@trws I just noticed this : any particular reason why the attribute is called `separator` and the keyword `delim` ?


y u no dependencies :C


My only goal is to find ways for us to work together better and make this process easier for everyone. Apologies if any of my messages communicated anything else. I do not wish to make this any more difficult than it already is or cause additional conflicts.


Definitely – this file has managed to hide from our ruthless refactorings over the years.


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у нас разве подключена статегия :locable?


@pbb72 I've noticed that as well.


Fixes #368


I'll try to push this to CRAN at some point yes. Not sure when... ;-)

Glad you find it useful.


это что такое?


magic numbers?


Fixed bug: if BACKUP_CONTAO_FILES was 0 FILES_DIR would not be set and hence --exclude in tar would not exclude anything


Yes, we are trying to minimize the amount of memory we autorelease.  Is there a better way to write the bridging function that does not autorelease or in a way that does the retain-autorelease optimization?


No real reason.  IIRC I named it separator before I found the "--delim"
option in the module syntax, having planned to use it like the ":" was
before and handle it locally in the class.

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Please ignore this as I thought I was on the new branch but I was on master. I have made a pull request with the new branch.


Understood, thanks @dim.


Which `sed(1)` are you using? The GNU version only creates a backup file when using `-i` like this:

    $ echo "hello world" > example.txt
    $ sed -i.bak s/world/test/ example.txt
    $ ls example.*
    example.txt  example.txt.bak

In addition, the notation in this revision is interpreted as an empty pattern for two files:

    $ sed -i '' s/test/world/ example.txt
    sed: can't read s/test/world/: No such file or directory

So while this is still a prototype, we should make sure to use only portable shell code, if any. Also, please note that option `-i` is not part of [POSIX / IEEE Std 1003.1](http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/sed.html) or any related standard I am aware of.


That change actually highlights a latent problem that @scop noticed
during Python 3 porting: http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/ticket/8650


где этот layout?


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Is there a specific reason you call this RunAlgorithm and not Update?
I think we should call it update to be consistent with the VTK conventions.


Usually 0 is success, 1 is failure I think.


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@allmarkedup The addition of a slash in front seemed to be redundant as it is already present in the mount paths I noticed. Please make sure I was correct in removing it.

In any case path.join shouldn't be used on a URL, only on file paths for cross-platform compatibility.


Please use ImmutableList.of in such cases to prevent accidental mutation of constants.


Щито поделать...


The test depends on activesupport. Without reducing it to a standalone test, it is hard to include it in jruby's test suite.


when you copy-paste code like this you need to preserve the license attribution, otherwise you're violating timholy's copyright


@FeroxRev Fuck yeah dude, just give me a few minutes.


thanks!


Почему confirmation_instructions.html.slim и confirmation_instructions.text.slim отличаются по содержанию?
У них должен быть один и тот же контент и отличаться только формат. В первом ты говоришь привет @email а во втором у тебя какое-то сообщение .redirect, которого кстати и нету вообще в переводах, ты как письма тестировал?


I think **Lint** inside the bear name is too much :)
just `SpellCheckBear` should be good imo :)


two experiments from a while back :)

http://timelyportfolio.github.io/rCharts_colors/#

http://timelyportfolio.github.io/rCharts_color_thief/


no more stuff for now


ok. will check


это что за перевод такой, просто глобальный, без точки в начала да еще и с большой буквы. Еще раз спрашиваю, ты письма тестировал, там вообще что-то отображается?


When I first worked on this you suggested putting License_Cpp_jl.txt in the root of the package, which it is there. Is there a better way you would like it?


отличается от html версии, несуществующий перевод.


Fixes #11


Oh sorry, forgot about that. I guess you're fine.


Commenting here to see if `commit_comment` event is properly being handled or not.


@trws So no objection if in a new PR I'll make the two names coincide ? Which one do you prefer ?


Ah, I see, so GNU sed wants the extension to not be a separate option from `-i` but be glued to it. I developed it on Mac OS X, so it has all kinds of nonstandard weirdness. So yeah, this prototype is quick and dirty and if I there's any shell code in the final thing, it will definitely be tested with `/bin/sh` on a Debian box.


Что это за письмо такое? Мне на почту придет письмо с непонятной ссылкой, думаешь я сразу же быстрей ринусь на нее нажимать? У тебя же в других письмах написано примерно: "Привет %пользователь, пожалуйста нажмите на ссылку %ссылка чтобы сменить свой пароль."
В этом и остальных письмах сделай нормальное содержание. И проследи чтобы в версиях html и text оно было одинаковым


@FeroxRev I just pushed 1.3.0, it should be on NuGet.org shortly.


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


@durden I haven't run into any trouble! I recall that one of my attempts to save had failed, but the next attempt worked fine and none of my changes were lost during the failure. Not sure what caused it, perhaps I double-clicked or something?


None at all.  Since the module syntax uses delim, I'd go with that.

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Awesome! No rush :)


i remember commenting about another doing this to another component as well `.errorLogList > li`
it would be good to have that for the logs, so things align nicely


BTW revapi supports relocation. We might want to investigate using it. Only issue is that the relocation would need to be defined at the module level instead of in a global top level location which means more work when releasing (unless we develop a script to reset backwardcompat in our pom files).


...这样大厅就只限于显示房间id了哦
连房间名都无法显示了


Why? This should work if the `RelocMode` ABI problem is fixed.


Pass in `target` and `format` to drop the dependency to the `config` package. You could return `nil` if `target` is empty avoiding the `enabled` flag.


Oh this was actually from before, we can probably re-add this test back, good point


Hi, i try add particle when activated command, but i get crash game. What is wrong here, could you help?

mcclient_inst->minecraft.getLevel()->addParticle(ParticleType::Lava, {1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f}, {1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f}, 1);


这个有点太自信了吧


Since this value isn't parsed you can just use `log format` for example. Keeps the test short.


ya, this is created by webstorm.
I will remove after we done with the feature, otherwise every time it shows lot of changes in git


Please explain the different values.


So, funny enough, sometime last night Blizzard hot fixed this and changed item class to `Tradeskill` (non-plural). I have a new commit up with `Tradeskill`, as no global string exists for it. I'll keep an eye out.

Thanks a ton.


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drop this


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You can just check for `!== undefined` down below and avoid an external library dependency.


我的锅。。。冲突的时候没搞好


`target` and `format` are strings. their lengths can never be negative.


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Misspelling corrected


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What if `patterns[flag]` does not exist?


Use `const` as a default variable declaration, `let` if it is necessary to change the underlying reference during the execution scope.


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Move this closer to the `struct` definition


infixNotation or infixExtension or something else?


Drop the `enable` flag.


@Alexander01998 At least, can you add "FancyChat not working" to bugs repository?


Don't use `defer` here since there is only one return path.


You are a Vim God.

I wasted a lot of time on various YCM/UltiSnips alternatives and this is the only one that worked for me. Thank you so much! :smile:


Either `WriteByte` or `WriteRune` everywhere


s/log/logger/


Its in OpenOffice format but to be honest that project is hardly off the
ground. I did do some work on the SdrScript project and will probably
progress that first but so many other projects on the go they don't get
much of a look in at present.

Bob G3UKB

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`if p.logger != nil { p.Log(start, r) }`


This isn't fully correct. It will correctly check against certain versions, but will not validate correctly if any individual bit is lower than the required version. (eg. `1.1.15` checks out fine against `1.1.13`, however version `1.2.0` would not work properly, since the patch version is less than that of the required version, not accounting for the fact that it has a higher minor version)


@Mottie you mentioned `cloud` and `services` subdomains. Shall we add them? Got any examples?


Hahahaha!


Nah you said about this one.
Besides it books pretty good


Since you are only implementing this for talking to a system-supplied eds, you can omit this.


Here is a cloud link that @un1versal sent me:

https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3521959/17084120/d4d15c34-51ad-11e6-8819-e81db621a698.PNG

He mentioned the services subdomain, but never shared a link... I figured just changing the regex to the whole domain would be better.


As per IRC, the calendar-specific policy should be in a separate variable and conditionally added based on interface attribute.


cool


Heh, nice


this comment could be improved


typo her i think


Sorry, i dont understand what do you mean by " phonegap build like"


what does this line do?


@drdanz do you reckon we could remove the `#include Test*.h` directives from `all.h`? It's not just for aesthetics (the user should explicitly require to include services used for test), but also this way we could get shot of a bunch of annoying warnings related to deprecated methods that are generated from within `TestMotor.h`.

Don't know if by doing so we'll get trapped by compilation errors right there where those headers are meant to be implicitly included. However, that's worth trying, I believe.


This code works, so good job!

However, instead of going through and finding the current tail, you have a much easier way to obtain the current `tail`.


The annoying warnings are generated during the compilation of yarp dependent code, of course.


So the roman_numerals.rb needs improvement, not finished


When I use nuget.exe to package a .NET Core project like MyProject.xproj with a command like nuget.exe pack MyProject.xproj, I get an error like the following:

NuGet.CommandLine.CommandLineException: Unable to find '.\bin\MyProject\bin\Debug\'. Make sure the project has been built.

I think that the targetPath assignment here is not working as intended in this case.


Any idea why https://github.com/basecamp/trix/pull/163 isn't working here? Would be nice to see tests for this change.


Per IRC, rename this simply 'eds'. It's possible when this goes through review it will be renamed again, but the idea is that eds is a service that provides at least calendar and contacts, and while we could easily create eds-calendar and eds-contacts interfaces for the plugs side, that doesn't make sense for when eds itself and is a snap for the slot side (since it would provide both). I suggested for now to call this 'eds' and then have 'common' policy (for talking to eds at all) always added on the plugs side and then have interface attributes for specifying calendar and/or contact and we add that policy conditionally. In this manner, the eds snap can implement the eds interface on the slot side and the clients can plugs calendar or contacts or both and the interface contract between eds and client is maintained in one place.


Looks good.  Thanks for the fix!


This can be nil, nil as per above.


nil, nil for now.


I love your choice in variable name.


Not sure what the intended functionality is, but the symbol `reduce` is a sexp too, so it makes sense that `eval-sexp-at-point` inside `reduce` would evaluate the `reduce`.


`cloud` looks to only serve images, not sure if `services` exists.


Here is the patch-diff link he shared as well:

https://patch-diff.githubusercontent.com/raw/kvirc/KVIrc/pull/2070.patch

So why did you switch it back to regex?


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This should be false since it gives privileged access to the user's calendar (and contacts). Once there is trust-store integration, etc this can be true (this is what we do now instead of 'reserved' in policy groups).


i don't understand this, as @thebigsmileXD said you just removed linelength check so if client write longer text than 16 it should be blank shouldn't it?


Add more oil


@naibaf7 @bhack Do we want to provide such methods for data sync?


the outside parens aren't needed here


Nice, thanks! I will learn it when I got time today.


Contributeur


a forEach might be prettier here :)


you could also call `traverseDF`  here instead


@taylorotwell: Do we really want to **require** JavaScript in order to let users logout?


Imho `all.h` shouldn't even exist :grin:
Anyway "devices" headers shouldn't be there for sure, they shouldn't even be in the include path...


I think we had such a folder after BI FORUM in budapest :P I dunno why it vanished.
Should we add all presentation from this list http://pbiecek.github.io/archivist/Posts.html to this folder? Or should we only pay attention to list on a website https://github.com/pbiecek/archivist/blob/gh-pages/Posts.md?


@ThariqS Hey, just so you are aware: The license information you removed is still valid and we expect you to abide by it. You have removed part of the license information here which explained to which parts the LICENSE file applied.


some more clarity could be beneficial here. maybe an example in the doc


A course's exercise on POJ


Only Image class has been tested. It is the only one to be guaranteed to work for now.


Note that the in-app installation doesn't need this, it will start a special shell itself.


careful with side effects here. could this callback be reframed? maybe as a predicate that you use?

also renaming the function something besides callback could be good


@Creeperface01 read the commit description.


Not related with NFC. But don't you have any errors like this?

![default](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7971489/17108718/ae5a3364-52cf-11e6-9f64-72600ee6119c.png)


My question was pretty rhetoric, given that I'm aware of your point :smile:


what does this line do?


@wvanbergen hey!!!
stupid question but would you mind reminding me why we need mutex and different thread in this code ? What was the rationale behind this ?


Printing only the error text should be enough, the exitCode is just given in case it needs to be evaluated automatically.


thanks, forgot to set the pointer to the new location


[Your benchmark job](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/commit/6bcb99ca9ea6aa3fb26d45f2c47440d57d4f6a95#commitcomment-18379081) has completed - possible performance regressions were detected. A full report can be found [here](https://github.com/JuliaCI/BaseBenchmarkReports/blob/449375a2d193570b02ae0ef66b146d2d034bd87d/6bcb99c_vs_8f99882/report.md). cc @jrevels


true, i fixed that


Archivos subidos a Box debido al tamaño que supera el admitido por GIthub y a un error que arroja la aplicación para Windows:
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Feel free to remove them on `devel`... :+1:


thx :)


where is findIndex defined?


Where


Because the page was unstyled with `domain("githubusercontent.com")` in Firefox. Is it different in Chrome?


Hi @KanchanChauhan password required validation is stopping me to save Email Account with empty password since my private email server at localhost does not need to authenticate. Can you help me take your eyes in that case? Thanks!


Do we need error state? We have error in HTTPParserStatus


I also thought that we had such folder, but then I could not find it.

Moving more posts from http://pbiecek.github.io/archivist/Posts.html is
good idea,
except maybe these that require large storage, since the whole repo will be
downloaded if package is installed from GitHub

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And where's the source code?


There won't be separate ZIPs for systemless, the ZIP will try to install in systemless mode if `SYSTEMLESS` is set in the environment (which this parameter will do). The check whether systemless is possible would be up to the app (Android 6.0+, `/su` exists, SuperSU 2.76+ installed).

Not sure if the user should be able to choose whether to install systemless or classical, but at least it should be displayed before.


i added restaurant and things to do
@githubteacher  have you been to malaysia?


yeah forgot it, added in a later commit


test


Can provide an example usage? If the include is something like
```
{% include "django_cloudcix/common/_select_address.html" %}
```
instead of
```
{% include "common/_select_address.html" %}
```

the first one might be clearer where it is being imported. We can think about this during the great refactoring of 2016 😂


Well, yeah... I figured "shift three bits right to skip one octal figure"
would be obvious enough, but I guess not! Somehow, I typed 8 instead. :-D

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Se agregó la línea para el texto de color  blanco del botón cotizar.


в локализации


>testing


You can remove this


@shrey-garg , what would be the behaviour for an url having just "/"? Is that tested?


Change this to:

```
<%= render @topics %>
```


это другая задача


And remove this.


You can remove this.


This doesn't belong in here. It will cause an error stating you need to install pyserial even if you aren't using serial driver... like if you are using network.


done


Change this to:

```
<%= render @topic.posts %>
```


Also breaks invert mode on msm8996 fyi


Hi @chriswmackey , finally one of my components made it out of WIP :) ! Thank you for keeping me posted..


может использовать стандартный layout "mailer", который у тебя и задан был?


You don't want to copy my definition if `is_time_to_submit` exactly. Notice how it checks to see if there's been a post submitted whose URL is the `self.base_url`. This is because *my* bot is submitting a link to upressonline.com.

*Your* bot's posts will all be *self* posts, not *link* posts. Also, there really isn't a limit on how often you submit the table because all you're doing is updating an existing post. At most, you'll be submitting one new post. That means you won't have the issue of submitting too many times. I say you don't need this function at all.


Aha, good - right, very logical.  I'm going to extract this whole part into its own file, I should have done that anyway.


Should be `std::get<0>` in the left (note that the original line called `boost::tuple::get<0>`).


что здесь выводится?


The `submit_table` function takes a *namedtuple* as its parameter, but you're only giving it a string.


все столбцы с классом active? Зачем?


This commit fixed some problems with restore but introduced new ones, see [the QA results](http://web.firebirdsql.org/downloads/prerelease/results/archive/3.0.1.32562/). Prior build (32556) didn't have such failures.


в локализации


Can you un-nest the rule out from `md-checkbox` and just use `md-checkbox-layout`? This will keep the specificity down.

Add a comment explaining the intent of adding `cursor: inherit`.


Thanks Manish! I will one day realise GAE is not PHP 5.6.


Yeah... I'm totally fine with a serial_util.py which would be the right
thing in my mind since there is a lot of overlap.
However, the data packets can be shared since network and serial use the
same protocol.

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блин мне вот явно это место не нравится, совершенно не возможно понять с первого раза для чего это нужно. Можешь как-нибудь по-другому это сделать?


Excellent list!


Thanks!


должен быть роут а не строка


| ID | time ratio | memory ratio |
|----|------------|--------------|
| `["simd",("conditional_loop!","Int32",4095)]` | 0.00 (20%) :white_check_mark: | 1.00 (1%)  |
| `["simd",("conditional_loop!","Int32",4096)]` | 0.00 (20%) :white_check_mark: | 1.00 (1%)  |

woah, is there really a >100x improvement here or did something go wonky?


@cvrebert Thanks for updating this! The auto build didn't kick off, is there still a release webhook setup? Manually building now for 3.3.7


пробелы лучше не вносить в локализации


Don't call the `work` function yourself. It happens automatically.

The way to start the bot is with `test.start()`.

Also, you don't pass `RedditBot` as a parameter. The parameter it takes is `user_name`, which should always be "FAUbot".

Here is how this main function should look:
```
test = EventBot('FAUbot', run_once=True)
test.start()
test.stop_event.wait()  # this keeps the program alive while the bot does its work in a separate thread


@javan - not able to reproduce the failure locally (tests pass), but I'm looking in to it. I'll put some tests as well


The answer is 100 points but the performance is only 16.


Image after calculate the dust temperature with RADMC-3D. Model with an inclination=90º, PA=0º, wavelength=868um, npix=500, 200 AU disk, Env_radius=1000AU and a cavity with open_angle=45º


Odd, I was testing it in both Chrome and Firefox this time.


Extract a `link_to_api(hash, text='API')`?


`self.edit_existing_table` shouldn't return the table itself. You should call `self.create_new_table` to generate the table, and then pass that table as a parameter to your submit or edit function.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#ael5-kURRs-x3hpf9cxv2g


@joshlory I noticed a regression in a survey with a centered free response where it was previously flushed left.  Possibly a side effect of this change?

![screenshot 2016-07-25 09 42 06](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2205926/17109277/2ffa5644-524c-11e6-95fe-edb1232a9770.png)


Nice one!


This should fetch the existing post from Reddit and edit its contents with the new table.


that looks good!


@knikel We should update this


This should take a table (which is generated by `self.create_new_table`) as its parameter.


Honestly not having touched OG for a while (and therefore) also not looked at dmesg for some time. Reason is I have new phone (Huawei Mate S) and LG OG is running stock rom. Maybe will check if I flash some of my roms in the next days but no promises.


Those improvements should be real: The regressions were ~250x if memory serves.


Images after calculate the dust temperature with RADMC-3D (second image is a zoom). Model with an inclination=90º, PA=-70º, wavelength=868um, npix=500, 200 AU disk, Env_radius=1000AU. No cavity.


Thanks :D


Explanation Video for AR


Image after calculate the dust temperature with RADMC-3D. Model with an inclination=90º, PA=0º, wavelength=868um, npix=500, 200 AU disk, Env_radius=1000AU and a cavity with open_angle=10º


Yeah, there are some inlining bugs with function return type syntax so I guess these isn't getting inlined anymore.


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Why has this been commented out? This is unrelated to the x86.nz assembler, as far as I know.


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Thanks that is much clearer.


Aha, this is very revelatory.

I think the correct solution has - sorry - two new files.

One has return codes and messages - return_codes.py

The other handles just serial stuff - serial_com.py

I hate moving shit around as I said.  It reminds me too much of ripple.
 :-D

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LOL... yeah, one file would be fine if it weren't for dependency loading.
But this makes things cleaner in the long run.

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Not that it would ever matter here, but `Select`/`Case` in VB6 is slow. `If` blocks may be a tiny bit faster, but an `On Goto`, when appropriate, is infinitely faster.


This was a bug iirc, since the shader is supposed to be draw_shader when it goes into print and out, but it accidentally restored it to the text_shader


x86.tab no longer lives in r2. see the radare2-extras repo


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hii


After the thermal Monte Carlo simulation has successfully finished we can read the calculated dust temperature. Then we can plot the 2D temperature contours using the image with an inclination=90º, PA=0º, wavelength=868um, npix=500, 200 AU disk, Env_radius=1000AU and a cavity with open_angle=45º


I think it would be better to drop`geiser-mode` from the `:modes` property. A `:modes` property specifies *major* modes where its syntax checker may be used, but `geiser-mode` is a *minor* mode.


Thank you, I didn't see that.


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@Mottie no idea why, but now it works with domain too for me, so I set it back 😉


s/riffing/diffing

#autocorrectfail


Okay I'll give it a try when I can but had to put rust on back burner while finishing up some work on other projects. Should get a chance to look at it again in a couple days.


we should make an r2pm pkg for it

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This link has two href's, which is why it's broken. If you delete the first, it will work great.

Also, in the future, consider using a local route for your link paths. In this case, that would be `resume.html` instead of `href="https://elizabethnair.github.io/wendybite/resume.html#`. Since the route is searching folder to folder, as long as you don't move your file to a new folder, you should be fine!


kvmrbdfio benchmark previously only supported one block device, /dev/vdb, which meant it could only run inside a KVM guest.   Now user can specify a comma-separated list of block devices for each client, and can specify multiple concurrent fio processes spread across these devices.  A consequence is that kvmrbdfio.py will run on any kind of Ceph RBD environment.    For example, you can now run kvmrbdfio.py inside a single-host Ceph cluster within 1 VM, see commit 2 for example of how.  This makes it easier to test script changes or try it out.    It also cleans up and recreates the run directory properly so you don't get stale files in the test results.  I added rate_iops, startdelay and ramp_time parameters to improve scalability of the test.


Should this be placed in `devDependencies` rather than `dependencies` along with the other elixir packages? Or is there a reason why `laravel-elixir-vue` needs to be in `dependencies`?


Data storage and HTTP communication handling should be decoupled.


fark off ya twart waffle @akhilnarang


This is an incredibly small point, but there's no need to have a line break here. Always nice (and very zen) to tidy up your code once you're finished :)


This is a design description of SimpleMapEditor.


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Add JavaDoc tags


помнишь про нашу проблему с лишними роутами для registrations

попробуй замени на
```
devise_for :users, skip: 'registrations'
as :user do
  get '/users/sign_up' => 'devise/registrations#new', as: 'user_registration'
  post '/users' => 'devise/registrations#create', as: 'new_user_registration'
end
```


Try to avoid using <br> tags. Style using css instead.


OK


Wouldn't it be nice to also show the compat message in this case?


why does Spark Sql use $ as the postfix here?(it's too ｕｒｇｌｙ....)


can you comment on the removal of these comments?
are they inaccurate?


Try reformatting this section so every child is indented.

Instead of:

![screen shot 2016-07-25 at 1 03 54 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4176624/17109956/4e82943e-5268-11e6-9003-d8d8f3bcd02d.png)

...it should look something like:

![screen shot 2016-07-25 at 1 05 13 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4176624/17109986/793a43d4-5268-11e6-930d-7c6334170ddd.png)

Does this make sense style wise?


Need to remove commented code


now synapse dont work not


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Why do you add ShapeType? Not  familiar with the orginal paper....


@diliger `juicy-style` make no effect in here, it affects only root element of a partial (`h5` in this case)


I guess this was done so that the new home page works out of the box without needing npm/node installed. But I worry that this suggests to a new developer to think that they should always be committing their compiled assets into git, when I (and I imagine a lot of others too) would argue that instead they should be ignored from the repo and built manually (during deployment for example).

Taken to the extreme, this could be seen as kinda equivalent to committing the entire vendor directory to the application skeleton so that the developer doesn't have to run `composer install` when creating a new project - which I'm sure we'd all agree would be a bad idea.

This is obviously something that is developer preference, and it's easy enough to delete the compiled assets and add them to gitignore if that's what you prefer, but like I say, I wonder if it's a bad thing to suggest to new developers that they should be commit compiled assets.

Anyone have any thoughts?


It's specifically the call to `NSDictionary(dictionary:)` that is causing the excess autoreleases, possibly due to something I'm doing wrong in the bridging thunks.


@supergibbs Webhook is still in place. Error message claimed it couldn't find the commit on `master`. Timing / lack-of-retry issue I guess?
I just manually had GitHub redeliver the payload and it gave a success response this time. Does it look good now?


@norcross your release tag has a comma `0.1,9` :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

You'll need to delete and re-release I think.


In general I would make those elements root elements, so they could be composed.


Try `sed -i'' s/foo/bar/ file.txt` -- maybe that's already working on OSX/FreeBSD, should be enough for now.


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Great work Elizabeth! The site looks sharp, and your code is well laid out.

A few things:

1. Try and avoid `<br>` tags. Style w CSS instead.
2. Looks like there's excess spacing on your resume page. If you have time, try and narrow those gaps by using margin-bottom or top on some of your tags.
3. Try and indent every child in your HTML. The HTML structure on your resume page was a little wonky.

If you have time, swing by office hours with me or Taq this week. You're definitely doing great with the material. I think focusing in on some of the structural blocks could help you reinforce your already strong foundation.

Again, great work!


#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

/* run this program using the console pauser or add your own getch, system("pause") or input loop */

int main( ) {
	int n=0;
	printf("ESCRIBIR EL VALOR FACTORIAL");
	//DE ESTA FORMA N=N*(N-1)
	scanf("%d",&n);//n NUMERO ELEGIDO POR EL USUARIO
	int nfac=n-1;//nfac NUMERO FACTORIAL DECRECIENTE DE n-1
	int fact=n;//fact RESULTADO DEL FACTORIAL
	while (nfac>=1){
		fact=fact*nfac;nfac--;//FORMULA
}
printf("RESULTADO FACTORIAL DE %d es: %d",n,fact);
}


closes #2


sorry....to ｉｎｔｅｒｒｕｐｔ you so many times here.
last question today...
where die you use the jts-core,according to google,I know jts-core is an index technique.


saw approval from hmmr
at https://github.com/javajolt/riak_kv/commit/171249ca67dd906d8c4c17d1c57351d856b5b12d


merging javajolt/riak_kv/rts-1149-add-insert-perm = 171249ca into borshop-integration-1440-rts-1149-add-insert-perm


javajolt/riak_kv/rts-1149-add-insert-perm = 171249ca merged ok, testing candidate = a0ae09eb


Yeah should be in dev dependencies.


@aaronpuchert Yes was .tab and .nz was merged by @Svenito 👍


Unless we have a way to not break the styling the yes I am fine with it for now.


This won't fix expression being an observable:  if the model property 'expression' is not an observable, then calling expession().PrimaryCriteria will throw an exception (expression is not a function).  Instead, you should unwrap expression, and then from the unwrapped object unwrap the PrimaryCriteria observable. Then access CriteriaList safely:

~~~javascript
ko foreach: foreach: ko.utils.unwrapObservable(ko.utils.unwrapObservable(expression).PrimaryCriteria)).CriteriaList
~~~

Note, we don't want to unwrap the CriteriaList since the foreach binding will deal with the type of JS CriteriaList is (observable or not).


It didn't start a new build. I'll slack you the webhook URL, maybe it's changed? Not a big deal, releases aren't too often.


This is removing the ability for Hadoop to attempt to schedule days local tasks. I'm not sure if this is a big deal though since most people run elasticsearch on separate hardware from their running tasks. Probably worth a quick discussion.


I don't know about that variable as some core tests also does like this. I mean they declare the `entity_type = 'entity_test_*` and gives the bundle also the same value. For an example please look at `Drupal\Tests\field\Kernel\String\StringFormatterTest::setUp()`


Can you think of a reason not to allow case-insensitive matching here?


We did this to follow the naming scheme of original Spark SQL. I guess they did this because they want a distinct but not that different way to mark Java and scala classes/objects.


yep. it was!!


"days local tasks" -> "data local tasks"

(Mobile phone grief)


I mean that the change in #163 *should* avoid the need for this `parser` change.


Sorry I wasn't clear. It just seems that `is` and `coulditbe` don't deal so well with logical connectives anyway:
```
> is(Or(x<0,x>=0)) assuming x::real;
                              FAIL
> coulditbe(And(x>=0,x<0)) assuming x::real;
                              FAIL
```
So we might as well apply `is` and `counditbe` to simplify only the atomic formulas, and let `piecewise` construction (in `PiecewiseTools:-Is`, it seems) bubble up any resulting `true` or `false` through logical connectives.


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This will prevent parsing any heading tag as bold, which helps preserve formatting when pasting. For example:

On master:
```js
el.editor.insertHTML("<h3>hello</h3> world")
el.value  // "<div><strong><br>hello</strong> world<br><br></div>"
```
On this branch:
```js
el.editor.insertHTML("<h3>hello</h3> world")
el.value  // "<div><br>hello world<br><br></div>"
```


I saw that bug report.   The issue was apparently in the kernel where gcc was being used.  It seemed easier in the short term to switch back.  We certainly should move back to `__builtin_clzll` eventually since the compiler it more likely to try to optimize the constants away when using a builtin.


JTS is a Java package for computing geometry and spatial indexing. We only use jts to support polygons since their geometry methods is too complicated and we don't want to write our own version for now.


best commit name


Have a look at [this](https://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/core!includes!entity.inc/function/entity_create/8.2.x), `entity_create` is deprecated now so any new entity object should be created like this.


OK, anyway thank you so much for your hard work.


This is not nice! `hack_Beta` is a horrible big hack! Please improve it! I'm especially unsure how to get rid of the two "Unsound HACK"s, which seems to require reasoning about bounds on array elements. And I don't know where to put these rewrites. And maybe a better representation can help, like introducing a binding constructor for the generalized Beta function.


This is a new feature of Simba we just started, which is to support queries over general geometric object. Injecting shape type into spark SQL is a basic building block to do this.


whoops. fixed.


Yeah, stupid assume.  It wants/prefers `OrProp`, and `AndProp` instead of `And` and `Or`.

In any case, we should move to some more robust technology anyways.   But a first step is to make sure we call `is` from as few places as possible, so that we can easily swap it out for some kind of normalization algorithm.


Using a column alias in the where clause is NOT allowed by MySQL. Autoconfiguration is broken therefore.
See https://github.com/dmitryd/typo3-realurl/issues/209


Any of those values will not affect our tests so I gave them like this. BTW I've corrected as you asked.


Not a good one, f4092c93850b91173b0fa47ddb45e1464cd32b5c


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Sao ko dung enum de define constants MAX_HOURS va OVERTIME_RATE? Hay la interface nay sau nay se co them method signature?


expected result should be first ei assertEquals(requisition, requisitionList.get(0))


Looks good to me. Would be happy to test this if you point me to where I can find test docs?


You could probably `#define` `flsll` to `__builtin_clzll` if `__clang__` is defined.


@phase Crud...I think this is actually a bug. What did Java O do to test if a code block was truthy?


LGTM


Why we keep only UUID not whole Object?


No need to have these kinds of empty line breaks in your HTML. Always a nice final step to tidy up your HTML!


@sircelsius @artem-zinnatullin thank you!

You can test via

```sh
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codecov/codecov-bash/923daecf2464a6a008786c4332b8ebc6a64bd0f2/codecov)
```

> Adding to pipeline for deploy today


TL;DR: `eventlet.tpool` is not a replacement for `threading`.

Here's how `eventlet.tpool` (or any thread pool) works:
- you specify size of pool, that is maximum number of concurrent worker threads
- you throw little pieces of work at pool, optionally wait for a particular result
This approach allows you to constantly process small pieces of calculation efficiently, without explicitly controlling execution resources.

When you have a thread that runs forever (`while True`), that's seems inappropriate for thread pool.

Please, consider to run a separate thread with `t.daemon = True` instantiated by regular Python thread API.


This change is useless and breaks the Android build.


Looks like you didn't have time to build out the resumé page.


I've updated this, thanks for the feedback.


why not "type" is a pointer?


well it broke my broadcasting in all my linux OS's . Looks like the defined
port is not default will play with that later tonight.

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finalで定義してコンストラクタで初期化するなら、`yml` とかに書き出してほしい


Why do we need to copy whole datatype instead of set pointer?


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@hsiliev Thanks for the really detailed documentation. I was about to write up some documentation today, but it looks like you have covered what I wanted to document.


No need to create a line-break just for the text. `<p>Text text, my text. Text texty text.</p>` is fine. Any tag that just contains text, as a rule, you don't need to break open.

(This is just a stylistic differentiation. Either way, your code will run fine.)


Great. But in fact... as all these dependencies are only used during the gulp build, maybe they should all (`jquery`, `vue` etc) be moved to `devDependencies`, not just `laravel-elixir-vue`? Want me to submit a PR moving all `dependencies` to `devDependencies`?


Exporting and previewing a large amount of data will still take a few seconds because the values are retried when the action is performed.


kiva (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2236 of 2236 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This function initiates the stat-sheet to display


Great use of article here, and below! Love how you're blocking out the page.


I think using of both "hcoll_datatype_t" and "dte_data_representation_t"  is a bit confusing.  I think going forward, may be we should unify it to expose only one name to rte.


No need for a line break here. Other than this though, your CSS formatting looks fantastic!

Also, consider moving all of your tag-centric rules to the top of your main.css file, and all of your class-centric rules to the bottom.


The problem is that `evalindets` now respects binding structure so much that, well, it gets put off by binding structure:
```
> evalindets(Sum(f(x),x=0..n-1), specfunc(f), g)
Sum(f(x), x = 0 .. n-1)
> subsindets(Sum(f(x),x=0..n-1), specfunc(f), g)
Sum(g(f(x)), x = 0 .. n-1)
```
This offputting respect makes some sense -- after all, what should evalindets do if we use it instead of subsindets below?
```
> subsindets(Sum(f(x),x=0..n-1), specfunc(f), g, h(x))
Sum(g(f(x), h(x)), x = 0 .. n-1)
```
What would be ideal is if we could have
```
> evalindets(Sum(f(x),x=0..n-1), specfunc(f), g, h(x))
Sum(g(f(xRenamedd), h(x)), xRenamed = 0 .. n-1)
```
but that seems hard. Already I'm using `subsindets` on `KB.mpl` lines 306-322 when I'd like to use `evalindets` (because I'm afraid of shadowing) but can't because it would be too timid.


Not sure if the context is correct, here, anyhow, as I mentioned in #1003 we have an old module system that does not handle --delim

I' ve just added PR #1358 to let the delimiter format string be configurable in module.yaml with the default as it currently is.
I have selected delim_format as keyword for configuration.
Similar approach could be used for allowing configuration in module.yaml  of other constants hardcoded in module


Is it possible to bind this directly to String.prototype.toString?


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/3739


saw approval from macintux
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/741257a2e27f9377c515cf0afc2de01849f97f5a


merging basho/riak_kv/fix-az-treat_acl_item_for_insert_as_put = 741257a2 into borshop-integration-1441-fix-az-treat_acl_item_for_insert_as_put


basho/riak_kv/fix-az-treat_acl_item_for_insert_as_put = 741257a2 merged ok, testing candidate = 3260c870


i'm not sure i understand, but i think what we have is good.


Why do we need to this structure. Why can't we set hcoll_dtype directly to ompi type attribute?


Maybe need to add:
```sourcepawn
delete hIter;


I completely disagree. Builders are used to create objects when they need to be parametrized with lots of different arguments that can come in different order and at different times. Using the word build or builder is absolutely useless if you use it all over the place. It's like calling all methods "doer", "doit" "doSomething". Yes, they do stuff, but that doesn't communicate things very well. I think combine is a fine word, or even "join" depending on what the implementation does.

Builders are absolute crap in almost all situations in Javascript - powerful languages have lots of better ways of doing things than the builder pattern.


Good job on your index.html page! Your styling looks solid. To get that text-wrapping effect, float your image to the right instead of making it block-level (reading through your notes, it looks like you actually understood this, just made a different choice out the gate.)

The work you're doing is very good, but we want to make sure you're completing the full assignments so these concepts become second nature. If you have any questions, feel free to come to office hours. They're a great way to get one-on-one question-and-answer time, to jump ahead, or deepen your understanding of concepts we're already covered.


How often can it happen that isMac returns true and isDosLike is also true???


EMS (brianlball) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (2174 of 2449 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Yeah, and?


I have a problem with this patch in the geography view with filtering. If I select an "enclosed by" place clicking on the button then click on find, I get the following :
  File "/home/gramps/gramps42/gramps/gen/filters/rules/place/_isenclosedby.py", line 62, in apply
    if self.list[1] == '1' and place.handle == self.handle:
IndexError: list index out of range


Ahhhh


The fact that you're not sure, and just use a catch-all, is a dangerous sign that you haven't actually thought about it.


So because you changed from `unshift` to `push` doesn't that mean the ordering is now the opposite? I presume it was intentionally adding it to the front of `saved_data`?


ca sa nu faci confuzii mai jos in logica ii bine sa ii zici variabilei asteie "customerDao"


> sorry to complain, but the main .ts files (slider.component.ts, slideable.directive.ts etc) is still in there.

Really ...
I'm sorry, I fixed it just now


@gi11es I thought that's too specific to Pillow. Could not come up with generic names/approach applicable to other engines.


asta ar trbui sa returneze un Customer in loc sa fie void


asta ar trebui sa returneze o lista de customers in loc sa fie void


return Product ;)


return List<Product> ;)


See https://github.com/PCNI/OpenHMIS/commit/3400ae1b4dbe6885a4d44dfa6bdbc7178f10d916, which should have been linked in this commit message.


thanks, fixed in git. I'll hold off on a release unless there are problems in the wild.


parenthesis here are unnecessary and non-idiomatic.


Sorry, I meant part of the Engine class right here, defined in pil.py. Having the get_resize_filter outside of the class makes it more awkward to override if you extend the Pillow engine


return List<Customer>


return Customer


Cool, wasn't sure. Will remove them.


yes, looks good!


What about size of Python package?


I undid that change in https://github.com/OHDSI/Atlas/commit/3522295b724f7bc2a55f0d55b872318adea40261. There were a bunch of other things that needed unwrapping and then some others that I'm not sure what to do with, but the code is working now.


nu ti se pare ca se cam repeta linia asta ? :D


glorious


Why weren't you sure?


prinzi exceptia si nu zici ninic ?


asta ar fi bine sa fie inchis cand ai terminat cu el ;)


This commit **breaks** the Android build. Please fix.


I meant why do you need `error` state in  HTTPParserState?


Adding  Português to the script.
[https://github.com/exrat/rutorrent-bonobox](https://github.com/exrat/rutorrent-bonobox)
[Commit](https://github.com/exrat/rutorrent-bonobox/commit/733ca6071a1e5955fa9f6a028adb81cca268b8b2)
Thanks for the translation :)
Ex.


inchide rs si ps ... pls :-P


I think we should replace this line by :
        if len(self.list) == 0:
            return False
        if len(self.list) == 1 and place.handle == self.handle:
            return True

any comment ?


ready to merge


You are right.
I see an other solution.

Use extended yii\gii\CodeFile, in which I will add additional validation for migration file. For migration files ignore datetime stamp.

Is that alright with you?


You don't even need "(ATtiny)" on the programmer names! These programmers will only be available when this core is selected in Eclipse, so it's obvious that they belongs to the ATtinyCore 😉


    private String getArch() {
        String info;
        if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.LOLLIPOP) {
            info = Build.SUPPORTED_ABIS[0];
        } else {
            info = System.getenv("os.arch");
        }
        if ("x86".equals(info)) {
            return "x86"; // Intel 32 bit
        } else if ("x86_64".equals(info)) {
            return "x86_64"; // Intel 64 bit
        } else if (info.startsWith("arm64")) {
            return "arm64"; // Arm 64 bit
        } else {
            return "arm"; // Arm 32 bit
        }
}


Tested on a Mac with 10.11.6, zsh and md5sum from MacPorts works…

md5sum version:
```
/opt/local/bin/md5sum
➜  tmp md5sum --version
Microbrew md5sum/sha1sum/ripemd160sum 0.9.5 (Wed Dec  6 12:48:56 EST 2006)
  Compiled Jan 13 2016 at 20:22:14
Written by Bulent Yilmaz

Copyright (C) 2004,2006 Microbrew Software
```

(OS X has only md5 from OpenSSL builtin, so OS X users have to use MacPorts, Homebrew or similar to get a compatible one)


trying to delete branch


This should be the same prefix you use in registry.xml, so: `easyform`.


I'm pretty sure it can also be inlined instead of using a function. `nnoremap <Leader>e ya]}[ pa: <https://example.com>`

It also currently clobbers the default copy register so maybe assign it a different one.


Good to here


This is not working for me, list contains `NaN1` - `NaN721`.


TOP :+1:


I wasn't sure if parenthesis would make the expression more clear. Maybe only if what evaluated to a boolean had more complicated logic.


@hayley PR please


I am using pileup file but the output file always empty only the header appear ,i don't know where is the problem


What I did back then was to call SEE in score<CAPTURES>  then write all possible predictors in a file and make a ANOVA-type analysis. This is how I came up with relative rank being an option. I also tried some other predictors but none worked. Good luck!


Sir @ryst  i really appreciate the time and effort you took for making this tweak for 3 different version,

I'm trying to make a similar tweak which would be compatible for Ios 9.3.2 it's been many days but i didn't get it. I was able to change the version and other few labels but wasn't able to change "Store capacity"

i have tried finding many forums and blogs, i didn't find a proper help.
and at last i found you in reddit,

It would be very helpful for me and other, If you could please spare some time and make another tweak which will be compatible for Ios 9.3.2

Thankyou :)


App icon changed


👉 https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-gl-native/pull/5786


1) When you want to fix a commit that is already pushed to the remote
repo, you can just revert the changes in push another commit with a
message "fix but introduced in ..." or fix commit ...

2) When you want to fix a commit message you can do this:
git commit --amend
(fix commit message)
git push -f upstream master

3) When you want to fix and replace a commit, you can do this

do changes
git commit -a
(accept commit)
git rebase -i HEAD~2
(change the commit hash to "f" and save)
git push -f upstream master

2) and 3) can cause disruption, so you have to do it almost
immediately after noticing something wrong.


Should be `pokeList.push( { id: key, text: value + ' - #' + key } );`, I guess.


The technology is here!


We cant use random here.. We are waking to a point do the direction needs to be correct :D


Carlo


starting from this commit there are some random hangs ingame and a lot of hangs while a game is booting, a easily reproducible one is with the game smash bross mele or with 20xx (a mod for this game), it just hit an INT3 the moment after booting.


Mam problem z pozbyciem się id z widoku.


We don't explicitly save models at the end of an epoch, so I have no answer to your question. Obviously, the effectiveness would depend on how large each epoch is. We typically saved a checkpoint every 30000 minibatches (minibatch size 80), and used the last 4 checkpoints, or a selection based on dev-BLEU.

I didn't experiment much with different ensembling methods, but one interesting finding by @emjotde  was that averaging the network weights gave a similar improvement as ensembling (but only if the averaged models were checkpoints from the same training run). See http://www.statmt.org/wmt16/pdf/W16-2316.pdf for details.


Carlu


```
  -      if (isAlreadyShowing && !!container) {
 +      if (isAlreadyShowing && !!container && !!pop.opts.reusePopover) {
          oldPop.targetEl.removeAttribute('pinned-pop');
          oldPop.targetEl.removeAttribute('unpinned-pop');
          if (!!oldPop && !!oldPop.childPops.length) {
           oldPop.childPops.forEach(function(child: Pop): void {
             this.hidePop(child.targetEl, false);
           }, this);
         }
         if (!!oldPop && !!oldPop.parentPop) {
           let idx = oldPop.parentPop.childPops.indexOf(oldPop);
           if (idx !== -1) {
             oldPop.parentPop.childPops.splice(idx, 1);
           }
          }
        }

 -      if (isAlreadyShowing && !!container) {
 +      if (isAlreadyShowing && !!container && !!pop.opts.reusePopover) {
```

Can we move this into the same conditional block?


Carlou


develop (Unknown) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2377 of 2447 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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t1= <Parameter 'n0', value=30.551423541772674 +/- 1.52e+05, bounds=[1:100]>
mu= <Parameter 'n1', value=11.89496086944331 +/- 0.00726, bounds=[10.438839306959775:22.583014471093023]>
std= <Parameter 'n2', value=0.88937924037049831 +/- 0.00854, bounds=[0.8:1.5]>
amp1= <Parameter 'n3', value=464.8537354204658 +/- 4.2e+08, bounds=[435.0:1305.0]>
t2= <Parameter 'n4', value=4.9855645737978058 +/- 0.102, bounds=[1:1000]>
amp2= <Parameter 'n5', value=5965.347324072889 +/- 223, bounds=[0:1000000]>
t3= <Parameter 'n6', value=24.685137098176906 +/- 8.25e+04, bounds=[1:10000]>
amp3= <Parameter 'n7', value=806.09579516849931 +/- 4.2e+08, bounds=[0:1000]>


Good carlo


var newInt() would work better than the other thing that you did
`var newInt()` would work a little better


> hello


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/3740


yep randomdirection is wrong ,
but it should add random meters targeting the destination (example 1m moving towards destination  heartbeat 10m moving towards destination 4m heartbeat)


Looks like you came up very close to what I proposed in my PR. A couple of things:

- Q or q is valid, it's case insensitive.
- Technically the open brace characters should be excluded from the \z case, since q'[ should not match [', only ]' I'm not sure if this would cause any conflicts in the matching, either (probably not but I'm not that familiar with the intricacies of vim highlighting.
- I noticed you found the n character in the docs. Technically, the n should be an optional for all strings, not just quoted strings....I would either exclude it altogether or add it to the general string case. (it is also case-insensitive)
- Would it be more clear/necessary to escape the closing ] brace? It looks like both match when performing a search in vim.


demo里用自定义loadmore slot


kiva (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2276 of 2276 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Why not use preferences.getDataModel().refresh()?


I'm honored! 🙇


name="SonyAosp/device_sony_sumire"
underscore and not hyphen, next two lines as well


Hi,

was it tried with the pawn span of the strong side only?


Better looks like this:
```
.. php:namespace:: CodeIgniter\View

.. php:interface:: RendererableInterface

    .. php:method: name()

        ....
```

Output:
**interface** _CodeIgniter\View\RendererableInterface_

What do you think Mr. @jim-parry ? :)


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

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correct typo


This is my new thing:

```viml
autocmd filetype markdown nnoremap <Leader>e :normal "wya]}[ "wpa: <https://example.com><Esc>vi>
```


Also it breaks if the current paragraph is the last paragraph


Dammit, yeah that worked fine for the old model but didn't once we changed the array layout from [][] to [].  Will be happy to have that standardized going forward, we also need to avoid having all these bit shifts be hard coded in different places.


Translation?


2) and 3) force the remote to synchronize with yours, if someone else
has already added commits before you push, so beware.. I do it when
when nobody else is adding commits to the same repo and i found the
problem just after pushing my commit, so in a matter of 5 seconds i
secretly fix it.


This is my first blog


I know....


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

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hello word


I also tested out if the `parentNeurons` work fine. It actually works!


other_equipment (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2225 of 2239 tests passed, 541 test warnings)

 * 541 tests had: AUD diffs.

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Carlo


sorry that i was away for a long time, my computer had problems and i
dident want to inform you about my ideas before i make any progress, i
think i might be going for a little while because i just got myself a nice
pack of games, i will be working on the mod for dihonored in the meantime
and i will try to stay online and massege u

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wrote:

> How are you adding upgrades then? Sounds interesting. If you find any way
> to make enemies' stun states activate even if they are already stunned then
> that would be great. Spawning enemies and increasing their hp is also high
> on my list.
> Please add me on skype: marijn_a@hotmail.comNickname is currently mars -
> lord of autism and i have a picture with a green hat with flowers on it.
> Cant really miss it.
>
>
> Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2016 00:25:34 -0700
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> Subject: Re: [DarkWave0/DishonoredCuhrayzeeMod] Branched the mod (30788d2)
>
> Thanks alot for the link, i tried using the dishonored______.ini files so
>
> far, thing is i have no single clue how do upk files work on dishonored
> but
>
> ill learn, btw i dont have steam so maybe we can contact on skype? And btw
>
> my idea was making a mod, which gives you more mana (in regen and amout
>
> mean) but it will remove any kind of combat with a weapon, i found ways to
>
> remove being able to stab, block and choke people, so im gonna modify
>
> spells to make them a little more "combaty" such as adding extra upgrades
>
> to the wind push or whatever its called to make it be usefull for combat.
>
> But i think i got you bored enough with all of my explinition so ill just
>
> say that my mod removes normal combat and makes spells your main weapon.
>
> בתאריך 12 ביול 2016 11:23, "DarkWave0" <notifications@github.com> כתב:
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>
>
> > Forgot the link D:
>
> >
> http://www.moddb.com/games/dishonored/downloads/field-editor-051-tautologist-tool
>
> > I used the 0.6 version that's also in that link. If you can't get it to
>
> > work I'll also be able to send you a folder with all the files in it,
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>
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>
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>
> > ask if you maybe know an attribute that can be used to make mana
>
> > regeneration regenerate bigger or smaller amout of mana? if you dont
> know i
>
> > saw that you know how to get inf mana so ill be happy to hear that too,
> if
>
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Fixed in PR https://github.com/code-dot-org/code-dot-org/pull/9689.


Verkar inte funka för oss då det inte stödjer python 3?


ah. good point. no need to check for null preferences in this case, right?


Does it make sense to `#ifdef` these out for iOS? Initially I was confused as to what a tooltip meant in the context of iOS. It reminded me of the raster SDK and the user confusion around annotation callouts MapKit-style and the old [`RMMarker.label` API](https://github.com/mapbox/mi-sdk-legacy/blob/a496f1766fdcea108261dfad011688dc4287456e/MapView/Map/RMMarker.h#L42).


This is a first try.


Hypothesis: Success is caused by increasing incarceration rate # debate with samir

Null Hypothesis: Success (as measured by gdp) is not caused by increasing incarceration rate

Result: Null Hypothesis rejected using granger test of causality.

US Data alone used
Sources: a) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:U.S._incarceration_rates_1925_onwards.png
b) http://www.multpl.com/us-gdp-inflation-adjusted/table
References:
1) http://www.r-bloggers.com/chicken-or-the-egg-granger-causality-for-the-masses/
2) https://sycophant.files.wordpress.com/2007/04/thurman-1988.pdf

PS: I have a feeling that the hypothesis can be rejected by having other countries' data


Yup. Guaranteed non-null.

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Think about alphabetical pagination for customers.


fast-forwarding riak_ts-develop to borshop-integration-1441-fix-az-treat_acl_item_for_insert_as_put = 3260c870


CLI tests pass on Windows.


It should be OS X–only already. Did I miss anything?


@xfurry
if ill spawn this object...by .add gobject xxx .... it will work fine.
Pls look here:
https://youtu.be/WCnmhRB_Ftc

But because this object is hidden.. and respawned by event... he wont stay after first use... and despawn. :(
look here:
https://youtu.be/NZ2InMD3wNY

BTW:
Maybe I did thix fix in wrong way... I may rethink about it...
this spell:
```code
ID - 16447 Spawn Challenge to Urok
Effect 0: Id 61 (SPELL_EFFECT_SEND_EVENT)
BasePoints = 1
Targets (0, 0) (NO_TARGET, NO_TARGET)
EffectMiscValueA = 4845

Effect 1: Id 86 (SPELL_EFFECT_ACTIVATE_OBJECT)
BasePoints = 1
Targets (40, 0) (TARGET_FOCUS_OR_SCRIPTED_GAMEOBJECT, NO_TARGET)
EffectMiscValueA = 15
```

Maybe object should appear not from event .. maybe from that effect 1 ... SPELL_EFFECT_ACTIVATE_OBJECT


This is just a sandbox and shall be removed from the master.


May be better Slack?


This has the addition of rough charts and graphs that are currently under review.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#NhA7W0VZQi-UGKYfFYO9Vg


Some apocalyptic future. Sorry, you're right. This will be fixed to only check for whether it is a Mac.


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DRY. Don't repeat the formatting string.

```
log_level = logging.DEBUG if args.debug else logging.INFO
logging.basicConfig(format='[%(levelname)s] %(message)s', level=log_level)
```


:clap: Loved autocomplete & chips javascript plugin behavior. Nice work.


Hello,
i've installed GitLab 5 first time.

I get fhe following error while:

git push -u origin master
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

My ssh key is working fine, when i look at
tail -f /var/log/auth.log

Mar 27 15:33:30 ugitbuntu sshd[1802]: pam_unix(sshd:session): session opened for user git by (uid=0)
Mar 27 15:33:31 ugitbuntu sshd[1935]: Received disconnect from 10.100.2.172: 11: disconnected by user
Mar 27 15:33:31 ugitbuntu sshd[1802]: pam_unix(sshd:session): session closed for user git

What happens?
What can I do?

$ gitlab-shell/bin/check
Check GitLab API access: OK
Check directories and files:
/home/git/repositories: OK
/home/git/.ssh/authorized_keys: OK

gitlab$ bundle exec rake gitlab:env:info RAILS_ENV=production

System information
System: Ubuntu 12.04
Current User: git
Using RVM: no
Ruby Version: 1.9.3p327
Gem Version: 1.8.23
Bundler Version:1.3.4
Rake Version: 10.0.3

GitLab information
Version: 5.1.0pre
Revision: a31fe1a
Directory: /home/git/gitlab
DB Adapter: postgresql
URL: https://ugitbuntu
HTTP Clone URL: https://ugitbuntu/some-project.git
SSH Clone URL: git@ugitbuntu:some-project.git
Using LDAP: no
Using Omniauth: no

GitLab Shell
Version: 1.2.0
Repositories: /home/git/repositories/
Hooks: /home/git/gitlab-shell/hooks/
Git: /usr/bin/git

gitlab$ bundle exec rake gitlab:check RAILS_ENV=production
Checking Environment ...

Git configured for git user? ... yes
Has python2? ... yes
python2 is supported version? ... yes

Checking Environment ... Finished

Checking Gitlab Shell ...

GitLab Shell version? ... OK (1.2.0)
Repo base directory exists? ... yes
Repo base directory is a symlink? ... no
Repo base owned by git:git? ... yes
Repo base access is drwxrws---? ... yes
post-receive hook up-to-date? ... yes
post-receive hooks in repos are links: ...
stefan / blabla ... repository is empty

Checking Gitlab Shell ... Finished

Checking Sidekiq ...

Running? ... yes

Checking Sidekiq ... Finished

Checking GitLab ...

Database config exists? ... yes
Database is SQLite ... no
All migrations up? ... yes
GitLab config exists? ... yes
GitLab config outdated? ... no
Log directory writable? ... yes
Tmp directory writable? ... yes
Init script exists? ... yes
Init script up-to-date? ... yes
Projects have satellites? ...
stefan / blabla ... can't create, repository is empty

Checking GitLab ... Finished

Now I'm testing one week ago, but I won't get it work.

Regards
Stefan


@tejohnso is this a standard node module?


Would adding the `--fast` tag speed up thing even more?


Nice one :D
Will look into that later, thanks for the ping


In general, for checking two single values against each other, you NEVER need parens around that, and most of the time you shouldn't put them in. If the expressions are more complex, parens can sometimes help make it more clear, but it's a balance, since they adder a lot of clutter as well. You need to use good taste.


Depends. It would make compilation faster and testing slower. (But compilation is the bottleneck, so...)


The user guide has been changed in my Parser PR to just read class:: CodeIgniter\View\View
The change won't be reflected in the online UG until my PR is ready & merged.

I am not sure about the best practice for referencing the interface implemented. The Parser also implements it, but I may have slightly different stories for its method writeups.


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What is _pw? power?

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> I'm especially unsure how to get rid of the two "Unsound HACK"s, which
> seems to require reasoning about bounds on array elements. And I don't know
> where to put these rewrites. And maybe a better representation can help,
> like introducing a binding constructor for the generalized Beta function.
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@ekoshkin There are (currently) three supported versions of the test runner, compiled with .net 3.5, 4.0 and 4.5 respectively. A build agent which only has .net 4.0 should be marked as compatible with builds using the 4.0 test runner, but not the 4.5 one. If the agent has 4.5+ though, it can run both.
At least that is my understanding of the compatibility between the different versions, am I missing something?


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


I meant piecewise.


Why was this removed? I get errors trying to `npm run pack` now


Won't that restore the old and slow behavior for empty prefixes?


```
iframe[src^="http"]
```


No offense, but I'm curious how this edit (`const { className } = this.props` followed by `let className = ...`) got compiled.


Forgot to fix that, I'll take care right now.
Concerning c2m4, that was the one I fixed after [USEACTORPITCH / ROLL](http://zdoom.org/wiki/MODELDEF#Flags) flags new feature.


I will drop this here
http://feld.com/archives/2014/07/deconstructing-mentor-manifesto.html

http://davidgcohen.com/2011/08/28/the-mentor-manifesto/


No offense, but I'm curious how this edit (const { className } = this.props followed by let className = ...) got compiled.


@digitall And very special thanks to you for tracking this (really hard to find) cause down to a single constant value. It certainly required way more effort than the fix! :)


you almost never want to use the <b> tag because it muddies the waters between markup and presentation. A better choice is the <strong> tag, since it imparts strong importance while also bolding text by default.


Yes, nice one :)


Congrats about the V1 release :) :+1:


thanks for the feedback:
- the syntax uses `syn case ignore` so either case should be possible
- yeah, I already fixed that one (after i saw it in your PR).
- okay, will add it then there as well.
- I think, the escape of the closing brace is not needed.


Yeh, sory about that!


FTR the language module should already be scanned where the prefix is empty.


When JavaScript is disabled, the `<a>` is a simple link to `/logout`.

So if `/logout` is reached by GET method, it should display a form for logging out.


You don't want to use the <i> tag for the same reasons as the <b> tag. I recommend using the <em> tag instead since it italicizes text by default and conveys a little more semantic meaning.


True, good catch @mondaychen! Would you mind submitting a PR fixing this?


these color codes are so specific, it cracks me up.


excellent use of this selector


Thanks. :+1:


> So we might as well apply is and counditbe to simplify only the atomic
formulas,
> and let piecewise construction (in PiecewiseTools:-Is, it seems)
> bubble up any resulting true or false through logical connectives.

Could you please give an example of that? Even when they're correct, is(A
or B) is different from is(A) or is(B) due to quantification.

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> Sorry I wasn't clear. It just seems that is and coulditbe don't deal so
> well with logical connectives anyway:
>
> > is(Or(x<0,x>=0)) assuming x::real;
>                               FAIL
> > coulditbe(And(x>=0,x<0)) assuming x::real;
>                               FAIL
>
> So we might as well apply is and counditbe to simplify only the atomic
> formulas, and let piecewise construction (in PiecewiseTools:-Is, it
> seems) bubble up any resulting true or false through logical connectives.
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No, it only looks in the language module, which is surely already loaded, and not in any other imported modules. (There is a special case for empty prefixes.)


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The language module and the current module I mean.


small typo: s/proxy-authentication/proxy-authenticate/
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2616#section-14.33
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7235#section-4.3


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I think I gave examples above, under "don't deal so well with logical connectives anyway"?


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This was done on purpose: cli overrides conf


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


> cloud looks to only serve images, not sure if services exists.

of course it exists.


@jannau ping - any comment on this please?


What prompted this change? If it was due to something like `x.hasOwnProperty(y)`, that can be changed to `{}.hasOwnProperty.call(x, y)`. http://eslint.org/docs/rules/no-prototype-builtins


@Zangetsu38 Is this on current master? Either way I dont currently own this game so it may be a few days. How does vulkan perform for this game?


what the actual fuck
how do you pronounce that, mate
i dont even


@davidh-ssec are you interested in the https://github.com/conda-forge/pykdtree-feedstock/ too?


Just a change of names


yeah, no..

This will cause `bin` exclude to exclude not only `bin` but also `binary` - the second param is the prefix


@kd-11 Yes, wxitrh master build works, Juste need select
>  Load libraries:
    - libac3dec.sprx
    - libadec.sprx
    - libatxdec.sprx
    - libdmux.sprx
    - libdmuxpamf.sprx
    - libfont.sprx
    - libfontFT.sprx
    - libfreetype.sprx
    - libfreetypeTT.sprx
    - libl10n.sprx
    - libpamf.sprx
    - librtc.sprx
    - libsail.sprx
    - libsmvd2.sprx
    - libsre.sprx


You should always maintain authorship for all these commits.
Here's how if you don't know... :)
git commit --amend --author="Author Name <email@address.com>"


Aqui fue donde eliminaste los dos archivos


As a starting point, I added a unit test: https://github.com/s9y/Serendipity/commit/d31c8960f804de45d44b96c8fd4cbdb7453c87be


Right now no. I'm really only a contributor to pykdtree and not necessarily a maintainer.


@gdamjan fixed in #3802


There's a shorthand for padding that you may find useful. If you supply one value to padding (and margin) the value is applied to the top, right, bottom and left, in that order. If you provide 2 values, the first is applied to the top and bottom and the second applies to the left and right. Because of this, the two lines for padding-left and padding-right can be combined to padding: 0 25px;


It should all be working properly now.


> Right now no. I'm really only a contributor to pykdtree and not necessarily a maintainer.

That is fair but note that the recipe is more about the users of conda and that package than the code. Although it is awesome when the developers themselves are a part of the packaging team :wink:


Send in a commit fast before flames!


@maimoonak Do test and let me know. Also, I have no clue how to get the entered data back after a POST call in all the pages.


172d3e04435712cb62ff48b7e86605d842f313cf thanks


@MonkeyLeeT @invisiblek did fix it in a commit!


nice used of material here.


AFAIK if xUnit doesnt use new classes, appeared in NET 4.5 or 4.6 it can actually run any 4.x version of runtime.


Ken, I'm not seeing your results.  In Maple2016, evalindets(Sum(f(x), x=
0..n-1), specfunc(f), g) gives the same result as the equivalent with
subsindets.  Although a change in the semantics is not mentioned in the
help, there has been a big change: Both evalindets and subsindets have been
moved to the kernel.

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> The problem is that evalindets now respects binding structure so much
> that, well, it gets put off by binding structure:
>
> > evalindets(Sum(f(x),x=0..n-1), specfunc(f), g)
> Sum(f(x), x = 0 .. n-1)
> > subsindets(Sum(f(x),x=0..n-1), specfunc(f), g)
> Sum(g(f(x)), x = 0 .. n-1)
>
> This offputting respect makes some sense -- after all, what should
> evalindets do if we use it instead of subsindets below?
>
> > subsindets(Sum(f(x),x=0..n-1), specfunc(f), g, h(x))
> Sum(g(f(x), h(x)), x = 0 .. n-1)
>
> What would be ideal is if we could have
>
> > evalindets(Sum(f(x),x=0..n-1), specfunc(f), g, h(x))
> Sum(g(f(xRenamedd), h(x)), xRenamed = 0 .. n-1)
>
> but that seems hard. Already I'm using subsindets on KB.mpl lines 306-322
> when I'd like to use evalindets (because I'm afraid of shadowing) but
> can't because it would be too timid.
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Looks to be a renderArea /Viewport/Scissor issue, something that was recently fixed on vulkan. Does vulkan boot this game?


Exception in thread "JavaFX Application Thread" java.lang.NullPointerException
        at com.pokegoapi.api.inventory.CandyJar.getCandies(CandyJar.java:80)
        at com.pokegoapi.api.pokemon.Pokemon.getCandy(Pokemon.java:150)
        at dekk.pw.pokemate.PokeMateUI.lambda$null$4(PokeMateUI.java:147)
        at com.sun.javafx.application.PlatformImpl.lambda$null$173(PlatformImpl.                                          java:295)
        at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
        at com.sun.javafx.application.PlatformImpl.lambda$runLater$174(PlatformI                                          mpl.java:294)
        at com.sun.glass.ui.InvokeLaterDispatcher$Future.run(InvokeLaterDispatch                                          er.java:95)
        at com.sun.glass.ui.win.WinApplication._runLoop(Native Method)
        at com.sun.glass.ui.win.WinApplication.lambda$null$148(WinApplication.ja                                          va:191)
        at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:745)


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@mxstbr already did :) https://github.com/elementalui/elemental/pull/169


@kd-11 Yes, I Said this game ha


For instance Wikipedia uses a graceful degradation like this.


There are other games broken too, like Harry Potter: The Prisoner of Azkaban


Ok. I'll look into it if I find some free time


This is solid work. The CSS and HTML are well formatted and you clearly did some snooping to find properties like letter-spacing and tags like i and b.


Yeah, it's true, but the comment said `keep orig ordering`, which `unshift()` doesn't do.  Perhaps it was a feature of using `for ... in ...` that caused reversal?  Or just a misleading comment, in which case the new code is wrong.


unless we're doing camelcase-to-underscore on the input args to the query, camelizing the output is not a good idea. We should tweak the linter instead of doing this


Oh man — this would be so cool! No more fiddling around with spreadsheets that don’t account for IV in the first place. ♥


What's the point of changing this from array to undefined?


exported function should be named; instead of `module.exports = (arr) => {` do `module.exports = function camelizeArray(arr) {`


@kd-11 for this game, important, use version PSN available in PSNStuff, blue ray version have probleme in intsalation ^^


ok


No, you gave examples of applying is an coulditbe to unatomic formulas. I'm
looking for an example of what you mean by "apply is and coulditbe to
simplify the atomic formulas, ... bubble up any resulting true or false...."

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created a new branch


you had one job python, and it was to point out glaring errors like this


no he recibido invitacion


Its sometimes difficult to find a workable translation for functionality like that


using `for...in{hasOwnProperty` is considered bad practice. do `for (const key of Object.keys(obj))`

also, why does this function modify the object it's being passed? It should be creating a new object and adding properties to that. example:

    const obj = { a_b: 1 };
    camelifyObject(obj);
    assert(obj.aB === 1)


.travis.yml too


@kd-11 Oh yes, Catherine need thatn I have this error
>F {rsx::thread} class fmt::exception thrown: get_subresources_layout_impl(): Wrong format 0x9c
(in file Emu\RSX\Common\TextureUtils.cpp:186)


For effective verify the software quality  without too manul control.


Uh why was that added back?


Generally, there are two problems with this function: first the name is confusing, it doesn't camelize an array, it camelizes the keys of the objects inside the array. Maybe `camelizeObjects`?

Secondly, this could be reduced to `const camelizeObjects = (objects => objects.map(camelizeObject));`.


we should make sure to validate these things before sending to server, and issuing the user some indications if the formats are not valid.. it may be rare, but this is still standard practice.


saw approval from javajolt
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/d94c113c15fd8ceeb8a668ad7dcd629f76e71a32


merging basho/riak_kv/fix-az-consistently_spell_list_keys_atom = d94c113c into borshop-integration-1443-fix-az-consistently_spell_list_keys_atom


basho/riak_kv/fix-az-consistently_spell_list_keys_atom = d94c113c merged ok, testing candidate = b0387585


Hmm, unless I'm missing something, it seems like they achieve the same thing. Is there a reason why you would use `/(dev)?api/` over `/(dev){0,1}api/`?


You can use this shorthand syntax with padding as well. I noticed in your body selector at the top you're calling out padding-top, padding-bottom, padding-right, and padding-left explicitly.


typo


you should avoid using this particular selector and just use "a" instead. Both "a" and "a:link" will target anchor tags, but the former has lower specificity and is easier to override.


You rarely, if ever, should use the br tag. If you need a break in the content or space between elements, use margins or wrap your content in block-level tags like div or p.


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It's not the most semantic option using these pipe characters. If the li + li selector doesn't work for you, you could also apply a class to the li elements to give them a border on one side.


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overall, not a good idea in the long run. it's unfortunate that the conventions for both postgres tables and json apis (both the input and the output) are to use `snake_case` and javascript's convention is to use `camelCase` but unless it's done in very specific circumstances (such as converting the queries from `hyphen-case` to `camelCase`), it can lead to strange bugs that are hard to grep for.


If you want to undo commits the --hard way and force it into the git repo (this is a serious as 2 and 3):

type git log

commit d91a78a2c42e3281f6f27789beadfda4baa7c9ef
Author: gyrog
    remove mount -o move to dev_save

commit 96482f2100ead823c7b8a0bd81d7c14b34a075fd
Author: gyrog
    remove left-over symbolic link

etc

you want to undo revert commit  "remove mount -o move to dev_save", then reset HEAD to the previous commit (remove left-over symbolic link):

git reset --hard 96482f2100ead823c7b8a0bd81d7c14b34a075fd
git push -f upstream master


@Malabarba What do you mean by evaluate the `reduce`? Right now, it simply evaluates the _symbol_ at point, which seems not very useful imo. As far as I can tell, the motivating and intended addition in #1720 was to enable evaluation of the current form around point, e.g. `(reduce + [1 2 3])`.


setting the left and right margins to auto is a good way to horizontally center content, but it's not doing quite what you want here because the hr's are the full width of their parent (the body tag)


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missing jwt?