Hi @yma88,

It looks like I was unclear in my original issue description. When I talked about collapsing information into a single view, I meant that the view should collect related elements from parent / ancestry and iterate through them if the local Element didn't provide a particular value. I'd say this is more about modifying getValue() and friends (the methods that retrieve information from the underlying Element) to make them check the local Element and then iterate through the known related elements from parent POM, etc. looking for the first value.

It may even make it simpler to just add the local Element to a list at index == 0, then append to that list when overlapping elements are found in parents, etc. Then, you can just iterate that list and return the first value you get for a given sub-path or child element, or whatever.

This will give us the ability to represent a list of related Elements as if they were physically merged, without actually changing relationship between a Document and the XML file from which it was parsed.


#5284-EMS-function-RhovFnTdbRhLBnd0C-is-being-parsed-as-RhovFnTdbRh (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Unit test nie znaczy ze testuje sie jedna klase a ze jeden unit (jednostke) czasem taka jednostka jest wielecej niz jedna klasa. No ale to na razie malo istotne dojdziemy to tego przy bardziej skomplikowanych kodow w pierwszym tyg macie tylko nauczyc sie skladni i nabrac wprawy w pisaniu prostych klas


wrong indent


I am starting over with https://github.com/mit-plv/fiat-crypto/pull/16.

Why would `pose proof` followed by `specialize` work where a `pose proof` with more arguments fails?


Just use `var a = {};`. It's equivalent, and less side affects.


##Testing
x<-matrix(1:4,2,2)
> x
[,1] [,2]
[1,]    1    3
[2,]    2    4
>my_matrix<-makeCacheMatrix
>cacheSolve(my_matrix)
[,1] [,2]
[1,]   -2  1.5
[2,]    1 -0.5


must be before setters?!


in ruby better to name those method `to_s`


I prefer to use reduce when you reduce something, inject fits better when you map one structure to another.


The page was mostly empty, and linked to an imap tutorial and a pop tutorial, both of which were missing.

I am not particularly satisfied with the state of the apple-mail/en.text file either, but at least the content is not missing.

i would be happy to have you restore apple-mail/fr.text if you can find the pop and imap pages. they are probably in the git history somewhere.


check `delete_if` should fits better


move require outside class


check `delete_if`


you should pass product_id not whole product


inverse is not set nor get in function MakeCacheMatrix
use of sapply () is not needed


I think there is a typo here....shouldn't it be "background"


git


maxIndex is probably not the right name for this variable anymore.


@titusfortner - I have had a look but cannot spot a PR for this on the Ruby side, do you have any interest in adding such functionality at this time? I have yet to see any reports in the wild of how good/bad this new webdriver implementation is. Anyone on the python side have feedback? @lukeis


Sorry I forgot that it works only for Java 1.8


Nice. Thanks for speedy turnaround.


Line 6 -8 Could this not be created as part of a Factory?

Maybe another model test should be that we can create a valid factory for the model.
```ruby
RSpec.describe DocAttachmentType, type: :model do
  it 'has a valid factory' do
    expect(create(:doc_attachment_type)).to be_valid
  end
end
```


We need a link to get to the project details


Sorry about that! This was requested for explore.wsu.edu, but we ultimately ended up using an inline SVG in that theme so it could be modified with CSS - so, we don't really need it. @slocker3 would like us to explore the possibility of some kind of SVG library in the future, though.


I must say, I think the idea does not work. I will leave it.
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> Another idea is to set also lower and upper bound for delta, like [14, 22].
> For example,
> if(b < branchingFactor - a/100.0)
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> if(b > branchingFactor + b/100.0)
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May be on the `name` field?


@Hosch250 please restore this functionality asap. sorry I missed it :(


Good work. Might as well DRY it up a little bit by putting this in a let block, and letting (:text styles) to something so you don't have to keep recomputing it within this function.


Ein Enum wird üblicherweise ausserhalb einer Klasse im Namespace angelegt. Dann ist es immer public und der Name der Enum sollte in Pascal-Case-Notation (erster Buchstabe und jeder Buchstabe eines Wortes groß) geschrieben sein.
Die einzelnen Bezeichner (`porsche` und `audi`) in dieser Enum sind durch Komma getrennt und werden automatisch vom Compiler aufsteigend (beginnend bei 0) nummeriert.


Method registers must be stored in the ps3 memory and read directly, if we want to make emulator. Accurate emulation possible with old implementation, but not with yours


Ein von dir erstelltest Enum kannst du verwenden wie jeden anderen Datentypen auch.


Thank you for the information. I must have selected the 64 lines display and forgotten about it.


@jourdain Sorry pushed this to master by mistake ( meant to create a branch )! Should probably protect master!


It worked! In chrome, at least. Merged with gh-pages branch.


Any reason for removing the comment?


Even though, I read the tutorial, I am struggling while creating a new "pull request"


Great catch. Thanks!


Archivos de arranque


Another great catch!


* Subtitles


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [sftpneeded](https:///docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/start-state](https:///docs/start-state)
- [source/_partials/footer_scripts.html](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/5c29c4901ea92d6b0444d8bd1d600728983e8cc4/source/_partials/footer_scripts.html)
- [source/docs/assets/css/main.css](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/5c29c4901ea92d6b0444d8bd1d600728983e8cc4/source/docs/assets/css/main.css)


Do tej pory zawsze traktowalem unit testy w ten sposob, ale rzeczywiscie bylo to chyba niesluszne przekonanie. Przy okazji znalazlem ciekawy atrykul, ktory mi to nieco rozjasnil: http://blog.arkency.com/2014/09/unit-tests-vs-class-tests/
Postaram sie jutro troche zrefaktoryzowac kod i testy


Yeah, I'm a Code Review user now. But I don't review, only ask. http://codereview.stackexchange.com/users/109302/zyabin101


Weee


Can I suggest adding in 5.24 to the list as this is currently a big pain point for me using more bleed things with BioPerl via CPAN. Looks fixed in HEAD here.


Oh, and also I'm the one who originated the idea for that book.


Hmm, okay this is certainly better but I was hoping to keep it inside the `cli` somewhere as a click context:

http://click.pocoo.org/5/commands/#nested-handling-and-contexts
http://click.pocoo.org/5/api/#click.Context

This could be used for various other global configurations that may or may not be exposed to users.


small nit: is it possible to configure your emacs to not leave these whitespace strips around on blank lines?


You need to use tabs instead of spaces.

--- from my fairphone


It can be confusing, but the order of operations means that it's ok to write `x + y | 0`, the add happens first and the or last.


intelligenter boi


I've tested and `wrapGAppsHook` doesn't help with `gconf`. However, it turned out to propagate gstreamer, so I can remove my workaround in another package (https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/16786).


Extra import.


I think these mutating functions need an imperative verb to conform with Swift 3 API Design Guidelines. For example, `setLocation()`.


Why no preview?


Delivery Status:
----------------
|Verify|
|:--|
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No need to set the context class loader anymore?


What is written here?


Hey @davidaurelio, sorry my change had to be reverted. Can you clarify what broke and required it to be reverted, so that I can do a better job when I attempt to resubmit? Thanks.


Add Quiter


Add Sketch


I think this is a good improvement.


Add Node.js


Add Go


Add Ngrok


I don't see what it has to do with accuracy. If we ignore a register it's exactly the same result as not storing it in a variable.


Add Firefox


Hi Kieran,

It's still in its really early stages and I'll probably end up changing quite a bit. At some point I'll also create a small set of input data to run the script on (I'm currently testing it on a dataset that I can't share).


233 failed, 104 errored, 218 passed.  (i did have to kill the driver a few times, seems like it got hung up, which cascaded a few of those failures)

That's what I got when i ran against the first macOS preview, haven't tried against the latest preview release yet.

I know the Safaridriver "team" is actively working on running the python test suite against their driver, I haven't gotten feedback from them if they need python code changes or not yet. Since they are a w3c implementation and the test suite likely is attempting many JSONWP only things.


APROBAMO NOMA!!!


Good improvement 👍


Sorry. You're right!


👍. Ok! This is what I meant.


Go ahead and merge .


122060631Review-use-of-current-density-in-SingleDuctCalcOAMassFlow-#5366 (lgu1234) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2222 of 2222 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Dear Novaksam. I love your recipes but your recent change seems to have broken this recipe? I get the following error Autopkg: "No valid recipe found for com.github.novaksam.pkg.AdobeAcrobatReaderDC"


Hmm I think Express supports supplying data to `end()` - it seems like a nice convenience.


Yeah I made some tweaks to it so now it's pulling down only the update PKGs.

I'll make another recipe for just the installer (and use that old name) and modify this one to clarify that it's only the updates.


Also reported on reddit, problems on Unraid, qnap and Synology! Because of the six module.


Comentario de $promise o confirmación?


And the refrain: if only we'd had a type checker when writing this, we wouldn't have made that mistake 😉


@joakime It seems that `HandlerWrapper#getHandler()` can return `null` is that expected?


Um, rtyler, may I use this image for a background for my site, it's beautiful and exactly what I need. What is the site licensing for your assets. I always ask first.


Registration inside registration! tricky...


Nit: could be private.


Unification is not modular.  Perhaps an earlier phase of unification of later arguments fails unless a later phase of unification of earlier arguments has succeeded.  Or there might be implicit and maximally inserted arguments that can't be inferred, and `specialize` ignores implicit status (rather, `pose proof` drops implicit status on all of the remaining arguments).
It might also be a bug in Coq.


Maybe killbill-hello-world-java-plugin should be updated as well?


Sorry, I forgot to remove those lines. it was one of the tries to fix a problem with working with the same object from different sessions. and the correct fix was with using only CascadeType.MERGE in many-to-many dependencies and handle depending objects persisting manually.


Update on this; I went back and tested it on an older version without my issues with reddis going on and found out that the popup works as intended. Clicking on a node shows you the information unique to that particular node. Known issues however include the size of the popup and the initial loading of it.


seems redundant since you do L21


@graphicsminded if you're looking for the 20-banner license, then consult the footer on jenkins.io :)


typo


what about search in $PATH by default or check in current directory for radare2.exe to make it work on windows?


@jredman give the latest commit a try


```cpp
me->SetUInt32Value(UNIT_NPC_EMOTESTATE, EMOTE_ONESHOT_NONE);
```


[Its is](https://github.com/killbill/killbill-platform/blob/work-for-release-0.17.x/osgi-bundles/libs/killbill/src/main/java/org/killbill/billing/osgi/libs/killbill/OSGIKillbillEventDispatcher.java#L76) but the diff got a bit confusing to read.


Script (cs) file


I wouldn't have removed this if because there was a bug with empty strings.


> Maybe killbill-hello-world-java-plugin should be updated as well?
Yep will do


Yes.... but we have CacheRelatedHeadersSetter which stores the same three booleans. Can we have just one struct to do both things?


Yep, that was the case already, did not want to change; i am not sure if this is really needed. It just delayed when we are able to process events.


Sorry for the delayed reply on this, I've been out of the office all day. When you're done with a file and don't want it to be tracked as part of the repo anymore, just delete it. As long as you've committed it previously, Github will keep a copy in your commit history in case you ever need it again. As a general rule you don't want any files in your repo that you're not tracking (except for those that have to be there, eg. SASS cache files).


В этом файле повторно объявляются идентификаторы slide1, slide2 .....
Идентификатор написанный в атрибуте id="" должен быть уникальный по всему HTML документу.


OK, I see the site is under the CC SA 4.0 license:
> The content driving this site is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license.

I take content to include graphics too. Yes! Your site is amazing. Thank you and have a good day.


Will fix.


Thanks @mattruby!


Why commenting only the lines ? You can delete them.


Whoops. It was actually the port that was causing the websocket to not connect.
Using `localhost` works fine on device.

Why was this changed from `8081` to `8097`?
Isn't this supposed to be the same port as the packager server?

And can this be made dynamic?


thanks, all good now.


No, it was from

>   Case 23388: 06/15/2016 dict=MW, L= 82917, hw=tamAla, user=geymonat
  old = There is a problem with the work given as the source (SikshAp) of the meaning tobacco, which is absent from the  window with MW List of Works and Authors as quoted in the electronic version (i.e. in the window opening when one clicks on the name of the source or author)
  new = Add zikshAp in the MW list of Works and Authors. LB N.B. Looking closely at the list given in the window and the list in the printed version, I have noticed few awkward things such as sources missing, sources given twice for no apparent reason, sources given not in any alphabetical order and sources missing completely from the list


@copumpkin cool, I basically pretend it doesn't exist, so that'd be awesome.


%70 = getelementptr i8, <2 x i8*> %69, <2 x i64> <i64 120, i64 128>, !dbg !2890


В блоке футера поменяй классы `top-row` и `bottom-row` например на `footer-bottom-row` и  `footer-top-row.` Эти классы имеют стили специфические только для строки внутри footer а не по всему сайту поэтому лучше дать им префикс `footer`, который будет уточнять, что этот класс только для footer.


Seems this patch is "never ending or beginning on ever spinning reel".  I have seen it already several times either below -2 or above 2.

@wfenchel:  Actually it looks more complex than that. I wanted it to have the same  "throughput" (and internal priorities) as normal LTC test, but  it is impossible to make it.  It seems that only in the beginning 1500 would be the correct setting.   But  that thread denominator rescales  also aging rate. So if I set 1500 this patch ages 2 times slower, than normal LTC test, which is not good.  For aging purpose throughput must be 3000.
There was another younger LTC  test running simultaneously. It got 165 machines, while this one with priority 2000 had only ~55,  but  for equal use of resources it should have had at that time more than 165/2, as it was older.  With more threads situation must be especially bad. This is additional reason why multithread patches run  forever.


Is this meant to stay?


You're right, it shouldn't include VERTEX.  Thanks for noticing that - it
had me befuddled.

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Объеденяй блоки, которые соответствуют одной тематике в родительские блоки. Я имею ввиду две картинки с классами flags. Тем более у тебя один элемент иммеет название во множественном числе. С буквой s на конце. Один элемент должен быть flag. Поэтому классы flags из картинок лучше удалить, объединить эти две картинки в родительский блок с классом flags. Вот в этом случае уже множественное число подходит, потому как в этом блоке будут находится флаги а не один флаг.


lista_fft = list(map(self.fft2d, lista_plikow))
:)?


![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9773312/16670256/b2612f24-4499-11e6-902b-daa7683e2d81.png)

Там вместо "да", на картинке, должно быть "дай"


Thank you, and don't worry about the delay. I don't expect you to reply to commits right away / even the same day. Trust me, I have plenty to do / learn in between waiting for feedback.


That would be great. Is it fair to say that this will be tailored to your
workflow rather than a general purpose METS generator? Regardless, I'm
looking forward to seeing how the functions can be reused. Keep up the
great work, it has a lot of potential!

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It's still in its really early stages and I'll probably end up changing
quite a bit. At some point I'll also create a small set of input data to
run the script on (I'm currently testing it on a dataset that I can't
share).

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        String regex = targetPattern.replace(".", "\\.");  //escape the dot first
        regex = regex.replace("?", ".?").replace("*", ".*");
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czzvz


fdsafsf


FYI, this is not a bug in clang.  It is undefined behavior to create a null reference.  That means that the compiler can transform your program to do *anything* in a branch that creates a null reference.

> a null reference cannot exist in a well-defined program, because the only way to create such a reference would be to bind it to the “object” obtained by dereferencing a null pointer, which causes undefined behavior.

The code here may currently be enough to trick current versions of clang into behaving the way you want, but this is playing with chainsaws.  Juggling blowtorches.  Or something like that.  :)


Go back to previous version?


wtf xd


Maybe do it that way (after **if**s):
```
np.savetxt('{}_coef'.format(typ_struktury.lower()) + str(len_num) + '.txt',
           np.fft.fftshift(np.fft.fft(tab, norm='ortho')) / len(tab))
```
also, you can do type->function mapping in dict. After that the whole part (l. 77-86) will be much shorter:
```
tab = fun_for_structure_type[typ_struktury]
np.savetxt('{}_coef'.format(typ_struktury.lower()) + str(len_num) + '.txt',
           np.fft.fftshift(np.fft.fft(tab, norm='ortho')) / len(tab))
```


@snicolet

Congrats :)


Hey @evanweaver, can we stick a '-' in front of the version extension and add in -rc0 to the end of it? I've removed the tag and de-registered the AMIs, but you can't push the same tag twice so we need to add in a few characters to the end.


no return here? Is that an issue?


1 of 2 here >>  [https://github.com/bikiniminee/OMSTheme/commit/87d0e4f46605a27879a061cfc1b61fddc25f815e](url)


Nit: style is for a space after if/while/for.


HOW DO I PULL REQUEST ONLY THIS FILE?????

When building Windows installer, setup.py install will not print each file

### What does this PR do?
adds   --quiet   to   setup.py install  for the Windows installer build script.

### What issues does this PR fix or reference?
Issue https://github.com/saltstack/salt/issues/34495
Issue https://github.com/saltstack/salt/issues/34500

### Previous Behavior
setup.py install prints 2,500 file names to the console.

### New Behavior
setup.py install does not print 2,500 file names to the console.

### Tests written?
Yes


Блоку `carusel` поставь высоту `193px,`
Блокам с классом `trampoline` добавить свойство `position: relative;` и `z-index: 1000;`
`position: relative;` нужен для того чтобы работал z-index, а z-index нужен для того чтобы при наведении полоса с размерами трамполины налазила на баннер согласно макету.


not a found issue by us per se, others are something we have caused upstream? this link is just a reference?


HOW TO PULL REQUEST ONLY THIS FILE?????

When building Windows installer, setup.py install will not print each file

### What does this PR do?
adds   --quiet   to   setup.py install  for the Windows installer build script.

### What issues does this PR fix or reference?
Issue https://github.com/saltstack/salt/issues/34495
Issue https://github.com/saltstack/salt/issues/34500

### Previous Behavior
setup.py install prints 2,500 file names to the console.

### New Behavior
setup.py install does not print 2,500 file names to the console.

### Tests written?
Yes


Now it works to install, ayakos latest changes


This fixes #5068 and not 5608 (which does not exist yet).


Green LAB


Something like that:
```
def sequence(self):
    return np.repeat(functools.reduce(lambda v, _: v + self.tm_construct(v), [0] * self.tm_num), self.repeat)
```
...but not very pretty.


resume


@Nandite @KevinBollore this is the cause of our problems with the grinder making a U turn for the extrications.

Now it's solved


В этом коммите не хватает шпаргалок по горизонтальному и вертикальному выравниванию. Проверь папку HW5 там есть эти папки.


Найди пример верстки одной строки футера.
Должен быть в этом файле: HW-5\Elements centering\Vertical\Footer example.html
И поправить верстку футера согласно примера в этом файле. Потому как флаги, например, смотрятся неправильно.


AFAIK lock_guard isn't suited for conditional variable because they can be unlocked.


just ran against the latest seed, only hung up twice ;)

266 failed, 4 errored, 285 passed

IMPROVEMENT! :)


確か逆になっていますね...
でも取得、設定関数が両方とも逆になっているので動作としてはファイル名にしか影響がないのと、これを修正したらファイル名に互換がなくなってしまうので修正はしない方針で。


`len(self.coeff) // 2`


Ah, issues found *by TryTLS*. Indeed this link is just a reference. I wonder where should we put those.


Published.


baaad merge


was it done via PR or it was direct push?


Too much!


fixed via https://github.com/docker-java/docker-java/commit/19d5f84c0bfe9494d558f991e073680195989371


_V_ should be 6.0**.1** :smiley:


Hi @kaczynskid i am working with this ansible module and would like to use the revisions of tasks definitions but with ansible devel although I change a variable the task definition resvision does not change.
I've seen your commit but don't know how to use it, can you help me ?

regards


When you break a remote mirror, do you get seven years remote bad luck?


Consider using the **np.asarray** - [it probably won't be making a copy of range](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14415741/numpy-array-vs-asarray).


if (!(isa<CallInst>(*UI)) continue;
if (dyn_cast<CallInst>(UI->stripPointerCasts())


Oh, is there a reason why everything changed back to english?


This has been a somewhat heated, but also a very enlightening discussion, that I couldn't participate in when it was taking place. Let me try to summarize (and add my own thoughts), hopefully for the benefit of everyone:

I think `brew linkage --test` as of this commit has good intentions, but conflates two rather unrelated (orthogonal) checks that just happen to rely on the same information, namely dynamic linkage of Mach-O binaries:

1. **The pre-existing check for broken linkage.**

  This did make sense prior to this commit and continues to make sense. Running it on direct dependents of the changed formulae might uncover unrelated breakage of dynamic linkage, but the most likely cause will be a change in the modified formula that requires a revision bump of the dependent formula that is now failing this test. (Think about `icu4c`, where most of us are familiar with the outfall of the most recent version bump.)

  I believe we have massively benefited since the introduction of this check, resulting in far fewer broken bottles and missed formula revision bumps that would have been needed, but were not detected by `brew test`.

2. **The newly added (or rather improved and enabled) check for possibly undeclared dependencies.**

  This check also makes sense, but it should only be run on the formulae actually changed in a pull request. Running this together with the above check is only (if ever) useful when running `brew linkage --test` locally and manually. As has been mentioned, I believe the best place to put this check is to convert it to a formula cellar check that runs as part of `brew audit <formula>`. This is where it really belongs, where it is easily discoverable by contributors, and where it will be only executed on changed formulae in a test bot run. (I realize that work on this has started in #470.)

  Yes, the introduction of this check will temporarily cause more builds to fail, but will ultimately improve the situation and the quality of our bottles. If this is a major concern, someone could iterate over all available formulae, install them, and then run this check to create a list of formulae that need their declared dependencies tweaked (or their build flags tweaked, if the additional linkage is not intended).

  The mentioned [`webkitgtk` formula](https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/blob/2188fe457ea9f05898d5f632364093b6bfc4c4b0/Formula/webkitgtk.rb) is actually a good example of why the current system is horribly broken, and this is not because of Homebrew, but because the whole Gtk/Glib ecosystem seems to be prone to overlinking, i.e. linking to libraries that aren't immediately needed but that a dependency's `.pc` or `*-config` file suggested to link to nonetheless. (This somewhat quick assessment might not be completely accurate, please bear with me and don't let this detail invalidate my entire argument.) Just compare the few formulae listed via `depends_on` and the huge number of formulae actually referenced in the `test do` block.

Finally, irrespective of the check, it makes sense to run it always on a changed formula, no matter if it is a revision bump, a version bump, or some minor change without anything being bumped. All of those modifications can cause arbitrary changes to the formula and the files being installed by it, including changes to dynamic libraries used by dependent formulae. And yes, all those checks currently performed by `brew linkage` need better documentation, particularly how certain failures are to be interpreted and how to analyze and fix those failures.


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Nope.  I'm not even sure why I did it.


shutdown camera


@marshallswain  Done


Thanks. This is a much better implementation.


Any chance you can move the DCA files to a subfolder of the networks folder? It's hard for me to keep everything straight when it's all in the root directory.


Strange, it works with 6.2.2 on my machine and 6.3.0 at Travis. Anyway I added specs in [this commit](https://github.com/alexdrel/i18n-react/blob/349667416da5b4ff4904d7489e920c76cac10799/package.json#L31).


That's cheating! ;)  (And exactly what I did in my sandbox.)


Congrats!


LOL! Remote me can have all of the bad luck he wants–he's in a different address space.


develop (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2381 of 2447 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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hi, please upload source code


Shouldn't have been in this commit.


For reference, it is needed because the plugin cannot start picking up events before payment plugins are started.


Gee. That was a lot of work, but the LTC result is very good ! Congrats !


🎸 :metal:


One would think it is an issue... 8)

Looking, dnp_stack_manager calls AsyncStackManager::GetStack() which returns a Stack*. So StackManager::GetStack() isn't being called. I must have missed the compiler warning.

This should be fixed, nice catch. I generate a ticket to fix it since this one is closed.


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Fantastic. A big thank you from an SF fan!


👍

one more `const`, and you might want to group them:

```go
const (
	port = ":3000"
	limit = 1 << 20
	another = "something"
)
```


Thanks for the explanation.
Still curious about your implementation of choosing the best algorithm. Run-time benchmark at the beginning then store the best one in hash table?
(I didn't found where is the implementation part. Did you add new APIs in the original caffe, `Caffe::SetGetcuDNNAlgorithmFunc(GetcuDNNAlgorithm)` and `Caffe::SetSetcuDNNAlgorithmFunc(SetcuDNNAlgorithm)`?)


Thank you for your contribution, normally we create a topic branch from dev, do the changes there and merge the changes into dev branch. I will do a PR and push the change into dev branch. Thank you!


Oops. No.

(The UFOZ branch of ufoLib doesn't play nicely with data stamping yet.)


The commit fixed the post mission debriefing screen where the "medals" screen had a messed up palette.


Cool, feel free to put it in the Java8 branch


Yes, that's valid.


@ghostika Why did you include the schema update here? This command is only supposed to handle the configuration files, not the database. Can we safely remove the schema update part?


Why do we need to set it to false?


And merged and shipped!


Caffe側の実装はこちらにあります。
https://github.com/lltcggie/caffe/commit/e3d9d99ef1f24b6aac797a780be23e4d6c040a65


הרקע של השדה חסר או הוסר?
הוא לא נראה בתמונה החדשה...


you might consider making `todos` a `map[int]Todo`. Then instead of iterating through a slice, this would just become:

```go
todo, ok := todos[find]
if !ok {
	w.WriteHeader(http.StatusNotFound)
	return
}
json.NewEncoder(w).Encode(todo)
```


yander x esto q al sincronizarlo con el mio se fue todo :(


Congrats!!!!!


@groganz This is for the case, if we don't want to force a schema update, ie when we want to/should use migrations.


@ghostika Please disregard above comment. I'll develop a new command that will allow to only update the files in respect to modules and neglecting the DB.


if you make `todos` a `map[int]Todo`, this could be:

```go
todo.ID = len(todos) // or some other way of figuring out an ID for each Todo
todos[todo.ID] = todo
```


Yeah...


`Coffee Tracker`


There is a case but for now I've removed the unsafe example: https://github.com/ConsenSys/smart-contract-best-practices/commit/b5209f84fd8dcd214782579ecba87b822346ae6a


Article in Latex


@ghostika Me again :) So, actually, before your changes, the $installer->install() method was not called if any of the *-only options was defined. I'll revert the command back to that functionality.


Love this change! :heart:


DashboardController::index is missing a docblock.


Hmmm trick oR treat maybe?


MEU DEUS COMO  NAO COLOQUEI ISSO OBRIGADO MESTRE


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wrong branch


This is not valid javascript. You can't name a variable "false" because it's a reserved word in JS (and most languages). Also, this is not a valid object definition. It will give you this: false: {key: ""}. each line where you define key: ___ will redefine the key named "key" to that value, so it keeps changing from line 81 to line 87, and ends being "".

You missed out on a cool thing about JavaScript here, which I believe is called "type conversion". You can test for what are commonly called "truthy" and "falsy" values by just using double-equals.

Look that up, and rewrite this part.

Hint: you can test for all falsy values with one line of code.


Refer Balance_bot_modelling for improved tutorials


is that the same as replacing "magic numbers" with their proper enums?


missed it when I wrote the patch. PRs welcome!


DashboardController::buildProjectData is missing a docblock.


public function timeline() // TODO: Remove this


// FIXME: Maybe remove this and just return the groups and projects?


Is there a reason why this is not `spatial_rel/$organization/$project/*`?


I don't think we've used this 'andThen' terminology anywhere else.

How about:

```swift
func attemptRecovery(optionIndex index: Int, resultHandler handler: (recovered: Bool) -> Void)
```


I don't have that much to add to the discussion, most of my thoughts have been addressed already.

I have instructed and helped at 5 SWC events during the last year, and as far as I remember, there was only the SWC during Victoria ResBaz where attendance was a bit below 30. However, I don't know how many people actually signed up for SWC, and this event was particular as it was tightly connected to ResBaz; some SWC attendants went to join other sessions during the event. So I wouldn't think that we have a big problem with no-shows here. There is a certain percentage of people that dropped out during the workshops. I think this had very often to do with other commitments and not necessarily with lack of interest in sessions, but this is just a guess.

One problem that I have seen, though, is that venues get very crowded if turnout is large, with attendees complaining accordingly in their feedback. The Victoria ResBaz was a very relaxed event, at least partly due to its lower attendance. The Git session that I taught there was a lot more interactive than sessions that I taught at other events, which made it quite enjoyable for everyone (many questions were asked and issues discussed, attendees participated more in the hands-on sections). While it is clear that we want to maximise efficiency of these events, there is also a positive side of having lower attendance, too.


xd


I'm not sure if I understand what this is saying - is it document-modal or application-modal?


I know that NSError has a userInfo, but shouldn't this be described in terms of providing a user info, code, and domain and not in terms of what NSError has?


@ghostika FYI: The $installer->install() method includes the $kernel->register() method: https://github.com/CampaignChain/core/blob/master/Module/Installer.php#L309


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:fire: :fire: :fire: :fire:


System.out.print("hello");


probably, I was just fixing the error


Am I going crazy? Why cant I find Day 4 reading? :(


our sound deosn't seem better/improved with this...


Nooope, doesn't seem to be uploaded yet :point_up_2:


Here in the `sslContext.init` method, you can use `null` rather than new SecureRandom() and it will do the Right Thing under the hood.

> If the KeyManager[] parameter is null, then an empty KeyManager will be defined for this context. If the TrustManager[] parameter is null, the installed security providers will be searched for the highest-priority implementation of the TrustManagerFactory, from which an appropriate TrustManager will be obtained. Likewise, the SecureRandom parameter may be null, in which case a default implementation will be used.

https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/guides/security/jsse/JSSERefGuide.html#SSLContext


Same here, you can use null and it will take care of itself.


super-nit: the else is unnecessary due to the break above.


If no style, remove the empty markup


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Time to remove `ellipsis` class here ? ;)


$ git config --global user.name "YOUR NAME"
$ git config --global user.email "YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS"


I haven't seen camelCase with snake_case mixed like this. Just name it elementsUpToN. I understand wanting to preserve "n" as lowercase, it's just kinda weird-looking to me.


@SubJunk thanks for a comment.


elementsMinusN


:-1: see gitter


Arrays are objects. In JavaScript, objects are passed by reference, not value. That means that the array passed to this function (and exists outside this function) will be affected by anything you do. Normally, functions should not be destructive, so you should be doing anything to the array itself. Take a look at the Array functions in Javascript -- one of them is perfect for returning a section of an array.

  As far as console.logging the error, you might want to actually throw an error, or perhaps just return the default behavior. It's a judgment call, no absolute standard. Just be aware of the options.


break/split the line.
Also, you can directly write `:class="..."` instead of `v-bind:class="..."`
To me, it would be easier to read `:class="{'body-only': index == 0}"`


It's the third occurence of `discussion-{{discussion.id}}` so it might be worth a computed property.


I'm happy to see try {} catch() {} !
Good work!


Make sure you run your HTML output through the W3C HTML validator:

https://validator.w3.org/#validate_by_input


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remove the `href="#"`, not necessary anymore I think


} else {
missing space


- Increasing max_comp_stream improves ZRAM performance at the cost of extra CPU power.
- Force users to use LZ4 compression algorithm for the best decompression performance


personally I prefer the if() { with a space between () and {


Gave some feedback.


ok, agreed, it does allow for mor flexibility.


Do you mean provide a default merchant name and contact phone number?


Looks good.


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button[type=submit] + v-on:submit.prevent="submit" => why not directly `<button @click="submit"` ?


Sorry guys no internet earlier will do asap!

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I assume reverted because PyTables is not yet ready?
Id say leave it in, why not let Travis run the tests?
It will give us a nice overview of what already works and what doesn't yet.
We can always restart the latest test when PyTables is updated and see the test change from fail to success.


Praticidade! Envie sua solicitação para a Herbalife 24 horas por dia, 7 dias por semana sem custo de ligação.


If I recall correctly it is used by the test suite. That broke without nettools. Actually, similar to the new dependency of the test suite on datefudge that has been breaking gnutls builds since.


Thanks for checking this!!


By overwriting the standard patch phase, will the `patches` actually be applied? I think it's generally safer to use `post/pre` style hooks unless you really mean to overwrite the standard hook for some reason.


Instead of form.querySelector you can directly have:
- in the template: `<textarea v-model="comment class="form-control" rows="3" required></textarea>`
- in vue:
```javascript
data() {
    return {
        comment: ''
    };
}
...
methods: {
    submit() { // Event is useless here
        // Check that comment is set
        this.$api.post(`discussions/${this.discussion.id}/`, {comment: this.comment})
            .then...
    }
}
```


Received this request directly from Krit @ Candy Jar today. Good work 👍


Or, use the logger which (if I remember well) is already binded ;)


This was feedback too. Good work.


`class="..." :class="[threadclass]"`


~~href="#"~~


Only printing the warning if ``sys.stdout.isatty()`` has an unfortunate side-effect: if running from within a cron job, the warning will not be printed, but we'll still fail with the issue mentioned in #19.  We can simulate the output as follows:

```
$ gitinspector.py </dev/null >/dev/null
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/gregory/src/upstream/gitinspector/gitinspector.py", line 24, in <module>
    gitinspector.main()
  File "/home/gregory/src/upstream/gitinspector/gitinspector/gitinspector.py", line 131, in main
    argv = terminal.convert_command_line_to_utf8()
  File "/home/gregory/src/upstream/gitinspector/gitinspector/terminal.py", line 122, in convert_command_line_to_utf8
    argv.append(arg.decode(sys.stdin.encoding, "replace"))
TypeError: decode() argument 1 must be string, not None
```

Compare to when stdout is not redirected:

```
$ gitinspector.py </dev/null
WARNING: The terminal encoding is not correctly configured. gitinspector might malfunction. The encoding can be configured with the environment variable 'PYTHONIOENCODING'.
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/gregory/src/upstream/gitinspector/gitinspector.py", line 24, in <module>
    gitinspector.main()
  File "/home/gregory/src/upstream/gitinspector/gitinspector/gitinspector.py", line 131, in main
    argv = terminal.convert_command_line_to_utf8()
  File "/home/gregory/src/upstream/gitinspector/gitinspector/terminal.py", line 122, in convert_command_line_to_utf8
    argv.append(arg.decode(sys.stdin.encoding, "replace"))
TypeError: decode() argument 1 must be string, not None
```


Hey Paul,
I have a question/request for guidance about Vireo's intent concerning type widening.
It doesn't seem to have any equivalent functionality to the LV idea of "widening" a type.
While there is support of polymorphic functions, and NAry-Op style traversal of cluster and arrays, the fundamental element types of all bin-ops are expected to be identical.
For example, you can't do
   Add(int32ArrayIn doubleScalarIn doubleArrayOut)
In fact, this will not detect the incompatibility and crash.  (But it would work fine if the first argument were a double array).

Is this missing by design?  Is this sort of thing meant to be handled by doing Convert calls first (generated by DFIR or whatever) to make sure all inputs are the same base type?  My concern is that doing it that way is inefficient and would require extra allocations where none should really be necessary.
(In CG, we draw coercion dots in these cases, but the coercion actually happens during the leaf traversal so you don't need to copy an entire array or aggregate).
But implementing Widening in Vireo does not to be something that was planned for in the type system.  If you agree that it's a good idea, what would be your suggestions about the best way to refactor it in?
Thanks for any insight you have.  Hope you're doing well!


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Jinja reliquat: `<span v-if="subtext">{{subtext}}</span>`


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How does this relate to https://github.com/dart-lang/package_config ?


Same as previous form, use `v-model` on input fields. More info [here](http://vuejs.org/guide/forms.html)


Can be removed


@AntonelloDN ,
Thanks for catching this.  I just fixed it:
https://github.com/mostaphaRoudsari/Honeybee/commit/dccbe93f4b2949c18f8cdf71450174bc49354607

-Chris


#138 Just imported the texture for now


Works well and ZRAM is working fast :)


I think this needs to be inside the `if` statement that starts on line 622, as that is where the check for the `$mapEntry` is.  If we aren't looking up a `$legacyId` we shouldn't be deleting keymap rows.


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@jruby/truffle Any issue with changing the `TaintResultNode.maybeTaint` to `Object,Object`. BTW, this is very similar to the `ObjectInfectPrimitiveNode`.


This causes an issue, since java8 cask package does not exist.


How are primitives handled at the moment? That's the risk - that this code path was intended specifically for `DynamicObject`, and is typed to enforce that.


／(^o^)＼


Please don't let this go to master branch.


@chrisseaton It looks likes primitives are handled in the execute* methods of the child nodes. It appears that primitives , symbols, and nil can't be tainted.


Any particular reason you check the number of clauses here, rather than just allowing only one clause syntactically in the grammar?


So why do you want to allow `Object` here?


No reason -- I thought to write the more general grammar first support multiple clasues. Only after debugging the general grammar I decided to only permit 1 clause (`VARIABLES` or `SKIP`).


perhaps this should have included hot dogs?


ah TUBULAR, just tubular. you added the hot dogs. chicago style?


nah, we decided on five guys.


but i thought they were from chicago?


@chrisseaton Because the signature of this specialization is `toS(VirtualFrame frame, Object self)`. I could have also used `ObjectInfectPrimitiveNode` `objectInfect(Object host, Object source)` method which appears to do the same thing but has the right signature but I thought it would be preferred to use the non-primitive `TaintResultNode`.


no, dude, no.


Thanks for the patch. Can I ask that you reformat the code as per the code formatting guidelines:

https://github.com/asterisk-java/asterisk-java/blob/master/codestyle.xml


@stubailo do you want to comment on this?

I don't see how simulation of results requires APOLLO_MUTATION_INIT here?


Why did the clamp values change?


No, `NextActivitySelector` needs to get access to this and it's not in the same package.


I fail to see how passing an empty object is correct here as opposed to passing a combination of previous `data` and the optimistic changes done so far. How do we hope the optimistic change will be applied to an empty data store?


this needs to be in the product state


you want to keep these around


LGTM


Remove this please, is not professional to leave these things in the code. Use it to debug as you probably did and then remove it, ok?


Please beware that this code is shared with non Spanish speakers.


The width of the Toast should be automatically calculated, if you set it yourself the width won't be adaptable and when the locale changes to a verbose language the Toast can turn shorter than it should and the text could probably be clipped.


Parenthesis are not needed. you could write: `dropzoneForZip.on 'uploadprogress', ->`


Separate the operator `->` from the arguments list `(file)`


Separate the operator `->` from the arguments list `(file, response)`


This should implement https://github.com/PacificBiosciences/ConsensusCore2/blob/master/src/models/S_P1C1v1_Model.cpp#L346


I don't actually understand this. This expression: `$('#original-artifact').addClass('error') isnt file.accepted`, returns a boolean value right? Did you mean `$('#original-artifact').addClass('error') unless file.accepted`. Also look at the below expression as well please.


I'm not sure I understand the question. They're two different packages that do different things.


Oh, just calling this Ratio instead of Percentage is a good improvement


These changes fully address issue #10, but the README still needs to be updated.

The changes to `buildModuleEntries()` also resolve issue #12, and therefore conflict with PR #13—so if this branch ends up getting merged in the next release, we won't need PR #13.


except, the row should be calculated like this: https://github.com/PacificBiosciences/ConsensusCore2/blob/dbd30e944047bda01d288dffe694caf8a06f9cb3/src/models/P4C2NoCovModel.cpp#L225
instead of the bit shifting stuff


@CheeseWiz, I've been trying to use these defaults but they often fail to generate any matches. Where did you get them from, and do you have any idea if there are optimal/recommended values for these? Thanks.


# what
I made a change to the dbsetup.php file.
# why
The imas_questions query was erring on the install.
# change
 Made the```showans` CHAR(1) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT \'0\','``` to  ```showans` TINYINT(1) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT \'0\','```
   git push -f origin


I wonder why navmesh library is being removed? I was planning to learn how to use the lib.

What is your plan on botspawn mod?

Thanks.


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This seems like a good idea.

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@Slava I believe the data reducer needs the mutations state created during the APOLLO_MUTATION_INIT action here: https://github.com/apollostack/apollo-client/pull/336/files#diff-906bf6551e27e8a53f442ca0d5d7d359R36


I don't quite understand the code in GetAvailablePackagesWithoutRegistrationInfo:

1. Read local stream
2. Deserialize local data
3. Check if local data needs refresh. If refresh is required, schedule refresh but don't wait for and process refreshed data; instead, always return the results from 2.


Thanks for the fix!!!


:D


you should be throwing the error you just got, so it should be `throw ex;`


typo here: "regex is tested **is tested**"


I meant that repeat already uses 65533 in the commit message.


I should have said in the commit message that I added SearchMetrics.getExtractResolutionTime()


For the EV3 current gen module, we would emit Convert ops to do the type widening before emitting the bin-op. I'm not sure if we did it that way because it was easier.. or maybe it was required for the LEGO NXT virtual machine so we just kept things the same.

I'm a little fuzzy on the details, but I don't think it would be that hard to make a version of Add that does Convert and Add as the leaf level instruction. As I recall the polymorphic Add instruction gets decomposed into a traversal instruction that takes a pointer to an instruction snippet. Generally the snippet was just something like AddInt32, but I think it could easily be a snippet that contains a Convert and an Add.


Congratulations! Many thanks for persisting.   this should help with test suites!


The _rule_ she gives is "Accidentals hold good equally for grace notes and for measured notes." The rest of the paragraph is a "best practice" guideline, which certainly does not mean that the grace-note accidental doesn't apply to a following measured note without an accidental! For example, look at the Chopin D-minor Prelude, Op. 28 no. 24. Here are mm. 8-11 from the Universal edition:
![chopin_gracenoteaccs measurednotes](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1672175/16673343/55ff0972-447b-11e6-8f11-e3c3c13406da.png)
It seems obvious that the half note in the right hand in m. 10 is a B-natural, not a B-flat. The exact same music appears in a different key in m. 28, with the identical accidental usage. (A different passage with accidentals used the same way appears in m. 25; interestingly, mm. 10 and 28 of the Dover/Paderewski omit the natural on the measured note just as the Universal edition does, but in m. 25, Paderewski anticipates Gould's guideline by repeating the natural on the measured note.)


This is a good place to use `Song.where(blah: "stuff").first_or_create`, so you don't create duplicate records in the database


There seems to be too much logic in `create`. Should `create` really be responsible for parsing and mapping the data? One alternative is to add a concern that is responsible for parsing and mapping the CSV file.


@cguardia I think the reason this isn't working is that before it returned Place objects, but now it returns Connection objects. We need to do o.getConnection() on the forward connections and aq_parent(o) on the backward connections to get the connected place.


setTitle ;)

can you also make this take a const reference (same with setIcon)


Good stuff!


@joakime Okay I have attempted to do that in a new revision:
https://github.com/adamretter/exist/blob/jetty-9/src/org/exist/jetty/JettyStart.java#L391
https://github.com/adamretter/exist/blob/jetty-9/src/org/exist/jetty/JettyStart.java#L606

but it seems when my `LifeCycle#stop()` is called, it doesn't wait for that thread to actually stop, i.e. the thread running my shutdown code (`BrokerPool.stopAll(true)`) is killed before it completes.

What am I doing wrong here?


Yep

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Where is this being called?


I think we're missing `:address`


I don't really understand how, within this module export, "this" is the app.

Apparently (maybe) when you require a module in a file, the "this" in the module is passed in from the requiring file as a closure...


GameObject리스트보다는 Actor리스트가 나을것 같습니다. 사실 소환된 몬스터건 캐릭터건 행동이 구현 되어 있는 함수는 Actor클래스를 상속받은 Character, Monster에 있기때문에요


Did you mean "#wrap"?


@scvnc this is some serious re-org you did to solve our testing problem 👍  +💯


That's hong kong airport VHHH as in terraGIT


你好，GTX3代的激活码让我忘记了能不能麻烦帮忙找回，会给你相应的费用打扰了


Gameobject를 미리 받아놓고 몬스터를 생성하는 방법도 좋지만 지금은 없지만 몬스터를 다양하게 소환해야될 상황이 있을 것 같아요!


Fixed, thanks. Huge derp that I didn't catch on sooner.


Another magic number :)

Is that division by 1000 meaning to divide some amount of KM by 1000?

Better to place that number inside a meaningfully named variable!


fixed


Finally got this working! Two instances of GBE+ can now link up with each other, but only if they're on the same computer. Netplay needs to be enabled in the .ini file (and the ports must be set correctly for each instance of GBE+) and then both need press F5 to sync (sycning only works in the SDL version so far).


That makes sense. The culprit seems to be Bitbucket's `FOREIGN_ID` which is stored as a string but is always an integer. I suppose that should be changed to `numeric`.


`a` 是什么东西..


paste config to delete some file created


Why would we ever call a Clip an Episode? Wouldn't a Clip always be better described as a MediaRef than as an Episode?

A MediaRef seems like a model for any kind of media file that has some user submitted metadata annotated with it. This could include full length Episodes, and all Clips.


reviewing webinar


:joy:


i already update to the last version3.0.5 after payement , i have no result , no info and i cannot use the software .please help


Ah, good catch @Va1 while I don't believe that browserSync minds that could change - better off checking then be left with a future issue.


Hi


What operating system and browser @arcangelogab? Can you send me your logs -- myles@getlantern.org:

https://github.com/getlantern/lantern/wiki/Emailing-lantern-logs


Wouldn't its primary key be some sequential integer given by the db?

RSS URL is the external unique identifier I think, since no two podcasts share the same RSS feed, unless it's some kind of combined show / network podcast.


@Foxandxss -- I'm trying to figure out where the jump from v2 to v3 happened for the router module. Will the v2 version be completely dropped? What's the reasoning behind the versioning and where can I find any documentation on the roadmap?

Too many questions, I know, but this is quite a deviation from the norm and I need to understand the breaking changes (from v2 to v3).

Thanks!!


No reproduction steps given...


imporve【laugh


I'm having the same issue. The first view gets clipped until it's touched. Turning off removeClippedSubviews makes it work again.


@Kriechi thanks, filed as http://tracker.ceph.com/issues/16608


A const with multiple terms surrounded by { } o_O

Interesting you can retrieve the values of those consts in other files using {Name} = app.get('sequelizeModels')...


I guess in some places I've seen a similar context called Session and Context.  It is a piece creating the piece that handles models, connections, etc with the database. Granted I didn't sit there for hours figuring out the best way to name it. We could reconsider a name change to something else.  The default way seems to be

sequelizeFactory.js
```
      const Sequelize = require('sequelize');
      const sequelize = new Sequelize(..);
```

You start seeing double/quad.


@Miigon 打快了……


Essa mudança closes #3


Sweet. I'm a MS an MS infrastructure architect who's only recently swallowed the red pill. In 2 months almost complete convert to Linux (after avoiding for 20 years!), containers and their orchestration. We're at a perfect storm of enabling scalable, always-up apps. I'm a coder, but not a developer per se,


It indicates that the function takes one parameter and the default value for that parameter is an empty object.
Additionally it declares that there should be a databaseName and storagePath and they defualt to podverse and ':memory:'


closes #3


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Faltou escrever os testes.


should be no difference.  The latest from the ES2015 front says explicit filename endings is the way to go.  I suppose I could care less at this point except that I had to migrate a pre-es2015 project to a new transpiler that choked when there weren't `.js` extensions


Cuidado para essa senha não ficar cadastrada em produção.


Ok, I will submit a PR


Yeah, one of my initial complaints about how this code generator organizes the app is stuff like this where you have to know how other parts of the app work in order to understand this part of the app.  Turns out that this is a 'configuration' function.

app.configure(feathersAdapter) actually does this
  feathersAdapter.apply(app) which calls the feathersAdpater function where `this` == `app`

I'm in internal debate whether I think this is a bad idea or if it's just 'different'.  Oh well, this is what feathers-generator gave us.  It's not the only way to organize a feathers app-- and thats sort of why I've enjoyed feathers.


oh also it requests permissions now but it's sketchy


Ah I remember you saying it's kind of convoluted with the database initialization happening in the services root file. Seems like that posed an issue for our unit tests.


@ckayfish I guess I could call myself the same regarding coder/developer. It's peaks and valleys with that stuff for me. We'd love any contributions that you may have


print("como vamos a hacer esto")


@morenoh149 it was done because otherwise this file wouldn't run in Mocha.


Essa parte vai ser em inglês mesmo?


Thanks-- one of the tricky parts was designing how to decouple the models from the services.  This feathers-generator assumes One Service = One Model. Which is really only useful for very simple CRUD applications (such as the NeDB version of this app.)  Now that we're doing relations and such where a service is actually in theory composed of many models, it may not cut it.


Certificar que isso não vai expor mais endpoints que o necessário


Copy paste issue.. I copied MediaRef to make a skeleton for Episode


jjhg


This looks flipped.


Maybe you mean Episode? ;)


@donbyrd: Hmm, Behind Bars says:

![screen shot 2016-07-06 at 8 22 43 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3487289/16641723/2ced1c36-43b8-11e6-8cb3-06ee184d4f9b.png)

So it is better to follow that rule.  I learned somewhere that grace notes do not affect regular notes and/or the cautionary accidental is required to clarify the regular note after an accidental changes in a grace note (probably because they could be optional and the notation would change if they were removed).


Simple Maps Code Review:

Great that you got this bonus exercise working, it looks really great! I noticed 500px's API documentation wasn't that great, so cudos to you for putting this together from limited resources.

A couple of things I noticed:
+1 for having the images reload when the page is resized. This App is responsive!
+1 for the shiny reload effect

Areas to improve:
The animation for reloading the images is quite slow. As a UX consideration, I would suggest increasing the animation speed as much as possible. It is easy to loose people's attention span online, and if they're consistently waiting for something all the time, they may decide not to use your app.


I've only ever had a primary key be a sequential integer because it's either 'best practice' or 'there is no simple external unique identifier'.  You can have non-integer PKs.  Depends on if you want to experiment against the 'best practice' which I want more reasoning for


Welcome to ES2015

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Destructuring_assignment


nb


Things were too coupled together for my blood


no newline ayy


@sabre1041 Should I presume we can't easily do this at the Kestrel (OS?) level, that each app must define it? In fact, I was trying innumerable `docker run` variations to see if I could resolve this when the container was being generated (using plain docker and microsoft/dotnet:latest). Considering each app will be (almost always, not sure) containerized individually, I guess it doesn't matter. We will however have some (many, all?) situations where we'll want the same app code to run in various environments with as few changes as possible. However, this will be my (not mine exactly, I couldn't heard cats for a living) dev teams problem to solve, not yours

Right now, even as I'm trying to containerize stuff currently running on Windows/IIS, they want me to be able to take their platform independent compiled code and just "make it work". No access to anything except project.json

Thank you very much for looking into this, it helps me understand the launch sequence better.


Hi.
When will you release this fix? It seems v2.6.1 release doesn't include this fix.


the first project for test!


This is still not working in template. I have a feeling I am close though.


iteration (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2379 of 2447 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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这是一个文本


А в чем отличие от суперпакмана? Этот хуже?


learn using github


Yep.  I got a little overconfident writing this test.  I should have individually removed each model and verified that the tests failed when I did so.  Granted, this is just a 'are we talking to sequelize successfully' sort of test.


Hey man, great job on this! Do you mind if I fork it and try my hand at fixing the implementation of disabling background updates? I'd rather help than ask you to work on something.  Unless you have a plan then I'll shut up ; )


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

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testing 1 2 3


Oh XD


You should do -Wno-error=deprecated-declarations rather than -Wno-deprecated-declarations


Cannot compile !


That's fair. Whether it's an integer or a string, as long as it's unique and can't be null, then I guess it can be a pk.

I would think *maybe* an integer as a primary key would be slightly faster to compute than a string as a pk.


nice


[TOC]
# 目录
## 第一 文档说明
## 第二 使用手册
## 问题反馈


http://stackoverflow.com/questions/517579/strings-as-primary-keys-in-sql-database

The gist of what I get from it is: it's complicated and unless you know what you're doing then it's probably safer to use an integer.  We can make the RSSURL indexed so that it's ready to be queried by


Second Test


The two bad cases did get split in [this](https://github.com/DockYard/ember-suave/pull/108/commits/df68500c2205dc78522b4082db9624d264d0c6b1) subsequent commit. The Git history is confusing here because I forgot to ask @alexlafroscia to squash the commits before merging the PR 😝.


i have no fucking clue how this happened


Ohhh right, these are ES2015 default parameters.


use examples as "jhon-doe" "jane-doe"


Hjvjbbhnk


Aha! Good job y'all, sorry for the noise. 🐝🐝🐝


Thanks for all these deets to my many trivial questions :metal:


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

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


你是对的，😄


It's a good question.  Another one is "why don't you use `it('should do something specific', () => { })` instead of `it('should do something specific', function () {})` ?

because the `this` parameter is binded differenty and that matters in some cases with mocha internals


Njgjmu


hi have windows 10 pro 64 bit
i use google or safari browser
as you ask me i cannot find the logs
thanks


同步啊。大兄弟


read anchors - peruse anchors


선언하는 습관을 들이도록 하겠습니다. 어떤 코딩이 가독성이 좋은지 지적해주셔서 감사합니다. 매우 중요하다고 생각하는 부분입니다.

inherit을 한 FraudDice클래스에서 value 변수를 사용할때 그대로 사용을 했는데,
그때 private으로 하니 에러가 생겨서 이것을 지운게 문제인듯 합니다.

private으로 바꾸고, FraudDice에서는 getValue()를 사용하는 것으로 바꿨습니다.


120694307_Fault_ChillerSWTSensorOffset (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I feel like there was a reason that the tsconfig.json referenced the version but I can't remember exactly what it was.  Are you sure we need to remove it?


Zuhzz


I'm not a big fan of removing the ability for VS users to run the JSPM commands from the Task Runner window but if no one is using it that's understandable.


Also in #24


Not able to push to git (remote origin already exists). Not able to overwrite remote origin.


public static void mian(String[] args){
		System.out.println("hhh");
	}


Successive </br> are better handled with css. Also `</br>` is wrong. Use `<br />` instead.


I can empathize ! I got it to compile by adding the below definition to GPRSBee.cpp so that it is at par with the previous version and compiles.

void GPRSbeeClass::init(Stream &stream, int ctsPin, int powerPin,
    int bufferSize)
{
  initProlog(stream, bufferSize);

  gprsbee_onoff.init(-1, powerPin, ctsPin);
  _onoff = &gprsbee_onoff;
}

Would this suffice ? Of course passing "-1" is not not the most elegant way,  but it compiles and I have been able to flash it to the arduino.  Its a different matter that I have still not been able to get the GPRSBee to work as expected yet and hence have not been able to test the changes


I would change this to "Visit the C. elegans Natural Diversity Resource ...

Capitalize the words (except for elegans) - as they appear in `CeNDR`


This HAL, it doesn't exist, OR my source missing it


This is a seriously non-backward-compatible commit. You all will need to clear out your current collections and resources, unfortunately


I would say it doesn't make sense to impose two-phase, so I wouldn't worry about that I think.


It is located under ```hardware/libhardware/modules/radio```


Noted that that stub is just a fake HAL.


I searched high and low for an answer to this, and you are the only one who provided a real solution anywhere online. It finally works -- THANK YOU!!!! Slight problem: The only way I knew how to find the hook files and edit them (as you show above) was to download and unzip the tar file and install from there. Now pyinstaller seems to be residing in my Downloads folder. Where is really the best place for pyinstaller to reside on my Macbook?


I'm not sure Ping meant to commit his organization's Slack URL. :) Is there an easy way to template a team name here, or to put in a URL that is not team-specific?


BUG  登录的时候提示login.js  中的 window.VISITOR = data.result.visitor;    VISITOR is undefined  ？


ملفات  صفخة هوتسبوت 01


This changes how my editor (and github) shows tabs. I don't think that is right, can we omit the ident_size here or at least make it 8 (which is what the kernel style defines)?


@nathan7 Personally, I'm tracking unstable. But since I'm using only _xfce_\_i3_, I end up tripping up a lot of missing \ inexact run-time dependencies regardless.

Anyhow, the exact error when commenting out _qt56.qtbase_ and executing _qtpass_ from the shell is:
```
Cannot mix incompatible Qt library (version 0x50501) with this library (version 0x50601)
Aborted
```

Also, the travis build log from https://travis-ci.org/NixOS/nixpkgs/jobs/137136180 makes explicit mention of pulling _/nix/store/00146k68cxa9azwcvgpc3vzrhq3xly7x-qtbase-5.6.1_.

Regardless, you might as well hold off on fixing it until you can replicate it or someone else reports the problem. The error is very descriptive so people are bound to figure it out for themselves eventually :)


Just learned about assert + expect + should...inneresting. Typically do we just want to pick 1 and use it, or might we need 2 or 3?


120694307_Fault_ChillerSWTSensorOffset (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1113 of 1113 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Thanks :)  I'm actually using the new mint 18 which is based off of 16.04 but imo alot more stable than the latest ubuntu


I'll ask Mads for his recommendation tomorrow


A more pythonic way to do this is `size = reduce(mul, shape)`, with `from operator import mul`.


SVG矢量动画 ![image](https://github.com/ljy0605/SVG/blob/master/GIF/1.gif)


nevermind the previous commit


oha-


Does this mean Cake doesn't support async, err, Tasks?


Since this is such a nicely general task, I would probably rename the function to `malloc_aligned` and move it out of `DenseData` so that we may call it from various constructors as we please. We only need to take three arguments (`shape`, `alignment` and `dtype`), which makes things more explicit. Something like: `def malloc_align(shape, alignment=None, dtype=np.float32)`, where we use `lib.pagesize()` if `alignment is None`.


Not sure this is needed. You don't seem to use it in this commit?


Dobry napad!


use `expect`.  I have mixed feelings about `should`


@creator23 You should also add help for these additional options above.


Why not do this in one line: `loop_body = [cgen.Assign("u[i3]", 0)]`? Same goes for `FunctionBody`.


@rodrigofaccioli please, which command can I use to test 2pg_cartesian installation?


I find the extra space disturbing.


I would probably rename this function and make it standalone as well by actually performing the "first touch" on a numpy array. This way you can pick `size` and `dtype` from the array, and we can apply "first touch" in the constructor as needed. So, how about simply `def first_touch(array):`?


This is the first time I've seen "repository" used outside of a git repo.

Apparently repository can mean a central hub of database processes, and that definition seems to make sense with models / engineFactory / feathersAdapter (although our actual db is in the data/ directory).


Hi~ I watched your code . haha  good job kkkk


https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/8607
I'm not quite sure if we are facing the some issue


This will ship in v3.0.0


xx
[BD_eBOOK_2.pdf](https://github.com/adetoroo/Microsoft_MVA/files/351443/BD_eBOOK_2.pdf)


specific*


Esto equivale a "return (c =='p')" jaja


I'm using the `removeClippedSubviews={true}` in `ViewPager` too, I'll see if it would be solved after turning it off 😃


"a place, building, or receptacle where things are or may be stored."

Could be code (git) could be clips/podcasts/playlists (in this case sequelize/models are the endpoint for that)

If later we go with a hybrid approach there could be other repositories other than sequelize


That's exactly how I wanted to suggest it – thank you @halfbyte :)


Also, the real database will be a PostgreSQL or MySQL server and it wont be stored in a file inside the data directory.  That's just convenience for developing.

Side note, notice how I called it `feathersAdapter` which pretty much wraps up everything else in a way that the structure of the feathers app wants it (with all that `const app = this` nonsense)


#1 Partial Fix


Can anyone please tell me, which program I have to write mat_mul in 16-epiphany core.


[Your benchmark job](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/commit/36d36b06229ccedf8b90ded252d9fa76a507be23#commitcomment-18152536) has completed - possible performance regressions were detected. A full report can be found [here](https://github.com/JuliaCI/BaseBenchmarkReports/blob/912620c03299b51e324f36e3a4cb71c1f6b5bf34/daily_2016_7_7/report.md). cc @jrevels


yeah. but I didn't know anything yet


ok


@sgillies could be simplified down to
```
k = k.upper().encode('utf-8')
v = str(v).upper().encode('utf-8')
warp_extras = CSLSetNameValue(warp_extras, <const char *>k, <const char *>v)
```


记录日志


@scvnc I pushed this to a new branch, in case I messed something up.


예시에서 주셨던

[ 주윤덕:6[NORMAL] 박성규:6 ]
  주윤덕           박성규
[ 주윤덕:8[NORMAL] 박성규:10 ]
  주윤덕
[ 주윤덕:13[STRONG] 박성규:14 ]
  주윤덕            박성규
[ 주윤덕:16[STRONG] 박성규:17 ]
  주윤덕            박성규
[ 주윤덕:21[STRONG] 박성규:23 ]

이런 모양을 만들기 위해서 Recorder 클래스에서 record()메서드를 불렀을때, 플레이어가 Player이든, FraudPlayer이든 한 줄로 출력을 하려고 괄호를 사용했었습니다. 물론 예시일 뿐이기 때문에 괄호를 없애도 무방합니다만, 네이밍 룰을 지키는 것이 얼만큼 중요한지가 궁금합니다.

만약 제가 출력문에 괄호를 꼭 넣고 싶고 네이밍 룰을 맞추기 위해서는 괄호를 빼고 record()메서드의 메서드에 if...else를 사용해서 4개의 출력문을 만들어야 할까요? 플레이어 1과 2가 둘다 normal, 또는 fraud, 둘중 한명만 fraud인 경우의 수가 총 4입니다. 물론 switch...case를 사용하면 조금더 짧아질 것이라는 생각도 했지만, 네이밍 룰을 따르기 위해서 반드시 이렇게 추가적인 코딩을 원래 해야 하나요? 지금은 간단한 프로그램이기에 몇줄의 차이가 안나지만, 나중에 다양한 방식의 출력을 할 경우에 네이밍 룰때문에 훨씬 더 많은 양의 코딩을 해야될지도 모르겠다는 생각이 들어서 질문드립니다. 감사합니다.

우선 네이밍 룰을 따르기 위해서 코드를 바꿔서 다시 업로드 하겠습니다.


@sgillies if I follow, elsewhere you've been renaming `hband` to `band`.


@sgillies `b` suffix seems unnecessary here and below.


Inheriting from HttpRequestException caused cancellations to bump in to [this](https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/blob/master/src/System.Net.Http/src/System/Net/Http/HttpClient.cs#L372-L376) in .NET Core only.


可以用 http://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy/reference/generated/numpy.nonzero.html


thank you very much
please do you use swarm practical optimization for feature selection ?
i need
thank you for your help


压缩感知
迂回式
匹配追踪
matlab
源代码


@sgillies this ended up being a bigger change than I expected, but it looks like it significantly cleaned up the code.  Still plenty explicit because of the naming conventions.  💯


Some notes:
- Need to add the ability for `BlockSnapshot`s to provide a `BlockChangeFlag` and use that one instead of the default all.


이 커밋은 이슈 생성 이전에 만들어진 것이므로 이슈 #2 close에 영향을 끼치지 않았습니다


Added. 4fe423c


이 커밋은 이슈 생성 이전에 만들어진 것이므로 이슈 #3 close에 영향을 끼치지 않았습니다


이 커밋은 이슈 생성 이전에 만들어진 것이므로 이슈 #4 close에 영향을 끼치지 않았습니다


Added. https://github.com/Verclene/EBLib/commit/4fa423cb1064f35d7c7c8f2bf0cbb7cdb60b17a6


120694307_Fault_ChillerSWTSensorOffset (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2263 of 2263 tests passed, 558 test warnings)

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предыдущий пул реквест плохой, вот это хороший, я бы отменил бы его, еслиб знал куда нажать прям щас, да токо к вам на занятия опаздываю


Aarti Deshpande


0_o
Ты зачем мой код портишь?


Мы не используем WTF.


А зачем в конфиге форматер?


__API Description file syntax error on line 47__: the use of tab(s) '\t' in source data isn't currently supported, please contact makers (Autogenerated message from apiary.io)


__API Description file syntax error on line 48__: the use of tab(s) '\t' in source data isn't currently supported, please contact makers (Autogenerated message from apiary.io)


I see two failures in rubyTest.
This change looks to affect the failures.
Could you please check ./gradlew runTest after applying your change ?
See #439 for more details of my test.


Meh, this has been a mess...


test commit from local machine


single.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(150, 40));


Give an example db-type-id to complete this.

Also, this is the wrong API


Bank io akan dibantu pakar IT dunia karena aplikasi yang baik untuk pertukaran uang elektronik  yang berguna untuk pengguna nya yang ramah


test


In

function searchsortedfirst(v::AbstractVector, x::AbstractVector, lo::Int,
hi::Int)

the line

if lo <= min || query <= v[lo]

was

if lo < min || query <= v[lo]
meaning that

v[lo]

could be

v[0]

occasionally.  @inbounds masked this when I ran the tests with runtests
rather than Pkg.test("RLEVectors").

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Why is "help' equal to 'server name'?


Incorrect name


@robcore I think that I fixed it: look at [arrays.xml file](https://github.com/DVDAndroid/XposedInstaller/blob/material/app/src/main/res/values/arrays.xml)


한번 배워보고 써보겠습니다.


ok


done.


감사합니다. 앞으로도 상속과 다형성에 더 신경쓰도록 하겠습니다.


예, 훨씬 보기가 좋네요.


See sql/patch_to_0.3.0.sql
to safely add a new column


now testing the branch feature...


I find your lack of semi-colon disturbing.


:sad face:  I like the release notes in the github release.


Jorani is translated into many languages and in the views, you forced english language. You need to use the i18n function _lang_ and to add the string into the language files, for example:
language/english/leavetypes_lang.php
language/french/leavetypes_lang.php
etc.
even if you don't translate it and copy paste the english string (the i18n scripts need the entry).


thx


Fixed in https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/10078


Should have been for #31.


tipie mal, quise poner mergeo el main de la aplicacion


I believe this isn't correct @djmitche . S3 explicitly allows `.` in bucket names, as that's how you use custom domain names...

From http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/BucketRestrictions.html:

> DNS-compliant bucket names allow customers to benefit from new features and operational improvements, as well as providing support for virtual-host style access to buckets. While the US East (N. Virginia) region currently allows non-compliant DNS bucket naming, we are moving to the same DNS-compliant bucket naming convention for the US East (N. Virginia) region in the coming months. This will ensure a single, consistent naming approach for Amazon S3 buckets. The rules for DNS-compliant bucket names are:
>
> * Bucket names must be at least 3 and no more than 63 characters long.
> * Bucket names must be a series of one or more labels. Adjacent labels are separated by a single period (.). Bucket names can contain lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens. Each label must start and end with a lowercase letter or a number.
> * Bucket names must not be formatted as an IP address (e.g., 192.168.5.4).
> When using virtual hosted–style buckets with SSL, the SSL wildcard certificate only matches buckets that do not contain periods. To work around this, use HTTP or write your own certificate verification logic. We recommend that you do not use periods (".") in bucket names.
>
> The following examples are valid bucket names:
>
> * myawsbucket
> * my.aws.bucket
> * myawsbucket.1


change the name to describe-db-types


here also it should be describe-db-types


Bdjdjn vhdjb


You are missing a semi-colon, not your large intestine.


Ijfjb vjkn


This video has been removed by the user.  :dancer:


There is another alternative. Which is Open Source though. https://github.com/vsoft-lab/ has done something similar. we can consult their code for help and support.


It seems better `String.fromCharCode(((codePoint - 0x10000) >> 10) + 0xd800, ((codePoint - 0x10000) % 0x400) + 0xdc00)` (it can convert `codepoint = 0x1f511;` well).

----

The part of `convertEscapes` is same process for making suroggate pair of UTF16 encoding, but the function seems to make JavaScript source code literals (`'"a"'`), not string itself(`'a'`).

Common process would be `codePointToUTF16(codePoint)` as:

```js
function codePointToUTF16(codePoint) {
  if (codePoint <= 0xffff) return [codePoint];
  return [((codePoint - 0x10000) >> 10) + 0xd800, ((codePoint - 0x10000) % 0x400) + 0xdc00];
}

var codePoint = 0x1f511;
var asString = String.fromCharCode.apply(String, codePointToUTF16(codePoint));
var asES5LiteralChars = codePointToUTF16(codePoint).map(function (charCode) {return '\\u' + charCode.toString(16);}).join("");

console.assert(asString === String.fromCodePoint(codePoint));
console.assert(Function('', 'return "' + asES5LiteralChars + '";')() === asString);
```


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We use `checkNotNull` like this throughout the API, so I'd say you should here too.


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is this a fork you are referencing, or is it your library?


@yutannihilation ちょっとがっつりリファクタしました。


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test


nit: Remove this extra line


wow


nice catch


Just upgraded helm and saw this. I used global-set-key to bind the key now:
```lisp
    (global-set-key (kbd "M-x") #'helm-M-x)
    (global-set-key (kbd "C-x r b") #'helm-filtered-bookmarks)
    (global-set-key (kbd "C-x C-f") #'helm-find-files)
```


Its dangerous to use `any` Type to bypass Flow check. It dig a hole in code,  if some inner code change in future(which lead to a different return Type),cause of given up both static check and dynamic check,some hidden bugs will happen. Previously `Relay`  encounter a few of this.
Consider to do a [dynamic-type-tests](https://flowtype.org/docs/dynamic-type-tests.html#_) on codes which makes a dynamic type. Dynamic type tests is a part of Flow,not something out of Flow.


It depends on how you use s3... since we consider https a must we have no
interest in domain names with dots and instead prefer domain names that
facilitate virtual style hostnames...
If there is dot in the bucket name you can't so virtual style hostnames
with https...
So don't use dot, it's a bad idea... HTTP is just legacy, everything going
forward should be https.
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> explicitly allows . in bucket names, as that's how you use custom domain
> names...
>
> From
> http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/BucketRestrictions.html:
>
> DNS-compliant bucket names allow customers to benefit from new features
> and operational improvements, as well as providing support for virtual-host
> style access to buckets. While the US East (N. Virginia) region currently
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> in the coming months. This will ensure a single, consistent naming approach
> for Amazon S3 buckets. The rules for DNS-compliant bucket names are:
>
>    - Bucket names must be at least 3 and no more than 63 characters long.
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>    are separated by a single period (.). Bucket names can contain lowercase
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asd


OK


改善の要望があればどうぞ


You have some wonky/inconsistent indentation going on in this file.. is it a mix of space-indentation and tab-indentation?


Thoughts on this approach? One thing I haven't been able to figure out yet is why `this.startLoc` is `undefined` at this point, leading to the error message `"Wrapping parentheses are not allowed around destructuring patterns (1:NaN)"`


tagProps => componentProps


Changing this to a destructuring assignment without parens is already tested below (`var {a:b} = {}`)


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てすとー！


@Richard-Yunchao OK.


Sylvain - what do you think is the best way forward with this. The
condition of master right now is pretty bad with the random 2px borders on
certain things...

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> わーい


Hi! I'm sorry for the inconvenience. Rebasing before sending a PR is my
responsibility and I'll be more careful the next time. Thanks!

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If a dynamic types maker exist in code(like: `function _getNamedType(typeName: string): ?GraphQLNamedType`), a dynamic type test must be existing. Otherwise maybe could rewrite the code logic to remove dynamic types maker. but i think dynamic types maker is okay,it is not a bad code style.


Now that there luckily is a new maintainer @Quuxplusone you might want to enable the Issues button on the GitHub site again. Thank you.


closed #29 , closed #27


The `expect` is bad practice (panics on label not found), but there is currently no support for throwing errors not associated to a statement, or associated to the input command line.


Looking up the `StatementRef` given by a name is stupidly complicated here. Perhaps an API function is in order?


Yes I mean natively. I've never tried cross-compiling it. If you take that path, I'd appreciate a small description that I could add to the README!

Good luck!


Place yes (THATS WHAT THE TITLE SAYS DOESNT IT), but the head will disappear


I think it should be 'export' here and in the following templates. We should extract all strings into localized strings...


Running the docker build with this Docker file results in an error
```
The command '/bin/sh -c echo "deb http://repos.mesosphere.io/ubuntu/ trusty main" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mesosphere.list &&   apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv E56151BF &&   apt-get -y update &&   apt-get -y install mesos=VERSION &&   apt-get clean && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*' returned a non-zero code: 100
```
I ran the docker build command on a Ubuntu 14.04


Great! Thank you.


@elias-winberg pushed `2.1.11`


#5284-EMS-function-RhovFnTdbRhLBnd0C-is-being-parsed-as-RhovFnTdbRh (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1111 of 1111 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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It would be nice to submit those patches to the haikuwebkit repo?


nice! is there a benchmark for this?


Hi, I just want to know why `wd.location.x.to_i` and `wd.location.x.to_i` have to +1 ?


PV should be bumped


Looks like indentation is broken.


@digama0 Yes, it was always meant that Database would have many API functions of that sort.  I actually sort of feel like `export` is too high level for Database and belongs elsewhere, but a `(&mut self, name: &str) -> Option<StatementRef>` is absolutely in scope.


Woooops it was a little bit messy indeed :no_mouth:

Will be more careful next time.


You'll have to make up your own mind what "throwing errors" even means at this point.  The diagnostic system is designed to be _factual, unchanging_ errors in a file-at-rest; errors that occur during operations would be best handled by returning a Result or something?  Then you have to decide how to display errors in the command line.

"There _is_ a noteworthy condition in file X at line Y" is a totally different class of thing from "I tried to do X, and Y stopped me", and I don't think they should be mixed.


first delete


Generalnie, wersja springaBoota uzyta tutaj jest stara i duzo adnotacji w klasie bootowej, mozna by zastapic jedna adnotacja.


No worries, I shouldn't commit non-working tests :P


@snicolet , @lp-- is correct, priority is rescaled by #threads, see line 256 of rundb.py in fishtest:
 https://github.com/glinscott/fishtest/blob/7a82dab2acb21603dbac21fb1455a464e7bcb265/fishtest/fishtest/rundb.py#L256
this was a change made by lucas some time ago, iirc when lazy landed and the queue was overrun with parallel tests.  there were some discussions with joona then, and it was decided this was sensible, given the overloaded queue.

@lp-- this is an interesting patch, good luck =)


감사합니다. 계속 유의하겠습니다.


예 모두 기술하겠습니다.


@sorear Well, the logic was either here or in `main.rs`, which seems to be deliberately simple, delegating logic elsewhere. I tried to make `export::export_mmp` the "pure" version, with all the validation going into this method.


Options which fundamentally change what the tool does are a bad idea IMO.  Let's convert the tool to use subcommands, with "target/release/smetamath verify set.mm" doing what used to be done without a subcommand, and this as a new "mmp-export" subcommand.


hi @mblaschke,
i started to redo the *bin*. May be we should work together.
You can see my work, on my repo https://github.com/guiyomh/Dockerfile/tree/feature/console


I see that you prefer print_r is there any advantage against var_dump ?


메소드 주석은 모든 메서드에 해야하나요?
기본적인 getter와 setter, 또는 toString메서드와 같은 메소드는 안해도 되는지 여부가 궁금합니다.


android-6.0.1_r54 release and July 2016 security patch is out!


We can move the array outside and redefine its elements inside, w/o creating and destroying it at every loop (modulo compile time optimizations...)


Hi, sounds great to me - I'd just like to have to have the fix. There was already a PR though https://github.com/serverless/serverless/pull/1198 but like I said, I only would like to have the fix in.


Backport for vanilla brl.mod needed?


I'd like to return a `Result` in this function, but I don't know what error type to use. `Diagnostic` seems to be the current catch-all error type, but as you say it is geared toward errors *in the file*, and there's nothing else because currently smm doesn't do anything else. I'd prefer it if you set up the error architecture, because that's likely to be an important part in the future.


@DanielSiepmann Thx, i'll fix that.


Will want to keep an eye on this as it's a _lot_ of Arc-boxes.  If it gets to be too slow there are a variety of things we can do (I imagine you know most of them)


Also I'd like to start migrating things like print_annotation out of the main file over time.


감사합니다. 월요일날 본 자바 튜토리얼에서 Test-Driven Development를 강조해서
이번에 한번 해봤는데 많은 도움이 되었던것 같습니다.


sourcetree이용하는 방법을 배운 이후에 불필요한 파일들을 제외하도록 하겠습니다.


Thanks mombrea.


Also worried about the hash, 64 bits is a lot of overhead. We'll have to see how it turns out.


It's a fork which I've been fixing bugs in and upstreaming. I plan on just using the upstream when all is good.


Yup, code was clear, I just wasn't sure if "cardvalue" had some other specific meaning, as I have seen it used sometimes. It's clear now, thanks for that.