IMO, `IndexOutOfBoundsException` may be considered as low-level as `Array` is (and in fact it could be thrown by its `get` method) and `Array` is in `kotlin` package


Not sure, but I think we might use it in shared `toIntOrNull` implementation.


Since we are covering DB tests, include Tests for CRUD operations on the database as well..


Ddhhd


Better logging for issue #71


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#MdOhXCWERo2EczY0Y9sAIQ


Yes.  Will fix.


I just noticed this date is in the future. :-)


So? Would it break anything? I guess No! If it will break something then i will revert this commit.


empd_bugfix (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2279 of 2280 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 2 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ small diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

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Thanks for catching this!


Added README.


The problem today is the .NET CLI is not smart enough to not build targets that are not supported on a specific platform (NET45 on OSX). So I'd rather not list them until it's a better story.


I'll add with VS tooling


Looks great and makes a ton of sense as a module. Thanks!


Mira tu... Comentarios: porque le pones dagger a las matrices de Pauli? otra, porqe le qutas el `&&\[Lambda]1>=0` ? Parece un buen candado para asegurar que se haven bien las cosas.


Rather than UnintializedVector , just return a ByteBuffer with the position/limit set to encapsulate the vector? That appears to be already what you're doing.


This can probably be considered a nitpick and the way your doing this is probably fine but when I see functions producing content to be rendered I feel like this is a good opportunity to create some new components.


pull request #6160


As you can see https://github.com/oMadMano/SunWellCore/commits/master those fixes were pushed to the sunwell repo 3 days ago. Maybe they are similar but I spent some time in order to fix and test them... I'm not here to judge you I just want some answers.


if you're going to add a method like this, call it Vector, not Array.
Also might be nice to have for other types?


Great, I tried to find such a function but I don't know `schema` well. I did the change like this just to show what was needed / the failure conditions. Will try your suggestions and come back to you.

The `:body`-params are handled by another implementation of the multimethod and that one works fine. I will add a test for that as well, just to make it clear.


A small thanks will be more than enough to use my own work, but you could ask me first before creating a PR


Steve, when I added "Read less" under Learn more,  I changed class name "readless" to "readless1" and "readless2" as following because the selector did not work well on js.  Yet, I am not sure if this way is proper. (yes, I tried a couple ways like $('.awesome li') as you mentioned on Slack...):

Read less >

Read less >


@oMadMano feel free to join our project and contribute, I guess it is better to unite our forces instead of having everybody its own fork of sunwellcore 🎯


Тут нужно не просто присваивать скорость, а добавлять, т.е. использовать +=


While we're making changes here - please clean up and remove commented out debug statements (I know they were in the original, but may as well do some housekeeping).


I think better to revert this commit :/ ,it could break something.


Remove debug statements


@gwvo
If I understand correctly we also need to return the offset to the resulting vector.
Thus I have to package ByteBuf and offset into that UnitializedVector object.


Resolves #6


Open an issue (or update an existing issue if there is one) to make it clear we still need to deal with the derivative for this one.


Crap I meant ZH851


Creación de archivo de datos


I'd go ahead with the changes above and open a PR


Reference to the mailing list discussion: http://lists.landley.net/pipermail/toybox-landley.net/2013-March/004589.html


warum hier neu definieren?


Ist das wirklich nur dafür, dass der Background durch scrollt? Das ist mir vorher nie aufgefallen.


danke! Am besten gleich ganz raus nehmen.


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1153 of 1153 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Why do we need the offset?


Start using [Git Commit Best Practices](http://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/)


Массивы в руби умеют принимать отрицательные индексы, поэтому можно сразу писать -2 в insert первым аргументом. И именно -2, т.к. надо вставлять предпоследний элемент, а -1 - это последний. И в твоем случае ты тоже вставляешь последний элемент.


@gwvo
thanks for the suggestion, I'll rename to Vector.
As for the other types it does not give us much in terms of performance and flatc already generates methods to create vectors from arrays.
For byte[] there's 10x performance difference.


I really like it that you publish these kind of scripts as well :)


Задавай тип поездов лучше символами (напр, :cargo и :passenger), это как константы.


Thanks Cornelus1978. Sorry this one don't work. The board keeps booting. I'll try to setup a tool chain.


Мы же вроде должны только кол-во должны считать, не надо выводить еще и информацию о поездах.


@gwvo
how else would you reference it once it's created?


@andrew- @bsulliv @AlecKunkel @stephenl @dalbertom

Please review Eliot's code and provide feedback if necessary.

Thanks!


Awesome, looking forward :)


Да, решение нормальное, главное, что общее вынесено в отдельный метод. В итоге можно было все же сделать метод, который принимает параметр и написать его так:

```
def show_trains(type)
  puts "Список поездов на станции тип (#{@name}):"
  trains_selector(type)
end
```

Но это к слову.


This may cause problems.
Mb need to use stack.


By its `position()` ?
The `offset()` you're saving is relative to the end of the buffer, and has no meaning outside construction of relative offsets.


empd (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2278 of 2282 tests passed, 559 test warnings)

 * 563 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 4 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ZSZ small diffs.

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I think that a server software in Python should have been done a long time ago. Good luck.


please commit


Ah, weird...  Seems Hadoop 2 tests were good?


#5400-WaterHeaterHeatPumpPumpedCondenser-part-load-ratio-calculation-failed-warning (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2286 of 2287 tests passed, 4 test warnings)

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

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Так я намеренно вставляю последним, т.к. тот, который последним был до этого сдвигается дальше.


Seems you missed my point. the VGV7519 uboot has been integrated in LEDE and can can be selected before compiling the source code. Select the bootloader in either binary and/or asc format and load it to the platform the way you like it.

For example you can put the device in UART mode and upload the compiled .asc file. From there you can flash the binary file. Most people find this easier that flashing though JTaG.


Hier dann besser

$content.css('transform', 'translateY(' yPos + 'px)'); oder?


It's just the user of this function would have to understand how to calculate the offset themselves.
I'm okay with that though, I'll make the change. Thank you for the suggestions.


Z00E isn't supported and we aren't planning to support it


Kinda commited the wrong files for that comment. Oh well!


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2321 of 2321 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I'm wondering if this would be the same as using a `(let ((process-connection-type nil)) ...` as let bindings should be restored after the let form ends. Could you check if this would work for you?


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

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Credits to @rINanDO


More transparency + easier to deploy and maintain, so why not


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#Ei_wY7S3Qyu2X1EOAv4jdQ


comment here


@oMadMano besides, all this code is released under GPL license, there is not need to ask anyone to open a PR


Это тоже не будет работать, ты по прежнему пытаешься заставить браузер сходить на google fonts в конструкции `@font-face`, в ней можно указывать только шрифты, которые лежат на том же сервере и пути соответственно до них на том же сервере. Если ты хочешь подключить шрифт из стороннего источника с помощью css, то запись будет примерно такой `@import url(LINK)`, никакого `@font-face` для него прописывать уже не нужно, можно его использовать дальше в css.


@Robinlovelace Please update your code before you make any changes. The function is described in [set-up.R](https://github.com/npct/pct-load/blob/master/set-up.R#L53-L58)


Этот вариант не работает по всей видимости потому, что атрибут `href` начинается с пробела=) В остальном я не вижу проблем=)


That sound clear even though there is not no why explained . Well. I just
want to flash a pure android into it then . Wanna get ried of the original
system and builtin atuff comes with .

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@Chlodochar 1st, lighten up, i didn't mean much by it, it's a little joke.

Also, no, i'm not going to waste time on a PR just to add a twitter link. Sorry you feel that way, but you have notifications on expected to get notified. That's how it works.


Because we don't own the device and it is different from Z00L/T
If you want cm on your device you have to bring up it by yourself


Z00E is totally different device. It runs different kernel, blobs and more.
We cannot support it without owning this device.
If you want Z00E supported donate us the amount required to buy this phone.


I don't think AgLU has NH4 (not sure what that is), but it does have NH3. So, maybe combine with next row.


What do you mean? We take the time to fix that? Did you know that your changes are still in 2014? Do not believe me look it. [One](https://github.com/terabyte101/Revine/blob/bd2889223aeba8ebc9ff246ec9f84d0f8dde631d/src/server/scripts/Spells/spell_dk.cpp#L387) [Two](https://github.com/Hlkz/Acore/blob/16e55c084d528652e1e22a71e32950bfb460c714/src/server/scripts/Spells/spell_dk.cpp#L387)
Here are your edits allegedly by Dk.
I continue?


I think you can combine Transportation and Energy for now. Eventually, we may want to be more specific but that would take some work.


I guess they could use a shared #define in ff_grenade_base.h?


That pattern seem to be intended for the `error.` generic. I don't think it is needed for the `summary` generic. I'm not sure though.


thanks. I don't know where I got that from.


Agreed. If anything this icon should be used for the person's location... even then it is fugly. Let's stick with system default map icons.


А зачем puts в скобках. Надо не puts в скобки взять,  а его аргументы: `puts ("Прицеплять вагоны можно при полной остановке поезда.")`


This node needs to be:

```diff
- coverage
+ coverage:
```


will do. thanks.


I think you should link to the other sector pages for more detailed descriptions. Since only AgLU exists now, you can point to that page. It at least says something about emissions in the outputs section (more detail on CO2 is further down)


Еще должны быть методы, показывающие текущую и предыдущую/следующую станции


Well there are three possibilities.

1. You add an `assigned` attribute to `IndexExpression`, like the one we have for `MemberOrTypeExpression`.
2. In `public void visit(Tree.AssignOp that)`, instead of just blindly calling `super.visit(that)`, you check if you have an assignment to an `IndexExpression`, and, if so, walk its constituent nodes.
3. In `public void visit(Tree.AssignOp that)` you set an instance variable of `ExpressionVisitor`, `isBeingAssigned`, but you have to be really careful with this, to unset it once you're deeper inside the expression.


Maybe note that Hector treats AgLU and Energy CO2 separately. That isn't true for any other emissions, right?


Was meinst Du denn mit 'neu definiert'? :)
Ursprünglich wurde im eventHandler jedesmal window in ein nues jQuery-Objekt gewrapp $(window). Ich hab es einmal vor gezogen :) Meintest Du das?


Nice!  I got a similar boost from your SIMD version as I did for the SSE version (up to 2x faster on some tests and consistently ~10% faster).

You can reduce the four `v_zip()` calls to one by doing it after the computations rather than before.  In fact, you don't really need it at all if the caller is always going to compute the average or median of the results (in which case the order doesn't matter)!  But to be safe, here is a version that has only one `v_zip()` at the end.
```
            const int vectorization_width = 8;
            for (; i < count - vectorization_width + 1 ; i += vectorization_width)
            {
                // compute 2 sets of points at once so we could use deinterleave, which doesn't
                // have 2 channel version
                // The 'even' variables have points 0, 2, 4, 6 and 'odd' variables have points 1, 3, 5, 7
                v_float32x4 from_x_even, from_x_odd, from_y_even, from_y_odd;
                v_float32x4 to_x_even, to_x_odd, to_y_even, to_y_odd;

                v_load_deinterleave(&from[i].x, from_x_even, from_y_even, from_x_odd, from_y_odd);
                v_load_deinterleave(&to[i].x, to_x_even, to_y_even, to_x_odd, to_y_odd);

                // Process the evens and then the odds
                v_float32x4 a_even = M0*from_x_even + M1*from_y_even + M2 - to_x_even;
                v_float32x4 b_even = M3*from_x_even + M4*from_y_even + M5 - to_y_even;
                v_float32x4 err_even = a_even*a_even + b_even*b_even;

                v_float32x4 a_odd = M0*from_x_odd + M1*from_y_odd + M2 - to_x_odd;
                v_float32x4 b_odd = M3*from_x_odd + M4*from_y_odd + M5 - to_y_odd;
                v_float32x4 err_odd = a_odd*a_odd + b_odd*b_odd;

                // Reorder the results into index order
                // (not strictly needed if the caller will just compute the average or median of the output array)
                v_float32x4 err0, err1;
                v_zip(err_even, err_odd, err0, err1);

                v_store(errptr + i, err0);
                v_store(errptr + i + vectorization_width/2, err1);
            }
```
This change made some of the test cases go 10% faster for me.


This appears to be the commit that broke the asset on the asset store for me. I'm not sure if anyone else is having this problem.
After importing the asset in unity, there are instantly a number of compile errors. There is some ambiguity with the name "HttpMetadata". Adding the qualifier "Tasks." fixes the compile errors, tho I don't know if it actually works. It's not clear that's the intended usage. Would love to know how to deal with this correctly.


Corrected in https://github.com/biopython/biopython/commit/208a2d8466f4f978d2e876a2f578afebf840e26c thank you @stevepeak :)


Das scrolling passiert auch nur wenn der responsive_viewport >= 768 . Ich hab mir keine weitere Gedanken gemacht, ob das scrolling toll ist oder, warum nur ab 768px.

Offenbar soll der Hintergrund schneller scrollen als der Fordergrund. Transform verschiebt alles gleichzeitig. Man könnte aber zusätzlich auch  #inner-content mit transfprm verschieben, aber das scheint mir zu viel des Guten zu sein :)


Thanks, fixed :)


Ah, here's the fix. Can we get this on the asset store?


Hello, I tried running  code but receive the following:

BLP iteration 23
BLP iteration 24
Error: dims [product 1] do not match the length of object [14]

I can't seem to debug the issue.  Any thoughts are much appreciated.


*cough*. The general purpose of a .rubocop_todo is generally to not let the code get _worse_ whilst you work on improving it…


And it is not good to give someone else for their own, as you say. [e0d08f5](https://github.com/ElunaLuaEngine/ElunaTrinityWotlk/commit/e0d08f5afb959131719796e552bb7f5fa41a7896)


Thanks, ill post a fix


optimising farther


Please don't do that. See https://mathiasbynens.github.io/rel-noopener/ for more information.

Alternatively, add the `noopener` attribute. But don't remove it just completely, this has a negative security impact. :)


It would be ideal if new code didn't use this pattern since we're going to deprecate it. This code will break given what was discussed in https://github.com/0xfe/vexflow/pull/412


Edit works now, but the edit page doesn't recognize the custom style.css, only Bootstrap.


Yeah basically. I addressed it already in branch-1.6


ASDf


its all about me learning to change the os of my phone , would you guys share with me the methodology in general what to do , what not to do , right now i got the original kernel .


Im going to star this one!


Can we `el` this to `selector`, I think `el` is more likely to be interpreted as a reference to an actual DOM `Element` object.


When type-casting please use C++-style instead of old C-style.


trash


this.client = new (require("memcache")).Client(config.memcached_port, config.memcached_host);


So here, you totally discard any command through ssh such as

```
ssh nuxwin@0 date
```

or adding command in login.users file

Are you sure?


Yes, I will post this version to the store this week. Expect another week for approval.


Also just the 'p' in 'command prompt'.


Мне кажется более логичным было бы сделать так

```
result = [dict(title=e.text(), link=e.attr('href'), page=i) for e in res]
```


I believe this is indication that ffi may need to be modified to conditionally include cuda_fp16.h ?


Hard to tell what the best way to partition the test file would be. The obvious one is to split the Country tests from the Legislature tests, but it might make more sense to split out a test file just for the `find` methods, which could all stay grouped together for now, and have the separation be "finding" vs "using" (testing that they have the correct interface once you have them)


https://github.com/dogi/ole--vagrant-template/commit/dce89a1942264d6373939249d04d575af90045e9 - done


The error being "mitigated" by this code has been fixed my aws-sdk-js upstream.

More importantly: AWS Lambda Functions *cannot* have this code in them, or they will intermittently fail because Lambdas can be put into "sleep" after which, on resumption, their sockets will no longer be accessible and ECONNRESET errors will crash them.


- `glog.V(4 or 5).Infof` for debug info to reduce log spamming
- we don't need provision template.


#5783-AvailabilityManager-OptimumStart-not-working-as-expected (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2287 of 2287 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I did it a bit differently, and didn't change the flow of it.


Надо использовать class based view https://docs.djangoproject.com/pt-br/1.9/topics/class-based-views/


IMO, this should be: `"NBitcoin.NETCore": { "target": "project" }` to indicate nuget that "do not look for this dependency on NuGet/MyGet servers, but build it locally". This is the standard way of referencing sibling project with dotnet-cli. :)


первая строка должна быть

`# coding: utf-8`


Also, removing gnolls picking up items


2 fucking spaces


why do u care about an index name?


sodas


did u not add this?


Where are we hitting the recursion limit? In general this should be addressed by converting self-tail calls to loops.


We don't redistribute any of the changes we make to mods, they are for our private use.


Можно сделать проще, если не задавать позицию параметром, чего нет в задании


Почему music? )


I couldn't get it to restore the package like that for some reason, so this is just a quick fix until i can sort that out.

Also BTW, I'm still learning my way around C# and .NET Core, being as I come from a VB.NET background and I'm trying to switch my mind over to C#. :)


Ok sweet


И как? С русскими символами нормально работает?


В руби можно задавать отрицательные индексы, в т.ч. в insert. Тут можно задать -2, чтобы принудительно вставлять станцию предпоследней


Почему TextField ?


Везде оставлены мусорные комментарии


Done


Your changes to the live tile seem to have broken the small and wide tile. Please, take a look at it :)


Почему твое приложение подключено первым?


I keep getting this error:
File "PrediXcan.py", line 40
    print datetime.datetime.now(), "Processing %s" % chrfile
                 ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Does anyone have the same problem? Mind share? Thanks.


Тут лучше подошел бы each_with_index, чтобы не считать индекс вручную


Этих файлов вообще не должно быть в репозитории!


innerHTML and innerText are properties of HTMLElements which can be accessed via the dot (.) operator


What is the status of this? I'm having the same issue with one of my projects and I'm hesitant to change every `on-tap` to `on-click`. Is there a possible bug in `on-tap`?


просто была проблема с virtualenv (запуском джанго), поэтому случайно в папке проекта (по которому учил джанго), скопировал импортируемые пакеты с app_name)


Подумал, что ссылка может быть огромная, поэтому (как сказать) с запасом взял, хотя можно было бы поставить char=1000


Good job with accessing an array via square brackets [ ] and a zero-based index.


Сделай так, чтобы этот метод принимал в качестве аргумента тип поезда и выводил кол-во только для этого типа


In testing, there is no need to read inputs from keyboard. You can simply hard code your test cases here.


И тут сделай аргумент тип поезда


я строю модели, потом записываю сюда моё приложение, потом делаю make,igrations и migrate.
Плюс, так в доке официальной написано


We would probably want to return a value from `complexCalc`, which could be done using the `return` keyword.  Otherwise, our function returns an undefined value.


So @skorlir I'm assuming your suggestion is to revert this change and then pull in the latest aws-sdk-js and this should be resolved? If so I can do that immediately.


Я бы разделил на 2 метода: движение вперед и движение назад, код стал бы проще.


Default value of "next" of a newly created node is null. No need to set it explicitly.


@derekbruff I don't think you needed to change the setting, just had to rebuild the page. The page is only built on commits so it won't add a future post without a commit. The commit could be anything, like change a CSS setting or something. Let's talk about this issue when we meet.


Adding both a textual representation of the requested operation and the result value to the message makes it unique. It makes the problem more clear to the user and makes it easier for developers to find (reported) problems.


You may consider extract a method to construct a linked list from an array.


test


Why not just use an else?


No error check (asprintf allocates so it can fail)


Small typo `Addn` ;0


DepricatedFields (mitchute) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed (1882 of 2262 tests passed, 179 test warnings)

 * 559 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 380 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 6 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.

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Is it possible you are using python 3 instead of python 2?


this is a test commit


We have a codification problem in version  python 3.5, because it is necessary to convert from bytes to ascii
For resolv this problem we put this line
return ''.join(['"', string.encode('ascii', 'ignore').decode('ascii'), '"'])


Why not use `asprintf` as used elsewhere instead of a fixed stack buffer?


Yeah, this is awesome! Definitely worth upstreaming. Feel free to just do it as part of the sha branch here and I can upstream (and of course credit you).


Yes! See https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-js/issues/862 for confirmation that the bug is fixed as of late June.


Why `calloc` if you're just going to initialize the buffer next?


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Jamm bell


@sensescape I love the new color for the transit lines : )


Sounds good, on it!


The `p == NULL` error case isn't handled


Since you are hard-coding the components in lines 351-358 above, you could just use compile-time interface here:
```cpp
typedef
    amgcl::mpi::subdomain_deflation<
        amgcl::amg<
            amgcl::backend::builtin<double>,
            amgcl::coarsening::smoothed_aggregation,
            amgcl::relaxation::spai0
            >,
        amgcl::solver::bicgstab,
        amgcl::mpi::skyline_lu<double>
    > SDD;
```
This should compile faster, and you could get rid of lines 351-358,362-363,380-381.


Shouldn't you break out of the for loop here?


In your Async example, isn't Await.result blocking?


Yes, I am using Python 3, since it already has the numpy package. Am I not supposed to?


latter is right.


Yes, forgot about that. Will do.


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Yes. That's just to make the example simpler, but it would be good to add a note to that effect.


Add line
```cpp
prm.put("isolver.tol", 1e-6);
```
to control required tolerance. In fact, as long as you are using compile-time interface, you could define `prm` as
```cpp
SDD::params prm;
```
instead of `boost::property_tree` and then do
```cpp
prm.isolver.tol = 1e-6;
prm.num_def_vec = 1;
prm.def_vec = constant_deflation();
```


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It shouldn't -- `for` loop would continue looping (because `p` is still `NULL`). And if everything is tried and it's `NULL` after all, well, old code has returned `NULL` to indicate problems like that. We can explicitly return `NULL` here to indicate out of memory condition, but I've thought it may be a good idea to just continue.


@devoncarew @ikhwanhayat FYI - any error responses from the service are now shown as error windows in code when running in the debug host so that they're more easily noticable. If you write new code, we should do something similar; it'll help us notice issues otherwise just written to logs.

There's a possible argument for surfacing some of these to the user, but we should discuss that if any come up; the ones I've seen previously are things like "can't reformat because code isn't valid" but most IDEs seem to handle this silently; a persistent message you have to close would suck (though we could always use the status bar).


Exactly, why not :)


See the loop condition: `dirname_default_prefixes[i] != NULL && p == NULL`.


понял ошибку. int i=0, тк индексы массива идут с нуля. в second commit залью исправленный


Good catch (it's my personal habit); I'll fix.


ок. в second commit залью исправленный


If it will fail `p` would remain `NULL` if I remember correctly, so we would just continue.


Predicting Good Loans From Lending Club Loan Data


I can understand shortening `accidental`, but I'm really not a a fan of `acc` -- I always read it as "ack!".

What if we moved to using `accid` instead of `acc` and similarly `artic` for articulation. These abbreviations are what what MEI use and I think it hits a good balance between readability and brevity.


Yes, this software has not been ported to python 3 yet, and requires python 2.7.  Python 3 is not backwards compatible in a number of ways, including, as you see here, the print statement requiring parentheses.


See above -- I wanted the code to continue if `asprintf` failed. I'm having second thoughts about this though....


can you fix the bot give a error now (ATTENTION) No usable PokeStops found in your area. Is your maximum distance too small?


@ForsakenShell
I had to make Tweaks dependent on the main CCL in the solution to get the whole solution to compile.


Should help with #23


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The `NULL` here is an `ENOMEM`, not a problem with the directory not existing or anything. IMO we should bail out there, not continue (perhaps one of the later dirs succeeds because another thread frees memory in the mean time, that's definitely not well behaved!)


I see. Thanks a lot.


We would reuse it several times, and only the final buffer needs to be heap-allocated. I prefer to avoid heap allocation unless the maximum size of buffer is unknown statically or we need to return it from the function (as in there).


For upstreaming it may be nice to put this into `configure` somehow.


When using this function, I'm seeing transfers labeled as received with different amounts. This API call was returning these values: `{"value":14134,"result":14134}` whereas a normal `getHistory()` call returned `{"value":14134,"result":-44990}`


Gotcha


Ok this is resolved and pushed to npm as 0.2.6


// Note to self: Check this out and see if it affects jank. The former way was the way PureNexus had it, this is the way CM has it.


Good job man!


This should happen in WriteImageInformation similar to the above comment.


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OK. Is `PATH_MAX` use elsewhere in the source? It has problems (see http://insanecoding.blogspot.com/2007/11/pathmax-simply-isnt.html ) but as long as this doesn't introduce any *new* ones...


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Sorry but.. Why in the world are you writing in the registry?


How often, if at all do spawn point locations change, if at all? Also, I would assume I would need to run a full area scan for a decent amount of time in order to see the scan all the points originally, or are the points determined ahead of time in an area, much like pokestops and gyms?


What? Where?


Ah, OK. Yeah, I think falling back to the default in case of `ENOMEM` is definitely unexpected behavior, I'd expect the default to be used only if the env var isn't set. If I as the caller get the `ENOMEM`, maybe I can free something up and try again.


Here.


Top hein :smile:


Thanks!


Great work on the sets review @misforce! Did you want to try the bonus exercise?


I've tested and this is incorrect. Instead, you need to wait on `regs.itop.get() != 1`. However, that condition won't happen unless you enable the `sha_done` interrupt. E.g. line 79 should looks something like:

```rust
let mut flags = ShaCfgEnMask::Livestream as u32 | ShaCfgEnMask::IntEnDone as u32;
```

With those two changes I get the following output:

```
data: 'H'
data: 'e'
data: 'l'
data: 'l'
data: 'o'
data: ' '
data: 'W'
data: 'o'
data: 'r'
data: 'l'
data: 'd'
data: '!'
data: '\n'
sts_h[0]: 0x3959B6A0 (0x40570444)
sts_h[1]: 0xC0C20B67 (0x40570448)
sts_h[2]: 0xD6D5F410 (0x4057044c)
sts_h[3]: 0xE4E4B3A0 (0x40570450)
sts_h[4]: 0x2BB90F59 (0x40570454)
```


@DefinitlyEvil Can you make a commit adding client commands? I know how to do it bur i dont know how to determine if the sender is a player or console.


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Fixing this typo actually broke the build, as there was already a border with that name. Since nothing is actually using that border, it has no reason to be named. I removed the name entirely in #853.


No, you misunderstood, it's a new option: WriteSettingsToFile.
Carbon fails to save settings if it wasn't installed from the disc and registry doesn't have installer's entries. So if you wanna have a portable copy, your settings will always be reset. This makes all settings to be stored in file and loaded from there.


Starting up again? :) Should actually be quite straightforward in C, considering we never really made a huge amount of use of C++ specific stuff. The whole pointer to member function magic was more fighting against it than anything else lol. Good luck bud. If you ever want to do another project, let me know!


@misforce did you need some help with the Maps portion of the homework assignment?


Hi @kaschioudi -- here are my notes from the demo:

- "Overridden" should be changed to "Overwritten" (talking about replacing existing content when the plugin uploads galleys)
- Don't use plaintext passwords in GET requests; hash them first (e.g. using `sha1`).
- It would be nice to add some information (e.g. a notification) in OJS to let the user know that the transformation is in progress, potentially linking them to the service so they can view the job status there.
- The plugin needs re-testing and potentially fixing to work with the master branch of the OJS repo.
- Published content needs checking to make sure that the generated galleys display well.

Thanks!


Error Dark Subjugator, at the beginning of id = 14 instead of 10


I don't need any of this on most recent Mac OS release, El Capitan 10.11.6.
This also worked just fine in Yousemite before.
However, note libusb (and thus uhubctl) was broken for first release of El Capitan: https://github.com/libusb/libusb/issues/127, but later update to El Capitan has fixed it.


I've opened https://github.com/everypolitician/everypolitician-ruby/pull/41 as a PR against this PR (I think; I'm not sure how well GitHub handles this…) to simply split out the tests against legislative_period into their own file, which should make rubocop happier.


@misforce great work! When you use addAll, it adds the list in parenthesis to the list where you're calling the addAll method so you added bestFoodSpots to bestCoffeeJoints. I think you'll see your expected results if you change your debug in line 62 to bestCoffeeJoints.size().


:+1: Thanks @victorquinn !


Cant remove the perfect throw from the catching of pokes? For do a better stardust farm :+1:


v2 is force-pushed. Thank you very much for a review!


@mvp Same for me. I think I had a temporary issue when I `git clone` to one of our machines, but once I started to use `brew tap` on it (we've made a `brew tap` repo for `uhubctl`) everything goes smoothly with the provided `makefile`


By convention all extractor class names should end with `IE` or possibly `InfoExtractor` for a base class.


I was not aware of those DK fix before I done that on my repo... anyway maybe someday I might join the team to achieve the same results as ShinDarth said but until then... good luck with your source :)


Note that this reverts https://github.com/lukefromdc/caja/commit/dd11786a1721c5facdd1b536cd42fbd83cbd8ee8 as it is no longer needed. Thanks @albertsmuktupavels for the one-line addition to caja-application.c that fixed the session startup


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:shipit:


Done.


this is euler 14th problem


Oh, I missed those answers when pushing v2. Looking through them...


This should fix #24 - so now `trezor-agent` should support also latest GPG releases :)


Nice work @athityakumar


Bad Merge, Dupe PtcLoginFailed


Yeah, I know about its problems, but it's in source already (in fact plenty of it...).


I just also commented on this! See gitHub!

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@Kkthnx Want me to just go through and remove old debuffs and add anything I don't see in there? Might not be able to get around to it today but probably could tomorrow.


Changed data-prototype


I made this more readable in the new patchset.

If you want you can look at the patches again now -- I think I've addressed all your comments.


I am a little bit late in commenting, but we did already have  https://github.com/SignalK/specification/tree/master/schemas/messages.

Signal K schemas are severely undocumented and hard to fathom as they are . I think that we should strive to keep the schema minimal and document features that are added. I don't find the descriptions in the schema quite cut it.

Furthermore I am not really sold on the need to replicating REST functionality over ws. List with jsonpath is also non trivial in terms of implementation.

At the minimum http://signalk.org/developers/subscription_protocol.html MUST be updated
- to be in line with the specification master
- have one version instead of different views on things
- mark subscription support optional and add this information to `hello` message so that the server can tell what it supports

Concrete suggestion: could we remove all but the basic delta stuff from this file and return to this issue once there is demand and resources to do it properly? I think that the spec would be better without these additions.


Nice :metal:


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`Ctrl+Tab`   not Ctrl+G


from `asprintf(3)`:

> If memory allocation wasn't possible, or some other error occurs, these functions will return -1, and the contents of strp are undefined.

So you can't rely on `p` remaining `NULL`, you have to check for the `-1` return.


Oh, this one left unadressed after all (I'm a bit sleepy). Hm, indeed it would be nice -- I'll look into this.


It's duplicated in `ThePlatformIE`.


Turns out I was reading the documentation with one eye closed D: Thanks for pointing this out, I'll fix.


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Anyway, if you say that the layout of `aas_t` could make it to disk, then maybe this change is a bit dangerous? And I think for anyone trying to integrate this with ioq3 (as it was in the original code release), this is almost guaranteed to break them - and in a bad way: it's very hard to notice that something is wrong, and once you notice, it's also very hard to explain why. If I hadn't had the immediate before and after versions at hand, it would probably have taken me a pretty long time of hairpulling to discover this.

I wonder if the solution is to get rid of one of the macros `MAX_PATH`, `MAX_QPATH` and `MAX_OSPATH`: we should use either `MAX_OSPATH` for conventional files as an array size for variables, or `MAX_QPATH` as a fixed size for struct fields. There are some mechanical hurdles to overcome; for example, `qboolean` is defined in multiple headers, which makes it hard to include `q_shared.h` wherever the `*PATH` macros are needed. It's all a bit of a mess...


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Valeu João! Usei o map ao invés do foreach. Hehehe..


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conceptos importantes
Todo lo que se puede colocar en una variable es un objeto , y cada objeto es una instancia de una clase . Los números pares, funciones y nullobjetos.
Todos los objetos heredan del objeto de clase.

Especificación de tipos estáticos (como num en el ejemplo anterior) aclara que su intención y hacen posible una verificación estática de herramientas, pero es opcional. (Usted puede notar cuando se va a depurar el código que las variables sin tipo especificado consiguen un tipo especial: dynamic.)

Dart analiza todo el código antes de ejecutarlo.
DART es compatible con funciones de nivel superior (como main()), así como las funciones ligadas a una clase o un objeto ( estáticas y métodos de instancia , respectivamente). También puede crear funciones dentro de funciones ( anidadas o funciones locales ).

Del mismo modo, el Dart es compatible con alto nivel de variables , así como las variables atadas a un (variables estáticas y de instancia) de clase u objeto. Las variables de instancia son a veces conocidos como campos o propiedades.
A diferencia de Java, Dardo no tiene las palabras clave public, protectedy private.

Los identificadores pueden comenzar con una letra o _, seguido de cualquier combinación de esos caracteres más dígitos.

A veces es importante saber si algo es una expresión o una declaración , por lo que será preciso sobre las dos palabras.

Herramientas de dardos pueden informar dos tipos de problemas: avisos y errores. Las advertencias son sólo indicios de que el código podría no funcionar, pero que no impiden su programa de ejecución. Los errores pueden ser tanto en tiempo de compilación o en tiempo de ejecución. Un error en tiempo de compilación evita que el código se ejecute en absoluto; un run-time error provoca una excepción siendo criados mientras que el código se ejecuta.


You may want to trim first, then escape, as it otherwise appears ldap_escape is going to escape spaces.


+1 blaming the fox,
who blames precious alcohol?


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Personally I'd verify that a failed stat gave `ENOENT` and error out otherwise (if there's a problem causing IO errors on your main module dir, do you want to just go to the next one? I'm not sure).


What about renaming `renderQ` to `elements`, since `Element` is the name of the base class now.


**Removed this error:**
`mysql_real_query(): SELECT unitedItems.serial, COUNT(1) AS duplicatesCount FROM (SELECT serial FROM `player_items` UNION ALL SELECT serial FROM `player_depotitems` UNION ALL SELECT serial FROM `tile_items`) unitedItems GROUP BY unitedItems.serial HAVING COUNT(1) > 1; - MYSQL ERROR: Unknown column 'serial' in 'field list' (1054)`


@dutchcook great, can you submit it as a PR, or upload it somewhere for me to download?


I wonder if `case is if is.isEmpty => F.pure(s)` would be better than the unapply for this case.


getting a way from a hack for a specific provider (others will have the same issue), try something like this:

let width = provider.getPageSize("width");
let height = provider.getPageSize("height");
if (width) features = `${features},innerWidth=${width}`;
if (height) features = `${features},innerHeight=${height}`;


We hit the recursion limit in really big queries, like this one: <
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Yeah, that's too a part of my first "continue-on-any-error" policy. Will fix.


There's no check for truncation here, but I'm not sure that's a bug given the `PATH_MAX` assumption already discussed.


#This does not look very 'pythonic'


removing test


@ gmmowry Please let me know if I did this correctly. Thank you!!


[shinhさんが指摘されてますが](https://twitter.com/shinh/status/765231301238460417)、以下が必要ですね

```diff
diff --git a/hescape.c b/hescape.c
index 37dbf85..0c1301e 100644
--- a/hescape.c
+++ b/hescape.c
@@ -92,6 +92,7 @@ find_escape_fast(const char *buf, size_t i, size_t size, int *found)
   if (likely(size - i >= 16)) {
     __m128i escapes5 = _mm_loadu_si128((const __m128i *)escapes);
     size_t left = (size - i) & ~15;
+    buf += i;
     do {
       __m128i b16 = _mm_loadu_si128((void *)buf);
       int index = _mm_cmpestri(escapes5, 5, b16, 16, _SIDD_CMP_EQUAL_ANY);
@@ -101,6 +102,7 @@ find_escape_fast(const char *buf, size_t i, size_t size, int *found)
         break;
       }
       i += 16;
+      buf += 16;
       left -= 16;
     } while(likely(left != 0));
   }
```


Shame on me, I've forgotten here that `snprintf` won't return an error code if truncation occured. I'll make it, at least for clarity.


This is awesome but I've been having trouble using it - any plans on docs?


seems like we want variants of these that take `init: Eval[E]` if we want to get away from `FileModule`, which I hope we can.


gah, was about to ask. I had tried prover.pageSize.share.*.... will go with that!


Do what you can bud. You are way better at that than I am. Work your magic and take your time. There is no rush. We have until the Legion Launch!


I think we just want to have `module-dir.patch` from the nixpkgs tree without fixes for `static-nodes`. It's authored by you; I'll make best effort to preserve Git authorship but if something is not okay please tell me!


Hm, looked to me like this was a trivial bugfix release, but now nano is broken on darwin:
> clang -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I..  -DLOCALEDIR=\"/nix/store/h1afxzyfxh7xc8b0scvq831s1yapczgm-nano-2.6.3/share/locale\" -DSYSCONFDIR=\"/etc\" -I/nix/store/gmb9mxkm5mqfnhlav16rx5x7wf070qqf-ncurses-5.9-dev/include/ncursesw -I/nix/store/gmb9mxkm5mqfnhlav16rx5x7wf070qqf-ncurses-5.9-dev/include   -g -O2 -Wall -c -o winio.o winio.c
winio.c:513:15: error: use of undeclared identifier 'TIOCLINUX'
        if (ioctl(0, TIOCLINUX, &modifiers) >= 0 && (modifiers & 0x04)) {
                     ^
1 error generated.
make[2]: *** [Makefile:427: winio.o] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory '/private/var/tmp/nix-build-nano-2.6.3.drv-0/nano-2.6.3/src'
make[1]: *** [Makefile:405: all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory '/private/var/tmp/nix-build-nano-2.6.3.drv-0/nano-2.6.3'
make: *** [Makefile:344: all] Error 2
builder for ‘/nix/store/7ab97a0vc332msl3kavhpcss245f0fv9-nano-2.6.3.drv’ failed with exit code 2

https://hydra.nixos.org/build/38539921/log/raw


@patriciogonzalezvivo thanks! had to do some major color changes for legibility of labels. it looks really good in green too : )


_Did_ you find out who did it?


Maybe you want `:nohl`?


GL as well.


Copy is needed because of

```
branches = x
branches[np.isnan(branches)] = -1
```

later on.

This was more obvious before, when we had

```
branches = data.X[:, attr_no].flatten()
branches[np.isnan(branches)] = -1
```

The current code is from @thocevar's PR, in which he implemented the contingency in Cython and measured the speed-up. It would need some refactoring ... yet unfortunately these trees are still 4-5 times slower than SKL's on adult. SKL trees are entirely in Cython; we may need to go to Cython too.


L149 und L151 definiert beides scrollTop meine ich :)


Style


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#A_5ikthWRdS0ZZD2run4ug


Pass `{cover='*'}` as the options to test.


Yes.
This was supposed to be the name.
>_>


sam why you would you say such a stupid thing


just kidding man were all just chilling out and i dont mind it


While processing files with ecmascript (for target web.browser):
client/api/signup.js:39:2: Unexpected token (39:2)


This commit surprisingly breaks things, when no `text` extracted, because `nil =~  /\A\(/` is `nil`, but `nil.start_with?('(')` is `NoMethodError`.

Short example for reproducing:
```ruby
class A
  # @param attributes [Hash]
  # @option attributes [Fixnum] :amount
  def method(attributes)
  end
end
```

YARD output on `master` (and `structured-logger`) branch:
```
[error]: Unhandled exception in YARD::Handlers::Ruby::MethodHandler:
  in `lib/t.rb`:4:

	4: def method(attributes)

[error]: NoMethodError: undefined method `start_with?' for nil:NilClass
[error]: Stack trace:
	/media/storage/home/zverok/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4/bundler/gems/yard-5a88fead77f8/lib/yard/tags/default_factory.rb:81:in `parse_tag_with_types_name_and_default'
	/media/storage/home/zverok/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4/bundler/gems/yard-5a88fead77f8/lib/yard/tags/default_factory.rb:91:in `parse_tag_with_options'
	/media/storage/home/zverok/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4/bundler/gems/yard-5a88fead77f8/lib/yard/tags/library.rb:236:in `send_to_factory'
	/media/storage/home/zverok/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4/bundler/gems/yard-5a88fead77f8/lib/yard/tags/library.rb:167:in `option_tag'
	/media/storage/home/zverok/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4/bundler/gems/yard-5a88fead77f8/lib/yard/tags/library.rb:273:in `tag_create'
	/media/storage/home/zverok/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.4/bundler/gems/yard-5a88fead77f8/lib/yard/docstring_parser.rb:216:in `create_tag'
```


This is now `space` everywhere.


Why the exception for isRegExp?  Ideally, we would find a way to do this without a theory-specific check like this.  It makes the model code non-generic.


ついでにほとんどエスケープしてるときに遅い件ですが、下記みたいな感じで速くなると思います。

さらに速くするにはfind_escape_fastのループカウンタが多いので一つにするとか、起動ごとのオーバーヘッドを減らしていく方法になります。で、既にお気づきかもしれませんがPCMPxSTRxは対象文字列側も長さを取るので、ほとんどのケースでループにfallbackする必要がありません。必要があるケースはページ境界をまたがるケースで[herumiさんの日記](http://homepage1.nifty.com/herumi/diary/1108.html#8)や[一穂さんの記事](http://blog.cybozu.io/entry/7982)に解説がありますが、コードとしては[こんなかんじ](https://github.com/ruby/ruby/commit/e6bc209abf81d53c2e3374dc52c2a128570c6055#diff-7a2f2c7dfe0bf61d38272aeaf68ac768R1787)になると思います。

```diff
@@ -131,17 +133,16 @@ hesc_escape_html(uint8_t **dest, const uint8_t *buf, size_t size)
   uint8_t *rbuf = NULL;

 # ifdef __SSE4_2__
-  int found = 0;
   while (i < size) {
-    i = find_escape_fast(buf, i, size, &found);
-    if (!found) break;
-
-    esc_i = HTML_ESCAPE_TABLE[buf[i]];
-    if (esc_i) {
-      rbuf = ensure_allocated(rbuf, sizeof(uint8_t) * (size + esize + ESC_LEN(esc_i) + 1), &asize);
-      rbuf_i = append_pending_buf(rbuf, rbuf_i, buf, i, esize);
-      rbuf_i = append_escaped_buf(rbuf, rbuf_i, esc_i, &esize);
+    int found = 0;
+    if ((esc_i = HTML_ESCAPE_TABLE[buf[i]]) == 0) {
+       i = find_escape_fast(buf, i, size, &found);
+       if (!found) break;
+       esc_i = HTML_ESCAPE_TABLE[buf[i]];
     }
+    rbuf = ensure_allocated(rbuf, sizeof(uint8_t) * (size + esize + ESC_LEN(esc_i) + 1), &asize);
+    rbuf_i = append_pending_buf(rbuf, rbuf_i, buf, i, esize);
+    rbuf_i = append_escaped_buf(rbuf, rbuf_i, esc_i, &esize);
     i++;
   }
 # endif
```


what about:

```scala
case (step, last) if step.isDone => F.pure(Xor.right(step))
case (step, last) => F.map2(step.feedEl(last), f(last)) { (s1, next) => Xor.left(s1, next) }
```
in principle, this allows parallelism on `feedEl` and `f`, which I think could be useful with Future/Task implementations?


I'd prefer to leave this as is, because it designates a queue of elements that need to be rendered, and not all elements.


For this one, it would be (maybe) usless to put it in WriteImageInformation because Write is already calling first WriteImageInformation (line 1285-1293)


use FEValues<3> and FEFaceValues<3> together, as in step-44 (not need FEFaceValues<3,2>)
FEFaceValues<3> gives normal vector (on each quadrature point).
it may not cover surface curvature property, but we are not using curvature so far.

FEValues<3,2> was used in step-38 to get first fundamental form.


Do you have a stack trace?


you should be able to call `defaultTailRecM(a)(f)` here.

is `Enumerator` trampolined? If so, can we add a comment that this is stack safe?


can we add a comment about the stack safety? Also, why not `defaultTailRecM`?


Oh! That makes sense to me now. I didn't make the connection that `Q` = `queue` -- although it seems rather obvious now that it's been pointed out :) but clearly not obvious enough. Could we rename it to `renderQueue`?


@kktuax Thanks! Also, thanks for starting this project! I just pulled your latest commits into my master branch :)


huug


Great - it hit me mid-build so pct-load wasn't updated then.


I was testing with my own map...


they never change as of yet


window_material_gap_bug (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2282 of 2282 tests passed, 2 test warnings)

 * 2 tests had: AUD diffs.

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shouldn't it return here?


saw approval from jvoegele
at https://github.com/basho/clique/commit/710907ddb02caaa0bca1a11ccd50516f8dc85b01


merging basho/clique/nem-fix-bad-node-flag-code = 710907dd into borshop-integration-75-nem-fix-bad-node-flag-code


basho/clique/nem-fix-bad-node-flag-code = 710907dd merged ok, testing candidate = bff5eae6


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

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@TJM sorry for the late reply. I am planning on it here in the very near future (within a week or two). I still need to take a look at the usage of the uenv parameter when installing from vcs. I want to make sure removing it will not effect installing from packages.


CleanOutOpenMP (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2300 of 2301 tests passed, 562 test warnings)

 * 563 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 4 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.

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this.$element should be either $element or element as in line 79.


if self = this; use self


RegExp is currently a somewhat strange case, due to the fact that:

(1) Theory of strings should do congruence over STRING_IN_REGEXP, e.g. to infer conflicts like
(str.in.re x R1) ^ (= x y) ^ (not (str.in.re y R2)
This means R1 and R2 are added as equivalence classes to the equality engine of strings
(2) RegExp do not normalize to a canonical form.  So, RegExp operators do not maintain the invariant that when they are applied to constants, they return a constant.

This is why they are a special case in a few places.  If you have any ideas on how to standardize these exceptions, let me know.


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@maxbates, are special sources required to install these packages? I can't install them on a vanilla Ubuntu 14.04 machine.
```
E: Unable to locate package mono-complete
E: Unable to locate package fsharp
```


before, there was a global "inv" variable which was recreated in the "lootcrateItem()" method;
the event handler would check if the opened inventory was equal to "inv";
however, this would probably mess up: if player B opens their crate whilst player A is still in their own crate, player A's crate would no longer work.


CleanOutOpenMP (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1141 of 1141 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Shouldn't it be `Log` instead?


I think you missed one?


CleanOutOpenMP (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Please see comment above: https://github.com/serut/meteor-coverage/commit/29d09d1c9bc65e2c52912fd233347c950774f5f1#commitcomment-18646511


Is this the correct syntax, when appending to the config.json which has auths?

`{
	"auths": {
			"amz": {
				"auth": key"
			},
			"amz2": {
				"auth": key2"
			},
			"amz3": {
				"auth": "key3" }
              		},
			"detachKeys": "ctrl-p,ctrl-q"
}
`


Correct. This is mean to help me during my debug. It will be remove before the next release.


maintenance


@beito123 in his original code :P


https://github.com/ClearSkyTeam/ClearSky/commit/ec55b8bb83d020657412c54656ff3d3644024e8c
cough tree bouncing


Not working yet - filePath was injected using closure previously


The norm for writing for example in short is  e.g.


Dude, I can't even count that high.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-clique/builds/113


What if `errors = - leaks != 0` ?


Proposal: Audio for Go?


Should we also mention the metadata here as an aspect?


We should probably not mention encoders/decoders initially. But give some motivation that there should be a common type.


Well well. You learn something new every day. I don’t think I was aware of the file permission constants. Or if I ever was, I forgot.


yes, this was intentional.  It is a temporary change to troubleshoot issue https://github.com/StackStorm/st2/issues/2838 in QA.

It'll be reverted once we get the data.


Fixed by 3784ff6 and I did a double check to see where else `start_with?` might be used in that way. Looks safe now. Good catch.


Maybe `Type DataType`. Format is an overloaded name.


see: [`spin.systems/optics` : : `optic flow`](https://github.com/spin-systems/optics/wiki/Optic-flow)


We mentioned calling this NumChannels a while ago. I am wondering if it is a better name rather than going with Channels.


I added abs() to each count


I would say adding an "s" suffix is somewhat idiomatic. See https://golang.org/pkg/sort/#Float64s.


We can make this an appendix maybe.


@tomka Let me know if you see anything wrong with this, since you've debugged most of the issues with virtual node updates previously and this slightly changes those semantics (VN update being a promise chain on the real node promise, rather than on submitter).


@tehlers320 that worked on 3.5. I'll dig into it on Cassandra side, will add ALLOW FILTERING meanwhile.


Thanks! Working on Large Enterprise Codebase is really handy way to catch edge cases of tools :)


also enabled recursive file processing within subfolders


This proposal still don't cover the actual requirements of the initial proposal such as streaming. They will ask for such details.


I removed it in the next commit. I accidentally committed it when I was trouble shooting it. I am sorry.


How does checking it here help to get it into QA? 😄


I already maintain the environments necessary to build projects in Java, common lisp, C, and C++.  I never could get my build environment for Haskell working, nor Go.  Didn't even try Rust.  Didn't even want to try Node.js, nor PHP...  Not on my main machine, anyway...

Node appears to be one of those devopsmicroservicesjsonmoustache things that expects me to pipe content served over http into a UID 0 shell just to install it or keep it up-to-date.

My distro does have an npm package... it's version 1.4.21.  Latest appears to be 2.15.8.  I'm sure the package maintainers know how to update, but it's probably not a very popular package among the type of person who uses this distro...

I say this because it's sort of unfair to respond "it's easy to build this" when someone asks you for a release.  It's not as if everyone who is looking for a build doesn't have the technical chops to roll their own.  It might just be that javascript isn't the direction that they want to grow their skills towards.

I, for one, think that felony looks great and I would like to use it, as a user.


No wonder we didn't have the same bug then.


Yeah, you must have held control or something when you typed the arrow keys,


Since Write() can be called multiple times when streaming, etc. we want this to go into WriteImageInformation() so that this line is only called once there. See, e.g. line 1074-1077


Your example is already covered by one of the tests, which passes:

```coffee
test "export default assignment expression", ->
  input = "export default foo = 'bar'"
  output = """
    var foo;

    export default foo = 'bar';"""
  eq toJS(input), output
```


empd (jdwoods21) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#1250


crashDumpWatcher is a program Firaxis uses to detect XCOM 2 crashes so it can compress the crash dump files and upload these to them for debug analysis.  My guess is that this flag lets you disable that.


upupup


In that situation, you can always manually get the logs with `spark_log(sc)`. I'm guessing this would fail if the error log parsing failed for some reason, although I don't yet know why it might fail (I've definitely seen this before as well, though).


try pushing againg


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2060


Is this an appropriate solution? Will mods have difficulty detecting the NONE type?


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#1985


不用getsubcard，直接给this


Actually, looks like this code was just outright bugged -- should be fixed up now.


test


Hi,

this commit's parent is 1ac2ddbc433ec96dd06affb6f10f33d9eb12d52a and commits from 0c376e7ec800b529b9430fee1377b82682200981 to d4a1b33a2ab6703124926fbf805d77ef753e1b87 are abandoned in later release.

Are they intentionally dropped?


Excuse me? You are swimming in a pool? It must something others such as water in your head.


Add properties description, tags (use module utils) and public_id (encode() with library uuid)


Estamos haciendo testing de cada funcionalidad de nuestra aplicación, en el commit anterior, vimos como nuestro modelo de una imagen contiene una URL, una descripción, “Hastags” o categorías, número de likes y el ID del  usuario. Vamos a hacer una aserción en nuestro test para cada uno de esos campos de nuestro modelo.


You are right *facepalm*


@TheLarkInn @filipesilva This does not appear to be working. I am using master version of CLI and ng server fails for a very basic app with material. I have changed from 'source-map' to 'cheap-module-source-map' and then ng serve works. Because I am not sure if you already know it, and master is not yet released, I am reluctant to raise a defect. Please let me know if you need a sample to reproduce.


It should be, I haven't checked with other devices


I guess .@ would be better in this case and all above changes


Nvm, just saw other commit, which does the change mentioned


@Writtic gitbook으로 멋진 튜토리얼을 같이 만들어요!! 👍


empd (jdwoods21) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2251 of 2260 tests passed, 549 test warnings)

 * 558 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 9 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 9 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 6 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 8 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ZSZ small diffs.

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Hi matias,
  I don't know your email address,so forgive me I use this approach to ask question.
  I read lightnvm code,have some problems about lightnvm.
  1.I find a function "nvm_get_l2p_tbl_fn" can get l2p table,but how to write l2p table to the namespace which in the nvme ssd?
  2.I find gennvm and rrpc not have raid5 function,and does it can guarantee write page without any errors?
Thanks


That is wrong.  I will fix it.


empd (jdwoods21) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1142 of 1142 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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My post is not dumb, i know you put some work in fixing some code but what is the purpose when it is not done correctly? One function can be use. You just dont know how to do it. It is easy!

Example! function get_user_ticket_stats($login_id, $status_id){
   Where status = $status_id
}

One query can get whatever data. Just by passing the status id when calling function.


Shiiiet doe dog. This shit is sick!


I filed a feature request at LunarG to warn about this in the validation layer. I think this is very easy to get wrong.


Minor typo here (equiavelnt  -> equivalent)


a


Ya que comenzamos a tener muchos test, creamos archivo aparte para los fixtures. Por lo general los fixtures en testing son datos básicos con los cuales vamos a probar en nuestra db


This is still missing CN dts tree in source.


视频看得差不多了，应该要动手了。要不纸上谈兵。看你的周报的内容，概念性的东西比较多，实际编程的较少，下周编程上实现设置终端和协调器，如何入网，如何放送和接收数据，如何定时发送。


And who told you you're not supposed to use global? Use global. Do not pass it everytime. Its not proper and efficient.


It should work on version 2.82 of EX Kernel Manager


我的开篇历史记录


Yeah I just recieved the update and it's working
Any plans for speaker gain?🤔


I suspect that this commit killed the nestedbox_type delete functionality. Because the form builder function does not exist.

Before this commit, the hook_menu() was probably just doing nothing, and `EntityDefaultUIController` was doing the job.


@jamss if you find a sec could you weigh in on the conversation here: https://github.com/react-native-community/react-native-video/pull/251 Re: this commit and the related PR against the canonical, upstream native module?


Yes I know this is not right


f


ffff


@xdevs23 Can u give me your bug number? like XWALK-****, I will look for it and give you answer as soon as possible


did I miss any side panels? #747


Why don't you use glide ?


I'll make a patch file and try attaching it here.

The savefile selection you describe is the way the new init is designed to work. It's not the same as the current init, and I certainly will not be making it so.
Doing the effort to rewrite init, only to end up with a clone, is a waste of time.

I'm going to make an updated iso that includes the latest files in initrd.gz and a ydrv, to test the cd stuff so I'll look at the /mnt/home issue then.

If you have a frugal install on a usb drive and want to save to hd, then use the following boot parameters:
pmedia=atahd
pupsys=label or uuid of usb partition
psave=name or label or uuid of save partition


gzcgz


also removed some unnecessary libraries and changed the window size


@tehlers320 fixed on master


So TDD - very nicely fixed!


I have a pdf with a media box of [0 0 792 -612].  How will I be able to know that the content is below the x-axis after this change?


I learnt a lot from you John! :)
(just don't have enough time for all these nice things, I want to do)


Jaja si, lo de lambda no debia ir ahi, pero no afecto en los calculos, y el dagger en las matrices de pauli es por q estaba dormido, no me vayas a mandar a fisica 1 XD por fas


This is the place where #613 appeared.


Yeah i modified it to have it already and have it running.

Everything works now except for navigating grafana when you do for example collectd_metrics.*.* which causes cyanite to drag to a halt.  This would be a common query an admin may run to find for example highestAverage(collectd_metrics.*.*.aggregation-cpu-average.percent-user, 5) .

This is usable on whisper file graphite but still harsh on resources even though it only takes a few seconds.


sto je application insights, zasto ga koristis?


MainPage.html = index.html, standard je homepage nazivati sa index.html. rijedje sa default.html


Are you aware that you are instantiating a new testing data set at every train end's epoch?


Revert this commit, it disabled bass boost with musicfx.
Gomna revert few recently merged audio commits (from sultan) as we didnt lineup our source with caf like what sultan did so some patches caused under the hood stbility issues, including new input boost- not upto the mark, degrades performance.


I've just jumped on this as I've been trying to do pretty much the same thing, but quite unsuccessful. What's the design of the sync SGD? Does it support param sharing and syncing directly on GPU?


is this safe to compile?


Yeah, sorry. I'll take care of this next chance I get (you're welcome to submit a PR, but I'll need to cut a release and you've done the hard part. Thanks for taking a look! :sparkles:)


According to MC68000 User Manual, there are 10 additional wait-state cycles during auto-vectored interrupts acknowledge cycle

![68000_autovector](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/717091/17677847/e74ef9f0-6334-11e6-810e-ee2ddd7f4ab0.png)


There is no SomeService bean in this project


10 je magic number, dobra je praksa izlucit ga vani kao npr : var loadMoreTake = 10 ili articlesPerPageCount = 10


It is not adding much to the time... 5 - 10 seconds every epoch.


ovo bi znacilo da ucitavas i puta podatke sa servera, zar api ne podrzava da primjerice ucitas zadnjih n


data = response


@1420194speck Improper indentation.


oh no. what is this for?


metoda bi se trebala zvati npr loadCommentsIfExist


i think this should have said "sets up the CardHandler for **production**" instead of "for **staging**" since it's ```describe("on production")```.


Is there any way to pass along the promise label along to `onerror`?
We were using this functionality to categorize errors in our error tracking system.


filterCommentsBasedOnParent


ProTip: you can use `keuze is 9`. `++readability`


for nije dobro pisati, ovdje si ga mogao zamijeniti s $scope.latestNews.forEach(function(article) {...});


@1420194speck Please use PyCharm to rename all your variables to english - it's hard to help when you can't understand variable names.


baci oko na https://lodash.com/


This is redundant. Just use `while spelen:` is fine if the only values spelen will take on are True and False.


$http pozivi su okej ako i samo ako ih koristis na jednom mjestu u aplikaciji, inace dobra praksa je metode za dohvacanje i preslikavanje podataka prebaciti u servis ili factory


U js vrijedi camelCase nacin pisanja, stoga newsIds


po defaultu ""


metadata being the format? Or the fact that the metadata is different for each format?


I really had understood that instead of a separated Windows.Security core library it was supposed to be moved from Kernel32 to Windows.Core. I might have misunderstood.

About the regions, I thought it was better to keep the constant names the same and as well as we had to have a redefinition of the basic ones we would have the same value with many redefinitions... so I split them by target object.


mozda areRecentsHidden, areFavoritesVisible/Hidden


Cool. Yes! it makes it way easier for me to then add/remove things


This body of the loop could be replaced with a dictionary governing mapping a to the number of spaces. For #6, you could add a custom if statement. It's verbose and is ugly.


I'm not quite sure what you mean, well I might but I'm not sure in what direction you want to take the introduction.


makni console logove :)


This doesn't get called unless there are shaders right?


I agree, I couldn't come up with a better name, suggestions?


yes, I'll update that.


Heh, you can just write `while not correct:`. English!

`not` is the not operator, same as `!` in other languages.


$scope.favoriteStories.find(function(story) { return story.id === id; });


а так нельзя пока писать?
`const {Menu, MenuItem} = require('../../../src');`


samo id, jos bolje storyId


They were the right characters. Wasd


This should be made into a class to improve portability and organization.


@djazayeri does this look okay?


sounds good


можно с 6ой нодой


pojavljuje se i na dnu controllera


newsController. newsCtrl, NewsController


@rakyll what do you mean? Would they want to see a proposal about how to do streaming of data?


Yeah, should probably just say "sets up the CardHandler", must've been a copy/paste error. Thanks!


Yep


what does `cls` do?


showFavorites


isto kao povise


ubacija si underscore, nisi ga koristija :(


ага, node v4 не поддерживает пока


Is this `vf` factory supposed to be passed into the System? Otherwise you have two factories going at once.


You can use triple quoted strings as comments/


global is only meaningful from within a function


put global statements at the top of the function. `++organization`


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-75-nem-fix-bad-node-flag-code = bff5eae6


@tehlers320 oh, skipped contents bear same semantic meaning as "*"?..


This indentation.... is horrific.


Trebao si .gitignoreat sve u packages folderu, jako mi je bilo tesko nac ono sta si ti napisao (dva filea), zasto si koristija AppInsights, sve u svemu dobro je, obrati paznju na imenovanje varijabli, mozda ti se cini kao nebitno, no jako je vazno pogotovo kad budes radio s drugima. Inace commitaj cesce manje promjene, tako da bi mi diff bio cisci i logicniji :)


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1805pesup](https://1805pesup-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/getting-support](https://1805pesup-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/getting-support)
- [docs/priority-enterprise-support](https://1805pesup-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/priority-enterprise-support)
- [source/docs/assets/images/pes-options.png](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/83c5ddb7ea0ec46a17aaf864b1696d272bd56164/source/docs/assets/images/pes-options.png)


I removed the signal contribution in the error band of the ratios in prefit/postfit plots, since I thought one expects this error band to be centered around 1. Anyway, I doubt that tiny signal contributions are visible there and therefore assume, that this was introduced by mistake. If I am wrong, please revert this commit and let me understand the reason.


Safe to compile for personal use, not for redistribution.

Also not safe for use outside testing environments, we won't hit that until release.


Since some more changes in this function were needed, `TotalSig` cannot just be added, but the following line should be used:
```python
config.setdefault("ratio_numerator_nicks", []).extend(["TotalBkg" + ("" if signal_stacked_on_bkg else " TotalSig"), "data_obs"])
```


Lol, jetzt seh ich's erst, sehe keine Grund, warum das doppelt bleiben sollte :)


The test has worked.


dobbelsteen and dobbelsteenen could easily be confused together.


They would like the streaming audio sources to be addressed with this core type, e.g. how to go from a streaming audio URI to a PCMBuffer.


`while not keuze` is what PEP 8 tells you to do.


If you won't be using `keuze` after the end of the loop, then you should change it to `while True:` and use `break` to escape `++readbility`.

And if you do need the variable, use while-else. Google it.


search -> http://www.w3schools.com/angular/ng_filter_filter.asp, nisam mogao nac bolji primjer niti je w3schools dobar resurs, ali dovoljno je za ono sta sam htio rec


This looks really great @jbw91 , I need to get caught up on what the wireframes for MVP look like, so you guys may have already discussed this but do you think that it would be worthwhile to add another property to availability that distinguishes available time from time that could be made available? Just for clarification's sake, If I were using the app I might be free at 5pm, but want to be home for dinner at 6pm. I don't have to be at dinner then because it's a flexible thing so I might mark 5pm as time available and 6pm as time that could be made available.


hmm ok, if you stream a mp3 file, you will need a decoder to get a `PCMBuffer`. I guess we could show a scenario where we have a fake mp3 implementation.


ProTip: in this situation, replacing `==` with `is` is fine and encouraged.

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I think this could be replaced using a `while True`/`break` idiom.


Help needed....

I apologise if this is not the right / correct way to post...
I need help with video link to tower.
Ho I can contact you.. and yes Portuguese is fine...
I really appreciate your response.


`quit()` is intended for interactive use* and isn't portable. Use `sys.exit()`.

*i.e. on the interactive prompt.


Changed the code, and it still gets the id as undefined. Really weird. Gonna keep trying to figure it out
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Oh, OK, I see.


I've pushed yet another version. Again, thanks for the review!


Calem


This is called in `EngineService#onDestroy`, don't need to call it here


Example response - This creates a bug at line 22


I like the ActionMapping idea.  It nicely abstracts out a lot of the possible custom ways people might want to interact with a tree node.  However, I don't think you need to have the mouse.shift, mouse.ctrl and mouse.alt parameters.  The MouseEvent that you pass to the IActionHandler already altKey, ctrlKey, shiftKey and metaKey properties which will let people do complex things like ctrl-shift-click or ctrl-alt-click as well as the stand alt-click.  Anyway, thanks for the good work.


Not smart enough, apparently... :-P


This is very likely to cause problems. Many implementations of `setStave` use the staves `y` value. So we can't change the `y` value after calling `setStave`.

However, with the upcoming requirement that all elements have the stave set before formatting, we should be able to take the y values on format.


Create time-of-day palettes


@joseph-robertson: Note that I've added a single urbanopt test. In this case, it checks that 8 freezer objects were added to the model with the appropriate energy consumption. Let me know if you think other tests are needed.


Send an email to: guiseco@gmail.com


Rewrite Text Areas


Ta reguła `||ty0lm9uz.onet.pl/*.js$script` nie psuje Ci galerii?
Na przykład tutaj - `http://ofsajd.onet.pl/dziewczyny/rio-2016-anita-wlodarczyk-zdobyla-olimpijskie-zloto-memy/e4lygx`
Kliknij w strzałkę i zobacz czy zmienia się obrazek na kolejny.


Steve, when I added "Read less" under Learn more, I changed class name "readless" to "readless1" and "readless2" because the selector did not work well on js. Yet, I am not sure if this way is proper. (yes, I tried a couple ways like $('.awesome li') as you mentioned on Slack...):


Splash Screen


Sorry for writing over your commit, I just realized it was WASD and not Arrow Keys.
Next time, make the comment messages clearer.
Key Up, it looked like you were going for ARROW KEYS.


👍 I just stumbled upon this bug on the older version I was using and realized I had introduced it. Oops, and thanks! :)


Not that we're going to use this for Latin-1 and Windows-1252 with English, but I've been using that for testing since I had the Gutenberg corpus laying around on my computer.  [Here's an example of the output](https://gist.github.com/dan-blanchard/5bdf34d8336f36480aabee9b71b0adbe).


I thought you were meaning arrow keys.
KEY UP, KEY DOWN, KEY LEFT, KEY RIGHT.
LOL, that saves a ton of lines.


Tests?


CleanOutOpenMP (mitchute) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2266 of 2267 tests passed, 561 test warnings)

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 * 4 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
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 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.
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Descriptive commits ;)


It should work there as well, not you will have to satisfy all dependencies before it will compile.


100% sure. I started a new game on 1.6.2 and was completely unable to get the modular furnace to smelt with just the furnace core in the multiblock. I needed to edit the scripts and reenable the powerSolids block before I could even use charcoal for fuel.


Good stuff :+1:


Could we rename `left_bar` to `leftBar`?


Is this only for testing? What will be the minimum time to update the location?


Ugh—this isn't going to be stack safe. I'll update asap.


@popcornmix
I looked at that whole processinfo code now for an hour (well like a codereview). I see no reason why this wouldn't show up in the GUIInfoManager :(. The only thing i could imagine is an early return here:

https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/xbmc/cores/VideoPlayer/DVDCodecs/Video/MMALCodec.cpp#L572

Could you add some printouts in the DataCacheCore in the set and get methods maybe for the next nightly? So we can debug this a bit? (because processinfo basically forwards the parameters to the datacachecore...)


Show de bola... Parabéns haha


Hi Stefano, in XFCE it all seems to be still blue ...


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 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ERR diffs.
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 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.

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{ class: action_name == 'embed' ? '' : 'visible' }


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

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Perhaps here we should send off an email to the kmod devs about the foolishness of `PATH_MAX` :tongue:


This one is stack safe, and yeah—I'll add a comment and update to use `defaultTailRecM` (which wasn't settled on when I started this PR).


AWESOME! :D anyone test this yet?


pls remove this though


Looks good to me overall. For static arrays like this I have a vague preference for just referencing their size instead of `NULL` termination, but I can't actually justify that and this approach seems just as good.


`vf.System()` passes itself into `System`, so there's only going to be a single factory.


I understand what he wants to achieve, but the columns that I added are strictly for evaluating the moveset and not anything else.   There can be additional calculations added which would take into account IVs and potentially current pokemon level.  Ping @QuadTog


Ah yes you're right, my mistake.


Actually I agree with you here (this seems more, well, "static-checked" to me), but the codebase already has several precedents with `NULL`s -- I decided to go with the flow.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1807workfl](https://1807workfl-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/pantheon-workflow](https://1807workfl-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/pantheon-workflow)


Are you sure about this? I dug around trying to make it break, and it seemed to work fine. Do you have a counterexample?


This can be a good P.S. for the leading e-mail to the list ~_^


Why? :fearful:


Do we want to reference `strerror(errno)` here? I'm not sure what `kmod`'s conventions are for errors.


Just out of curiosity wasn't it working without the `if`? IIRC `apply` works fine when the args are a `nil`,`mapcat` too should not complain.


LGTM


This is an evil that should be fixed urgently


maybe:
You're given a few choices, which are all described below.


My thought was that each row corresponds to a time step (plus one for the initial field), and each list of numbers in each row is the f value that corresponds to the x locations. So if we increase the number of time steps then we should get more rows... But just increasing the size of the time step shouldn't increase the number of rows... Maybe I'm misunderstanding the funniness.


I have looked through function description earlier -- it doesn't say anything about `errno`. Now when I look at the code they don't set `errno` by themselves. One might get lucky with the last system error but nothing more than that.


Hmm? `if` was removed.

Previously piggie-repl was created by adding some kwargs to `repl` task using partial which I find quite confusing. I think it is much simpler to merge all options into one map and then apply the kwargs from map to the task.


nitpicky but they don't _have_ to choose this option -- so maybe:
This is a good type of label to select if you wish...


Well but the onBreak was in there from him


To have the same format as a graph. Now a graph can be a component source too. Each resolved graph is a storage for all used components. Graphs have upper case "Components" due to the quick hack to introduce a OO API. Might change in the future.


Yes `if` was removed...I was just wondering if I was missing something :smile:
Yeah I agree it is way better this way and you can also validate it more easily now.


@Orbiter Did the inclusion of  `WikiGeoData` here cause any issue ?


Hmm, I'll have to investigate. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.


If you force pull the structured-logger branch you'll get the rebased fix in there too.


Popups still need testing. Need to put in a statement for if it's a power node marker or a water node marker. Aside from that, edited the popups so they have the node table inside them fitting snugly.


cc @shlevy. I've spent 20 minutes with Autoconf and Automake and I don't like it already -- just look at this! Well, it works...


Working on #12


The comments indicate to use A1 but the code uses A0.


/cc @jcredding - this came while using the profile and verbose flags to debug a failing test suite on one of our libs.


Hi Jezze, that sounds like a great idea. I'd say the logic of -orientationaware should be inside the render_target constructor, so when compute_visible_area is called it already knows which scale_mode it must apply.


You've not named this function correctly. Be careful when copying and pasting


CC, @swiftix.

My understanding is they will come as followup via https://github.com/apple/swift/pull/4048


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Working Page


What?


/cc @jcredding


I have, please read my comments on the PR.


TimelessNL I missed your point completely.  The environment is now building. Thanks for pointing. To be continued...


Compile CCL first, then the tweaks.


CleanOutOpenMP (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1705 of 1705 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Some points on naming: in the db we have `module_members`. I think we should be consistent and stick with that, instead of saying `module users`.

`REMOVE_USER_FROM_MODULE` is a pretty long name for an action. If we went with the `module_members` option, we would definitely be able to shorten that.

Also, we need to double check if the removing a person functionality was meant to be just removing someone from a module, or actually deleting them entirely. I assumed it was the latter (but could be wrong)


Include the MC version to the version so like `mcversion-chorusversion-build#`


This was exactly what I just did, too. Perfect


Can this be overflowed? What happens if someone crafts a file with a line that is 4,000 characters long?


Where are you importing `Test` in your code? You can't just write code like this if it actually won't run.


fixed with 124c906


Well, that's because I defined a maximum RESAMPLE_TOLERANCE = 1.2. This was supposed to allow the extreme case of forcing NTSC into PAL refresh: 60 Hz / 50 Hz = 1.2

75 Hz / 60 Hz = 1.25, which is beyond the tolerance. Redefining RESAMPLE_TOLERANCE as 1.25 or even greater would remedy it.


Nope. Does not appear to change anything. C-header file still incorrectly detected as C++


No doc string? Your linter didn't catch that?


DepricatedFields (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1142 of 1142 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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DepricatedFields (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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TODO: `Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined` on Line 18

Fix so it doesn't crap out when it hits multi-question blocks


This is a correct fix.  The userdata stores a whole `shared_ptr<Foo>`, not a pointer to it.  Placement `new` is used to create the object in place.  Has it really been allocating only the pointer like that all the time?  Sorry about that if so!


./gen_voice.sh en English google en 1.3 ?
Or did you mean Slovak? :)


Question: I noticed that when I saved the conf to a different location, it defaulted to loading it from %appdata% on next launch. Would this fix that issue?


Yeah, I have a fix locally I've meaning to post.
Just did: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-mode/pull/165

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Ah, that is an example.

You probably need to add that Slovak line to gen_all.sh.


I was wondering about that!


ha ha, I knew you'd say something. But I looked at the ArrayList code, will read


BAD IDENTATION RAGE


this i is not in scope - you're outside the for loop


CAN'T UNSEE


No, this was for a separate subsystem (not related to saving/loading from a
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sending the date from DatePickerFragment to MemoryFragment using OnActivityResult method


Does it happen, that accounts only receive it once and are fine after that?


A operacao ".*" é a multiplicacao de um escalar por um vetor
x .* [a, b, c, d] = [x*a, x*b, x*c, x*d]


This should have been tagged with [copr-mocks-frontend] :).


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df sdf sdfsdf


What version of node were you testing this on?
` npm i --update-binary && npm test` seems to break as of this commit


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