Could delete this line if you're not going to use it anymore for layout purposes.


huuu


fixes https://github.com/FormidableLabs/formidable-landers/issues/106


Amatsukaze lvl 20 was in other section, but still have a next remodel


Sehr cool! könntet ihr das Format zu verwenden welches wir schon im Hopglas viewer definiert haben?

https://github.com/plumpudding/hopglass/blob/master/lib/infobox/node.js#L325-L328

https://github.com/plumpudding/hopglass/pull/38

https://github.com/freifunk-gluon/packages/issues/138


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#I44wiAdtS16iaCS-bMM7tw


@faassen  'from in' looks like a typo.


I think we don't need to change the MetadataLoader javadoc to say it needs to be thread-safe anymore?


I think it is unnecessary strictness. 0 kernels folder is absolutely real/legit case, while testing something big it is normal to have empty folders/data somewhere it is not a problem.


Why are the media queries here? Maybe they would work better in the modules.css page.


5442_HWCoilInitTempSizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2264 of 2267 tests passed, 555 test warnings)

 * 558 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 540 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 540 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTD diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: RDD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.

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WDYT about `SpiceKernel.load(path)`, which will do `furnsh` internally and return loaded kernel or `nil`?


.nav-bar:hover a should get you the same result


0.1 ms (null)


Two issues with this table: 1) checking/unchecking the parameter checkbox using the mouse doesn't work; 2) when I check/uncheck the parameter by pressing Space, the signature preview is not updated


os_2_0_dependency_reduction_signals_slots (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@IanVS oh ok. What are you going using now?


This is a very first simple example as you can see... Without tests or any real functionallity. Just a protitype.


Minor nitpick on indentation, line 21.


Will 2.2.0 still be a valid path for gems_root when upgrading to 2.3.1?


5442_HWCoilInitTempSizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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What ? 竟然是用 setTimeOut 来拖线程？


@RussTedrake, I somewhat expected as much; mostly I mentioned you for the FYI re: the discussion at RobotLocomotion/drake@cd7b2ade430442a6de575b670b6645ebcbdf98d4

@rdeits, thanks for confirming!


Perhaps there could be a better name for var aArray?


`protected` visibility is not applicable when parent is KtFile and shouldn't be suggested in that situation


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#Gpukn4AlRu2oCf9WJhV4nQ


Can you test https://github.com/kd-11/rpcs3/commit/67f81c45841045b255510f5ba29d22346ff06bbd? I've started work on proper implementation.


That's pretty inventive! Like it. :+1:


@ben-manes  Thanks for the info! We will have a look on Caffeine. However, Instead of upgrading this one, a new ECM component should be created with the name cache-caffeine-ecm. If nobody else does it before we start a new project (where we need an in-memory cache), we will create it.


Okay, based on this and conversation at rdeits/swigmake@d1ff0956e60e4aead40b3d799e610138d23d78f8, I'm not aware of a need for CMP0054=OLD and it seems CMP0054=NEW is likely to fix a bug. Thanks, @RussTedrake and @rdeits. I'll make a PR.


Uncaught Error: "name" and "value" are required for setHeader().
How to solve above error. I have tried with version updation. removing undefined headers etc
Thanks in advance


develop (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1680 of 1680 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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tried to revive this today and discovered that the latest goocanvas (2.0) uses gtk3 which causes issues with gpredict which is expecting 0.15. i tried a local formula modified to use that version but pkg_config can't find it.


there's better how to do this.
if selectors.bug_is_untestable(1156, cls.cfg.version):
    return


I assume it is OK to add links to official TensorFlow docs when explaining core classes/concepts, WDYT?


Pull-Request ist da: https://github.com/freifunk-gluon/gluon/pull/826
Um die channel-utilization zu berechnen, ist noch mehr Arbeit nötig.


I have worked with Suffolk Public Schools for 36 years.


Please note that any Eris Industries code distributed as part of this codebase is distributed under GPLv3.


Can you update this to cast to uint32 instead of unsigned int. Unsigned int is allowed to be 16 buts (though I'm sure other parts of the code would fail, but may as well fix it here)


Done for Codacy (said 50 new issues... :smile: )


This mimics the original code here that just accepted anything under lib


Closing `</p>` tags [are not used in Javadoc](http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/java/index-137868.html#writingdoccomments). These are breaking Javadoc generation.


Подскажи как пользоваться test.php в сашке


I rename locale, but this change not uploaded.


Should be "name", not "externalId".


@mangesh: Here spelling mistake in variable name. It should be $options_video_thumb. Also update this variable name use at other places. Thanks.


Done.


Spelling bug  #37  :
"let me now on GitHub" -> "let me know at GitHub"


follow Stlye-CI


Maybe we rather want to use the SVG file instead of the PNG icon. Vector graphics are always superior.


Yes. Thanks.
I meant `Object.assign`. That makes it immutable.


`disappear_timestamp` needs to be wrapped in a `str(disappear_timestamp)`


Ruby's [Array](http://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/2.3.0/Array.html) class has a bunch of useful methods, like `map`, `select`, `reject` and so on, allowing more idiomatic code. In this case:
```ruby
dimensions = array.map { |i| TensorShapeProto::Dim.new(:size => i) }
```

Another considerations (you can see them in my example):
* you do not need `Tensorflow::` added to all methods internal to the `Tensorflow` namespace;
* you should use new hashes style (`size: i`, not `:size => i` -- they are the same, but latter is more verbose and outdated as hell)


Do you remember what the problem was you were having? (I forked this repo btw)


Hi Amar,

I have a query on Autorest SDK.

I know how to send custom request headers in the Autorest SDK through options argument.
But I want to understand from you, that How can we send query string parameters in the Request URL?
I could not see any option of providing them in the generated SDK code. Can we do the same through options argument just like we did for custom request headers. If YES, then please provide a working example code snippet for better explanation.

Kindly suggest as it is urgent.

Regards
Simran


Sure it is, in fact it shows up right on the readme...


1. Try to name your methods like nouns, not verbs (`set_type`, not `type_setter`, `define_ops`, not `op_definer`, and so on).
2. Ruby's standard idiom for `set_X` is method named just `X = `, so it should be just `def type=` (though, I see the logic is a bit more complicated)


Excellant. This works. :+1:
I have requested @abbr to merge your PR.

Regards
Simran


Try to raise with a) meaningful error classes (ArgumentError in this case) and b) informative error messages (`"Data type #{type} not supported"`)


I've noticed a problem in src/global/TransitionManager.js, where ```tm.callback();``` doesn't get called, due to the fact that the counter for ```totalChildren``` is negative. Not quite sure how to reproduce it but I hope I'll be able to explain:
The problem - I think - is caused by nested TransactionManagers, i. e. TransactionManagers with children that have children on their own. E. g.:
TransactionManager A has children Aa, Ab and Ac, which in turn each have one child (Aa1, Ab1 and Ac1 respecitvely). A calls the ```start``` method of Aa. Aa calls the ```start``` method of Aa1. Aa1 calls it's ```check``` method, finds out it is done and calls the ```decrementTotal``` method on it's parent Aa. Aa runs it's ```check``` method, finds out it is done and calls the ```decrementTotal``` method on A. Immediately afterwards Aa again runs it's ```check``` method, this time from within it's own ```start``` and calls ```decrementTotal``` on A again.
The same thing happens for Ab and Ab1. After Ab1 has called ```decrementParent``` on Ab and Ab in turn has called ```decrementParent```on A, the counter for ```totalChildren``` on A is 0 but it's ```ready``` property is not yet truthy, so A's ```check``` returns on line 76.
Now Ac and Ac1 decrement A as well, resulting in ```totalChildren``` on A being -2 when it finally sets it's ```ready``` property to true and runs ```check```. But it doesn't call the callback function, due to the fact that ```!tm.totalChildren``` is falsy if ```tm.totalChildren``` equals -2 (or any number that is not zero).

Hope my explanation wasn't too unintelligible ;)


The overall code in this method does not look very DRY, it seems somewhere should be just the constant maps from type symbols to type properties.


Why is this move necessary?
Can't you just call both CheckBlockHeader() and ContextualCheckBlockHeader() ?


`redux-immutable-state-invariant` is the middleware that serves that purpose for me. I feel not to use Immutable. It seems more like an over kill for me. But I would check it out again. That's my thinking tho'


Thanks Preston. This change does not apply to any code that is not owned by Tendermint - nothing in this codebase is owned *solely* by Eris. Eris has it's own distribution of the consensus, in eris-db, which additionally includes all specifically Eris aspects (permissions, etc), and which is of course distributed GPLv3.


Is there any reason we are expecting this to be a positive float? Because on my machine using sbcl this test fails, returning a negative number instead (as I would expect it to).


Those two lines could, in fact, look somewhat like `start = rank.zero? ? data : data.flaten.first`


Same question here.


Not only was it fine the way it was, the above is actually invalid SQL... `"` are only for surrounding identifiers, `'` is used to surround literals.


@wilsonmfg yeah that's a good point.  I'll see if I can get that solution rolling.  I'd rather have the automated route, as I don't want anybody to have to modify anything, even if it is a dev tool.


5442_HWCoilInitTempSizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1117 of 1117 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Correct this comment? Maybe just take it out; we don't care how many scheduling slices there are as long as it's more than 1.


should use capital M - looks funny as mB vs MB.


In my experience, this one causes `DrawSequent` panels to always be very broad. Can you confirm this?


spelling


So what am saying right he is you dont need Object.assign anymore as you already have a spread operator .
this should work
```javascript
return [...state, action.course]
```


Thanks. One thought I had was to turn your changes to the test into a whole new one, so that we'd have two tests for `number-of-instructions`.


That's all my comments :) Thanks.


lesson


Indeed it should.


использую обертку с настройками
display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
  align-items: center;


@WilliamHoang: I hope this works, first time using references.


I'm so glad it's working for you now! :confetti_ball:


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                      HDFC Life Insurance Company is an Indian Life Insurance provider. LTS (Lead Tracking System) CRM is a transformation project wherein the functionality is being migrated from legacy system to CRM. CRM would be the master for leads, customer and policies.

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GAMS Siebel PST Project is a Production Support engagement. This is a 24x7 engagement where we are responsible for 6 Siebel applications which are Live across functions (Sales/ Service / Marketing) across geography (North America/EMEA/ASIA/ANZ). The Siebel applications provide end to end sales, marketing, service and order management functionalities.
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On 18th July


this update does not work with `nglview`. I just tried and got "ReferenceError: NGL is not defined"


This repo is for the codes by summer intern for the summer project.
-J. Hao


Zdravo!


на блоке block_login.blade.php спрятан блок ,которые появляется когда вводишь не верный логин. у него класс error_login с стоит dispaly:none


***Ligação completa da Rede com todos os equipamentos****

#Global
global[compact]=False
global[mem]=64
global[vm]=8
global[clean]=False
global[path]=/home/giovana/ifsc/lab

#Equipamentos
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#Roteadores
a[type]=generic
b[type]=generic
c[type]=generic
d[type]=generic
e[type]=generic
l[type]=generic
k[type]=generic
m[type]=generic
w[type]=generic
y[type]=generic
x[type]=generic
z[type]=generic
#
#Switches
as[type]=generic
bs[type]=generic
cs[type]=generic
ds[type]=generic
es[type]=generic
ls[type]=generic
ks[type]=generic
ms[type]=generic
ws[type]=generic
ys[type]=generic
xs[type]=generic
zs[type]=generic
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#Estações de trabalho
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d1[type]=generic
e0[type]=generic
e1[type]=generic
k0[type]=generic
k1[type]=generic
m0[type]=generic
m1[type]=generic
#
#Enlaces
as[eth0]=as-a
a[eth0]=as-a
#
as[eth1]=as-a0
a0[eth0]=as-a0
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as[eth2]=as-a1
a1[eth0]=as-a1
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bs[eth0]=bs-b
b[eth2]=bs-b
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bs[eth1]=bs-b0
b0[eth0]=bs-b0
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b1[eth0]=bs-b1
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cs[eth0]=cs-c
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c0[eth0]=cs-c0
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c1[eth0]=cs-c1
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ds[eth0]=ds-d
d[eth2]=ds-d
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d0[eth0]=ds-d0
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d1[eth0]=ds-d1
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e[eth1]=es-e
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Awesome commit!


Not sure if `deploy.cmd` is still used, but it sets version to `0.1.3.6`. So update version in it as well or remove file, if its obsolete.

@ascho


@JackDougherty Can you please open a ticket for this? And first verify that the issue persists without PBT enabled.


never mind. I forgot to pull my change yesterday in my lab computer.


5442_HWCoilInitTempSizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2232 of 2232 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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i think if you put `required: true` on teh text field, this is done automatically


I think it's checking the simple bridging conversion from NSArray to [AnyObject], which is one of the simplest bridging cases.

Amusing to see a comment on a commit from May 17, 2014...


Actually this is claimed to be slower than the previous version. Maybe we'll just ignore this Codacy issue?
If so, @elrido, please revert these last two commits.


Pull out into isNonGeographicalCountryCallingCode


:+1: most descriptive commit message ever


TODO.
1, Need to make sure the person studying the body is the player who killed the player.
2, Decide if we really need everyone knowing the vars.


A country calling code is non-geographic if it only maps to the non-geographical region code.


I know you've already applied these fixes, but take a look at this: https://github.com/xX-Yoshi-Xx/Yoshi-Kernel-LG-G3/commit/b8b35db7f14a538f1c8c85376bba8b383eb3bbc8
This is a quick and dirty way of being able to avoid having to define all integers.


thanks. these changes just got vagrant up and running with virtual box 5.1. will they be included in an official release anytime soon?


@schas002 I have named one of my commit `vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv` in GOLC


It all depends on how the operation is defined in the swagger spec. If the query parameter is required, then you will see it as one of the required parameters on the method. If it is an optional query parameter then it needs to be passed in the options object. When the method constructs the request url, it will automatically populate the query parameter that was passed into the method.


http://yugioh-wiki.net/index.php?%A1%D4%A3%CE%A1%A6%A5%D6%A5%E9%A5%C3%A5%AF%A1%A6%A5%D1%A5%F3%A5%B5%A1%BC%A1%D5
Ｑ：幻獣機トークンを対象にした場合、このモンスターの名前は幻獣機トークンになりますか？
Ａ：いいえ、モンスタートークンの「○○トークン」はカード名として扱われず、幻獣機トークンになりません。（13/10/02)

Ｑ：《ヒーロー・マスク》の効果でカード名が《Ｅ・ＨＥＲＯ シャドー・ミスト》となっている《トランス・デーモン》を対象にこのカードの効果を発動した場合、このカードのカード名と効果はどうなりますか？
Ａ：《トランス・デーモン》のカード名と効果を得ます。(16/04/07)


5442_HWCoilInitTempSizing (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2230 of 2233 tests passed, 554 test warnings)

 * 557 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 539 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 539 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTD diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: RDD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.

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Where the crash occurs, the assertion message, and the stack trace are certainly useful. As the commits go by, occasionally we might see a theme (or notice crashes in recently-changed code) and focus some energy there.

The number of unresolved/resolved crashes is mostly useful for motivation. I keep wondering just how quickly we could drive that number to zero if we put our energy toward doing it..


loadMetadata should be stateless - may be accessed by several threads (add to that javadoc); can be called multiple times


Hmm, that's possible; I did not do a comparison.  However, setting a fixed maximum width causes much bigger problems: then it can happen that formulas get silently dropped from the end of the sequent (because they would go over the maximum width).  I spent half a day wondering why some formulas do not get shown until I figured this one out...


The curse of a Swift compiler developer is to continually bounce between C++ and Swift. Usually, I end up forgetting semicolons in C++ and Clang puts them back for me.


If you used packagecloud apis to detect the latest stable version, we won't need to hardcode this.


刘德卫  男  安徽省阜南县人


I'd like to abstract this more, but couldn't figure out another way to link current_user to player color.


你好


Nie powinno się dodawać katalogów z IDE


What's this?


В своем репозитории https://github.com/ganilova/2016gan
сделала меню и счетчик оставшегося времени. Надо сделать останов работы программы при истечении времени


@sannysc nice!!!


人


@sannysc keeping them in poverty. good.


This may need to be ^lib.. instead, to match just the first occurrence, since this seems to be replacing additional occurrences (https://github.com/Squirrel/Squirrel.Windows/issues/765)


HTTP Request CANT accept ‘#’


@sannysc awesome.


Thanks E. I will confer with the technical guys and revert.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [dustinlebla](https://dustinlebla-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/unsupported-modules-plugins](https://dustinlebla-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/unsupported-modules-plugins)


What do you mean?


I want to ensure the state is not mutated and I only return a new copy of the state. Thought that's the thinking behind it


this over-estimates, i think: includes the timestamp and stdout/stderr string?


@veksen Could you tweak the doc `source` and `npm package` link styles to match your mockup.


@xX-Yoshi-Xx great! I'll add that, we must give one more chance to O3 xD


I think I wouldn't differ between orangebox and other engines. Just use one method, so the behaviour is always the same.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [homepage](https://homepage-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
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@JoseGalRe lol


@I-Al-Istannen Yes, it requires changing the handling of logs quiet a bit, and its more like androids way of working. And I cannot stand it. But noneoftheless (needs better spelling) it is doable. I am thinking about redirecting those streams in order to push them to the GUI, instead of just adding a line to every Logger method. What do you think?


Hi Felix,

der wesentliche Grund für diese Änderungen ist dass wir eine einheitliche Header-Texte für alle Skripte haben möchten, weil die Changelogs und Authoren sehr einfach über Git-Commits nachverfolgt werden können.

Beste Grüße,

Zhihang


volumes is already a list of Volume resources, so you could just do the assignment as follows:

```python
     """ Get volume and exit if already encrypted """
      volumes = [v for v in instance.volumes.all()]
      if volumes:
         original_root_volume = volumes[0]
```


Funcionou?


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@maegkeane check out this commit too... I forgot to include this file in the last commit. This is what makes the JS work!


Careful, this might add more borders than you bargained for. :laughing:


Sim, tudo certo rsrsrs


@bestdark use `catch (WebException we)` instead of `catch (Exception)` and add
`MessageBox.Show($"Exception message: {we}", "", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Asterisk);`


Yep, it works now! Thank you! Now just have to make it look right, which is way easier when I can actually see it in the browser.


spread operators copys and returns a new instance.. it was used to replace the Object.assign


No, you can't target anything inside a `<canvas>`. These inverted avatars were the reason I held of from inverting the whole thing. Not that I use it much, so I don't really care-


Looks good, thanks Dustin. I just skimmed through the changes and will have to test them, but overall I think this is a great improvement.


Good find.

Do you know exactly on what version it starts supporting different corners?
I'd like to make the inflater inflate an alternate version of this layout wherever it's supported, otherwise it doesn't look so good.


ha ha


@ArsenArsen
Well, we will need to change the log anyways. And afaik there are corresponding elements for every Swing class, so that wouldn't be too hard. I just like the SceneBuilder, as it makes designing guis so much easier. You can do the same with swing, but it is harder and not as unified. And JavaFX looks a lot better imho.

But to the things that matter :wink::
You could make a new class called LogPanel or so, which you use as a component in the main window (in swing overwriting JPanel probably does it, in JavaFx I would create a custom fxml for it and assing a controller). This class would then handle all the displaying of the logging, and just has a method "log(Level, text)".
For the intern working my first idea was this:
> Then make a `Map<Level, List<String>>` for the messages and add a method to apply filters (by level or String or whatever).

If you have a better one, speak out :P


Oh yay, I'm part of the team now :) :yum: Thanks :smile:


code relating to state, permissions and evm (not claiming to be exhaustive) has been moved to Eris-DB; note that I do not have precise knowledge about what previous agreements cover.  Not sure either whether this license change can act in retrospect. To my understanding though, I can confirm the current repository has a focus on limited to the consensus algorithm.

Having said that, Eris-DB does not have it's own distribution of the consensus engine in eris-db.  We directly depend on github.com/tendermint/tendermint.


not really, that generates an empty anonymous object, which invokes a small constructor in the Lua runtime.  The dummy assignment is actually faster.


I think the bug is that the replace is happening >1x. I'll fix this up today


Fixed in pr


lol i forgot about this, damn @timvisee and his code :P


@zverok agree! I don't think Ruby is @Arafatk's first language – most importantly he made it work, but yes, this should be the way we do it. @geoffreylitt it is stuff like this that would be great to do throughout the project as I mentioned over here: https://gitter.im/Arafatk/tensorflow.rb. Again, before touching it we need to make sure we have tests for all methods or that methods are moved to the `private`-section if they shouldn't be public.


@schas002 you might as well change `git commit` to `git commit -am $RANDOM` (totally didn't do this for the auto-deployment)


fyi: you can just do this: https://github.com/invisiblek/android_device_hp_tenderloin-common/commit/40367faf2d21084b88edb2a19e1ea63c076ff55e


I look forward to when `log1p` is used without adding then subtracting 1...


I don't understand why this condition ?


I'm using mainly React now.  I liked Ember, but I got a job at a company that uses React so that's where my focus has been for the last 8 months or so.

I believe @jamemackson still uses Ember, but not Sane I think.


To be honest, I'm not sure I like these new thick colored tab borders. We sure that we wanna stray off that far from GitHub's design?

![tabs](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/115237/16924038/94026660-4d1d-11e6-9422-484c9f7a0a0f.png)


Hey buddy, Great work here, Runs amazing but I have a small suggestion if you dont mind, Is it possible to add a button to copy of each Pokemon Lat and Lng from the map?


I'm on the react/redux bandwagon as well. @IanVS really cool to hear you got into tech!


That means, I've to use `"plugins": ["transform-object-rest-spread"]` right in my `.babelrc`

> [Spread operator](http://redux.js.org/docs/recipes/UsingObjectSpreadOperator.html)


Could try rest/bug/XY/comment?include_fields=id so the server returns less data, might be faster?


Nice fix! Guess `NS_EXTENSIBLE_STRING_ENUM`'s existence is linked to Xcode version, not Swift version, unsurprisingly. Hopefully we'll get a way to `#ifdef SWIFT_VERSION_THREE_OR_ABOVE` by the time Xcode is out of beta.


@zverok YES! And probably use a `switch`-statement below. Feel free to help refactor this!


Emacs With Evil Mode Settings


to on?


cc @mleanos


We could also try using `readr::write_csv` or `data.table::fwrite` (only in development version) for faster CSV generation.


Okay. But I think we just do that and make our logger. I used FXML before, I am just more comftorable (failed spelling) with swing. Thats just a personal preference, and shouldn't drag the project back. I can make the logger using Java.util.logging. I did that before. It was (painfull) fun.

@I-Al-Istannen I say have a go at it ;)


This is why I get crashes :D
Btw, how can you test these codes? You have an sc8830 device?


There should be `default_prepare || return 1`.


This is the same as register_canonicalise. It allow the decorator to be used in 2 ways:

@register_useless('fast_compile')
def a_local_opt

and

@register_useless
def a_local_opt

The first case will have lopt be a string.


@chrhansen yeah, we already spoke (by email) with Arafat before I've started code review. I think it is pretty honorable task to make a project of this importance and gather new Ruby skills at the same time, and I'm willing to support.


And also it doesn’t work without `builddir` set…


awesome, thanks! I'll merge once I'm back on my laptop.


das find ich blöd


Thanks for updating this link!


any epicly cool new features i should be interested?

i haven't been on civcraft's latest for years, you guys started doing weird things like acid and other things i didn't get, instead i went with a default protection level and used other mods to augment it instead

i think we are largely independent mods now


If the issue here is just that we want to generate a pipe-delimited string representation in memory, we should be able to do that fairly easily in R, e.g.

```
df <- data.frame(x = 1:10, y = letters[1:10], z = rnorm(10))
formatted <- lapply(df, as.character)
delimited <- paste(do.call(mapply, c(
  function(...) paste(..., sep = "|"),
  formatted
)), collapse = "\n")
```

Of course, the base `as.character()` behavior might not be appropriate for all data types (e.g. dates), but we could imagine implementing an appropriate serializer for date columns etc.


SUSE supports a special syntax that allows us to rename the downloaded file. For instance,

    Source1: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/%{name}-%{version}/revision/6.cabal#/stack-r6.cabal

would call the local file `stack-r6.cabal` instead of `6.cabal` because of the `#/` marker. Is that a portable solution?


We could make it optional.


did you mean to write `return` here?


@ArsenArsen
Just do what you are comfortable with! I have created some Applications with swing too (varying in complexity) and I am totally fine with it ;)

I absolutly do not want to push you to do anything you are not really a fan of, as you have and probably will contribute and use this more than I do!

I would take the levels from Java.util.logging and just silently ignore the rest xD And then make your own Logger, maybe with the LogPane mentioned above. At least this is what came to my mind first, I am interested to hear your idea!

I will probably not implement a GUI right now, so if you have time, start it!


dfgdb


Although using flatbuffers is definitely the right thing going forward, I think there's still some easy gains to be made here that could be done in a couple hours and that would be worth pursuing.


line 22 was changed to:
`from tempest.lib.services.image.v1 import images_client as images_v1_client`


Shouldn't this be `return d.Query("SELECT * FROM mytable")`?


Seems legit - stealing for Argen...


True, but I don't think the brown/yellow panels have any transparent borders that I can think of :stuck_out_tongue:


can't find anywhere [in the documentation](https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/drawable-resource.html) where those individual corners were added


correct


Oh, and I totally agree that the way Hackage's revisions are implemented sucks. For the longest time, I resisted supporting them, but eventually it became clear that this ship has sailed.

What should have been done is that the edit function generates a new point release on the server. Anyway, it's too late now. :disappointed:


This commit doesn't involve TD 2.1 or publishing.

You should be able to see any errors from publishing in the output window in visual studio. There isn't anything special with publishing for ticketdesk though. You should be able to make a new publish profile, and set it up to use whatever settings are appropriate for your publishing scenario. Of course, publish profiles aren't required to run the site on a server. You could compile in release mode and manually deploy the site to the server if you prefer.


Should this also check `!!query.ignorePartials`?


asdasd


You don't need to set any variables for the `clean` target


asd


Also worth noting that `readLines()` is a _very_ slow way to read lines into R (unfortunately).


I have a question: why do the object must be manually disabled?
Can't the command disable the reference on its own?

Also, the command's [CS page](http://cs.elderscrolls.com/index.php?title=DeleteReference) report the command doesn't work if the reference has been disabled in the same frame, which means we have to wait a frame. Is this a bug or a limitation?
If it's a limitation, could the command disable the reference on its own then queue it, so OBSE will delete it in the next frame?


If you make a PR for this I'd be more than happy to merge it in :)


To track behavior of cake-php by git, created the directory.
Git can't track files on workspace directory added after initializing.


ack.


@I-Al-Istannen

Personally I like using logger, and I can just make a handle and everything will be fine. If you make the GUI make sure you make fields for the progress bar(s) and the buttons. @bwfcwalshyPluginDev Is the one to decide here, I am fine with both.

Anyways, the logger is simple but painfull, but I can do it. Walshy is the one who says what happens and when.


I'm not sure how (SWIG generated?) type `Tensorflow::Long_long` works (whether it is a "real" array or what), but at least this code could look like:
```ruby
array.each_with_index { |el, i| c_array[i] = el }
```

But in fact, it would be better to extend those "array-ish" types in Ruby code, so that eventually we can do something like just:
```ruby
Tensorflow::Long_long.from_array(array)
# does internally the same: first creates, and then fills with data; just makes code using Long_long cleaner.
```


No idea, but it seems to me that's not well supported even in API 23. Actually it was rendering all corners with the same radius in my phone


@caspervanneck why exception and not throwable ? @SalmonGER @Aericio


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I think it is better to plot projections instead of weights, isn't it?


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You may want to experiment and see which joysticks are compatible with the new joystick code.  The new code works with the logitech controller that @jjones646 has, but I don't think it works with the older one that we had around the shop.  The new code may be adaptable to other controllers, but I don't know too much about it.


@ArsenArsen
Then just let this decision rest for now and focus on other things ;)

Good luck with whatever you are doing, though I would like to fix the issue, if you could assist me for a second ;)


Yeah, I guess if you really love them this much, you could make them an option. I'd really rather see them gone from the stylesheet on GitHub, they break layout slightly (by increasing the height of the tab bar by 2px).


Emmanuel:  mechamanny


Will this cause two queries or is it cached?


on the contrary you just need es6-2016 only that would make it work just fine


How does order 2 sort the issue


This appears to be fixed in Edge 14.


first commit


t


Why 3 different image variables and not a list of strings?


Partly addresses #2. Will need to make this more robust and formal


Is there an advantage to using PNG? My impression is that JPEG much more efficient for most photos from cameras. PNG is better only if you're using a very small palette of colors.


My paypal


#include<stdio.h>
main()
{
printf("hello word/n")
return 0
}


Looks great!  Keep up the good work!


An nm, it doesn't allow primitives the `argumentsList` but it allows it to be `undefined` (optional).


@kevinushey yeah, the challenge would be to make the serialization faster, in this case, I get these results:

```{r}
> system.time({
+     df <- nycflights13::flights
+     formatted <- lapply(df, as.character)
+     delimited <- paste(do.call(mapply, c(
+         function(...) paste(..., sep = "|"),
+         formatted
+     )), collapse = "\n")
+ })

   user  system elapsed
 11.317   0.223  11.598

> system.time({
+     df <- nycflights13::flights
+     tempFile <- tempfile(fileext = ".csv")
+     write.table(df, tempFile, sep = "|", col.names = FALSE, row.names = FALSE)
+     textData <- as.list(readLines(tempFile))
+ })

   user  system elapsed
  7.045   0.119   7.176
```

The local approach we have (save as csv + read csv using databricks package) takes about 7.3s, while replacing this with (custom serialization + scala deserialization) is taking 38.9s. Which, is still better than the 5+min it was taking before this change since we where serializing one element at a time from the R code.


@niyasc  The reason why I overrode the animation in `welcome-bs4.css` instead of directly overwriting `animate.css` is coz it's an external CSS library, just like _bootstrap_ or _materialize_. See [animate.css homepage](https://daneden.github.io/animate.css/). It's better to keep the external css files in their unmodified forms, so that we can easily upgrade when upstream releases a new version. :grin:


I'll file a bug on them.


Im very like thanks


@kevinushey By all means, if you can think of smaller improvements that are low cost for this, feel free to change this as needed, would be much appreciated!


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Looks like I was wrong; I assumed the bottleneck here was reading + writing to disk but it looks like it's CSV generation itself (and it's hard to do that efficiently in R).


Yes , you BOARD_USES_LEGACY_ACQUIRE_WVM need too patch.
But these parameters are equal


Am I right the method is just takes, say element `[m, n]` from `M×N` vector, where `m < M`, `n < N`?
Then, I believe, it should be named just `[]`, and do something simpler?.. As far as I can understand, `self.serialized` is just "flat" version of all values (1-dim array)? Then, index of value in this array could be calculated by some simple math.


These configuration values can't be hardcoded: they should be read from nova.conf.


OK, that's reasonable, although idk what to do about login stuff (I think we shouldn't get users password hash even).
I'd like this to be a default-on setting option that I could turn off though.


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Yep agreed @chrhansen -- for example I noticed that `ruby_array_to_c` seems to be duplicated (with minor differences) between `Tensor` and `Session`, so my plan was to make that a public method on a new class and add tests, then change both `Tensor` and `Session` to depend on that.


@niyasc @Udara-U3  K.. then I'll do hover effect for those icons too! :grin:  Since, those icons are fonts, I think text-shadow'd work


Good catch I though I was released but its not
From http://netty.io/wiki/reference-counted-objects.html
```
In contrast, ByteBuf.copy() and ByteBuf.readBytes(int) are not derived buffers. The returned ByteBuf is allocated will need to be released.
```


Should this be is_featured: true instead?


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Can we move this string 'acker' to a `CONSTANT` like the other handlers?


<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <title>JetBrains Copy</title>

    <form>

Yip's first Calculator

                <input onkeypress="return event.keyCode>=4&&event.keyCode<=57">

                  <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >^</button>

                     <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >%</button>

                     <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >del</button>

                     <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >/</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >7</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >8</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >9</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >x</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >4</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >5</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >6</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >-</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >1</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >2</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >3</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >+</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >+/-</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >0</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >.</button>

                    <button onmouseover="MouseOver(this)" onmouseout="MouseOut(this)" >=</button>

    </form>

##


Is `type` something documented in TensorFlow, or do you invent the name yourself?.. In latter case, I propose something like `element_type`, or just `data_type`, because when you are reading `something.type` in a code, you expect the result to be the type of entire "something", not of it element.


this is ugly:
order 2 refers to the second column in the select clause that we are querying (goods_nomenclatures.goods_nomenclature_item_id)

`order(:goods_nomenclature_item_id)` is ambiguous
`order("goods_nomenclatures.goods_nomenclature_item_id")` doesn't work because it doesn't escape properly
So this is the only way I could sort,
Do you know how to order in a uglyless way?


two queries :cry:, will fix


A more Pythonic way is to write `if sw_port:`, although that will also exclude sw_port being None, but that should be fine.


great idea!


aaand chobby is ugly again :c
Btw, do we have a way of skinning chili components based on their type, rather than class?
"Window" is meaningless I think, where as "contentPanel" isn't.


Salut,

il y a des choses à revoir, la langue française stipule, entre autres, des espaces insécables avant la fermeture des guillemets et après l'ouverture des guillemets. Je ferai une proposition de corrections sous peu.


good progress! :lollipop:


5442_HWCoilInitTempSizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2272 of 2272 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This version of the drag and drop interface is currently not working.  More research must be done on JQuery's drag&drop functionality before it can be successfully implemented.


@talevy Should we release `bytesRead`?


еуые


Yes, sorry, I later saw they were fixed in another commit. Thanks!


It's mostly a matter of producing what people are expecting from other programs. In most programs (e.g., the most common PCA plotting functions in R) you get the weights.


I don't hate it, but it can be a little distracting. And actually it's a return to the GitHub's design, we just aren't keeping it orange.

I can't decide between adding a new placeholder, something like `/*[[selected-tab]]*/` (that lets you set the top border style, e.g. `#fff 2px solid`), or maybe adding an auxiliary userstyle?


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OK, the further I read, I start to understand those should NOT be writable (Tensor is not changeable after creation?), so just `attr_reader` should work?


ow, yes


Тут теперь два раза jquery-ui включен.. Это же не специально, да?


This is basically a Dynamic gallery application where the images are rendered dynamically using JS and MongoDB concepts.


5442_HWCoilInitTempSizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Bad idea... Did Juan give you permission to merge? Not only imported scenes will be 4x larger in size, but also way slower to load. With removal of reimporting functionality there is no need to even edit those scenes anymore (so for as long as source file is there - not much can go wrong). I don't see any point in this, please enlighten me.


That's a good step in the right direction. Also since the Customizer contains the Printable name and extension, you really just need to send in the customizerName that you want to print.

I don't believe these should be transient events on the server as you are imposing a client side thought process on a service side method. A well designed client can hide a one-to-one relationship and it's persistence. In fact it doesn't really even need to share with the user which Customizer name is being used, or even that such a Customizer concept exists. That's essentially what I was doing with the SlicerConfig and MachineConfig objects until I was forced to expose them to users due to Robin's requirements in adding further flexibility.

A simple flip and translate aren't a big deal, but I envision the Customizer to contain many more overrides that will become quite annoying if the user has to perform them before every print. I can imagine many ways to print a single Printable. For example, a Customizer may allow a user to duplicate their part to better cover the entire printable build surface. Yet, they probably won't want to print that many parts every time they print that object. Or perhaps a different printer can support a larger build platform that will allow more parts to be printed over the entire surface.

I don't want to derail your momentum here, it's really just a quick refactor for me to go many-to-many, so I don't want to bog you guys down with it. I'll watch to see how things play out once you have a GUI you guys like and then  we can stick with that GUI.


I was getting a bit annoyed at the inconsistency that came from only half overriding robocracy. I could not make any sort of decent material design so I stuck with robocracy as the default. I think it looks reasonable.


Commit message: Please describe what the change is.  #444 doesn't explain what this change is -- it only describes a problem and what would characterize a solution.  Cite #444 too, but say what the change is first and foremost.


Ihr habt keine ahnung!! o.O


The problem was migrating this part. It should support Dictionaries that have integers/numbers and strings as keys and anyObjects as values.

<img width="657" alt="screen shot 2016-07-18 at 8 12 11 pm" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1088217/16925318/f2136e38-4d23-11e6-8ca3-44c5ef7f7f39.png">


@LifelongLearner13 This looks good! And I got it through email and notifications.  You may also assign issues to select team members to look at.


instead of doing selector == 0, you could you do something like

    String tabName = tab0names[position];
    switch(tabName) {
      case "Top":
        // do Top tab stuff
        break;
      case "Sports":
        // etc
        break;
      default:
        // etc
        break;
    }

This is less fragile, especially if you decide to change the order of your tabs.


I worried about that too. I was not quite sure this is right change, so I asked in PR comment.


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it's not my fault about styling, but the space I didn't know it lol


Response is no faster, but I do like trimming down the response size.


Does readr have a write_csv function that would be faster?

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In Ruby it is not accepted by style guides to use `sadCamelCase` for variable and method names, it should be `available_ops` and so on.


Why use a separate int? I think it's actually more clear if you set this to the item id directly. Then above you can switch case on the fragment id rather than an unexplained int.


I cannot explain this, but the problem I observed this morning has vanished this afternoon. My PDF exports now display endnotes with live links. Sorry to have been the boy who cried "wolf," which I really try to avoid doing....


I suppose it could be better class method, with usage like `graph = Graph.read(filename)`, WDYT?


I meant `no-dock-shadow = true`. Anyway, sorry for commenting out of the blue, I read a mention on reddit ;)


Why don't we push the JavaFX to the test branch or another if needed. Then while that gets worked on so that it is compatible, we can just use the normal swing one.

Would that make everyone happy? Then once complete it will be a quick process of changing it over.


@wilsonmfg ok so instead of having to jump through all of these hoops I just refactored `let` out.  Now it uses `env node` to call node, and should be able to run on this version of node now that it no longer has a `let` dependency. 😄 I think this is best, definitely easiest.


An auxiliary style might be easier to maintain, something like `GitHub-ColoredTabs` maybe?


Is "placeholder" term used anywhere in original TensorFlow? If not, I'm not sure that introducing of new terms on early stages of wrapper development is really a good idea.


Yeah, I was just starting to lean towards a second style... that way I don't have to modify the userscript LOL


@bwfcwalshyPluginDev
Yea, umm, merging? Im happy with either by the way. Ill update test branch now.


same thing here, instead of using the index integer directly, it's usually safer to go into your tab3names set.


TIP: Artifact IDs are lowercase by convention.


`tab0names.size()` and the same for below


Sara, thanks for all your help and valuable knowledge.


Changes the interface of `bayesdb_get_generator` and `bayesdb_has_generator`:

`bayesdb_get_generator(bdb, population_id, generator_name)`:
- If `population_id` has `generator_name`, return the `generator_id`.
- If `population_id` does not have `generator_name`, fail an assertion inside cursor_value.
- If `population_id` is None, return any `generator_id` with that name, or fail an assertion inside cursor_value.

`bayesdb_has_generator(bdb, population_id, generator_name)`:
- If `population_id` has `generator_name`, True.
- If `population_id` does not have `generator_name`, False.
- If `population_id` is None, return if `bayesdb_generator` has any entry with `generator_name`.

Updates all clients in `src/` and `test/`.


This would, however, **always** suggest 'beruhen', although an inflected form is required. Therefore, **I** think it is better to force the user to deliberately change the word (instead of just accepting the suggestion).
I you disagree, please feel free to change the suggestion.


Adhere to naming conventions. Class and interface identifiers are CamelCase.


Don't include taglibs unnecessarily.


I always liked being able to come to a mission or across a body and find out what happened to them, especially if I didn't kill them, if you do intend on putting this change in, maybe make it a variable toggle to enable or disable in the config?

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Yes, `tf.placeholder` is core to TensorFlow. It's for defining how data looks like that will be fed in later, during execution: https://www.tensorflow.org/versions/r0.9/api_docs/python/io_ops.html#placeholders


@volzhs, one hour is too little time for an impactful change like that.


Good catch, I'll fix that..  It'll be 2.3.0, not 2.2.0.


And probably renamed to:

```ruby
def load_available_ops
  # code
end
```


... like you said above :)


Checked out `write_csv` but only writes to paths, and yes, is a bit faster than `write.table` but it wasn't much, like 1-2s so I was keen on adding a dependency for this since we would probably want to make a bigger improvement anyways.


What would be the benefit to that? I don't think there is any, to be honnest. The behaviour is still the same at the end: a call to UTIL_Remove. This would simply remove the direct call we have access to on this specific engine (which optimize quite a bit by saving dozens of datamap loops, name comparisons, etc).


Such code could be written like this, much easier:
```ruby
TYPE2ENUM = {
  DT_FLOAT: TF_FLOAT,
  DT_DOUBLE: TF_DOUBLE,
  ...
}

def type_to_enum(type)
  TYPE2ENUM[type] || 0
end
```


5711-HVAC-sizing-sim-crash (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2228 of 2233 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

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 * 2 tests had: MTR small diffs.
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hehehe


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@rafffel - hope you're still around:

Look what I have for you to play with (;

![dragknife](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7695323/16925850/70b44d50-4d26-11e6-8854-e3f5b398dde8.PNG)

Havent pushed to git yet, still cleaning up a little, but hey, we are almost there - hoping you could take over from what I have done so far though - will tag you on the commit when I push this


Ah, ok then. I should do my homework better, I'll try to :)
I'm pretty proficient ruby-ist, but completely new to TensorFlow


Wordsmithing - I suggest `met` be replaced with `exceeded`.


Is `/Applications` a special case, or would it be prudent to instead do `Hbc::MacOS::SYSTEM_DIRS.include?(Pathname(path).realpath.to_s)?`


Wordsmithing - I suggest we replace `ensures` with `monitors`, since we cannot prove that we conclusively ensure...


@jmkao yeah, that is originally why I had the print() in CustomizerService and for it to pass down true directly into the PrintableService.print(). I'll change that right now.


Let me know if you need some feedback or if anything is unclear, hard to understand or not documented.


Not following, The way it works now wont change all thats been added is once studied who ever killed the player will be given a confirmed kill meaning it will show in his journal only when studied not as soon as you kill them.


Adds a custom field, that when clicked, generates a variable calling block


test


I actually use OllyDbg 1.1(this older version has less unneeded overhead) to analyze two sequential(or closely released) versions of the Tibia.exe file.

There are actually 3 ways to find the different types of addresses.
#1 For addresses in the tibiaauto-const.xml starting with the name "addrFun..." here's how you find them.

Open both versions of the Tibia.exe in two instances of OllyDbg taking note of which is the old one and which is the new one.
First you must find the memory offset of the Tibia.exe process if you use a version of Windows other than XP. This is called the base address and can be found using Process Hacker, a great piece of Task Manager replacement software.(Picture attached)
![find base address](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2941302/16925896/6a3278bc-4cf4-11e6-823a-c85afcb876f3.png)

Then you make a spreadsheet almost exactly like the one I attached.
You input the base addresses for the two running Tibia.exe processes into the spreadsheet.
Press Ctrl+G in OllyDbg and type(or paste) the hex address you want to go to into the old tibia OllyDbg window. The addresses you want to search for are found in the "old with offset" column in the spreadsheet.
(Another picture attached)
![spreadsheet](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2941302/16925911/72b8ba5a-4cf4-11e6-9a3a-100daba07401.png)

Now comes the tricky part, you are at a specific location in the old tibia OllyDbg window and need to find the corresponding location in the new tibia OllyDbg window. Besides just scrolling through the new side until you see something that looks like the old side, you can search for some unique text or bytes you see in the old side to find a relative location on the new side. I recommend looking at two versions of Tibia that you already have both sets of addresses for and see how similar the old and new versions usually compare. (There are a few different types of search features you can use in OllyDbg accessed by right clicking on the decompiled code in the main window that comes up after opening an *.exe file.)

After finding the address in the new side that looks almost exactly like the old side, copy the new address into the "new with offset" column in the spreadsheet and you have the new address that goes in the xml in the "new address" column.

Playing around with the program to see what you can search for will be very beneficial. Finding one memory location will likely take you 2 hours if you do enough playing around. The next one might take 15 minutes.

#2 For addresses starting with "addrCall..." here's the best way I've found
These addresses are places in Tibia's code that actually call the functions located at the "addrFun..." addresses, so these are easy to find.

Say for example you found "addrFunTibiaPrintText" to be at 0x10B8B50 with the offset. You can search OllyDbg for all places where the function 0x10B8B50 is called(easiest way is to right click on the address line that looks like "10B8B50 /$ 55 PUSH EBP" and select "View call tree").

#3 For addresses just starting with "addr..." there is a completely different way.
These addresses deal with in-game values like health or the address of message text pointers.
For these I use a combination of OllyDbg and Cheat Engine.
With OllyDbg I use the search for constants feature and look for one use of the old hex memory address, then try to match it up with the new side in OllyDbg.

With Cheat Engine, I search the new Tibia.exe process for a known value(like my fishing skill level) and find the address that way directly without refering to the old version.
Cheat Engine is a program that takes some getting used to as well, so I recommend that you spend an hour or two playing around with it.

That's about as short an explanation I can make.
Now if you find an automated way of doing all this, then all the more power to you!
I've gotten something semi-automated working, but it is far from ideal.


I've searched for this.
``<uses-feature android:name="android.hardware.sensor.gyroscope" android:required="false" />`` is used for filtering out which device not support on market.
So, I guess this tag might be unnecessary. :)


Okay, agreed

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5442_HWCoilInitTempSizing (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2230 of 2233 tests passed, 554 test warnings)

 * 557 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 539 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 539 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTD diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: RDD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.

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When you have more than 3 arguments for method, it is reasonable to think of two options:
* define default values for arguments (like `...device = "", attrs = nil)`)
* use keyword arguments (and have method called like `op_definer("Add", blah, blah, device: blah, attrs: {foo: bar})`)


5442_HWCoilInitTempSizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1120 of 1120 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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5442_HWCoilInitTempSizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@rafffel


Oops, I spoiled you ^^


We cannot release with robocracy, even for ZK testing. Its extensive use of high-contrast border lines makes it look really messy.


Cool!


This change has caused me days of issues :) I've moved to developing on a new machine using the GoogleAppEngine (GAE) SDK, it does not behave nicely with the php data wrapper used to convert the values to PHP when retrieved from the database (Core/Database/Type/BinaryType.php). I've fixed for my development by using the original 'text' column type - I don't know what to suggest as a long term solution as php://data is unsupported.


Ummm ...  {aggregation} directives were put in explicitly to differentiate hour, etc. timestamps from hour, etc. counts (e.g., unmet hours) for MathDiff and TableDiff purposes. Why are they being taken out? Because they are ugly?


The `is_file` check is still broken. I don't have a running instance to test it right now, but something like:
`php -r 'print(is_file(getcwd()."/../../../etc/passwd"));'` should still work without problem. Or in other words: an attacker can set `src` to a relative path to the current working directory, i.e. `src` can be set to something like `/../../../etc/passwd`.
In addition: it might be risky to rely on `getcwd()` to return the right directory (e.g. due to misconfiguration of the server).


os_2_0_dependency_reduction_signals_slots (kbenne) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Heh.


:suspect:


Why not simply check if lua.Bit is featured?


So what do you think? Should we keep it dark and ignore the avatar style, or revert?


I don't think we want these (Transform...) to be public, do we?


Again, I don't have a system to test it. However, this should also be easily to circumvent. Example from running a similar source code in the shell:
`php -r 'print(basename("some shell command;#/valid_filename_but_ignored_by_shell.jpeg"));'`
returns
`valid_filename_but_ignored_by_shell.jpeg`.


Can this be a free function instead of a method?  Should keep set of exposed methods as small as possible.


FIXME: add this a None before the if.


Please test this.


I was just doing what I was told.


See #55


To your question: I think you can, but you'd need another template parameter.


This seems like the best defence up to this point :) However, I'm not sure if there are maybe ways to circumvent `escapeshellarg` (e.g. with Unicode characters?). Anyway, all previous `src` validations are not that useful. This however seems to be.


I can confirm that this patch worked for us.  It might be nice to offer an option of subnets which are allowed to query the DNS server.

Thank you for your work and this project.


Hmmm. Maybe I misunderstood.  I thought {TIMESTAMP} was only used for outputs that contained a full date and time like "01/01 09:00".  Here's my [comment](https://github.com/NREL/EnergyPlus/pull/5751#issuecomment-233353683) that prompted the change just for this one table.


os_2_0_dependency_reduction_signals_slots (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@IanVS yes, it seems I'm one of the faithful few around here still using Ember and sails.  I've actually got a big project underway for my day job right now using this stack.  We did create the initial project using Seeds not sane but the underlying stack is the same.  I do still hold hope that eventually I can put some time back into reviving sane and potentially merging the project with seeds but just haven't had any free cycles to do anything in that direction yet aside from some idle chat about it.

@willmatos if you had any interest in getting involved let me know, it would be warmly welcomed and feel free to hit me up on gitter anytime if you have questions etc...  I'm happy to talk about the ember upgrade process as you had initially asked about here (and whatever else too)


I don't either. Sounds like you'll have to use a custom BinaryType on Google App Engine.


Would be nice to have some comments on this class indicating what each member means, and what the index in the  vector represents (the evaluator?)


You don't have to `.catch()`. Alfy handles that for you.


Decreased 5 lines xD


Why?


This pattern is weird, this isn't a solution...


Just `{}` is exactly the same as `Hash.new`


`got` is already a Promise. No point in wrapping it in another one. Just return `got`.


Ok for this pattern


Just curious, why disable retries?


Hi Eion!! Sorry to bothering you again but I need to ask wich its the correct dll to try the newest commits, http://eion.robbmob.com/libskypeweb-debug.dll or https://github.com/EionRobb/skype4pidgin/releases/download/v1.2/libskypeweb.dll.dbg ... Thanks Eion!


thanks man :)


Yes, I know about addTransaction() on null. I'll fix it.


Btw, check out `alfy.fetch()` which comes with caching builtin (uses `got` underneath).


Being a keyword, `def` is a really bad name for anything. I think `definition` will suite just as well.


This guy needs to be uploaded with the XBoxStage code in order for the data to be displayed


I see, well then, a regex check on [0-9], [A-Z,a-z], dots, dashs and underlines should be even stronger. As long as only a developer uploads images that is not a problem, but a regular user may not be aware of naming images properly ...


@TheoXD Well I don't ask permission from Juan for every single PR, else we would be back to how it was before October 2015, when PRs were merged in batch once a month... I think that the way I currently manage PRs is way better for the community, and the number of PRs we get each months nowadays clearly seems to agree with me.

Now, sometimes I do mistakes and here I might have merged it too fast indeed. Hopefully a oneliner is easy to revert if there is a consensus that the change is not wanted.

I merged it quickly because I thought it simply brought consistency: tscn is already the default format to save scenes, independently of whether they are 2D or 3D scenes. So I assumed that when importing scenes, one would want them in the same format as when saving one's own scenes. But I have no experience with 3D so I might be mistaken.


Yeah, that still leaves us with a lot of duplicated logic for finding the currently started printer, since that same looping logic is all over the place in different services, we probably need to break that out into some kind of utility method somewhere in the future.


\n


@IanVS just started the slow process this weekend of upgrading the /client put in about 15h. Right now im dealing with issues regarding the upgrade of Ember Auth. I am using this stack for a rather large personal project so I'm pretty invested in upgrading this stack. I will keep you up to date of my progress and ping u of issues that i run into.


I think we need to indicate that it is a timestamp even if it is broken into pieces.


@JimCampagno Here's the content that was missing before. I merged it with the similar content you wrote, which I think is a great practical example, and added it all to master.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1678 of 1678 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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`return`


I've added 2 more lines so it's longer now.


@ben-albrecht -- messages crossed. I was wrong in my first comment --- trmm should have a :=.


**WARNING**: This removing a lot of changes previously committed to fix. As it has the commit history of those changes, it will create a **regression**.


@DougGregor Thanks for clarifying how the information is used! Exciting! :-)

Great to hear that unresolved/resolved serves as motivation. It is getting harder and harder for me to keep the unresolved count up so that serves as an inspiration for me to fuzz deeper too :-)


Agree completely, just discussed it with Max. Also note that `escapeshellarg` depends on `default_charset`. This is according to PHP's documentation set to UTF-8 per default, but might be different. In case it is not UTF-8 you might end up with weird behaviour in case images have Umlaute or similar non-ASCII characters. Anyway, I agree completely with your observation.


Credit for these images go to

https://github.com/rlavriv/stellaris_b5mod


Ahh, I see, sorry, I misunderstood


Маленькие дополнение:
root.title("Игра в шарики")

Сделал открытие нового окна по окончании времени. Но не могу сделать кнопку выхода из игры...(((


It need for more correctly work commit https://github.com/gsstudios/Dorimanx-SG2-I9100-Kernel/commit/01695e3d01ce2b65d5077afe9084e5afcfc7a2a6 and for custom zram settings.


The copy logic can be simplified using FileUtils.copyInputStreamToFile().  The apache commonds dependency already exists.


Scatterplot and histograms functioning with mouseover tool tips.  State filter working in all states.  Can't figure out why y axis histogram displays below axis?


@maxtros This isn't the right place to ask general questions. Please use the issue tracker the next time https://github.com/EionRobb/skype4pidgin/issues/new

At the moment, http://eion.robbmob.com/libskypeweb-debug.dll hasn't been modified since june 20, so it's older than 1.2.

For 1.2 you want https://github.com/EionRobb/skype4pidgin/releases/download/v1.2/libskypeweb.dll (**without** the .dbg)


Można bezpośrednio użyć `fib[@initial_number]`


Should perhaps use the same method as in https://github.com/crystal-lang/crystal/pull/2993#discussion_r71153652

If one has say 3.8 as `llvm-config` but also 3.5 installed with `llvm-config-3.5`, this will use 3.5 instead of 3.8.


BTW, it could be reasonable to lay out all those "internal" classes with ugly names into some sub-namespace, like `TensorFlow::Internal::TF_NewStatus` or something like that.


Ah, good point. I'll try to re-word this to be more explicit.


Could you push changes to npmjs.org? For today, current version is 0.3.3 there.


Webpage created July 18, 2016 in Coding Class at Fordham STEP.


Feel free to change it :-)

I only fixed it because I couldn't compile the compiler anymore (when upgrading to LLVM 3.8)


Noted :), I'll go with load_folder.


Good idea.


Will make it simply return kernel count at that point in that case.


Why did you change this? @KrishManohar I previewed the code in browser and it broke.


Surely this is correct, but without having context I see something that makes me wonder let me ask.

`ActiveRecord::Base.connection` is *a* connection. A Rails application may have multiple connection pools connecting to different databases using different drivers (you can have some models using database D in PostgreSQL, and some others using database F in SQLite.

Does it make sense to call this method one that arbitrary connection?


Im mniej przypisań tym lepiej więc warto unikać przypisywania do zmiennej jeżeli nie używamy jej ponownie. `row` i `column` mogą być in-line. Tak samo z `multiplicand` i `multiplier` - nie trzeba przepisywać ich do dodatakowych zmiennych. Nie jest to błąd ale zawsze im mniej kodu tym lepiej ;-)


You can even do nothing (just remove this line), `kernel.each` with empty array will not harm, and then count returned.


Single quotes bahar bhi use kiya tha isliye IDE me error dikha raha tha..


The Open Group: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Open_Group

I'll expand this point with a reference


Hi Bob, please provides me with the link to check vía web your project, I'm your peer and I need to grade your work

Regards


5442_HWCoilInitTempSizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1680 of 1680 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I don't think this is right.  If you've got `use_my_apps: true` then public/blockly/firebase/rules.json is a symlink to apps/build/package/firebase/rules.json, and this check won't be able to tell that apart, right?  Or do I misunderstand how this works right now?


```
MBP:Downloads aldenml$ ./fwplayer_osx
Segmentation fault: 11
```


Is the whodunnit info related to this ticket? If not, it should be put in the branch for another ticket.

Also, what about specs for all the new models that have been added to the codebase?


Drobna uwaga: gdy mamy `if !sth` to można użyć `unless` dla czylelności, w tym wypadku: `puts i unless i%2 == 0`


Do you mean like a Class method? I've added it in the latest commit, please have a look to see if it was similar to what you meant :) . Also would it be wise to expose an independent method SpiceKernel.load that can be called from outside when we already have a way that interacts with the KernelPool singleton? I see the advantage of being able to load a Kernel by it's absolute file path, but then @pool is a reader attribute, how do you suggest we automatically update KernelPool if a user calls Kernel.load ?


My mistake, I had refactoring turn on in my IDE. It was looking for intro-new.css and found it in main-template for some reason. @Bicket


5711-HVAC-sizing-sim-crash (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I think I was trying to hide this by eliding any further output. Whatever the case, the example is less useful without that information, so I'll add it in. (It does expose us to potential documentation rot, since Vagrant's output is subject to change, but that's probably less important than demonstrating the basic interaction)


@tappel2018 This is dangerous, the install may fail for other reasons (no internet, for example), but it will still instruct them to reinstall. Perhaps a more general error message?


That's not right.


please bit coin


You should add `omitempty` to all attributes. Otherwise you might overwrite things you don't mean to.


This'd be a good place for HEREDOC.  We should definitely add [this unindent method](https://github.com/code-dot-org/code-dot-org/blob/staging/bin/dotd#L16) somewhere reusable (it's used [like this](https://github.com/code-dot-org/code-dot-org/blob/staging/bin/dotd#L86)).


@teamRockets check data.json


rubbish


Gotcha. If you could please fix it that would be great! @KrishManohar


Definitely. I'll include a warning about being sure your commands are going to the guest and not the host.


Yes. I'll try and invest some time in creating a more solid work around soon.


@jonathanbardo I disabled this sniff in https://github.com/godaddy/wp-primer-theme/commit/df5ec86798860f9aadccf1569320759afd9c17ab and tests pass on individual commits in Travis, but not on PR builds, which is weird.


There is no intro-new.css in the root directory. Its still will end up in a 404 not found.


Can't you just revert it back to the original? It was working fine before


# ooo


Removed the whodunnit stuff. will work on that in a separate branch.  I will add specs for the new models. Also want to make the view more workable.


This looks good to me. Although perhaps the function `ignore_nans` should always print to console "ignoring potential NaN warnings" or similar during the run, so that we don't forget? (good either way)


With last update it gives me this error:

[20:25:36] system> Default game type: Survival Mode
[20:25:36] system> Done (1.5s)! For help, type "help" or "?"
Carattere di terminazione mancante nella stringa: '.
    + CategoryInfo          : ParserError: (:) [], ParentContainsErrorRecordEx
   ception
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : TerminatorExpectedAtEndOfString


There is a nesting bug that is being addressed for #2608 (#2615) that is probably related to this. I'll look into it later today, but if you can get a quick test reproduction it would let me get a fix much faster :smile:. Good test cases are 75% of the battle for most issues.


Ok, all done - https://github.com/StylishThemes/GitHub-Selected-Tab-Color

@un1versal Please install the separate userstyle to add the colored tabs back.


It's would be useful to use types over strings here (i.e., return  a UUID instance)


Thanks, I'm sure there are a few edge cases that it misses, but I guess those are very rare :)


It's would be useful to use types over strings here (i.e., return a UUID instance)


Kristjian Gannon/George Vickstrom checkerboard exercise


Projeto em Asp.Net e c# mostrando a conversão de moeda (Dólar, Real, Euro) com a cotação atual, através de webservice.


> **Warning** It can be easy to confuse the "guest" environment and the "host"
> environment from the terminal prompt. Always be sure that you know where your
> commands are going before you execute them! As demonstrated above, it's easy to
> recover from mistakes made in the guest environment. Mistakes made on your
> local environment may be much more difficult to fix.


yes, left the comment on the wrong thread.

Now the issue isn't openssl, it's libpng's location.

It's pointing to `/opt/X11/lib`, but it seems most macs have it at `/usr/X11/lib`

I'm going for lunch now, and then I'll see if there's a way to pass a libpath on the configure flags.


`.create!` ?


this is the `otool -L` output done on the uncompressed executable.

```
$ otool -L mplayer.uncompressed
mplayer.uncompressed:
	/usr/lib/libncurses.5.4.dylib (compatibility version 5.4.0, current version 5.4.0)
	/usr/lib/libssl.0.9.8.dylib (compatibility version 0.9.8, current version 0.9.8)
	/usr/lib/libcrypto.0.9.8.dylib (compatibility version 0.9.8, current version 0.9.8)
	/usr/lib/libz.1.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1.2.5)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreFoundation.framework/Versions/A/CoreFoundation (compatibility version 150.0.0, current version 1153.18.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/VideoDecodeAcceleration.framework/Versions/A/VideoDecodeAcceleration (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1.0.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/QuartzCore.framework/Versions/A/QuartzCore (compatibility version 1.2.0, current version 1.10.0)
	/opt/X11/lib/libpng15.15.dylib (compatibility version 34.0.0, current version 34.0.0)
	/usr/local/opt/jpeg/lib/libjpeg.8.dylib (compatibility version 13.0.0, current version 13.0.0)
	/usr/lib/libbz2.1.0.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1.0.5)
	/usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1213.0.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/IOKit.framework/Versions/A/IOKit (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 275.0.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/Cocoa.framework/Versions/A/Cocoa (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 21.0.0)
	/opt/X11/lib/libXext.6.dylib (compatibility version 11.0.0, current version 11.0.0)
	/opt/X11/lib/libX11.6.dylib (compatibility version 10.0.0, current version 10.0.0)
	/opt/X11/lib/libXv.1.dylib (compatibility version 2.0.0, current version 2.0.0)
	/opt/X11/lib/libXinerama.1.dylib (compatibility version 2.0.0, current version 2.0.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/Carbon.framework/Versions/A/Carbon (compatibility version 2.0.0, current version 157.0.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/OpenGL.framework/Versions/A/OpenGL (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1.0.0)
	/opt/X11/lib/libGL.1.dylib (compatibility version 1.2.0, current version 1.2.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreAudio.framework/Versions/A/CoreAudio (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1.0.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/AudioUnit.framework/Versions/A/AudioUnit (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1.0.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/AudioToolbox.framework/Versions/A/AudioToolbox (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 492.0.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework/Versions/C/AppKit (compatibility version 45.0.0, current version 1348.17.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/Versions/A/ApplicationServices (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 48.0.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Versions/A/CoreServices (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 62.0.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreVideo.framework/Versions/A/CoreVideo (compatibility version 1.2.0, current version 1.8.0)
	/System/Library/Frameworks/Foundation.framework/Versions/C/Foundation (compatibility version 300.0.0, current version 1154.0.0)
	/usr/lib/libobjc.A.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 228.0.0)
```


![screen shot 2016-07-18 at 3 29 37 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/742384/16927666/7e7648b4-4cfc-11e6-9c79-bf9db83744db.png)


I did - But like I said there is no intro-new.css file ... ? why is it in the code?


![screen shot 2016-07-18 at 3 29 49 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/742384/16927671/858289ba-4cfc-11e6-966a-e5e1ccb158e7.png)


We shouldn't need to delete this yml file. You'd just copy your own version and leave the original intact.


i'm getting kick for

```
 #62 "pp_park_vehicle_request" = [R Alpha 1-2:1 (Gecko) REMOTE,78ca1600# 1752673: vtol_02_vehicle_f.p3d REMOTE]
#62 "pp_retrieve_vehicle_request" = [R Alpha 1-2:2 (Roman Reigns) REMOTE,"704"]
```


@Bicket here.


No. The standard I've set is that the values are really just string
constants, but have to be stored within an Object for easy retrieval. My
solution, which I've used in other Constants and Services, is to have the
same string value for both the property and value. That way the code is
very explicit about the value's value :). Plus it also allows for the code
pattern I use with the Community retrieval includes, where I can convert
the object to an array of the values using Object.keys({object}).join(',');

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Note: replacing the paths with `install_name_tool` will not work either, as the libraries on the target systems might be earlier versions than the ones required, however, I'm guessing that if we make the build using MacOSX's `/usr/X11/lib` path, it will be built using older ABI's and it will work everywhere.


ta metoda powinna zamiast print zwracać cyfry


huh. you're right. I am not sure where we are getting `intro-new.css` from.


I think `/usr/X11/lib` is not there anymore, that's from from an old X11 compatibility layer


As described in the CL description...


i wtedy wystraczyłoby tylko `@string.split(";").map { |i| words_mapping(i)}.join`


That what I was saying... Send me a screenshot of how the site looking on your end.


Fair enough. Thanks for the explanation.


`5 "^p[ps]_" !"_request$" // parking and storage`


tutaj można zrobić raise('not a digit!') żeby przerwać wykonywanie programu gdy dane są niepoprawne


Hah, yes. I was confused by this too at first. Especially when going through the code, you instinctively think of lodash.


code is only running for 0.4, comment says it's needed on 0.5?


`surface/secondaryRegionss` -> `surface/secondaryRegions`


I think the code is right and that the comment should say 0.4 instead of 0.5.


InputKill doesn't only call UTIL_Remove, but also does other stuff depending on the entity.


This might be better to use a for comprehension.


Two `;` here :p


niepotrzebne przypisanie


@lingram-rmn when the fork was specific to our tooling, it would have safe to remove the flag since we know we don't care about it. This commit is moot now that I've implemented the changes we discussed and opened a PR against the fork in the sandbox


Great catch! What do you think of 5e937b75ecdf9e80336fbd11eea376c67bbf08c4 ?


Hmm I think we should play again with [my old feColorMatrix thingy](https://silverwind.io/colormatrix.html), maybe there is a better solution :)


Maybe this'll help: http://alistapart.com/article/finessing-fecolormatrix


you could delete the tmp file too.


Thanks, I just needed it to build the images inside. That command worked.


Czy tu np mogę w ostatniej linijce zwrócić bezpośrednio a-(res*b) zamiast przypisywać to do zmiennej?


My fault: There was a merge conflict - I resolved and did not retest.


Thanks for putting in the time!  Yea I know ember-simple-auth has gone thru some pretty decent upgrades since this was probably last touched.  I've used that recently in the projects I am working on now too so feel free to ping me with questions.

Also, this is slightly dated now too but I have another project that uses this stack that is public (but sadly also a bit forgotten at this point) here.  https://github.com/hairbrain/gallery13  just in case it offers up any other examples that will help your effort out.


Added method getPlayerList();


Rats.  Sorry.  And that didn't fix the local tablediff errors anyway.  I'll revert that back out.


This is kind of messy. I initially just threw something together because I wasn't sure how much of the content to stash in the db from the `lims.yml` file. I'll hold off on refactoring here for now. It works, and I'm unsure how many of these fields we want to keep or add to from other files or change the names of.


Jak rozumiem tu też mogłam zrobić a, b = @line.split(',').map(&:to_i) ?


loadDriver(); poti sa-l pui in clasa ConnectionManager ca sa nu se intample de fiecare data cand o sa iei o conexiune ;)


LOL don't use your avatar, it's black-and-white.


You see the pattern here?..
```ruby
loaded_kernel = SpiceKernel.load(file)
@pool << loaded_kernel if loaded_kernel
```
...is repeated here and above.

Maybe here we can just do something like, I don't know,
```ruby
def load_folder(path)
  Dir[File.join(folder, "*.*")].each(&method(:load))
end
```
...or something like this?..


@akien-mga, sure some PRs can be quickly merged and reverted at any time, but PRs that will affect projects in any way should stay a little longer (unless it's a fix). They're harder to undo. I bet in 4 hours someone already compiled the latest head, and imported a bunch of models without knowing.And that's until code is fetched again. But I suppose it will be their own fault for using master branch xP


Done as suggested. See note [here](https://github.com/PacificBiosciences/smrtflow/pull/119#issuecomment-233437181)


Resubmitted with revision


5711-HVAC-sizing-sim-crash (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1121 of 1121 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Alternatywnie można także `s.split('').detect {|c| s.count(c) == 1}` - gdy znajdzie taki który spełnia warunek to zakończy (nie musi przeglądać całego stringu jak delete_if)


LGTM


o sa vezi ca in aplicatiile non didactice este un conneciton manager, care stie sa gestioneze conexiunile si numai trebuie configurat, dar aci poti sa reutilizezi conexiunea la nivel de aplicatie, si atunci daca o scoti ca field si o initializezi odata, iar apoi verifica sa vezi daca e initializata, se economiseste ceva timp (dar asta intra la capitolul optimizari)


a+


Исправлен баг с вводом комманды