://circle-artifacts.com/gh/mathquill/mathquill/144/artifacts/0/tmp/circle-artifacts.9BQtc6q/imgs/EVERGREEN_Firefox_45.0_LINUX.png
	-o /tmp/PREV_EVERGREEN_Firefox_45.0_LINUX.png
https://circle-artifacts.com/gh/mathquill/mathquill/144/artifacts/0/tmp/circle-artifacts.9BQtc6q/imgs/EVERGREEN_Firefox_46.0_MAC.png
	-o /tmp/PREV_EVERGREEN_Firefox_46.0_MAC.png
https://circle-artifacts.com/gh/mathquill/mathquill/144/artifacts/0/tmp/circle-artifacts.9BQtc6q/imgs/PINNED_Internet_Explorer_8_WINDOWS.png
	-o /tmp/PREV_PINNED_Internet_Explorer_8_WINDOWS.png
https://circle-artifacts.com/gh/mathquill/mathquill/144/artifacts/0/tmp/circle-artifacts.9BQtc6q/imgs/EVERGREEN_Safari_9.0_MAC.png
	-o /tmp/PREV_EVERGREEN_Safari_9.0_MAC.png
https://circle-artifacts.com/gh/mathquill/mathquill/144/artifacts/0/tmp/circle-artifacts.9BQtc6q/imgs/PINNED_Internet_Explorer_11_WINDOWS.png
	-o /tmp/PREV_PINNED_Internet_Explorer_11_WINDOWS.png
```

Wrap that in a `curl $(...)` and it would do the same things as this script, right? (The `-d '\n\t'` is for readability and could be omitted, obviously.)


this is the code for making repeat button


README still says it requires Python 2.7


Sorry? I don't get this


Ah, indeed, good point. Let me revert this.


is lblList.length() zero-indexed?


Let's imagine someone fork it and use it "as it",  he may interact with Symfony repository ^^

I think it's better to remove any reference to the repositories concerned by this project and let people configure all the stuff during installation.

What do you think?


The second argument is supposed to be a tuple; see other uses of `MethodError()` in Base.


To answer this question, ask yourself: how would a user that can call your code (but does not get to modify it) define an operator that you haven't pre-programmed?


Not waste of resources to start 5+0.05 now when  LLR is 0.31. 5+0.05 will finish much  faster anyway.


![They see me rollin](http://i.giphy.com/bp47YHoj0R9e0.gif)


Here's an edge case that shows where there are likely scenarios that we don't prompt the user to log in right away:
1.) The user logs into the app, goes to current trip screen and records/saves a new trip - at the end of this, TokenExpired = false and firstSync = false.
2.) The user puts the app in the background (leaves it on the current trip screen)...and doesn't come back to the app until 72 hours later...as a result, this causes the MSA access token to expire AND we won't be able to refresh the token at this point.
3.) The user hits record again - TokenExpired is still set to false since the last time we recorded a trip, the access token was valid.  Also, firstSync is still set to false, so we won't log the user in there either.
4.) The user saves the trip - and it's only to the local store because behind the scenes the POST request to the server failed and getting the refresh token failed.  The good news is that TokenExpired is now set to true, so the next time we call CheckTokenExpired, they will be prompted to log back in again.

As I said, this is an edge case and probably easy to fix, but with the auth handler pattern, we are guaranteed to always show the log in screen whenever the access token is invalid and can't be refreshed.


Haha 😂


The time is now


Look, commits can have comments too!


Revert revert!!!  :/


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I wonder if we should do this by default in the package skeleton generated by RStudio?


rollback


Data Analysis and Visualization


:smile:


I want icecream


Add legend


I know that I'm going way back here, but what the freak?! 0.15 wasn't even alpha back in April!


Oxford comma <3


Well she surely isnt gonna check anything like that. It was for a general design project, so she isnt gonna search at sourcecode or something.

Im "porting" the engine from my n00bject into a more modular form, so I'm gonna out that up tomorrow hopefully

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Sounds like you've got a few fun filled weeks ahead :) (If you put it on GitHub, don't forget to tell your teacher/instructor in case they don't read properly and think you copied it from there. My old ones never actually read the author of anything)

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Yes - we should. Devtools does it by default now too.


Data-Analysis-and-Visualization


1. If you want this to be merged, you should copy and rename existing AST nodes, to something like `(argtyped)` or even `(argty)`.
2. It's a good idea to fix existing source location (the contract of `expression` is that it encompasses the whole node, with the rare exception of a heredoc), and to introduce another location, `colon`.
3. `(type)` is likely not the AST node that will be there. I think you are going to use the `primary` parser reduction rule in that position, which means that an arbitrary expression is admitted, and represented as an expression otherwise would. Thus, plain `Object` in source turns into `(const nil :Object)` in AST, that is an unqualified constant access. It is of course possible to require the bare `tCONSTANT` token in that position, but that would preclude you from adding parametric types with convenient syntax.


Hola Profesor.
No he podido culminar el app, yaque al colocar las librerias (compile ......rootProject.ext.supportLibraryVersion) el android no permite sincronizar y arroja un error.
De alli no he podido pasar.
¿Que puedo hacer?
![errores](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/19864480/15980307/a1d416a6-2f38-11e6-9d24-33671be13ed1.jpg)


Note that the `+`/`*` etc markers only concern user-visible changes, since changes to README or whatever are of no importance to someone reading CHANGELOG.


So if a plugin starts with `phonegap-plugin` will this work? If we are keying in on the prefix of the plugin name it seems pretty brittle.


I don't have a better way of detecting the CordovaLib dependency.  This code exists to get around the dexing errors that happens when you have a plugin and a master project containing the same dependency.


kk, I think we'll need to think about this some more. Possibly add something to the framework tag. Regardless, great work and I'm getting back to my day off.


This commit is causing music playback to skip.  When the GPU wakes from sleep, the GPU is now competing too much with other processes.


styling page


I believe the naming convention has thrown me off a little bit then. I was
under the impression that get_userf is available to the user and that is
where the user can change forcing functions, RHS, etc. (Think of a GUI
where the user inputs stuff) I guess that shows why I thought
comment/uncomment-ing of certain parts of the implementation was OK, which
was bothering me for a long time until today that it got addressed.

Now, if I understood your question correctly, my answer would be, even
though the name get_userf may give the false impression that the user gets
to modify this function by having physical access to it, the modification
does not happen manually by letting the user have access to the code in
get_userf. So the only other alternative is to let the user to overwrite
what is in get_userf  by passing, f0, f1, f00, f01, f10, f11 and g1, g2,
etc in perhaps an object format from where the user runs the problem. Would
that be the correct design?

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The music playback problem turned out to be caused by something else.  This commit seems ok now.


Why not `import moment from 'momentjs:moment'`?


Ah yes, fixed. I probably also need to actually extract the real download URL from the json, instead of generating the download url by using "s3.amazon.com/.../version.jar" .


hiiiiiii


Out of interest, are these modifiers for each of the 'hackers' below? How did you decide add to the list for zen + peaceful? 👍


Do you have a  ref for what was fixed between 1.2.1 and 1.2.2? Running into same error on old site.


`os.path.join(hexchat.get_info('configdir'), 'sounds')` for all platforms..


Have you ever seen a library that you interact with by *copying* a mass of code into your project and then modifying/commenting to suit your interests?  If so, it was a very bad library.  You might copy a template, but your code is your own.  I.e., different users must be able to write their own implementations of `get_userf` (or whatever you want to call it).  You can distribute some examples with your library and users write their own.  They'll pass their function in as an argument to a higher level interface.

Arash Mehraban <notifications@github.com> writes:

> I believe the naming convention has thrown me off a little bit then. I was
> under the impression that get_userf is available to the user and that is
> where the user can change forcing functions, RHS, etc. (Think of a GUI
> where the user inputs stuff) I guess that shows why I thought
> comment/uncomment-ing of certain parts of the implementation was OK, which
> was bothering me for a long time until today that it got addressed.
>
> Now, if I understood your question correctly, my answer would be, even
> though the name get_userf may give the false impression that the user gets
> to modify this function by having physical access to it, the modification
> does not happen manually by letting the user have access to the code in
> get_userf. So the only other alternative is to let the user to overwrite
> what is in get_userf  by passing, f0, f1, f00, f01, f10, f11 and g1, g2,
> etc in perhaps an object format from where the user runs the problem. Would
> that be the correct design?
>
> On Fri, Jun 10, 2016 at 4:08 PM, Jed Brown <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
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>> code (but does not get to modify it) define an operator that you haven't
>> pre-programmed?
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Combinations are random, with one exception https://github.com/docker/docker/blob/29283143be0c2d31775dd540433d5a09fc3d1ffc/pkg/namesgenerator/names-generator.go#L535-L537 :wink:


Sicher? Es geht um Doppelklick auf eine Gruppe. Danach befindet man sich (als Benutzer) quasi in der Gruppe wie in einer Ebene. Man ist aber nicht zu einem Teil der Gruppe geworden... Vielleicht gibt es da noch was besseres?


(Dass ich so schnell war, liegt daran, dass ich gerade committen wollte)


🔍 Reviewing ...


Das ist doch gerade der fix? Beitreten -> Betreten... man betritt die Gruppe


Good to know, which path takes priority with this on Windows?


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This would happen when the player is kicked when server is full, the UID may be unset first so it causes an error when accessing to the variable


You should **never** manipulate the TAG... If you are hiding you share or if you are **GOD**, it should still show how many hubs you are connected to.


`import` cannot be inside a `try/catch`. It must be at the top of the lexical scope. http://guide.meteor.com/structure.html#using-require


i check video .video in game master mod .and not blizzard video guide


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Thanks.


Re-enabled in 7a8e47d376a14f9b9d21cfa14f0c8555333b00ed


other issue is from this spell. i check wowhead
"Its Paralytic Toxin will quickly immobilize and stun the tank and whoever else is nearby"
tank and nearby
but now cast to all raid members and nearby players [ cast healer far away from tank]
if this problem is true .i create issue


See https://github.com/losalamos/flecsi/commit/420e1be8846196324f6f6dd56d7277e6a714053d#commitcomment-17742149


implemented new method in BR то не сонар))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))


Mist. So war das nicht gedacht. Sorry!


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A update


Toll, hier hat's geklappt...


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RJ-MCMC example2


✅ Approved


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Da ich aber die Korrektur eh fraglich finde, und Du vielleicht auch noch irgendwas committen willst, halte ich jetzt lieber erstmal die Füße still... :/


Goed gedaan jonge


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Verflixt. Dann nehm ich die Entschuldigung im anderen Thread wieder zurück und füge sie hier ein :)


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Reden wir irgendwie aneinander vorbei? Dein Merge hat doch funktioniert? Meine änderungen wurden alle drei korregt gemerged...

Wenn du den "merge" commit vermeiden willst, kannst du übrigens deine eigenen commit "rebasen".

Verwende einfach `git pull --rebase`, dann werden deine commits neu geschrieben, sodass es hinterher aussieht, als hättest du diese auf die bereits geänderte Version angewandt.


very good question.  it is not uncommon for things to break when upgrading ruby, even for a minor version update so i like to make sure the code is tested so there are no surprises before accomodating a new version.  if you open an issue for a particular new version of ruby, i can test the software with it and update the Gem manifest but i'm reluctant to specify a catch-all for untested future versions.


There is only one path.


Woohoo!


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I see. That make sense. I am restructuring many things to get rid of as
many as cell arrays and placing them with regular matrices. I will
incorporate your comments about the design and upload on github.

Thanks

On Fri, Jun 10, 2016 at 4:45 PM, Jed Brown <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Have you ever seen a library that you interact with by *copying* a mass of
> code into your project and then modifying/commenting to suit your
> interests? If so, it was a very bad library. You might copy a template, but
> your code is your own. I.e., different users must be able to write their
> own implementations of `get_userf` (or whatever you want to call it). You
> can distribute some examples with your library and users write their own.
> They'll pass their function in as an argument to a higher level interface.
>
> Arash Mehraban <notifications@github.com> writes:
>
> > I believe the naming convention has thrown me off a little bit then. I
> was
> > under the impression that get_userf is available to the user and that is
> > where the user can change forcing functions, RHS, etc. (Think of a GUI
> > where the user inputs stuff) I guess that shows why I thought
> > comment/uncomment-ing of certain parts of the implementation was OK,
> which
> > was bothering me for a long time until today that it got addressed.
> >
> > Now, if I understood your question correctly, my answer would be, even
> > though the name get_userf may give the false impression that the user
> gets
> > to modify this function by having physical access to it, the modification
> > does not happen manually by letting the user have access to the code in
> > get_userf. So the only other alternative is to let the user to overwrite
> > what is in get_userf by passing, f0, f1, f00, f01, f10, f11 and g1, g2,
> > etc in perhaps an object format from where the user runs the problem.
> Would
> > that be the correct design?
> >
> > On Fri, Jun 10, 2016 at 4:08 PM, Jed Brown <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
> >
> >> To answer this question, ask yourself: how would a user that can call
> your
> >> code (but does not get to modify it) define an operator that you haven't
> >> pre-programmed?
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This yields a broken find() method, because the vector isn't sorted by id.  It has already been removed once, in commit 7fe3eff5a28113bbf880a607bba2050bfd67c4a9


Der Dialog hier laggt etwas :)

Das mit dem rebase hatte ich schon mal irgendwann ausprobiert, und fand's ganz cool. Dann hab ich allerdings irgendwo gelesen, dass man das lieber nicht machen sollte.... nächstes Mal dann. Danke!


Ah, finally; something that explains why manager orders have ids now.


Ein Rebase verschleiert halt wann genau du deine Commits ursprünglich erstellt hattest, d.h. die Zeitlinie der Commits zueinander wird verfälscht.

Für manche Projekte mag das ein Problem sein, für uns ist das denke ich herzlich egal, und es erhöht die Übersichtlichkeit enorm. War aber nur ein Vorschlag, solange das Endergebnis gleich aussieht ist es schlussendlich egal ob du Merge oder Rebase verwendest.

Bzgl. der Änderungen: Sind wir uns jetzt einig, dass das so passt (d.h. "Gruppe betreten" richtig ist)? So viele Kommentare sind manchmal echt verwirrend. :wink:


It is concerning that the trend was so much different when you started with the different bounds.

Looking at the spsa implementation, I believe I see the issue: boundary conditions are not treated symmetrically, meaning a sequence of games which otherwise produce no change in parameters (e.g., 1-0 then 0-1) will introduce a change at the boundaries.

I'll try to find the time to send a patch to gary.


The concat function replaces the entire history parameter thus deleting the reference. Changed to push so I keep the reference in history.


Just one thing I learned recently: FreeBSD has a function called strlcpy() that works like strncpyz().


sum/product flipped?


Ich glaube das ist sogar ein Fehler im Quell-String:

```
E:\Temp\Inkscape\inkscape\trunk_64\inkscape>inkscape.com --export-pdf=E:\test --export-pdf-version="PDF 1.4" E:\Zeichnung.svg

** (inkscape.exe:8608): WARNING **: Desired PDF export version "PDF 1.4" not supported! Hint: input one of the versions found in the pdf export dialog e.g. "1.4".

E:\Temp\Inkscape\inkscape\trunk_64\inkscape>inkscape.com --export-pdf=E:\test --export-pdf-version="1.4" E:\Zeichnung.svg

E:\Temp\Inkscape\inkscape\trunk_64\inkscape>inkscape.com --export-pdf=E:\test --export-pdf-version=1.4 E:\Zeichnung.svg
```


DevTools hash needs to be updated.


Usar matriz arg


Ja! :-D


do you still work on it? or did you just made it 1.3.1 compatible?
the new statues dont work corectly with the update in ac :/


@KiberInfinity кажетс эти убогие диалоги в новой версии пофиксили, если я не сплю. ура!


Sieht ganz so aus... In der man page ist es wenigstens richtig.


TeamCity ReOpenLDAP :: ps-stable [Build 124](https://binbug.bigbrother-matrix.ru/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=2420&buildTypeId=ReOpenLDAP_PsStable&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed Build time: 00:30:41


Rebased it to be on top of [this](https://github.com/phenotips/phenotips/pull/2038) PR, thought it will be better.


`extends Log[Unit]`? Likewise for `KVS` and `File` below.


perhaps distinguish between the `File` DSL and `java.io.File`


Hello Pavel,

Thank you. I appreciate it.

BR


I thought the trend reversal was strange as well.  Thanks for looking into it!  Do you believe my results will be useless?  If so should I A) run a few more games w/ symmetrical bounds or B) wait for your patch?


I would agree, I kind of threw this together in a couple of hours. I am no spec writer haha. Ultimately my goal here is just to initially propose an idea and if everything looks good, then we can get this closer to something like a spec.


Yeah I will go add those.


Hello Pavel,

> One clarification regarding Undo.
> The undo list will be cleared on Compare / Clear Compare only for the file that has alignment blank lines inserted.

From https://github.com/pnedev/compare-plugin/issues/64#issuecomment-225158138.

Thank you for your work and for the explanation.

Are you still "pissed off"? :)
IOW: do you plan to try and further improve it in the future?

BR


Yeah I am ok either going timestamp or in-memory representation. A decision just needs to be made.


Sind zwei unterschiedliche Menüs, Einheitlichkeit wäre mir also gar nicht sooo wichtig.

"Stil übertragen" ist gut weil man das aus anderen Programmen kennt
"Pfadeffekt übertragen" klingt hingegen irgendwie falsch (ich hätte wohl "einfügen" belassen)

Wenn du auf Einheitlichkeit bestehst, würde ich wohl auch "Stil einfügen" schreiben (denn dann weiß man, dass die Funktion aus der Zwischenablage einfügt und nicht in die Zwischenablage überträgt...)


@ratasxy  El entorno docker ya esta correcto pero sigue habiendo errores en el codigo, te adjunto el mensaje de error:

web_1        | :nodeSetup FAILED
web_1        |
web_1        | FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
web_1        |
web_1        | * What went wrong:
web_1        | Execution failed for task ':nodeSetup'.
web_1        | > Could not resolve all dependencies for configuration 'detachedConfiguration37'.
web_1        |    > Could not resolve org.nodejs:node:5.11.0.
web_1        |      Required by:
web_1        |          :app:unspecified
web_1        |       > Could not resolve org.nodejs:node:5.11.0.
web_1        |          > Could not get resource 'https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/nodejs/node/5.11.0/node-5.11.0.pom'.
web_1        |             > Could not GET 'https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/nodejs/node/5.11.0/node-5.11.0.pom'.
web_1        |                > repo1.maven.org: unknown error
web_1        |       > Could not resolve org.nodejs:node:5.11.0.
web_1        |          > Could not get resource 'https://nodejs.org/dist/v5.11.0/ivy.xml'.
web_1        |             > Could not GET 'https://nodejs.org/dist/v5.11.0/ivy.xml'.
web_1        |                > nodejs.org: unknown error
web_1        |
web_1        | * Try:
web_1        | Run with --stacktrace option to get the stack trace. Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output.
web_1        |
web_1        | BUILD FAILED
web_1        |
web_1        | Total time: 13 mins 51.334 secs
web_1        | :compileJava UP-TO-DATE
web_1        | :nodeSetup FAILED
web_1        |
web_1        | FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
web_1        |
web_1        | * What went wrong:
web_1        | Execution failed for task ':nodeSetup'.
web_1        | > Could not resolve all dependencies for configuration 'detachedConfiguration37'.
web_1        |    > Could not resolve org.nodejs:node:5.11.0.
web_1        |      Required by:
web_1        |          :app:unspecified
web_1        |       > Could not resolve org.nodejs:node:5.11.0.
web_1        |          > Could not get resource 'https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/nodejs/node/5.11.0/node-5.11.0.pom'.
web_1        |             > Could not GET 'https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/nodejs/node/5.11.0/node-5.11.0.pom'.
web_1        |                > repo1.maven.org: unknown error
web_1        |       > Could not resolve org.nodejs:node:5.11.0.
web_1        |          > Could not get resource 'https://nodejs.org/dist/v5.11.0/ivy.xml'.
web_1        |             > Could not GET 'https://nodejs.org/dist/v5.11.0/ivy.xml'.
web_1        |                > nodejs.org: unknown error
web_1        |
web_1        | * Try:
web_1        | Run with --stacktrace option to get the stack trace. Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output.
web_1        |
web_1        | BUILD FAILED
web_1        |
web_1        | Total time: 24.941 secs
web_1        | Installing packages
web_1        | :clean
web_1        | Note: /app/src/main/java/ucsp/is2/rest/TestController.java uses unchecked or unsafe operations.
web_1        | Note: Recompile with -Xlint:unchecked for details.
web_1        | :compileJava
web_1        | :nodeSetup FAILED
web_1        |
web_1        | FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
web_1        |
web_1        | * What went wrong:
web_1        | Execution failed for task ':nodeSetup'.
web_1        | > Could not resolve all dependencies for configuration 'detachedConfiguration37'.
web_1        |    > Could not resolve org.nodejs:node:5.11.0.
web_1        |      Required by:
web_1        |          :app:unspecified
web_1        |       > Could not resolve org.nodejs:node:5.11.0.
web_1        |          > Could not get resource 'https://nodejs.org/dist/v5.11.0/ivy.xml'.
web_1        |             > Could not GET 'https://nodejs.org/dist/v5.11.0/ivy.xml'.
web_1        |                > nodejs.org: unknown error
web_1        |
web_1        | * Try:
web_1        | Run with --stacktrace option to get the stack trace. Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output.
web_1        |
web_1        | BUILD FAILED


I just mean all the `Frame`s below the `Frame` passed in (Children, Grandchildren, etc...)


What's the plan for `qtquick1` btw?


:palm_tree: still need to look up...


The joint history should be `[A0, B0, A1, B1]` with the active entry at `B1`, if `A1` tries to navigate forward, nothing will happen because the active entry in the joint session history is B1 which is the last entry, therefore you cannot navigate forward.


sigur ramai fara pene


Hi @kewde, thanks for the concern.

```MYOB/6.66 (AN/ON)``` is the [default user-agent](https://github.com/i2p/i2p.i2p/blob/696c2152b3ccab65d2d5214d5f9d67f854c3416b/apps/i2ptunnel/java/src/net/i2p/i2ptunnel/I2PTunnelHTTPClient.java#L997) for java I2P's HTTP client tunnel, so our current user-agent is not unique to Kovri.  Every eepsite visited with a vanilla java I2P instance (that's most of the routers out there) will send this user-agent.

Also, cycling user-agents would most likely do more harm than good as it aids in fingerprinting (this is well-researched, see Tor Browser Bundle).


See https://github.com/ConnorGBrewster/ServoNavigation/commit/6b99d49cb5951cd314a983db902efc8901061343?diff=unified#diff-0730bb7c2e8f9ea2438b52e419dd86c9R136.

See above about ordering.


Sollte einheitlich mit " "Raise to next layer" sein. (entweder verschieben oder absenken/anheben).
Habe keine persönliche Präferenz.


Nee, dann ändere ich lieber das mit dem Pfadeffekt zurück.


Yes, although I don't like calling it that in the `Contsellation` since that terminology isn't used there.


Would've been kind of nice if you had held off on doing this until after all of the current Core reworks for reinforcement/attack phase were finished. This isn't high priority stuff at all, but it's going to cause me all kinds of headaches with merge conflicts on my WIP branches.


Ist mir eben auch gerade aufgefallen. Danke!


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opensmile compilation


I believe no matter what, they will need to have at least 1 differing step because the picked entry will differ depending on the direction you are jumping to.


first committ


@asajeffrey Yeah I would like to add to the experimental section, I think it would be useful to have a spot where each browser's navigation behaviors are documented.


Klar, danke!


So this sentence is rather confusing, sum vs. product.


Why not just let the `KeyError` from doing `section['map']` just bubble up and be caught?


Hence, deleting the first menuItem2 not only leaves Urban with a single veggie burger, but also decrements all subsequent menu item ids by 1, including Urban's other veggie burger. The result of this deletion is that Urban has a single veggie burger of id 8.


So is it `|&|` or `:&:`? I suppose the latter.


nice to know! We will port it at some time so we could use the native one when available.


That makes perfect sense to me, but I kind of just guessed at what @mitsuhiko wanted :) I can just revert and we can leave a comment.


Einfach "(DPI)"?


This is a really "local" way to do these calculations. I would do them as:

```
g.V().project("v","degree").by().by(bothE().count())
```

Why do it like this? Because you get a stream, not a single reduced map and thus, you can, in a distributed manner, do an order limit which is typically what you would do in this situation.

```
g.V().project("v","degree")
    .by()
    .by(bothE().count())
 .order().by(select("degree"), decr).limit(10)
```


@p0psicles @labrys you cant do that. parameter name is `delete_on`

or change all or don't change at all. keep consistence please

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2620870/15981538/51bf82da-2f4d-11e6-850e-e8e0804f3490.png)


Tive que forçar o commit pois tava dando erro de merge no meu repositório.


What do you think about finding a way in the future to get rid of the jQuery dep. completely?


I found out today that this aspect ratio calculation is actually completely unnecessary, ill leave a more detailed note soon.


Hatte noch überlegt :) Als Einheit schreibt sich das allerdings bei Wikipedia klein. Okay?


Adds option to limit colours to a CGA-style 16 colour palette


Nice! I wasn't sure about exactly this, thank you for the clarification!


The genres problem is fixed, i've found about 10 series that havent had genres and they've been absolute shit shows, everytime I manage to fix one and force the data to update on trakt, another one pops up, so it's obviously getting littered with bad shows, I dunno if trakt has broke something and its not working properly or people are just into bad shows atm.


¡Muy bueno!


NICE


This doesn't seem to have worked well. All I seem to have gotten is the README.


磯野にやらせればいい？


ええ!僕がやるんですか～?


im working on it, you wont like it :-)  let's chat tomorrow


@DjalmaPessoa sorry it should work now


a


develop (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2385 of 2434 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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npnp! Thanks for the awesome work 🙂


Very good points you raise. For this package in particular, I'll just be using git as a mirror of the tarball releases - a simple way to automatically generate RPMs from the tarball... In a sense, that would be an "authoring" task (though not, of course, in the sense of writing the code!) I believe I saw somewhere that there's some talk of fedora's COPR being able to automatically build directly from CPAN in the future. That would, of course, be ideal...


fast-forwarding 2.0 to borshop-integration-650-feature-jv-new_cuttlefish_elements_commented = 43234fca


いちらんでーーーす！！


develop (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2366 of 2434 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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The problem was in the Destination directory of the FileOutputStream.


qwindows (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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simulate the last small ball.


@kbenne this just get's the tests to build, no idea if the tests are still valid

I do think we want to consider if/how we would embed the RubyInterpretter and all it's goodies into another application besides the CLI.  I know, there are no other applications besides the CLI, but if you wanted to do this it would be much easier if some of the code was factored out of CLI main.cpp


/cc @jcredding


Thanks! Didn't notice it wasn't on there


I've found PCG Random which is fast library for generating uniform numbers using  LCGs. I'm simultaeneously working on a ruby port of this (https://github.com/vaibhav-y/pcg-random), with an aim to outperform `Kernel::Random`. If I get better performance with this I think this change should be able to stay.

Otherwise I will roll back to `@generator = Random.new(seed)`. But you are right, currently there is no functional difference between the two and it just serves as fluff. Will make an update once I finish tests for Laplace RNG


A note on  CA/CE, The spirit of vireo as at lowered language would point to prims that have specific functionality tied with specific names. Perhaps with a suffix. It's and areas where vireo does support polymorphism over types, but less so over function semantics,  LV does some of both. There are definitely areas where the old single prim names bled through this is one of them. Ethan might have a thought on this as well.


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

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inspection


will this never have a bottle?


The test code was also wrong in the exact same way...

![Nailed it.](https://media.giphy.com/media/8VrtCswiLDNnO/giphy.gif)


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

// input function
void Input (float &x, float &y);

float a=1.0, b=1.0, result;
char operation;


come on over to slack and we can hash this out.


It appears the system volume UI was taking focus away from the app, and therefore requiring the user to tap the app to have it regain focus, making it look like the app was ignoring every other stroke when changing volume


So this would be the correct way to require it?

`var pastec = require('pastecapi') ( ["https://api.pastec.io/indexes/<index-id>"], [auth-key] );`

I can't seem to find the mistake I'm making.


Thx for the feedback, but please file these as issues https://github.com/ForensicArtifacts/artifacts/issues/171 instead of commenting on closed PRs. Since these comments will get lost easily.


When passing a "/" in the public_id, I receive signature errors. Cloudinary.pm url_escapes the slash in the id before signing; however, the Cloudinary api may calculate the signature based on the unescaped slash, thereby resulting in unmatched signatures. The [Public ID docs](http://cloudinary.com/documentation/upload_images#public_id_the_image_identifier) do require a URL-safe string, but also allow for slashes to separate elements (simulate directories). The patch is to allow for a slash "/" to be allowed into the safe character set.


No tests failed at this but checked and now I know why. Added corrected version to the encoder. Will add the test cases shortly


cool! @izgzhen but i don't think we can say `v1 ~ v2` here, cause this implicitly means that there is a type level equality with v1 and v2, but actually v1 and v2 can be different.


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Doesn't it should be called "macOS" it? @parkr @envygeeks


m


/cc @jcredding


> there's some talk of fedora's COPR being able to automatically build directly from CPAN in the future

My experience there is that is a rather tortured process, and there's a lot of things that will go "wrong" when automated, regardless of what you do, mostly, because upstream CPAN is not consistent enough to package in a vendor suitable way automatically.

You can get a low-quality "mostly works" automation that gets about 90% of the way IME, but you need some intelligence to review the "mostly works" generation and the upstream source and manually eliminate/supplement the build.

For instance, when upstream has a conditional codepath that takes the wrong direction for vendor code, and subsequently indicates the wrong dependencies, taking that "wrong" result verbatim is more harm than good.

A good example of this is conflation of testing/build/configure dependencies with runtime dependencies, or the conflating of test dependencies with build dependenices ( which all of these happen for historical reasons ), or over-specification or under-specification of dependencies.

And there's of course the fun situation where vendor versioning schemes don't match perl's *2* different and conflicting versioning schemes, which require some normalization in order to be consistent .... and when you sort that problem out, you have cases where perl people upload stuff in contradiction of perl's own versioning schemes, releasing versions logically older than previous ones while intending to be logically newer ....

These are all annoying problems that just can't be made go away on their own via automation IME, and at least some of these will result in resistance from upstream some of the time.

So I've just admitted defeat, and resolved to automate as much as possible, and then review the result.


I think the building order has nothing to do with gcc. Instead, it might be the new cmake that causes this, but I also don't know why this happens...


Whoops, also [broke the build](https://travis-ci.org/OpenTrons/labware/jobs/136599076).


Changed the line height vertical centering option with one that positions the elements instead within a containing position div. Had to modify the js that creates and populates the elements as well.


You're right i don't like it, but I can tell that this is exactly what needs to be done given your linker errors. We can factor this stuff out to make it a little more presentable. My question is if this is a valid use case or not. What exactly is OS Measure doing with ruby that can't be taken over by WFG. Throwing the static ruby environment into any old executable target isn't exactly high on my list of things I'd like to encourage.


Nice 👍


aa


@izgzhen but i don't think we can say `v1 ~ v2` here, cause this implicitly means that there is a type level equality with v1 and v2, but actually v1 and v2 can be different.


It could go any way as they've used both, the latest was "macOS" the last time it was spotted it was "MacOS", I think we should stick with "MacOS" until it's fully confirmed (even if it was pretty much slipped and confirmed. as at least going to be one of those two versions.)


Wow. What a large commit.


There was also edits from updating `fd_stats` functions rolled-in here.


and the magic number quite confused me, can it be any other Integer except 1?


these magic values defined use Z3Reserved just work like placeholders right?


Was playing around with passing options in Excel to generate more sophisticated protocols, but that feature is a long way off.


@surma @paullewis could this use `<template>`? It's shipping in all modern browsers :D


Thanks, it works properly.


Calling the unused variable `_unused_channel` gives useful information, about why the variable is unused.  This is why I put it there.


I agree that it was definitely a good change for the list of conversations, but I am not a fan of how it looks inside a conversation. May have to put in separate date formats for the two scenarios.


> For this package in particular, I'll just be using git as a mirror of the
tarball releases - a simple way to automatically generate RPMs from the
tarball

I would strongly urge you to do this for all releases. Certainly in the
case of things using Dist::Zilla, but also the case for other packaging
tools, what you see in the author's git repository *is not at all the same
thing as what gets released*. Both code and documentation is added to the
final release that you simply won't see in the git repository at all.

It's too bad gitpan is no longer functional, because you could definitely
merge against *that* set of repositories as a common set of git changes
that reflect what was released to CPAN.

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@alexstanro

I'd like to propose to remove `tran_lowest_act_mvccid` and rewrite the logic as follows. Variables of similar names does not help us to easily read codes.

```C
  for (i = 0; i < NUM_TOTAL_TRAN_INDICES; i++)
    {
      if (MVCCID_IS_NORMAL (transaction_lowest_active_mvccids[i])
          && MVCC_ID_PRECEDES (transaction_lowest_active_mvccids[i], lowest_active_mvccid))
        {
          lowest_active_mvccid = transaction_lowest_active_mvccids[i];
        }
      else if (transaction_lowest_active_mvccids[i] == MVCCID_ALL_VISIBLE)
        {
          waiting_mvccids_pos[waiting_mvccids_length++] = i;
        }
    }
```


If the search button is clicked, it evaluates both <select>'s values to see if they are true to the set parameters in the function in order to display the selected logos in color. This however only works for the first logo that's been assigned with id's. So far, I've only created id's for two table cells.


@alexstanro
please add before return.
```C
  free (transaction_lowest_active_mvccids);
```


@alexstanro

I'd like to rewrite the codes as follows:
```C
  while (waiting_mvccids_length > 0)
    {
      /* It happens rare. In such cases we have to wait the snapshot thread to set transaction_lowest_active_mvccids. */
      retry_cnt++;

#if defined(SERVER_MODE)
      if (retry_cnt % 20 == 0)
        {
          thread_sleep (10);
        }
#endif

      for (i = waiting_mvccids_length - 1; i >= 0; i--)
        {
          pos = waiting_mvccids_pos[i];
          transaction_lowest_active_mvccids[pos] =
            ATOMIC_INC_64 (&mvcc_table->transaction_lowest_active_mvccids[pos], 0LL);

          if (transaction_lowest_active_mvccids[pos] == MVCCID_ALL_VISIBLE)
            {
              /* Not set yet, need to wait more. */
              continue;
            }

          if (MVCCID_IS_NORMAL (transaction_lowest_active_mvccids[pos])
              && MVCC_ID_PRECEDES (transaction_lowest_active_mvccids[pos], lowest_active_mvccid))
            {
              /* Update lowest active MVCCID. */
              lowest_active_mvccid = transaction_lowest_active_mvccids[pos];
            }

          /* Remove current element from waiting array. */
          num_elems_behind = (waiting_mvccids_length - 1) - i;
          if (0 < num_elems_behind)
            {
              memmove (&waiting_mvcc_ids_pos[i], &waiting_mvcc_ids_pos[i + 1], num_elems_behind * sizeof (int));
            }
          waiting_mvccids_length--;
        }
    }
```


@alexstanro

I'd like to suggest changing the definitions as follows:
```C
  size_t size;
  int i, num_elems_behind, waiting_mvccids_length;
  MVCCID *transaction_lowest_active_mvccids = NULL;
  MVCCID local_transaction_lowest_active_mvccid[MVCC_OLDEST_ACTIVE_BUFFER_LENGTH];
  int *waiting_mvccids_pos = NULL, pos;
  int local_waiting_mvccids_pos[MVCC_OLDEST_ACTIVE_BUFFER_LENGTH];
```


Very good!


`_` is the python way here

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And line continuations with `\` are never ok.

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120391243_reporting_measure_template (DavidGoldwasser) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (2141 of 2419 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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dd


；）yes, you are right. That depends on who do the type checking and when the checking is performed


test comment


Not here. We define 1 as existing in the Set instance of Encoded in Z3.Class. But this is a implicit requirement; which is bad, so I XXX here


Right


uhoh, this won't work because the substr() function gets the wrong length..


If not do it manually, Z3 will select the last asserted v as default, which is bad


I use `_unused...` all the time.  `\` is never ok?  Who's saying that?
I guess you have *personal* preferences on certain styling issues.


Executing the daily benchmark build, I will reply here when finished:

@nanosoldier `runbenchmarks(ALL, isdaily = true)`


:smile:
https://translate.google.com/#sk/en/TU%20JE%20CESTA
I have definitely slipped similar messages inside commits many times! :D


> It's too bad gitpan is no longer functional

There's also Git::CPAN::Patch, alas, I haven't worked out how to disable its "probe for upstream repo in metadata and clone from that" mechanics when I don't want that.


the past tense of "reset" is also "reset", not "reseted" (yes, English is weird!)


You may improve the doc if you see fit :)


Unused variables other than `_` will generally be linter warnings/errors.

Most company python style guides excoriate use of `\` line continuation.

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Waiting for the fix for sql error before pressing ahead on this.


CBECC-8-5 (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2358 of 2420 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Cool! Can we merge the functionalities and just have a single function that takes either a file location or URL? Maybe as separate optional (exclusive) arguments to save guessing.

Your URL-detecting regex probably works better than mine; mine missed at least one (still not sure why).

I'll add new issues for proposed features so we're on the same page for forward planning.


I care about readability, and calling the variable `_unused_...` is something I have seem other people do before, and I have adopted it as a useful naming convention.

Looking at the Python standard library, I see `\` for line continuations all over the place.


CBECC-8-5 (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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CBECC-8-5 (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2375 of 2420 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I actually have an idea to work around this. We will wrap every t as a `Maybe t` and default to `Nothing` when it is used as value of a map.


qwindows (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Build Failed

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qwindows (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I'm using a vertical center class to center all the products rows.


After looking deeper than the docs:
```
git-cpan clone Some::Dist --norepository  --check=0
```
Will clone a CPAN History (With attempted author attribution)


I would write this as:

if os.path.exists(contig_alignment_dir):


Anime Added:
Akira
Ao Haru Ride
Berserk
Black Lagoon: The Second Barrage
Blood+
Blood Lad
Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai Next
Darker than Black: Ryuusei no Gemini
Dragon Ball GT
Gangsta.
Gate: Jieitai Kanochi nite, Kaku Tatakaeri
Ghost in the Shell
Gosick
Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Kai
Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou
Inu x Boku SS
Kaze no Stigma
Kiss x Sis (TV)
Kuroko no Basket 2nd Season
Magi: The Kingdom of Magi
Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo?
Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion
Overlord
Pandora Hearts
Rosario to Vampire Capu2
Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Kenkaku Romantan
Sankarea
Serial Experiments Lain
Strike the Blood
Sukitte Ii na yo
Summer Wars
Toaru Kagaku no Railgun
Vampire Knight Guilty
Zero no Tsukaima: Princesses no Rondo


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

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fixes #6


@aldenml
running this test locally, it asserts because the dht_storage doesn't have any node IDs. and as far as I can tell, it's the dht_tracker object that calls update_node_ids() on the storage (and this test only has the storage and the node, so the test would need to update the node IDs). How come this works on travis and appveyor?


I see what you did you there :+1:


No one is running `macOS` yet though; the only released versions of the Mac operating system we support are "Mac OS X 10.{9,10,11}" so this is a premature change in my opinion.


cp_webcommands but the table below is cp_commands


@sculove
I hava a question. Why needs this logic before?


urob to takto, stiahni to odtialto ako zip a ten zip si potom umiestni napr niekde na osmc/kodi. potom chod v osmc/kodi do systemu->nastavenia->nastavenia doplnkov->instalovat doplnok zo zipu. tam sa doklikas ku svojmu zipu a das OK. Mozno si predtym budes musiet pridat tu cestu, kde mas ulozeny zip ;)


The problem with this change is that now passing the configuration on the command line is no longer possible. The program simply crashes, expecting the configuration to be present in etcd.

Could you please revert back the change? It breaks the DNS services of all the production servers running Kubernetes out there, which rely on command line flags to be passed in the configuration.


Работает вроде как положено!
Код читаемы и понятный

Теперь смотрю детали :)


а что если будет несколько калькуляторов на странице?


oi g hard core hehhehe


А я даже и не понял в начале что можно перетаскивать
Здорово!


вот тут я бы читал из data- аттрибута а не из текста


нет смысла в отдельной переменной
всего на 2 символа больше
и никаких вычяислений


haha anyway theres an issue with the -(void) didReplay part. is it supposed to return something after the if? and if not shouldn't it have a semicolon at the end?


Indeed, it was fixed with
https://github.com/Nyr/openvpn-install/commit/aa5c024b8ec7909118743fcda7a813f603ca6e61

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> rm -rf pki/reqs/$CLIENT.req rm -rf pki/private/$CLIENT.key rm -rf
> pki/issued/$CLIENT.crt
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@Jurigag Good work as really you did a lot.

Ok so as I understand it now: Perhaps we could just add a protected function to the `Phalcon\Validation\Validator` class to set a flag that would inform other code that it is a "combined fields validator".  Then this approach could be used for another as yet unthought of validator (as always happens) to specify this and also to prevent this leaky compartmentalisation.  So then `_uniquenessValidatorsCombinedFields` would just become `_validatorsCombinedFields` and would instead check by calling a public method on the validator to see if it is a "field combined validator".  I'm not an expert in the existing code or all that you have written here but do you think that this new concept would work for this and other validators with similar needs?


@deotern Yes, but I can't stop the server to upload the file. Can we just make it disabled by default?


I plan on refactoring this part anyways so that !play auto joins if its not already in the server


Indentation is messed up


буквы появляются :(


difjsfis


The user could see appending cards. therefore, I did deal with visibility:hidden.


`this._display.value = this._result;`
Можно вынести


@giovip referenza interessante probabilmente: http://axidraw.com


для методов можно использовать объект с ключами
```
 '+': function() { this._result += +this._argument; }
...


public void createContact(ContactData contact) - здесь делаем так


fillContactForm(contact, true);