Glad to hear that works well on cm! :) Did you take a look at bt commit too? I still don't know why, but sometimes after a dirty flash or a bt share crash system tries to load the prepatch file instead of the right patchfile.. I've tried to set BOARD_HAVE_SAMSUNG_BLUETOOTH as true, works better but sometimes sytem loads the prepatch file because .cid.info file is unreadable.. The only way i found to fix this bug is to move the prepatch file into a subdirectory, in this way it cannot be loaded. I know that this does not fix the root cause and it's just a workaroud, but works well, do not cause any issue and fixes the bt not turning on bug. I ported on opt-cm too because a lot of users experienced this issue, so i suppose that official cm has this problem too..!


Fix for #2


I see. But we don't need to in the receiver, we just catch all errors. Not sure if we need to differentiate here, but thinking about how to handle this if we did need to is a good point.


new comit


template for website


Extraneous space


When I run RMWorkflowMigrator against our on-premises TFS 2015 Update 3 install, I get "A critical error occurred:" with message, "Version 14.98.25331.0 is unsupported."


Add extra line here


@javelinanddart Testing now Paul, will report if i experience issues! :)


@stellarxo Why div and h3 serving the same purpose?


@B--B Awesome, thanks! :)
I haven't been having any issues, but it doesn't hurt to have more people check it!


I can't believe how simple this fix is. Great stuff, mate 👏


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#PDF_hCuBT6Wr4BPNSNeXbw


For this you need http://labs.rampinteractive.co.uk/touchSwipe/demos/

Try to find minified version for this and add it through plugin `add_resources` method. Move owl carousel script only for banner  and separate script.js files for banner and carousel. Since other one is bootstrap3 carousel and other one is owl carousel.

Also might be a wise idea to just make both owl carousels. The swipe would come free in that change.


No need for new line.


Good thinking. How could I forget those!


This is an interesting way of doing this, since VisualStudioImpl doesn't really have any APIs that you would expect to add the reference for, but now people are doing it just to get the Shell.14 references.

I'd almost rather do one of:

1. Create a VisualStudio.Shell dependency project, like the one you removed the references from in the first place.
2. Just add the two lines to the project.json files of the respective projects instead.

@jasonmalinowski what are your thoughts?


For alist completion, getting the whole alist element is better. If you only need the `cdr`, it's easy to discard the `car`.

However, giving the `cdr` to the action function often results in one of the two awkward workarounds:

- either do a reverse lookup
- or preemptively cons a string onto each element of the alist, so that each element has the same string twice.

The reverse lookup may also have problems with uniqueness.


Try not to mix `var` and `let` in the same file, and prefer `let` overall.


The scatter plot (or 3d scatter plot) don't have a colorscale, so I won't include that.


Changes need to be made here;

if(state[y1][x1] == 'BLACK' colour = black

if(state[y1][x1] == 'WHITE' colour = white

if(state[x1][x1] == 0 colour = transparent


Also, instead of saying it saves all GCE state in GCS, just say is saves all infrastructure in a bucket, and then below mention that currently only GCE & GCS are supported. That way it reads more clearly that this should be possible for all providers soon.


126735005-AdaptiveThermostat (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2275 of 2275 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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126735005-AdaptiveThermostat (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I think so.


I'm uploading the build for testers now, so we can have more feedbacks from different users/variants! ;)

@smeroni68 please take a look at this and report if something does not work (i know you love benchmarks... :D)


> we can't take any changes in the code now
@msabansal 'now' means before Windows Server 2016 RTM?


I'm fine with either of those.  the reason i didn't do '2' was: now i have to manually add it to a lot of projects.  With the current approach, the transitive copying gets it done for me with only having to update a handful of projects.

I could do '1', and then update the projects i updated to point at that.  I was just kinda loathe to introduce another project since they seem so heavyweight.  But if that's what you guys would prefer, i'll do it.

At the end of hte day, this was simple, didn't involve adding projects, and allowed me to do minimal updates.  That appealed to me :)


Even I use a app password is still not working!


You should use the [combineFlag](https://github.com/SWS-Methodology/faoswsFlag/blob/master/R/combineFlag.R) function to combine the flags.


@ezyang Yeah, littering commit messages with incidental infrastructure stuff is... suboptimal. (Also: Why didn't they use the accepted 'format' for git commit message metadata? Sigh.)


In the controller, this parameter is `application.attributes`, not `application`.


Yeah that's what I thought but in practice they raise an error if app isn't present.


This second case is already pretty confusing and should have been documented.

It looks like it's trying to handle the situation where the parent class has some property of type A, and the child class tries to make that property of type B, where B is not just a basic property.

I'm suprised we even try to support such a thing.


Hey @lukaslew, was this change intentional?


Assuming @vmg is busy, I'll try turning this into a PR.


Before merging this I'd like to get to the bottom of figuring out which order this gets loaded.


Sure, Take the time you need. There really should be a way to generically support codecs like pcm5102a on Pi without the alsa device name coming up as hifiberry. This seems like it.

This is the one with the tube output. Yes, it is Tube gain stage coupled to SS FET output. From the[ kickstarter](https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1815752970/hybrid-tube-amp-for-the-raspberry-pi/description) page:

Based on the popular Bravo V2 design with all recommended Mods, the On-Board PCM5102A DAC drives the single stage 12AU7 (or 6922) tube. The Class-A Output Stage is comprised of the IRL510 and LM317A. The dedicated heater supply insures zero crosstalk.


This is asynchronous, and though it will almost definitely resolve `accountDetails` in the factory before `serializeApplication` is called, it's very hard to follow. I would prefer if this were called inside of `buildJob`.


Done.


Haha, these weren't here long!  I think it's better to have the prerequisites separate too, but make sure you have instructions eventually on what to install.


That's actually a great one!


If you don't want to open source your software, why even both with teasing it on github? It's clear from the code that you are censoring key functions. Looking at you commit history shows you also heavily modified the logic file at one point to remove features. Why?


Je zegt hier dat je een exception e kan krijgen maar doet er verder niets mee. Je zou een `System.out.println(e.getStackTrace());` kunnen teruggegeven :wink:


126735005-AdaptiveThermostat (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1683 of 1683 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@getify Is this oslash intentional?   And if so can you tell me how it is functioning?


Lekker bezig 😄


every endpoint, singular


After you select your language you can scan for networks. I remove the main menu and replaced it with this. You can now select your favorite language. I remove the --wps option.


yes this is the problem, it must not be static or at least use a more specific key for cache.


When fastExistsCheck=true we are getting f.getFileName() which returns absolute file path's and we comparing just the file name.

if (f.getFilename().equals(file.getFileNameOnly()) || f.getFilename().equals(file.getAbsoluteFilePath())) {


Any particular reason for not using `~1.15.2`?


I tried to use "wikimedia/mediawiki-docker" for the first time. I got a message that /etc/apache2/mediawiki.conf has an error because MEDIAWIKI_RESTBASE_URL is not defined.


@rbgarga
I think there is a wrongly referenced variable, as changed in builder_defaults.sh
`CORE_PKG_ALL_PATH="${CORE_PKG_PATH}/All"`
and then implied in builder_common.sh
1. `${CORE_PKG_PATH}/All` is changed to `${CORE_PKG_ALL_PATH} ` is correct but
2. `${CORE_PKG_REAL_PATH}/All` is changed to `${CORE_PKG_ALL_PATH}` which is wrong.


Really!?!, Holy shit! ajajjajaja


Hi, I have this error with this change:
map.js:124 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'SearchBox' of undefined


Issue #50 fixed


Yes, the `ø` is intentional. See [this line of code](https://github.com/getify/asynquence/blob/master/contrib/contrib-wrapper.js#L34) in contrib-wrapper.js:

```js
ø = Object.create(null)
```

That's creating a truly empty object (not even a `[[Prototype]]`) to use as a safe DMZ type of object for all `this` bindings.


Je hebt hier een String met zijn volle klasse staan. Het werkt ook met alleen `String` ipv `java.lang.String` voor de String functie is ook geen import nodig dit zit standaard meegegeven in je Java klasse :wink:


why i am cannot use pokemon catcher ?


@danigomez you know that I always do that, I feel dirty myself if some part of the code don't have a semi colon xD jajajajaj


Thanks. I'm used to using x, but I saw that you were using k for the
discretes, so I switched to k, but I forgot to change it completely. I'll
fix it immediately.

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If PEP8 matters here, put spaces around the operator and the return on a new line. If not, ignore my comment, this is probably fine.


da


awesome job here,man!)) after worgens plan fix Goblins?


Neat.


Als je ipv een char het Character object gebruikt kan je op eersteLetter een .toString of toInt of zo. Typ het even uit m'n hoofd dus niet zeker of dat de optie is of een ander.

Verder ziet het er goed uit 😊


@mlange05 : When you were renaming operators.py to operator.py I asked you whether this would create problems when importing the python operator module [here](https://github.com/opesci/devito/commit/a961e9b1eff518fa492a919fd1b6ba4d04e74f23#commitcomment-18168967).

Now, I want to import the python operator module here and I get the following:
``ImportError: cannot import name mul`` at this line. Suggesting that `devito.operator` is masking `operator` the default python module. Also, since the file specifies more than one class, your original reason for renaming the file doesn't even hold any more. How do you suggest we proceed?


I think you need to define it outside as you are. Unlike `for` loops, `while` does not let you declare variables in the condition (the part in the parentheses before the curly braces). So my suggestion is just to change line 5 to `var i = 0;`


Both Archs? Same did I


(Как правильно фамилия? TODO) - Артём Марочканич


How should Airflow interact with Redshift then?


@copumpkin yes, that's something I *really* want. The only snag is that for best results, you really want to do full system learning, which is not very amenable to declarative configuration, so I think we're going to be limited to declaring a learning configuration and perhaps a base policy.


Amazing!


test


test 2


Need to reinitialize it every time we change the value of input...since in last we r doing input=output so we need to redefine d array accordingly


Okay. I figured out it's because version 2.2 is no longer supported. Seems like you will have to upgrade to the latest version of API in order to use it.


Putting this import at the top should solve your problem: `from __future__ import absolute_import`. As stated before, relative imports are evil. :wink:


In the description above this change ([here](#diff-f41e78cff8a03b6c2c8f6c9398d253a9R64)), it says to use `/dev/disk/by-id/google-<disk-name>`. However, this example appears to invalidate that. Where does the value `/dev/disk/by-id/scsi-0Google_PersistentDisk_database-backup` come from?


For that exception case if(j=length-1) is used and for loop will run till second last element only because condition is i<length-1....so for comparing last two elements it'll go to if statement


Спасибо


Awesome, yes! :laughing: I have the extramodules ready here, too. Except linux45 doesn't want to build for me:
```
==> Starting build()...
  -> Host modules
Error! Could not locate dkms.conf file.
File:  does not exist.
```
What's wrong there?


It seems a group can not be used here: `objgather_(Delete|Knockdown)|veh_Save|veh_SF`
That breaks the PVDZ_veh_Save and PVDZ_veh_SF exceptions after it for some reason. To confirm run this with the updated filter and it will kick you:
```sqf
PVDZ_veh_Save = "test";
publicVariable "PVDZ_veh_Save";
```
If you make it `objgather_Delete|objgather_Knockdown|veh_Save|veh_SF` it will work.

That is why I separated out `veh_S(ave|F)` too. For some reason using a group there breaks the other exceptions.


You can also add BYWEEKNO to that list of supported properties in FREQ=YEARLY


I've uploaded now to **unstable**, will check **linux45** which will be also removed soon as in **EOL**


Thanks, will do


Полагал, что в строке 16 запись вида
```php
$arSites = [\Bitrix\Main\Context::getCurrent()->getSite()];
```
будет смотреться уныло и трудночитабельно, но в свете комментария к строке 50 понял, что можно сделать так:
```php
$context = \Bitrix\Main\Context::getCurrent();
$arSites = [$context->getSite()];
```
или даже так:
```php
use function \Bitrix\Main\Context\getCurrent as getCurrentContext;
$arSites = [getCurrentContext()->getSite()];
```
и далее воспользоваться псевдонимом функции в строках 49, 50.
Таким образом, полностью поддерживаю выпиливание лишней функции getSiteId, исправлю.


I guess that's the right way to do it. It's unfortunate that this further distinguishes the way ivy works from the way helm works though. Say you have a candidates function and some actions that you'd like to use in one package for helm and another for ivy. Now you either have to deal with ivy passing the cons cell and helm passing the cdr.


Thanks! :-)


Your links to the browser extensions are not visible. You may want to fix it.


ok. I'll push the rest then.


I already fixed it in the next commit, i just put it in a new exception since separating them out in the same exception still kicked me


it's better to make this an allowed_failure so it runs but doesn't make your status red


At https://github.com/judell/h_client/blob/master/h/static/scripts/permissions.coffee#L134 (in the generated JS) I added:

```
      permits: function(action, context, user) {
// begin group admin variant
        function isSubjectToAdmin(user) {
          try {
          var subject_users = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('subject_users'));
          return subject_users.indexOf(user) != -1;
            }
          catch (e) {
            return false;
            }
          }
        var check_user = context.user.replace('acct:','').replace('@hypothes.is','');
        if ( isSubjectToAdmin(check_user) ) {
          var admin_ids = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('admin_ids'));
          var ids_for_user = admin_ids[check_user];
          if ( ids_for_user ) {
            if ( ids_for_user.indexOf(context.id) == -1)
              ids_for_user.push(context.id);
          }
          else
            ids_for_user = [context.id];
          admin_ids[check_user] = ids_for_user;
          localStorage.setItem('admin_ids', JSON.stringify(admin_ids));
          return true;
          }
// end group admin variant
        var ace, acl, i, len, ref, ref1;
```

This records the ids of subject_users in local storage.


How long does it take on your end to get **virtualbox** build on your end? For me it is **30 mins** per Architecture ...


This change breaks the build.
change the "ошибкой" to 'ошибкой' (double qoutes to single quotes)


Ти ж не додав `ng-class`)


... seems you missed some ;) https://github.com/manjaro/packages-extra/commit/5bb4085bd4315aa183fc5139a95b80f156d9e4f0 Please build the **i686** as I'm doing a kernel right now ...


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yep - just have to color by: https://plot.ly/~chelsea_lyn/12618/


For this to be used in `preg_match_all`, it needs start and end delimiters. Simply add `#` to the start and end of the string.

Reference: http://php.net/manual/en/regexp.reference.delimiters.php


Congrats!


Congrats!  And I am getting very  good results in my testing as well.  I hope this in not too late to include in TCEC stage 3.


Oops, sorry about that, but using C#6 doesn't affect runtime compatibility, it's still compatible with old .NET frameworks.


meh


At this point, `$regex` is simply the string `regexp` or `regexp_ent`. You have one of two options:

- Change `$regex` on this line to `$$regex` ([a variable variable](http://php.net/manual/en/language.variables.variable.php)) and remove the unused `$regexes` declared above
- Push your regular expressions into `$regexes` and iterate over `foreach ( $regexes as $regex ) {`, keeping this line as is


Fishtest says: "YOU SHALL PASS!"
Congrats!


@Stefano80

Congrats! I hope Marco re-compiles SF for TCEC Stage 3.


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#1564


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#1459 backdrop/backdrop-issues#1564


Weird, you're right. It kicks me with them separated out too.

Maybe the regex group is too long after so many characters. I'm guessing that is why they already have a few separate !=PVDZ_( ) groups.


For a little more safety on the placement IDs used in the string below, I'd match only the characters which are valid. Looks like numbers and letters? In which case, swap `([^"]+)` with `([A-Za-z0-9]+)`


@mcostalba

Please commit this great patch before starting TCEC stage 3


Pfff :laughing: ok.


This `$id` should be escaped:

```php
$output = '<div class="dailymotion-widget" data-placement="' . esc_attr( $id ) . '"></div>';
```

See also: https://codex.wordpress.org/Validating_Sanitizing_and_Escaping_User_Data


done


"Title" was spelled "Tile"


Just in case you don't feel comfortable doing almost the same parameter handling across all tunnel handling, you may want to take a look at the [global-option](https://github.com/suntong/lang/tree/master/lang/Go/src/sys/CLI#027-global-optiongo) feature of the [cli](github.com/mkideal/cli) package.


Congrats!


No worries!  While we miss out on some cool features, keeping the source compatible with older .NET versions does drive wider adoption...


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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The `mount` resource updates fstab and mounts the volume. You shouldn't need both this and the `command` that follows. I'm not sure why the `command` was being used vs. `mount` but I'd replace the `command` with yours.


HA! A commit with ZERO CHANGES!


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This code shows the implementation of adding new fields and change the settings (in this embodiment, with checkboxes)


:+1:  thanks, just tested (1.0.6), works like a charm!


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you could just use log here, since it's defined at the top of the file somewhere. (have a PR for that)


Not sure about my buildtimes - I guess about the same ... :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:


hohoho


`become` is the new pattern for Ansible privilege escalation. I know you're matching the existing code but starting with Ansible 1.9 `sudo` is deprecated. It may still work but at some point it will stop working. I'd strongly consider replacing this with [become](http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/become.html) style.


gg


linenotes malakies


Does this get printed when in the full node_view?


Thanks. I thought Gary already sent in the binaries. I will open a PR tomorrow.


Refer to this update of the example code and remove this class accordingly:
https://github.com/schonherz-java-ee-2016-summer/education/blob/f1a85734aa93d060e50f98d0f8c08b04ed0971d5/07_ServletAPI/jsp-example/src/main/java/hu/schonherz/training/jspexample/web/servlets/LoginServlet.java#L32


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

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I'm indifferent.


Please don't use automatic formatting on a code which is not yours. This diff is impossible to check because of all the changed indentations! It would be nice for you to redo it.


Ho messo Sfrutta gli strumenti…  che mi sembra renda di più il senso di enjoy rispetto a Scopri.
Il commit è questo:
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ci sono anche le stringhe della nuova pagina plugin. Ora dovrebbero rimanere una decina di stringhe nella pagina per Thunderbird  e sarei tentato di vedere se c'è qualche volontario.


Thank youuu


Same thing for this commit: the diff is messed up due to the change of all the indentation. Redoing it would be appreciated.


Commento notifiche.


Congrats! Great that this patch scales so well with tc.
@Atahan-Turkoglu
The binaries for stage 3 have to been send before the last game of stage 2 finished. That's already to late.


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2236 of 2236 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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UpInTheAir//
Apply to ext4 partition was a success thanks to you.


Not possible because of all the gateways depending on the guzzle 3 objects


it works the same as TiM the issue is still that the hitboxes don't match up with the graphics because their rotations are handled separately.


This download url looks like it's tied to a particular objectivefs userid. It's not clear who maintains that user account. It's probably worth sourcing the package from an alternate location like S3 in your usage.


> tl;dr; If you feel strong about this ok let's go with it.

Yeah, I feel strong about it. =]

> For example, a class that has only one method (e.g. WriteContentsToSink(TSink sink)), that writes to a sink and then one implementation for the file and one for the string.

I agree. I'd prefer that, but it might be more code than its worth, and a function was quick to write. I'm fine if you make a class. (I'm not suggesting you take this patch as-is.)

> True, but it's a tiny, practically irrelevant overhead given that the program would produce outputs that are 100s of MBs.

Little pieces add up. I'm not a fan of adding overhead when it can be easily avoided. We don't write the `[Content_Types].xml` archive member to a file before archiving it.


There is actually 2 caches, 'foundFields' and 'declaredFields'

In JSObject.java there is 'String[] keys()' method. What you think of adding 'Object[] values()' to JSObject, remove foundField and change declaredField type to JSObject ?


Why not just using a lambda style syntax like:

`val length -> 0`
or
`val length -> size()`

This should be rather self explaining (because it looks like a lambda, that is also evaluated 'lazily') and we don't have to get used to a new strange looking operator :-)


This default symlink with ubuntu would not work on centos installs. I'd probably change the default variable into an empty array and put an example in comments/README to show what fields are expected.


I've got some changes to match to clang 3.8.1. Do you want a pull request for them?


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xwdwed


violla


Pay attention to indentation changes.


fetgretherh


sfsdgsgh


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#5629-ChillerElectricEIR-AirCooled-condenser-outlet-node-conditions-not-correct (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2242 of 2242 tests passed, 35 test warnings)

 * 35 tests had: EIO diffs.

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@akorshun  I dont have this device now.  But you can try to this https://github.com/xiaomi-dev/android_device_xiaomi_msm8960-common/commit/5e5d9a1d8663e1b27480c7e568a4679955fe1a68


Ok good luck with your test!


Author: Aditya Pai


Refactoring!


hii


@kbenne were you going to post a windows build to s3 or should I?  I'll kick off a build now


OK :3


youtube


i remember you saying the install was a little messy...


In my opinion, this variable is better suited as a default in the os_horizon role. The strange part is that the os_horizon role already uses this variable[1], but doesn't set a default value for it[2]. I wonder if it would be better to set this as an override value in user_rpco_variables_defaults[3] for now...then submit a patch set to openstack-ansible to add the default variable in the os_horizon role.

[1] https://github.com/openstack/openstack-ansible-os_horizon/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=horizon_site_name&type=Code
[2] https://github.com/openstack/openstack-ansible-os_horizon/blob/master/defaults/main.yml
[3] https://github.com/rcbops/rpc-openstack/blob/master/rpcd/etc/openstack_deploy/user_rpco_variables_defaults.yml


command


hi


Well, you are aware that we do have testing guidelines that require running tests at STC before running at LTC. So it is the job of approvers to make sure that we don't violate the guidelines unless there's is a good reason for it. This applies to everyone including approvers and maintainers.
All I'm saying is that running tests directly at LTC should have a justification for it...


print...


Uploaded all the relevant files, instead of adding one by one


You need to remove this too, or you will get 2-4 turns.


This is really cool and useful! I didn't realize you could make a template. I think I'll fork for some of my org repos. :bow:


Sorry but I'm still having a hard time understanding the input file. I've
been playing around with it for a while and I'm not making much progress.
If we could have a skype call sometime within the next few days I'd
appreciate it.

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Looking forward to a PR @vmg! although if you're on well deserved vacation, it can wait :)


I replaced the templates as follows:
`    var contentstring = "\

\
            ${name}\
             - \
            \
                #${id}\
            \

\

\
            Disappears at ${pad(disappear_date.getHours())}:${pad(disappear_date.getMinutes())}:${pad(disappear_date.getSeconds())}\
            (00m00s)
\

\
            Get directions\

";`


Always an `Array`.
Returning an instance of the receiver's class doesn't make sense, since `Enumerable` can't know how to create an instance of that class.


Rebased......


Isn't localstorage cache strings?
if(!localStorage.showPokemon) - will always skip, since it's a string


Fixes #1


* Undefined variables now throw an error


The function 'interleaved_short_to_complex' has only one parameter in GNU Radio (3.7.2.1). Sorry, I accidentally press the 'Enter' before finishing my description of this commit.


I need to make my own changes. Will be forking this later.


@karup1990 A fix https://github.com/apache/zeppelin/pull/1212 from @zjffdu


카ㅣㅇ럼ㄴ이ㅏㅓㄹ


ya puse lo de mandar el id en la acción de `GET_PANELISTAS` para que te regrese lo de `checked`


Que a nadie se le ocurra usar este commit, falta pulir.


con esto selecciona el checkbox, dependiendo si está seleccinado para ese panel y se pueda hacer el editar


corregí esto, que era lo que no dejaba eliminar un panel; namas valida todos que estén correctos


Thanks for this, no idea how that 0 got lost


Nice!


hay qua !!!


Thanks.


so cool


The method name should be `completer` instead of `completor`.
Throws `NoSuchMethodFoundError` now.


fuck!


Thanks @Leemoonsoo.. I actually wanted to commented on `SparkInterpreter.java` and commented here.
There is another typo at `SparkInterpreter.java` line 751
The method name should be `completer` instead of `completor`.
Commented in the code below.


currently .htaccess file is not in use


"... is easy to use..."


Got it working with:
https://console.developers.google.com/apis/library
Google Maps Geocoding API
Create Credentials and wait 5 min


#5629-ChillerElectricEIR-AirCooled-condenser-outlet-node-conditions-not-correct (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2242 of 2242 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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plant-autosizing-gaps (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2272 of 2288 tests passed, 546 test warnings)

 * 558 tests had: AUD diffs.
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## This is markdown comment


Right. @karup1990 Do you mind create a fix for it?


what exactly is 1 cell? is it a unit of measurement or a observable area?


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name 跟 1,2,3,4 不是直接相關


Thanks for the contribution.  Can you refactor to use the `AclService.hasRole()` method?  That way, we don't have two pieces of code performing the same logic.

Change

```js
if(data.roles.indexOf(role) > -1){
  haveHole = true;
}
```

to

```js
if(AclService.hasRole(role)){
  haveHole = true;
}
```


I don't recommend this version: rather than making a "short" constructor which has the code and making a "long" one which adds extra code, you should have the long one which has all the code and any shorter version which just call the long one with the right parameters (i.e. using `populationSize` for `archiveSize` here).

With your version, you instantiate twice the archive: one with `populationSize` and another time with `archiveSize`, so you loose resources for nothing.


It's a little spartan, don't you think?

Also, I seem to have lost rights to push to the repo, can you check to make sure that I'm still listed as a contributor?


Appreciate all the issues you brought up.  Still catching up on your other
emails ...

Jing

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> :
>
> > regarding the duplicated rows, they are due to that there are multiple
> sequencing results for these samples, from the  multiple TCGA aliquots map
> to a
> single sample. We left the duplications in the file intentionally, if you
> see
> the same mutation is called on two rows, it is essentially a biological
> replicate.  And you should also see occasionally in these duplications,
> majority
> of them has, say for example, two exact same rows for sample A, but
> sometime
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Useless extra spaces here. Please check out your diff locally and remove useless stuff (and indentation crap) before to commit anything.


Ok. That shouldn't be that hard to fix.

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This function (and `dailymotion_widget_shortcode`) should be prefixed with Jetpack to avoid conflicts:

i.e.

```php
function jetpack_dailymotion_widget_reversal( $content ) {
```


Hurray !!!  This looks as a promising spot to find more improvements !!!
Houdini was once famous for his double pawn sacrifices which other engines were completely blind to.
I  would say that if position is already imbalance, should prune less generally.


Yes, I had the helm compatibility in mind earlier. But having done things that way for a few months I saw that it wasn't so convenient, and a lot of code had to be ugly because of using only `cdr`.

An adapter is easy to write though:

```elisp
(defun helm-action (x)
  (message x))

;; (defun ivy-action (x)
;;   (message (cdr x)))

(defun helm-to-ivy (fun)
  (lambda (x)
    (funcall fun (cdr x))))

(ivy-read "test: " '(("1" . "one"))
          ;; :action 'ivy-action
          :action (helm-to-ivy 'helm-action))
```


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1124 of 1124 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Почему General. Не понятно что оно объясняет.


hi @Darth-Postal ... in future.. if u want to see yourself correctly as author...
pls shere your Git @ ... so I can use it correctly... (this info will be removed shortly after ill get it;) )


Thanks for these; @johannaraisa  ;)

When I am getting closer to investigate Koha-Lappi Origio (and Pallas) conversions, I think I'd need some guidence on how to run these scripts w/ the MMT-tool by @kivilahtio

I'll be contacting with you via 'official' project channels later (soonish I hope)..

Cheers for now,
-jukk


Congratulations!


To move `Product.import` method to a background process managed by `sidekiq` the file cannot be passed on the fly but must be saved.

That's why I created a `public/import` directory as the destination path for those files.

The pattern for naming the imported files is: _client ip address + underscore + timestamp + .csv_
```ruby
# app/controllers/products_controller.rb
def import
  uploaded_file = params[:file]   # points to the file selected in the form
  client_ip_address = request.remote_ip   # retrieve client ip address
  time_stamp = Time.now.strftime("%d%m%Y%H%M%S")   # generate the timestamp
  file_name = "#{client_ip_address}_#{time_stamp}.csv"   # generate the file name
  file_path = Rails.root.join('public', 'import', file_name)   # generate the path to the file
  File.open(file_path, 'wb') do |file|   # create and open the file with the above characteristics
    file.write(uploaded_file.read)   # write inside the newly created file the content of the .csv file selected in the form
  end
...
```
I decided for this pattern to avoid errors in case of simultaneous importing from different client (aka every shop). Giving different names to files from different clients, every client will import only the products from its own file.

After that, it is called the `ImportProductsFromCsvJob` where the `Product.import` method from `app/models/product.rb` is called.

Next I want to add a function to delete those files as soon as the importation process is completed.


Wouldn't this result in undefined behaviour (shifting a value by a count greater than or equal to the type's size) if `time_t` and `long` are 32-bit on certain platforms?


Wonder if you can reset `$grid-gutter-width` as 0 in your stylesheet?


new_node will too frequently have no fgraph. The fix in inside the optimization that cause the problem. You need to change the exact line that cause an error not here.


Hm, I think this was still necessary, right?  It was there because the dummy sails app needs to have its dependencies installed.  I think the problem was that we didn't ` && cd ..` back out at the end, so the wrong `npm test` was run.


I agree, you should change sinple_opts to apply_all_opts. Here there was a mistake, it should have been not self.apply_all_opts.


Typically, string interpolation is cleaner (and more effective) than `+` joining. Like `"#{@y}~#{@tokens.join('+')}"` or something.


Correction to commit description: "Now the first three tests in spec/user_spec.rb." should be "Now the first three tests in spec/user_spec.rb are passing."


Constants are named in ALL_CAPS, typically.


@globin did you revert this in master?


the plugins should return all the groups they find. It's up to the manager later on, to decide on the "best matching" group


deleted


Hey maarten, there is a typo here. Can you please take a look.
Thanks.


I don't think this will do anything because `j2me_enabled` is already `True` by default.


There’s a lot of repetition in these implementation files. Even though it’s all generated, it could potentially make the generated code easier to reason about if we factor the boilerplate code out into macros, so that each pair of `CGFloat`-typed getters and setters is ultimately represented by:

```c
DEFINE_LAYER_PROP_NUMBER(circle, CircleBlur, CircleBlur)
```


@zpfled A component was added between 1.0.8 and 1.0.9, which makes this closer to a minor release (new features) than a patch release (bug fixes)


I like this


Filtering can be added relatively easy, I can do it next week. With unfiltered CAN stream python app works slow on running car. don't know if filtering really helps but, anyway, it can free some CPU resources.

I like idea to separate inadequately big decoder class to few modules.
Main problem of Kivy - limited set of usable android APIs, I don't know if it is possible to do some features like show warning messages or volume bar on top of other apps (when this app running in background) with it.


Fel free to edit and PR 😀


Yes, that's exactly what I had in mind, thank you! Some of the repetition can be avoided if we assign the second parameter to a variable before executing the if block.


I made that up on the fly, it probably could use some work. Maybe something like a yellow could work better?


Nevermind, it's done in a `postinstall` step: https://travis-ci.org/sane/sails-hook-jsonapi/jobs/146725119#L174


Agreed!


FYI, fixed ant and travis as well.
ae06cac b06d3f4


I'll look there. I saw you previous comment after this commit. I'll do this in a newer commit


What's the difference between placeholder and initialValue? In 1.1.0-rc4, I use placeholder for what appears to be the same functionality.


Why is this only asserted in DEBUG mode? Assert it all the time unless the performance impact is significant.


Comment as above.


okay sir. I will fix it as soon as possible.


#1 Remove duplicate projects has been completed.


Καλή παρατήρηση, στείλε pull request


hey


submitted as #624


Ok. Thanks. Resolved.


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2276 of 2276 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Fix for #1


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Why not ``assert_except(check != one);`` instead of the ``if``?


merging to update with main project


one less hack :)


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2236 of 2236 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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yikes


I like the idea of the config.ini, would it be possible to specify a config.ini the app should use when running the command, for instance -c config1.ini  I mention this because of the possibility of running multiple instances of the app but not being able to tell which instance to use which config file.


I have seen it, but I don't like it because it is confusing. So as a caller if i'm passing a package, I expect module to use as is, and not change the JRE. But I get the sentiments here. I think we can remove the jre parameter because cassandra package is self-contained. So if we remove JAVA_HOME which refers jre, cassandra should work. Let me test this as well. Thoughts?


I think `parse_url($cliDefault, PHP_URL_HOST)` would be better than using the regexp here.


Cool, looks like more components are entering the picture.


Maincraaaaaaaa


Why was this done?


quieres maincraaaaaaaaaaaa?????????????????


Noted. Will try remember – yell at me when I do it wrong :)


AttributeError: 'Namespace' object has no attribute 'settings'

` File ".../pogom/utils.py", line 58, in get_args`
   ` if (args.settings) :`
   `args = parse_config(args)... `


Note to Self:  The conditional check for ToneBase breaks the ability to generate DD content.  ???


This is great! Thanks for adding this. We'll be pulling this in Monday.


Beware of the changes in this commit @cmungall @hdietze. `OWLGraphWrapperBasic#getAllOWLClasses` was silently overridden in `OWLGraphWrapperEdgesExtended`. I renamed `OWLGraphWrapperEdgesExtended#getAllOWLClasses` into `OWLGraphWrapperEdgesExtended#getAllRealOWLClasses`, and corrected some unit tests. All tests now passed, but I'm sorry for this mistake that happened a few years ago :/


Don't you want to return there ? You may kill the process before the thread that holds the lock is done writing the backtrace.


Don't forget to add a tag for this one, I don't see it under releases https://github.com/JamieMason/karma-benchmark/releases


yeah good call, I can run a minor release

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Oh I see, it marks all `"""` strings as comments.


Can we make the message include the code of the condition? E.g. something like:
```
#define STRINGIZE(x) STRINGIZE2(x)
#define STRINGIZE2(x) #x

#define assert_except(condition) \
    do { \
        if (!(condition)) { \
            throw std::runtime_error("Assertion (" #condition ") failed at " __FILE__ ":" STRINGIZE(__LINE__)); \
        } \
    } while(0)
```

(Based on http://stackoverflow.com/q/5252375/393146 and http://stackoverflow.com/a/1597129/393146 )


Dammit why is the credentials.json not gitignored? Only the example file should be included in the git so it doesn't trample our current settings.


Also it should probably be ``std::logic_error``.


horrible commit.


Let's ignore _credentials.json_ and commit an empty _credentials.example.json_


how would run it now?


Roomcost için;hotelextrasta her bir roomid için tek bir row olacak şekilde düzenlendi.Başka türlü cost table'a göre çekilemiyor.Tek bir roomid için tek bir cost.


It was displaying sliders as so:
![screenshot032](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6500800/17070939/9162b330-5013-11e6-988e-38065f240e57.jpg)

now they are back to normal:
![screenshot020](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6500800/17070962/aca4e2bc-5013-11e6-90a7-decb311cc792.jpg)


Yeah this commit feels like it wasn't tested very well. glad i didn't update to it.


Hey,

To impose positivity of a polynomial on an interval [a,b], isn't it possible to use a Mobius transformation to map the interval to [0,infinity)? This gives a rational function with positive denominator that must be positive on [0,infinity). We now multiply through by the denominator to get a new polynomial that must be positive on [0,infinity). This lets us use the usual interface to SDPB without modification.

Is this essentially what you're doing? If so, I'd prefer not to modify the SDPB source code, since this special case is already contained within its capabilities. This seems like the kind of thing that should go in the mathematica and python interfaces to SDPB.

David


# Or equivalently:


Seriously, if you do changes like this, update the wiki! Horrible!


This is using recursion which can lead to a stack overflow.


is this really tested in a non-trivial case?


А це тут шо? :laughing:


Should be `builder = ProtoBuf.loadProtoFile(__dirname + '/pokemon.proto');` here


> Perhaps it is wrong and we should allow single line enums, but forbid single line structs?

:+1:


Doesn't produce a functioning mediawiki install :(.


develop (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2394 of 2447 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This line introduces a bug, I believe. In particular, it causes a loss of precision that you're probably trying to avoid if you're using `BigDecimal`.


For the sake of big data, the comment should read "this should never happen".    Lol.
https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/public-data/github#how_many_times_this_should_never_happen_appears


I have zero experience with waf or this library until just now.  But I noticed this commit breaks my ability to build test drivers.

    waf build --test build

I'll try to track down the original branch and bisect there.  The output from `waf build -j 1 --test build` is attached: [build.txt](https://github.com/bloomberg/bde/files/379068/build.txt)


sa


Simple pattern to find user by (~ select where)

```js
// with mongoose
var getUsersByCity = function(city, cb) {
        db.users.find({'city': city}).toArray(cb);
    }
```


Simple pattern to find user by (~ select where)

```js
// with mongoose
var getUsersByCity = function(city, cb) {
        db.users.find({'city': city}).toArray(cb);
    }

// with sequelize : to be added
```


it'd be good to make this an es6 Set for faster lookups btw as this grows.


Added my goals as to this world.


.gitattributes


should we get base domain here?


It gave a Cast exception when I used (int) directly.


Fixed


Certainly seems that way... not sure what I was thinking. What did #1208 say?


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1684 of 1684 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Hola, gracias :)
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Aah OK. Should be an easy upgrade. I'll have a DCM instance to work with again in a few weeks. So I should be able to take a look then.


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

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I didn't see any other tests before with parameterized floats so I thought we don't support it. I will add some.


this line is already using the right API


@loofbon this would be great, thank you. @tritao has been working on building the new Clang so I think we'll be able to update soon,


Would this address that:

```

def search_loop(args):
    try:
        start_search_loop(args)

    # This seems appropriate
    except:
        log.info('Crashed, waiting {:d} seconds before restarting search.'.format(args.scan_delay))
        time.sleep(args.scan_delay)
        start_search_loop(args)

def start_search_loop(args):
    i = 0
    while True:
            log.info("Map iteration: {}".format(i))
            search(args, i)
            log.info("Scanning complete.")
            if args.scan_delay > 1:
                log.info('Waiting {:d} seconds before beginning new scan.'.format(args.scan_delay))
            i += 1
```


Files for Imaging tutorial


Oops, yeah I must have been testing some other proto out


I really doubt anyone would use the defaults but am making a change on my next commit so the default is the the ansible ssh user.


These changes look good Selva


No that would only work once, any ideas on a method that wouldn't overflow?


fix #2


I will leave as is for here but for our own use it will be in a bucket


Removed the other command


I've got the builds for OSX packaged, need to do the Linux one next, but been having some problems getting a recent CMake installed.


@IanFernandes hola! te pongo este mensaje con la esperanza de que te llegue un email de aviso porque no sé cómo contactar contigo.
¿Te apetecería darle el último empujón a la traducción? Si quieres, me puedo acercar por tu zona cuando te venga bien y te ayudo con la parte de git, :D Cualquier cosica, ya sabes.

Ezkerrik asko!!


What is perfection?


This function should take the arguments `spark_version`, `scala_version`, and `...` (the `config` argument used to exist but no longer).


You can't use `...` if you want to be on CRAN. It would also be ideal to not call into `sparklyr` at all (rather call into `sparkapi`. @kevinushey should this and/or other utility functions be moved into `sparkapi`?


Are we ever going to get the other part to this commit, where it gets added to the nav bar?


More `sparklyr:::`....hmm, @kevinushey I was thinking that if h2o wanted to build wrappers consistent with our MLlib wrappers they might need some of these functions.  I wonder if we should move all of these to `sparkapi` or create (yet another) package e.g. `sparkml`.


@guanxin1121 small changes to the description files. Some changes are required by new CRAN format requirement, e.g.,, "last" to "family"  Can you review and compile a new file if things look good?


develop (Unknown) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2424 of 2447 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@msaspence Put the try inside the while loop.


`getBaseDomain` is slow so should be avoided unless we find it's needed


So that was all about detecting NaN/Infinity, and falling back to `Double` because `BigDecimal` can't handle them.

I must confess I'm not familiar with the parser state… if `NumberType` above is `BIG_DECIMAL` then everything should be golden. But I haven't dug into everything here… I'm working back from a failing test in my code due to precision loss and it follows this path.

At a glance, I also miss a feature check on `ALLOW_NON_NUMERIC_NUMBERS`: without that NaN/Inf are illegal.


that is good to know.  I have made these changes


rawr


Good spot, thanks. I think I missed the --tags option when I pushed. I'll
sort that on Sunday or Monday when I get home.


The icon is not hidden when we make it responsive on desktop


Not much happening here. :(


Thanks for finally adding this 👍


I just made a pull request with this change in case you're interested https://github.com/moise-lang/moise/pull/5


Yes - the ml_utils are critical to getting this code to work (they were also remarkably easy to use following the patterns in the other classification models)... I'm frankly surprised they worked so nicely with this Spark package - kudos @kevinushey


I don't have any idea why this assignment operation is necessary.


Hi @davelab6 - what kind of data is stored here? I'm trying to understand by the column names, and values below. Does this table specify which fonts are serif/sans/display/handwriting/monospace ? The reason I'm asking is that I would also like to tag fonts with other keywords, such as script/stencil/all caps/ etc.


@pfalcon I think this needs to be lower, something like 1/3, or even 1/4.  If the user application uses, say, 1/2 of the available heap then a large allocation threshold of 1/2 will never be hit.


good idea..
i'm allways need help for collect missing data
as waypoints, creature text, broadcast text .....


@prajwalkman It used to be that way, until some commit removed the credentials.example.json for no reason at all...


```
def search_loop(args):
    i = 0
    while True:
        try:
            log.info("Map iteration: {}".format(i))
            search(args, i)
            log.info("Scanning complete.")
            if args.scan_delay > 1:
                log.info('Waiting {:d} seconds before beginning new scan.'.format(args.scan_delay))
            i += 1
        except Exception as e:
            log.warn("Search loop exception: " + str(e))
            log.warn('Waiting {:d} seconds before restarting search.'.format(args.scan_delay))
            time.sleep(args.scan_delay)
```

I believe.


I think we should support parametrized (on MySQL) float. From our perspective it's just a float but MySQL allows (according to docs) parametrized floats.


is the config.ini not implemented yet? Why do we need to put the gmaps key in the credentials.json and in the config.ini? Also do we need to feed it a flag to use the config?


@jbuck is `prod` used anywhere? should we just remove it? cc @jrgm


Ideally, this function when called on a `User` object should indicate that this user object(`self`) wants to follow the other user(`user`) and so two operations need to be performed here. This user(`self`) is made to follow the other user (by adding the other user to this user's `following` list) and this user is added to the other user's `followers` list (This should ideally be done by calling an `add_follower` method).

```py
def follow(self, other_user):
    self.following.append(other_user)
    other_user.add_follower(self)
```

A lot of this function tries to test your understanding of object references.


переменная success вообще нахуй не упала.


to je vec sad puno bolje


Used in non-docker prod still, but happy to remove it after we transition


I would prefer moving these functions to `sparkapi` and exposing them here, over creating another package (as managing the coupling between just two packages is already a bit of a challenge). However, if we do that it would imply anyone who wants to use our `ml_` wrappers would need to attach both the `sparkapi` and `sparklyr` packages -- but maybe that's okay?


Not totally sure what this class is used for 😢 .


It's implemented, just badly. It might work if you pass in the -se flag and manually make all required arguments in utils.py not required.

I thought there was a rule of a pull request needing 2 collaborator tests to be merged...


Cool! Would love a PR on this :)


So I heard besides yahoo you guys will also implement openweathermap api? Can you please also include forecast.io? Then all the major free players are taken care off.

Also could you maybe make it possible to open&close this app from the tray as a tray widget?


Kevin, before we move anything we should probably have a higher level
discussion about what the right "layers" are in our stack. It might be
entirely fine if packages depend on sparklyr (especially if moving a few
things ends up causing us to move all of the guts of the package into
sparkapi, which isn't likely worth the trouble).

On Fri, Jul 22, 2016 at 5:32 PM, slopp <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Yes - the ml_utils are critical to getting this code to work (they were
> also remarkably easy to use following the patterns in the other
> classification models)... I'm frankly surprised they worked so nicely with
> this Spark package - kudos @kevinushey <https://github.com/kevinushey>
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I was seeing unrounded output for insulinReq at line 446.  You're right, line 421 should make my 423 change unnecessary, but then I'm not sure why the unrounded output in 446...


Ok, cool, good luck!


You can set the default value for string, such as empty string (`""`). By this way, you won't need to unwrap it anymore.


You are thinking that all of the ml_ stuff would go to sparkapi? I don't
think we should do that. I'd rather just leave everything in sparklyr
because I think if we start pulling on the thread just about all of
sparklyr will end up in sparkapi!

So let's leave things in sparklyr for now but publicly export functions
required for other ML wrappers (including potentially H2O and SystemML).

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wrote:

> I would prefer moving these functions to sparkapi and exposing them here,
> over creating another package (as managing the coupling between just two
> packages is already a bit of a challenge). However, if we do that it would
> imply anyone who wants to use our ml_ wrappers would need to attach both
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Ah, I bet it was the lack of rounding in 419.  I'll fix that instead.


Checking


@Grz3s You can always use `USERNAME@users.noreply.github.com` and it will be attributed:

https://help.github.com/articles/keeping-your-email-address-private/


Looks like unnecessary blank line. Don't put a blank lines after `{` and before `}`, the preferred format should be

```Swift
someBlock {
  someOtherBlock { // no blank line here
  }
  // blank line here is okay
  someVar = someMoreCode
  ...
  // blank line here is okay
  someFinalCleanup() // no blank line at end of block either
}
```

In short, in a block, no blank line right after the start `{` and right before the `}`. Blank lines are welcome anywhere else in the body though.


This finally fixes #3.  I know it's floated around a while but Tim has finally merged it.


`var categories = [String]()` is enough.


Contribution should be a function of a user with a repo parameter. Your code should read "User made contribution to repo". Hence, converting this to code we should have --> `user.contribute_to(repo)`.

A `contributed_to()` function in the `User` model can look like this:

```py
def contributed_to(self, repo, lines):
    contrib = Contribution(self, lines)
    repo.contributions.append(contrib)
```

This is more of syntax related stuff but it makes your code clear, concise and easy to understand.


Also take note that contribution is a behaviour of a `User` not a `Repository`.


scan_resources() (exporter context)


@evanweaver this fixes the sanity test


We usually set default value `true` or `false` for `Bool` depends on each case. Don't use `Bool()`.


As it is


@evanweaver can we get this in 1.12.2 as well?


```
def export_project(src_paths, build_path, target, toolchain_name,
        zip=False, options=None, linker_script=None,
        clean=False, notify=None, verbose=False, name=None, macros=None, inc_dirs=None,
        jobs=1, silent=False, report=None, properties=None, project_id=None, project_description=None,
extra_verbose=False, config=None):
```


If you do nothing in this case, just use `if !searchText.isEmpty`.


If you do not have any special thing in the `override` method, you can remove it.


I meant the explosion test though I'd like to find out what an explosition is. :)


I've also been looking for a request library that:

1. uses a single API for all environments
2. fully supports both Node and the browser (Firefox, Chrome, Safari, IE9+), including
  1. streaming
  2. redirects
  3. HTTP caching
3. has the smallest possible file size for the browser version

I haven't found it yet.

* jQuery is too large and is browser-only
* [hyperquest](https://github.com/substack/hyperquest) is too large
* [superagent](https://github.com/visionmedia/superagent) with [superagent-cache](https://github.com/jpodwys/superagent-cache) is almost perfect, except it only does streaming [in the Node version](http://visionmedia.github.io/superagent/#piping-data), not in the browser

Two possibly solutions I haven't investigated fully:
* [Fetch](https://github.com/andris9/fetch) looks good, but I haven't tried it
* somehow just specify the AJAX part of jQuery as a dependency and use polyfills like [XMLHttpRequest](https://github.com/driverdan/node-XMLHttpRequest) to make it work in Node

I'll be interested to see which solution ends up being selected here!


You are welcome. Thanks for linking. :smiley:


The problem here is that I can't run a single webserver with multiple servers scanning for Pokemon. It would be nice if you could create a directory with all of the .db files stored and the webserver would try to incorporate every single .db files into the map.


Possibly. I'm starting with a conservative value to avoid excessive GC runs. And it's a heuristic anyway, the idea is to help apps doing bunch of short-living small allocs. If an app allocs blocks sized 1/2 of heap, hardly anything can help it. Of course, if you feel we should start with a smaller value right away, feel free to change it.


You can remove the parenthesis here.


Look awesome!!
+💯


pmoore, sorry, I meant @petemoore :)


Other changes include the `at` block and some changes for the upcoming _algabraic data types_ support


wineでセーブデータを開くとクラッシュする


It should be `checkedLabel`. That would be nice if you follow this coding conventions [Ray Wenderlich Swift Style Guide](https://github.com/raywenderlich/swift-style-guide).


Thanks for letting us know, @ariutta. My experiences (after a much shorter evaluation) were similar and lead us to write the current platform-specific wrapper around existing bits of code.


var out = "";
function reverse(str) {
var i; i++;  if (i>10) return 1;
out +=str.substr(str.length-1,1);
if (str.length == 0) console.log(out);
if (str.length > 0) { reverse(str.substr(0,str.length-1)) }
else return out ;
}
reverse("987654");


Drive Notepad turns out to be a really interesting tool. It's a lightweight way to manage a control file that can be edited by a set of people empowered to do so using normal Google sharing mechanisms.

The URLs are a bit confusing to discover, but if the ID of the file is 0Bz4y9G08pmrYcU9PNDN5bUxJdTQ then:

1. URL the script uses to download the JSON: https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0Bz4y9G08pmrYcU9PNDN5bUxJdTQ

2. URL the admin uses to edit the settings:  https://drivenotepad.github.io/app/?state={%22action%22:%22open%22,%22ids%22:[%220Bz4y9G08pmrYcU9PNDN5bUxJdTQ%22]}


@kevinpark1217 Those problems can be resolved by using MySQL. There is already a pull request for it. I will make a PR for postgresql after it is accepted.


Please remove the space between `[row]` and `["code"]`.


first project using ruby on rails.


Wrong indentation here.


a verguis...


@Pedrock My bad. I didn't scroll down far enough to see that merge request.


Fixes #8


They ment being able to stack paintings on each other... Not in inventory


@huntergregal this library is a joke. I will decompile it for everyone when I get a chance. @Mila432 - you are a joke of a developer.


@kevinpark1217 No problem :)


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

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Probably best to move all of the rounding to after the if-statement is done (i.e. after line 424)


@chuyskywalker Your version wouldn't sleep anymore in case there was no exception..

```
    while True:
        log.info("Map iteration: {}".format(i))
        try:
            search(args, i)
            i += 1
            log.info("Scanning complete.")
        except Exception as e:
            log.warning("Scanning failed: %s", e)
        finally:
            if args.scan_delay:
                log.info('Waiting {:d} seconds before beginning new scan.'.format(args.scan_delay))
                time.sleep(args.scan_delay)
```


This was trash from an earlier version


I think it would be better not to have the version as a variant. It's already easy to specify on the command line

`spack install perl+cpanm ^cpanm@<version>`


@MaCaki there's [a relevant Jira issue](https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRFLOW-139) that might be a better place for discussion of this. My proposed fix is described in [this comment](https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRFLOW-139?focusedCommentId=15372416&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-15372416).


yep that seems to do the trick, less code ;) funny

 now to add logic, to grab actual nickname and when clicking buttoon allow access to change nickname also.

and maybe small padding between button and input line.


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

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Would be cool to click to zoom to notified poke spawn instead of click to load map.


Cool, works well. I guess there is no easy way to not send the default social spy message when this message is sent?


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#N0Iit3l_T-W4tYBI7fH_xw


makeCacheMatrix <- function(x = matrix()) {
  inverse <- NULL
  set <- function(y = matrix()) {
    inverse <<- NULL
    x <<- y
  }
  get <- function() x
  setinverse <- function(inv) inverse <<- inv
  getinverse <- function() inverse
  list(set = set, get = get,
       setinverse = setinverse,
       getinverse = getinverse)
}


@lcrosenbu Any idea why this was changed? maybe just a merge conflict?


isnt it better to do `self.fuzzy_name_cache.insert(0, search)`?


cacheSolve <- function(env, data = matrix(), ...) {
  DataInCache <- env$get()
  inverse <- env$getinverse()
  if (!is.null(inverse)
      & identical(data, DataInCache)) {
    message("getting cache data")
    return(inverse)
  }
  else {
    message("This data set is being procsessed for the first time.
            This process might take time.")
    inverse <- solve(data, ...)
    env$set(data)
    env$setinverse(inverse)
    return(inverse)
  }
}


@brodock thanks for the ping! This is really odd. The build failure is showing a 404 getting the binary, but...

```
$ curl -O https://rubinius-binaries-rubinius-com.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/ubuntu/14.04/x86_64/rubinius-3.48.tar.bz2
  % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                 Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed
100 13.8M  100 13.8M    0     0  8724k      0  0:00:01  0:00:01 --:--:-- 8724k
Shirai-MacBook:rubinius brianshirai$ file rubinius-3.48.tar.bz2
rubinius-3.48.tar.bz2: bzip2 compressed data, block size = 900k
```


same here. there's gotta be better ways of pushing/popping a list


> if an app allocs blocks sized 1/2 of heap, hardly anything can help it.

No, what I mean is that if the application code itself (bytecode, modules objs, classes, etc) uses about half of the heap then after the first collection the counter gc_alloc_amount will be set to zero, and it'll only reach the threshold once the rest of the heap is allocated, ie never.  In other words, there is a base amount of "static heap" memory allocated for the application (eg 1/2 of the total heap), and the left over (eg 1/2) is "dynamic heap" that goes through a lot of churn.  It's that latter part of the heap that you want the threshold to trigger on, so the threshold should be something like 1/4.

But of course these are all rough numbers.  Really it needs some tests/benchmarks to see what sensible numbers are.  And/or the user just sets the threshold based on their trial and error for their app.


I did the same thing... and the only conclusion I came is that maybe the commit went before uploading the file. Would that be a plausible explanation?


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I removed @bb010g's communistic formatting standards.


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2276 of 2276 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Yup, something is fishy here. Could you please file a new issue, referencing this commit as context?


@brodock I think you're right. I'm looking into that now. FWIW, this build succeeded https://hub.docker.com/r/rubinius/docker/builds/bzegtneguvm8lznx44haaeq/


ok so turns out the default value for everyone in MP is 10 and the video options have no effect on it.


:smile:


This is just wrong. The else is caused by way more than "not enough players" -- and those other things are more common than it too (e.g. majority vote, or voting for a majority-only mode when there aren't enough votes but there are enough players to play the mode)


Most of the above were already fixed by previous commits. I don't understand why it's shown as modification. Also I didn't know that we had a convention that would prefer toolbarIsVisible than isToolbarVisible.


thx


This change is likely what's causing your test issues, I would guess


I don't think this does what it looks like it does. It's just going to change the local variable. Do you mean something like `*p = *NewProject(p.Window())`?


You probably want to use Chef's metadata class to load this for you.


This was already fixed in previous commit. I just hope you didn't have to go through all those once again after I've fixed them.


you messed it up


Again fixed by previous commit.


this commit broke that pokemon appear... or at least for every commit after this one the map stays empty. :/


@brodock :facepalm: lol https://github.com/rubinius/rubinius-build/commit/cbbe2fd0d445029ae91018e1e426e44232db7856

Hopefully, that fixes it.


A processing error introduced to a 1/2" EIAJ open reel tape by the BVT-800, a time-based corrector.


The same as above.


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Crashes opening "settings"


Do we have a convention to follow here? Same question as above I guess.


This is cool, didn't know that it can work this way.


Fixes Issue #18


You don't need to use `break` in the `switch - case`, except the `default` case.


If you do not have any special thing in the `override` method, you can remove it.


Will update and bench!


Can't build MAME arcade. Got a "missing SUNKBD_PORT" error.


You can remove the parenthesis here.
Please keep your `{` and `}` at right positions. This should be `if isSelected {`.


Looking at it a little more, I'm not sure whether IE9 can really support streaming, because it [doesn't support XMLHttpRequest advanced features](http://caniuse.com/#feat=xhr2), including `progress` events. It might be possible to do something using [XDomainRequest](https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/ieinternals/2010/04/05/comet-streaming-in-internet-explorer/), but that's probably a waste of time.

[This library](https://github.com/jonnyreeves/chunked-request) is browser-only, but it looks pretty good for  cross-browser handling of chunked-transfer encoded responses.


I think this would be safer to only work on pokemon below the CP threshold, ex: if you have many 1600cp vaporeons, this will wipe them :o


👎 Oups! This is a copy/paste BUG! 👎
This instruction is for retrieving the TIB, not the frame pointer...
It does not seem that easy to retrieve the fp on win64:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1847053/how-to-get-address-of-base-stack-pointer

Of course, if we use MSVC, there is still the StackWalk64 option...
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms680650
But it would be worth to change the whole file in this case...


@necrozis I think this would be safer to only work on pokemon below the CP threshold, ex: if you have many 1600cp vaporeons, this will wipe them :o


@avengis, thanks for getting the svg version.


is it going to continue to run if stuff failed? @dawnerd thoughts on if we want eslint to stop build?


@necrozis @skydrome I like this suggestion. If any of you want to contribute more!


depends on if it shows all eslint errors. If it just shows one at a time then I'd say it shouldn't stop.


@therealshibe
I actually implemented it locally, but I am way too new to git to deal with everything I have right now.

```

function sendNotification(title, text, icon, lat, lng) {
    if (Notification.permission !== "granted") {
        Notification.requestPermission();
    } else {
        var notification = new Notification(title, {
            icon: icon,
            body: text,
            sound: 'sounds/ding.mp3'
        });

        notification.onclick = function () {
            window.focus()
            var center = new google.maps.LatLng(lat, lng);
            map.panTo(center);
        };
    }
}

```


Used by Celeste.


Caused issue with file parsing. Does it need to be ',' for the game?


Setting `CCACHE_CPP2=yes` like in <https://github.com/losalamos/Draco/blob/develop/.travis.yml#L34> will help with hte include warnings from clang.


There is another problem:

```
--- a/gwt20/modules/atmosphere-gwt20-client/src/main/java/org/atmosphere/gwt20/rebind/SerializerGenerator.java
+++ b/gwt20/modules/atmosphere-gwt20-client/src/main/java/org/atmosphere/gwt20/rebind/SerializerGenerator.java
@@ -85,9 +85,9 @@ public class SerializerGenerator extends IncrementalGenerator {
                 }

                 SerializableTypeOracleBuilder typesSentToBrowserBuilder = new SerializableTypeOracleBuilder(
-                        logger, context.getPropertyOracle(), context);
+                        logger, context);
                 SerializableTypeOracleBuilder typesSentFromBrowserBuilder = new SerializableTypeOracleBuilder(
-                        logger, context.getPropertyOracle(), context);
+                        logger, context);

                 List<Class<?>> serializableTypes = new ArrayList();
                 Collections.addAll(serializableTypes, annotation.value());
```


Noooo! Not American speling!

Well, I propose a new build conditional for Swift, #if dialect(US|British) similar to #if os(…) but using the developer's locale instead. Who needs consistency when one can have multiple code paths! Shall I start a new thread on the mailing list? :-p


@p-h-i-l odd, my map is still showing pokemon when i run this.


develop (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2394 of 2447 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Im getting this error can someone help, i have the correct data in config.ini
```
# python runserver.py
usage: runserver.py [-h] [-se] [-a AUTH_SERVICE] -u USERNAME [-p PASSWORD] -l
                    LOCATION -st STEP_LIMIT [-sd SCAN_DELAY] [-dc] [-H HOST]
                    [-P PORT] [-L LOCALE] [-c] [-d] [-m] [-ns] [-k GMAPS_KEY]
                    [-C] [-D DB]
runserver.py: error: argument -u/--username is required
```


Yes it would have:

```
            if args.scan_delay > 1:
                log.info('Waiting {:d} seconds before beginning new scan.'.format(args.scan_delay))
```

Right in the middle of it :)

That said, your `finally` version is much nicer anyway.


faute de frappe  Mondor au lieu de Mondorf

Le Mondor-les-Bains Concours d'Elegance tient à remercier ses sponsors qui souscrivent généreusement à cet événement.


I get an error when I try to run meteor add angular-templates pbastowski:angular-babel
I have already set my proxy (http/https)
Any ideas?

-----------------------------------------------------------

c:\code\socially>meteor add angular-templates pbastowski:angular-babel
Unable to update package catalog (are you offline?)

If you are using Meteor behind a proxy, set HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY
environment variables or see this page for more details:
https://github.com/meteor/meteor/wiki/Using-Meteor-behind-a-proxy

 => Errors while adding packages:

While downloading angular-templates@1.0.3...:
error: tunneling socket could not be established, cause=Parse Error

While downloading angular-templates-runtime@0.0.1...:
error: tunneling socket could not be established, cause=Parse Error

While downloading pbastowski:angular-babel@1.3.6...:
error: tunneling socket could not be established, cause=Parse Error

Your package catalog may be out of date.
Please connect to the internet and try again.


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1124 of 1124 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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nice!


iteration (Unknown) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2419 of 2447 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@chuyskywalker But where is an actual sleep call?


Your variable naming needs work. Why have a vector called list? If you have a one word comment describing what it is just name it that one word. Also member variables receive the m suffix.  So mObservers.


This doesn't need to be included


Só testando


Teste


move <algorithm> to the .h


If required files are not found, don't try to compile or start the server.


This is decent. I could reasonably merge this.


Well, that's the problem: the PixelFormat is a relatively complex class that comes from LWJGL. So, it's not a simple check. But it is unlikely that anybody will call this method providing a new PixelFormat object that is identical in its internal values, a case for which the property change event shouldn't fire for. I hope that's ok then to just leave the comment.


Ok, then checkstyle didn't run on my build. Must find out why.


Why you removed it again?


You mean on a single line instead of three? No, I must have done it by mistake instead of simply collapsing the method in intelliJ. I'll fix it, thank you.


Noted, will be fixed.


Again, don't do this. Don't comment out code you never intend to use. Just delete it. Seriously the fastest way to make the project a massive mess is to leave your mistakes as comments.


Could you please add it to the core extensions guide?


Whoops. Thank you, good catch!


With the IntelliJ plugin live you should have a little "CheckStyle" tab at the bottom where you can run scans for individual files active in the editor. Super useful when you're making changes to just a few files and have the spare cycles to fix up some existing warnings while you're at it :-)


Comment unclear.


if these cause more linker errors for you put them = 0; I think that's why you've been randomly seeing errors here.


If you put something in "for testing" while you're working you take it out when you commit.


I noticed you removed the pokemon catcher code.  Is there anyway you can release the original pokemon_pb2.proto file?  I have some code from another project that uses a heartbeat to fetch nearby pokemon and I was going to try to integrate that if you don't want to release the proto file, but I'm hoping you will.


I believe the issue we had was we were calling `rebuild!` on a subset of the entire collection instead of the class. `some_metal_collection.rebuild!` instead of `Metal.rebuild!`

`rebuild!` was then truncating the entire table, but only rebuilding the hierarchies for the set of items we had called `rebuild!` on. That resulted in only that set of items having hierarchies and the rest of the items without.

Let me know if that makes sense.


Ya that's functionally correct but your comments and naming are wrong. You're not attaching the subject to the observer, you're attaching the observer to the subject. the method should be attachToSubject


@ceeel nullexception when running it.


Take these testing comments out of main.


@Newkz alright thanks :)


I didn't want to dabble around with that
This has been fixed in c4c303db. You can grab the fix from [build 409](https://ci.drtshock.net/job/EssentialsX/) on the CI server.


Sure! I always forget about it.
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this is wrong. see 50a1dce


hehe comment is wrong


Could you make a pull request to the original repo plz ?


You don't need to comment things like default constructors, we both know what a constructor looks like.


@stephywells - what are your thoughts on my changes in FrmDb and FrmAppHelper?


Do you have to include SDL files like this? It should work if you just do <SDL_mixer.h


Cool, thanks.
After some usage and confusion on my side I would propose that the socialspy gets it's own (custom) message format. Whenever I see the format it raises a subconcious flag in my brain telling me to read it, when it may not be relevant at all. Just being able to distinguish socialspy messages from messages to yourself by adding a custom format would mitigate this.

If you want me to rather update new tickets than to simply quickly comment the diff please let me know.


Nah I'll do it.


Вообще, не обязательно все параметры, передаваемые в конструкторе сохранять в поля. Например, можно было сделать поле радиус и сохранять в него вычисленный  через две точки радиус, на саму вторую точку не сохранять -  она больше не нужно.

Однако,в данном случае мне просто не нравится сама идея определения радиуса  круга через точку на его окружности - слишком уж это экзотично, практически всегда радиус явно указывается при определении круга.


@scottmccain, I reconstructed the pokemon.proto from the pokemon_pb2.py file.

http://hastebin.com/ucafakaheg

Compiling this pokemon.proto with protocol produces the exact same pokemon_pb2.py file, so I think it's good.


Bonus


When I tried a similar (but naivier) approach the app behavior was weird when the cookie died... Did you test that?


I has more afraid of some "uncaught exception" happening while we are already executing the handler. (The handler calls the handler which calls the handler...)


Sure @techAPJ can you test this with short cookie durations to see what happens? Not sure we need to make it extra awesome here, though..


@dotnet-bot test ci please


Why those numbers?


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1684 of 1684 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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[Ubuntu Linux 16.04 ][26]


[Microsoft 和 Canonical 合作使 Ubuntu 可以在 Windows 10 上运行 ][27]


Why is this necessary?


develop (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Build Failed

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This has been introduced in 6fe8718. You can grab the feature from [build 410](https://ci.drtshock.net/job/EssentialsX/) on the CI server.


Actually, by naming a major folder "catalog", the program is identifying as being firmly en-US localised as that is the only English speaking place where "catalogue" is so spelt!

Basically a major inconsistency if really going for en-GB localisation.


Great!


I don't think I can, because `escalationMetrics` can be null / `none`. However, I'm doing a bit of a rewrite to try to make things a bit clearer and moves the casts around.


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

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Derp, lol!


Hi @evitolins --

The doubled-up curly brackets are necessary because I am using the .format method to interpolate values into the code.  Here's a simple example:

```python
>>> print "{{}} {a}".format(a=99)
{} 99
```

See how the {{}} becomes {}?  If I just did {} in the string, the format method would try to cram something in there.

```python
>>> print "{} {a}".format(a=99)
Traceback (most recent call last):File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
IndexError: tuple index out of range
>>> print "{ } {a}".format(a=99)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
KeyError: ' '
>>> print "{{ }} {a}".format(a=99)
{ } 99
```

This isn't really relevant to to the big picture, which is how to do AJAX uploads -- this is just for the demo application.  I didn't want to include a real templating library, so I used the built-in string interpolation format method, and it has this weird quirk.

I hope that helps!


Testing Code.
```
	var enc = Crypto.new();

	var key = [0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0,1];

	enc.SetKey(key);

	var encrypted = enc.EncryptString("Test",true)
	var cnt = 0;
	var buf = "";

	for i in encrypted:
		cnt = cnt + 1;

		buf = buf +  str(i) + " ";

		if(cnt == 16):
			cnt =0;
			buf = buf + "\n"

	print (buf);

	var decrypted = enc.DecryptRaw(encrypted,true)
	var cnt = 0;
	var buf = "";

	for i in decrypted:
		cnt = cnt + 1;

		buf = buf +  str(i) + " ";

		if(cnt == 16):
			cnt =0;
			buf = buf + "\n"

	print (buf);
```


Character can get eventually pushed off circular block in demo.


Need to be careful about sizeof here.  In this case I think it means `sizeof(the whole array)`, which is clearly not what you intend, since you then multiply the size by two.


You can say `2 * sizeof(*sge)`, which would be correct and unambiguous.


@christianalfoni
I think this should be `this.props.removeTodoClicked({`. ;-)


Rather of topic, but the folder structure comes from OpenCart, and are kept for compatibility: https://arastta.org/docs/developers/opencart-compatibility

Also, what's under the hood has less to do with localisation and displayed texts above the hood. ;)


We shouldn't leave commented out code.


If we don't want to report a floating point, we could just do integer division. However, we've been reporting `load_factor` as floating point for a while. We just haven't noticed most of the time because it's been pegged to "1000". I'm not sure if changing that interface is really necessary.


Sorry about that, thanks!


120694307_Fault_ChillerSWTSensorOffset (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2240 of 2240 tests passed, 555 test warnings)

 * 555 tests had: AUD diffs.

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we should maybe use LRU cache for those lookups


I've been unable to reproduce BT crashes of any sort. Do you have a repro case?


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


@christianalfoni
Here the same:
`this.props.newTitleAborted({`


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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But if you ```return``` there, you'll kill that cycle, won't you?


I must confess that I don't love this change. I don't see the change of xbt_dynar into a pointer+size as a progress. I'd have preferred the use of a ```std::```container. It's not that bad that I want to revert it, but I'd really prefer to not see such change accumulate in our code base.

Thanks for the fish anyway,


I'll do you one better @HashBang173 :)
I found the source: https://github.com/johnduhart/POGOProtos-dotnet
Also if you are a node fan such as myself: https://github.com/Armax/Pokemon-GO-node-api
Fork and Enjoy!  (also use at your own risk - try to stay in the same area and don't go teleporting all over the map)


Sure thing.. I will create a PR.


Done


変わりました


also can be seen as a command for renaming


修改


We're going to test v1.3 branch to find issues from July 25th.


I got this error building from super-build :-/
```
2>  Microsoft (R) Program Maintenance Utility Version 12.00.21005.1
2>  Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.
2>
2>  	CC = cl -nologo
2>  	LD = cl -nologo
2>  	LDSHARED = cl -nologo -LD
2>  	CFLAGS = -MD -Zi -W2 -wd4996 -we4028 -we4142 -O2sy-  -Zm600
2>  	XCFLAGS = -DRUBY_EXPORT -I. -I.ext/include/x64-mswin64_120 -I./include -I. -I./missing
2>  	CPPFLAGS =
2>  	DLDFLAGS = -incremental:no -debug -opt:ref -opt:icf -dll
2>  	SOLIBS =
2>  generating miniprelude.c
2>  <internal:gem_prelude>:1:in `require': cannot load such file -- rubygems.rb (LoadError)
2>  	from <internal:gem_prelude>:1:in `<compiled>'
2>NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'E:\OP2344~1\SUPER-~1\RUBY-P~1\src\RUBY-D~1\ruby.exe' : return code '0x1'
2>  Stop.
```


@lucianlazar2211

I'd like to propose:
```C
  er_set (ER_ERROR_SEVERITY, ARG_FILE_LINE, ER_IO_LZO_COMPRESS_FAIL, 4, FILEIO_ZIP_LZO1X_METHOD, fileio_get_zip_method_string (FILEIO_ZIP_LZO1X_METHOD), FILEIO_ZIP_LZO1X_DEFAULT_LEVEL, fileio_get_zip_level_string (FILEIO_ZIP_LZO1X_DEFAULT_LEVEL));
```


Thanks, it helped me a lot


Why you delete SQL Server?


@lucianlazar2211

I'd like to propose:

```C
  er_set (ER_ERROR_SEVERITY, ARG_FILE_LINE, ER_IO_LZO_COMPRESS_FAIL, 4, FILEIO_ZIP_LZO1X_METHOD, fileio_get_zip_method_string (FILEIO_ZIP_LZO1X_METHOD), FILEIO_ZIP_LZO1X_DEFAULT_LEVEL, fileio_get_zip_level_string (FILEIO_ZIP_LZO1X_DEFAULT_LEVEL));
```


Hmm, I had an old 2.2.0 build there that I think it unpacked on.  I'm trying a clean build now.


test


Won't this increase the queryPointer count by 2? I don't think thats desirable.


@ezyang Looks like you're not the first who had this idea: https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/4624 https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/6301


for https://github.com/cocos-creator/fireball/issues/3499


Turned off auto-merging!


Put all the fields in an array and use join instead.


this change is not consistent with the way that we work datasource


ditto on consistent wording.  I believe the preferred is always datasource


support for print in python >= 3


Our UI actually always calls the thing a "data source" as do our docs. The class or the object in code is usually datasource.

We can stick with single word in the API (I prefer it too) , but it's inconsistent with the desktop and server ui


saw approval from javajolt
at https://github.com/basho/riak_core/commit/b33c63a9dbbcff81d055ee8b036b96279a4d2d6f


merging basho/riak_core/feature_jrd_cmd-tz = b33c63a9 into borshop-integration-847-feature_jrd_cmd-tz


basho/riak_core/feature_jrd_cmd-tz = b33c63a9 merged ok, testing candidate = 03fb9381


I refer this code. https://github.com/raphamorim/waterfall.js
waterfall.js supports IE8+.
but, I got that getComputedStyle couldn't use on IE8.
ok. thanks
I will use method of jQuery.


ok. thanks.


how it crease the count by 2?
--Here what's happening
whenever there are multiple query, it will try to find grouping key once the response of new query begins.


sir,,, after add this patch camera now shows.. but after 2 or 3 shots randomly camera closes... but video recording in camera works nice. sir i noticed if I am not use your softvideo blob... camera takes photo randomly but when trying to switch video, camera stopped. . i am using micromax xpress 2 mt6592. . thankyou sir, thanks to share codes with us to make our mt6582 and 92 colorfull and featureable..... thankyou so much.


plant-autosizing-gaps (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1126 of 1128 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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ok. good idea.


ok. thanks


what's the benefit over this?


这是注释吗？


Hi @jvaldoria413 , Why are you committing codes on this branch?


Thank you, very good.


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