Actually, I disagree @tpietzsch.
We want the added spot and link to have a salient aspect when editing it. Most of the settings in RenderSettings are not very useful to it.

Or maybe you mean that there should be a dedicated section in the RenderSettings class for edited vertices and links?


@TheCrimsonDevil your log is blocking the UI. Complaint from the forum:

>Wow it actually got worse for me lol.

> First tweaker update yesterday/today I was able to log in and everything but was only able to play for about a minute or so before I would be given a NP1013. New tweaker update that just came out will not even start PSO2. GN Field will activate when I click 'Run PSO2' and then nothing. Brought back the tweaker and noticed I'm still getting the whole 'Your GN Field appears to be corrupt or outdated, redownloading...' with it saying that 5 times.

> Right now in process of having PSO2 launcher reinstall everything without EN patches and whatnot. Because when I told tweaker to restore backup files it just sat there not even a message saying restoring backup files. About to go to bed so I won't be on for awhile to see if it is on my end or tweaker's.

This one:

**Because when I told tweaker to restore backup files it just sat there not even a message saying restoring backup files.**

Even when your actual log writer is thread-safe, it's still blocking the UI when it writes down 5MB worth of `patchlog.txt` yo.

I cannot make a pull request right now due to still confined to the walls of IRL project room, but here's a quick code for fixing that:

[COPY PASTE THAT HERE TO CONVERT INTO VB CODE](http://converter.telerik.com/)

```csharp
using System;
using System.Collections.Concurrent;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace ArksLayer.Tweaker.UpdateEngine
{
    /// <summary>
    /// A thread-safe log writer that runs in the background thread.
    /// </summary>
    public class BackgroundWriter : IDisposable
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Sets or gets the stream for writing into the text file.
        /// </summary>
        private StreamWriter Stream { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Sets or gets the thread-safe message queue container.
        /// </summary>
        private ConcurrentQueue<string> Lines { set; get; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Sets or gets a killswitch to the background worker.
        /// </summary>
        private bool Kill { set; get; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Sets or gets reference to a background worker that watches the message queue.
        /// </summary>
        private Task Scribe { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Opens a text file to be written in either create new or append mode.
        /// Text file will be written if there's one or more lines to be written in the message queue.
        /// Message queue will be checked every 100 milliseconds.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="filename"></param>
        /// <param name="append"></param>
        public BackgroundWriter(string filename, bool append = false)
        {
            if (append)
            {
                this.Stream = File.AppendText(filename);
            }
            else
            {
                this.Stream = File.CreateText(filename);
            }

            this.Lines = new ConcurrentQueue<string>();
            this.Scribe = Task.Run(async () =>
            {
                while (!Kill)
                {
                    string output;
                    while (Lines.TryDequeue(out output))
                    {
                        await Stream.WriteLineAsync(output);
                    }
                    await Stream.FlushAsync();
                    await Task.Delay(100);
                }
            });
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Write the rest of the lines into the file and then dispose the stream.
        /// </summary>
        public void Dispose()
        {
            Kill = true;
            Scribe.GetAwaiter().GetResult();
            Stream.Dispose();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Queues a string to be written against the log file.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="s"></param>
        public void WriteLine(string s)
        {
            Lines.Enqueue(s);
        }
    }
}
```

Usage example:

```csharp
using (var file = new BackgroundWriter("test.log", false))
{
    file.WriteLine("Hello World");
}
```


Hi Mitch,
I will add the theme today. I will have very limited time this week for Rails as I have 4 weddings, 3 rehearsals, two pre marital counseling session and one new intro meeting scheduled this week. This is the busiest I have been since I retired, thank goodness I like what i’m doing.

Allan

> On Aug 7, 2016, at 9:31 PM, Mitchell Nick <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I'll help you with the tabs once we get a theme in place on the website :)
> Won't be all that difficult, just don't want to make rework once we get the
> theme in place.
>
> I would recommend the names: _form_demographic, _form_financial, and
> _form_ceremony. This way any developer looking at the code should know
> what's going on.
>
> Cheers,
> Mitch
>
> On Mon, Aug 8, 2016 at 9:50 AM, alindco <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi Mitch,
> > You have given me a great deal to look at and digest. The 3 form partials
> > in in weddings were my attempt to find a way to fit the 3 functional tabs
> > as in the current app with demographic, financial and ceremony functions.
> > Since I found no way to get them into tabs I started to play with multiple
> > form partials with the thought of multiple pages but stops as this seems
> > like inefficient method. I will digest the rest of this tomorrow. Thanks
> > for the input. The rename table seems very handy😃
> >
> > Allan
> > Learning is a life time activity.
> >
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> > wrote:
> > >
> > > @alindco What's a _formC? I try not to put too much industry jargon into
> > the code. Also, if you wanted to keep the name of the form "Form C" the
> > name of the file should be _form_c.html.erb. It's always underscore between
> > new words in ruby for the file names.
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I think it should be like this. :)


^^ all bots are doing this it's either a server side issue or an ip issue with the new api just let it run it will connect and collect it's much slower now


Не, всё равно што-то не так :( Попробуй тестами половить.
Моя первая и основная догадка:
```ruby
# тебе тут нужно что-то вроде (как в чате обсуждали)
def when?(title)
  movie = .... # нашли кино с таким названием, и теперь..
  period, filter = FILTERS.detect { |per, fil| movie.matches?(fil) } # или там movie.matches_all?(fil), сам рассуди
  period
end
```


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [migrateupd](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/pantheon-yml](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/pantheon-yml)
- [docs/migrate](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/migrate)
- [docs/manual-import](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/manual-import)
- [docs/migrate-troubleshooting](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/migrate-troubleshooting)


a_from is a point, not a line segment.
I see how that is confusing so I renamed it to `a_point_it`


I can't check at the moment, but in the "Restore Backup files" method, if it doesn't find any backup files, it just does nothing, it doesn't display an error message. I can't test it at the moment (internet is being dumb and I have to go to work), but I'll look at it when I get home to doublecheck.


was already removed


> Or maybe you mean that there should be a dedicated section in the RenderSettings class for edited vertices and links?

yes, that's a good idea.


That's why it's called out under a BREAKING CHANGES heading in the changelog ;)
https://github.com/1000hz/bootstrap-validator/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#breaking-changes


Bonjour est ce que vous pouvez mette à jour la doc, svp?


Hello friiends, thanks for your work. I would like to tell me where Can I down the bot

Thanks


As mentioned in the comment on my local fork, while setTimeout prevents the bad interaction between that line of code and the nav-tab functionality, this would ideally be replaced at a later point with an implementation of bootstrap's event handler, removing the notification immediately after focus has been gained rather than after a fixed 20ms.


I'll appeal once more, please consider reverting these two last commits...


Okay dear sir, don't hurt me dear sir!


Oh i forgot to mention that grammer is not a strong point of mine


Variables `informParent, parent, inform` should be constants.


I think i'll remove it... good to know you're using the new kernel-kit..

done 9d5c307131ddd3f9759c0e4e176a280a5ccd5164


haha i mean a566d9f8a9b48c4c1664fc8e86db50d1fe0a5a0d


I think the compiler will err when you pass it a wrong functor object.
That's how templates work, right?


@ibell I only changed it in the VTPR branch (as it's the one I'm doing the PR from).
So the master branch also has the volume translation, but still the other function to set it.


Note: Even though it shouldn't really be, since this could be a breaking change, it'll have to be released in a major version bump.  But since we're already having to do a major version bump to `13.0.0` due to the change in the structure of validation error, this will be a good idea.


lol


Had to chime in here. I think using this size_t stuff in MDA class only is fine, if that's what you decide is best. But in the math codes (processors) I vote to stick with int and long, in usual C style.  it will be horrible for anyone trained in scientific coding (not C++) to contribute, otherwise. I already can't read the above inds_k stuff...


I hope u realized that afterwards


RenderStates.inl:15:49: error: pasting "." and "blending" does not give a valid preprocessing token


:-) 多谢鼓励啦。看了你的 Mojo-webqq ，非常强大啊！


Please shorten patch description. It should contain single line:
files-reg: trim non-existing link path parts during the link-remap cr…
…eation


@brandonusher TextWrangler has a specific Save As for UTF-8 so I used that to edit a test of this. (The AppleScript editor has no UTF encoding choice.)  SourceTree treats it like a binary file again once I save the edit. We'll see how github likes it once I push it back up.


ok


Hey @stpettersens,
I was trying to work with these type definitions in vscode with typings 1.3.1 and typescript 1.8.10
And it doesn't work

When I changed the definition to this:
```
declare namespace shortid {
	function generate(): string;
	function characters(string: string): string;
	function isValid(id: any): boolean;
	function worker(integer: number): void;
	function seed(float: number): void;
}
```

It worked
Am I doing something wrong?


removed it


I'm removing the other one in a later commit.
I kept the code here in this earlier commit to do some testing and compare the two functions.


I'd like to get some clarify on the interpretation of the bylaws as a lot of the suggestions depend on  whether or not elections of directors are included within the statement of Article 3 Section 6 (i)(ii) titled "Action by Written Ballot Without a Meeting" which states: "Any action that may be taken at any meeting of members may be taken without a meeting by complying with the following provisions of these Bylaws:"

If elections of directors are covered by Article 3 Section 6 (i)(ii) then a section of mandates applies which includes a mailing, a statement of quorum requirements, requirements for record keeping, etc.

The mandate language does make it hard to discern intent. The bylaws author uses 'may' rather than 'shall' to connect bylaws requirements to a conditional situation.

Related, but when the board certifies the election are they using Article 3 Section 6 to guide that?


Alex, I agree. I think it makes sense to make a distinction between math
codes and everything else. And I vote for internals of Mda class being part
of "everything else", since it is used everywhere.

Alex, if size_t were replaced by long, would be you be able to read the
inds_k stuff above?

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> I vote to stick with int and long, in usual C style. it will be horrible
> for anyone trained in scientific coding (not C++) to contribute, otherwise.
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:+1:
* consider `def`-ing these
* consider making it ascending instead (just a preference)


Finely detailed models will have line segments which generally only cover one cell, so the new part will cover the same cell as the old pat of the segment.

I don;t think it would matter that much actually.


Pasos:
1. desde mi master local realizo commit con los cambios
2.realizo un push de master local a preproduccion remote
3.para acatualizar mi master remote realizo un pull request


np!


@imsobear 支持 definition 类型的语法了


* no need for return
* don't forget to format the code
* `it` can already be interpreted as a `boolean` (it's false if it's `null`), so you could simply `twoMax.findAll()`


@joehuchette, the comments above are now out of sync with the code. What is ``varname`` and where did ``c`` go?


thanks


fixes #268


Should add a Rubocop rule about no CR after visibility markers.


HELP HAVE ERROR  ANT LOGGING POKEBUDDY


i appreciate


@wakrad ya kan aslinya sudah "bahan" (permen + stardust), entah kenapa di ganti -_-
Tadinya terlewat, tapi sudah saya masukkan di #3229, terima kasih.


for #85


I expect the helper threads to reach an insufficient depth with less LMR and help less... I'd like to try going in the opposite direction...


It is better to have single conceptual name to refer to things, it makes the tool easier to remember and understand when seen in action. (Having both in concept in the doc string is good though as it increases the understandability of the option).


Awesome, will look into that! Thanks 🌻


empd (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1138 of 1138 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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What does runc do with this?  Does it mount the rootfs writable first and then do everything else, and only later mount it read-only?

I bet we could support this in bwrap.


README.md has gotten wrong new version number 1.0.1, It should be 1.1.0


No. From what I understand, [the terminology has changed from TypeScript 1.5+](https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/namespaces.html):

>A note about terminology: It’s important to note that in TypeScript 1.5, the nomenclature has changed. “Internal modules” are now “namespaces”. “External modules” are now simply “modules”, as to align with ECMAScript 2015’s terminology, (namely that module X { is equivalent to the now-preferred namespace X {).

So it looks like you've made the module 1.5+ compatible. I will possibly have to pull in your changes.
Thank you for the alterations and feedback.


В общем-то это не проблема, но лучше ставить пробелы вокруг операторов `*` и прочих. Можно подробней посмотреть здесь: [ruby-style-guide](https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide#spaces-operators).


Сейчас программа очень маленькая и смысл имён идентификаторов ясен. Но в будущем лучше давать более полные имена: `height`, `side`, `square`.


Is it referenced as a `.jpg` anywhere in the project? That might have broken with this change.


I am having an interesting problem with the Ivona voices and/or Ivona-node and hope you can assist me or point me in the right direction. I am running on a Raspberry PI 3 with Raspbian Jessie

The setup and install went smoothly and was simple (well documented)

When I play the received mp3 file using omcplayer as a child process under node, I often get a partial rendering of the speech.  For example I hear "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy" instead of "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog" This does not always happen and also occurrs with other phrases.  If I play back the file a minute or two later either using omcplayer or on a windows machine it is fine and plays correctly.

Any assistance greatly appreciated.


А вот здесь вполне понятно что стороны треугольника `a`, `b` и `c`, потому что так принято в математике.

То же что и в предыдущем задании - поставьте пробелы вокруг `=`.


@wakrad kalau saya sih, silahkan saja diganti kalau memang terjemahannya kurang tepat, yang penting konsisten dan sesuai dengan Bahasa Indonesia yang baik dan benar, serta kalau bisa memudahkan pengguna dalam _troubleshooting_ terhadap masalah pengaturan yang mungkin dihadapi.

Coba sebelum coba menerjemahkan, lihat dulu kalimat aslinya dalam Bahasa Inggris [di sini](https://github.com/NECROBOTIO/NecroBot/blob/master/PoGo.NecroBot.Logic/Common/Translations.cs), jangan mengarang. Jangan pakai Google Translate untuk kalimat (kalau untuk referensi kata-per-kata sih tidak masalah ya), lakukan penyesuaian kalimat, _proofreading_ berkali-kali (saran: sebelum _proofreading_, lakukan kegiatan lain, misalnya main _game_, minum kopi, jangan langsung), kalau perlu, lakukan _compile_ dan coba lihat bagaimana hasil terjemahannya.


Well it is and it is not. The framework itself _is_ installed in the toolchain directory. I can get it by setting the framework search path to `-F<!(xcode-select -p)/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/lib` and the RPATH to `-Wl,<!(xcode-select -p)/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/lib`.

Unfortunately if you inspect that framework it does not actually include the `sourcekitd.h` header file. However, when you build it locally that header _is_ included. So this means I'd have to include that file in our source (which BTW is what SourceKitten does). I really feel like that is a dirty hack.

I'd rather have it to where that header is included in the framework that comes bundled with Xcode. Someone needs to get on the swift mailing lists to see if this change is allowed/possible.

In the meantime the below patch should make it compile with just Xcode installed.

## Patch

```patch
diff --git a/binding.gyp b/binding.gyp
index 9538ee6..213d7cb 100644
--- a/binding.gyp
+++ b/binding.gyp
@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@
             ],
             "include_dirs": [
                 "cpp",
+                "includes",
                 "<!(node -e \"require('nan')\")"
             ],
             "cflags": [
@@ -23,14 +24,14 @@
                             "OTHER_CPLUSPLUSFLAGS": [
                                 "-std=c++11",
                                 "-stdlib=libc++",
-                                "-F$(HOME)/Source/build/Ninja-RelWithDebInfoAssert/swift-macosx-x86_64/lib"
+                                "-F<!(xcode-select -p)/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/lib"
                             ],
                             "OTHER_LDFLAGS": [
                                 "-stdlib=libc++",
-                                "-F$(HOME)/Source/build/Ninja-RelWithDebInfoAssert/swift-macosx-x86_64/lib",
+                                "-F<!(xcode-select -p)/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/lib",
                                 "-framework sourcekitd",
                                 "-Wl,-rpath",
-                                "-Wl,$(HOME)/Source/build/Ninja-RelWithDebInfoAssert/swift-macosx-x86_64/lib"
+                                "-Wl,<!(xcode-select -p)/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/lib"
                             ]
                         }
                     }
diff --git a/includes/sourcekitd/sourcekitd.h b/includes/sourcekitd/sourcekitd.h
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..9b4e708
--- /dev/null
+++ b/includes/sourcekitd/sourcekitd.h
@@ -0,0 +1,654 @@
+//===--- sourcekitd.h - -----------------------------------------*- C++ -*-===//
+//
+// This source file is part of the Swift.org open source project
+//
+// Copyright (c) 2014 - 2016 Apple Inc. and the Swift project authors
+// Licensed under Apache License v2.0 with Runtime Library Exception
+//
+// See http://swift.org/LICENSE.txt for license information
+// See http://swift.org/CONTRIBUTORS.txt for the list of Swift project authors
+//
+//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
+
+#ifndef LLVM_SOURCEKITD_SOURCEKITD_H
+#define LLVM_SOURCEKITD_SOURCEKITD_H
+
+#include <stddef.h>
+#include <stdint.h>
+#include <stdbool.h>
+
+/// \brief The version constants for the sourcekitd API.
+/// SOURCEKITD_VERSION_MINOR should increase when there are API additions.
+/// SOURCEKITD_VERSION_MAJOR is intended for "major" source/ABI breaking
+/// changes.
+///
+/// The policy about the sourcekitd API is to keep it source and ABI compatible,
+/// thus SOURCEKITD_VERSION_MAJOR is expected to remain stable.
+#define SOURCEKITD_VERSION_MAJOR 0
+#define SOURCEKITD_VERSION_MINOR 3
+
+#define SOURCEKITD_VERSION_ENCODE(major, minor) ( \
+      ((major) * 10000)                           \
+    + ((minor) *     1))
+
+#define SOURCEKITD_VERSION SOURCEKITD_VERSION_ENCODE( \
+    SOURCEKITD_VERSION_MAJOR,                         \
+    SOURCEKITD_VERSION_MINOR)
+
+#define SOURCEKITD_VERSION_STRINGIZE_(major, minor)   \
+    #major"."#minor
+#define SOURCEKITD_VERSION_STRINGIZE(major, minor)    \
+    SOURCEKITD_VERSION_STRINGIZE_(major, minor)
+
+#define SOURCEKITD_VERSION_STRING SOURCEKITD_VERSION_STRINGIZE( \
+    SOURCEKITD_VERSION_MAJOR,                                   \
+    SOURCEKITD_VERSION_MINOR)
+
+#ifdef  __cplusplus
+# define SOURCEKITD_BEGIN_DECLS  extern "C" {
+# define SOURCEKITD_END_DECLS    }
+#else
+# define SOURCEKITD_BEGIN_DECLS
+# define SOURCEKITD_END_DECLS
+#endif
+
+#ifndef SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC
+# if defined (_MSC_VER)
+#  define SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC __declspec(dllimport)
+# else
+#  define SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC
+# endif
+#endif
+
+#ifndef __has_feature
+# define __has_feature(x) 0
+#endif
+
+#if __has_feature(blocks)
+# define SOURCEKITD_HAS_BLOCKS 1
+#else
+# define SOURCEKITD_HAS_BLOCKS 0
+#endif
+
+#ifdef __GNUC__
+# define SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT __attribute__((__warn_unused_result__))
+# define SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 __attribute__((__nonnull__(1)))
+# define SOURCEKITD_NONNULL2 __attribute__((__nonnull__(2)))
+# define SOURCEKITD_NONNULL3 __attribute__((__nonnull__(3)))
+# define SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL __attribute__((__nonnull__))
+# define SOURCEKITD_DEPRECATED(m) __attribute__((deprecated(m)))
+#else
+# define SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+# define SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1
+# define SOURCEKITD_NONNULL2
+# define SOURCEKITD_NONNULL3
+# define SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL
+#endif
+
+SOURCEKITD_BEGIN_DECLS
+
+/// \brief Initializes structures needed across the rest of the sourcekitd API.
+///
+/// Must be called before any other sourcekitd call.
+/// Can be called multiple times as long as it is matched with a
+/// \c sourcekitd_shutdown call.
+/// Calling \c sourcekitd_initialize a second time without an intervening
+/// \c sourcekitd_shutdown is undefined.
+/// \c sourcekitd_initialize does not need to be called again even if the
+/// service crashes.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC
+void
+sourcekitd_initialize(void);
+
+/// \brief Deallocates structures needed across the rest of the sourcekitd API.
+///
+/// If there are response handlers still waiting for a response, they will
+/// receive a SOURCEKITD_ERROR_REQUEST_CANCELLED response.
+///
+/// Calling \c sourcekitd_shutdown without a matching \c sourcekitd_initialize
+/// is undefined.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC
+void
+sourcekitd_shutdown(void);
+
+#if SOURCEKITD_HAS_BLOCKS
+
+typedef void(^sourcekitd_interrupted_connection_handler_t)(void);
+
+/// \brief Sets the handler which should be called whenever the connection to
+/// SourceKit is interrupted.
+///
+/// The handler should reestablish any necessary state, such as re-opening any
+/// documents which were open before the connection was interrupted.
+///
+/// It is not necessary to call \c sourcekitd_initialize; the connection will
+/// automatically be reestablished when sending the next request.
+///
+/// \param handler Interrupted connection handler to use. Pass NULL to remove
+/// the handler.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL
+void
+sourcekitd_set_interrupted_connection_handler(
+                           sourcekitd_interrupted_connection_handler_t handler);
+
+#endif
+
+/// \brief A "unique identifier" utilized by the request/response protocol.
+///
+/// A \c sourcekitd_uid_t object is associated with a string and is uniqued for
+/// the lifetime of the process. Its usefulness is in providing an "infinite
+/// namespace" of identifiers.
+/// A \c sourcekitd_uid_t object remains valid even if the service crashes.
+typedef struct sourcekitd_uid_s *sourcekitd_uid_t;
+
+/// \brief Create a \c sourcekitd_uid_t from a C string.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_uid_t
+sourcekitd_uid_get_from_cstr(const char *string);
+
+/// \brief Create a \c sourcekitd_uid_t from a string buffer.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_uid_t
+sourcekitd_uid_get_from_buf(const char *buf, size_t length);
+
+/// \brief Get the length of the string associated with a \c sourcekitd_uid_t.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+size_t
+sourcekitd_uid_get_length(sourcekitd_uid_t obj);
+
+/// \brief Get the C string pointer associated with a \c sourcekitd_uid_t.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+const char *
+sourcekitd_uid_get_string_ptr(sourcekitd_uid_t obj);
+
+/// \defgroup Request API
+///
+/// @{
+///
+/// \brief Used for constructing a request object.
+typedef void *sourcekitd_object_t;
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1
+sourcekitd_object_t
+sourcekitd_request_retain(sourcekitd_object_t object);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1
+void
+sourcekitd_request_release(sourcekitd_object_t object);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_object_t
+sourcekitd_request_dictionary_create(const sourcekitd_uid_t *keys,
+                                     const sourcekitd_object_t *values,
+                                     size_t count);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL
+void
+sourcekitd_request_dictionary_set_value(sourcekitd_object_t dict,
+                                        sourcekitd_uid_t key,
+                                        sourcekitd_object_t value);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL
+void
+sourcekitd_request_dictionary_set_string(sourcekitd_object_t dict,
+                                         sourcekitd_uid_t key,
+                                         const char *string);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL
+void
+sourcekitd_request_dictionary_set_stringbuf(sourcekitd_object_t dict,
+                                            sourcekitd_uid_t key,
+                                            const char *buf, size_t length);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 SOURCEKITD_NONNULL2
+void
+sourcekitd_request_dictionary_set_int64(sourcekitd_object_t dict,
+                                        sourcekitd_uid_t key, int64_t val);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL
+void
+sourcekitd_request_dictionary_set_uid(sourcekitd_object_t dict,
+                                      sourcekitd_uid_t key,
+                                      sourcekitd_uid_t uid);
+
+#define SOURCEKITD_ARRAY_APPEND ((size_t)(-1))
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_object_t
+sourcekitd_request_array_create(const sourcekitd_object_t *objects,
+                                size_t count);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 SOURCEKITD_NONNULL3
+void
+sourcekitd_request_array_set_value(sourcekitd_object_t array, size_t index,
+                                   sourcekitd_object_t value);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 SOURCEKITD_NONNULL3
+void
+sourcekitd_request_array_set_string(sourcekitd_object_t array, size_t index,
+                                    const char *string);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 SOURCEKITD_NONNULL3
+void
+sourcekitd_request_array_set_stringbuf(sourcekitd_object_t array, size_t index,
+                                       const char *buf, size_t length);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1
+void
+sourcekitd_request_array_set_int64(sourcekitd_object_t array, size_t index,
+                                   int64_t val);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 SOURCEKITD_NONNULL3
+void
+sourcekitd_request_array_set_uid(sourcekitd_object_t array, size_t index,
+                                 sourcekitd_uid_t uid);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_object_t
+sourcekitd_request_int64_create(int64_t val);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_object_t
+sourcekitd_request_string_create(const char *string);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_object_t
+sourcekitd_request_uid_create(sourcekitd_uid_t uid);
+
+/// \brief Creates a request object by parsing the provided string in YAML
+/// format.
+///
+/// \param yaml The string in YAML format.
+///
+/// \param error A pointer to store a C string of the error description if
+/// parsing fails. This string should be disposed of with \c free when done.
+/// Can be NULL.
+///
+/// \returns A sourcekitd_object_t instance or NULL if parsing fails.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_object_t
+sourcekitd_request_create_from_yaml(const char *yaml, char **error);
+
+/// \brief Prints to stderr a string representation of the request object in
+/// YAML format.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1
+void
+sourcekitd_request_description_dump(sourcekitd_object_t obj);
+
+/// \brief Copies a string representation of the request object in YAML format.
+/// \returns A string representation of the request object. This string should
+/// be disposed of with \c free when done.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1
+char *
+sourcekitd_request_description_copy(sourcekitd_object_t obj);
+
+/// @}
+
+/// \defgroup Response API
+///
+/// @{
+
+/// \brief The result of a request.
+///
+/// If the request failed \c sourcekitd_response_t will be an error response and
+/// will contain information about the error, otherwise it will contain the
+/// resulting values of the request.
+typedef void *sourcekitd_response_t;
+
+/// \brief A value of the response object.
+///
+/// Its lifetime is tied to the sourcekitd_response_t object that it came from.
+typedef struct {
+  uint64_t data[3];
+} sourcekitd_variant_t;
+
+typedef enum {
+  SOURCEKITD_VARIANT_TYPE_NULL = 0,
+  SOURCEKITD_VARIANT_TYPE_DICTIONARY = 1,
+  SOURCEKITD_VARIANT_TYPE_ARRAY = 2,
+  SOURCEKITD_VARIANT_TYPE_INT64 = 3,
+  SOURCEKITD_VARIANT_TYPE_STRING = 4,
+  SOURCEKITD_VARIANT_TYPE_UID = 5,
+  SOURCEKITD_VARIANT_TYPE_BOOL = 6
+} sourcekitd_variant_type_t;
+
+typedef enum {
+  SOURCEKITD_ERROR_CONNECTION_INTERRUPTED = 1,
+  SOURCEKITD_ERROR_REQUEST_INVALID = 2,
+  SOURCEKITD_ERROR_REQUEST_FAILED = 3,
+  SOURCEKITD_ERROR_REQUEST_CANCELLED = 4
+} sourcekitd_error_t;
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1
+void
+sourcekitd_response_dispose(sourcekitd_response_t obj);
+
+/// \brief Returns true if the given response is an error.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+bool
+sourcekitd_response_is_error(sourcekitd_response_t obj);
+
+/// \brief Returns the error kind given a response error.
+///
+/// Passing a response object that is not an error will result in undefined
+/// behavior.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_error_t
+sourcekitd_response_error_get_kind(sourcekitd_response_t err);
+
+/// \brief Returns a C string of the error description.
+///
+/// Passing a response object that is not an error will result in undefined
+/// behavior.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+const char *
+sourcekitd_response_error_get_description(sourcekitd_response_t err);
+
+/// \brief Returns the value contained in the response.
+///
+/// If the response is an error it will return a null variant.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1 SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_variant_t
+sourcekitd_response_get_value(sourcekitd_response_t resp);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_variant_type_t
+sourcekitd_variant_get_type(sourcekitd_variant_t obj);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL2 SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_variant_t
+sourcekitd_variant_dictionary_get_value(sourcekitd_variant_t dict,
+                                        sourcekitd_uid_t key);
+
+/// The underlying C string for the specified key. NULL if the value for the
+/// specified key is not a C string value or if there is no value for the
+/// specified key.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+const char *
+sourcekitd_variant_dictionary_get_string(sourcekitd_variant_t dict,
+                                         sourcekitd_uid_t key);
+
+/// The underlying \c int64 value for the specified key. 0 if the
+/// value for the specified key is not an integer value or if there is no
+/// value for the specified key.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+int64_t
+sourcekitd_variant_dictionary_get_int64(sourcekitd_variant_t dict,
+                                        sourcekitd_uid_t key);
+
+/// The underlying \c bool value for the specified key. false if the
+/// value for the specified key is not a Boolean value or if there is no
+/// value for the specified key.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+bool
+sourcekitd_variant_dictionary_get_bool(sourcekitd_variant_t dict,
+                                       sourcekitd_uid_t key);
+
+/// The underlying \c sourcekitd_uid_t value for the specified key. NULL if the
+/// value for the specified key is not a uid value or if there is no
+/// value for the specified key.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_uid_t
+sourcekitd_variant_dictionary_get_uid(sourcekitd_variant_t dict,
+                                      sourcekitd_uid_t key);
+
+#if SOURCEKITD_HAS_BLOCKS
+/// \brief A block to be invoked for every key/value pair in the dictionary.
+///
+/// \param key The current key in the iteration.
+///
+/// \param value The current value in the iteration.
+///
+/// \returns true to indicate that iteration should continue.
+typedef bool (^sourcekitd_variant_dictionary_applier_t)(sourcekitd_uid_t key,
+                                                    sourcekitd_variant_t value);
+
+/// \brief Invokes the given block for every key/value pair in the dictionary.
+///
+/// \returns true to indicate that iteration of the dictionary completed
+/// successfully. Iteration will only fail if the applier block returns false.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL
+bool
+sourcekitd_variant_dictionary_apply(sourcekitd_variant_t dict,
+                               sourcekitd_variant_dictionary_applier_t applier);
+#endif
+
+/// \brief A function to be invoked for every key/value pair in the dictionary.
+///
+/// \param key The current key in the iteration.
+///
+/// \param value The current value in the iteration.
+///
+/// \returns true to indicate that iteration should continue.
+typedef bool (*sourcekitd_variant_dictionary_applier_f_t)(sourcekitd_uid_t key,
+                                                    sourcekitd_variant_t value,
+                                                    void *context);
+
+/// \brief Invokes the given function for every key/value pair in the
+/// dictionary.
+///
+/// \returns true to indicate that iteration of the dictionary completed
+/// successfully. Iteration will only fail if the applier block returns 0.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL2
+bool
+sourcekitd_variant_dictionary_apply_f(sourcekitd_variant_t dict,
+                              sourcekitd_variant_dictionary_applier_f_t applier,
+                              void *context);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+size_t
+sourcekitd_variant_array_get_count(sourcekitd_variant_t array);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_variant_t
+sourcekitd_variant_array_get_value(sourcekitd_variant_t array, size_t index);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+const char *
+sourcekitd_variant_array_get_string(sourcekitd_variant_t array, size_t index);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+int64_t
+sourcekitd_variant_array_get_int64(sourcekitd_variant_t array, size_t index);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+bool
+sourcekitd_variant_array_get_bool(sourcekitd_variant_t array, size_t index);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_uid_t
+sourcekitd_variant_array_get_uid(sourcekitd_variant_t array, size_t index);
+
+#if SOURCEKITD_HAS_BLOCKS
+/// \brief A block to be invoked for every value in the array.
+///
+/// \param index The current index in the iteration.
+///
+/// \param value The current value in the iteration.
+///
+/// \returns true to indicate that iteration should continue.
+typedef bool (^sourcekitd_variant_array_applier_t)(size_t index,
+                                                   sourcekitd_variant_t value);
+
+/// \brief Invokes the given block for every value in the array.
+///
+/// \returns true to indicate that iteration of the array completed
+/// successfully. Iteration will only fail if the applier block returns false.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL
+bool
+sourcekitd_variant_array_apply(sourcekitd_variant_t array,
+                               sourcekitd_variant_array_applier_t applier);
+#endif
+
+/// \brief A function to be invoked for every value in the array.
+///
+/// \param index The current index in the iteration.
+///
+/// \param value The current value in the iteration.
+///
+/// \returns true to indicate that iteration should continue.
+typedef bool (*sourcekitd_variant_array_applier_f_t)(size_t index,
+                                                     sourcekitd_variant_t value,
+                                                     void *context);
+
+/// \brief Invokes the given function for every value in the array.
+///
+/// \returns true to indicate that iteration of the array completed
+/// successfully. Iteration will only fail if the applier block returns false.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL2
+bool
+sourcekitd_variant_array_apply_f(sourcekitd_variant_t array,
+                                 sourcekitd_variant_array_applier_f_t applier,
+                                 void *context);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+int64_t
+sourcekitd_variant_int64_get_value(sourcekitd_variant_t obj);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+bool
+sourcekitd_variant_bool_get_value(sourcekitd_variant_t obj);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+size_t
+sourcekitd_variant_string_get_length(sourcekitd_variant_t obj);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+const char *
+sourcekitd_variant_string_get_ptr(sourcekitd_variant_t obj);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_uid_t
+sourcekitd_variant_uid_get_value(sourcekitd_variant_t obj);
+
+/// \brief Prints to stderr a string representation of the response object in
+/// YAML format.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1
+void
+sourcekitd_response_description_dump(sourcekitd_response_t resp);
+
+/// \brief Prints to the given file descriptor a string representation of the
+/// response object.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1
+void
+sourcekitd_response_description_dump_filedesc(sourcekitd_response_t resp,
+                                              int fd);
+
+/// \brief Copies a string representation of the response object in YAML format.
+/// \returns A string representation of the response object. This string should
+/// be disposed of with \c free when done.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1
+char *
+sourcekitd_response_description_copy(sourcekitd_response_t resp);
+
+/// \brief Prints to stderr a string representation of the variant object in
+/// YAML format.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC
+void
+sourcekitd_variant_description_dump(sourcekitd_variant_t obj);
+
+/// \brief Prints to the given file descriptor a string representation of the
+/// variant object.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC
+void
+sourcekitd_variant_description_dump_filedesc(sourcekitd_variant_t obj, int fd);
+
+/// \brief Copies a string representation of the variant object in YAML format.
+/// \returns A string representation of the variant object. This string should
+/// be disposed of with \c free when done.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC
+char *
+sourcekitd_variant_description_copy(sourcekitd_variant_t obj);
+
+/// \brief Copies a string representation of the variant object in JSON format.
+/// \returns A string representation of the variant object. This string should
+/// be disposed of with \c free when done.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC
+char *
+sourcekitd_variant_json_description_copy(sourcekitd_variant_t obj);
+
+/// @}
+
+/// \brief Invoke a request synchronously.
+///
+/// The caller accepts ownership of the returned sourcekitd_response_t object
+/// and should invoke \c sourcekitd_response_dispose on it when it is done with
+/// it.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL_ALL SOURCEKITD_WARN_RESULT
+sourcekitd_response_t
+sourcekitd_send_request_sync(sourcekitd_object_t req);
+
+/// \brief Used to cancel a request that has been invoked asynchronously.
+typedef void *sourcekitd_request_handle_t;
+
+#if SOURCEKITD_HAS_BLOCKS
+/// \brief Receives the response of an asynchronous request or notification.
+///
+/// The receiver accepts ownership of the response object and should invoke
+/// \c sourcekitd_response_dispose on it when it is done with it.
+typedef void (^sourcekitd_response_receiver_t)(sourcekitd_response_t resp);
+
+/// \brief Invoke a request asynchronously.
+///
+/// \param req the request object.
+///
+/// \param out_handle the address where the associated
+/// \c sourcekitd_request_handle_t will be stored. Can be NULL.
+///
+/// \param receiver the block that will receive the response object.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_NONNULL1
+void
+sourcekitd_send_request(sourcekitd_object_t req,
+                        sourcekitd_request_handle_t *out_handle,
+                        sourcekitd_response_receiver_t receiver);
+#endif
+
+/// \brief Cancel a request using the associated request handle returned by
+/// \c sourcekitd_send_request.
+///
+/// It is not guaranteed that invoking \c sourcekitd_cancel_request will cancel
+/// the request. If the request gets cancelled, the receiver will get a
+/// \c SOURCEKITD_ERROR_REQUEST_CANCELLED response error.
+///
+/// Calling \c sourcekitd_cancel_request after the response object has been
+/// delivered will have no effect.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC
+void
+sourcekitd_cancel_request(sourcekitd_request_handle_t handle);
+
+#if SOURCEKITD_HAS_BLOCKS
+
+/// \brief Sets the handler which should be called to receive notifications.
+/// The block will be set to be executed in the main thread queue.
+///
+/// If the connection to SourceKit is interrupted the handler will receive an
+/// error response object of kind \c SOURCEKITD_ERROR_CONNECTION_INTERRUPTED.
+/// Any subsequent requests will immediately fail with the same error until
+/// the service is restored.
+/// When the service is restored the handler will receive an empty response
+/// object.
+///
+/// \param receiver Notification handler block to use. Pass NULL to remove the
+/// previous handler that was set.
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC
+void
+sourcekitd_set_notification_handler(sourcekitd_response_receiver_t receiver);
+
+typedef sourcekitd_uid_t(^sourcekitd_uid_handler_t)(const char* uidStr);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC SOURCEKITD_DEPRECATED("use sourcekitd_set_uid_handlers")
+void sourcekitd_set_uid_handler(sourcekitd_uid_handler_t handler);
+
+typedef sourcekitd_uid_t(^sourcekitd_uid_from_str_handler_t)(const char* uidStr);
+typedef const char *(^sourcekitd_str_from_uid_handler_t)(sourcekitd_uid_t uid);
+
+SOURCEKITD_PUBLIC
+void
+sourcekitd_set_uid_handlers(sourcekitd_uid_from_str_handler_t uid_from_str,
+                            sourcekitd_str_from_uid_handler_t str_from_uid);
+
+#endif
+
+SOURCEKITD_END_DECLS
+
+#endif
```


file들 끝에 new line요~


check again that commit https://github.com/ingbrzy/MA-XML-8.0-SPANISH/commit/72ad723203bc0fa40185149f2e0b7fcb349ce03a


@ocefpaf : is it still necessary to requires numpy 1.10 now numpy 1.11.1 is out?


Thanks for pointing that out.  I don't see much use in documenting these invalid cases so agree that the tags should be removed.

That brings up another question, if they aren't going to be used in asciidoc then they probably aren't good candidates to live in a spec test?  Would [gls.syntax.NumberLiteralTest] (https://github.com/apache/groovy/blob/584d4d405061a08c317ea1297c2833f93445bcb7/src/test/gls/syntax/NumberLiteralTest.groovy) (but I'm not sure what's appropriate for the `gls.` package) or a separate test class under `groovy.bugs` be a better location or do you think this class is fine if the tags are removed?


There should be some reason to add this additional not conditional log message. Every log message adds to overall log volume that humans read.


It's the long typing js things ("Aspiring Product Manager") that make the webpage skip around/lag/glitch


Скобки можно опустить. Посмотри [порядок выполнения операций](http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.3.1/doc/syntax/precedence_rdoc.html).


> it seems that the first class mail is not the ballot itself but a notice of the ballot.
In the second paragraph under (A) it's called a solicitation of vote.  Since this also has to have an individual pass code to access the online ballot, it couldn't be a uniform blanket mailing like a newsletter.


> @ocefpaf : is it still necessary to requires numpy 1.10 now numpy 1.11.1 is out?

You are correct and that is not needed.

@gnurser I recommend you to get your packages from [`conda-forge`](http://anaconda.org/conda-forge) instead of SciTools. They are more up-to-date and most of the @SciTools/conda-recipes-devs are also maintainers there.

In conda-forge everything is build against the latest `numpy` BTW.


This is not an HTC's thing: https://source.codeaurora.org/quic/la/platform/vendor/qcom/thulium/tree/init.target.rc?h=LA.HB.1.3.1#n124


I can read all of the above apart from the iterators (!?). It's just a question of effort/familiarity. I'd prefer long, or int when it's a short loop (eg # channels will not exceed 1e9, we can safely say!) size_t I'd prefer not in the processors.


You are not setting up your form.


Well, you have no create code, so no wonder it's not saving.


Yeah, sometimes having "int or long" iterator is helpful to show what the
expected range is. I think in general if the algorithm requires indexing
with uint64, then it should be re-written to operate in chunks.

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wrote:

> I can read all of the above apart from the iterators (!?). It's just a
> question of effort/familiarity. I'd prefer long, or int when it's a short
> loop (eg # channels will not exceed 1e9, we can safely say!) size_t I'd
> prefer not in the processors.
>
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Смотри, у тебя много раз повторяется операция проверки треугольника на прямоугольность по теореме Пифагора. Попробуй избрать другой путь.

Сначала определи какая сторона самая длинная и какие стороны остаются. Например:

```ruby
if a > b && a > c
  longest_side = a
  side_two = b
  side_three = c
elsif b > a && b > c
  longest_side = b
  ...
else
  ...
end
```

После этого мы можем один раз проверить является ли прямоугольным и (или) равнобедренным.


Iterative version of Binary Search algorithm


mega-DOH! that is what happens when you are coding past your bedtime


Need to make this comment much more concise. Just shortly describe what you do in the following piece of code. For example: "We can't always use link dir because it can be deleted. Find a dir in link mountpoint to create its remap."
After you described what you do and why it is quite obvious that your solution for the problem is ok.


Remove extra spacing like this to tiny up your code


[refs #40]


Updated description.


Thank you. I believe I am about finished other than some cleanups. Thank you for allowing me to run with these things.


@cpsiaki Yeah, I think the last time I checked, the original bug had evolved and this fix didn't even fix it anymore...I think there is a thread about it in the PR on the RN repo.


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You can use `optim.Logger()` instead, which provide both a textual logging plus `gnuplot` charts. See https://github.com/torch/optim/blob/master/doc/logger.md


Just a note regarding that package: It isn't registered and likely isn't going to be.


OFF BY 1


fair enough. I suppose we should allow proper overrideability for this hook.


I wrote this new issue up yesterday: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/9273

Does this sound like the same problem? Would you have any hints for me for how to fix it?


I like the nesting of the `engine:test()` within the `engine:train()`! 👍


empd (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2290 of 2294 tests passed, 557 test warnings)

 * 561 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 557 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 458 tests had: MTR small 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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Source needs a fallback for 1080p60 as well, currently failing to load TI when source as default.


I already fired myself over it, stop rubbing it in


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

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i will do so , i will change the number into a suitable variable name i write two for loops so the first loop will loop and then the second one will loop so that i can compare the first index with the next index , does that make scene ?


Great use of BEM!


Hi Shauren. It seems there is still an issue with this packet's parsing. I have steps to reproduce it here:
https://github.com/TrinityCore/WowPacketParser/issues/254


I think you should also check if your bottleneck is in reading from bus or in processing the queue, i.e. you are losing frames in MCP2515 buffers or in readQueue.
In the first case you could try to give more priority to reading the bus than to processing the queue, for example excluding this commit 1d795598edd99cd778138e90432960694ae96574 and processing one frame at time, while reading many from bus.
In the second case you could try to increase buffer size and keep the while loop of that same commit.


@meharryp please implement paper in the same way that generators implement gas.


It is not looking for the prefixes. They need the support `to_tsquery`


@meharryp ink isn't used anymore is it?


bootstrap?
spell checker in your editor? :)


k babe


Yep, I know... #283
The twitch devs, man, the f*cking twitch devs...


I'm having the same problem. Any solution?


Fixed in https://github.com/activemerchant/active_merchant/commit/5b177f49562e1a331674fa30c41021228b1efb58


Hi @philwinkle, thanks for the update!
Any recent sources regarding the B2B date?


For your classes, try and be as specific as possible. As someone unfamiliar with your code, ".head1" is a bit vague. Something like "nav-header-large" is easier to understand for someone coming to your code for the first time. This kind of naming can be very helpful as you build bigger and bigger programs.


@meharryp since you consume a "paper" resource add Paper to this table. I might add however that using ENT.PowerRequired for ENT.MaxConsumption is unsafe since this will not update the field properly for child classes. They will inherit the MaxConsumption field from their base class which will include the default ENT.PowerRequired field rather than the value they set for it.


Avoid using the `<b>` tag. Target and style w/ css instead.


@meharryp note that you will also need to register paper as a resource. I will find an icon for it later and set all of that up.


én átadnám, még hozzá a fieldName-et is, ha esetleg egy modulban több imgMap is kellene


I have a Question. Can I use an other ball then the normal PokeBall, like the GreatBall?


@meharryp could just make power a local variable. Reduces the overhead of constantly indexing self since it is technically redundent data since it mirrors the keeper of truth (self:FWHaveResource("power"))


Initial comment


No need to break open your `<p>` tags. As a rule of thumb, if a tag only contains inline elements (like `<a>,` `<span>` or plain text), you don't need to break the tag open.


That's much more readable and matches the behavior, thanks!


122060631Review-use-of-current-density-in-SingleDuctCalcOAMassFlow-#5366 (lgu1234) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2259 of 2259 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@meharryp you might want to implement ENT:CustomUI(panel) and add a print timer etc on to there which could be implemented by networking the NextPrintTime dealio.

```Lua
function ENT:CustomUI(panel)
    local bar = vgui.Create('STYPanel', panel)
    bar.Paint = function(self, w, h)
        ...
    end
end
```


Can you see the comment


# Libros


where are the icecreams


Tested with 2.12 same effect

Any advise?


BRO, catching a pokemon does not work. the bot says it will catch a pokemon but it keeps saying 'pokemon' keeps running away. The screenshot is as follows, why? is it the bot or is it because of me.
![untitled](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/20910313/17488519/b0946c04-5d91-11e6-8d0a-f60f4a5cb76c.png)


3d2838f 에서 수정하였습니닷
**PyCharm**
`Preferences`(or `Settings`) > Search `feed` > Check `Ensure line feed at file end on Save`


Can we call these linop_nudft_create ?


Typo?


Yeah hal how dare you not forsee the future


Besser wäre es nur "Guarana" hinzuzufügen. Mit den Änderungen, die ich vor einiger Zeit committed habe, sind dann automatisch alle "Bindestrich"-Zusammensetzungen enthalten.


PEP8 indique plutot la version supprimée


Gracias Luis Alberto


Avoid using `<del>`, `<ins>`, `<b>,` `<i>,` and any other tags that only style in your HTML. Instead, wrap an element in a span tag and style that span tag.


There are a lot of strings in this file that are not part of the `StringConsts` class. Recommend using the StringConsts pattern to avoid any issues with string names changing over time and becoming inconsistent.  StringConsts are declared in UPPER_SNAKE_CASE.


Also used new options in demo.


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It prevents C++ name mangeling... but when you are over this context already remove the "C" please.


Yeah I have the same problem. I'll stop the bot for now to be safe. Hopefully you can sort this issue out quickly. Cheers!


delete abhaymaniyar.com


Fixes #1


Fixes #4


How about with a config option where we can voluntarily set it to not catch the error at all and "blow up" as expected, with a warning to logfiles that the old behavior is unsafe and recommend to set the config option...  and I think even if you make that config option explicitly in new config files, new usages could do the expected route without breaking old installations.  I may work on a pull request, I just tripped on this again. :D


This change below fixes a errno-Connection refused error on my system.
url = ../riscv-glibc.git


Sorry, but I don't think we should remove the red text color in this case. It's red in GitHub's style, so should be red in ours too. Maybe @Mottie has an opinion too.


These sections are a bit over indented. Remember, the only elements that should be indented are the children of a specific parent element. For example, if we're sticking to convention, this section should look something like this:

![screen shot 2016-08-08 at 1 08 34 pm]

If you have any questions, come tap me on the shoulder before class.


Typo "certificate"


@JonatanSalas Congrats on it! I'll take a look at it later. Did you create any demo so I could see it?


@InfernoZeus @scowalt
Sorry to bother again... 👍


delete cname


Probably comment section should be held on github, not in file.


This article is slightly over indented. You only need to indent once per child.


jjhjj


oupps :/


Avoid using `<br>` tags whenever possible. Style using CSS instead.


Alright thanks man!


del


Need another URL


This patch cannot fix the bug.


17600
thanks mr kernel


Interesting try, good luck.


It seems that the bug comes from the boostrap-datetime-picker component.


I think this is causing the Travis CI build to fail. E.g. see https://travis-ci.org/nylas/sync-engine/builds/150180184#L1222


Выводи сообщение о том что треугольник не является прямоугольным, это улучшить восприимчивость программы для того кто будет её использовать.


No problem. :)

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Тут тоже лучше дополнить имя переменной, указав что именно идеальное.


Your formatting's a little funky here. It's a small point, but keeping your code tidy will help you write stronger programs, especially as you write more and more lines per project.

It's always a good practice to go over your code right before publishing and housecleaning wherever possible.


@skhilton In the docs, should we name _omega1_ as _omega_ and then just have have _omega2_? This would make the nomenclature in the docs consistent with what we define in the actual code.


Yeah, I was real smart on where I put this one. Good job, past me.


I will add a preset to the demo so you can see it working! :)


Hello @Noctem , I pulled this to my own fork, added a pushbullet API key to config, but I get no pushes. Any recommendation for debugging?


I'm having issues with OpenSSL on my windows machine. Have you got it working? I was thinking there might be a way to disable OpenSSL support with hyper via features.


`then` можно не писать.


Yes. Forgot to add the change to the html in this check-in.

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@Stefano80 Thanks!


That's not the correct package. It's checked in to:
https://github.com/WesGilster/Creation-Workshop-Host/blob/master/host/src/main/java/org/area515/resinprinter/util/security/LdapUtils.java


Suggest extracting this code out to a method on `AbstractService` called `String[] getCsvFilesFromPath(String filePath)` that could be called no matter whether the user's input argument is a file or directory, it would return an array of 1 to many filenames if valid, or an empty array if no valid files are present. This could make each concrete service very clean.


Updated orbital data (the inclination was the big problem) and updated orbital line color.


Any updates on this?


LGTM


I tested and all seems fine with these changes.


Good luck!


Great! Let me know when you're done. When I get home today I'll look more closely to what you've done :) Thank you very much.


Let me guess, Dota2 stream was the reason for this, right? :)


Oh, duh, I must not have refreshed my commit list or something. Thanks!


Ok, we have everything you did above so I don't need to merge it.  Thanks for the patch.  I'll make sure we have directions for submitting patches soon.


Work for #2


Wew


hi @vadz the class `wxGridTableMessage` and `wxGridStringTable` redeclared ?


@revolucas Apparently it does. But for some reason dedicated server couldn't recognize `SO_HLAMP`.


This project looks fantastic and your code is well thought out. Great job!

The only problems I saw were very tiny formatting issues. Come tap me on the shoulder before class and I'll explain what I'm talking about. Seems to me like you've got a very solid understanding of the material and a great eye for design though.

To push yourself, look into using @media-queries. These will allow you to create various 'breakpoints' in your code which allow you to essentially rearrange the elements on your screen depending on the with of your browser. Essential when designing sites that look good on desktop and mobile.

Again, great work!


Done - sorry I missed 0.14.1! I'm sure Dota fans will be pleased with such a quick fix :smile:


Why not use `sparse(double(words{i}), 1, 1, model.vocab.size, 1)`?


wew its a personal build


True :+1:


:'v no problem


@paweldomas It's not called. I added it as an utility that we may want to use in future.


wow, this is awesome, thank you very much for spending your time on my
project, I really appreciate it and letting me know about my errors :)

I was writting these classes according to the Simple Language example, but
I also did many copy/pasting so that may be the cause of this, Ill
definitely look into it, thanks for pointing that out.

And you are right, I haven't tested it using Graal compiler, yet. I've
tried to use final keyword as often as possible, it seems that I missed
this one, thanks again for pointing that out :). Anyway this ForNode also
needs to be reworked so it will work as it is defined in the pascal standard

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I knew there was a better way ! :+1:  :bow:


Look like this is due to a version conflict for pyopenssl. See https://travis-ci.org/nylas/sync-engine/builds/150701180#L1213


My thoughts were: as more exact the move order is, as more we can make LMR aggressive without handling important variations to swallow. On helpers we know that their move-order is slightly worser than main-threads one, so to reach equal quality I thought we need a more careful LMT for helpers. Anyway the test showed that I was wrong...


@skhilton: Also, I still don't think the conditions on the `\delta_r` are correct in the docs.

First, the correct Latex notation is `\max_r \delta_r` as here, rather than `max_{\delta_r}` as you currently have written.

Second, the conditions should be:

  1. max == min: then omega2 = 0, otherwise you have problems with your current definition (division by 0 in condition 3 of max == min == 0) plus a parameter that will have an undefined value since it doesn't affect the likelihood.

  2. Then the other 3 conditions that you least.


Needs to change to belongs to user through booking


@prakharjoshi, you can find all fields with:

```
from Products.PloneFormGen.interfaces import IPloneFormGenField
api.content.find(context=pfg_form, object_provides=IPloneFormGenField)
```


+1. It's kind of confusing that it's there at all.


Попробуй избежать повторного вычисления выражения следуя той же стратегии что и в задании с прямоугольным треугольником. Небольшая подсказка:

```ruby
if d < 0
  # Корней нет
else
  # Вычислить первый корень
  if d > 0
    # Вычислить второй корень
    # ...
  else
    # ...
  end
end
```


BRO, catching a pokemon does not work. the bot says it will catch a pokemon but it keeps saying 'pokemon' keeps running away. The screenshot is as follows, why? is it the bot or is it because of me.


the change made


typo `bit` -> `but`


Hey Ryan, hope you dont mind, looked through some of your code for the old homework to see if i can improve on anything. Your code looks very neat.


empd (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1700 of 1700 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Avoid using IDs whenever possible. They have a tendency to start unwanted arms races when it comes to assigning css selectors.


Sure. Let's catch up when you are back.
In the mean time, I'll update the code (as per your comments) and add more notes/comments to this
github commit


No need to have a space btw "class" and "=". That could cause problems with some browsers.


No need to indent `<nav>`, since it's not a child of the `<h1>` tag above it. Does that make sense? COme tap me on the shoulder before class and I can explain.


ExpandObject-MissingSetpoint (lymereJ) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Nice. How else might you get this effect?


This `<header>` is over indented.


This should probably be applied to the aside img as well since that should be the width of its parent container.


asdasdsad


This commit introduced a bug that would return the incorrect number of threads when using the `in_`, `offset`, and `limit` filters together. Since the join with Thread.messages, messagecategories, etc was not a subquery the improper number of threads was counted.


@killradio Good question. I actually don't have an example.

In order to write [this commit](https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/commit/e6a52d4aae9e8facc46c3b05e0560d540a928d73), @Shauren used [this decompiled code ](http://paste2.org/2FUCZ4Ix)of wow client 6.2.3 (cf https://community.trinitycore.org/topic/12515-unambiguously-defining-auto-attack-and-spell-range). In it, we can see how the client manages the range validation. And long story short, Shauren didn't translate completely the line 86 from the decompiled code. This is how I wrote this fix.


@pb00068 I see, my understanding of search algorithm is quite limited, so my guess is that currently in SF the accuracy of helper threads, except perhaps the first one or two, is not what matters the most...


Very nice. You've used all aspects of the box model as they should be with this rule.


I like what you did here!


Блочный элемент вставлен внутрь строчного, чего делать категорически нельзя. Можно span вставлять в абзац, но не наоборот


Any news on when 0.7 will launch or at least beta? We really need dns_config.udp_answer_limit for all our java projects that need better load distribution with consul dns. We are running test build 1 in staging =/ and it will likely go to production for at least on of the services if nothing more stable is release =O


Qualquer lugar que tinha esses botões, eles ficavam um pouco cortados.
![captura de tela de 2016-08-08 14-37-53](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7716450/17489712/d641d912-5d75-11e6-85a3-a1d9150055d6.png)


Just to stick with your convention of using `<header>,` `<section>,` `<footer>` etc... it's probably be a good idea to make this banner a `<section>` instead of a div.

There's really no functional difference between div tags and section tags. The only difference is semantic. By using a section tag, you know immediately that the element represents an entire 'section' of your webpage.

Lets talk before class and I'll explain better what I'm talking about :)


br из разметки убрать! позиционирование с помощью br очень плохо. Можно применять только в абзаце текста


Try and avoid tags that style text, like the `del,` `b,` and `i` tags. Instead, style text by using a `<span>` tag.


I'm hoping to have a beta build out by next week - getting a few more changes in and doing QA :-)


You could pull off the > symbol by giving the read more link a class and then using :after, like this

.read-more:after{
  content: '>';
  margin-left: 5px;
}

The way you have it may be preferable since it's simpler to understand. Using the pseudoclass just keeps your markup a touch cleaner.


ExpandObject-MissingSetpoint (lymereJ) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: Tests Failed (1608 of 2117 tests passed, 41 test warnings)

 * 543 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 534 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 470 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 409 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 516 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 500 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 325 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 73 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 73 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 25 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 29 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ small diffs.
 * 1 test had: SHD diffs.

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Solid work. I don't have many callouts except to say this is very close to the way I personally would have done this.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [migrateupd](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/clone-site](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/clone-site)
- [docs/drupal-8-testing](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/drupal-8-testing)
- [docs/drupal-export](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/drupal-export)
- [docs/git-faq](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/git-faq)
- [docs/manual-import](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/manual-import)
- [docs/migrate-drupal-gardens](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/migrate-drupal-gardens)
- [docs/migrate-from-wpengine](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/migrate-from-wpengine)
- [docs/migrate-manual](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/migrate-manual)
- [docs/migrate-preserve-history](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/migrate-preserve-history)
- [docs/migrate-wordpress](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/migrate-wordpress)
- [docs/unwind-multisite](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/unwind-multisite)
- [docs/wordpress-export](https://migrateupd-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/wordpress-export)


по семантике h3 идет после h2. Это не критично, но исправь и запомни. На странице выше нету h2


I'm curious what was wrong with 2048 UPM?


this is in js too, just `Array.isArray`


Hi @vadz this is duplicate signature `wxSize FromDIP`?


@andrerpena Added new presets to demo, run it with Layout Tabs preset and you will see it working! :smile:


You might want to get rid of this `div` and add your styling to the `section` element instead. The div's a bit redundant here.


h3 не обязательно оборачивать в div, абзац сам блочный


I really wonder how these files got here in the first place...


this is duplicate signature `wxSize ToDIP`


Would be useful to have comment here, just to clarify types of missingness


тоже самое с параграфом. Тебе нужно подучить, какие элементы строчные, а какие блочные. Или распечатать список тегов по значению display и посматривать туда


keeping the 'date' feature and changing to datetime


For your classes, try and be as specific as possible. As someone unfamiliar with your code, ".link1" is a bit vague. Something like "nav-link-large" might be a little easier to understand for someone coming to your code for the first time. This kind of naming can be very helpful as you build bigger and bigger programs.


можно поставить еще пробелы


Here necessary replace within following:
{erlang:monotonic_time(), erlang:unique_integer()}
Because erlang:unique_integer/0 starts from beginning after node restart and so
can destoy old ets records.


np, thanks for fast reply


можно поставить пробелы и расставить фигурные скобки


неправильный перенос строки


Avoid using `<br>` tags whenever possible. style with CSS instead.


не используйте using namespace std, всегда пишем std::


I am going to remove that for now because that is how this works so that breaks it :(


пробел между [ ] не нужен


i hate you


Нужны еще задачи 10, 12, 15


latest build does not work, it keeps saying bad authentication


よろしくおねがいします


Ugh. Fixed in 0fc45f5c4df3c012182f3e2eddff5935cfda3928.


Oh, that list applies to *ALL* Js? I thought it was only the one in the window.


That depends on your local network. If you have a wireless router you should be able to see a list of attached devices in the admin GUI. You can also use something like nmap to discover device addresses.


Thanks, @nmcb!

The removal of the financial report was simply because there wasn't one available for the first meeting, as we were only just getting started then. It will be a regular feature (I think probably anually, rather than quarterly) of future meetings.


This looks fantastic! I noticed a small bug though.

When the width of the page is shrunk, the "links" inside of each item overlap slightly as the item itself gets smaller and smaller.

Try and group the items under one div or section tag. Then using CSS, add a margin-bottom to that element. That should keep these elements from overlapping.


Hi,
I followed your Android tutorial on Udemy it was wonderful.
I have been trying to use Firebase with it but I can get it to work, can you please update the tutorial to use firebase.
Thanks.


No need to break open this `footer` tag. Since it only contains text, you can leave it on one line.


.... everything alright now????


Initially I had the same feeling about this.  In the end I kept them separate because a style check is really a different thing than a static analysis.  Although, you could argue that shellcheck is a static analysis for shell scripts just like cppcheck is for C code.  Perhaps it should be.

```
# Static analysis checks
lint: cppcheck shellcheck

# Code style checks
checkstyle: cstyle
```


Ignore this change. This is temp, I'll revert them soon.


The problem with this commit was with this file:

```BIN  scripts/Python/static-binding/lldb```

The file that should have been copied there was the built lldb.py (note the .py extension).  Instead, a binary lldb was copied.  This is likely the source of the issue.  Ultimately this would cause the lldb.py to be out of sync with the implementation in the ```scripts/Python/static-binding/LLDBWrapPython.cpp``` implementation file.


Yep at the moment could u try to fix that? If not I could do it later


is there a breaking change?


Normal operation of stack like push pop display etc.


Container construction sites created under these conditions:
1. safesources that excludes the keeperlair's source
2. less than two container construction sites
3. source that are closest to 'Spawn1'
4.  no containers/ construction site beside the source


I don't think there's anything in the bylaws that corresponds to Board certification of an election.  It seems to be an invention of the Elections Manual.  I mentioned [over in the Google Doc](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wFvwAnwTE_6t6ygB3eZO94Asm1qKEx9mM4TLYvBUqZI/edit?disco=AAAAAs8v3o4#heading=h.jejvo6dfqk5w) that I don't think it makes sense.  My objection connects to another issue (separation of responsibilities) that I'll write up elsewhere.


Such a pity! First, let me thank for this great tool, which helped me enormously in frontend prototyping. Of course I respect your decision to  no longer maintain this repository. But please re-enable to documentation pages http://paularmstrong.github.io/swig/ and the issues. Thanks!


I don't understand the blocking system much, but I'll try.


@aravind-pg @dimvar Does this commit affect whether both NTI _and_ OTI run? I depend upon both running, since a large portion of my compilation is only OTI-passing, and a subset of newer code is NTI-passing, (passing = zero warnings) so I silence the other inference system's errors using guards while doing a single compiler pass.


OK


Мне кажется или на java у тебя выглядит куда проще, чем на Scala? ^))


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Hey Adrien,

Google Fonts are revamping a lot of families at the moment and we have this [spec](https://github.com/googlefonts/gf-docs/blob/master/ProjectChecklist.md). In this it states:

> Use a UPM of 1000 (even for TrueType fonts)

I remember there used to be some issues with old type 1 fonts back in the [day](http://www.tiro.com/Restraint/tech_issues.html) as well.

Sorry I can't be more specific, I guess we're trying to bring some consistency across all the families. It can be very disrupting to work on multiple font families at the same time when their upm values differ.

Cheers,
Marc


I agree: separation of responsibilities is crucial indeed.


So we should not use it just to be on the safe side?


ExpandObject-MissingSetpoint (lymereJ) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (983 of 983 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@oliverroick  Ah, thanks for that!  I should have checked where else it might be needed.


Can confirm this broke player eating player - what's the reason for using simple-quadtree anyway? Are there significant performance improvements? And what's the typical solution, rolling back changes until a fix comes along?


Great job, Nicole! This site looks fantastic! You obviously have a solid grasp on styling with CSS and a great eye for design. Really solid work.

I did notice a few small formatting issues just with how your HTML is set up. Swing by office hours this week if you can and I'll explain what I mean. Tightening up that part of your programs is important, especially as you start building bigger site.

Again though Nicole, fantastic work here! Really impressed.


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эту конструкцию тоже переделай как я показал выше


There is an inconsistent bug when sometimes the calculation is not performed. Not sure from where it comes from yet.


эти конструкции тоже переделай как я показал выше


карта не абзац. сделай просто div.map


@QGimac  `#pragma once` is only for headers


Added note in https://github.com/WizardMac/ReadStat/commit/a03c6f773a048de00480d6a94fb376f8d617e998


@gregoire-dl this requires `#include <openMVG/robust_estimation/robust_estimators.hpp>`


\*dies\*


:+1: Just as I had in mind!


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@robinsch this is from maximus and our archive of indexed sniffs.
https://snag.gy/x2OX87.jpg

These spells in following picture are all sent by SMSG_SPELL_GO and they're all maximum latest TBC client.


Wat


Ugh, pip seems to be doing something stupid. It downloads all deps first, then installs them. Except when it encounters the imapclient git dependency it decides to try to eagerly install it before install the pyopenssl dependency it downloaded earlier. Maybe this is a problem with our setup.py?


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@gregoire-dl `input >= 0` is always true... as input is an unsigned type


Now there is the problem, that preset filenames from the Metafont-source files are not set. But this will be easily fixed...


This seems like a step backwards in readability. If it's still true that a function returning `type` must be `inline`, then what do we gain by making `inline` implicit? It seems like that enables lazier writing (not one of zig's goals), possibly two ways to express the same thing (contrary to zig's goals), and requires that readers identify the return type to be a compile-time type in order to determine that a function needs to run at compile time (slightly worse for readability, which is supposed to be one of zig's goals).

Is it possible to do this:

```zig
const Something = type;
fn is_this_compile_time_or_nor() -> Something {
    ...
}
```

If that's possible, then shouldn't we require programmers identity inline functions as such to improve readability?


对了，VS工程文件没有改，因为这不是我的课题，这是你们这些活在GUI下面的人的课题
如果想马上编译，使用CMake


We will very soon update anvi'o codebase to be compatible with Python 3. We had a dependency that was not compatible, but we are good to go now! Just FYI :)


Имхо, наверное более правильное слово "привычнее".
Лично мне нравится что в ФП подходе яснее выражена суть самого алгоритма. То есть если в императивном подходе мы берём массив, как-то работаем с ним, ворожим, то в ФП подходе у нас показаны  более мм... "высокоуровневые" ходы алгоритма. В этом плане ФП ближе к абстракциям которыми манипулирует человек в голове.


*var recovery kaldırılacak*


For future reference, you can use `DJANGO_VERSION='Django>=1.10a1,<1.11'` so you don't have to change these lines for each prerelease.


在宣告重构完成之前最好不要有其他改动较大的commit
就算有也可能会被我Force update


now at `git@github.com:PagerDuty/scala-kafka-consumer`


@supersteves This is purely an implementation tweak, and has zero user-visible effect, so your setup should continue to work. Or were you actually using this particular flag?


wouldn't it be preferable to have the function only once and exported ?


122060631Review-use-of-current-density-in-SingleDuctCalcOAMassFlow-#5366 (lgu1234) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2259 of 2259 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Hey, I'm looking to possibly switch to use this fork. We ran into this issue a while back and padding images withoutEnlargement caused issues under specific scenarios. I can't remember the cause exactly, but I remember looking at the sharp code to try to figure out what was going on. Since you've reverted this - I'm assuming this is no longer an issue? This was causing problems on multiple projects for us, so it was simply a no-go. I'd rather not have to maintain my own fork if possible. :)


section тут вообще излишен, лучше div


You probably don't want to make a directory of the same name as restartfile.


@marcbachmann Thx for the catch. It probably shouldn't(;


здесь лучше тоже просто div


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These two properties don't do anything.


Padding listed twice.


main закрывается ДО футера


Missing 'Open Sans' in this list.


@fjullien

You may be interested in this bugfix


126082187-Use-StdRhoAir-to-calculate-OA-mass-flow-rate-in-DualDuct-for-consistency-#5769 (lgu1234) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2252 of 2253 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 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.

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main закрывается ДО футера!


div вместо section


this does not compile until you move the contents of the folder in the debug folder bassdll. why not move all this into the repository? and why in your thread (like any child) no Department of the "Issues"? (I'm a novice just )))) )


Thanks! I think I'll copy your approach. I don't think there's a nicer way. (Which makes me wonder what actual wasm JITs will do?)


@aravind-pg The flag was introduced by @supersteves  :)


For clarity, it's probably better to use the numeric weight


`inline` is not implicit. It's not still true that a function returning `type` must be `inline`.

I realized the rule is different: for the return type to be `type`, the function must have all arguments inline and must be a pure function. You can see this logic in the function `fn_wants_full_static_eval`.

If anything, instead of adding `inline`, we'd want the user to write `#enable_static_eval(true)`. See for example this error test code from this diff:

```zig
var a: u32 = 0;
pub fn List(inline T: type) -> type {
    a += 1;
    SmallList(T, 8)
}

pub struct SmallList(inline T: type, inline STATIC_SIZE: usize) {
    items: []T,
    length: usize,
    prealloc_items: [STATIC_SIZE]T,
}

#attribute("test")
fn function_with_return_type_type() {
    var list: List(i32) = undefined;
    list.length = 10;
}
```
```
./test.zig:2:5: error: failed to evaluate function at compile time
pub fn List(inline T: type) -> type {
    ^
./test.zig:3:5: note: unable to evaluate this expression at compile time
    a += 1;
    ^
./test.zig:2:32: note: required to be compile-time function because of return type 'type'
pub fn List(inline T: type) -> type {
                               ^
```


Possibly due to lured pokemons not showing up?


This could use a better name, but this anchor tag is a great candidate for a class nonetheless.


No need for units when the value is 0. Also, since this is meant to apply for all 4 values, this could just change to padding: 0;


@propensive Perfect, thanks for the info.


Probably should be static?


and not prefixed with osi_


Te dejo la fuente del juego

Roboto Sans https://www.google.com/fonts#UsePlace:use/Collection:Roboto


this is correct one:
![24234](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2374069/17491088/f02131fc-5d9d-11e6-9b43-6e54c5893dee.jpg)


This rule should also apply to the image in the aside since that should also be the full width of its container.


@haus  `mkdir -p $(dirname "$restartfile")` ?


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@edarsey woo hoo.  something brewing here?


:heart:


Possivelmente você possui um problema local... testei aqui no chrome, firefox e opera, este problema não acontece...


Hi,
Actually all i need to know is if your Workflow Engine is going to support the following Control-Flow patterns: 1,2,3,4,5,6,10,12,19,21,33,43. If you are not sure about all of them, tell me what are you sure that works and the rest i will check my self after you finish the Builder API.
Best Regards,
Silviu


Nice job. I'm doubly impressed that you got this in on time given what was on your place this weekend. My only nitpicks have been called out above, but they are relatively minor in light of all the things you've done right with this assignment. Again, excellent work.


Oshit


Thank you very mush, i thought casting it in uint8 was enough, i was
probably wrong ;)
Nice to see you watching my work !

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That works.


it's very insensitive of you to only hang man. We all have the right to be hanged...


@rewardStyle/devops: Are we okay with advertising internal sites like `my.rewardstyle.com` to the public? /cc @fjordan - Anyone trying these URLs **should** be met with an authentication page, for what it's worth, but we've never linked to these outside of our internal company chat/repositories.


Dd


typo!


These 2 rules are unnecessary. The layout generally matches the comp, but I don't understand why padding was added to the sides of the body


This could be an information breach.


cc @steffengy, this was required to [fix an error](https://ci.appveyor.com/project/alexcrichton/futures-rs/build/1.0.87) on appveyor where the test is just asserting that using the wrong certificate yields an error. I'm not entirely sure why this didn't show up sooner (I moved to the crates.io schannel awhile ago), but perhaps https://github.com/steffengy/schannel-rs/commit/b53b328a969b7665a670af797bcdd611108d4f2c looks relevant here?

Do you know if that may cause the precise error here to be different?


I don't get why:
> SMSG_SPELL_START is SMSG_SPELL_GO in this case

Are you sure about that? Because if that's not the case then the code actualy does what it should. And one thing you should not forget about is that SMSG_SPELL_GO causes visual effects in client.


Unnecessary line break.


I don't want to get in the way of progress towards fully NTI, but just to know the score. I currently rely upon OTI and NTI running in the same compilation. I filter out warnings in different parts of my codebase using some hint files (a bit like .eslintrc files). I run using the Java API and tailor the options extensively. Ultimately you'll remove OTI, but for now, do both passes always run or is my approach already broken? And when you do entirely replace OTI, is there a list of NTI warnings that should be equivalent to OTI (or, conversely, which warnings should I silence when compiling my legacy OTI-safe codebase)?


I don't understand why this wrapper exists or why it is so narrow.


Mas @awaaas  dan @wakrad Memang Bukan "Bahasa normal" namun setidaknya itu yang dipahami oleh player , karena pada app pokemon GO sendiri menggunakan Bahasa Inggris , Yaitu PowerUP dan "Candy"
Saya hanya mencoba berkontribusi :D , mari kita berdiskusi bersama


Elisabeth, your site looks pretty solid, but I noticed a handful of problems with your code. Can you come by office hours this week? I think it'd be helpful to go through the assignment together so you can squash those bugs and build even more awesome pages!

Please Slack me if you can make it. I'm holding hours on Thursday. Thanks!


I’d rather replace the `<div>` with `<header>`.


Server side rendering is the way to go 😃   The latest craze with entire front end written in JS does not scale.


Neueste Vision geht nicht, kommt immer fehler beim laden der Pokeliste, aber die alte Vision von gestern geht bei mir.


… and remove this `<div>`.


Because the width of this item is 100%, there's technically no need to float it.


@jasmainak I don't remember when we did this, but it goes against how the generic filtering functions say they work (i.e., just filtering along the last dimension) :( So I think we need to revert it.


Тестовые данные нужно отправить в тестовый файл.


This is a hack to get around the layout issues caused by the narrow body and main-content elements. The h1 is much wider than 13% and the text is simply overflowing outside of its narrow box.


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@AndrewPromise


あ


This is one of several classes and ids from the last assignment. There is very little from the last assignment that applies here and the inclusion of these styles is probably doing more harm than good.


Awesome!

I've been trying to figure out how to allow each snakemake rule to execute with its own conda env... not a problem when calling from 'shell,' but it turns out the same syntax doesn't work for calling python scripts directly (which is nice, because you can access all the snakemake parameters directly from an object).

The current code in 'Snakemake_bin' and 'pick_bins.py' is a bit of emergency hacking I needed to grab the five best bins from a set of refined assemblies. :)


Ох, какой хитрый :) Т.к. весь код мы пишем асинхронно, то вместо флага sync в end можно было сразу произвести разбор полученной str и вернуть пользователей вызывающему (только не через return, а через специальный callback, который вызывающий как раз и должен подать сюда, что получить ответ в будущем, а не синхронно)