Die `gradlew`-Skripte und der `gradle`-Ordner gehören zum [Gradle-Wrapper](https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/gradle_wrapper.html), die habe ich vorhin absichtlich ins Repo getan, damit man die Gradle-Tasks (zum Bauen der jar und Generieren der Javadocs) wie in der README.md angegeben ausführen kann. Wenn man die Wrapper-Skripte ausführt und Gradle nicht in der korrekten Version installiert hat, lädt der Wrapper automatisch die korrekte Gradle-Version in ein eigenes Verzeichnis. Damit kann man sofort Gradle benutzen, ohne es von Hand installieren zu müssen.

(Ehrlich gesagt wusste ich vorher nicht wozu der Wrapper gut war, deshalb habe ich die Wrapper-Dateien anfangs in die `.gitignore` geschrieben.)


nice job


The changed line is less useful than the default that was there before. If you revert that I'm good with these changes


It was a typo, fixed with https://github.com/stephenharris/Event-Organiser/commit/2e5c176c667e6404f646652fa7652489f38b02a4


@xxFlare why you even don't know the most famous feature of GitHub, fork?


jk, i meant fill_triangle()


@tweekmonster
You could query Django for templates!
See https://github.com/blueyed/eclim/commit/fa49e7ed06794eda0a41817c2d9a2c58dcc035c0 (might be outdated and I might have an update somewhere - just wanted to leave it here for now already).


Bei mir gibt es auch einige Dateien, die noch nicht gepusht sind. Wenn diese dann doch benötigt werden, werden sie "nachgereicht", wie es in einigen Commit-Beschreibungen zu lesen ist. Da wir schon bald abgeben sollen, versuche ich langsam mal, alles hochzuladen.
Ich habe die beiden Skripte aber nur rausgeworfen, damit Travis mir grünes Licht zum Merge geben kann.


"the" would have been a fine article too. Feel free to ignore an move on, I just wanted to quickly qualify the original suggestion:

`...marked as requiring "Advanced GPU"` reads fine
`...marked as requiring "Advanced GPU" execution environment.` is where my grammar parsing got tripped up.


@timkim did you mean to remove the npm link?


plant-autosizing-gaps (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1113 of 1113 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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The splendor of Muni


@connorshea thank you for your help, it's great to have your support here 😄


I think we might be missing Google Analytics!


Hrmm....maaybe? I can't remember now. Haha


A more efficient way of doing those message boxes is checking the score in the buttonClick(object sender) method.


We do not want to say that it’s the minimum alignment.


We're just experimenting and we're using Unity. None of these are intended push requests, just random experimentation to see what's possible. We forked so we could more easily merge our hacks with Valve's updates if that becomes relevant. Thanks for the tip! We'll try that.


Probably, but considering it's the only place used in the source I'm not sure it matters.


You're welcome.


Please refrain from deleting all of our work in the future.


@ocornut, I'll have a fresh look tomorrow.


Please feel free to revise the proposal in the swift-evolution repo to be more specific and direct with your intentions.


P12.9  Write a program to design an appointment calendar.
An appointment includes
	the date,
	starting time,
	ending time,
	description;
for example,

Dentist 2012/10/1 17:30 18:30

CS1 class 2012/10/2 08:30 10:00

Supply a user interface to add appointments, remove canceled appointments,
and print out a list of appointments for a particular day.

Follow the design process that was described in this chapter.


@sorbits Thanks for fixing!


Demo for AppointmentCalendar


Please dont commit this stuff


and u fail too XD wait me


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#Imya-aoyRYmLU1f2yc5Ohg


@eemeli Is there no way to retain the variable name in this error?

```javascript
new (require('./lib/messageformat.dev'))('en').compile('{NONEXISTENT, plural, one {a} other {# b}}')({})
```

before this commit gives `Error: MessageFormat: 'NONEXISTENT' isn't a number.`, but after this commit it gives the less useful `Error: 'undefined' isn't a number.`.


plant-autosizing-gaps (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2258 of 2271 tests passed, 545 test warnings)

 * 558 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 13 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: BND diffs.
 * 4 tests had: EIO diffs.

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Added Inv file to keep track of what inv cells are used for what


plant-autosizing-gaps (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Do you have a way to reproduce it as a user?


This is a test of github comments


buen cambio !!!copañero


@Tyriar i must be mistaken, then, in thinking that this repository is one and the same with the "Visual Studio Code" that is downloaded from Microsoft's website. Searching online doesn't lead to any quantitative leads; is there a summary or documentation of the differences between the two?


NO! This must be reverted!


Is this 'echo' intentional? Seems weird


@spacedmonkey Do you think there is any value in going off-script and changing this to `wordpress-dropin`?


Do you want to distinguish between “raw memory” and “memory through an `Unsafe[Mutable]RawPointer`?” I think these two things get conflated a lot in the document and it’s certainly possible to have an `UnsafePointer` pointing at “raw memory”.


2_0_gems (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Build Failed

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asd


@spacedmonkey Thoughts on removing `matt, andy, ryan, mdawaffe, vnsavage, automattic` and moving them into a secondary section of the readme.txt?


Same as above.


Happy to help!


TIP: add ?w=1 to the URL to ignore whitespace.


The release-notes script itself does not lead this problem.
This is because I tag 3.9.1 before realize the ZNTA-1023 should be target on 3.9.2.

Tag-3.9.1: 17-Jun-2016
ZNAT-1023 changes to client-3.9.2: 22-Jun-2016


Do you want to remove `...` after `Filters` to be consistent with `Add Filters` without the `...` under `Pages`?

Also when filtering and searching under Pages, you get the notification `Pages filtered`. Do you want the notification here too?


Why was this change made? Adding debug information ourselves is a wasted effort, anyone serious about debugging can simply override these methods to do exactly what they want.


Agenda simples com c# e SQL Server compact edition


Yes, it does, but the top dir is so cluttered as it is I left it. I'll probably output them into a `bin` dir or something.


@Fsu0413 要不把锅甩给你……


I don’t really know what parts of this is useful for the frontend team (@DougGregor?), but I’d suggest you leave out the markdown, since it’s never going to be rendered.


Code has been tested on 34. Should be sweet on 35


Snap I noticed this was broke also


Fixed.

Please refer to https://developers.facebook.com/docs/audience-network/mobileweb/javascript/dfp on section "Implement a passback directly to AdExchange (Optional)"


@ishitatsuyuki @xxFlare Took me a bit to grasp all the concepts on Github, so long in fact I've been following the site for a quite a while without an account.  Tinkering and at times catastrophically hacking on my computer.
_That being said..._
Arch Linux taught me forks. So did the "getting started" tutorial :laughing:
_**That** being said,_ I virtually know nothing about PHP :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

@dktapps Nice fix! Who'd of thunk.
I frequently use ManyWorlds, so I often use my God powers to tp my way there. Hadn't even noticed until I saw the issue.


Nevermind it might have worked anyway, I just forgot that the cache stores datetime and we count delta from that in jinja, so of course the delta was updating


Thanks for changing this back!


jk\kdcna


The fix is here.
https://github.com/A3Armory/A3A_A3Wasteland.Altis/pull/6


@mbroadst I think we should flip the order of the arguments here. This would seem more obvious to me:

```js
r.validate(<schema>, <expr>)
r.schema(<expr>).validate(<expr>)
```


This is the final step to resolve
https://github.com/scottmac/opengraph/pull/37
and
https://github.com/scottmac/opengraph/pull/33

Thanks for the contributions @GregersBoye and @bruce133


has contributor, no location.


Wouldn't switching to 64bit , assist with the 4GB limitation?


It`s bad.  The action context isn't boolean in explorer.
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/blob/master/src/vs/workbench/parts/files/browser/views/explorerViewer.ts#L496
@jrieken


:+1: This is what I call a quality contribution! :)


I think an announcement about 5.0.12 RC should be made on stepmania.com


Thank you! This broke my build today because i wrote a work around for the extra hash folder). But this is a better way of doing things. :)


按照这里的说法：https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/2242#issuecomment-83694181

针对 `export = function() {}` 的情况，不能写 `import classNames from 'classnames';` 和 `import * as classNames from 'classnames';`，只能写 `import classNames = require('classnames');`。

略恶心，我把 classnames 的 typings 去掉好了。第三方包的 typings 支持挺悲剧的。


已回滚。


For react v15, are you using the latest version of material-ui (v0.15.2)? [It doesn't seem to have `float` prop support on ToolbarGroup anymore](http://www.material-ui.com/v0.15.2/#/components/toolbar).


O bootstrap foi adicionado nesta versão também!


This is the most up to date version (7/11 at 8:20 PM)


何かしらの操作ミスでやらかしたようです...
しかもこれを修正したコミットが、コミットを巻き戻した際に消滅したみたいですね...
後で直しておきます。


hmmmm - iiinteresting approach)


looks like template is the same - probably we need to create separated simple directive for it


Cool


asdfasdgsadf


awesome! That's what I wanted to see


Please use `ThreadLocalRandom` in `TestUtil#generateRandomMSISDN()`. A shared Random causes contention as all threads CAS trying to update the seed (see `Random#next()`) which results in single-threaded performance. By using a TLR you can more accurately judge the cache's performance because there is less test overhead.

Ideally you would use a pre-computed key array (e.g. boxed Integers), e.g. `cache.get(ints[threadState.index++ & MASK])` where MASK is the power-of-two length - 1. I use a Zipf distribution rather than uniform to better mimic real-world usage where some entries are hot.

You also forgot to make your `LRUPandaCache` synchronized, as it is not thread-safe otherwise.

Guava's default assumes low concurrency, which was valid given its time of authorship (and even still, given most workloads). For a benchmark its only fair to increase the concurrency level, default of 4, to a higher value. I use 64. In addition you are calling Guava with a loader and all other caches without, causing it take on a significantly higher burden.

Ehcache was accidentally configured without an expiration policy, giving it an advantage. The other caches are required to contend on the obtaining the current time, which can be very slow on desktop OSes and fast on server (Ehcache uses milliTime for this reason, whereas others use nanoTime as fast on Linux but slow on Mac/Windows). To be fair I removed expiration.

With the above changes and using `java -jar target/benchmarks.jar -i 5 -wi 5 -f 1 -t 5`,
```
Benchmark                    Mode  Cnt         Score          Error  Units
MyBenchmark.caffeineGet     thrpt    5  64998960.946 ± 14683394.061  ops/s
MyBenchmark.caffeinePut     thrpt    5   1709953.550 ±   239035.321  ops/s
MyBenchmark.caffeineRemove  thrpt    5  61642313.269 ±  4426354.320  ops/s
MyBenchmark.ehcacheGet      thrpt    5  38687598.894 ±  6826530.600  ops/s
MyBenchmark.ehcachePut      thrpt    5   2016481.216 ±   709855.087  ops/s
MyBenchmark.ehcacheRemove   thrpt    5  24934562.162 ±  2131253.977  ops/s
MyBenchmark.guavaGet        thrpt    5  42152171.866 ±  3342294.391  ops/s
MyBenchmark.guavaPut        thrpt    5   3697924.579 ±   177603.162  ops/s
MyBenchmark.guavaRemove     thrpt    5  21635971.210 ±   835624.402  ops/s
```

Here you see Ehcache now performs close to Guava. Yet be aware of their adoption of MRU as the eviction policy, which causes the hit rates to be extremely poor. This has been brought to their attention by myself and their users. There response has been to recommend their commercial offering to users and to me claim that I cheat in benchmarks. So be weary that Ehcache 3 is a trojan horse to make users think that they need the commercial offering and, from there, increase license fees by requiring more servers. Its a very manipulative game they're playing.


There's missing the final quote in the URL src


It's the same Google Maps API Key in the global options we've always used for the static map functions. Now we use it for all the Javascript API usage as well.


I'll add something to the map element and viz tool tips and wiki soon.


Also added connectivity to JSON data


update from  teddymaef


why not

height = h;


why isn't radius being set here as well


ok


A different but a related question.

I realized that `refine_MatMul` fails to reduce `(A * B).T * (A * B)`, where both A and B are orthogonal.

Looking into matmul.py, I found a function named `remove_ids` and with its help I could reduce the formula to an Identity matrix with:

```with assuming(Q.orthogonal(A), Q.orthogonal(B)):
    refine(remove_ids(refine((A * B).T * (A * B)))```

but probably this is not what the API designed to be?


Thank you 23maverick23 for the quick fix!


conservation-tests (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2220 of 2223 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table big diffs.

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This might be useful with Firebase 3 😄

https://firebase.google.com/support/guides/firebase-android#update_your_java_model_objects_numbered

They moved from jackson to [GSON](https://github.com/google/gson)


still not sure why you are not just using

radius = r;  here


Shouldn't this be against the official master??


EMS (evanweaver) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (2185 of 2447 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@IonicaBizau

> @jaruba Query-ul din spate a fost ceva de genul: language:JavaScript location:Romania followers:>1 E evident că nu e cea mai bună soluție. Se pot îmbunătăți lucrurile.

Pana si rezultatele la acea cautare imi par foarte gresite, dupa numarul de followeri si acolo ar fi trebuit sa fiu pe locul 16-17, cu toate astea nu apar nicaieri si m-am cautat pana pe pagina 20, dar apar pe al 3-lea loc la cautarea de C++ desi am un singur proiect facut in C++, care a durat 2 zile sa-l fac si acum e inactiv.

Macar explica de ce primesc spam de la angajatori pentru C++ ... :unamused:


Test.


Feel free to send a Pull Request when you are happy with the changes. I am sure others would appreciate the improvements you have made.


math seems off here...

Volume is cubic feet

1 cubic foot = 28.32 liters

ergo Volume * 28.32 * cost/perliter


Good luck for LTC!


@MetricMike Please let me know if this addresses the issue. I wasn't able to reproduce an error on my machine with a clean install but you never know!


Still alot of excess line here


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

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是这样吗? 我用本地html的path, 后面加#0, 组成的URL就是crash在这里了


can you change the platform-server to rc.3 delete your node_modules and install again


Hi,

Whats the best way to use this with marker clustering?  Have you used something like this from Leaflet with your plugin?


![blue brick](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/20190776/16754564/981e2d30-47a8-11e6-9c6c-f377811e45b6.jpg)

![gray](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/20190776/16754563/981da77a-47a8-11e6-94dc-340111795635.jpg)

![green brick](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/20190776/16754562/981c6dec-47a8-11e6-97e7-375d1145eee7.jpg)

![orange](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/20190776/16754565/9837cdb2-47a8-11e6-8f90-113f1a7ae134.jpg)

![pink](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/20190776/16754566/9846ab0c-47a8-11e6-92fe-cfa29e376111.jpg)

![purple brick](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/20190776/16754567/985d2742-47a8-11e6-8e52-f2f62df5b1d5.jpg)

![red brick](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/20190776/16754568/98689960-47a8-11e6-9793-d7150736b338.jpg)

![white](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/20190776/16754569/98718688-47a8-11e6-9cea-05788b461d8f.jpg)

![yellow brick](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/20190776/16754570/987506f0-47a8-11e6-9db4-b5b8b37407e4.jpg)


2278-Unitary-with-multispeed (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2381 of 2447 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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

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@VoyagerOne
Yes it should.  I must have got my branch into a weird state w/o realizing it.  Thanks for catching it.  I will fix it asap.


Unfortunately `ADD CONSTRAINT` will fail with dead links.


2278-Unitary-with-multispeed (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Sry, that was a confirmed yes it does fix from a clean install.

Unfortunately I can't test from a 3.1.0 install.


Why would somebody do this... :) Found it https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Hint+on+retaining+backward+compatibility

I will drop this commit.


os_2_0_dependency_reduction_signals_slots (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Build Failed

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

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


brilliant idea, thanks for exporting 👍


Thank you for your contribution, I'll in a business trip for few days, so I'll check it once I'm back 👍


FWIW if you want to do GDB MI in Rust you could also try https://github.com/Nitori-/gdbmi-rs

I never completely finished it because I gave up on Rust for the project (I needed Qt), but it's like 95% there.


os_2_0_dependency_reduction_signals_slots (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Spring 4 MVC + Hibrenate + Maven + MySQL + RESTful Web Services + AngularJS CRUD


So good!! Thank you @qtxie ! 8-)


you can't call this callback in such way - I'll describe you later


How this password can be used? (keystore was removed, "Bogus keystore" has hardcoded PW)


it's bad to use eval


Yes, it wraps it if it's not a `c.l.Throwable`


it can be hard to read


good


Hopefully this solves the issue of name conflicts


quite good!!!


I hadn't updated that file in a loooong time; it's just the class I use to quickly compile test snippets from the IDE.


That's very good! You decided to learn routing and did homework - this is awesome!


Was anyone using the title and content filters?


- [ ] `Springのプロファイル`という文言は妥当でしょうか？また、URLは`http://docs.spring.io/spring/docs/current/spring-framework-reference/html/beans.html#beans-definition-profiles-xml`のほうが良いと思います。


good call


@bvkchaitanya, it turns out I made a mistake in my code.  It should have been fixed in 9c8e95b376124ca192e65a3dca33dd40ca6ecee3.  I've also updated the example above.


Not sure how to proceed. Maybe we can write a custom query in the changelog directly? I think the query can be generic enough to be compatible with all databases.


Your plan sounds reasonable :)


ip-table-conversions (nealkruis) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1672 of 1672 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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ip-table-conversions (nealkruis) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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fixed in https://github.com/mxe/mxe/commit/de9611cfeec38f2c9efd1836a2c574b241ecf44e


Yes, we can http://www.liquibase.org/documentation/changes/update.html
I'll try to do that.


또랑


Did you consider webmention.net?


hi
 I completely agree. I'm ashamed to admit I don't think I'm skilled
enough to do that without breaking things, so I switched to the git
branch because that was easier for me to do. Anyone who wants to is free
to apply a patch if you want,  I'm on my two days off before starting
work on sonar again on wednesday, and I've had too much to drink, so I'm
not alert enough to try something like that until tomorrow morning lol.
Thanks
Kendell Clark

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fixed, both points :)


@jiffyclub you might enjoy this (if you didn't already know).  see the commit message more than the diff.  This simple mistake was costing me almost 2/3rds of my run time for a while...

@mkreilly problem solved - actually runs faster than it did before because I already had a few case of the slow way in the code before adding a lot more


`while(!unlink_queues_[thread_id]->IsEmpty() || !local_unlink_queues[thread_id].empty())`


good idea - fixed


In this case I called `size()` because I need it for decrementing `outboundCount` at the end of the method


Since the code is a liberally simplified version from Press This...I wonder if there is a way to suggest it be easier to access...

https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_press_this/source_data_fetch_fallback/


need to add comment


This still doesn't delay inlining of `insEdge`. If it inlines early, it could hide from the rule, I believe.


wait... we cant just take the pocketmine files and say we wrote it...


I'd actually considered doing a makefile originally, but was more interested in proving it could be done! I originally included the tag with the intend to also automate the push and github release too, but never got to that bit.

I just spent a couple hours at the next level up the tree convincing myself that trying to script managing source-mods collectively is probably just a bad idea. I did however, end up with a [nice little script ](https://gist.github.com/justarandomgeek/7ca1d72c7530e08aecd48c682a5b22f9) for automatically fixing mod folder names (all of them at once), if you want to do anything with that!


Plus if we're going to take their files and rewrite it... we have these minuses... 1.plugins will have to be written... 2. People will scream at us for taking credit... and 3. It will take like a week to rewrite all of the stuff... so I say keep it the way it is just add more features


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@Scottmitch I love that you assume I have any clue what I'm doing wrt ref counting :) I see the release now in `PendingWriteQueue.remove()`, and thus I do not need to explicitly do that. As long as I delete the extra `remove()` call, do I need change anything else (other than adding a comment)?


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

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ここ、何も選択しない（何も入力されていない先頭を選択）状態で登録処理を行ってみましょう
publish_idに、空文字が登録されるので、publishを参照するときにエラーになるのでは？


変更点Ａ－３を確認してみてください。


@unixorn 😄


changed to a `while (true)` that `break`s when `remove()` returns null.


ここ、何も選択しない（何も入力されていない先頭を選択）状態で登録処理を行ってみましょう
book_idに、空文字が登録されるので、bookを参照するとき（@review.book.title）にエラーになるのでは？


Can change this to read an environment variable:

```var debugging = process.env.DEBUG || false;```

So that way, when you run the server, you can specify debug in the command line arguments:

```DEBUG=true node server.js```


`createServer` as a whole is nice and readable.  Good job!


Makes sense - this call is only used for monitoring, but good to add comment nonetheless


ここ、何も選択しない（何も入力されていない先頭を選択）状態で登録処理を行ってみましょう
user_idに、空文字が登録されるので、userを参照するときにエラーになるのでは？


Close up the space.


Die Parameter für ip und port gehören eigentlich in den Konstruktor und nicht in start()


Remove debug statements (or add an actual logging system) prior to committing.


Great, thanks. Of course using only SnpEff is fine. So what's the difference between using a gene list and a BED file (which likely contains gene regions as well) then, and why is bcbio.prioritize only run for the latter case?


Somewhat offtopic but you've made a few changes to the original CRUD and the version DuckieTV is using is a slightly older non built version. Where you still planning on doing some changes to CRUD?


This is certainly an incorrect response. Why did you choose 401? You should find another way to check if the object is already favourited.


Fix the indentation on this if-else statement.


I've forked from the netty implementation. In short, Netty uses the `Checksum` interface, which only has `update()` methods that accept `byte []`. The `CRC32` and `Adler32` implementations both have overriden `update()` methods that accept `ByteBuffer`


增加了射击帧动画


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Not renaming them caused issues with projects that were also referencing (or had dependencies that referenced) the full .NET Framework System.IdentityModel assembly from the GAC.


ここ、今回には関係ないですけど
has_manyを使う場合、書き方は単数形だったかな？


done - in all tests


Na verdade é o capitulo 22. Lidando com Falha.


@jasobrown nothing we could not fix in netty ;) Let me take care ... Anything else ?


# hello-world


doesn't the last call need to have `flush: true`? same comment on line 110 for GetBytes


I would write something more descriptive like `console.log('Error in GET request:', err);` or `console.log('Error in reading the file:', err);`


ここ、何も選択しない（何も入力されていない先頭を選択）状態で登録処理を行ってみましょう
book_idに、空文字が登録されるので、bookを参照するとき（@review.book.title）にエラーになるのでは？


カンマのゴミが残ってますよ


Fix indentation of if-else statement.


conservation-tests (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2260 of 2263 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table big diffs.

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Wish you a speedy recovery


Be consistent with your use of quotes - normally it is single quotes if not JSON.  I'd use `'error'` as opposed to `"error"` in order to be consistent with the `'success'` on line 58.  Feel free to use double quotes if you want, as long as you're consistent within the file (and ideally, the entire project).


もう一度ER図を確認してみてください。
関連付けの方法が違いますよ


Nice.  A good move.

One hint for maintaining more easily editable RST docs.  It is considered good practice to write a paragraph by putting one sentence on each line.  So long as you don't put any empty lines between them, successive lines will be rendered as a single paragraph.  And in the end it is easier to view the difference between one version and the next because each diff is isolated to a single line, rather than a whole paragraph.  Another advantage is that it gives you a very concrete measure of how long or short your sentences are.  I find that helpful in keeping myself concise.

This is not a hard-and-fast rule, but it can be very helpful in the long run.  Don't go back and change everything, but think about it as you go forward.


There seems to be a mechanism for importing from the application, though it doesn't seem to be working right now Python (at least not the contexts I've been looking at.)

I'm not quite done exploring it, but Pencil Code has a "KNOWN_FUNCTIONS" variable in the palette.js file; this seems to identify functions and seems like the right place to make these types of adjustments. It might be good for us to check with David on this one.


added


Depends. What dId u do?


Most of this is the same code "deleted" above with a few additions. Looks fine to me.


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It's `PostgreSQL`, not `PostGreSQL`.  It [inherits its name](https://www.postgresql.org/about/history/) from an earlier system called `ingres`.


Do not necessarily need <algorithm> unless static vectors start working


You'll also want to add an `__init__.py` to the new tests directory, otherwise it's not a python package, no?


In general, this is pretty good.  The flow around talking about models and SQLAlchemy seems a bit off to me, but I'm not quite sure how to make it better.  It will work this way, but it feels a little bit like going back.


Maybe make this only skip the feet collision but not both.


adding this lines creates an error message in the pipeline when run on the POBOX and dealing with a non CSV file.
For example :
```: Unknown command 'text/csv'```


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this is actually already in `devDependencies`


1.6.3 was the wrong version (is for minecraft 1.10)! Correct version for 1.7.10 should be autopackager-1.5.9a.jar!


I dunno, you were doing some stuff, the version DuckieTV is using is quite a few commits behind what is in CRUD and you've made some changes to Duckies version of crud.


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「**f.collection_select**」と「**collection_select**」では何が違うか調べてみてください。

例えばこれ　→　http://railsdoc.com/references/collection_select


The single quote after _Algorithm_ should be removed.

Sebastian


There was an O(N^2)-like problem in the spine parsing in humlib that made parsing larger files very inefficient.  This occurred in the rhythm parsing and in the local parameter processing.  Should now be fixed, and parsing large files is now very quick.


The right name would be `list`, but at the same time I didn't want to squash Python's built in `list()`.


`gc::GCManagerFactory::GetInstance().EndGCContext(next_commit_id);`


`gc::GCManagerFactory::GetInstance().EndGCContext(end_commit_id);`


ん？


5465_AutoSizeDBFPerformanceDataType1 (Nigusse) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2230 of 2230 tests passed, 7 test warnings)

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So it needs the `{-# NOINLINE [0] #-}` like `insNode` has as well?

(My RULES-foo is admittedly weak.  I mainly tested this by noticing that the RULEs were fired in a sample application after adding the `INLINABLE` pragmas.)


Also removed redundant maven dependency for spring-boot-starter-test


@scvnc, when you get a chance, I am wondering if this commit moves in a direction that helps resolve the issues you had with the Services being intertwined with the app.

With this commit I am able to run npm start, then successfully POST and GET playlists.

I have disabled the ClipService and took out some of your code from the PlaylistService for now, but I think I can fix those, plus I can add tests, if this direction passes a smell test.


Hi, Think you merged the wrong files


I guess SHA1 and MD5 should be removed from ```devscripts/gh-pages/generate-download.py```, too?


Saya coba sukses bisa menggelapkan dan menerangkan, silahkan di merge dan rilis pak


I'm too sleepy to think about it right now, but pretty much anything on the
LHS of a rule had better be marked NOINLINE or phased INLINE. What you
suggest sounds right.
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ここ、変更し忘れがありますよ


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First project about grid from Bootstrap.
http://pruebasfinaleslgr0228.esy.es/


NO


тут, кстати, может имеет смысл только с png (или какие ты текстуры собираешься использовать?) зависимость ставить - прилично время сборки сокращает.


@panicboy Excellent job refactoring overall!  You broke everything down really well into separate functions.  The next step you can take from here is to place some of these functions into separate files, such as a helper/utilities file and maybe even one file per method.  You can use the revealing module pattern or give OOP a shot.


$ bower install animate.css --save


@gdi2290 could you please explain the reason of this change


If you installation is working, there is no need. It is just to ensure better compatibility with STRICT MySQL setting.