@10VSW01 you are welcome!
In order to do 3 short beeps you have to switch the buzzer on and off three times:

#setting the buzzer volume
t pwm 1 set_level 255

#turning on the buzzer, playing the beep
t pwm 1 enable

#freeze for 1 sec in this state. (the buzzer is on and playing the beep)
sleep 1

#the next command is executed after the above one second wait
#turn off the buzzer, thus stopping the beep sound.
t pwm 1 disable

Now you loop this three times! :)
(Starting from the second command. The first is only used when you need to change the buzzer volume.)

Hope this helps!


missing "to".


... where assigned_partner_id = myself

A portal user don't need to see their current lead/opp


@arco
http://pastebin.com/0WBEVtu2
here is the log of skipping tracks ( BT audio on car )


RE:  05a-python.md
Hello @kpully
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath @julialintern @galvin-mj

---

I see the datetime answers, but there is no code to review.
Good job on the other items.

A link to solutions will be sent out soon.

---

General Comments

**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
a) 937
b) 513
c) 7850

**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


Tested this with TestBlockTriggers and activates properly


Yes - sorry too for not proofing the block. Fixed.
https://github.com/abradle/biopython/commit/bcfa392e31456f26d50fc96bdd144ca31386c371


Ahoj, tobě to funguje pro LU? Jen chci vědět, jestli se ti to chová stejně -- a prozatím bych to neupravoval.

Když zadám URL pro lexém (končící /0), funguje to správně: v levém sloupci jsou lexémy, zvolený je zelený.
Když zadám URL pro LU (končící třeba /4), nestane se nic: v levém sloupci nejsou LU, ale lexémy; všechny černé.

Máš to stejně, že jo? Neexistuje žádná URL pro LU, která by vlevo zajistila zobrazení seznamu LU?


RE:  05a-python.md
Hello @colekev
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath @julialintern @galvin-mj

---

Good job in completing the Python I section!  👍
And great job with the markdown!

A link to solutions will be sent out soon.

---

General Comments

**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
a) 937
b) 513
c) 7850

**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


Yup, magic number bad :)


It looks like in Chrome, creating any prefixed element (e.g. "tei-foo") results in an HTMLElement (not what I'd have expected!) rather than an HTMLUnknownElement. So the check doesn't work. I swapped in a try-catch block instead to avoid breakage if elements get registered multiple times.


@Lef-F , ok... I thought if I set the "sleep" time for "1", Its 1 second right?:
sleep 1

It would do 3 long beeps not 3 quick ones... I will try!
Thanks again.


Awesome!


ddd


This and the following lines are a bit messy admittedly. I'm mostly used to `FlatSpec` and would use a "behavior function" here - I don't have a better idea how to solve it with a `WordSpec`, so suggestions are welcome.


php bin/console fos:user:promote user1 ROLE_SUPER_ADMIN


You should be able to specify a decimal number in sleep:
`sleep 0.1`
should sleep for 100ms.


RE:  05a-python.md
Hello @loldja
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath @julialintern @galvin-mj

---

Good job in completing the Python I section!  👍
And great job with the markdown!  Good job also with the linear_merge function.

A link to solutions will be sent out soon.

---

General Comments

**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
a) 937
b) 513
c) 7850

**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


Changed the static constants to normal constants and shifted the validateXpathAndSchema() using these constants to the XMLParser class directly.

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No, it must be a CMake variable:

    cmake ... -DBUILD_TESTING=OFF ...

BTW I was going to make a pull request, but I have yet to test whether the examples and tests build fine with the changes.


Separate version specs are combined with and `and` logical relationship. There's really no way to specify an `or` relationship with separate VersionSpecs.


Ah, I see! But we are not testing the `0` here, that doesn't work and it's not supposed to. We are testing assignment/construction from a null function pointer.


Thanks, let me know if this is not working


A few initial (minor) comments, appreciate this is WIP :)

- Should we use an enum for Angular version?
- Does moving the reset after tests, move the problem of the extra browser pop-up/close after test rather than before?
  - I should have documented it but I removed the browser reset boolean to simplify the code and to try to allow a `BeforeClass` setup method, the annoying side-effect is that extra browser open/close if you don't have a setup - was hoping to think of an elegant way around at some point - might just have to be the user has to reset the browser themselves if they use a `BeforeClass` or `BeforeMethod`. I think the current reset `AfterMethod` would mean any `BeforeClass` or `BeforeMethod` would still be there in the browser when the first test in a given class starts.
- Naming: `JavascriptWait` -> `AngularWait` as it seems Angular specific?


Why not `return false unless rank.is_a?(Rank)`?


Yes. Anyone with custom scripts knows how to adjust a capital letter.


Ça m'étonnerait que ça marche tel quel.
`publicIP` n'est ni déclarée dans le fichier, ni affectée.


Understand I'm not trying to be a spoilsport here! It's certainly a good point about using a pipe in a regex; that's certainly a common use case. I would say that the ideal thing would be for us to come up with a clean way to parse this, treating '^' and '$' like parentheses. But if we can't, well, I would still support this PR as is.


If you confirm it, we could probably skip the test unless it's trivial because the whole class is likely to be removed in Django 1.11 (https://github.com/django/django/pull/6498).


Looks like I'm going to have to change dunning action


My example could be handled with `^1.2|1.2.*|1.1.*-g1234abcd$`


@carledriss please review this last commit, thaks for your time.


@ruslo: I'm not sure actually.  I see this in the code:

```
#define CLIPPER_VERSION "6.2.6"
```

I'm sure I got version 22 from somewhere.   Maybe I mixed it up with another package.


Remove dead code


Thats all I needed to be sure of, thanks! :+1: :smile:


I can't flash this with the USB BIOS Flashback button.. I get to flashes, then nothing.
The regular P8Z77-V Deluxe bios here flashes OK, the ADVANCED not..
I even checked with EZ Flash 2 from BIOS: that says "The file format is not correct. Ensure that the filename extension is .CAP."
The regular just gives the usual verification failure.. Is there something wrong with the file? It's smaller as the others as well.


plz tell me the initial commands to start the kernel build.
i used this
make VARIANT_DEFCONFIG=cyanogenmod_s3ve3g_defconfig SELINUX_DEFCONFIG=selinux_defconfig

but when i run make it give error of config not found


It feels like it would be better to add XCode and MSVS files to `.gitignore` and make sure it is easy to generate projects using CMake (that's what it's designed for, after all!)


Ok, will test it now on wallabe1


Jo - mám to stejně - když je v url /4, tak se to snaží vybarvit LU, ale v seznamu je při obnovení stránky seznam lexémů, takže to LU nenajde - můžu to opravit, to není problém.


@rlorenzo. Thanks for the feedback. Yes, I need to do a lot of refactoring. I pushed this code for the sake of last Wednesday's meeting.


FixWindDirectionInterpolation (JasonGlazer) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2216 of 2217 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 2 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.

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@rostag - I cannot recall why TS1.9 is needed. Do you know what features specifically require that version of the compiler ?


Love the picture for "Routing ... revisited". Perfect!


Any reason for the codestyle change for the case statements? Other than that, LGTM


No issue at all, everything to improve the system.


Dead code or just incomplete


Given these are one-shot objects, shouldn't they just be called AssetCacheFileReceiver/Sender?


Spelling is incorrect for parameter, $ConfigurationFile . Amend before Pull Request.


This is an un-tested proof of concept (idea demonstration)


Either dead or incomplete


How will be error helper displayed?


You have to change the "isAndroidBrowser" to "isBadAndroid".


Thanks @kakulukia. I think you can also drop `import re` now.


Do we need that?


Pushing and popping both affect the end of the vector (ie standard stack behavior) wouldn't the expected behavior here be to process as a queue?


Event handler naming is inconsistent


For #1


When building on my machine, i got the following error: ua_types_encoding_binary.c:265: error: declaration of 'exp' shadows a global declaration
powerpc-linux-gnu/libc/usr/include/bits/mathcalls.h:101: error: shadowed declaration is here
Fix this by renaming the variable.


The guard_locker needs a well defined scope where they live. As I changed in the first switch style, I also modified the second.


Definitely some kind of indication that the upload failed.


Not as long as the client knows about the failure


I like the clean changes here. Does it work well with platformer, and our examples? I'll check it out with snowball, though i do have a lot of my own custom draw calls with sprite as well. https://github.com/agmcleod/snowballeffect/blob/master/js/environment_objects/fire.js#L40. I mainly use animation sheet to still handle the frame changes.


HAHA nice!


why WRITE instead of DEBUG here?


Analysis works for num_x = 2, but not any other num_x


null is the same as not having a key, so why have it at all?


@jernejovc thanks... That helped!
I now not much about program this, but I'm very interested in learning, so I've learn one thing here and there.
What I'm trying to do is to play a little with XIMODE, https://dashcamtalk.com/forum/threads/ximode-2-1-video-photo-modes-for-xiaomi-yi-auto-normal-night-yitune-supyiview.19065/page-5#post-255785

I'm trying to make it starts quicker, right now it is taking 12 secs to power on the Xiaomi YI in the Auto Mode.

Thanks again for all the light guys!


Also, if you want a list of things to try, maybe make it a list instead?


Hi David,

I suspect that in removing a_dust you have introduced a bug into the drag force calculation because the dust forces are calculated in an operator split, semi-implicit way that makes use of the non-drag accelerations. This _should_ only affect the DustFull algorithm - the DustTestParticle algorithm should be fine.

I commend your attempt to reduce the size of the particle structure, so I think the best way to fix this is to use a temporary array to store drag accelerations and add them back after _all_ of the drag forces have been computed. This obviously includes any components calculated for particles imported by MPI, although I _think_ this will be handled correctly already (but obviously the tests need to be done with and without MPI).

Rich


Thanks for the hints! Cleaned up in https://github.com/funkey/nyroglancer/commit/aaec3111c3730b43c47a18a4c63702bb318ea2a4.


Please wait, PR #59 contains a lot of changes for Rules API


Nice, I was wondering if you wanted to do that. Makes sense to be consistent across everything.


This already existed, I just changed "hkp" to null to make it emulate the "allStates" better in the actual code.


Furthermore, I notice that you have removed part.dt, which is _essential_ for the dust algorithm.


can you apply code formatting (correct indent) please?


Hope this will not slow down the fasthttp ( we cound any nano :P )


Ich habe nicht das Gefühl, dass die roles/grafana/files/Short.json in dieses Git sollte. Immerhin scheint sie eine Liste aller NodeIDs zu enthalten und damit vermutlich dynamisch erzeugt zu sein, oder?


`basename`


what about ```nodeCount``` instead?


formatting

```nodes.get(0).addNodes( nodes.get(1), nodes.get(2), nodes.get(3) ); ```


Are those the same thing?
https://github.com/mconf/bigbluebutton/commit/086e33965395aa08a99f1bb747c1f9485bbd3a1e
Can we skip this one in mconf branch? Is something missing there?


add "$" into valid_chars and correct argument and variable in for loop


@mmarb could you open a new pull-request?


or is it changed already?


cool- please squash all three commits into one and see if vruusmann accepts your PR :)


The changes to this file cause JS errors in UI testing.  You are unable to use the dashboard UI due to bower errors parsing invalid json.  The bracket at the beginning and the comma + brace at the end need to be removed so that the UI runs while using gulp serve to test changes.


Made most tests in intro.student_test pass. Contributing towards #93.


> I'm sure I got version 22 from somewhere

It came from fork, official release got 19: https://github.com/hunter-packages/polyclipping/blob/dbb42bfcb769d650bac083c8f0b49477462b7b99/cpp/CMakeLists.txt

It was kind of rhetorical question :)


I like how your describing what the code does, but are you referring to the [Mediator coding pattern?](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediator_pattern). If you are, check out the link, it's a pretty specific pattern. If not, just be aware that certain words have a specific meaning to people who know the patterns.


no, its "has been released" surely?


IncrementVersion (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1657 of 1657 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Hi Richard,

Yes, you've jumped the gun slightly since I was just trying this out (in this separate branch) to see if it made any real difference knowing I'd probably broken something and then I was going to e-mail you later to see which of the changes are possible and if any are unworkable  :-)   Even if there's no massive serial or parallel improvement, reducing the memory overhead is always a good thing.

part.dt, part.nstep and part.level are all essentially saying the same information and can be calculated from each other (provided the timestep and level_step variables are known which can be easily passed to the relevant routines).  So I removed part.dt knowing this and will try and see how to remove part.nstep in the near future, replacing them perhaps with some small functions that calculate nstep and dt from part.level, timestep and level_step.  Should be fairly straighforward really.

The a_dust one is more complicated yes (I could guess this when I was commenting them out, but like I said, I was just doing some performance experiments not using the dust).  If there's a simple way to remove this from the particle structure (and indeed with any other variables which are duplicate or simply unneccesary), then it's worth trying to get rid of them!

Cheers,
David


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

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What's the "for tim" folder mean? The rest of the project had a good folder layout.


Just after git reset + git pull :

> # CException
> Application runtime path "/home/sondages.pro/htdocs/limesurvey_GIT/LimeSurvey/application/runtime" is not valid. Please make sure it is a directory writable by the Web server process.


Stejně se to chová i když vybereš vlevo lexém (zezelená, objeví se vpravo) a v něm pak vpravo vybereš LU (lexém vlevo zase zčerná).


Source control captures author information, no need to use comments for this :-)


much nil very scientific meow, makes me jealous and drop the ball meow (dog)


Checking


Attention, les tests sont cassés :
https://travis-ci.org/Inist-CNRS/ezmaster/builds/138365437#L766-L782


Missing `return` or `else:` at this point.  After you exit the session, piu prints 'you can now access your server...'


Thank you!


"has been released" (I don't know if I can do it directly from here...)


I like to avoid using abbreviations, using "location" instead of "loc" to avoid confusion. For instance, some people might see "loc" and thing localization.


So far so good, no regression on any of the examples or the game i'm working on :) as well ir brings some more cohesion with the container and particles objects that are both using a matrix for transform!


Powodzenia z liczeniem chociażby rankingu bez listy graczy :+1:


This change causes issues when piping output to another program. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/492483/setting-the-correct-encoding-when-piping-stdout-in-python.


We definitely should merge them if we're able to. I would link the first one for now since it has an order of magnitude more readers.


Why is this still here?


travis


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A comment here could help people new to the project: "preventing username & password from being published to source control"


Наверное в этом поле уже нет смысла?


models should be mocked in unit test


This is too small since the default is 128MB. Can you reconsider?

/CC @skurtn


I wouldn't do that! You're not using the CM vendor.


W pliku readme:

> Note: I created this language pack mainly to test a Magento 2 translation possibilities, not to maintain Polish translation for the Magento 2."


`StyledElements.OffCanvasLayout` ;-)


Что-то мне подсказывает, что этот тест должен валиться


Try putting just this information into it's own file and call it connect.config.php and reference it from connect.php


i like it


Sure thing, I'll have a look.

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Неплохо было бы сделать какую-то валидацию email',  минимальную


Hi Dominic,

since quite a long time we have the options `--x-grid`/`--y-grid` in the ROOT backend: https://github.com/artus-analysis/Artus/blob/master/HarryPlotter/python/plot_modules/plotroot.py#L107-L110. Maybe you could think of a unification with the options you introduced recently?

Cheers,
Thomas


@xPaw, probably not by is it necessary on line 24 as well?


this is broken. c&p ftw.


TIC H File by Mark Boady


Changing ' run --exe ' => ' run ' made this work great for me.


To be deleted


It's not, as the whole prerelease card appears when it appends the version.


Your `.env` file shouldn't be committed to git. It contains secret values, it's meant only for local development


Could you please merge this set of patches for QCA9984 support as well?
https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/kvalo/ath.git/commit/?id=8f09588b2cdc2dfb6e6076fd10708791d6c6bedd
https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/kvalo/ath.git/commit/?id=0fc7e270523bf3757687e930c02bb46e3dcedde9
https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/kvalo/ath.git/commit/?id=acc6b5593eee9386b209dd29da1e4bdbba99cf9a
https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/kvalo/ath.git/commit/?id=651b4cdcf97e75f6346784b75ca7bf3c85187143


To add on more here


"wywal ten kod, bo to czysty rak" Przeciez w calym projekcie kod to rak https://github.com/TheMolkaPL/FunnyGuilds/blob/mc1.9/src/main/java/net/dzikoysk/funnyguilds/basic/User.java#L231-234


Nice Gello browser


Thanks! 👍


> Understand I'm not trying to be a spoilsport here!

No worries! No time right now, but we should wait for more comments on which way to go here, I think..


What can happen?


No problem, and I certainly agree that streamlining the particle structure is a good thing. The things I mentioned above are the only difficulties that I think you should see with the dust.

I had already been thinking about streamlining the streamlining the particle structure - if it really does make a difference then I can already see a few more ways in which we can streamline it. I'll list them below in case it's useful to you.

 - We can make use of the flags variable more  (e.g. part.active and part.potmin) since there are plenty of space bits there.
- Obviously h, rho, hinv, hfactor etc are all related so we only need to store h. Maybe storing both h and rho is sensible though.
- r0, v0, a0 etc probably do not need to be a part of the particle structure since they are only needed by the time integration algorithm. The particle integration algorithm could keep separate particle array that holds this information. To do this we would need to make sure that we restricted re-sorting the particle structure to times when we could control it, but I suspect that this would only be a net benefit.


DEVELOP NUCLEUSCOOP!!!


Btw why you revert it?


Something doesn't feel right about this solution. I don't think we should be maintaining an array of file IDs that we tried to start when in "pause" mode. Instead, we should be sure that any files that we try to upload while in this state are simply "ignored" and are not removed from the `_waiting` queue inside of the controller handler. As I've mentioned, this particular code is complex and will require a good amount of thought and testing before any changes can be released.


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Hey @yehster do you have any documentation of how to use this tool, and what it does exactly? I'm trying to merge in some code and need access to the nav stuff so plugins can add items dynamically. Thanks!


It's crude, but it works. For whatever reason, SDL2's implementation of SDL_MixAudio() is borked. Even though no audio handling code in GBE+ changed, SDL2 would only give back garbled nonsense. Strange that they'd break a "legacy" function so badly.

Anyway, it's probably best not to rely on SDL2's native mixing functions going forward. This version works well enough as a start, but it needs some more work for controlling volume and loudness. At least there's recognizable sound now.


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fixes #154


This commit is not OK. It requires the setting of ARC_MULTILIB_OPTIONS environment variable set in the first place, then the ARC_MULTILIB_OPTIONS is processed by  process_multilib_options function which accepts a wider input (e.g., "-mcpu=archs").


@ksshannon Yesterday we talked about getting ERROR 1: Invalid index : -1 for downloading multiple cloud layers, However I think I was just making a mistake in building the URL. I'll open a ticket with the program output and the raw data from the Mesowest API


To be seen


Yeah, sorry, the build is timing out. I added a bunch of benchmarks and they take more than 2 hours, so Travis shuts the build down. I have been lacking time to check this out, but I'll try to.


add-curve-unit-tests (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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The whole block needs to be seen


RE:  05a-python.md
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**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
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**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


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true, but it's not wrong :smile:


thanks vamshi


Dafuq is this?


Dafuq ^2


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missing from the 1.11.1 Changelog?
added lexer for cfscript and Kotlin

also there was a mention changed that Pascal is not supported?
If it is now supported, it might be good to put it in the ChangeLog ;)


No to go nie pogłębiaj i patrz co dodajesz. Jakbyś chciał trochę normalniejszy kod do którego możesz coś wnieść, to aktualizuj główne repo z 4.0, gdzie już rok temu zaczynałem poprawiać takie kwiatki. Szansa na to, że kiedyś do tego przysiądę jest mała, ale jeżeli już, to zmiany w tamtym repo będą uwzględniane, nie w tym.


Sorry, Daniil, but your code looks quite strange. What's the reason to filter any moves in case of --avoid_disc_moves option is turned on?


RE:  05a-python.md
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---

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**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
a) 937
b) 513
c) 7850

**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


Let's just ignore an amount of RAM. It's definitely something insignificantly small.


Well, for me it was after the session expired, so it didn't sound quite right ;-)


RE:  05a-python.md
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Good job in completing the Python I section!  👍
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**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
a) 937
b) 513
c) 7850

**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


it's in the Canvas2D section. take a look at the final md file. maybe we should change the headers size to make it more distinctable


Now is better. Thanks for correcting it.


Hi,

All of cPanel's PHP configurations are the same in regards to these directives. They can be easily adjusted via the INI Editors in WHM or cPanel (if the PHP version is running suPHP). We purposefully leave these directives low to ensure stable systems, but we also make it very easy to adjust where necessary.


add-curve-unit-tests (jasondegraw) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2234 of 2249 tests passed, 2 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.

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add a message to say that "expected MAX_TLD_LENGTH has changed and the regex of https://github.com/Talend/data-quality/blob/master/dataquality-semantic/src/main/resources/org/talend/dataquality/semantic/recognizer/categorizer.json#L80 should be adapted to the new length"


Haskell not Haskall


[SUBMIT] made final changes


¿A qué se debe la creación de una segunda carpeta de **Vendor** en el repositorio? @wwjimenez


[SUBMIT] final changes made


I like how you used a separate config file for sensitive information. Make sure to add a comment in your .gitignore explaining what you're doing so someone doesn't make a mistake and remove it or something like that.


Hmm, then the issue is different. :/

The switch to EasyApache 4 doesn't migrate the php settings the user has set with EasyApache 3.


Не валится же. Как бы я Travis обошел?
Но вообще да, он генерированный. Руками я его не писал.


issue5714_fmuParser (tsnouidui) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Не вижу смысла делать валидацию больше, чем на наличие символа @.


Why do you have `<%` and `%>` in the line above but not here?


@akien-mga it's from the same place, the article doesn't mention it, but the file does: http://www.literatecode.com/get/aes256.c


Hi,

This is a known problem, we'll be working on this shortly to make this experience better.


Why are we recursively following links?
I don't think this is very standard/expected behaviour.
If this is required in SAMBRO for some reason then it should be hidden behind a deployment_setting (defaulting to off) or maybe better in the Channel definition (again boolean defaults to NOT follow links)


This was an error from npm publishing, 0.2.0 is false.


This hasn't changed


Although 32MB is very very low IMO. You could go with 64MB; this should allow more thing to work. For me, Drupal sites completely broke after the migration to EasyApache 4 and the cause was the memory limit of 32MB. If it was migrated for me, I wouldn't have seen any issue.


let's call it th_metric instead or metric_th


@kghbln FYI, in high hopes that this works better!!


because I got a bit crazy with the copy/paste and didn't validate this against a running mistral install....good catch.  thanks.


Thanks for the replies and sorry for commenting on GH. It's just that I don't have a cpanel forums account and I'm too lazy to make one.

I'll do it eventually, since I see various stuff I could have reported all this time :)


@JeffBezanson is this what you had in mind?


& here you're doing link following in the parser...why in both?
I think I like it better in the parser as I see it as such an unusual usecase...and if-requried for other usecases can copy from this parser


issue5714_fmuParser (tsnouidui) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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%s/filterGainMove/filterMoveByGain


RE:  05a-python.md
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cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath @julialintern @galvin-mj

---

Good job in completing the Python I section!  👍
And great job with the markdown!
**Nice job with the datetime and parsing problems.**
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---

General Comments

**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
a) 937
b) 513
c) 7850

**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


No need for the SAMBRO comment here I don't think.
Supporting Basic Auth for RSS feeds is a generic thing
Can leave readable/writable = True by default as we do for similar usecases


Previous comment applies: Better to set this in the interactive model with the full help


ah, cool - I wasn't sure if it was valid or not :)


I've been waiting for this game for so long! When will it be done?!?!


I might be wrong but I think that this setting is not filtered when you call `GET _snapshot/gcsrepo`.
I believe that if you add a similar test as this one: https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/blob/master/plugins/repository-s3/src/test/resources/rest-api-spec/test/repository_s3/20_repository.yaml it would fail.

I did not try but just come to this conclusion while working on https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/pull/17784/files and on #18945


XML is already too verbose even for human readability :smile:

Can these comments be changed like:

```xml
<!--
  Rebracer Solution Settings File

  This file contains Visual Studio settings for Rebracer.sln.
  Rebracer uses this file to apply settings for this solution
  when the solution is opened.
-->
```

then this https://github.com/SLaks/Rebracer/blob/15841b6/Rebracer/Services/SettingsPersister.cs#L136 can be changed to:

```c#
new XComment(string.Join(Environment.NewLine, commentLines))
```

and this https://github.com/SLaks/Rebracer/blob/15841b6/Rebracer/Services/CreateSolutionSettingsCommand.cs#L42 as:

```c#
"Rebracer Solution Settings File", Environment.NewLine, // extra line after the heading
```


Removed previous readme that was not in the correct area.


fixed in 7dd747303ad1d78d59efc84177378cb0246d2fbf


update-contributing (jasondegraw) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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You could do it in the same way as in the main hyperspy repository, creating a branch and sending a PR. Once done, I have to manually compile the html and upload it.


Please see if https://github.com/django/django/pull/6794 works for you.


RE:  05a-python.md
Hello @mlgill
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---

Good job in completing the Python I section!  👍
And great job with the markdown!

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General Comments

**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
a) 937
b) 513
c) 7850

**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


yes @deansheather ?


update-contributing (jasondegraw) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I think VRESION is a typo


FixWindDirectionInterpolation (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2216 of 2217 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 2 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.

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RE:  05a-python.md
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cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath @julialintern @galvin-mj

---

Good job in completing the Python I section!  👍
And great job with the markdown!  (nice job with parsing problem)

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General Comments

**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
a) 937
b) 513
c) 7850

**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


#4110-Reverse-DD-Testing-Failure-with-HeatPumpWaterToAirWithRHControl-(CR-#9339) (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Just in case it was forgotten: PRESS_LONG has a PRESS_LONG_RELEASE counterpart.


Nie sprawdzalem tego, bo nawet nie pomyslalem, ze ktos tak zaawansowany moze ladowac 10k osob do ramu.
Co to za problem z liczeniem rankingu w bazie danych?


Don't know, but Vendor_DU does not have duplicates in the init.local.rc as CM does so those permissions won't be set in the kernal ramdisk at boot time.


http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/143094/ authorship...


For all the structures which are used in containers, I suggest changing the order of the member data so that the 'larger' member data go first and have the 'smaller' go last. The 'larger' the object the more likely the compiler has to place that object on a set address boundary (this is refered to as memory 'alignment'). If the compiler can't place the member data right after a previous data member because of alignment, the compiler will add additional memory space (referred to as 'padding') to get back to alignment.
By proper ordering of member data you can minimize the padding.


This seems to be buggy, as now all the values are not shown


#4110-Reverse-DD-Testing-Failure-with-HeatPumpWaterToAirWithRHControl-(CR-#9339) (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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RE:  05a-python.md
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---

Good job in completing the Python I section!  👍
And great job with the markdown!

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---

General Comments

**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
a) 937
b) 513
c) 7850

**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


wow,  这图设计的好漂亮啊


add-curve-unit-tests (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1131 of 1135 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@ccostino This appears to have broken my local environment. Are we not support vagrant any longer?


I found this was slower as the time it took to boot up the GPU was worse than just using Java.  YMMV.


`std::vector` internally use pointers and on 64bit machines must be started on a 64bit memory boundary. Moving this member data to be the first would probably avoid lots of padding.


@pasqLisena no I didn't forget it, I needed to have a confirmation by Patrick Le Boeuf (our FRBRoo pope) regarding the correct modelling of this Class. I will add it shortly.
Talking with PLB, we came to the conclusion that the Context modelling (M40 & u46) was not correct, so there will be changes made.


RE:  05a-python.md
Hello @psravanthi
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath @julialintern @galvin-mj

---

Good job in completing the Python I section!  👍
And great job with the markdown!

A link to solutions will be sent out soon.

---

General Comments

**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
a) 937
b) 513
c) 7850

**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


I think this is a no-op - I believe it was valid only for Lollipop.  grep the source dir to be sure :)

Originally came from http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/82159/3.


Merge to 2.2?


Thanks, looks like I had only looked at `aes256.h` upstream which still shows 2009 in the copyright :)


Non-const globals such as this lead to problems for multi-threaded code. I know that art doesn't yet utilize multi-threading internally but there are plans to do so in the future.
Rethinking the use of globals will help future-proof the code.


Removed redundant variable.


Simplified the code here.


RE:  05a-python.md
Hello @sukuo
cc:  @reshamametis @aramnath @julialintern @galvin-mj

---

Good job in completing the Python I section!  👍
And great job with the markdown!

A link to solutions will be sent out soon.

---

General Comments

**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
a) 937
b) 513
c) 7850

**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


how does this test work with the binary format? what goes on here is that we indirectly call the function at index 12, which is `fac`, and it does not declare a type. But it has the right params, so the indirect call works. However, in the binary format I don't think we have a way to say "the function doesn't have a named/numbered type", so when going to binary and back, we always have a type. But there is no reason that type should be the exact same name (not just structure) as that used in the indirect call?


TeamCity Test Project :: Test Build [Build 77](http://127.0.0.1:8111/viewLog.html?buildId=78&buildTypeId=TestProject_TestBuild)
Artifact size changes:
testFile: 1000.00 B 20.0


Should we configure this for each user?


Thanks for your support ! :)
Please upload your strings to https://translate.wordpress.org/locale/pt/default/wp-plugins/elementor :+1:


Having the function argument `DebugStuff& Debug` be the same time and name as the global `Debug` make it confusing to quickly understand the code. I strongly suggest you rename the argument to `debug` since all your other function arguments begin with a lower case.


RE:  05a-python.md
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---

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And great job with the markdown!

Nice example with attempting to modifying tuple.  Nice parsing script.

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General Comments

**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
a) 937
b) 513
c) 7850

**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


Is there something else, maybe some code somewhere? Or Is this all.


How about:
> If carbon copies are enabled for the client ([XEP-0280: Message Carbons](http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0280.html)) you should see that the module has a handle which is hooked on `user_send_packet`. The Carboncopy module checks if the stanza is a message of type `chat`. If so, a copy of the stanza is routed to all other sender's resources. Read more in the [Carboncopy section](../modules/mod_carboncopy.md)


I will, as soon as I finish it :)


ΟΚ σωστά! Από εδώ και πέρα δεν υπάρχει κάποιος "κανόνας" για το τι πρέπει να κάνετε. Μόνο πειραματισμοί με τις διάφορες εντολές και δοκιμές στην πίστα. Ο καθένας σας μπορεί να έχει τη δική του "έκδοση", αρκεί να μπορείτε να μοιράζεστε αποδοτικά τους κοινούς πόρους, δλδ το αμαξάκι. Καλή επιτυχία!


Thanks :)


Totally, will do that with https://github.com/jquery/jquery/issues/3169


Having this member data name match the type and name of the global `Debug` is confusing. I suggest changing it to be `debug` since your other member data begin with a lower case letter.


5711-HVAC-sizing-sim-crash (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2207 of 2208 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 2 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

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Told you it was a server setup bug. :package:


RE:  05a-python.md
Hello @jpiter
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---

Good job in completing the Python I section!  👍
And great job with the markdown!

Lambda function - also called 'anonymous' function.

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---

General Comments

**Q2 Lookup speed: lists vs. sets**
It's faster to lookup in sets compared to lists. However, the fact that sets do not have duplicate elements is **NOT**  the reason. The real distinction is that sets are implemented using hash functions, which grants them constant lookup time O(1). Whereas in lists, you have to iterate through the whole list using the indices, and that is linear time operation O(N).

If you are not familiar with the big O notation, it's a great subject to review, and here is a nice cheatsheet:
[http://bigocheatsheet.com/](http://bigocheatsheet.com/)

**Q5 Answers for datetime**
a) 937
b) 513
c) 7850

**Q7 (lists)  Review linear_merge function if you are unfamiliar with the `merge sort` algorithm.**


Yeah i know it was only for LP but since i had wifi issues, i had to try it. But yeah it doesn't do anything : wifi is still sometimes cutted down while the device is on sleep.


@luiges90 如何建置？


Create Repository


I couldn't actually find any code which appears to use this global. Did I miss something? If it isn't used then I suggest it should be removed.


If you want use another path, you can use the portable mode. Add "_p" to the name of exe (example : punes32.exe in punes32_p.exe). The emulator will use the directory where is the executable as the working directory.


Dmitrii, please add a function `get_multilib_option`, that would return content of ARC_MULTILIB_OPTIONS if it is set or an empty string. See https://github.com/foss-for-synopsys-dwc-arc-processors/toolchain/blob/arc-dev/dejagnu/baseboards/arc-sim-nsimdrv.exp#L33

Then replaces usage of ARC_MULTILIB_OPTIONS with invocation of new procedure.


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> The absolute import is less elegant, but if you prefer - sure we can do that instead.

Maybe a misunderstanding, I thought it would be desirable to get the doctest trick working.


Thank you for the hint ;)


merged to omr master


This line is causing `LocalJumpError: unexpected return` for me. Sorry, I will investigate and create an issue later, when I have time. Gem version 0.9.9.


Awesome, thanks;D


Snyggt Simon


Is this staged someplace?


@ljharb thanks for the quick answer


How about:
> Again, if carbon copies are enabled ([XEP-0280: Message Carbons](http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0280.html)) then MongooseIM will route a copy of the stanza to the rest of the carbon enabled resources only if it's a message of type `chat` and it hasn't already been stamped by carboncopy. Read more in the [Carboncopy section](../modules/mod_carboncopy.md)


Das Dashboard wurde über die Grafische Oberfläche erstellt, der export hat anscheinend die temporär Gespeicherten nodeIDs mitgespeichert :(
Werde es gleixh fixen und ein commit amend versuchen.


Thanks for updating the documentation!


Good addition. Could you add tests for this? That is, tests that generate and verify the different error codes?


Think we need to catch the config type too


Chris,

When I click on the download pictures button, nothing happens but I do get a prompt to Manage Add-ins. This directs me to an Office 365 website that doesn’t show any add-ins that I haven’t already enabled. I am using Outlook on my mac. Any suggestions?

Bruce

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I couldn't actually find any code which appears to use this global. Did I miss something? If it isn't used then I suggest it should be removed.

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Yeah, that would be great. PR?


Thanks. Reshama, for the review, explanations, and tips that I will definitely follow.

Best,
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`getUInt32:`, per the convention of methods returning their value via a supplied pointer?


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(Doing that might help the Swift translator too).


I do all my github interaction via the github web page and not via email replies. That could be the difference. If it could help, I can come to your office and we could look together.


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I have built a new release now, flashed and everything works well, errors yet.


Printer and Mass Storage gadgets appear then like this on the connected host (OS X in my case) after switching

                Printer Gadget:

                  Product ID: 0xa4a8
                  Vendor ID: 0x0525  (PLX Technology, Inc.)
                  Version: 2.33
                  Serial Number: 1
                  Speed: Up to 480 Mb/sec
                  Manufacturer: Linux 3.4.112-sun8i with sunxi_usb_udc
                  Location ID: 0x14112000 / 14
                  Current Available (mA): 500
                  Current Required (mA): 2
                  1284 Device ID: MFG:linux;MDL:g_printer;CLS:PRINTER;SN:1;

                Mass Storage Gadget:

                  Product ID: 0xa4a5
                  Vendor ID: 0x0525  (PLX Technology, Inc.)
                  Version: 0.00
                  Speed: Up to 480 Mb/sec
                  Manufacturer: Linux 3.4.112-sun8i with sunxi_usb_udc
                  Location ID: 0x14112000 / 19
                  Current Available (mA): 500
                  Current Required (mA): 2

`dmesg` output on the OPi (without doing any of the necessary configuration, just switching `/sys/bus/platform/devices/sunxi_usb_udc/otg_role` between `0` and `2`):

Ethernet gadget:

    [  173.743389] g_ether gadget: using random self ethernet address
    [  173.743471] g_ether gadget: using random host ethernet address
    [  173.745329] usb0: MAC e2:7b:31:c5:00:5e
    [  173.745367] usb0: HOST MAC f6:8a:4e:fe:c4:01
    [  173.745545] ep_matches, wrn: endpoint already claimed, ep(0xc09fb564, 0xee7bb3c0, ep1in-bulk)
    [  173.745592] ep_matches, wrn: endpoint already claimed, ep(0xc09fb564, 0xee7bb3c0, ep1in-bulk)
    [  173.745632] ep_matches, wrn: endpoint already claimed, ep(0xc09fb5b0, 0xee7bb3c0, ep1out-bulk)
    [  173.745666] gadget_is_softwinner_otg is not -int
    [  173.745685] gadget_is_softwinner_otg is not -int
    [  173.745740] ep_matches, wrn: endpoint already claimed, ep(0xc09fb564, 0xee7bb3c0, ep1in-bulk)
    [  173.745785] g_ether gadget: Ethernet Gadget, version: Memorial Day 2008
    [  173.745844] g_ether gadget: g_ether ready
    [  515.189731] g_ether gadget: high-speed config #1: CDC Ethernet (EEM)
    [  622.510061] usb0: no IPv6 routers present

Printer gadget:

    [  819.334029] ep_matches, wrn: endpoint already claimed, ep(0xc09fb564, 0xc09fb564, ep1in-bulk)
    [  819.334126] Printer Gadget: Printer Gadget, version: 2007 OCT 06
    [  819.334137] Printer Gadget: using sunxi_usb_udc, OUT ep1out-bulk IN ep1in-bulk
    [  837.931947] Printer Gadget: high-speed config #1: 2 mA, Printer Gadget
    [  837.931973] Printer Gadget: Using interface 0

Mass Storage gadget (see also [USBootPi based on Armbian](https://github.com/usboot/USBootPi))

    [  919.146460] g_mass_storage gadget: Mass Storage Function, version: 2009/09/11
    [  919.146479] g_mass_storage gadget: Number of LUNs=1
    [  919.146489]  lun0: LUN: removable file: (no medium)
    [  919.146522] ep_matches, wrn: endpoint already claimed, ep(0xc09fb564, 0xbf1528a4, ep1in-bulk)
    [  919.146537] g_mass_storage gadget: Mass Storage Gadget, version: 2009/09/11
    [  919.146550] g_mass_storage gadget: userspace failed to provide iSerialNumber
    [  919.146576] g_mass_storage gadget: g_mass_storage ready
    [  939.953615] g_mass_storage gadget: high-speed config #1: Linux File-Backed Storage
    [  940.162491] WRN:L1132(drivers/usb/sunxi_usb/udc/sunxi_udc.c):handle_ep0: ep0 setup end
    [  940.162525] g_mass_storage gadget: error in submission: ep0 --> -51
    [  941.164901] WRN:L1132(drivers/usb/sunxi_usb/udc/sunxi_udc.c):handle_ep0: ep0 setup end
    [  941.164944] g_mass_storage gadget: error in submission: ep0 --> -51


This RegEx works for *many* strings that are definitely not URLs. I guess you just want to filter out relative paths such as `"./file.js"`. Maybe this should be called `relativePathTester` instead (and the test negated)? Alternativley, we could also check for actual URLs such as the `isURL` function in `packages.js`.


I just copied code from your sample virtualization app.


@daattali Can you figure out why this css worked nicely for this table in the STAT 545 site, but is not doing so here?

You can see rendered here:
https://beta.rstudioconnect.com/jennybc/happy-git-with-r/installation-brace-yourself.html#success-and-operating-systems

It's too wide. Help?


great! hotfix or new milestone, PLS


This comment is outdated. ((BTW, this is the disadvantage of comments compared to type annotations.))


Indeed, good catch. Thanks!


感谢


Can you try serial gadget too?


saw approval from nickelization
at https://github.com/basho/riak_ensemble/commit/c737e008c94b052ee94a63aefb114c5cd7ead553


merging basho/riak_ensemble/dr-update-level-to-2.0.21 = c737e008 into borshop-integration-102-dr-update-level-to-2.0.21


basho/riak_ensemble/dr-update-level-to-2.0.21 = c737e008 merged ok, testing candidate = f9abd7f5


你这是在造轮子吗
`Make wheel 2`


@eshansingh now they are back :)


Please move this to the beginning of the list for alphabetical order. I would also suggest to call the argument `PYTHON_EXECUTABLE` (instead of interpreter). Also add documentation about the new argument to the docblock above.


boost::format大法好，退std::stringstream保平安


lol @williamtdr i realized that now.... LOok at the current file, and you will see that we fixed it


Hi, just a small protip: `status.keys()` Is very expensive because you're converting to a list of keys and then searching the list. You can use just `if 'message' not in status`


//game.h


ok


@GuenoleK why do you change imports ?? The way it was written was the good way


could you tell me what is broken? on mt7621 rtc?


Oh... I know, there is a red laser connecting you to any entities, and since that is not supposed to happen, the client crashes as a form of attempted debug


Now that I looked into this issue a little bit deeper, I think we have two options:

- we either leave the DYMO module as it is and don't change anything in INET or,
- we add a new AODVv2 module in INET that implements the new draft,

the reason is being that there are too many differences between the two standards. We simply can't say in the header file that it implements the AODVv2-16 when it's clearly not the case. I tried to look for differences in the two standards but they are organized differently enough so that it's really hard to tell what has been changed.

Hmm, I just don't know what else could we do.


Reverting changes


The field above these comments is the old AuthMe#autoPurging field, just moved to this class and renamed, because I think it makes sense to register whether any purge process is running. (Doesn't matter if autopurge or initiated by command)


BASTARD!!!


Much commit. Very push.


@ljacqu See this line


@shaunvadaketh The main method and the function calls were well done. Great job!


Fixed, thanks.


Interlinker must have access to the verifications


Besser @jplitza ?


Ok, then it's fine. This line is removed because of refactoring. isPurging is set to true when ANY kind of purge process is started.


Why we need complete url ? /scripts/... don't work ?


Damn SauceLabs still timing-out!
https://travis-ci.org/readium/readium-js-viewer/jobs/138394688#L1142
I am not sure whether this is triggered by js-viewer's TravisCI config `addons  / sauce_connect`, or by the CFI lib tests: https://github.com/readium/readium-cfi-js/blob/develop/tests/karma.travis.conf.js


We really need a public global view .... replace templatereplace by a real system :)


To be fair, I did take this one from somewhere else originally. :)


Regardless of whether or not they do... it doesn't matter here.


Shouldn't this be single quotes?


oh yeah.... using the normal yii layout system....


`.first` is optional, so if nothing is found, it'll return `nil`.


yep, and it's strange... I'm looking right now if it's still working in the other places.


Checking on the Swift side, I don't think it keys off it; but not sure.

Also trying to pin down a pattern for apple's use of _get_


@shaunvadaketh these (line 20-24) could be put in a loop to avoid repetition. Remember the DRY rule? :) You'd need to loop over the questions dictionary.

Hint:
`for x in questions:`


I'm on mobile so can't play around with the CSS, but I can say two things
that you can easily do to probably fix it.

Looking at the git00 file on the stat545 website I can see the top of the
file has a CSS line that gives the table a width of 40%
https://github.com/STAT545-UBC/STAT545-UBC.github.io/blame/master/git00_index.md#L9-L15

But, as far as I recall, if you don't give a table any width manually, then
by default it will only be as wide as it needs to be. So if you're saying
it's too wide, it probably means we can just add "#tablename { width: auto;
}"

If you're not comfortable doing those changes I'll take a look tonight

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yep, broken everywhere... don't know if it's related to last carsten changes....


¿Dónde está el código R para esto?


Da die Datei nur noch 1/10 so lang ist: Ja.


Yep, that's my suggestion. It's common practice to use a guard when you have a condition that will make the function return early.


That cheat sheet is AMAZING. Thanks!

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@hajoeichler unfortunately, this is not working, as the command is not running after all batches are done. Hard for me to find the position to put it. maybe run.coffee? WDYT?


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Most important file is ViewController.swift


Note that the "30" and "31" can likely be changed to something more clean, and not everyone will need to perform a cleanup of the backups after 30 days.  Perhaps variable-ize "30" (and do +1) for easier updates to backup schedules.

Anyways, it works :)


* Co złego jest niby w ładowaniu 10k userów do bazy? Mała liczba prostych obiektów.
* Weź pod uwagę, że masz też zapis flat
* Wtedy był ten cały syf z nickami i uuid, dlatego nie każdy user miał mieć niby 1 nick. Pewnie jakbyś mnie wtedy zapytał, to powiedziałbym coś bardziej sensownego


Of course.  Bullet 3. I spent so much time trying to figure out why the Buspirate I was using wasn't working that I completely forgot that I also needed to figure out where Arduino wanted the FS library.
Thanks for your patience. :)


`-DCRYPTOPP_DISABLE_ASM` was deleted because it disables ARM intrinsics, which adversely affects Windows Phone and Windows Store.


What was the reason to downgrade to 5.0.5, out of curiosity?


Any communication is good communication :)


I should check the PR before asking next time ;)


Ich rufe die Methode nicht am ende auf, sondern nur, wenn eine Exception geworfen wurde, woraufhin der Masterserver beendet werden muss. Wie würdest du dies denn umsetzten? Ich habe länger darüber nachgedacht und habe mich dann zu dieser Umsetzung entschieden. Mir ist keine bessere eingefallen.


Hi @drknexus, i haven't been able to get RPostgreSQL to work with SSL-Enforced Redshift, so the only way to connect to an SSL-secured Redshift has been using RPostgres.

Other than that, i haven't found any other difference between the two. At the company i work for, we enforce SSL on Redshift so we can't use RPostgreSQL.


saw approval from nickelization
at https://github.com/basho/riak_core/commit/0c2fe0c50ad2d40b501f895e6ed42f43296d1f9c


merging basho/riak_core/dr-update-level-to-2.0.21 = 0c2fe0c5 into borshop-integration-843-dr-update-level-to-2.0.21


basho/riak_core/dr-update-level-to-2.0.21 = 0c2fe0c5 merged ok, testing candidate = 1e7271c7


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_ensemble/builds/281


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>

the RTC is attached via I2C. after the patch the device is not
registered because the i2c bus fails to read the ID and then does not
attach the device.

coming to think about this, maybe only this line is mssing
        adapter->dev.of_node = pdev->dev.of_node;

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Cool. I'm definitely forward to its completion. This is one of the big pieces that I've felt dragon mounts has needed from the beginning.


xxx


I'd suggest adding some comments inline so that people have some keywords to search for when they read over this at home. Attributes would be a good place for that (you could even say "similar to annotations in Java" or something like that).


confirmed and resolved:
https://github.com/LimeSurvey/LimeSurvey/commit/fd447dcf3a61db41ccaeb5d6b04dc4d83cf8bc78


add-curve-unit-tests (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1690 of 1694 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Yeah I brought that all over. See below. Obviously I should have highlighted more line when I commented. I will leave it for you. It's not awful as it is.


117868003-OASchedules-4633basedon5882 (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2210 of 2210 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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ˋwhile mod:ˋ


5711-HVAC-sizing-sim-crash (EnergyArchmage) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2213 of 2214 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 2 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

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https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/CodingGuidelines/Articles/NamingMethods.html says to use it when values are returned indirectly via pointers, but only when there are multiple values being returned. So I guess not.


:clap:


How do you know this stuff?


fixes #146


I've tryed lots of sleep time but could not get the result desired... Did this:

#setting the buzzer volume
t pwm 1 set_level 255

#ready beep
t pwm 1 enable
sleep 1
t pwm 1 disable

t pwm 1 enable
sleep 1
t pwm 1 disable

t pwm 1 enable
sleep 1
t pwm 1 disable

Result: Got 3 long beeps one right after another

Changed the sleep time to 0.5  /  0.8  /  0.9 and got the same result with the 3 of them, just 3 very very short and low noise like a cricket (very tired one by the way). Could someone enlight me? What am I doing wrong?

Thanks :)


Lo añado ahora a github


Does it still happen after reverting the 2 latest patches here: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_system_bt/commits/cm-13.0

Does it happen both on screen on and screen off?


You forgot the comma after the first line;
"W: Early marriage, Family: F0000, Smith, Martin and Jefferson, Elna"
so it got merged with the next line and led to failure.


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ˋinput_ˋ. https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#descriptive-naming-styles


Yea, but we're in a grey area of the spec.  We do return two things because of the return result.  We don't want to make the signature not return something as that makes calling/testing in a conditional more painful.  I also don't see a way to sanely name it with the key first so it would end in getUInt32 (forKey:getUInt32: is just so odd).


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What's wrong?


After this commit, this simple code not work.

```
#class Teste
{
    #constructor new
    [
        self example.
        self example &test:"hi2".
    ]

    #method example
    [
        system'console writeLine:"hi".
    ]

    #method example &test:aTest
    [
        system'console writeLine:(aTest literal).
    ]
}

#symbol program =
[
    #var xx := Teste new.
].
```


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_core/builds/1985


should be

    void onLinkClicked( const QUrl& url );


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Could convert all the functions within this one to fat arrow and remove `self` refs.


@nathangibson Was this change just for the path to add /documentation/ before editors.xml? I need to wipe the MSS data and I want to make sure I reproduce this change.

thanks,
Dave


Hey @techAPJ, could you provide an example of a b0rked email style for me to test with? (ie, which emails are having trouble with this?)


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Google for "jlabel boxlayout center".  I get [this very relevant stackoverflow answer](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2560784/how-to-center-elements-in-the-boxlayout-using-center-of-the-element) as first hit:
> The problem can be solved by using myLabel.setAlignmentX(Component.CENTER_ALIGNMENT);. It works with JLabel, JButton and JRadioButton.

I then found the precise incantation for scala-swing by [searching for CENTER_ALIGNMENT on github](https://github.com/scala/scala-swing/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=center_alignment).


Yes, exactly.

> On Jun 17, 2016, at 6:38 PM, David Michelson <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> @nathangibson <https://github.com/nathangibson> Was this change just for the path to add /documentation/ before editors.xml? I need to wipe the MSS data and I want to make sure I reproduce this change.
>
> thanks,
> Dave
>
> —
> You are receiving this because you were mentioned.
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Like everything else :wink:


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We've just made a new website !
And moved it to its own repository. -> https://github.com/makinacorpus/Geotrek-website

The goal was to give a fresh look and also to separate the product from the company Makina Corpus. It's a project on its own and deserve separation of concerns. @makinacorpus is still the refering company if you want any developments or help though ;)


Dang.  Well done.

I do build r-devel from svn at home about once a week and just noticed that too in the one build I managed since coming back from vacation.   Should have / could have spotted that one too.   So thanks!


import os is the first line, check if you have python installed.
The script uses python2, which should be an alias to some python 2.7 version.

Check ```python --version``` to see if you have 2.7 or 3 as default, and ```python2 --version``` to see if you have the alias.


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Hi @scottt2,

Yes, there was a recent change in moving from Vagrant to Docker for local development.  I'm sorry for the inconvenience this may have caused you, please let us know if you run into any issues in getting things up and running with it.  Both @toolness and I just ran through a couple of minor iterations on the Docker setup so it should be in good shape at this point but we can answer any questions!


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develop (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1676 of 1676 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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No need for brackets


Ah, gotcha. Thought you maybe had a reference on Swing to hand.


@shaunvadaketh What if I typed all Upper case letter? would this work? YES instead of yes, this is something for you to think about


Thanks, @ccostino. A little bummed a simple bug fix is now not so simple, but stoked you guys are using Docker. I'll let you know if anything blows up.


i'd change this to myapp-teststack-v001 for easier testing. not a big deal tho.


79 chars per line please. If you are becoming pythonist, you better start worshiping PEP 8. :laughing:


first do


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I definitely hear you.  For what it's worth, I ran into the same issue trying to get a simple feature out the door because of this change as well.  However, it proved worthwhile for improving the setup!


This breaks monotouch-test:

	[FAIL] BundleTest.LoadNibWithOptions : MonoTouch.Foundation.MonoTouchException : Objective-C exception thrown.  Name: NSInternalInconsistencyException Reason: Could not load NIB in bundle: 'NSBundle </Users/builder/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/1F60CA3B-90F5-4CC3-AF6E-C452F96DF427/data/Containers/Bundle/Application/A45CF10D-DF67-4091-8D90-C786EE7E6C45/monotouchtest.app> (loaded)' with name 'EmptyNib'
	[FAIL] NibTest.FromData : System.ArgumentNullException : Value cannot be null.
	[FAIL] NibTest.FromName : MonoTouch.Foundation.MonoTouchException : Objective-C exception thrown.  Name: NSInternalInconsistencyException Reason: Could not load NIB in


This is smart thinking! 👍


why do you have the logic here, in routing logic, instead of having it belong to the class (DestroyOpenstackAtomicOperation, for example) in a method like exectute(), and then calling that method? It seems better to keep the logic in with the class instead of in the parent class.


You should use a context manager, but apart from that, it's ok.


add-curve-unit-tests (jasondegraw) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2243 of 2246 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.

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This `catch` could be replaced with `finally`, couldn't it?


LGTM after comments.


`start, end = map(int, line.split(" ", 1))`


> Merge to 2.2?

IMHO, yes, if it's not too late.

JFTR: I've applied the fix to PHP 5.6+: php/php-src@ed0ec669968


Or just `for i in range(*map(int, line.split(" ", 1)))`


This is the pattern that is coming from the other providers. Not sure if there was a reason they did it this way.


I don't understand this sequence: why is the set-quiet not enough and needs a previous `modify text 'owned none' ?
It''s probably my lack of understanding which causes so much unwanted calls to the face/on-deep-change* functions in my attempt to construct my owns widgets.


Nice job!

One thing to think about:
Your `play()` function returns the updated `playCount`. You _could_ do something like:
```js
Song.prototype.play = function(){
  this.playCount++;
  return this;
}
```
If you wanted to return the updated Song. Totally not required, but some food for thought!


this isn't always the case,


Rad. One thing I am hitting right now is all appears to be working, but localhost:8000 is just the default nginx page:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1002266/16158345/b53a8d7c-3471-11e6-96c2-5a91983f0fa0.png)

Any ideas? I'm digging now, but didn't know if there is some bonehead thing I'm missing.

Thanks @ccostino !


@shaunvadaketh There's a syntax error here


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Too hard to work it out & then document it for you to follow, so I just actioned it...see my latest push.
The fact that we call represent_local without a class instance did indeed mean this couldn't be a passed-in option, which is unfortunate...I didn't find a workaround other than by using a deployment_setting which is far from ideal, but I think acceptable.


Sure, one of the example we recently noticed was post quotes in user notification email is very odd:

![screen_shot_2016-06-17_at_13 36 07](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5732281/16158084/3a479930-34d9-11e6-9e41-3f48a5600183.png)

I just fixed that via https://github.com/discourse/discourse/commit/a4a53d6500ecc42ee4c426586159968eb6c6c852

But there is still extra padding issue because the class is getting stripped (and `aside` is getting repalced by `div`) before the final formatting is applied:

![screen shot 2016-06-17 at 22 14 14](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5732281/16158043/f8855d70-34d8-11e6-9937-b50118d56d33.png)


In a non scientific poll, the version without _get_ seems to read better to some folks…


The command options had to be changed to `-y -f` in order to get this to work in ec-metal.


import java.util.*;
import java.lang.*;
import java.io.*;

class GFG {
static Scanner sc;
	public static void main (String[] args) {
    sc=new Scanner(System.in);
    int T=sc.nextInt();
    for(int i=0;i<T;i++)
    {
        int N=sc.nextInt();
        Integer[] val=new Integer[N];
        Integer[] temp=new Integer[N+1];
        temp[0]=1;
        int max2=0;
        for(int j=0;j<N;j++)
        {
            val[j]=sc.nextInt();
            int max=1;

            for(int k=0;k<j;k++)
            {
                if(val[j]>val[k])
                {

                    if(temp[k]+1>max)
                    max=temp[k]+1;

                }

            }

            temp[j]=max;
            if(max>max2) max2=max;

        }

        System.out.println(max2);

    }
	}
}


@white-gecko Are you serious?!


@jensens Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.namedfile/28/violations
```
plone/namedfile/copy.py:0:1: I001 isort found changes, run it on the file
plone/namedfile/file.py:291:1: C901 'getImageInfo' is too complex (15)
plone/namedfile/marshaler.py:8:1: C901 'If 8' is too complex (13)
plone/namedfile/scaling.py:248:1: C901 'ImageScaling.create' is too complex (13)
plone/namedfile/scaling.py:294:41: S001 found %r formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/base.py:54:16: P301 format call provides unused index (1)
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:91:32: S001 found %s formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:92:70: S001 found % formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:109:14: D001 found failIf( replace it with assertFalse
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:158:32: S001 found %s formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:159:70: S001 found % formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:166:32: S001 found %s formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:167:72: S001 found % formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:174:32: S001 found %s formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:175:72: S001 found % formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:215:32: S001 found %s formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:216:70: S001 found % formatter
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


ok makes sense - is this how you'd implement it if you weren't following their code style?


qgyuhee


this was for testing only, it will create a new filter


Interesting. Although that likely isn't a performance bottleneck, I'll fix for readability. Thanks!


No) just learning ))


I'd use a `try` here. [EAFP](https://docs.python.org/3.5/glossary.html#term-eafp)


use `TestData.getLong()` for randomized input


So... what are these constants doing?


good...


@AlexandraLotts ты не на тот ghpages залила статику (idtfrontend попал на bossrev-static1). Проверь свои настройки.


fast-forwarding 2.0 to borshop-integration-843-dr-update-level-to-2.0.21 = 1e7271c7


A newer version of com.android.tools.build:gradle than 1.5.0 is available: 2.1.2


638e52306540791a7f11d7e8963dcd17efb495c0 takes care of my issue with this, so 👍 .


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Ah, the issue is likely that you just need to use your `docker-machine` IP instead of `localhost`.  Assuming you are running in OS X or Windows, in the terminal window you're running things in make sure the `docker-machine` is both running and things are set in the shell.  You can check for the IP by running `docker-machine ip default` and seeing the output (it seems that `192.168.99.100` is what is typically used, but might be different).  You may also need to run `eval "$(docker-machine env default)"` just to make sure everything is is available that's needed.

Try using that IP address instead of `localhost` (but still use the `8000` port) and things should work!  If not, or if your IP is different, you may need to change the `provision/dev/nginx_site_docker.conf` file for yourself locally (please don't check in) so that the `proxy_set_header` value matches the IP your machine reports.


this should be something more like:
```
var stat;
try {
  stat = fs.lstatSync(file.path);
} catch (error) { /* who cares */}
if (stat && stat.isDirectory()) {
...
}
```


Oh, weird! I'm actually able to reproduce your problem on ubuntu, but only if I specifically use `http://localhost:8000/`.  Even `http://127.0.0.1:8000/` shows me Tock...


This support library should not use a different version (24) than the compileSdkVersion (23)
Please fix.


This turns out to be problematic: ExpressionFormatter doesn't know how to format this when the expected and actual plans don't match. I switched to AnyQualifiedNameReference, but if there's a consensus that AnyExpression is preferable, I'm open to changing preferable.


`set-quiet` sets `text` to a new string, the `modify` before is for releasing the older string (if any) from the object ownership (so changes in that string won't raise object events anymore).


Oh weird @toolness , same here. `http://127.0.0.1:8000/` did the trick. Thanks, guys!


The idea was to have all this stuff ready with 5.15 and then let our users join in, test and provide documentation for all these (quite cool) features. Personally I'm just interested in Ethernet and am writing a sort of tutorial right now where g_ether gets handy.


Generated interface throwing these on an existing class (Swift 3 beta):

```swift
public class ViewController : UIViewController {
  public func uint32(_ value: UnsafeMutablePointer<UInt32>?, forKey key: UInt32) -> Bool
  public func getUint32(_ value: UnsafeMutablePointer<UInt32>?, forKey key: UInt32) -> Bool
}
```

So it looks like _get_ doesn't help Swift in any way.


See https://github.com/prestodb/presto/commit/dfa961f1fde5a640c774b3ca87cfcd19050bb046#commitcomment-17915792 for more info.


@valyala Can you verify that before the fasthttp's release? https://github.com/kataras/iris/issues/190 I am 99% sure that is a strange bug


Perhaps should be a parameter to the method call?


this add-on seems not having enough features, e.g. no direct way of coloring markers


for the current examples we have they don't have a url property in the products array for the destination link.


       Intent intent = new Intent(this, entryActivity.class);
        startActivity(intent);

(add this when you want to switch activities in the class.


Excellent!


@toolness, are you able to hit the admin portion on `http://127.0.0.1:8000/`?


Watch out for the space between `function ()` here. It won't break anything, just a style issue.


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What version of Swift did you try? Not saying v3 will be smarter about it, just that it might, given the syntax changes.


Cool. Is the fact that the white "Prooftool" area is only as big as it needs to be and doesn't fill the entire window by default intentional? It looks rather nice, in my opinion.


The priority is making sure the doctests run via ``run_tests.py`` (which assumes you are in the ``Tests/`` folder if dealing with paths to example files).

When working on adding or fixing failing doctests, the ``__main__`` trick is very handy, so if it is easy to keep it working without doing anything horrible in the main code, I'm happy to have it restored - ideally using the three line version:

```
if __name__ == "__main__":
    from Bio._utils import run_doctest
    run_doctest()
```


If you wanted to safeguard your code to make *sure* that the `artist` argument you're accepting here was actually an instance of the `Artist` constructor function, how would you do it? (hint: think of the `typeof` operator).


This HW looks great, I really couldn't find anything to improve upon. Great job!


Strange, when doing CRUD operations, I get timeouts:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1002266/16158763/a9d5556e-3473-11e6-94bd-0af30e4eea6e.png)

@toolness @ccostino You seeing this on your machines?


@rbrito I'm doing rather radical changes here. Feel free to chime in and stop me :)
I've sent you a private email about this package naming news.


Typo: priaten


Agree with jonathanleang.  The integration of simple quadtree is broken for a bunch of reasons.  Primarily, simple-quadtree requires {x,y,h,w}, but our objects only have {x,y}.  quadtree.get() doesn't find them unless {h,w} are also set (can be 0).


* "ons wordt verteld"
* "dat in ... heeft"


I suspect this has something to do with the `Host` header we're injecting into nginx's config.  A bit more discussion on it is here: https://github.com/18F/tock/pull/357/files/944772690f6f2771dc9c7c1661157853b3bac3c1#r67458243

Sorry this is such a mess, I'm diving into it now and trying to figure things out...


-- alfalloji


"kand"


Swift 3 beta.  In the comment with what it generated ;)


Isto parece ter solucionado a issue #229 :D


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By the way, don't forget the config file :-)


@mvaptisv See what the issue was? :)

When you get an error like `imports/components/todosList/todosList.js:38: Unexpected token (38:0)`, that means that what actually caused the break is located in the indicated file, line 38, character 0. Usually what happens is you'll fix that, and then it'll get a bit further before *another* error comes up, and you just keep squashing them until your app loads properly. And then you make a commit. :)


It seems that this commit introduced a build regression on VS2015 Update 2


I made a textfile and when I added it via GitHub, this is what happened. I deleted it...now trying to upload a new version without all this.


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Thank you for adding this note. It's surely helpful. Please get a language review of this text.

88: ".. if your proxy need**s** authentication."
91: Change proposal: "If you encounter an out of memory error, increase the VM heap size by using the -Xmx argument in the configuration of your java runtime for executing ANT."


@arco if i revert those 2 commits,BT crashes much more


Yes, that has to do with the `provision/dev/nginx_site_docker.conf` `proxy_set_header` setting - just make sure the IP matches your `docker-machine` IP and it should be fine again!

Thanks @toolness for jumping in!


Ok I think I may have figured something out. One sec...


CONFIG_FILE from environment is not read;  use something like:

if [[ ! -n $CONFIG_FILE ]]; then CONFIG_FILE="/usr/local/etc/zabbix_agentd.conf"; fi


@andronic90 Done https://github.com/ThemeFuse/Unyson/commit/47aecbb45ea953fb897bda95caefd6f9d9525de2


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