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Your use of left and right padding here is giving you a cool full width border and the center column in an efficient way.


Ok. I like the builder pattern in general, but it can be implemented differently depending on the language.

I also like naming functions for what they do, rather than how they implement the action, if the implementation detail isn't important from the caller's perspective.


Excellent work. Nice experimentation with classes and id's, particularly with the spans in the company names. Try to avoid using the br tag and instead use margins to space your elements.


I hope your Dreamcast project is going well.

Ken

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I'm assuming `convert to full account`/`upgrade` means to convert an anonymous account to a claimed one? Give it a name that describes what it actually does. Also, if you look here https://github.com/grocerygroove/GroceryGroove/blob/f41f26e34478decfe48ad7274c819dfbdedfef44/etc/migrations/20160228145737_create_table_users.sql#L26 you'll see that both the email and the device_identifier cannot be set at the same time, so as to not have an account accidentally be linked to both a device and an email.


113837787-High-Temp-Radiant-Energy-to-Surface-Imbalance (RKStrand) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2237 of 2237 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


Why `users` and `users/upgrade`? Why not something like `accounts` and `accounts/claim`? Or something similar.


Other probleme, Catherrine Have this error on this screen
F {PPU[0x155d] Thread (_libsail-control) [0x01c5387c]} class fmt::exception thrown: cellVdecDecodeAu(): Unsupported decoding mode (1)
(in file Emu\Cell\Modules\cellVdec.cpp:469)

![capture d ecran 2016-07-25 21 24 48](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5261759/17114219/3f877792-52ae-11e6-98b9-923b8db3d834.png)


Yeah, I figured marking a daily complete when it's already complete doesn't really do much, so it wasn't worth it to take the time to check the habit (which takes more time).


cu ce te ajuta ca intoarce boolean ? nu ar fi mai potrivit sa-l intoarca pe insusi Customer care are id-ul cu pricina ?


I don't remember very well the reasons behind all this. But I wonder if there's some edge case here. Please investigate and provide a PR. Thanks :smile:


Changes to the font sizes, soft spacing, hard spacing, and font itself


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/3744


vsf tadaos lixo, bronze


we don't need? ` [submodule "origin"]
  	path = web
 -	url = https://github.com/OpenPoGo/OpenPoGoWeb.git`


asta ar trebui sa intoarca List<Customer> in loc de nr de customers, pentru nr de customers metodei i-ai putea zice "countCustomers()"


This is an interesting use of max-width. The layout reflows in a kind of proto-responsive way.


Just submitted #14482.


Am I reading this correctly to understand that permanent cookies are no longer an option?


@warner Does `:ref:` syntax work? That is: put a `.. _howto_install:` in INSTALL.rst and refer to it with ```:ref:`howto_install````


Hey. Why was the order of events altered? Before the key down event was fired first. Now the key typed event is fired first.


fain ;)


Nice! You're very much ahead of the game!


`users/get-user-households` is a bit redundant. `users/get-households`? `users/get-attached-households`?


concatProtocolKeyserverNamePort :)


The previous messages are okay here - this just offers feedback on the user's input and doesn't leak any information from the database.


Ugh, that's no good. My bad!


typo


Ugh, that's no good. Fixing.


OK.


PDO Is the worst


Does this work with util::ForwardGetRequest? If so, that's the preferred way to do it, because the frontend shouldn't talk directly to the backend.


return Customer;


There is an even better way of applying this fix, but it's better than the overflow:auto that I gave you guys in class.


return List<Customer>


Believe me, I know.
Much experience. :skull:


The expected behavior is:

- If an `animated` property is set for the `scene` block, use that. You should be able use that to turn all animation on/off, regardless of the specific styles.
- Otherwise, animation will be *off* by default, and *on* if *any* active style (a style that is referenced in `layers` and doesn't have `visible: false` set) has `animated: true`.

Perhaps there is an imported style that has animation on that slipped through the cracks? Try looking at `scene.animated_styles` and `scene.styles` to check for sure.

However using the `scene`-level bock is the best way to manage this, as it's a single setting.


return Order;


return List<Order>


Actually a fix for #690


This shows a strong understanding of nested selectors, but it may be easier in the future to structure your html differently. Instead of having 2 nested spans, you can style the text of the li tag itself, and then just have single tags around the contents you want styled differently.


should be `admin_id` or `owner_id`. I guess when you think of it, `created_by_id` fills that role pretty well, unless we have the need to change ownership


return Product;


return List<Product>;


oh yes, for this game need libvdec.sprx ^^ actually celvdec have a little probleme ^^, I have already indicate this problem a Neko
>F {PPU[0x155d] Thread (_libsail-control) [0x01c5387c]} class fmt::exception thrown: cellVdecDecodeAu(): Unsupported decoding mode (1)
(in file Emu\Cell\Modules\cellVdec.cpp:469)

And second problem for you ^^
>F {rsx::thread} class fmt::exception thrown: get_subresources_layout_impl(): Wrong format 0x9c
(in file Emu\RSX\Common\TextureUtils.cpp:186)


And I'm not sure how to include this in os.jsm or system.jsm without breaking things.


also, need to add to the create_users migration to set up the foreign key here.


@ngokeving I thought I had dealt with this already. This code wont do what you expect due to variable hoisting. We should not put logic before variable declarations. We should do instead:
````javascript
var gamepads = navigator.getGamepads && navigator.getGamepads();
...
if (!gamepads) { return; }
````


second also, how can the admin be not null? the household is always created before the user, right?


Excellent work, the CSS and HTML are well formatted and there are virtually no big red flags. I appreciate your experimenting with classes and ids and then reapplying everything using just tag selectors. Fantastic work getting a breakpoint into the mix as well!


Diese Implementierung war ein Schnellschuss. Funktioniert zwar,aber ein einfaches Tmeout sollte reichen und belastet das System weniger. Bei Anzeige der Settings sollte der event listener vorübergehend deaktiviert werden.


da - clar numele metodei nu este ok.
m-am gandit sa folosesc return-ul din metoda ca sa pot verifica rapid datele la testare.
da - ai dreptate - un list era mult mai ok.


the type is double here, for egg_km_walked_start too


@kd-11
oh yes, for this game need libvdec.sprx ^^ actually celvdec have a little probleme ^^, I have already indicate this problem a Neko

    F {PPU[0x155d] Thread (_libsail-control) [0x01c5387c]} class fmt::exception thrown: cellVdecDecodeAu(): Unsupported decoding mode (1)
    (in file Emu\Cell\Modules\cellVdec.cpp:469)

And second problem for you ^^

    F {rsx::thread} class fmt::exception thrown: get_subresources_layout_impl(): Wrong format 0x9c
    (in file Emu\RSX\Common\TextureUtils.cpp:186)


type string


asta ar trebui sa fie "getAll()" si sa returneze List<Customer>


test comment


kiva (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1684 of 1684 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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why coalesce these things?


asta ar trebui sa returneze Customer


I'm glad it worked for you :)


fast-forwarding riak_ts-develop to borshop-integration-1443-fix-az-consistently_spell_list_keys_atom = b0387585


Bah, yep. Fixed.


type `float`
https://github.com/AeonLucid/POGOProtos/blob/c28630239fbaa154f32d22db5993bdd1e3908441/src/POGOProtos/Data/PokemonData.proto#L35


I have direct experience in that field, if needed.


metoda intoarce true daca gaseste customerul in BD. Da, ar fi mai ok sa intorca Customer-ul respectiv si NULL daca nu-l gaseste.
da - ai dreptate


Don't scrunch these up like this. Make it hard to read.

    `${ obj.path }${ (!route.path) ? "" : route.path }`

This can be simplified to

    `${ obj.path }${ route.path | "" }`


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#EVvDRCAPTxWKPGFI-Sj-AA


The same but, not better to do a test with `is_egg ` ?


Don't scrunch these up like this. Make it hard to read.

    `${route.method} ${ obj.path }${ (!route.path) ? "" : route.path }`

This can be simplified to

    `${route.method} ${ obj.path }${ route.path | "" }`


> I like it, the buttons even fit the image width :)

that's not entirely a coincidence

theres a lot to be said about centered content, your mind is not programed to do centered, its left to right or right to left, anything else, your brains does work, sadly fugglytown population brains must be from the 5th dimension, on the twilight zone


Any idea when/which pokemon this goes off for?


good use of classes, but there's a better tag for this job and that's the header tag.


thanks for removing these


this `category` cte is a non-op; it's selected the id where id = id


Never use inline styles.


There is a PR open here: https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/25912. If the edge case were covered in the tests, that PR seems to handle it. If an edge case were not covered in the tests... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


lowercase.


I wanted to go with something simple and understandable since it has to be maintained in the codebase. When insertEmbed is called it should (which I'm noticing now it does not like LinkBlot does) passes through `.normalize()` so customizing that would be the way for end users to customize this behavior.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1755php](https://1755php-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/php-versions](https://1755php-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/php-versions)
- [docs/select-plan](https://1755php-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/select-plan)
- [docs/php-versions](https://1755php-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/php-versions)
- [docs/php-versions](https://1755php-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/php-versions)


It's not a good idea to blindly add these error states without making sure they'll do what we want them to.


DAO = Data Access Object
si ca implementare ar fi mai ok daca ai separa DAO de Data si aci prin data eu recomanda sa faci un obiect Customer la care sa-i dai proprietatile email, name, id

acelasi comentariu se aplica si la restul entitatilor, incearca sa faci o separare intre logica de gestiune de obiecte si obiectele in sinea lor care au doar stare :)


odd curly brackets? test looks good, thanks


font-family will accept multiple values as a fallback just in case it can't find the first few fonts. If you really wanted to use helvetica if it was available, but fall back to something else you could write something like this

font-family: "helvetica", arial, sans-serif

this would use helvetica if the system has it, arial if not, and then sans-serif if both were missing (maybe on a linux box)


@rwwagner90 I am not seeing this. Can you try on a fresh clone or after cleaning out `node_modules`? This transform shouldn't be needed. In fact, it doesn't make sense to include both `transform-es2015-modules-commonjs` and `es2015-native-modules` because they do conflicting things.


This is still broken for Py3.

If I'm not mistaken, shouldn't Line 73 have been removed? Which makes 155f5e1 un-needed?


It doesn't break the linter so we shouldn't bikeshed over it, but you could change it.

Just my thoughts on this style. It makes me restructure entire blocks of code to do small amendments and sift through tons of `var` statements to read code. I understand this is what the interpreter does, but not sure why we need to represent it.


This is a great use of nested selectors, classes and ids. However the selector is "overqualified" in the sense that the selector is likely too specific. You may have been able to get away with just "#profile_image img" or ".profile img". Both of these would override the "img" selector above.


os_2_0_kill_super_build (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Build Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-failing-red.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-NA-red.svg)


I'll add a comment - needed because DocWriteResponse is abstract.


Why aren't we allowing uncategorized items?


ドット記法から元に戻っているのはどうしてでしょうかね


why return the updated count?


Actually `insertEmbed` goes through `Video.create` which does call `sanitize` already.


Great work, your markup and styling are both well organized. Nice inclusion of classes, id's and nested selectors to pull off a little more advanced styling. In the case of the divs with the header and footer classes, try to use the appropriate tags in the future. This will help prevent you from overapplying classes as you move forward.


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


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#BmzUPmY_SK662etpH6hcFg


If you're planning to merge this branch to master, I can give advice to converge on a common code.

This will go into infinite loop, calling itself recursively.  For this one, these lines will probably work:
```
jq="$DEEPDIVE_HOME"/lib/bundled/.all/bin/jq  # XXX hardcoded to minimize overhead
[ -x "$jq" ] || jq=`type -p -a jq | grep -vxF "$0" | head -1` # XXX this is slow
```


They are _effectively_ permanent as long as people keep visiting the site every (x) days where (x) defaults to 30 now. See @SamSaffron 's recent commits around this.


lol


transfer/evolve checkbox seem to be broken, looking into it


Bundling is necessary for public releases.  I'd keep everything else intact and rather remove this line to decouple it from `make build`: https://github.com/HazyResearch/deepdive/commit/3393ebae33704e2ec8bd0dff9b96b2c0a275e2b9#diff-b67911656ef5d18c4ae36cb6741b7965L113


Όλα καλά ως εδώ!


Evaluating symbols is useful too. :-)
I do that all the time to check the value of a var.

But I see your point about the original feature request. What I did now is not what was initially requested.
If we want to evaluate the current **form**, then the previous code was also wrong, because the previous code would gladly evaluate something like `[1 2 3]` which is not a form.


I'm not seeing this change in the original patches.


87 out of 100 points because performance is 75%, which failed (Time out) at one large random number test.
https://codility.com/programmers/task/fish/


This change was for clarity, if it doesn't hit that query name, I want to know about it.


Yeah, seems like it's more stable.


I hope there was no other difference!


@dkim Indeed you're right, I'll remove it


Web Virtual Manager Panel For Managing Virtual Machine In Linux Base System.


tine conexiunea separat intr-o vaiabila, ca sa o poti inchide, altfel tu faci una de fiecare data cand apelezi getDbConnection() si cand inchizi, o inchizi pe alta noua :)


Indeed you're right, @dkim. I'll remove it.


干嘛扯到这块上了，至少现在（Alpha .5 Pre20160205）的瓶颈很显然是在渲染场景上


Also see [Merge d1ade996066965df](http://github.com/weidai11/cryptopp/commit/d1ade996066965df98f048732a60710d7cddc96e)


There are hundreds more whitespace check-ins available. We do a few at a time as files are touched.


You can avoid creating an anonymous function by assigning `self._onPageUpdate` directly to `self.onPageUpdate`.


与option内容重复


Should have mentioned this in the commit log, though!


```
$ make cpu.o
g++ -DNDEBUG -g3 -O1 -march=armv8-a+crc+crypto -fPIC -pipe -c cpu.cpp
cpu.cpp: In function ‘bool CryptoPP::TryPMULL()’:
cpu.cpp:488:13: error: redefinition of ‘bool CryptoPP::TryPMULL()’
 static bool TryPMULL()
             ^
cpu.cpp:435:13: note: ‘bool CryptoPP::TryPMULL()’ previously defined here
 static bool TryPMULL()
             ^
GNUmakefile:757: recipe for target 'cpu.o' failed
make: *** [cpu.o] Error 1
```


对value的赋值需要使用双引号


Agreed. It crossed my mind when writing but thank you for pointing it out.


Bløvï kzîk mkhrölom zhpkhra vakh. Y cce pôr. Yém tägh.


ok


added extended file


.fail 方法取代了的过时的.error方法


a repository for my coding in leetcode


**Grade:** 100%

Good reasoning and insight here.

Small hint, you can link in Markdown with:

<pre>
[Text of link](http://urloflink.com/path)
</pre>

*Bad graphic*

That is some shoddy chart making on NBC's part. And your critique is quite comprehensive. I have been wondering why a lot of outlets now chart both "yes" and "no" lines from a single poll question when the audience could infer that if 55% approve of Hilary, then 45% disapprove. In general, I think it's a way to make charts that look like there's more going on than there really is.

Your point about the poll language is interesting, but ultimately, as journalists we rarely control what the polls ask. It can be a source of consistent frustration to see poorly worded questions in popular polls.

*Good graphic:* I don't entirely agree with you on this one, but your defense is well-argued and thoughtful. My problem is how slowly the information is parceled out. It's a lovely idea, but I'd argue the execution leaves something to be desired.


@wangqingwu No, not include. Please use higher version than 25.3.14.


*.class

#netbeans ignore personal stuff
nbproject/

## generic files to ignore
*~
*.lock
*.DS_Store
*.swp
*.out

# Package Files #
*.jar
*.war
*.ear


### view in debug mode on codepen:
### [http://s.codepen.io/SoftwareRVG/debug/OXkOWj](http://s.codepen.io/SoftwareRVG/debug/OXkOWj)


I'm leaving grade and feedback on the last commit for each assignment.

I couldn't access the graphic due to permissions -- can you give davideads@gmail.com access?

**Grade:** 100% (provided you give me access to the graphic)

Tight, clear, and right to the point. You don't waste any time finding a relevant angle and looking for potential answers from multiple sources. The debt angle is particularly compelling to me.

When I was a senior in high school and early in my college career I was told, and assumed, I'd graduate and quickly be able to buy a house. I think my experience was very typical in that a) I didn't get married right away (another point you make) and b) had far too much debt and far too little salary to do anything but continue to rent.


TPL的命名不够语义化


Hey, @jeremymeng, nice start!

I cherry-picked, cleaned up the Castle.Core reference, and pushed to https://github.com/blairconrad/FakeItEasy/tree/integration, if you're interested.

While I was at it, I fixed `Should_warn_of_bad_assembly_files`.

And I noticed that `Should_warn_of_duplicate_input_assemblies_with_different_paths` fails because it's expecting to be run from the integration tests' `bin\Release` or `bin\Debug` directory, but the working directory under which `dotnet test` runs appears to be just `FakeItEasy.IntegrationTests.dotnet`.
We could perhaps special-case the path for this test?

`Should_be_able_to_get_types_from_external_assembly_in_directory` fails (at least) because the post-build step from FakeItEasy.IntegrationTests doesn't exist in FakeItEasy.IntegrationTests.dotnet.
I'm not sure how to add a post-build step to a dotnet project, even if it's possible.

Of course, I'm not sure either of these tests would work as-is, since they use extra DLLs that target .NET 4.5.


peebee is building lxpup using the  rationalise branch, you might to download his builds and replace the init script and continue working. This is probably the correct folder:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/lxpup/files/Other/LxPupSc/

phil666nb is building xenialpup which you might prefer since you're a tahrpup user, i'll talk to him to build from rationalise, or maybe it would be better to merge rationalise into testing as i suggested so he can build without even knowing.


I'm really struggling trying to get my box out of my nav bar I don't actually understand why its stuck thats kind of why I never went on to positioning


模板TPL与OPTION的内容相似，可以使用一套模板：
**'{{if isSelect}}',**
'<select class="field-control region region-level-{{level}}" level="{{level}}">',
**'{{/if}}',**
         '<option value="">请选择</option>',
         '{{if list && listLen>0}}',
             '{{each list as item}}',
                 '<option value={{item.rid}}{{if item.rid == selVal}} selected{{/if}}>{{item.name}}</option>',
             '{{/each}}',
         '{{/if}}',
**'{{if isSelect}}',**
 '</select>',
**'{{/if}}'**


hjg


I'm leaving feedback on the last commit for each assignment.

**Grade:** 100%

Good charting here -- you didn't do anything fancy beyond picking a rich, dense dataset and charting exactly the part that matters about it. That's a good thing.

Currency data is often a rich vein for data analysis and exploration.

One thing that could punch up the text would be to calculate averages for 2010-2013 and 2014-present. Of course, any division of time in this way is somewhat arbitrary, but splitting roughly in the middle could show the trends in the first half of your analysis vs the second -- which appear to be fairly dramatic.


How can I download this specific commit? thanks


Pedi


Shouldn't it be removed as it's already here two line above ?


Would you be interested in figuring out a way to eliminate these whitespace changes in our git diffs?


Same here ?


wwww


Ok with you


yep, it does save. I'm trying to understand how you accomplished this. Can you tell me where the Calendar function that you are loading is - loadApplication() ? Also, where is this function located - changeSelectedCalendar() ?


this is to change the display message to Y


Release 0.1.2


Implementing the dictionary was quite easy, but having an `argparse` object is a little trickier. One can do the following:
```
from argparse import Namespace #import namepsace object
args = Namespace (h=True) #add '-h' to the namespace, which would display the help command
#add and delete names to namespace as deemed appropriate.
```
Basically when arguments are parsed by `argparse` the output is a Namespace containing all the arguments.

But the problem is when the some arguments are not provided, or they are wrong. The parser is no longer able to figure out if they are wrong or not, since with the method above I am basically bypassing the parser and creating the namespace myself.
One way around this is to convert the created `Namespace` above to an arg vector, then pass it through the parser. But this seems like bad coding!
What do you think?


reverting this, cause its just too much of an edge case for now.


The FFmpegFormat.duration is a double, so to do operation with same type, I've change this one, could be the other one...

I really write this code as a POC, so I don't take too much attention at this kind of thing... (and because during this modification, the code I was writing wasn't convincing me...)


Very good convention to use `is_` for functions that return true or false.


Hi, great work. However I am unsure how to extract the JSON data on the promise done function. I can see the resulting Jason string but don't know how to get to the values. Would be nice if you could provide a couple of calling and returned result examples? Please!


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**Grade:** 90%

A true embed code is usually preferable to using an image, and in this case the image quality is very low. Google spreadsheets provides a simple mechanism for publishing and embedded a graphic, you should try it.

The copy also wanders around a bit before getting to the data. It's an interesting dataset -- floor space is a creative proxy for understanding something important about the Chinese economy. If the data is the centerpiece of the story, you should start there and then move on to the broader context.


thanks for your fix.


One more thing -- I realize why the post isn't showing up. The filename needs to be something like `2016-07-15**-floorspace**.md`. Just the date confuses Jekyll.


You only have to download image.zip file.


提交 3.1.0.07222 版本


Incomplete..


Got an error the other day for a duplicate tweet again. Noticed when debugging that the code on my computer wasn't updated. Maybe the Pi also didn't auto-update. Went in and checked it, saw the "==". Will wait to see if it happens again.


listLen与list传一个参数就可以了【引用招商平台中的代码】
先是传数据：
`setData: function (sourceData) {
                return {
                    thead: thead,
                    tbody: sourceData.content.item_list
                };
  },
...
`
然后是模板中引用：
`var tpls = {
        tableTpl: [
            '{{if (!tbody) || (tbody.length == 0)}}',
...
`


create readme


This makes it inconsistent with the [documentation](https://github.com/HazyResearch/deepdive/blob/master/doc/developer.md).  (I hate the path `~/local` but also don't like breaking changes)

These Makefile assignments are mere defaults and can be easily overridden from command-line.  Make doesn't pick up implicit env vars, so they need be explicitly specified:
```
make build PREFIX="$PREFIX"
```
I suggest tweaking conda's build command rather than modifying this.


It looks like you have `w` in there a few times. Why `write` before the end of the commands?


Duhhh... there is a bug that is stopping `global` properties with falsey values from working. I will fix that which should make this work. In the meantime, it appears that using the global on `scene.animated` as described above (as opposed to on individual styles), should still work as-is (and is the preferred/simpler way anyway).


The idea is that a user in the household should be able to see who the admin of that household is (an identifier of sorts). Having both the ability to be an email account or device identifier account led me to get the first that's not null to return as that identifier. Imagine this, a device identifier user creates his/her account. This, in turn, creates a household to house the user. That user is the admin of that house even though he is not a "full" user. If they go to the UI that displays info about the house they are in, if that code didn't coalesce and bring back the non-null one then it would say NULL


cool


not sure why Electron ties these three options into the `webSecurity` flag, but it was intentional according to their docs. we don't use it so it has no bearing on us.


Just curious what does the number 23000 have? @devinc13


Should this be `"Chicken"`?


`u_time` will be equal to `0` if animation is off -- you can branch on that for now, even if it's not as efficient as a `#define`.

(At least this `u_time = 0` behavior is in JS, not sure about ES but if not they should be the same for consistency -- forcing time to zero allows for consistent rendering, rather than the style varying based on timestamp, which is also needed for testing tools like Differ -- @blair1618?)


I'm trying to create mpack, but this does not seem to exist. When I removed it from this file, the addin still seemed to work.


This lightens the code, but I think it's not worth the complexity here. Just use simple `map(_ + "/").getOrElse("")` :)


This is V1 initial code.


Is there an extra quote here? `bound-and-true-p` doesn't need a quoted argument IIRC.


This looks pretty good now.


I'd like to file an objection to this commit. Specifically, to the part where the "change checksums.openssl to not use the checksum-state" happened.

What I do like about this commit is that it presents a clean block-checksum interface. The only thing missing is add-checksum-bytes to be made generic. When you make it generic, you can reuse checksum-stream and checksum-bytes methods as well as the add-checksum-file and add-checksum-stream words with any other stateful hash that implements initialize-checksum-state, add-checksum-bytes and get-checksum.

I see block-checksum as a generic term, not tied specifically to the checksum-state implementation in checksums.common vocab. A lot of checksums out there operate on blocks, and most of the implementations can track their own blocks, OpenSSL would be a perfect example. (There is another one in the works, which I'll announce as soon as documentation is good.)

I'm using OpenSSL to hash blocks of data, so I have made add-checksum-bytes a generic in commit 66b9770f776, and made checksums.openssl conform to the common checksums interface in commit 54b80a4223beef: initialize-checksum-state, add-checksum-bytes, get-checksum.

After this "cleanup", that functionality got [defenestrated](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defenestration). I'm not happy with the outcome. My code switches dynamically between three hash implementations depending on several criteria, so it's important that all three conform to the same interface.

@mrjbq7, is there a particular reason you don't want OpenSSL to have a checksum-state? Or have add-checksum-bytes as generic?


It is a real shame to have to add conditions like this to the real-life script that call out special test cases. Is there any way we can avoid this?


Depends...what to do with orphaned households? What to do with orphaned users? I think it only makes sense to alway have a user in at least one household. If they drop out of their last, create a new one for them? Or pause client functionality until they have hit a button to create a new household? Logic in our app depends on the user being in a household. Currently though, if a household gets orphaned, there is never a way to recover it...Hmm idk


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Also deleted the <script> for helper.js file that I added before by mistake.


Nice that will make it for the elevation-color-contours and coast-lines... on other cases the define branch the shader to use less resourceful algorithms... like from 3D noise to 2D noise or maybe better... a texture


i hate Array.shift()


Das ist Müll mach das bitte anders weil.....


Oh snap. It appears I didn't look deep on this one.


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Hi!
andSelf() was removed from jQuery 3.x entirely, replaced by addBack(). Yes, I hate it when they do that too. You may want to rename the function here as well. ;)


sometimes returns < 0


That sounds like a fine name change. I'm not good with naming sometimes ha. I'm not sure if only being able to have one is the right way to go. Depends on whether or not we still want to be able to implicitly log in user based off their deviceid even once they have an email account. I don't want the user to have to type in their email and password every time if we can trust they are who they say they are based off of a derivable identifier.


You're right, @c17r. I'm adding tests in another PR to avoid that… sorry, my bad.


You want to use `identify.email()` here instead of `traits.email || userId`. The `.email()` function will first look at `traits.email` and if that doesn't exist, will check the `userId` and ONLY IF it is a valid email, we will return that.

Are you sure this is the behavior you want? Having a non email (userId is recommended by Segment to be a unique identifier, not an email) set as the `email`?


collisions are calculated BEFORE the translation, this results in broken collisions!


:+1: yea I probably forgot to remove that on the PR...

thanks looks grand now.


MoreDaylightingSensors (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2221 of 2243 tests passed, 533 test warnings)

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@decrek rephrase to "inability to use pointer (mouse / pen / touch)"?


I just fixed the hovering too.


Do you mean something like this?

```
function convertRequestArgsToStrings(args) {
  args.map(function(a) {
    const f = a.toString.bind(String.prototype.toString());
    return f();
  });
}
```


What is the purpose of this change btw? `id` is not something we collect automatically for `.page()` call nor is it something we have spec'd for the page call so it wouldn't be really best practice to ask users to send this property if this is only for some Boomtrain specific feature to work (since that property will be sent to all other integrations the customer has enabled).

What are you expecting the `properties.id` to be here in regards to page data?


Added 4 new streamable anime by R-Freak:

• Brothers Conflict
• Brothers Conflict Special
• Brothers Conflict OVA
• UN-GO


crap


I believe there are some ET-specific stuff, in both Radiant and Q3Map2; You may search for "et" and related strings :)


We'd store the jwt token on the device so that they wouldn't have to log in again, regardless of the account type.


ok fair enough... looks good :+1:


Did you also put this in the package.json or is this native node?


Outstanding, thanks for the fix.


New mask variable


This should be `bound-cidr-list`.


agh, my git client is being a bit wonky, and my name was listed as my login name, as well as some other issues. Just assume that if there's a commit authored by someone with "Mac" in the name, whether that's in Macman, Maclean, or Macbook, that's me.


I'm curious why you don't have classes for all of the data, such as products.  Do you handle this data without a specific class (in Factorize, you return the original object if it is not ICheckoutBindingModel) or is this part just not complete?


Turns out this is was bug in master, fixed here: 98931a15c17f29c2cfec20cfeda228e8124bb8ed. You can revert this commit.


how about `alter table users add column name TEXT` and change the select to be `SELECT households.name as household_name, users.name AS admin_name`, let admin_name be null when it's not set, and have the client do something like "when there isn't a name for the admin, display `Anonymous's Household`"?


Using everything via cmdline argument I get
     runserver.py: error: Unexpected line 5 in config/config.ini: Username:


First


to jest bez sensu w tym momencie


po co?


@jornvandijk what do we think:

`Framer.Info = ...`
`Framer.Meta = ...`
`Framer.MetaData = ...`
`Framer.SharingInfo = ...`


in that case, instead of `return void(0)` how about `throw new Error("shouldnt get here!")`


hoje teste em 25 de julho de 2017


I think SharingInfo isn't the prettiest but very clear.


The problem is in this line.

For `computeLegendDimensions` to be able to break a horizontal legend into multiple lines, it is necessary to know the legend location. However, `computeLegendDimensions` may be invoked before this is known.


ShareData?


The git status was two exclamation points "!!".  But I forgot to escape them so It pulled the last command which was git status.  Sorry about the confusing message there is not much I can do now to fix it.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1752roles](https://1752roles-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/change-management](https://1752roles-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/change-management)
- [docs/change-management](https://1752roles-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/change-management)


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


forgot comma `,` here :-1:


other_equipment (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2264 of 2279 tests passed, 544 test warnings)

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Maybe it's a silly question but, just to be sure:
is the automatic change of ESSID going to trigger the change in batadv vlan as would happen with the current default configuration when changing the essid manually in the config files as documented [here](https://github.com/libre-mesh/lime-packages/blob/e3fd0052f3ea627b47eac193f41a164991c9a9de/packages/lime-system/files/etc/config/lime.example#L30)?
Thanks


Oops, you're right, fixed that typo from "post" to "question" and it works fine now.


I know, I just want a more meaningful name for it. Let's rather go with `fork-me-on-GitHub-top-right.png`

After a short consideration, we don't need dimensions neither in HTML nor in CSS. The image is positioned absolutely, doesn't block other elements. As for performance boost, it's so miniscule, that not worth sacrificing the maintainability.


In this case there's a potential bug where a not defined getGamepads function is invoked before the if statement is executed. It's not just a question of style


I do wonder if altdev is using this for his private ponytown server.
RIP official pony town.


You should probably refill your config.ini file starting from config.ini.example


We're in normal mode, so none of those things are being executed as ex commands.

"w -- do something with the w register
y -- yank into it
a] -- around square brackets
} -- move after the current paragraph
"] " -- insert a line above, but stay in normal mode and at my position
"w -- do something with the w register again
p -- paste from it
a -- open insert mode after the character under the cursor
: <https://example.com> -- insert that string
<Esc> -- press escape, bringing us back to normal mode from insert mode
vi> -- visually select inside <>


w is an arbitrary buffer my setup doesn't use yet (often? ever? who knows!)


The `serializeArray` function will properly format and indent multidimensional
arrays using recursivity.


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

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A string that contains a array representation of the `$data` parameter.


Remove this line


Add `@params` lines


Don't forget to pull this change before you work @shy942 . Also you can cite this work for this filtration decision -- "Automatic query reformulations for text retrieval in software engineering" ICSE 2013 by Haiduc et al.


This is a huge no-no. No system-specific code is allowed outside of backends/ directory. This must be moved to OSystem.


@arnova Perhaps your forgot to 'add' the rsyslog.d file per the commit message ?


113837787-High-Temp-Radiant-Energy-to-Surface-Imbalance (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2277 of 2277 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I addressed 3 review comments, except iwyu_preprocessor.h. It'll be better if it will be fixed by person with more knowledge of code base then me.


This is for? , what is the issue?, this change causes to insert a double footer.js.tpl in page that calls the footer with Display:: display_footer() , also this causes to broke the advanced parameters button


AmazonSim Project


Wouldn't these always show next to each other in the log? I don't understand what's an intermediate action.


AmazonSNS Project


Oh, that just means I'm bad Python programmer :smile: Will open new PR for that.


I don't think he was using nodejs


Not at all because the AP changing is only temporal. Notice than there
is not even a "uci commit" in the code, so if the node reboots it will
go back to the original state.

Also the SSID is not changed on config/lime but directly on
config/wireless, so lime-config will never use it.

On 25/07/16 22:28, Ilario Gelmetti wrote:
>
> Maybe it's a silly question but, just to be sure:
> is the automatic change of ESSID going to trigger the change in batadv
> vlan as would happen with the current default configuration when
> changing the essid manually in the config files as documented here
> <https://github.com/libre-mesh/lime-packages/blob/e3fd0052f3ea627b47eac193f41a164991c9a9de/packages/lime-system/files/etc/config/lime.example#L30>?
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@reyqn That fixed it, I guess it was left in from a previous commit.


Hat tip to Richard Collins for letting me know about this mistake.


<!doctype html>

<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
<title>Documento sem título</title>
<link href="boilerplate.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<link href="css/stilo.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">

O conteúdo de  class "d1" é inserido aqui

  Use o Painel Inserir para obter tags Div de Layout de Grade de Fluido. Observação: Todas as tags Div de Layout devem ser inseridas diretamente na tag div "gridContainer". Tags Div de Layout Aninhado não são suportadas.


113837787-High-Temp-Radiant-Energy-to-Surface-Imbalance (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Contains the xmpp code uploaded to AWS with the same imported maven libraries


Our failed attempt at Amazon SNS: creating a topic, subscribing, and publishing.


One more attempt at publishing


Small syntax error here, there should be a semi-colon after `width:200px;`

I know it makes the file longer, but I'd recommend doing CSS more vertical, it makes it easier to read and catch little errors. Like so:

```css
img {
  float: right;
  border: 2px solid black;
  width: 200px;
  height:100px;
}
```


Code that parsed through JSONs to find certain information


Fixes #35.


Parsed through the JSON and took the information to create a URL and executed it the the Set Top Box using HTTP


# muito complicado


Test code for parsing JSONs


It's an ingredient __list__ so go for a `<ul>` next time! 😉


This dont work atm will be fixed.


It seems the comment still says (in the code on master branch) `MutableNetwork` instead of `MutableGraph`. The current line looks like a copy from `Network.class`


Great job David! Your indentation is perfect and makes your code super easy to read!

And I liked that you experimented with aligning the image to the right. More on how to do that in the coming lessons!

👍


IIRC, hoisting only moves declarations not assignments or initializations.


I think ShareInfo is a good option. Short and sweet.


Code that created an xmpp chat as user1 and user2 that sent and recieved messages from each other. Pub and Reciever can write and recieve to each other. Experimental reciever works with the aws code as final product.


Creating a test receiever using the libraries in the aws.


other_equipment (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1127 of 1127 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Fixed a conflicting html output in the combination output of the pagesidebar and the mainsidebar.


The money code, this is the lambda fuction uploaded to the AWS cloud and tells our alexa what to do.


Паша, ти розумієш що ти зламав адмінку, та в майбутньому будьякий функціонал сайту, крім апі?


Fix me, rollback!


Yep, my bad 😔


@mehalshah @joshlory What is the desired behaviour when the level is locked?  The href value is set to undefined, but the actual click handler is still going to navigate to level.url.


My results are due to the redefinition of `eval/Sum` performed in `Loop.mpl`, so probably you need to load that? I load it by running `update-archive.mpl` and putting the resulting `ppaml.mla` on my `libname` path in my `.mapleinit` file.


Jo, I already fixed that in the next commit 😎


Sorry, @akiraly, I didn't see this comment before.  Yes, that's a typo, and I'm fixing it now.  Thanks!


The link should be unclickable. Can you should me over slack what you are seeing?


Awesome! Makes this a lot easier to integrate with.


Everything in develop is going to be in develop-2.10. I just have not done this yet.


Because it is cool


Whoa! Base64-encoded image! Fancy, but a lot of noise. You could swap in the below instead:

`<img src="https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/205e460b479e2e5b48aec07710c8d50?s=200&d=mm" alt="avatar" />`


This repo isn't the [public facing version on labs](http://labs.centerforgov.org/open-data/portal-requirements); does that need to be updated as well?


I don't mean to be picky and not a big deal, but the line limit has been exceeded here and on 527.


You're right. In this situation is probably ok. Still I'm not 100% sure that the order is honored (the logic above the `var` is executed after the variable initialization. Anyways I find confusing having any logic before the declaration section. it's easy to miss on a quick inspecction. I'm opening a PR to amend it.


@jenwlee hoping this comment will bring you into the readme file so you can see it. Let me know if you're still not getting the access you need.


Ah, perfect :) Sorry for missing that!


Adding static to an enum is not technically necessary, and so this would be a matter of style.
An enum declared inside a class is implicitly static.  See http://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se7/html/jls-8.html#jls-8.9.


develop (Unknown) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2422 of 2447 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Hi Marvin,

For my inverter, I get more data for SOC and Load (0.0V, 0.0A 0/0% for SOC and 0.0V, 0.0A, 0.000KW for Load). You put this
in different lines, was that intentional?

I get this (I have a 3 phase inverter with only 1 MPP connected):
NO	Status	S/N	PGrid	EDay	ETotal	HTotal(h)	Error Message	Vpv	Ipv	Vac	Iac	Fac	Temperature(℃)			SOC	Load	Consume of Day	Consume of Total
1	Normal	1006KDTU13500023	338W	22.3kWh 	3960.1kWh	3781h		0.0/622.6V	0.0/0.6A	229.6/231.1/229.3V	0.5/0.4/0.5A	50.00/50.00/49.98Hz	42.2℃	0.0V	0.0A	0/0%	0.0V/0.0A/0.000KW	0.0kWh	0.0kWh

Cheers, Dennis.

> On 23 Jul 2016, at 19:30, Marvin Ishmael <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Dennis,
>
> Here is the requested data:
>
> no: 1
> Status Normal
> S/N: 14600DSU15AW0014
> PGrid: 2296W
> EDay: 22.1kWh
> ETotal: 3334.5kWh
> HTotal(h): 1429h
> Error Message:
> Vpv: 404.2/260.3V
> Ipv: 3.3/3.3A
> Vac: 240.6/0.0/0.0V
> Iac: 9.5/0.0/0.0A
> Fac: 50.02/0.00/0.00Hz
> Temperature(℃): 35.6℃
> SOC: 0.0V
> Load: 0.0A
> Consume of Day: 0/0%
> Consume of Total: 0.0V/0.0A/0.000KW
>
> Regards
>
> On 23 July 2016 at 13:01, zonoskar <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Hi marvin,
> >
> >
> > I have seen this error from another user. But I never got to find out what
> > the problem was.
> >
> >
> > Could you copy the values from the goodwe website from the real time tab?
> > It could be a lake problem. I have tested only with dutch people.
> >
> >
> > Cheers Dennis
> >
> >
> > Dennis
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On Sat, Jul 23, 2016 at 6:15 PM +0200, "Marvin Ishmael" <
> > notifications@github.com> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Hi Dennis,
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks for your help. I have acquired a raspberry pi and have followed your
> >
> > instructions as per the Readme, but I am getting the following error:
> >
> >
> >
> > Convert data Error: list index out of range
> >
> > sleep 240.0 seconds before next sample.
> >
> >
> >
> > This error is being repeated continuously. I have copied the following
> >
> > information and placed in sid string:
> >
> >
> >
> > 9b7f23d8-13ca-4b12-a9a8-b7d6c09329da
> >
> >
> >
> > Your help will be greatly appreciated.
> >
> >
> >
> > Regards
> >
> >
> >
> > On 30 April 2016 at 13:19, zonoskar <notifications@github.com> wrote:
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> >
> >
> > > Hi Marvin,
> >
> > >
> >
> > > Requests is a python package you must install:
> >
> > > https://pypi.python.org/pypi/requests
> >
> > > It came preinstalled on my Raspberry Raspian installation.
> >
> > >
> >
> > > Cheers, Dennis.
> >
> > >
> >
> > >
> >
> > > > On 30 Apr 2016, at 02:19, Marvin Ishmael <notifications@github.com>
> >
> > > wrote:
> >
> > > >
> >
> > > > where is the file "requests", readGoodwe module is reporting an error
> > as
> >
> > > the file does not exist.
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I made a mistake in the commit message
`A:	be = rr->vd->backend[nxt];`
should have read
`A:	be = rr->vd->backend[rr->nxt];`


Yes, @samnpowell. This works. Thank you.


Using classes already, good job!


Why did you remove the Seed function in the time and personsplitter? We need those to enable replication of results (also in unit tests)


Poster


Delete commented code you don't need next time


I see. Here's an example of "bubble up":
```
> e0 := a + piecewise(And(x>0,y>0),b,c);
             a + piecewise(And(0 < x, 0 < y), b, c)
> is(x>0) assuming x>1;
                              true
> e1 := eval(e0, (x>0)=true);
                   a + piecewise(0 < y, b, c)
> is(y>0) assuming y>Pi;
                              true
> e2 := eval(e1, (y>0)=true);
                             a + b
```


i mean keyword


Yeah, they do the same thing I think, I've just never seen `/(dev){0,1}api/` for this use-case.


Thinking like a developer: using lists 👍


Thank you for the answer.


Just asking :) because I was unsure what to download.


Thanks for the insights, did not know `identify.email()` was a function. I was confused about the functionality on our side, we'll be using `.email()` for this now. Thank you!


This sounds wonderful.


More spread out CSS, good. But try putting one rule per line (ie: hit "enter" after each `;`) and adding some space between the selector (in this case `img` and the opening `{`)


Sorry :( it should be

* @see Configuration::serializeArray()


When the library is referenced, the module initialization code will not be called, you might want to add [<EntryPoint>] or turn the project into a class library:

https://github.com/Microsoft/visualfsharp/issues/1371


missing will

The `serializeArray` function **will** properly format and indent multidimensional


Alexey, great, no crashes for me in quite some time now.

Now the most annoying issue about the new search is #2858 , I guess ...

Good work!
Best, Hardy


Again, awesome job David! You're clearly comfortable with the material so far. I'm excited to see what else you'll do during the course!


Remove extra whitespace


I didn't manually, must have automatically happened when it merged as I didn't have that in my version


missing backticks around data \`$data\`


Where is it now?


Build the initial home page


Replace with

```
* A array of properties to serialize
```


Replace with

```
* The current level of indentation
```


This prevents scrolling of the nav


ty sensei


https://segment-facade.herokuapp.com/api/intro/

I made the above documentation on all our facade functions (helper functions like `.email()`) categorized by the different APIs we have.

Could be worth saving for future reference! We have a lot of dandy helper functions :)


120281615-ZoneCrossMixing-does-not-allow-overlapping-zones-#5007 (lgu1234) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2238 of 2238 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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See #2082


This wont work cause the hook  dont have IsOrbital only Is ship

`class AddBonusHP : GenericEffect {
	Document doc("Add a percentage bonus health to a ship while this effect is active.");
	Argument amount(AT_Decimal, doc="Percentage of hp to add.");

#section server
	void enable(Object& obj, any@ data) const override {
		if(obj is null || !obj.isShip)
			return;

		Ship@ ship = cast<Ship>(obj);
		ship.modHPFactor(+amount.decimal);
	}

	void disable(Object& obj, any@ data) const override {
		if(obj is null || !obj.isShip)
			return;

		Ship@ ship = cast<Ship>(obj);
		ship.modHPFactor(-amount.decimal);
	}
#section all
};`


np ;)


Didn't know the property object would be changed for other integrations as well. This is a way to identify the page, either by the MD5 of the URL _or_ what the customer sets it to be identified as (hence the pipe). Is `id` not a good property to be passing in? What do you suggest?


I know that the error is because I'm trying to mutate a vector. Tried to find solution for this online, but haven't had time to figure it out.


Want to make a PR?


Good job indenting within `style` but don't let those tabs run away from you or your code will start to get very horizontal (and hard to read) really quickly.

```css
<style>
  body {
    background-color: #FFE;
    border-style: solid;
    padding: 20px;
    margin: 20px;
  }

  a {
    color: #900;
  }
</style>
```

`body` and `a` should be at the same level of indentation.

On a different note, proper application of color 👍


The image could sit on its own, it doesn't have to be wrapped in a `<p>` but of course nothing wrong with that. We'll be using images for more visual/styling purposes in future so just don't want you to get the idea that an image has to be tied to a paragraph/text.


Tested this successfully.


yea you fixed one but the hover where possible for links doesnt behave with underlined text

I think its .`pagination .gap:hover` not sure


113837787-High-Temp-Radiant-Energy-to-Surface-Imbalance (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1125 of 1125 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Missing `}`?


Good job experimenting with tags we haven't covered in class but `<font>` is an old HTML element that I wouldn't recommend using because it mixes content (html) and style (css). Instead style the `h2` via CSS as needed.


looking goooood steeze


Mssing `}`?


Hey Chris, well done! You got both types of lists right, which was one of the main points of this exercise! Your code was easy to read and you applied both colors correctly in CSS 💯


Hi @matifreyre , I'm having a problem because throw can not be a valid message name. Can we change it??


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The `news` and `assets` tags are new in Krypton.

http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=250862&pid=2360647#pid2360647
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=250862&pid=2376263#pid2376263

Maybe you can update your script so it doesn't remove those lines?

Cheers
Gade


A little bit hard to see what's between `<main></main>`, remember to indent!


Perfectly valid of course, and looks totally correct, but we'll use CSS margins in the future when you want to create more than one line's worth of space


Also loving the self-closing `/`!


Oooh classes, fancy! Well done!


@Mottie

You like turtles?

![capture](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3521959/17117639/fc75eb12-52b4-11e6-8787-0e0105c82a01.PNG)


Good use of the same-folder `./` syntax!


I'd recommend declaring the `<li>` in it's own line and then indenting the `<div>`, `<p>`, and `<img>` inside it


There is no `.gap` that I noticed. There is no underline because GitHub disabled it on those links... I know you're going to tell me I need to add them back *sigh*


leave a space between the selector (`h1`) and the opening `{`


Not my fault the image doesn't load every time... reload your page.


Great job chris! It looks so perfect I can hardly believe you didn't somehow steal my solution! 😛 👍


So IUPAC recommends wedges not to hydrogens?  Or not specific hydrogens?

I'll have to compile and look at these just to see what you are talking about.


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github, github... what do they know about design/usability? even my gradma knows you shouldnt make simple things confusing.

My newly aquired pet Turtle speaks, and she said, blehhhhhh... and coffed a fur ball, wait, that was my cat. my turtle said, if Github knoew whats good they would use this theme.


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Makin bacon was what I meant, but okay


TeamCity ReOpenLDAP :: devel [Build 290](https://binbug.bigbrother-matrix.ru/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=2614&buildTypeId=ReOpenLDAP_Devel&guest=1) is now running


Hey Will, downloads link doesn't work on the website... not sure if it was this commit, just letting y'all know.


@paweldomas Sorry for that! I haven't noticed it. Thanks for the note! I'll fix it.


EMS (brianlball) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2392 of 2449 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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there's no such thing as far too explosive


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Can do go through some process to contest the addition of ravenjs.com here?

Yes, Sentry collects information about the user.

No, Sentry is not an analytics tool or privacy concern.

Sentry is used by developers to know when their app is breaking, not to track user behavior. This change is going to cause a lot of application developers headaches.


According to FB's documentation (https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/events.html#mouse-events), drag events are mouse events. At runtime, they have all the fields defined in interface MouseEvent.


This is not a valid solution to the issue. By changing this line and not removing line 25 fromBits and toBits are now asymmetric, so encoding a bit array to a string and back will not produce the expected results.

The purpose of the original line is to force the encoding to UTF8, as explained in this blog post: http://ecmanaut.blogspot.ca/2006/07/encoding-decoding-utf8-in-javascript.html. The patch removes this functionality, and is equivalent to `return out;`

Removing the escape/unescape hack entirely is one solution that will not throw a URIerror if fed a random bit array, but the result may not be a valid UTF8 string.


4 +105,14 @@
 <script>
   var dataUrl = "https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/telemetry-public-analysis-2/data/spohl@mozilla.com/Update+Orphaning+View/";


Σχολιάζω εδώ όχι το συγκεκριμένο commit αλλά το συνολικό πρόγραμμα ως τώρα:

Πρώτο και σημαντικότερο απ' όλα: Μην ξεχνάς τα σχόλια στον κώδικα! Δεν είναι τόσο για εμένα, αλλά πιστεύω πως εάν γράψεις τι (θέλεις να) κάνει ο κώδικας, τότε ίσως να μπορείς να βρεις μόνη κάποια λάθη Δεύτερον, δε θα σου χρειαστεί κάπου το SoftwareSerial, οπότε μπορείς να το παραλείψεις. Εάν θες να τυπώσεις κάτι, μπορείς να χρησιμοποιήσεις το κανονικό Serial, μέσω του USB. Επιπλέον η άσκηση αφορά δύο υπέρηχους, όχι τρεις, οπότε μπορείς να σβήσεις τον έναν.

Όσον αφορά τα υπόλοιπα, δεν υπάρχει εντολή getDistance() που να παίρνει ένα "όρισμα" μέσα της, π.χ. getDistance(10). Μάλλον την μπερδεύεις με την getMedianDistance(int) η οποία υπολογίζει το [διάμεσο, όχι το μέσο όρο](http://users.sch.gr/annpaschal/dihmerida/kakaroglou.htm). Αλλά και να δούλευε κάτι τέτοιο, η άσκηση ζητά να βρεις τον μέσο όρο (ανα δέκα μετρήσεις) του κάθε αισθητήρα, όχι τον μέσο όρο και των δύο (ή τριών) αισθητήρων. Άρα για αύριο, θα πρέπει να βρεις τρόπο να κάνεις 10 μετρήσεις, να τις αθροίσεις και μετά να διαιρέσεις αυτό το άθροισμα με το δέκα, για κάθε αισθητήρα!

Καλή τύχη, δεν είναι τόσο εύκολο, αλλά ούτε και υπερβολικά δύσκολο! :)


Map doesn't load after pulling this commit.


@paweldomas Fixed in https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-videobridge/pull/274


26 july 2016


Please, **do** **not** do this! This will prevent or make it very hard to finally migrate the BOINC library on Windows to support UNICODE in the future. **Do** **not** use ANSI Windows API calls explicitly unless you know what you are doing. This sort of thing has a very high potential for getting overlooked if the migration to UNICODE happens (which by the way is overdue). If you really want this change in the code base then **please** do it on a separate commit. In any event, this is certainly not the correct solution to your compilation issue on Windows.


add a figure


Because Java will only do the String concatenation once since it's a constant.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#Aw4P7wL2S0mj0RVwO2SY2Q


I wouldn't say people getting angry at me because 'their client settings keep getting changed' is cool :neutral_face:


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Hey @tetrakai!

Sorry to bother you with this again, but I noticed that you put this commit in and was hoping that there was some possibility that you may remember some extra context here :)

Looking through the cURL source, it looks like setting `CURL_SSLVERSION_TLSv1` puts the minimum TLS version at 1.0 and the maximum at 1.2. I would have thought that this was cause cURL to jump to 1.2 if available, however, it seems that in some cases, this isn't enough to do do so and clients will continue negotiating a < 1.2 connection despite having 1.2 available (see #276).

This is definitely a long shot, but any chance you have an idea on that? If not, no worries either! I'm considering flipping the constant over to `CURL_SSLVERSION_TLSv1_2` if we get too many more problems like this one being reported.


rrrgh


@rlorenzo Can you please review the code.


Great :D


`golint` would have a complaint here:

```
util.go:27:1: exported function TestAll should have comment or be unexported
```


@aquamatthias Here are some very initial docs for Metronome.


GoodJob ! that's ok ! thanks !


Ah, I misread the `"w`. Cool!


@kensipe Can you tell me how to get started using the CLI?


@carl-j-love pw is a very standard abbreviation for `piecewise`.

@ccshan Nice in the sense that you actually managed to put a pile of hacks together than makes this happen.  And the hacks are not entirely specific to just this case.

However, I don't think `Beta` is the issue.  You got here by choosing, much earlier on, to expand `idx` in a very particular way, and while that opened a route forward, it got you into this particular mess.  I am completely convinced that this isn't the best route.  I'll try to work on an alternative path on the flight I'm about to board [off to London, thence Warsaw, and then Bialystok].


@tatikamsetti Why does this js code have to be in the poodll plugin? Why not just have the js in the assignment plugin so we don't have to do any edits in each submission plugin?


@tatikamsetti Use better variable names.


@tatikamsetti Spacing is off


@tatikamsetti Remember to pre/post fix comments for core edits.


tenho certeza que é "completo"


e no último ponto é "inspirado"


@shamota how can i contact you ?


Still somewhat unstable, though. Firefox on Android behaves strangely when activating video while in fullscreen, probably because of Android forcing the notification bar over it.


Typically it's better to avoid splitting a package among several jars, just in case we ever decide to jarsign them. I'm not sure if we're violating this in other parts of cartographer, but if you're asking now I'd say let's use something like org.commonjava.cartographer.discover.indy, then maybe make the class name something like CartoIndyAliasStartupAction.


Referenciando #28


In this method, you appear to have filled in 1 element of the vector, but not any of the others.  What is the strategy here?  You have the primary trying to cache the hinfo's for all of the shards, but it doesn't actually store them.  Should it?  If not, can it cache them?  Does it need to cache them?  If not, can it completely figure out the contents that the replica hinfo should have?  What parts of the replica hinfo *can* it figure out on a write?


Hi again,
I still feel the use case is relevant (as an improvement in Projections) and would be broadly required by many users. However as you mentioned I shall register a JIRA ticket, along with the detailed description.
Thanks for the prompt response :+1:


nice cleanup but missing `,`


Armbian users like you @igorpecovnik
UUID forever


This looks good, though I might name the variable something like 'INDY_URL_KEY' since the one you have seems to imply that it's the default URL to be used for Indy (something I don't think we can default, for what it's worth).


want to contact us


Hopefully I answered all of you questions above. Overall, this looks like exactly what I was hoping for! :smile:


Trying to establish a place with a name and then also add an address for postal service, and survey, and property appraiser so to allow and establish this property for private ownership and claim


Looking some more into the code I think the handler invocation should be protected by
 pthread_mutex_lock(&ivySoxMutex);

Preferably this should happen only for the duration when handler is writing its response to the InboundConnection
(or the mutex should be somehow exposed such that handler can hold it only for the duration of writing).

What is the exact scope of state that ivySoxMutex is supposed to guard?


You're saying, `fullLayout` may not be defined at the point of `computeLegendDimensions` executing?


This killed fresh install against MySQL. It also ignores the port specification from an earlier commit, d367318088c2044427a574b1e42c48deade1bec3, I believe.


other_equipment (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1672 of 1687 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Don't wrap each test into try-catch. A better way is to add this:

```csharp
[TestFixtureSetUp]
public void FixtureSetUp ()
{
    try {
       var temp = new Continuation ();
    } catch (NotImplementedException) {
       Assert.Ignore ("This platform doesn't support Tasklets.");
    }
}
```


Rather than say "when the constraint type" -- which makes it sound like there's only one -- how about "when the `bind_secret_id` constraint is set"?


@joerg-krause Hi. Did you write this file? Can it be licensed the same as the rest of luv?


other_equipment (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2235 of 2239 tests passed, 551 test warnings)

 * 555 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 5 tests had: Table small diffs.

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Wouldn't this result in the liege eventually just getting the money back? Most of these characters will never get married and/or have heirs, no?


@rlorenzo I followed the way it was set up for Accepted file type. I see that separate js file has been created. I can check if I can move everything together and see if it works to avoid any submodule/core edits.


@eelco You should really double check this. I've got it from: http://stackoverflow.com/a/1500501 to see how url's would render in the description.


Hi Dennis,

My SOC and load are:

0.v0 v0.A0/0% and 0.v/0.0A/0.000kw respectively and is similar to yours.

On 25 July 2016 at 16:52, zonoskar <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi Marvin,
>
> For my inverter, I get more data for SOC and Load (0.0V, 0.0A 0/0% for SOC
> and 0.0V, 0.0A, 0.000KW for Load). You put this
> in different lines, was that intentional?
>
> I get this (I have a 3 phase inverter with only 1 MPP connected):
> NO Status S/N PGrid EDay ETotal HTotal(h) Error Message Vpv Ipv Vac Iac
> Fac Temperature(℃) SOC Load Consume of Day Consume of Total
> 1 Normal 1006KDTU13500023 338W 22.3kWh 3960.1kWh 3781h 0.0/622.6V 0.0/0.6A
> 229.6/231.1/229.3V 0.5/0.4/0.5A 50.00/50.00/49.98Hz 42.2℃ 0.0V 0.0A 0/0%
> 0.0V/0.0A/0.000KW 0.0kWh 0.0kWh
>
> Cheers, Dennis.
>
>
> > On 23 Jul 2016, at 19:30, Marvin Ishmael <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Dennis,
> >
> > Here is the requested data:
> >
> > no: 1
> > Status Normal
> > S/N: 14600DSU15AW0014
> > PGrid: 2296W
> > EDay: 22.1kWh
> > ETotal: 3334.5kWh
> > HTotal(h): 1429h
> > Error Message:
> > Vpv: 404.2/260.3V
> > Ipv: 3.3/3.3A
> > Vac: 240.6/0.0/0.0V
> > Iac: 9.5/0.0/0.0A
> > Fac: 50.02/0.00/0.00Hz
> > Temperature(℃): 35.6℃
> > SOC: 0.0V
> > Load: 0.0A
> > Consume of Day: 0/0%
> > Consume of Total: 0.0V/0.0A/0.000KW
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > On 23 July 2016 at 13:01, zonoskar <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > Hi marvin,
> > >
> > >
> > > I have seen this error from another user. But I never got to find out
> what
> > > the problem was.
> > >
> > >
> > > Could you copy the values from the goodwe website from the real time
> tab?
> > > It could be a lake problem. I have tested only with dutch people.
> > >
> > >
> > > Cheers Dennis
> > >
> > >
> > > Dennis
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > On Sat, Jul 23, 2016 at 6:15 PM +0200, "Marvin Ishmael" <
> > > notifications@github.com> wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Hi Dennis,
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Thanks for your help. I have acquired a raspberry pi and have followed
> your
> > >
> > > instructions as per the Readme, but I am getting the following error:
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Convert data Error: list index out of range
> > >
> > > sleep 240.0 seconds before next sample.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > This error is being repeated continuously. I have copied the following
> > >
> > > information and placed in sid string:
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > 9b7f23d8-13ca-4b12-a9a8-b7d6c09329da
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Your help will be greatly appreciated.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Regards
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > On 30 April 2016 at 13:19, zonoskar <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > > Hi Marvin,
> > >
> > > >
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this indentation seems off.


You guys still using LWJGL 2? That legacy branch has bugs they never fixed. Recently I had to file an issue just to document that they broke exclusive GPU access on mac when fullscreen'd (which trashes fps). Native OS X "fullscreen" is faster than the old fullscreen, which should make no sense, but LWJGL due to a bug added in 2.9.X doesn't tell the OS to stop drawing the desktop layer below anymore.


@msabansal I understand the restrictions are not only for NAT network type but also for l2bridge?


Hmm,

I suppose a player could do that (AI doesn't use these decisions, FWIW). I had in mind the general use case for these decisions in my experience -- being picky about folks to land (since one's council tends to be vassals these days) -- and the general desire for new characters and courtiers to have a little change on hand.  Mayhap I'll reverse it, or at least do so for the debutante case. Thanks.


somebody can help me, tell me steps to change this values.
what value i put ?


+1 - oversight on my part.


@MandiOhlinger Will this all render inside the [AZURE.IMPORTANT] box?


@snobu It should. I'll confirm on the staging server. If not, I'll fix it.


I have found and fixed the issue:
https://github.com/mixxxdj/mixxx/commit/0933d00897dad99d903e2672433e8076ad78d120
Thank you for reporting.

Do you know it non Ascii characters are allowed for username / password and mount?
Are you able to test it? Are those type of strings possible using other streaming software?


Argh!  This shouldn't have been committed as-is.  There needs to be back-compatibility code for reading.
Use ReadToken(). There is a lot of other code like this.  Can Vijay or Yimin please do this ASAP?


also, if you're fixing that, please fix the extremely long lines here.


It runs the block, pops the stack, and tests the truthiness of that value. I'm surprised we missed this :P


No. Don't do this. the `size` member in a `struct Filter` is `int`, not
`unsigned int`. The differing representations are bound to cause
problems. Seriously, been there, done that with `unsigned` vs `signed` in the
filter code. Sat there for at least an hour wondering why things were broken
because of differing signed-ness between types.


Fixing Expire Message so it makes sense for both 1 hr and 24 hrs lifeitmes.


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I am waiting for Yiming's response, I will rectify this error if he doesn't
pick it up in the next 15 minutes.

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Use braces in both places if you need any braces in an `if`/`else`.

This is Kernel style.


Great use of the 🎪 !! hahaha


<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="utf-8" />
    <meta name="format-detection" content="telephone=no" />
    <meta name="msapplication-tap-highlight" content="no" />
    <meta name="viewport" content="user-scalable=no, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1, minimum-scale=1, width=device-width" />

    <meta http-equiv="Content-Security-Policy" content="default-src * 'unsafe-inline'; style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline'; media-src *" />

    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/index.css" />
    <title>Hello World</title>

ola mundo


`.gitattributes` and `.gitignore` are usually automatically added by git, don't worry about them. If they get created in your repo, just leave them, and if not, it's not a big deal either.


maybe a bad idea, throwing a 404 on deploy
even if not gitignored they've been probably added manually :/


no origin is just a name for the submodule, and web is more accurate


Could you please!!! keep authorship? @luca020400 also told you a while ago! Nothing like "thanks @someone" but just keep the author of the commit! It is not your work!


If all you are doing in `filter_delete` is to `free` the `array` member, then
why are you asking for a `struct Filter *`? Just ask for a `struct Filter`.


v5 crashes on multiple instance uses, can run only one instance stable, v4 worked with 10+ intances stable, could you fix this ?


I think this port and host configuration should be placed in a static initializer rather than invoking it on every method call. It should only be required once and it's actually quite expensive (two http requests to the admin-service for the ConfigurationAttributes).


Same thing here. You don't need to have a `struct Filter *` to fiddle with the
`array` member. Just pass a `struct Filter`.


Ember provides us a few helpers out of the box. All helpers are added to `predef` in `.jshintrc` file by default in order to ignore warnings during 'linting'. I like the explicitness in your solution. Thanks to it we know where this function comes from. On the other hand you need to add this boilerplate to each acceptance test. Interesting idea.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#cNz2qHMzQw-dhawZryJfgA


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update to commit message:  add bounds to decrement and increment cases, increase price based on toppings chosen


There were some minor display issues with the little arrow under the text field, where it was displaying with different spacing for a text area. This ended up fixing it, I'm pretty sure. I didn't see any other issues when making the change, however I was only working on the front end.


`A.pm` and `B.pm` are not located in `t/lib`, so `use_nested.t` fails.


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some comment


OK. Will fix it soon


This should have been logged against Issue #2


Small note: you put your files several layers deep, you've got: `cookie_recipe/cookie recipe/cookie_recipe-master/index.html`, for example when you could've left that file at `cookie_recipe/index.html`. I'm guessing this is due to some mixup in using Github, in which case don't worry, we'll be reviewing it tomorrow.


I would love to update to the latest, but it requires Java 8. The game using clyde is presently stuck on Java 6, and updating the JRE in our client installations is not a priority project right now.


Where are we using libm functions? If you intend to add some later, I'd prefer
if you'd defer adding the link flag until you're actually using some math
functions.

Also, you're technically adding the flag in the wrong spot. You're linking with
libm when we find a libpng to link with. While in this program, it produces the
same results as we hard depend on libpng, it's probably better to just
unconditionally link libm. If we had a soft depend on libpng but a hard depend
on libm (as we likely using it in the filter code or in the filters themselves),
this would be a bug.


Good job trying to use classes! You almost got it, just missing the equals sign:

`<div class="container">`

Also, I'd recommend using `<main>` instead of `<div>` and making sure that all the content that goes inside is indented


Same here.
`.../static/dist/js/app.min.js 404 (NOT FOUND)`


Don't forget the `alt` attribute so that Google and screen readers know what the image is of:

`<img src="cookies.jpg" alt="Image of chocolate chip cookies" />


FYI some disks have two settings for their size: a soft quota and a hard quota. Soft quotas can be exceeded up to the limit of the hard quota, but hard quotas return disk full IO exceptions. I think it would be useful to define a soft quota and a hard quota, instead of a single "size". This could be useful if a future extension wanted to send a warning email when the soft quota is exceeded.

We can discuss this at our regular meeting before making a decision.


Well done using `<ul>` and `<ol>` in right places!


the `body` is always width 100% by default


@sttk and @tkellen - could you please review these docs before I push them to master.


Don't forget to delete stuff you don't need from the code when you're done


I just overloaded `sum` to fail fast and sped up `simplify examples/naive_bayes_gibbs.hk` from 22s to 15s. Thanks!


Perfect job pulling in the external stylesheet!


`let` use _may_ be problematic for IE users: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/let#Browser_compatibility
http://caniuse.com/let

Not sure if/how this fails according to these sources saying it isn't supported until IE11 and not yet for Safari.


I think commons-io may have something called a TeeOutputStream. Might be worth reusing here. Basically it's what you have here, but it's less for us to maintain (since we're already depending on commons-io all over the place in galley).


Ember injects `store` into all controllers and routes. Store is `Service` object (which is a singleton), so you can inject it wherever you want (into components, other services, and any other object) by `store: Ember.inject.service()`. You can also inject it into all specific kind of objects in custom `initializer` (Ember injects store into controllers/routes this way).

Btw. controllers are going to be completely removed in the future (when Ember team finish Routable Components concept), so it’s good practice to not put logic into them. It’s better to pass model (data loaded in Route) into component as soon as possible. That’s why I implemented i.e. `developers-page` component, or `developers/new-page`.


:/ https://github.com/phase/o/commit/563e7a0795ff6f1b002d2f43465e0873f3ff4ea4


Great job on this Ben! Your cookie recipe looks great and you're clearly comfortable experimenting with CSS 👍


sweet!


Inline styles!


Sheeet... Gotta fix this now...


Great -- I'm happy as long as you now have tests to work on (per discussion at https://github.com/hakaru-dev/hakaru/commit/4af9aae0b2eb9524e116631c7cc3f42729
703190#commitcomment-18368616)!


Agree, I should split it ;) I would use `git rebase -i <commit_id>^`, set the `edit` option and `git reset --soft HEAD^`. Then I would do couple commits and type `git rebase --continue`. Do you know more convenient solution? :)


On a related note the self-repair in ClipGradient components seems be
helpful in reducing the explosion problem. For example compare two
different BLSTM runs in ASpIRE

cd /export/b13/vpeddinti/lsr/egs/aspire/s5_olddataaugment
vimdiff exp/nnet3/lstm_bidirectional/log/train.6.1.log
exp/nnet3/lstm_bidirectional_sf/log/train.6.1.log

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`type="text/javascript"` is unnecessary, btw. It's the default value for script elements by HTML standards. :-)


Good point 👍  It would be easier to maintain.


That is a fair response. Reading back over it, my original message just comes across as whiny and entitled. What I should have said was: "I absolutely love the dnsbl filter, and I hope that it makes its way out of experimental."

I hadn't noticed that it got moved into its own branch. Without that info, I assumed those filters were being dropped entirely. Now I see that they are closed for renovations.

Sorry for the noise, and thanks for clarifying the status for me.


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small runaway indentation. Bring the `float` line in one level


most likely this should be `transform: translateX(-100%)`


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We'll learn more about padding tomorrow, but here's a small tip, the above four lines could be written as:

`padding: 50px;`

... and it'll apply 50px of padding on all sides


oh my god... ARE YOU EVEN TESTING ONCE WHAT YOU ARE DOING? Seriously mate... That's not even close to acceptable what you are doing!


In Ember it's just a `helper` ;) This one is available out of the box. Directives in Angular are much more powerful and they are more like components, not helpers.


Which exact commit in 25.1 RC1 has the fix that you are referring to? Looks like that is not in the master branch yet?


Depends on our implementation. Transform won't reflow sibling elements
unless they too are transformed at the same time.

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yup yup. let's talk about it in chat later :)


Ok, that should not happen automatically in a merge. I will make sure it will be corrected.

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I didn't manually, must have automatically happened when it merged as I didn't have that in my version

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That's a good point. You can simply pass the year by `{{current-year year=2016}}`. In this case the the `year` property defined in the component will be overridden.


@mwieczorek Yes now means for 2016 RTM and 2016 GA. Port mapping policies are only supported for NAT network. All other networks don't have port mapping policy support for now


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The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1752roles](https://1752roles-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
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In the related projects section, I think it makes sense to say that the related projects released your enhancements (and perhaps tell since which version of those plugins they support the EMW).


So close with the image! You just forgot to specify what folder it's in and the equals sign:

`<img src="images/xcuf_ZWc.jpg" alt="Picture of Ben Weber">`

... also don't forget the `alt` attribute as it tells Google what the image is of. Remember, google doesn't have eyes!

Back to the image location, here is your portfolio file structure:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5670279/17119956/306769f8-52c1-11e6-9ec4-460d0fd7c954.png)

As you can see, this file (`portfolio1.html`) sits at the same level inside the main project folder (`portfolio page`) as the `images` folder, so you write that first:

`<img src="images">`

Next, you know you want to step inside the `images` folder, so you use a `/` for that:

``<img src="images/">`

Finally, you're ready to point to the exact file you want (including the file extension, which tells the code whether the image is a jpg, gif, or png):

`<img src="images/xcuf_ZWc.jpg">`


@DSIW Oops, thanks a lot for the notice.


Might need to use the workaround on OS X then which is toggle mission control "native" fullscreen if available. That's the only way to exclusive gpu access on OS X in fullscreen now.


Could you do it this way, just use the lock manager to wait for the lock to become available, then immediately unlock it again? I agree, Thread.sleep isn't too great here...


'when locked open by owner'


Here all you needed was the equals sign between `src` and the opening `"`
like so:

`<img src="http://techcitynews.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/GA_London.jpg">`


lockedOPen  -> lockedOpen


Hmmm Actually this is just deleting svgs.....


Woot!


Actually, this is the correct thing to do.

The function declaration would have to change in order to support UNICODE(wide characters), which then should cause the developer to reevaluate which function is called.


You don't need different CSS files for each HTML page, you can use the same `main.css` as before. That's why we like external stylesheets, it's eliminates repetition!


Love that you made this personal with your own experience and your picture! A+!

Great job, you seem pretty comfortable with the CSS syntax already. I think your only issue really is around how files hook up, which is definitely one of the hardest things, so don't worry. We'll revise it tomorrow 👍


resolves #9


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Yeah any properties you send through Segment could be fanned out to all your downstream integration (big reason why people use us!)

You can check out all our different API methods' spec here: https://segment.com/docs/spec/

Specifically for page calls, these are the `properties` we have spec'd: https://segment.com/docs/spec/page/#properties

Was this a customer feature request? We could probably fallback on `page.title()` which is just the value of what you are setting as your `<title>` tag. Maybe even `page.name` (although this will be undefined if you don't pass a `name` to your page calls like `.page('home');`

Take a look at the page properties spec from the link above and see if any of those might be a good alternative. If you find one, we'd probably make this some kind of dropdown setting inside the Boomtrain settings inside Segment so customers don't have to change any code.


No.  GL on your test!


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`pad.latestSTR.sig` here, no?


Oooh, good to know.  I can switch them back tomorrow


I'll pull it out into map.css!


You can `return run_command()` directly


Space before paren