C'est pourtant une modification nécessaire chez moi depuis le passage rc1 -> rc4 et qu'on retrouve sur le dépôt de l'exemple Quick Start d'Angular2 depuis la rc2 : https://github.com/angular/quickstart/commit/6e430b276099340766b98def91c1a2b628f93465#diff-e86973cdb7894730814fdc0868f16063


make check fails after this patch. Seems output redirection along with grepping output not possible


Cargo count wasn't shown on the 1051 gear menu. Since it is added in 106 I figured it made this add action redundant.

It takes the same amount of time to hit "G" twice as it does to click the action on your scroll wheel and get the cutText message. We should aim to move as many things from fn_selfActions to a key bind or dialog option as possible. Overloading fn_selfActions is one of the main reasons for FPS drops, since the whole function runs on loop every frame.


Nice!


I know this pattern is already being used in other places in Yokozuna, but I don't like it. Defines without any arguments like this are normally used for constants, so when I see places where something like this is used I wouldn't normally expect it to expand out to a function call that dynamically fetches the current config. Plus we only use it in two places anyway, so it feels like we might as well just call app_helper:get_env directly in the code.


This change unfortunately breaks all parsers of the public/cards API that rely on the value "neutral". Is there a way undo this to keep the API stable?


Fixed in 22d46af8bb Thanks.


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I think that makes sense


Noted.


Yes, I think that looks good. But it doesn't mean everything will just work on Windows https://ci.appveyor.com/project/haf/logary/build/4.0.4


How does this design handle a rados transaction which removes and then recreates an object (to a smaller size)?


Ok..


This one I disagree with. If you pass a non-Finder to these methods, then you are doing something pointless, and so it should fail, rather than allow you to waste CPU cycles. Ideally it would fail in the analyzer, but I'm not sure how to push the information far enough to allow the analyzer to do it. Failing at runtime here is ok because these are tests and thus extremely likely to always run down these codepaths (you don't typically have conditional use of matchers in tests).


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


Submitting the task to TaskCluster failed. You didn't give the task-graph scopes allowing it define tasks on the queue.Details:

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This seems reasonable.


Well done, looks like a more formalized version of the [update.sh](https://gist.github.com/t413/3e616611299b22b17b08baa517d2d02c) script I wrote for the [acme wiki](https://github.com/Neilpang/acme.sh/wiki/How-to-run-on-OpenWRT). I didn't think to make it into a package; great idea!


@JonatanSalas We Can't remove href calls specifically in the case below.. Because we're not redirecting.. We just want to handle to click to add a new item


Thank you for organizing and driving this @erica !


Of wolf and man


@JonatanSalas Better :)


Now I am stronger


nightwolf wins


This seems reasonable. You could probably go even further and make MarkdownBase private.

We probably need to study this code in more detail and clean it up, the flutter_markdown library is currently without an owner.


AddDocBuildToLinux (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2252 of 2252 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@andrerpena when you use it in conjunction with react-router, the onClick send a request :/ that's why I did this.


Thanks for the change, and especially for the performance test.

Would you mind posting the benchmark test file and invocation that you used as well?


I wonder if this should just go in `rt` instead of `rt_yz`? Seems like it's not necessarily specific to yz, and might be useful in other tests as well.


Tested OK on all the X3d-demo tests, which includes animations, child objects, various lights, 3DS Studio meshes and geometry primitives (cylinder, cone, etc).
NavigationInfo headlight, which attaches a DirectionalLight to the CameraRig, no longer worked, but this is a known issue as another fix here included using the camera rig created by X3dobject, which had been broken.  This is for me to fix.


@dshafik This should be "beta2" within quotes, otherwise the (Windows) build script will not pick up the extra version


If you need help with making a script let me know, I already do it for 3 devices

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@atifaziz this risks overflow if the underlying comparer returns `int.MinValue`


> Named scenarios for modelling sequences of request-response with state changes

Is this something like this:

https://cloud.spring.io/spring-cloud-contract/spring-cloud-contract.html#_scenarios


@maxhutch The logical expressions like `==` in mxm_wrapper.f are not compliant to F77. You have to use `.eq.` . Not sure if there are other non compliant things. Haven't checked the source carefully.


i give u 100€ if you release the executable


Yikes. Shouldn't that be fixed? As I'm sure the overall benefits from the optimization are worth it.
@Techcable


overflow: visible;
Is niet de oplossing voor Android 2.3
Zie ook dat Android 2.3 al lang niet meer ondersteund wordt vanwege security bugs. Moet eigenlijk upgraden naar 4.3


Animation is far the art for me


AddDocBuildToLinux (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1136 of 1136 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Does this cause the issue #5 ?


Nice work, Jeff!  Do you have a feel for the size of determinants that you would need to benefit the useage of OpenMP?


Why?


I'm running this fine locally, but jenkins is having a timing issue, so I was trying to see if the realtime scheduling is necessary, (which requires sudo).


i have a same question


same reply to you what you gave me
Who the hell cares about credits its about authorship , and that commit was by yank you can check my git i have that with the real authorship btw enough of this now


Float80 is only available on x86. Testing a fix (basically the `{{64|80}}` thing in the original code).


great thanks!!!! i did a quick local fix for the 2.3.2 lib and it seems to work.

But when i take the latest from master I see some new regression introduced between 2.3.2 and master. In Particular [NotMapped] Attribute is no longer respected for Sqlite and the mapping is done and it is crashing.

Can you please have a look.I think the function was createparentchild relationship ...(Or something in that effect)


It's on the TODO but there is no ETA


ping @weltling as well as the downloads will end up in /~ab


commented this line due to inappropriate transition effect problem.


I suppose so.


Nice one. You should make a website with this.


It does indeed do that. However, if you fully specify the ref `runtime/$appname/$arch/master`, then it won't be a prefix. It definitely is crappy interface (https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=746049), but I think we should be safe here if you also add the branch (master). We control the repo, so there shouldn't be random refs in there.


Do a PR


Can you make py3 compat?


I'll do that in my next PR.  The previous script wasn't compatible either.


I see.


@nadide Update needed


@Jan-E this was already found to be an issue by @weltling, who fixed it for the windows build. I have fixed my script to solve this going forward.


Yup, basically (and thanks!). Had been thinking about doing something like this for a while, but you beat me to it with that script. Helped to validate that the approach worked, though, so thanks for that.

If you get a chance to test the package, I'll be interested in the results :)


Thanks @limonte!

Had a lot of work on recently so haven't had as much time as i'd like to invest in this, but as soon as i do, i'll try and finish it up.


@rppawlo @jmgate

Hi this commit begins a sequence of commits related to the DOFManager. In particular it ties it to the GUN paper and the line numbering used there. These timers will eventually be defaulted to off, but for now they are on.


121784677-OAControllerFixes4633 (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2256 of 2258 tests passed, 558 test warnings)

 * 560 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 7 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table small diffs.

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:disappointed:


os_2_0_develop (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Build Failed

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@samturrell No need to hurry; take your time :+1:


!in_array( $values['url'] ) doesn't make sense.


This whole function is hopelessly wrong. Will refactor when I get home


if you are quoting me then quote me fully I said who cares about  credits in xda and yes i atleast have courtesy to give him credits in commit itself not like you kanged a commit and then claiming it's your work


ok


> Seems output redirection along with grepping output not possible

Well, a ``2>&1`` would usually fix this (grep looks on stdout by default)..

.. but I'm not actually getting *any* output when run via make check. If I run outside of this it works fine.

Did it work before?


OK. I ran into it when compiling from the release tarball (or rather zipball) here at github: https://github.com/php/php-src/releases
Could you update the releases there?


хорошо


This is used by some animations! Gotta leave it.


It's been quite some time since you asked but chiming in here just in case you (or somebody else) are still facing the problem. I think the [quick start](https://github.com/IMGIITRoorkee/django-filemanager#quick-start) part of the README might resolve this issue.


Whoops.  I'll fix that in my next push.


Ignore last comment... wrong function.


This is also the commit where I modified the camera's viewing angle. Sorta hidden here.


@Stephan202 Possibly.  We're wary of cluttering the interface too much, though.

I could imagine some of the methods currently defined on AbstractGraph becoming default methods on Graph; I expect we'll be having conversations about options like that as we get ready for our first Java-8-based Guava release.


Change to "Notifications for your groups." Maybe even just "Notifications" as on GitHub.


Fixed in cac0b36.


Ok, i added some code, a couple of variables to test... created /locale dir and subdirs. Built a custom initrd.gz for the new lang, then rebooted... and it loaded the correct keymap, showed the translated message with the correct chars... it's done. Once in the desktop I opened lxtask and it showed a translated app. IT'S DONE HAHA.

Now i'll add the remaining variables, then i'll push the changes...


A Simple Blog with raw php


Looks right. Thanks


note this recent change in the develop branch:

https://github.com/readium/readium-sdk/commit/967a6c5b0e0017c6d75a74e80ec72ac434311837

can you synchronize your feature branch so that your diff files can be updated accordingly?


You have to commit and push though (to bad).


This is an attempt to fix some timeout problems we've been having mostly with level resources, but occasionally other things. Reproducing it was hard, but this is meant to make loading a level in-game at least less likely to fail.

I'll look into doing it with the new system, might poke you about it.


THIS IS CORRECT


I'm stumped :)


Hello, thank you for your change. I think your PR comment may be a bit off; for your example to work `miniBatchFraction` should be `0.02`, not `0.2`.

Furthermore, the message is a bit confusing. It seems to imply having the product `P = numIterations * miniBatchFraction >= 1` guarantees use of all distinct examples. In fact, the expected number of distinct points sampled is about `1 - exp(-P)`.

In any case, I don't think we care too much about using distinct examples here; that's the whole point of using replacement. I think it would be more appropriate to warn the user that the **true number of (possibly repeated) examples used** is less than the size of the dataset.


Verdade tchê, fazer o que, teste é teste, :)


Sure, I buy that. We'd take a PR to make that hypen vs. underscore configuration consistent in the public-config.


Ta escrito hariline, deveria ser hairline.


Seria interessante falar que é multiplo de 100


Ah. Will check, perhaps I will just convert this to a normal instance method.

Aslo perhaps we need a testcase for that. =)


These interpolated lrauv NetCDF files are the first Trajectory files I've encountered that contain multiple spatial/temporal coordinate variables; I believe this is allowed by Cf-1.6. The initial (current) implementation of getAuxCoordinates() assumed just a single set of coordinate variables.

I propose reworking getAuxCoordinates() to allow multiple sets of spatial/temporal coordinate variables by first identifying the coordinate variables from the coordinates attribute of the record variables and _then_ identifying which of them have standard names of 'time', 'depth', 'latitude', and 'longitude'.

Does this change sound like it will help?


Oh, I see that you want to take advantage of that. I guess if you different branches, then you could get multiple refs under the `runtime/$appname/$arch` prefix. I kind of feel like you should only delete the app you created for the types of concurrency issues you were talking about, but I don't think it makes a big difference here.


Seria massa um exemplo de uso como atributo, por exemplo
h1 {font-weight: 400}


did u think u finish it today?


What is the benefit of using this instead of `http://player.cnevids.com/player/loader.js` and what is the source? Desktop player does not use it.


@eshepelyuk I'm going to try to review this weekend. We've been busy with our 'svn-to-git' migration and all the dev-ops coding that goes along with that.


Hey @zackhall!

Is re-rendering the menu for collapsing sections needed?
Could it be done with css display toggling and still be "the React way"?


Do you talk to breeze's author David to have this maintained in breeze? Thanks.


I didn't think anyone else was using this. :) As a heads up my latest push changes the dictionary format pretty significantly.

In a future change I'll be making the screw hole's distance from the edge configurable.


Absolutely no probs. I was a little bit lost too, so fixing missing parts now :(


a wild `console.log` appeared 🐺


Does this need done somewhere in core as well?


This even looks like a small gain at STC. Good luck for LTC!


@Jan-E I hadn't planned to repackage; as I didn't think anyone else would hit this. Obviously I was wrong. I'll work on it this morning. 👍


in JS code, values for frameMenu (left menu iframe) and frameMain (actual page) are handled as integer values, and in Java code, we only ask if they're not null. So, the code has been updated in order to handle similar data values in frontend code.


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I think this broke a bunch of tests (e.g. tests/events/test_ics_parsing.py)


The way we build the new url for the mainFrame iframe tries to have the same order in QueryString params we originally set in preview_mode.vl, so reading them for troubleshooting purposes might become easier.


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I'm not sure it implies that (because it doesn't logically follow), and it doesn't say that in any event. Distinct examples aren't relevant here.


Será que é valido falar nesse styleguide que é melhor adicionar e remover classes do que adicionar e remover atributos ?


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I think `data=NULL` is better, or otherwise the `is.missing(data)` will always be `FALSE` since it will see `data` as the function `data()`.


aaa [](javascript:alert(1))


It doesn't imply it logically, but it certainly implicates it (conversationally). It's kind of silly to say "X won't happen if you don't Y" but then expect people to understand that X still won't happen if you Y.

Also, regarding distinct examples, I completely agree, which is why I think the warning should be something like "The number of examples used for training ..."


This block could use a comment explaining what it does and why.


@Barbosik Should these changes also be in the https://github.com/Barbosik/BinaryWriter-node.js repo?


@pamo why was `esri-leaflet-legend` added?


Here X _may_ not happen if you Y. X may or may not be a problem, even, so I don't know if more aggressive warning is needed. The message doesn't talk about distinct examples, what are you referring to?


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 * 39 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.

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> If you pass a non-Finder to these methods, then you are doing something pointless, and so it should fail, rather than allow you to waste CPU cycles.

It does "fail" in that it makes `matches()` return `false` which then tells the test library to report the error. I think that's probably a more usable way to tell a developer they are passing a bad type in an `expect()` call than to just have a runtime cast failure somewhere.

>  Ideally it would fail in the analyzer, but I'm not sure how to push the information far enough to allow the analyzer to do it.

Yeah, that would be nice, but it would be a *lot* of plumbing to get it from `expect()` (which would have to become a generic method) all the way through the various layers and into `Matcher` (which would have to become a generic class).

> Failing at runtime here is ok because these are tests and thus extremely likely to always run down these codepaths (you don't typically have conditional use of matchers in tests).

That's what I figured to.

I mean, the test is going to *blow up* either way if you pass in a bad type. The question for me is just about how we tell the developer they did something wrong. We could use a covariant override here, which implies some sort of automatic runtime check, but when that check fails it might not be clear to them *why* it failed since it looks like some random cast failure.

If we hoist the failure up to the "policy" level by having `matches()` return `false`, then I think it's more clearly shown to them that they made a mistake in their code somewhere. (And a more sophisticated `Matcher` subclass could actually produce a failure message that *tells* them "The object should have been type ___ and you gave me ___.")

But, either way, I don't have a strong opinion. I mainly wanted to get a sense of *if* we wanted to fix the covariant override error here, how much work is it to do so? In this case, I think it wasn't too hard, which is a useful data point for *me*, even if it's still not the right choice to me here. :)


Tested on git and working in all devices here :) thanks!


MY MIND IS BLOWN THAT THIS WORKS.  It makes addonData:addonData


It was already in `package.json`, but I guess I forgot to copy-paste the require from my other build script.


This is not an ideal fix.

I feel this would have been better
```diff
-		defer conn.Close()
+		defer func() {
+			conn.Close()
+			c.conn = nil
+		}
```

}


10/10 commit message


@dshafik Fine with me I have now changed my build script to check first if the zipball at http://windows.php.net/downloads/qa exists and only if that is not the case fetch it from github.
Sometimes the releases at github are updated, so I now I am taking a risk to use those. But they appear earlier so I can already test a new release before it is officially announced. After the announcement I always check if I am using the latest version.
There have been some discussions in internals about differences in the tarballs on php.net, windows.php.net amd github. Best to keep them all the same.
Thanks.


This leaks the connection though, which is not ideal?


> You could probably go even further and make MarkdownBase private.

Great idea.


FYI, this got stomped by the next commit since you didn't make it to the `master` branch.


It'll be fixed 'eventually'
Unfortunately it's a difficult issue and I'm overwhelmed with real life right now :(


@drJAGartner :disappointed: Joe can't follow the spec :hankey:


Auf keine Fall ist dass schöner Stil aber wir müssen einfach mal etwas liefern. Jetzt sollte es für alle großen und kleinen Monitore halbwegs schön sein. Ich habe das Layout zum Teil mit Flexbox umgesetzt. Das funktioniert in den meisten aktuellen Browsern schon und es einfach viel einfacher als mit der Floating-Technik Sachen zu positionieren.


Tech writing generally avoids "There is" (https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/572/04/). Also, "here" links are generally a bad idea (https://www.nngroup.com/articles/writing-links/, https://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/noClickHere). How about:

This page has no Dart equivalent. Instead, see the
[forms guide](forms.html).


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First Commit


added bullet


this is cool


Same comment as for the forms guide.


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Yrs weird :) even did a bisect. It worked before your first commit.

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Thanks!


Sorry, didn't see commit 227c0c07773cd963202a10fe06fb83f667235570 :)


All debug print statements should be protected by `LOG` macro


Maybe this is why my 'buggy' test http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/57a1f2370ebc591c761f5d8c succeeded at STC. ;) Anyway, good luck for LTC!


Should probably be a reference. Copying vectors is expensive.


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Looks like the old version handled None whereas the new version doesn't. We were silently catching the error but failing later. Hooray for tests!


Honestly no idea what's happening here...
        🚀
   💥
💥
👍


@emiliom @miguelcleon Sorry for my vague explanation. By "retrieving data" what I meant is from user input via checkboxes. There is a conflict in the method used. @miguelcleon, It appears that you are only filtering one dataset at a time, while I have given the option to filter multiple dataset (multiple checks rather than a dropdown). I'm not sure which functionality works best in this case. Thanks.


That's precisely why it was removed. It was absurdly powerful.


I'm not sure I understand the purpose of this


BTW: there was a similar discussion with respect to the latest ciurl release. Somebody suggested an alternative way to update the github releases:

> It is also possible to upload release tarballs generated by 'make dist' to the release page on GitHub using GitHub API.  I have been using a curl-based shell script to upload them on other two upstream projects:
>
> https://github.com/kdudka/nss-pem/blob/master/upload-release.sh
> https://github.com/logrotate/logrotate/blob/master/upload-release.sh

I do not know how you repackage, but this could be a way to do it.


First of all make the database for running the login page with name ATM.
then only it will work


`NAME` is also only a placeholder, I couldn't think up a good name for that 'thing'.

`Type<T>` can't call static methods but it has visibility to unbound methods.


Front page and Login page are complete
and option page is not completed yet.


I think it is ideal if we create a new connection and close it for each discover. But #5 has a function which passes a connection to the client, which I cannot close. I made a fix at #11. Could you please help me check if that's okey?


I don't understand the point of this change.


hi


on second thought, maybe this is not such a good idea.

This works fine.

```
x %>% margins()
```

The problem I'm getting (maybe a rare use case) is when the data from the model is not in the global environment.  This could potentially be handled using the environment specified in the `terms` instead of `parent.frame`.


you use bottybot


No worries. Glad you would've noticed :)


\o/


@jmcphers quick review appreciated for this one as well. This was found by JJ while forcing errors, the problem was that I assumed `reportChunkExecutionError` handled errors but it's really a wrapper around the console which I'm also now reusing for SQL chunks. So basically, SQL chunks will output `.RDS` files and console output, which makes much more sense now.


You could add a case in gtDispFlags to print a  node marked with this flag.
I would recommend pig backing on to this one:

```
    printf("%c", (flags & GTF_UNSIGNED      ) ? 'U' :
                       (flags & GTF_BOOLEAN       ) ? 'B' : '-');
```


Also agree that X may not be a problem. Regarding distinct: "all examples" means just that, though what's  really meant is "a number of examples equal to the number of examples inputted." Of course, that's a bit verbose, all I'm saying is that a warning like

"The number of examples used for training is less than the input data size since numIterations * miniBatchFraction < 1.0"

is neither verbose nor aggressive. Also, its (conversational) implication is technically correct, which of course is the best kind of correct one can have.


welcome back :)


Keep up the good work guys. We really appreciate the amazing efforts put in to making an epic bot!


Isn't this too optimistic ?


Hi. The 1st modification is strange, because if won't deploy the NSX Controller nodes with the answer file provided (where cluster1 is the Compute Cluster).


Done!


Indentation


And print something for the linear IR form dump (that I have never actually seen used)

cTreeFlagsIR(Compiler *comp, GenTree *tree)


it actually doesn't matter as both the cpus are based on same architecture , also mtune is not available for 4.9gcc as you need a updated gnu binutils for that which was introduced in gcc 5.0

Also i have tested it and there is actually better optimization :)


Changes for the API test


%s/is/are/


But that's not actually a meet, right?


What is important for these types of optimizations is that the branch is easy to predict. Either almost always false, or almost always true. It might be a common case if the density is significantly larger than 1 / 65000. So I think it might help.

If it hurts, it is probably by a negligible amount... this a very cheap test. Of course, if it helps, it will not be by a large fraction either... so these are micro-optimizations but they may matter for some cases.

In any case, I am currently running our benchmarks with the changed code (note that this is not in master yet), and I'll publish the results. If the gains are too small, I'll drop this change.

I'll even let you review everything before we merge.


@firebolt55439 Can you please tell me why I had to deal with negative numbers when the bytes in packets are read by your script as unsigned 8-bit integers? For example, a packet I worked with would look like this: [1, -120, -87, -121, 14, -120, -115, -126, 8, 0]. What's with the negative numbers?


This comment and the next one seem to contradict each other. Is the second one supposed to say "index-a2"?


126241313-Three-Surface-Warmup-Convergence-Issue (RKStrand) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2256 of 2260 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 4 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

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Should these be "and"'s or "or"'s? The real crash comes from the pet not having a valid weight.


I don't see the code that uses this flag.
Is that still to be written?


It looks like LUCENE_MATCH_VERSION_(OPEN|CLOSED) are not actually used. Should we delete them?


r+


Was following https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markdown is there a better how-to?


Hi:  I just want to commit the changes in this one line of code before pull request into master.  It looks like I have two other files.


Was totally looking into this where to you learn about Chai? All ever found was stuff about Swig


@nsoranzo I just re-ran the tests locally here on dev and they seem to work for me. Do you have the logs a little above this? Are you sure these problems are caused by this commit and are not sqlite locking errors?


Instead of using "current" and "previous", I wonder if we might actually be better off explicitly specifying the Riak versions we want to test. Otherwise I assume this test will break when current and previous start referring to newer code.


Avoid returning SoapBody envelope and return only inner node. ( JMS Serialiser fix )


@bertrik please see this code https://gist.github.com/nl0pvm/17f1a55a57271c75394984e6409c8229


Hi! Both registration corrections in this commit are wrong. It's only working with the old syntax which compare the value whereas the new one compare the string.


Closes wpninjas/ninja-forms-stripe#35


No space before the question mark but extra parenthesis?


`http://player.cnevids.com/player/loader.js` contain the url or `http://player.cnevids.com/player/video.js`(in the `environment`):
```javascript
"video_load_path":"https://player.cnevids.com/player/video.js"
```
this value used by https://*.cloudfront.net/assets/player-*.js in `load` method of the player.
```javascript
      var t = this.config.environment.video_load_path;
      t += '?videoId=' + e,
      t += '&playerId=' + this.config.player.id,
      t += '&target=' + this.config.divs.target,
```
all of these are used by the desktop player(i can see the request of the video.js when i browse videos in some of the web site) and for the reason of using it over loader.js is to load is about the size of the requested data.


@agl I'm trying build donna project using make file but i faced the following error
```
gcc -c curve25519-donna.c -Wmissing-prototypes -Wdeclaration-after-statement -O2 -Wall -m32
gcc: error: unrecognized command line option '-m32'
make: *** [curve25519-donna.o] Error 1
```
Could you please help me building it.


@firebolt55439 Can you please tell me why I had to deal with negative numbers when the bytes in packets are read by your script as unsigned 8-bit integers? For example, a packet I worked with would look like this: [1, -120, -87, -121, 14, -120, -115, -126, 8, 0]. What's with the negative numbers?


Minor typo ("iteger").


Correção tamanho Título e Campo


The use is in earlyprop.cpp, line 298.


This update to header.php breaks the install procedure


OK, the problem wasn't that `</p>` were used, but that they were in the wrong place. The `<ol>`, being another block element, caused the `<p>` to be closed implicitly, which means that the `</p>` after `</ol>` was indeed "unexpected". Fixed in de1a335.


Up to minor code, r+ (clever indeed).


The problem is that the tests won't necessarily fail. For example, isNotInCard returns true if there's no Card ancestor, or, with your patch (if I'm reading it right), if the given finder isn't actually a finder. So you'll write a test like this:
```dart
   Widget myWidget = new Text('...');
   // use myWidget when building a tree...
   expect(myWidget, isNotInCard);
```
...and it won't fail. The code looks right (if you don't understand that widgets are just literals and aren't the actual thing that goes in the tree), but it won't work. You need to say:
```dart
   expect(find.byWidget(myWidget), isNotInCard);
```
...(or some such, I forget the exact syntax).


My name is Jiawen Lu.


Seems like these block bounds didn't get ported.


This is my FIRST time.


#notbad ✨


Great to see your MacOS adaptions! May I suggest some hints here (not tried either):

1. At least where used "inline" (`$adb = "#!/bin/bash`"), it might be cleverer to use a variable  (`$adb = "#!${BASH_LOCATION}"`). That way it would be easier to maintain
1. For the "sourced scripts" (like `lib/scriptgen.lib`) the she-bang could possibly be omitted – see [here](http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prompt-HOWTO/x237.html):

    > In examples, you will find that I often include #!/bin/bash at the beginning of files including functions. This is not necessary if you are sourcing a file, just as it isn't necessary to chmod +x a file that is going to be sourced.

That would, in the end, just leave a single place where it's really needed: first line of `adebar-cli`. There you could possibly replace it by the `env bash` construct after having included the location in your `$PATH` variable: `export PATH=/opt/local/bin:$PATH`. Prepending the new path should ensure the correct version is found first.

Could you please try that? As I wrote, it would make it easier to "keep things compatible" – i.e. for you to pull from upstream, and maybe for me to accept a PR if you were planning that :)

Fingers crossed for your efforts!!!


Oh, I thought I pushed that -- sorry!


The reason I had `This is more complex than a single node system with no replication` is that I'm trying to convey a theme to our Operators
> The biggest benefit you get from MySQL is that you can continue to treat the service as "just a database" when in fact some pretty complex stuff is going on behind the scenes. Because of the increase in complexity, we "trust but verify" on your behalf, so that you don't have to.


Curious..why are there no "{", "}" around this in this mode but in the actual file they are there?


something like that. extending to restdocs would be cool.


Are we leaking a signal handler here?


Note: This breaks Eucalyptus compatibility.


@v-rusmit, lines with:

$Result = New-Object TypeName PSObject

Seem to have a strange character within them, UTF-8 shows this as:

$Result = New-Object ?TypeName PSObject

Also shows as this:

$Result = New-Object Â–TypeName PSObject


It might be a bit hard to read line 30 when using newIndex as both iteration variable and range function arguments.

for index in range(newIndex, newIndex - length, -1):
    self.bytes[index] = x & 0xFF

would be less confusing. But it is just a minor remark, keep it your way if you prefer it (conditional r+).


Just joined github. Looking to learn how to code


jupiter


Minor typo ("iteger").


Hello @brand404 !
Thank you for your comment.
This is bug, fix is in https://github.com/szepeviktor/fix-w3tc/commit/9a526fa2867edac8517fabdc5c9562d62adf8a69

Do you have issues with W3TC?
I'd be glad to have more bugs fixed.


It's probably too late, but I feel like this should come after all of the required stuff, so that all the extra and confusing code doesn't clog up the app during the required steps.


Hi, lintweaker

We are LH Labs and glad to see you publish quite a few versions of MPD that works with our DAC.
Please kindly help to correct LB Labs VI DAC Infinity into L"H" Labs VI DAC Infinity.

Thanks a lot.

Also, please contact info@lightharmonic.com. We would like to offer you some future products to work with.

Cheers,
Larry


Be sure to look at https://github.com/PatrickLang/packer-windows/commit/b38ca2fbdb4d120fd8f8c2f07b60aaadab0652e1

Skipping UltraDefrag & sdelete makes the VHDX 2GB smaller for hyperv-iso packer builds and saves about an hour off build time. I haven't tried this on VMWare or VirtualBox so I limited it just to hyperv-iso for now.


I used the active voice to express the idea that the Canary is actively waiting for replication to fail. It's not a condition that happens  some time in the past, and the Canary eventually notices, but the Canary hops on the problem _the moment it happens_.


Also wonder if we need to use `module_context::resolveAliasedPath()`, in case the path passed from R is e.g. `~/foo`.


In `SignomialInequality.as_posyslt1()`, we reset `self.__class__` to `PosynomialInequality`, if the inequality simplifies to a posynomial. For consistency, shouldn't we do the same thing here when simplification to a monomial equality occurs?

Sidenote: I don't like resetting `self.__class__`, so hoping there's a future where that goes away.


sasdfa


Extra space in `[sample ]`?


"...to take produce items..." wording error here


Without this "return", the POST won't send any data and keep loading. Redirect page won't show up.


@kylecordes: Could please describe step by step how you installed the new version?


Precedent for question mark (which is where I figured out how to print the symbol name):
https://github.com/cc65/cc65/blob/master/src/cc65/exprdesc.c#L281

I haven't investigated other ternary ops in the codebase if the above is atypical. As for the single quotes, it seemed appropriate since it is referencing a name.


Is this a spelling error? Seems like `loadesr` was meant to be `loaders`? `sass-loader`?


By @xXD4RKXx


Please note that GHC HEAD renamed `cmpType`: https://git.haskell.org/ghc.git/commitdiff/9d22fbe2d3d8c4609919040007ea8bb561bf9a38


not available atm but you may want to SSH into the build server and remove the older cores from buildbot/{platform}/dist so the cores aren't packaged twice


This will not work on OS X, you'll probably still need to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH there.


Cool. Adding (or staging) is just to specify your files to commit. You should commit the changes you added. The commands sequence will look similar to this:

```
git add -u
git commit -m "<your_commit_message_goes_here>"
git push origin <your_branch_name_goes_here>
```

The double quotes are important in making commit. Making a pull request, as you know, changes the remote repository, so it can be done on Github, not command line.


Thank you! The call is necessary though because it's the core of the solution to the navigation bug which could leave us on the Conference page without a room name. I've made (or at the very least tried to make) sure that multiple dispatches of the SET_ROOM action will not ripple through the application. Your note though makes me think that I should add a source code comment to clarify the importance of this piece of source code.


Updated tweets.rb with .save function. vronnieli quarthex15


r+


yeah, was thinking the same, just had a case of lazy


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Apologies for the very long delay in reply to this thread.

> jitk-tps does not require trakem2, trakem2-tps connects them.

The dependency is in the other direction: `TrakEM2_` depends on jitk-tps: https://github.com/trakem2/TrakEM2/blob/db572a3267c53944c4d21ec3cda20d9fe902510d/TrakEM2_/pom.xml#L145-L148

> This fixes the "circular org dependency problem".

Your [removal of the `trakem2_tps` dependency](https://github.com/trakem2/TrakEM2/commit/a391801a88a0b429387d204eed320b553b240d55) is a step in the right direction—thank you very much! But I still think we need to also eliminate the `jitk-tps` dependency from `TrakEM2_`—or else migrate `jitk-tps` into the trakem2 multi-module build.


Will escape for the literal at alert time.


Thank you! I don't have a strong opinion here. Start/stop sound fine to me. I'm also fine with the React-specific names because the application is written in React so they're not going to sound alien to anyone developing the app.


```
testComplexQueryJson(com.tcdi.zombodb.query_parser.TestQueryRewriter): java.io.EOFException
```
If you have any idea how to rewrite it...


I was careful to always use the term `advise` because Ben was careful to make sure that GSS is aware that they do not suggest to a customer how to resolve their issue, rather GSS explains the customer's options, and lets them make a choice how to proceed.

(I see that merely throwing in `advise` doesn't capture that, but that's what I was trying to do, anyways. :) )


Ignore my previous message, if you've seen it.

Github doesn't lie: it says

> 1 changed file  with 1 addition and 1 deletion.

Then you have only one file updated.


@jadonk is the "A3" value of BWA3 set in stone for production? I'll need to update:

https://github.com/RobertCNelson/boot-scripts/blob/master/device/bone/bbbw-eeprom.dump

Regards,


Looks pretty symmetric to what we do for stan and Rcpp. I'm a fan.


20 meters.. cloudy weather can be problematic


Thank you! How do I specify something in the fashion of Java's package internal? I want the method to be (i.e. the method name to suggest) private/internal to the feature. I saw that you used _ for protected methods so I used it for 'package internal' as well.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1695 of 1695 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I am still unsure what getting the environment from EnigmailCore.getEnigmailService().environment.get("PATH") versus the Mozilla built-in helper, maybe it would be worth confirming this with them, to make sure it can be extended the way we think to all executables.


``s/multiple variables/multiple constraints/``


Oh awesome, thanks, I'll give that a shot!


I don't know off the top of my head.

You're not working in this branch I created, are you?  I kinda think you should start from scratch from 'master'.


Thank you! I really don't have a preference in this case. My intention with this undefined in this source code is to say: I don't want to define a value for the property app, I just want to have a jsdoc about it. Anyway, null will do the job even if it's semantically slightly different.


Thanks Patrick!
Hm, interesting. I'm sure I had bigger vagrant box files without running `compact.bat`, so I added it again. Here are my current sizes running ultradefrag and sdelete. But you are right, running these steps take ages so I would be happy to remove them.

```
C:\Users\stefan.scherer\GitHub\packer-windows\windows_2016_tp5_docker [my = +3 ~1 -0 !]> dir

    Verzeichnis: C:\Users\stefan.scherer\GitHub\packer-windows\windows_2016_tp5_docker

Mode                LastWriteTime     Length Name
----                -------------     ------ ----
-a---        05.08.2016     12:03 8952428674 windows_2016_docker_hyperv.box
-a---        05.08.2016     11:39 9040794321 windows_2016_docker_virtualbox.box
-a---        05.08.2016     15:39 9812384724 windows_2016_docker_vmware.box
```

I'll try your change with Hyper-V and compare the results.


r+


hey mate good evening :)
Side from JDCTeam here.
i am thinking to start a kernel dev for our s4 ,and provide a flashable zip to xda.
my thought was to take your kernel and import it to cm13.is there any problem :) ?
All credits will be given etc etc.

thanks in advance!


feel free to use it :)

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should be `lines.extend(log.split('\n'))` -- else you'll get double-escaping.


126241313-Three-Surface-Warmup-Convergence-Issue (RKStrand) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2256 of 2260 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
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Thank you! I'm afraid I'm of a different mind here. As the source code comment says, I've explicitly chosen undefined here because I don't want toolbar to have a knowledge of which is the default value for room name (it's not its business to know in the spirit of loose coupling).


thanks mate ! wish me luck since i am new on this kernel game :)


Found: `new Script("doc['num1'].value > 1")`


enjoy it :)

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LOL. I just made this change and was about to fork the project and commit it. I'm going to use your fork.


Camera is an entity, not a block


@paulirish yeah, CSP gets in the way, tried several dead ends today, but it turned out that it is possible get my hands at it with `pageCapture` permission,  in my background page I automate chrome to open new tab and navigate to `chrome-devtools://devtools/bundled/inspector.js`, I cannot inject content scripts or do anything useful with that page, except for `pageCapture` which gives me mhtml back, which I can process further:

![](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/559047/page-capture-bundled-devtools.png)

Now it is just a matter of parsing that MIME format and "regex-ing" important parts out.

---

As a side note: Maybe the devtools team could consider exposing those files somehow from Chrome. The hosted mode dev-server could use that instead hitting your api/serve servers. (Not sure about security implications)


Удачи тебе в этом!
1.10.2 с bukkit это просто счастье :)


redoing evaluation, doesn't seem to change anything. By the way, numbers we had in the table of the IFIP paper (size of simplified rulesets) are now slightly smaller because we stop after the default rule. The port issue does not seem to have affected anything. Reality is a mess; but we got lucky. Now it is fixed :-)


@fsateler Good point. Could do A hop over [`Math.Sign`](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bd3y5wdf(v=vs.110).aspx) before negating the result.


Тьфу, `.gitattributes` :smile:


You can't have enough Dennis.


Well, at the time, I was fighting errors during tearDown having to do with tests that left open connections around.  When tearDown aborted transactions, events were generated against connections that made them try to get the storage lastTransaction.  A lot has changed since then and this no longer seems to be a problem. I'm moving the close back above the tearDown.

Thanks for pointing this out!!!


It's actually possible for a split to still be required even if there are subdirs.


This has conflicts.


If you add here correctImageColors() I am satisfied ;-)


What's your browser? Neither Firefox nor Chrome fetch https://player.cnevids.com/player/video.js for me while playing in browser. Several KBs does not make much difference especially when much heavier webpage is downloaded every time anyway. At the same time it's unclear what is the reliability of this new source. Old one proved it's reliable enough over time. Thus I would prefer keeping both sources.


We might need to split one of these again.


Dont rush them


At first I copy/pasted some from places. But it's all better now.


I've been using Chai at work for a year or so now. That is to say I don't usually look at docs and I mostly just go look at existing code we already have for "inspiration". Unfortunately that does not help you. I'll just say up front I've found the available docs to be well less than desirable.

Though these are usually what I go to when I look for something:

http://chaijs.com/guide/styles/#expect
http://chaijs.com/plugins/chai-as-promised/

Also I'm up for a different library if you have a different preference.


Ok thanks.


Thank you!


Why don't you go ahead and make a pull-request so we can track your changes together.  I've been watching your branch commits, but it's hard to look at all the changes across multiple commits.

I want to help you as much as I can.


Oh yeah, also only gamepad works right now.
Oops


Not necessary, these do not come from user input.


I think the structure should probably be

```
  if (must_split(info)):
    initiate
    complete
  subdirs = list_subdirs()
  for subdir in subdirs:
    recurse(subdir)
```

That would capture the split-4-times-at-the-start case more simply, and must_split is the right way to actually


Would it be possible to test the following idea: in master, replace drawvalue[stm] by

drawvalue[stm] + pos.count(PAWN,stm) - pos.count(PAWN, ~stm)


As above.


@joachifm, what do you mean by "work for me"? Where you able to get chrome://sandbox/ to tell you SUID Sandbox = Yes?


Not needed as noted above.


Here's my comparison of with & without. I was more concerned with VHDX size so I can fit more VMs on my laptop's SSDs. It seems that the defrag/sdelete for larger 0 blocks does help the box compression slightly, but at the cost of increasing the VHDX size.

VHDX - `Get-VHD` shows both file size (on disk), and size (presented to VM)
```none
   FileSize        Size Path
   --------        ---- ----
19901972480 43452989440 d:\.vagrant.d\boxes\windows_2016_docker_hyperv_defragged\0\hyperv\virtual hard disks\windows...
17687379968 43452989440 d:\.vagrant.d\boxes\windows_2016_tp5_docker_conditionaldefrag\0\hyperv\virtual hard disks\wi...
```

BOX
```none
    Length FullName
    ------ --------
8440158958 f:\tp5_docker_1030\windows_2016_docker_hyperv.box   <-- with defrag
8663363025 C:\Users\Patrick\Source\packer-windows\windows_2016_docker_hyperv.box <-- without defrag
```


hey


您好，我问一下，vundle是不是只能跑一次Install,第二次跑Install 就会出错啊


Sorry, I dont know wtf is with my chatsounds revision; I've tried redownloading several times but shit keeps breaking, I've even told it to only commit the files selected and it keeps sending broken ones with it.


I really should check my notifications on here more often; I tortoisesvn not to fucking commit those but it did anyways for some reason; sorry!


why did you remove it? I think it's better to leave it either in afterInstall or the default blueprint.


我靠啊，你这是要让玩家瞬移的节奏(驳回)


@ccx-testerbot runtests master


Thank you for the request. It has been added to the queue (id: 246). To see the progress you can go to the [status](http://ccextractor.canihavesome.coffee/test/246) page. Please note that depending on the current queue, it could take a while before any results will be visible. In each case I will report back here once the tests are done.


But this is totally copyright infringement: https://github.com/10askinsw/Yawk-Client/blob/master/net/yawk/client/Client.java . They just copied everything!


Great. It did occur to me that the new wording might suggest to some people that any attribute is now allowed. But Pandoc still only allows a limited list of attributes, it's just that it includes 'standout' now.


An error occurred while running the tests. Please check the [status](https://ccextractor.canihavesome.coffee/test/246) page, and correct the error. If you have a question, please contact @canihavesomecoffee.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1136 of 1136 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Sorry, realized nulls should be an actual default value. 1 would be consistent with oldLines and newLines.


ok col, can you also give an example of the call to get a user using the UNIQUEID ?


Treats Issue #21


This break configurations with proprietary drivers, e.g. nvidia, as their implementation was moved into separate nixos modules.


@dpetravick you asked me to keep an eye on things. This commit is still using your DHCP address.


Regex patterns were updated during and after testing via LabDoc/QuestVA Scanner classes. These patterns represent the final patterns for the current Quest VA test document (.txt file) I am using. Patterns may change upon testing with live OCR.


> What's your browser?

Firefox.
> Thus I would prefer keeping both sources.

ok, i will add the old code when the `video.js` request fail.


urer or user?


but what did make you think so?


I can't test this right now, but I think this code would consider 0.9-1 to be less than 0.8-28 since 91<828.
Also a `List` of pairs of strings (some library has a class for that (`Pair<String, String>`)) might be better than the `TreeMap` I used since the map would mess up once the version order is different from the alphabetical order (e.g. 11 and 2) and it would remove the need for a `reverse` call.


This part of the patch seems to not agree with your comment on the [related issue](https://github.com/bergie/passport-saml/issues/19#issuecomment-44676650):

> Tolerates multiple signatures on a document (for instance, I have an example Okta doc where both the Response and the Assertion are signed)

I don't see how this tolerates multiple signatures. The Xpath syntax appears to do a recursive search for "Signature" fields, and then a check has been added that exactly one signature is found.  I have a SAML Response that is signed and contains a signed assertions, and the new code is triggering "Invalid Signature" because 2 signatures are found, even though only one is at the top level.

I opened #163 as a new Issue about that case.


should be `const T&` here too?


user :)


     player.addUnitState(UNIT_STAT_TAXI_FLIGHT);
      player.SetFlag(UNIT_FIELD_FLAGS, UNIT_FLAG_DISABLE_MOVE | UNIT_FLAG_TAXI_FLIGHT);

Why we addunitstate and Setflag? Where is the difference here?


0.9-1 doesn't happen. The number behind the dash is my total buildnubmer, which is currently at 31. It climbs with any build, no matter what major version.


@jojimt there is already an api to this. When you could give a list of ips to ping. may be u can use that ?


2016-08-05 21:47 GMT+02:00 timsong-cpp <notifications@github.com>:

> should be const T& here too?
>

This is one of three problems that I observed with the P/R. The author is
informed and will revise it.

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


Hi Alex,
ARChromActivity is awsome one.
I am using in my application,
But i want to add message text before sharing url.

How to add message text using ARChromActivity?


Should probably be removed, same with joetester


Why convert things to and from dict here instead of just working with the proplist directly?


*idea*
Nova Reactor?


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1715 of 1715 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Maybe put this in the `rt` module, in case someone else wants to use it for another test in the future?


126735005-AdaptiveThermostat (hongtz68) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2236 of 2241 tests passed, 76 test warnings)

 * 30 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 14 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 40 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.

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i take it by this point you had put ck2utils on dev?


the school year starts on the 22nd not the 21st. other than that this looks good


Debugging and fixing the Excluding pages when using the *


fixed and released 0.0.17


Going to do this through his project or using some code into your plugin?
You'd help him a lot if you do it through his project, but its your choice. Its probably simpler to use CustomAlerts and just to modify the messages and variables.


[skin.estuary/1080i/Variables.xml](https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/49ea0980b485ac9bf580140ca627c1ebeb619599/addons/skin.estuary/1080i/Variables.xml#L323) still references `librarysettings` resulting in the following error appearing in the log:
```
22:58:52  16.085238 T:1961377792   ERROR: Window Translator: Can't find window librarysettings
```


La~lala~~


Very best thing...


Should be moved to L16


What about the other Mousetrap event handlers?


nice job!


Should the caller use os.OpenFile() directly?


@jcredding FYI.


I approve to merge


CVE request related to this commit http://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2016/08/02/6 and CVE-2016-6520 assigned http://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2016/08/02/10 (for cross-reference).


Couple things to note here:
1) @volume should hopefully be an integer so you shouldn't need the `to_i` here.
2) You're not actually assigning the incremented volume to anything, so the volume doesn't actually change. So you should do something like `@volume = @volume + 1`
3) And going off the second note, you can shortcut this by doing `@volume += 1`


Don't need the puts statement here. :)


Try not to have all of these extra blank spaces at the end of a file (bad practice).


Thanks to merge the workaround into the document :+1:


Can we make the app icon circular?


Nice work on the hotel reservation exercise :)


Hi Anton,

#include<signal.h> is needed for compilation on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 7.2 (Maipo). Is there a specific reason why you got rid of it? Are you happy if I just add it back?

Klaus


Looks good


I only see the 3 commits from earlier (which have the DHCP email). I'll keep an eye out.


TopDown Pyramid Project


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Let us say during the bottom-up pass we merge c1 (callee) with c2 (caller)

where c1 = <n1,8> and c2 = <n2, 0> such that n1 is not collapsed but n2 is
collapsed.

The unification is c3 = <n3, 8> where n3 has to be also collapsed.

Then, we want to check that the callee is simulated by the caller. That is,

c1 = <n1,8> is simulated by c3 =<n3,8>

If we adjust the offsets for collapsed nodes (only c3)  we will get:

c1 = <n1,8> and c3 = <n3, 0>

so we will say that c1 is not simulated by c3.

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Not a good idea to have an `if` statement with nothing in it. Try using `unless base_word.include?(letter)` and see if that works.


close #2


Math.random() is a perfectly reasonable approach to force the message to get to the browser, but it's intent is to frustrate the browser cache. If you have some free time on your hands, you could try working with the browser by using something like:
`controller.currentPreviewImg += '?_=' + JSON.stringify(controller.currentCustomizer);`

You'd need to test well, since the above code assumes that the customizer contains the fully contained state required to show an image manipulation.


the defs for power, volume, and channel aren't necessary. You already define them in the initializer


Nice work! Besides for the comments I left, your code looks good.


@heiko-braun can you take a look at these?

After Stuarts fix it seems like the redirect is not working anymore


As a CJK user (or not ASCII user?), my linux/cygwin/msys2 system encoding is UTF-8.  BUT, the system encoding of my Windows is cp936, which is out of my control :-(

The problem is, ifI use encoding=utf8 in vimrc, the shell command and the result is wrong encoded. e.g.

> :!asciidoc %
> :dir

So I have to avoid non-ASCII characters in vim scripts.

FYR:
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/vim_dev/a9m3uBsyhHc (Add an option to specify filename encoding - Google Groups)
https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim/issues/329 (shell commands encoding)


cool!


@ihodes Isn't this redundant ?


first


應該是要將這段抽離出來～


Very nice job Jacob!!

Thanks!!


New line at end of file, new line at end of file


It depends on how you implement your `Engine`, but `SGDEngine` does learn the parameters of parametric criterions.


Forgot to remove the binaries.  Whoops!


uo~


hey @ElizabethLane, what do you think about this comment?


this is my first repository.


There seems to be a login issue on the demo still:

`    https://demo.erpnext.com/ Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 401 (UNAUTHORIZED)
frappe-web.min.js:637 Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/frappe/frappe-bench/apps/frappe/frappe/app.py", line 52, in application
    init_request(request)
  File "/home/frappe/frappe-bench/apps/frappe/frappe/app.py", line 113, in init_request
    frappe.local.http_request = frappe.auth.HTTPRequest()
  File "/home/frappe/frappe-bench/apps/frappe/frappe/auth.py", line 47, in __init__
    frappe.local.login_manager = LoginManager()
  File "/home/frappe/frappe-bench/apps/frappe/frappe/auth.py", line 104, in __init__
    self.login()
  File "/home/frappe/frappe-bench/apps/frappe/frappe/auth.py", line 119, in login
    self.authenticate()
  File "/home/frappe/frappe-bench/apps/frappe/frappe/auth.py", line 182, in authenticate
    self.user = self.check_password(user, pwd)
  File "/home/frappe/frappe-bench/apps/frappe/frappe/auth.py", line 196, in check_password
    self.fail('Incorrect password')
  File "/home/frappe/frappe-bench/apps/frappe/frappe/auth.py", line 200, in fail
    raise frappe.AuthenticationError
AuthenticationError`


yoho~


DO NOT PULL OR MERGE. Still work in progress. Thank you.


![screen shot 2016-08-04 at 7 39 29 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/18508181/17424698/5ac1630e-5a7b-11e6-826c-9631e8483b18.png)


This is the state I was able to get if I drop database and just use the data from the data_spec_helper file


Likely want to fix those `%20` folder names.


TopDown Pyramid Project 5-08-2016


Topdown Project


May want to mention some of the technologies you used


圣诞节撒开了呢


The install target doesn't build the project, so I don't think so.


121784677-OAControllerFixes4633 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1698 of 1698 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Yep.

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This should be in testers


This should be in testers, too


Did you mean to use admin_url()? I am getting a fatal with wp_admin().


This shouldn't be in chisel. Eventually, firrtl should be queried name changes.


This is not desirable?


yeah fair point. Should just re-raise here. It was middle road (ie moment of weakness) rather than stop-the-world errors from a validation, it would give some visibility. I might make it configurable (raise or error) rather than break anyone depending on it.


What is this for?


@babak77 : Nice!

Two small things:

1) The chromedriver.exe binary file is of course only relevant for Windows and it will make this repository much larger. Unfortunately, even if you remove it in a future commit, if I recall correctly, the large size of it will continue to be present for all future even after the file has been removed. So could you remove the file from version management and then hard reset this branch and push again?

2) The IP addresses should of course not be hardcoded in here, but this can be fixed with a future commit before creating a pull request.


一般来说 .col-md-x 不会跟 .navbar 写在一起。.col 是负责做排版的，而.navbar是一个现成的模型，所以 .navbar 要在 .col-md-x 里面新开一个 <div/> 来写。
.col-md-x 跟其他的模型写在一起的情况目前来说只有 .form-horizontal 里面有用到。
当然非常特殊的情况 .col-md-x 可以跟其他的 class 写在一起，不然的话到最后会有 padding 对不齐的问题。


curse you uneeded logs


@Studioartcz thanks. This was just a quick fix to a problem. If you want you could copy the code here and add the optional css.


Yeah do not extend `ParametersAction`.


I'll bite, what is the proper place?


The size of the vhdx file inside the Vagrant box file is

```
PS C:\Users\stefan.scherer\GitHub\packer-windows\windows_2016_tp5_docker> tar tzvf .\windows_2016_docker_hyperv.box
-rw-rw-rw- 0/0            2597 2016-08-05 11:52 Vagrantfile
-rw-rw-rw- 0/0     21210595328 2016-08-05 11:52 Virtual Hard Disks\\WindowsServer2016TP5Docker.vhdx
-rw-rw-rw- 0/0           49152 2016-08-05 11:52 Virtual Machines\\FA838E75-3059-4277-86A3-3F71DA453873.VMRS
-rw-rw-rw- 0/0           40994 2016-08-05 11:52 Virtual Machines\\FA838E75-3059-4277-86A3-3F71DA453873.vmcx
-rw-rw-rw- 0/0            1095 2016-08-05 11:52 Virtual Machines\\box.xml
-rw-rw-rw- 0/0              22 2016-08-05 11:52 metadata.json
```

A Vagrant box file is just a .tar.gz file. Interesting that my boxes are bigger than yours. I have to diff our git branches.


If you change the pet, then rotate, the edit text will still have the edited text, but this boolean will be set back to false. Definitely and edge case, but if part of the code step is having them test it thoroughly I think we should fix this.


Thanks @stlim0730 for checking this commit ... I saw the differences in the "compare" feature on git hub .. but those differences must be on master and not my commit .. for example test.txt


If indeed the commit is the intended single change on about.html .. I'm going ot go ahead and merge


You left a \ on accident.


There were too many similar CheckJournalFor function that were doing the same thing except the one for ShowUIKey which by default returned true insted of false like all the other bool keys.


help me out


I always use (an empty) PostgreSQL db for the API tests.

I tried twice and they failed both times, reverted this commit and passed, removed the revert and failed again. You'll have to wait until Monday for the complete logs, I'm out of office.


Why not wait till your patch finished before tuning?


love it!


Being uiless we have now the possibility to shutdown the model and start a new one so we can work on multiple documents. So we'll always run the graph in the active document in Revit.


no, I just built this locally actually. I keep forgetting to set `ck2utils:dev` on `blackfyre`, although I did remember to make it the default branch for that repository.


Thanks to @itslukej for noticing this issue as he was using Python 3.3 on his instance.


i would have done it except that you have uncommitted mapcut stuff


Using angular currency filter to format my dollar amounts


Ирина, что то с кодировкой - одни знаки вопроса


@GerHobbelt this commit breaks directory-based plugins - reverting it in my fork..

if the user supplies the plugin value as a directory path (e.g. `node_modules/jsdoc-babel` as suggested in [this plugin](https://github.com/ctumolosus/jsdoc-babel), this commit checks for the existence of a `node_modules/jsdoc-babel.js` file - which doesn't exist because it's a directory..


good point, that structure handles the other cases in your comments too


:white_check_mark: handled.


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Is there a reason you didn't just use (*gain_arr_ptr[pol_i])[*,tile_i] * ave_bp_gains_fullband ?


Поля пишем с маленькой буквы: userId, login, etc.


shouldn't __NR_getpid go into a7?  How did this ever work?


Hi. Yes this was a rather stupid mistake which went unnoticed for a while, but I fixed it recently: https://github.com/cfsimplicity/lucee-spreadsheet/issues/86


I think tuning needs to be done anyway, so if it is now or tomorrow probably doesn't matter all that much. I expect my patch to finish yellow eventually.


Может вернуть только часть файла, если тот слишком большой. (размер файла > размера читаемого за раз chunk-a). См. примеры работы со стримами:
http://codewinds.com/blog/2013-08-04-nodejs-readable-streams.html
https://www.sitepoint.com/basics-node-js-streams/


I have seen an increase of box sizes for all providers, probably after switching to `docker pull` instead of the `Install-ContainerImage` PowerShell commands. So I thought I should add the compact.bat again to clear disk with zeros.


alphabetical and using same format as those tables : DROP TABLE IF EXISTS...
(these ones at the bottom have somehow escaped the claws of the code review :) )


Лучше не открывать два потока сразу. Разумнее открыть первый, завершить обработку данных из него и если требуется, то только после окончания работы с первым начать обработку через второй поток. (это уместно во всех случаях когда нет обязательной необходимости работать с потоками параллельно)


> There's probably a simpler/more elegant way of doing this

indeed
```
(defn distribute [sz coll]
  (->> coll
       (partition sz sz (repeat nil))
       (apply map vector)
       (map (partial filter identity))))
```


This fixes http://forums.b2evolution.net/is-cross-posting-broken-in-6-7-x#c106980


so above x12_partners


Remove `-m32`.


Хедер - интересно, но усложняет полноценную реализацию функционала. Сейчас сохранение и последующая загрузка не будут корректно работать, если файл изначально был пустой. А такой случай хорошо бы поддерживать для полноты реализации.


I think a better solution would be to use `select` to wait for the socket to become available for writing again or set the socket to blocking mode and use `select` before reads to have those not block everything else.


On current master, running chromium by itself fails as predicted, running the libexec chromium with `CHROME_DEVEL_SANDBOX` pointing to a `chrome-sandbox` outside the store with the suid bit set works, with `chrome://sandbox` reporting that its using the SUID sandbox and that all is well.


Rewrote, uh, pretty much everything related to the downloader. Everything seems to be in working order except a "cancel all downloads" function. (Which I imagine is just me looping through webclients and doing a CancelAsync or something, and then unloading the form.)

The update method also resets all patch statuses and updates the version, so aside from the cancelling issue, everything works as intended.

(I have no idea why I originally made two update forms, I was extremely tired.)


Injetar na classe JPAUtil para que haja apenas uma injeção da EntityManager para toda a aplicação


можно писать проще: if (!compareUsr()) addUser();


looking for more change


That is, I'm doing `CHROME_DEVEL_SANDBOX=/var/bin/chrome-sandbox /nix/store/6h7p0j2c4ammzy4c4jphk8a2brhdkryi-chromium-52.0.2743.116/libexec/chromium`


I was concerned that the bandpass corrections were only being applied to the real part of the complex gains, whereas I wanted it applied to the amplitude of the gains.


@joachifm, by "fail as predicted" you mean starts up but reports SUID sandbox = No, correct?

I'm not sure why I'm unable to do what you're describing.


Hi @lollo78 and @RobLoach .

There is a Non-Merged 0.2.97.38 ROM set for FBA in wide circulation these days.

There are a few advantages to non-merged in general (especially helping new users get their ROMs set up correctly) but in this case switching to a non-merged database will enable a lot of clones and translations that won't load with the Merged set at all.

Would you consider adding or switching to a non-merged DAT for the FBA database?


No, by fails as predicted I mean it crashes


Maybe that's not exactly predicted ...


call recordings cut off


Aha. So that's how you set the versions and patch statuses.


Oh, but you have grsec enabled? I don't.


How many days do you need to apply the change?


ha. i'm just noticing this commit message!


to have more declarative exception retries with randomized exponential back off check
https://github.com/BrunoBonacci/safely#automatic-retry


The `event.data` object itself is signed by default - for a lot of the code that I put for leaderboard packet parsing, bullets, etc., I use a `DataView` object with the `getUint8(int offset)` method rather than modifying the main `event.data` object. If you want unsigned 8-bit integers, use the `DataView` object methods.


Corrigir value


если if-else только для правильной расстановки "|", то проще использовать массив для значений и вызывать join("|") для правильной конкатенации. Текущий подход чреват багами при расширении полей в юзере


As long as `ave_bp_gains_fullband` is never a complex number, it will be applied to the amplitude.


There's absolutely no problem. Go ahead and good luck ;)


Does it need to be so "stateful"?? can we find a better data driven way to do it?


From what I recall from reading the source, it won't use the suid sandbox if it can use namespaces.


При записи нужно проверять ошибки так же, как и при чтении. Вызывающий данный метод должен каким-то образом понимать, что операция выполнена успешно или, наоборот, провалилась. Тут может помочь callback как простейшая мера.


That's how I read it, anyway ... then again, it was a fairly quick skim late at night.


Do we want to label every single node with this flag or just the top most node?


> The problem is that the tests won't necessarily fail.

Hmm. My *intent* was that passing in the wrong type should make the test fail.

> For example, isNotInCard returns true if there's no Card ancestor, or, with your patch (if I'm reading it right)

Oh, right. I think there's just a bug in my implementation. I shouldn't have pushed the type test down into `_hasAncestorOfType()` since isNotInCard negates the result of that, including negating the type test failure. Oops! I can fix that. :)


here there is a pointless repetition of `coordinator`
`samsara.qanal.coordinator.coordinator-zookeeper`

if the parent namespace it says already `coordinator`, everything inside is going to be pertinent to the `coordinator` so just `zookeeper` would do, i think


The whole point of the suid sandbox is to create the namespaces, so if it can do it via unprivileged user namespaces I guess it always prefers that.


not to sure if the name is correct, i don't get this one


126735005-AdaptiveThermostat (hongtz68) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2237 of 2241 tests passed, 72 test warnings)

 * 40 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 14 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 26 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.

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maybe here `defonce` would do ?


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1698 of 1698 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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What is this function for?


I would separate the cmd-line parsing and config file mgmt into a `main` namepace


Looks good to me, will test in a production environment soon


Check the other commit too

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@obadz trace the logic from here https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src.git/+/52.0.2743.99/content/browser/zygote_host/zygote_communication_linux.cc#303 to me this reads like the suid sandbox is second class


That depends on how fast Apple reviews the update. I've already uploaded it, the fix in my code was trivial, obviously, with a little luck it should get released sometime next week.


Interesting. I didn't know that would be automatic


@ccx-testerbot runtests master


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What exactly is hanging here? If anything hangs this would be because emitting quantitiesChanged() involves running a slot that re-enters one of the two methods using that slot.


First question: from what I understand a strand is not needed when running in one thread. I use indeed one thread and inside it the blocking `io_service.run()` call to serve both this WebSocket server and the TCP socket server on. Thus, there is indeed no strand.

Second question: the WebSocketAcceptor is keeping them alive. It accepts and manages `std::shared_ptr`s of this WebSocketSession. [Here](https://github.com/Hefting/HarmonIQ/commit/7acf40b3ae250f6708c1e636dc82656c75b69046#diff-7fa93f1a176d905e33971e7b5ec79015R96) they are created, started and stored.


I see, it was the comparison between branch master and branch about_page_html_edits that through me .. I was seeing 3 files changed there.


The gui hangs on opening. I didn't investigate yet because I wanted to fix the master branch. I am working on the optimize branch right now.


"static methods"


>not static


two swap! in a row it is bad practice, however i don't like to whole idea of this mutable state (with locking???, or a lock-free structure like the atom???)

anyway
`(swap! mutable-state assoc :jobs jobs :running true )`

but better you could do
```
(swap! mutable-state
       (fn [{:keys [running] :as s}]
         (if running
           s
           (assoc s :jobs jobs :running true))))
```

and no need locking


Good to know, I'll log it.


Yes, good point. However, when I destroy a WebSocketSession, this method is called from the destructor to cleanly close the connection. Maybe I'll change it later.


Masz tu kilka zmiennych globalnych, które jak nazwa brancha wskazuje, należy naprawić


You can't fix it in general, though. Test matchers can be wrapped in other test matchers that negate or otherwise post-process the result (e.g. the `anyElement()` and `isNot()` standard matchers would both mask this bug).


I'll post a fix then.


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Channel interrupt when caster is at insufficient health works.
However, i found a (new?) bug: Improved Health Funnel talent reduces periodic cost from 65 to 52, instead of just initial cost as stated in the talent's discription.


haha, that was fast


I rather put `terms_of_use` for clarity


I see but there's no not operator.


something is not right here, didn't this need to be in the TOS page?


The idea of `WizardActivity` is that it's configured, but it should not need about any particular page


I wanted to make sure the acceptance setting was set when the "Finish" button was pressed, this is why I decided to put it here. Otherwise I think it's premature. The user could exit the app before hitting finish.


I know nothing about coding, but I'm excited to try it.


Last commit before creating the new repo for the move to docs.microsoft.com


ggg


Hi @markwkidd  I this that Kivutar should have updated the database to the non-merged yesterday using a @larrykoubiak dat.
Try to use this .rdb file
https://github.com/libretro/libretro-database/blob/master/rdb/FB%20Alpha%20-%20Arcade%20Games.rdb
to scan your non-merged collection

I have yet to test it


Increible work you are doing here Tristan. You deserve kudos.


Did you submit a pull request to have this change merged, or is there a reason not to merge it?


This is old, newest version is only "UpdatedVersion" (currently deleted :/) Pls check what you are pushing...


Good stuff. Overall it looks much simpler than before. but I think we can do better.

Particularly:

- lots of big function with loads of hidden state. I rather have explicit state and functions which manipulate the state than having to add logs everywhere to understand what the system is doing.
- I'm not buying the coordinator idea. Two reasons: I don't think we really need it, but you can convince me otherwise, and secondly what if we want to run on AWS with Kinesis? we will need to run a zookeeper cluster just to decide who does what?

I didn't fully get some of the strategies so when I'm back in London I'd like you take me through the code in your own perspective.