It's important that `checksol` not be used to filter results in `solveset` since it is not guaranteed to verify all solutions whereas `solveset` claims to return complete solutions (or a ConditionSet when it can't verify a solution). So preprocessing is likely the thing to do: those solutions that checksol gives True can be returned in a FiniteSet, but others -- I'm not sure if False is guaranteed to be False and no time to look now -- should be returned as a ConditionSet.


I meant that we should introduce some new configuration like:

resource {
  type ...
  labels ...
  label_map ...
}

then migrate the existing users of subservice_name to that config and deprecate/remove subservice_name.


Please try to explain it better.
However, about reconstruction, revision 1.0 in goals has a total
restructure of repository to grant the best modular architecture and new
optimized workflows to avoid sql collisions in PR. This is why of frequent
folder/files moving around.

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hm, I wasn't aware I could do that, but it seems better.


Add, Del, update


commented code :(


`of`


Código que contiene las letras (ASCII)


default access


That was a cut & paste error (and a bug!) in the initial commit.


Zmena fontu by to neriešila, názov má viac ako 80 znakov a nezmestí sa do tabulky Fxyz_ico do položiek nai a na2


why not wait to see the type of the first area granule to generate the full array ? this way we don't need to know the dtype in advance.


Yeah, at first I mistakenly thought I needed to translate step -> step_id for dataflow but when I realized I was wrong and the label names were both step_id, I was able to simplify the whole thing.


name should be `rootRamlSchema` (singular)


I'll just program my math HW now...


judging by how quickly they merged and released your patch, you never know


And allow it to show every bit of work, LOL

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That could work. I started to like the idea of the config file being able to override the file data type for the datasets so I used it here too.


How can this be needed? This looks like the wrong fix to me.


The v2 build is failing on this.


@sultan-saif try running a `npm update` before building. Currently our shaders (shared with Mapbox GL JS) are downloaded using `npm`. I believe I might have overlooked this detail. :-/


please don't hardcode these strings, there are enums, please you them for such purposes.
Or even better, inside enum create one field, where these roles would be setup


please use reflectionToString builder beside this, as it used on proect everywhere


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Think of a line longer than CIPHERTEXT_LEN + 1, i.e. CIPHERTEXT_LEN + 1, is NOT a null byte.

Then the strupr is working on a non-zero padded string, i.e. it will walk memory uppercasing it.


No... I will not.

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This was 100% a bug.  This is not some 'warning' crap we normally see from ASAN. This was a true memory trasher, prior to adding the forced null byte.


Yeah, I have a fix for that. Just need to push it.


also add a schema to the global schema `userXml`


Getting familiar with github. Testing a small project


is the same as: `return new ResponseEntity<>(localUserses, HttpStatus.OK);`


The `11` had absolutely **nothing** to do with tag length. It's the number of iterations of MD4/5 per crypt. I can only speculate how you arrived at the conclusion it should be replaced with the tag length.

In this case it only made a sleeper. The related bug you made fixed in ee545ee was MUCH worse because it wasn't even the right number. It crippled the format.


Hi @fabrixxm: I would need the result of the commented line for the Windows 10 client to list the names of the likers/dislikers and the links to there profiles. Additonally I would like to add the changed date so I could sort the names in the app by date descending. Is there a special reason why you have commented this line out and replaced it with only the numbers?


better to create separate file for this


>Use download-archive feature

What's the point of dash? It's not referred as command line switch here.

>will download only new videos that and skip all videos that have been downloaded before

First `that` is inappropriate here.


also fot this, separate file is better


Part 1 of 2


Why did you delete my C file? This is the master branch. The deletion should be on your own branch.


So how did such a hash pass valid?


Heirovskeho 479/54


https://github.com/alxchk/pupy-binaries

I uploaded linux binaries. You can try. They should work everywhere.. At least I hope so :)


So can we expand the comment to say that? And I'm ambivalent about "uses" vs "users", but the first and the second should be consistent.


Hi @derekprior, I wonder if you or @kaspth would bounce around an idea I'm struggling with.

```ruby
link_to "Excel", params.merge(format: 'xlsx')
```

Okay, now I'm vulnerable to someone crafting a url on my site with ```?host=badguys.com``` and there's a page on my site links to badguys.com and they spoof my site and steal passwords.  Bad.  Got it.

Now why doesn't url_for somehow know that ```:host``` was from the browser and not rails.  Certainly ```:controller``` ```:action``` ```:host``` etc would never be appropriate to change via GET params..

Having to whitelist an arbitrary number of parameters every time I need to link to the current page with one thing altered seems like overkill if just excluding the dangerous ones by default is possible.

Thoughts?


What I did on most of them, was determine the length of the tag, then search for that number.  It was not a blind search/replace.  I did look, and only replaced if the code really looked like it was tag length.

This usage looked like almost all others which were tag length based, so the replace was done.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DD7tIPk7aWA
How bout this one


:trollface:


Thomas the Dank engine


It seems like it'd work in master as well...


Ah. Again, not related to the v2 migration. Can you please make this part of that separate pull request?


Dude, NO...

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I do appreciate 8c48877. It was a clean-up. I just get grey hairs from your "better sorry than safe" approach.


part of #28


Only by loading an input file with 'long' lines would this ever have triggered (i.e. real running).  Frank did a ../test/*.in loading, pulling in all jtrts input files. That is what triggered the crash.  I think the first one that did it was loading odf files (I think).

The overwrite is in split, and all ST hashes are 'valid', and not overly long.


ITS AMAZING THO


IMO, constants are preferable to raw strings, especially because you already use lots of other constants here.


Just, no...


Its Lose Yourself my Eminem but the music is replaced with Thomas the Tank Engine. Its actually really good.


If the overwrite is in `split()` I will maintain the opinion there is a bug in valid. You just hid it.


Incorrect reference in commit message. gslab-econ/admin#67


No cussing or anything


Would be good to separate the <scripts> out into a "PHP include function"


Please, let me program my Algebra II homework into sympy...

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Also, the crash would be arbitrary.   If the strupr() catches a null byte off the end of the buffer before finding any lower case letter, then no 'harm', other than reading past the end of a static buffer (which 'can' core on certain systems).


split is called prior to valid?  correct?


Lol, your loss for refusing the dank.


No. It's prepare -> valid -> split


Not sure why you would delete everyone's files on the master branch. You deleted mine. You are supposed to pull the updates that are merged onto the master branch. Never delete on the master.


More or less it is github's loss for having to see this conversation.

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```
ret = format->methods.split(ret_copy, 0, format);
		if (!strcmp(ret_copy, ret)) {
			if (format->methods.valid(ret_copy, format)) {
```

line 1273 format.c


Sorry for this duplicate.  Results from my not paying attention to settings in my GIT gui.


Sure I'll add this in a few hours.


Would be good to separate the <script> tags out into a "PHP include function"


seems we installed core services twice (another time in `adopt()`).
is it intentional? or we can remove this line?


That is a bug right there. Who wrote that?


done


Another duplicate commit.  Sorry.  Results from my not paying attention to settings in my GIT gui.


I suggest mounting all the cfg directory since certs are there too.


Oh, you did. Please fix.


This should be following the same pattern established in the Ruby code..  Where the consumer of the library is responsible for persisting the token NOT the library.

We should have a "set_auth_token($token)" and a "get_auth_token()" (which simply returns $this->auth_token)


Ok.


It is in the test-full stuff.  I wrote that??


This should be following the same pattern established in the Ruby code..  Where the consumer of the library is responsible for persisting the token NOT the library.

We should have a "set_auth_token(token)" and a "get_auth_token()" (which simply returns this.auth_token)


@bbondy please ignore, i'm going to revert this


Please create an issue for both exceptions. I don't really care if messages are on commits, but they will get lost after a while.


Are you serious now?


fyi was looking at how we had set-up the test and stumbled on a missing `handelbars` dependency (must have been changed in a linked package, weirdly enough). anyway, it's fixed now ;)


Really? I thought I deleted on my own branch. Sorry.


valid is called prior to the split.  those deep tests can never be gotten to without a valid success.  But I will look into that code also.


You should have the project version here in project() and set `as_foo_version` from that so you get all the integration benefits. Something like this:

    project('appstream-glib', 'c', version : '0.6.2')
    varr = meson.project_version().split('.')
    as_major_version = varr[0]
    as_minor_version = varr[1]
    ad_micro_version = varr[2]


change this to record_immedate_metric


these test should not be including any real app token(a stubbed 'APP_TOKEN' should suffice), and should be using some stub to access the network (like you did with VCR in the ruby code).

Also ideally these would be done using something like phpunit. (though composer)


ops!


Should not be using any real app token in the tests (a stubbed 'APP_TOKEN' will suffice).  Also network requests should be stubbed (like with VCR in the ruby code)


Added model validation tests


The complex structure of the nucleus, which introduces complexity beginners)


Meson by default uses `-Wl,--no-undefined`. You don't need to specify it manually.


The side effect of this line change caused a deadlock condition when max_successive_merges is triggered during the recovery.


openned a new issue here:
https://github.com/richthegeek/phpsass/issues/188
with lots of details.


You scare me.


on peut ajouter un argument optionel offset


I think you are right about whirlpool valid.

```
static int valid(char *ciphertext, struct fmt_main *self)
{
	char *p;

	p = ciphertext;

	if (!strncmp(p, FORMAT_TAG, TAG_LENGTH))
		p += TAG_LENGTH;
	if (hexlen(p) != CIPHERTEXT_LENGTH)
		return 0;

	return 1;
}
```
Since the change to hexlen() not returning - value, a raw hash that started with proper length hex string (but had more data), would return 1 from valid (I think).

I


i do  not know where to put it

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like I said below, this is all logically one commit, I added tests to the original commit and fixed the things that were broken (which don't exist in 'master').

I've typically done this by opening one PR, pushing multiple commits, and squashing them (or not) at the end.  Should I keep amending and re-pushing the same commit instead?


That is wrong, you are filtering the PAT table instead of the SDT table


confirming that this commit is unrelated...  what I brought up is not a new issue, its been around for a while.


Интерфейс для перевода системных текстов


Why?   All of those ST calls are done with data from the tests array.  Sorry, but we are pretty much under the assumption that the data in there is supposed to pass valid.  Thus once it does, the multiple calls to split should not be an issue.  This deep test functions are not called whatsoever from the loader.


Thank! Progress was a little bit slow. Will catch up soon!


That check should be on line 995


I would rephrase with :
The project will need to be small enough to be achieved in the available time (about XX hours) but should correspond a significant work. Some of these projects may turn out to be publishable or part of a paper (in which case we expect both student and mentors to be authors).


After pulling down this change, Preferences.Settings gives me:

Error: Could not load: file:///opt/cura/share/cura/resources/qml/Preferences/SettingVisibilityPage.qml:-1 File not found

I don't see a SettingVisibilityPage.qml in Cura:master only in Uranium?


Yeah well but if you call valid() after split() you are doing something very backwards.


there is some drawbacks here:
* warn wouldn't trigger if user uses direct endpoints
* should be a way to avoid unnecessary warning

suggestion:
* make deprecation utility in separate file
* require it in every endpoint if process.env.NODE_ENV not equal `"production"`

in deprecation utility:
* try/catch around `cerebral/operator/copy` to detect cerebral@1.1
* console warn in normal case, throw error in catch (cerebral@1.1) block.

also limit peerDependency to cerebral < 1.1


bra-vo
![](http://www.reactiongifs.com/r/2012/09/orson_wells_Slow-Clap.gif)


Consider moving to operators and use addons as fallback


This should just be `include_directories('..')` because a) both source and build dirs are added to search path and b) build dir tree does not always mirror source tree layout.


You do not need to escape the quotes: Using plain `"` instead of `\"` should work.


done!


Consider upgrading to next major of addons to get rid of warnings.
Also publish clean major after.


I agree with magnum. Instead of changing `out[TAG_LENGTH + CIPHERTEXT_LENGTH]` to 0 here, you better check in valid() that this byte is 0.


No, it calls valid on what split 'did'.  It was used to detect failures of unification, and a few other issues.


OK I can buy that.


There was a spelling mistake


@gizmo98 @dankcushions I'm curious if you guys ever get a chance to try this out on the Raspberry Pi what you think. Just set "Frame Skip" to 1 in the core options, meaning it will skip 1 frame for every rendered frame. I just briefly tried this out on my phone and it seems to work well.


currently working on this part


@yakovru PNN on end is a strange rule.  Valid examples.
Я не знаю где он.
Кто он?
Иван замахал руками. К чему это он?


it is for use in test data for everyone. To load it to DB they need to be
copied to special folder in MySQL.

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Does ES6 arrow syntax work in most browsers now without babel? I haven't checked.


Not sure how to limit warning to 1.1?


wow, thanks for that!


In all, in the ST code, one of the first things is a call to valid()  If that fails, then ST bails.   If that succeeds, then there is a lot more 'work' done on that hash (especially in -test-full)  But that first valid  should still preserve the order of prepare -> valid -> split


You need to catch and report errors here manually, as you're not using `meow`.


What does this do?


Oh. It unpacks the variables. got it.


> No, it calls valid on what split 'did'. It was used to detect failures of unification, and a few other issues.

So may be, a comment is needed to explain the intention.
Also, this test seems to only test the first string returned by split().
You would have to process as many stings as indicated by the return value of valid(), no?

So instead of
```
ret = format->methods.split(ret_copy, 0, format);
```
you'd need something like
```
max = valid(ret_copy, format);
for (i=0; i< max; i++)
	ret = format->methods.split(ret_copy, i, format);
```


Hm, this changes e.g. info items to warning. I was thinking we only want to change error to warning, or what do you think?


Symptom of not having this commit in tile generator is the following error:

```
cf create-security-group all_open /var/vcap/packages/templates/all_open.json
FAILED
Incorrect json format: file: /var/vcap/packages/templates/all_open.json

Valid json file example:
[
 {
   "protocol": "tcp",
   "destination": "10.244.1.18",
   "ports": "3306"
 }
]
```


You can't hard-code the location. Alfred allows you to set where you want the preferences stored, in the `Advanced` tab, and under `Syncing`. I, for example, have it set to `~/Dropbox/Apps/Alfred`. I guess you'd have to parse out the location from the Alfred preferences...


this is comment on commit


Why don't you just stub out these functions?

```
file.show <<- function(...) NULL
```

Probably less error prone than trying to do it with regexes...


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It's three parts smashed into one. This will eventually have a plugin helping it out, it's way too complicated to use as is. A plugin could also control run times and eliminate the need for three resources. The whole thing is very delicate to balance. I'm waiting to see if the original author has any input before diving in since he's the expert on this stuff.


Yes, it was a typo I made myself, so.. kudos to me.


@eford I added a couple more comments on autodiff.


@divmazie  are we still using this mailchimp plugin setup?


what errors are you getting, please open an issue and continue the conversation there


I guess this line mentioning `tls_mutual_authentication` needs to be removed? ;)


Where XP level up sound ?


#121 is probably cause by this for action 'add to pipeline'


#121 is probably cause by this for action 'send email'


Fixed by commit c8435d3c2fa78c105aa73307f9c5698f8686f3c1


Tal como las propiedades permiten a tus objetos almacenar datos, los métodos permiten a tus objetos ejecutar tareas. Los métodos son funciones especiales declarados dentro de una clase. Como se podría esperar. La declaración de un método se parece a la declaración de una función.

La palabra reservada **function** precede al nombre del método, seguida por una lista opcional de variables como argumentos en paréntesis. El cuerpo del método esta encerrado entre llaves ( { } ).

A diferencia de las funciones, los métodos deben ser declarados en el cuerpo de una clase. Pueden aceptar un numero de calificadores, incluyendo las palabras reservadas de visibilidad. Como las propiedades pueden ser declaradas **public**, **protected** y **private**.

Cuando declaras un método **public **, te estas asegurando que pueda ser invocado fuera del objeto actual. **Sí omites la palabra reservada de visibilidad en la declaración del método, el método sera declarado implícitamente public**.

En muchas circunstancias, deberas invocar a un método usando una variable de objecto en conjunción con -> y el nombre del método. Deberas usar paréntesis en tus métodos llamados así como si estuvieras llamando a una función (aun si no estas pasando algún argumento al método).

En el ejemplo se introdujo una característica en el método. La pseudo-variable **$this** es el mecanismo por el cual un clase puede referirse a una instancia de objeto.


and [the same as in Sails](https://github.com/balderdashy/sails/blob/f6e8d3243d7d695983a3816e6cf7c43ca4237948/package.json#L65)


@sathvikl can you tell more about perf compilation? which of its new features are necessary for your patch to work?


Nucleus is not for beginners infact, it's the kernel of the core that
contains all classes that shouldn't be changed by non-skilled devs.

All sources to fix game contents and related things are under /src/game and
such

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That's a good point, and much less invasive.

As it is, I've finally worked out the underlying cause of the problem -- mistakenly accessing the database session within a request that opted out of the transaction manager (using `activate_hook`) leaks a session reference in `_SESSION_STATE`. See [this minimised reproduction](https://github.com/nickstenning/leaky-sessions). I think there are a couple of changes we could make -- possibly to `pyramid_tm` -- to make it less likely for folks like me to shoot our own foot off with it.


i think the line above is now unnecessary


Your commit on change option description should read " If you have an SSD, 0 is recommended"


My app needs to respond to different clients which support different content types. Since ```ctx.withContentNegotiationDisabled``` strips off the ```Accept``` header, there's seems to be no way for me to return an error message in a format which the client understands (json or XML depending on the ```Accept``` header in my case)

Could there be something I might have missed in my setup to allow content negotiation?
For now, I've worked around it by overriding ```handleRejections``` and ```handleExceptions``` in my app. Is there a better way of doing this?


Please change this test so it no longer depends on implementation details of the standard library.  I am XFAIL'ing it to make progress in the meantime.


That would make sense! In that scenario, the session is hooked up to the transaction manager, but the transaction manager isn't hooked up to the request lifecycle.


it also seems incorrect since it will set all the fields of `appState.ledgerInfo` to undefined except for `creating`


Там и так utf-8  был везде. Строчный или прописной - не важно.


Please change this test so it no longer depends on implementation details of the standard library. I am XFAIL'ing it to make progress in the meantime.


I call it in open but only after checking that the connection is closed, meaning there really is not more network activity.


Sorry, I don't understand. What is the problem?


Hm, a suggestion would be to check for `immediate` being avaiable as exported function from Cerebral, as that is introduced in next version... kind of a hack, but this is a transition thing so it will work :)


All the test hashes use upper case hex.
Can we even use hexlenu() instead of hexlen() here?


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Hm, not sure what you mean?


isn't it possible for a wallet to be neither `created` nor `creating`?


why does this interact with `self.ws`?


I should have checked this first.
Since FMT_SPLIT_UNIFIES_CASE is set, I assume lower case hex is valid as well.


It might useful if you include possibly unstable changes to a new branch, especially if they correspond with a beta release. I have 2,356 additions in my fork I plan to submit soon and am unable to submit a pull request now without merging in possibly unstable code. Also, to accommodate the settings GUI, a lot of these changes had to be reworked anyways. Cheers.


It seems bower thinks this might be too long?
```
$ bower install listjs --save
bower listjs#*              not-cached https://github.com/javve/list.git#*
bower listjs#*                 resolve https://github.com/javve/list.git#*
bower listjs#*                checkout v1.2.0
bower listjs#*            invalid-meta The "description" is too long, the limit is 140 characters
bower listjs#*                resolved https://github.com/javve/list.git#1.2.0
bower list.js#^1.2.0           install list.js#1.2.0
```


machine picked this up in version `13.0.0-5`

@particlebanana we should do the same in Waterline in the next 12.2.x patch (i.e. bump its switchback dep to 2.0.1)


@particlebanana oops, nvm you [already got it in `0.12.2`](https://github.com/balderdashy/waterline/commit/72e1ecdec898ff559a2e7a88291858ff9d38d935#diff-b9cfc7f2cdf78a7f4b91a753d10865a2R31)

👍


```Xi == Yi``` implies ```c[i][j] == c[i - 1][j - 1] + 1``` but the converse does not follow

take ```X = "AG"```, ```Y = "A"```

```c``` equals

   |    |    |
--- | --- | ---
   |    | A
   | 0 | 0
A | 0 | 1
G | 0 | 1

first iteration, ```i = 2```, ```j = 1```

```c[i][j] == c[i - 1][j - 1] + 1``` is ```true``` but ```Xi == Yi``` is not

```PRINT-LCS``` returns ```G``` instead of ```A```


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

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Also, just FYI, the remote mirror library needs to be able to ascertain the layout of standard library collections so it can properly crawl objects in the storage to build up a complete memory graph.


👍 - makes so much sense!  is it semantically okay/accessible to move label after div?


Good idea, I will move these changes over to a branch until it's more stable.


No, not with the unify case.


You forgot to fix that. length is still 24 (format now renamed to o3logon).


You might see if you can find a way to avoid making two calls to the function in this case; e.g., by casting the return value of the function.


@raylu you mean `receive_dict`? Well, it's the exact same function as `receive` but it returns a dictionary. The only thing that I see that could changle there would be doing `json.loads(self.receive())`, which would make sense. Is that what you meant?


Forgot to fix the merge conflict in `.meteor/packages`?
```
<<<<<<< HEAD
npm-bcrypt
=======
shell-server
>>>>>>> 81fedd814e34a107e73ff34372fb18acf5ca0f3b
```


Oh oh... yeah... got it: if they were all only "solid propellant", all the nozzles would fire from the same "tank" (let me use this term, in kerbalized style), so the more powerfull will empty all the resources, leaving the smaller without juice...


This is the one that made me pass both :P


fixed virtual environment tags once activated


@udeved: why do we need **python-yaml** for **check-yaml**?


FYI @cppforlife

First pass. Let's talk next Th. I want to make some more changes and tests on this.


https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/pypi

shipit 👍


SO COOL 😍


Only master, I played with python yaml validation one-liner.
CAL appears to go on strike if the yaml is wrong.


I think you should add an expect to see if your new note was added to the listCtrl.list.notes array.


EMS (brianlball) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2296 of 2456 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I think it only works on the modern browsers. I'll revert it to a normal function.


121784677-OAControllerFixes4633 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Done in #3419


RunProcess


This expect is not testing anything. You declared in line 48 that listCtrl.list.notes is an empty array. You should have a note in the notes array with `_id: '0987654321'` then check to see if it was deleted.


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lol, you are right :(

Not a huge issue, but having a larger buffer can cause people to question the code.

It would be like the 40 byte decode of triple_des_key in the code below (from original code).  Only 24 bytes are used (size of a 3des key), so I set it to 24.  It does not speed anything up, since 24 bytes still takes 2 SHA1 calls (just the last 16 bytes are ignored)


This expect is not testing anything. You declared in line 48 that listCtrl.list.notes is an empty array. You should have a note in the notes array with _id: '0987654321' then check to see if it was deleted.


I just looked, and it seems we don't currently have post to twitter or Facebook links. So we're not using this right now. If we bring them back, we'll need it.


yes. alternatively, why do you have a `receive`?


Ok, fixed with **manjaro-tools-iso-0.13.4+23+ge6fac04-2** then.


121784677-OAControllerFixes4633 (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2324 of 2327 tests passed, 566 test warnings)

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

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Thank you! I will fix it.


I updated collisionproperty.h

I'll try to find some time to look at mathlib tomorrow. I'm not sure what's wrong with it. The only change from the headers/source for it from the css branch are some fixes in sse.cpp from the sdk2013 branch that I needed to fix the build on the compiler version I started with. (Clang 3.9, then later changed to 3.8 rather than fix some new errors found).


http://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/84377/should-i-put-the-label-before-or-after-the-input-element suggests that the order doesn't matter.


I didn't see this in your final code, but this is the test needs to be included


@salmonger , omg,more salami <


This is awesome work thx


Adding an optional shell name parameter to its methods or such overloads is fine I think. It being IDependency is not something that would cause issues here, but you'd either need to inject it as Work<IAppConfigurationAccessor> which will fail since ShellSettingsManager is lower-level, or you can even make it an ISingletonDependency. However I think that would help either, it needs to be configured directly with Autofac as it is with ShellSettingsManager.


What is this? What's in `treadables.dat`?


@raylu I made `receive` first but you're right, it's useless


Ah that direct config is what I was missing when I looked at it I think,
will have another look over the weekend!
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I ran into this bug which is easily reproduced:
mg
c-x b RET
c-x k RET

and after running it through GDB I checked if somebody else had already fixed it. This patch looks like it fixes the issue. But it doesn't.

```
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
killbuffer (bp=0x6235a9db750) at buffer.c:185
185                     if (wp->w_bufp == bp) {
(gdb) print wp
$1 = (struct mgwin *) 0x0
(gdb) print wp->w_bufp
Cannot access memory at address 0x10
(gdb) print bp
$2 = (struct buffer *) 0x6235a9db750
```


done.


resource_labels was only introduced during the migration, so it belongs here.


Just a heads up, this should be a dependency, not a devDep, otherwise it breaks heroku builds. I've updated the package.json.


Igor and I chatted for a bit; I checked in the initial commit as a "preview" but it was not ready, so this commit is a continuation of that one, including fixes for some issues I discovered when I fixed the tests and added new ones.  I don't think there's anything in here that applies to 'master' without the prior commit.


done (here as well as in the test)


뒤로가기키, 클리어했을시, 죽을시 나타나는 레이아웃


Favicon building tool states to make inside build block - https://github.com/follmann/middleman-favicon-maker


This is really gonna suck for you when they rebrand to WindOS


I was suggesting just grab 'cerebral/operator/copy' and try to pass it one of addon. if works it is <1.1 if catched error is 1.1+


MRRRRR <3


Why get the game index only to convert it back to an ID, when you already have the ID?


I guess do_game_join does exit early if passed -1, but it might be better to check that explicitly. Low priority, I suppose.


Yes. I meant offer both options. New operators or addons if you still need them.


Thanks @jonjamcam ! What you think about the other translations? I think is ok release this version without these small translations details (just 3 strings).


As soon as I hit this line I get an error:
´´´
TypeError: String or Integer object expected for key, unicode found
´´´
Running Ubuntu 16.04 (32 bit), Python 2.7.12
I'm new to Python, so if I can help with more details about my env just say it.

If I comment this logic out, the bot runs fine.


seems to be missing 'then' after the if statement, once that's fixed seems to have some sort of error as all spells do 0 dmg on blm mains.


This lacks the beauty of optional visitor with default type parameter. This is due to the variadic template used for mutators. I must find a way to integrate visitor without such a big footprint.


Sorry, what you are saying doesn't make sense. You replied to my feedback in the comment above.
What does FTP have to do with committing to GitHub?
What are all the things?


Is it at all possible to use the KEY_LOCATION?  Seems that this code runs during the import of sunlight, so you can't alter sunlight.config.KEY_LOCATION


@elieserdejesus we can copy the old ones. They are not that different  and the low cut could be a "google translate". Let me check it out.


I'm thinking that we can somehow count up all the individual atoms and that'll fix our bug?


121784677-OAControllerFixes4633 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1187 of 1187 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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oops, my phone didnt scroll that far horizontally


@jaswsinc Opps, I saw this after doing the first release. I'll add this to my list of todos. Thanks!


@connorshea 🐼🐼🐼


Incluir máscara e validação nos formulários (Profile e Vehicle)


Incluir paginação (Search e Vehicles)


Incluir Gulp


Incluir mensagens na tela de login


I find putting the semi-colon on the next line to be an odd convention. It is pretty easy to lose track of and sometimes just disappears. I may have placed this comment in just the right place to prove my point ;)


Adicionar mensagem quando nenhum veículo for encontrado na busca


Alterar exibição das placas para que sejam sempre em uppercase


Good catch. I've written some unit tests around this (good to get some coverage on KeyIterator anyways as we never have had any test covereage for this 👎 )


TeamCity ReOpenLDAP :: devel [Build 302](https://binbug.bigbrother-matrix.ru/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=2736&buildTypeId=ReOpenLDAP_Devel&guest=1) is now running


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> You do not need to escape the quotes: Using plain " instead of \" should
> work.
>
It's been fixed--thanks.

>


Is that OK to be in the public realm?


@Lothean, you can use it: https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/allowbungeebungeeconnection.28409/


这里应该是要在里层定义高度就可以了。


Copy & paste slip?? :-D


Does this work properly if Water Quality Sensor don't carry CTC probes?


We probably should have considered this aswel.

It doesn't take a great leap of imagination to guess we might run a docker registry on:

```
registry.molt.in
```

But now thats open to the public. If any old sod feels inclined to do something nasty we lose the ability to deploy.


@Alissonfgp
Hmm... 'move up' also opens container on page 1 on my TFS. I think it's normal.
Open container -> close current container -> remove information on server [including 'current page' information].
Open container 'in new window' -> generate new 'player container id', assign default values to it [page 1]

'on RL don't is possible'? On real tibia you cannot 'move up', when you open container which is in container with pagination? I don't have enough items on RL tibia to test xD

I made little image to show what I mean and when it debugs client.
For tests I added 'page size 5' and 'container size 20' to normal backpack.
[http://skalski.at/img/paginationproblem.png](url)


I think I got confused by the order in which GitHub showed commits. Sorry about that.


The property appears to be being overwritten by the css on [this page (http://shiffman.net/css/main.css)](http://shiffman.net/css/main.css) line 113. Add the `overflow-x: hidden;` after the `overflow: scroll;` on that page and it should then work


Hey, I don't know if you have any time but it'd be great to start a new branch off of master to configure werewolf as mafia more generically.


the variable is there to indicate what that `load * F_CPU / interrupt_frequency` actually means in the code.
this "redundant" variable will be automatically inlined by the compiler, anyway.


create on 2016.08.26


With React that is.  works nice!


EMS (brianlball) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2299 of 2456 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This fixes tests that started failing in https://travis-ci.org/balderdashy/sails/builds/152653149


I have lost many dank cells watching these brain videos.


Eeh, close enough.


Unfortunately, this commit was removed in BungeeCord build #1787.


hello everyone.


how about rerun it? or run `rm data/*.db` then run again? @davidakachaos


Un método constructor es invocado cuando un objeto es creado. Puedes usarlo para establecer cosas, asegurándote que la propiedades esenciales sean establecidas y algún preliminarmente necesario trabajo este completo. Para crear un constructor debes usar el método **__construct()**. Nota que el nombre del método inicia con 2 guiones bajos ( __ ), esto es un nombramiento por convención para muchos otros métodos especiales en PHP.

El método constructor **__construct()** es invocado cuando un objeto es creado usando el operador **new**.

El método constructor usa la pseudo-variable **$this** para asignar valores a cada propiedad del objeto.


Ben, this is great!!! I am looking forward to using the RELEASE version for cloudfoundry client and operations.

Would the reactor-core 3.0.0.RELEASE work?

        <reactor-core.version>3.0.0.RELEASE</reactor-core.version>
 +        <reactor-core.version>3.0.1.BUILD-SNAPSHOT</reactor-core.version>

Thanks,

Mandeep Khambay


Delicious


@ThisTestUser There were clients on WizardHax with such bypasses.


Yes.  This is further development towards another release that isn't out yet.


121784677-OAControllerFixes4633 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2364 of 2367 tests passed, 570 test warnings)

 * 573 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 8 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ESO big diffs.
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 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.
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It is common to see `'` used in place of `"` for attributes in HTML embedded within JavaScript strings:

```javascript
"<tr class='album-view-song-item'>"
```


See [Docs](https://learn.getgrav.org/basics/grav-configuration). Tested with a fresh installation (via Composer) of Grav v1.1.3.


Awesome. Great job guys!!


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See also https://github.com/balderdashy/include-all/commit/763336cfbcb26be1f588c5a23ee853bf75fbe353


hello


У меня точно такой же maven!
Плагиат! :)


this was a left-over when I tried to make friend with ISR, but forgot to remove it after I failed.


If this wasnt added before, how did the player join? Or does the AddPlayerPacket just add the player entity to the world?


다음 멀티블록 개발은..?


EMS (brianlball) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2293 of 2456 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Mauvaise idée les 2 changement :/, ça  fait un truc bizzare la, j'ai une fenetre enorme c'est etrange ^^
![capture d ecran 2016-08-26 01 36 07](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5261759/17989484/e8e74154-6b2d-11e6-84ff-5f40afb7325d.png)


I believe I won't be able to find the exact repository now, sorry. It's a fork of one of those: https://github.com/search?q=%22Try+to+find+FFMPEG%27+%22once+done+this+will+define%22+ffmpeg_found&type=Code&utf8=%E2%9C%93


@tardyp   `pip install  "/usr/src/buildbot"` fails to work for me. Is this valid syntax ?


👍 Amazing! Could you please add `net/bird6` as well?


Pra seguir um padrão, acho legal colocar aspas no Helvetica e no Arial também :)


yes


В `order_datails` выше у нас каждый раз присваивание. Значит в хэше будет всегда только одна пара. Либо это фактическая ошибка, либо можно отказаться от итерации и сумму за товар считать как:

```ruby
order_item_sum[item] = price * amount
```


Perfect @jonjamcam , let's use these translations.


lmao at the date on this commit


No, still get an error after `rm data/*.db`
[see this paste bin for the errors](http://pastebin.com/bnRGTt7h)


Здесь есть один тонкий момент: если у нас на первой итерации есть 5 плюшевых медведей по 500 рублей за каждого, получаем:

```ruby
order_details = {500 => 5}
order_list = {
  bear: {500 => 5}
}
order_item_sum = {bear: 2500}
order_sum = 2500
```

Все хорошо, но что будет если следующей итерацией мы снова введём плюшевых медведей, но уже по 600 рублей за каждого?


Dude, stop the spoonerisms, it's too cliché!

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Вообще, я бы рекомендовал сократить количество сущностей. Например, поддерживать всегда такую структуру:

```ruby
order_list = {
  bear: {
    500 => 5,
    600 => 1
  }
}
```

Тогда мы в любой момент времени можем получить и итоговую сумму за каждый товар, и список покупок, и общую сумму. Что-то из этого можно параллельно считать в переменных - с этим я согласен. Иначе обходить такой хэш каждый раз может быть не удобно. Но в целом от `order_details` я бы точно избавился.


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Thank you for the review, @JayFoxRox


전설


@eford, I started writing up a bit the Discussion section. If you can possibly read through the first two paragraphs to make potential improvements, and write up a third remaining paragraph (which I just started) to comment on the applicability of these methods in astronomical problems, it would be really great (as I think you can write up this better than me). It would be nice to spin this in a way that also emphasises the data science bit, but eh, I will let you think about this, I am sure you can do a better job here.


Can the blob here have embedded NULLs in it? If so, then it may be necessary to (e.g.) hex encode the blob in the kernel and then decode it here.


not sure, did you use sheeta ?


完善验证器,并添加正则注册


But will it blend?


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Ravart


+print(str + "my name is Anna Gibala")


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Sorry about that!

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No, I think some of the other settings impact "completed"/"watched"/"played". I'm not completely sure how it ties together though.


Q1. Great job searching for the columns that make more sense, exploring the datasets, creating a map, which at the end helped you in developing your hypothesis.

Q2. Great work (in line/block 72, you should print the mean of your cv scores, explaining the reason(s) why you are getting weak R^2 is helpful.
Your reflexion - "a lessons learned from this exercise" - is an excellent way to see (what else can be done).

Q3. Good job (consider looking/removing outliers and/or implementing a percentile analysis. In line/block 31, grid search is taking a little long because you are using np.arange, for your l1 ratio, and alpha ratio, with small intervals) => something to explore more.

Q4. Good job (I know you were running out of time when working on the remaining part of this project; however, you were able to grid search parameters on the EN, which you were unable to do it in the previous section

Q5. See solution

Q6. See solution

Summary:

Great work, a reliable analysis at the beginning (including maps, and plotting your datasets). Your code shows a good understanding of regularization. Get in the habit of reading the documentation as you grid search parameters. Doing this will solidify your understanding of them.


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Hi @NagarajGond - yes, this covers the basics perfectly. The only part that you're missing is to make sure these calls plug into the event system. Take a look at the `cloud.fire_event` calls that wrap the create firewall rule function [https://github.com/NagarajGond/salt/blob/4ea458783ee1d0eb3e1d1a63c6adb62327b80350/salt/cloud/clouds/gce.py#L711-L743]


Q1. Great Work (good idea on creating a subset of your dataset, in 341 (when you are plotting, it seems like you are only plotting the last graph, is that what you intended to do?

Q2. Good job (great work on saving the dataset sfdf_fire = pd.read_csv('~/sfdf_fire.csv') see line 50 on the solutions. It looks like your hypothesis and your formula don't match, you forgot to include predictors?), see solutions for section 2.2

Q3. Good Job ( also keep in mind that the dataset could have outliers, always look for them. Consider using percentile thresholds approach (see solutions). Great work applying Lasso, Ridge, ElasticNet, (just make sure you fully understand what each method is doing)

Q4. Good job (great work - merging the datasets on a Key id, your R2 scores aren't that great, but the implementation of the methods is correct)

Q5. See Solutions

Q6. See Solutions

Summary
Your code shows a good understanding of the regularization methods, read the documentation on Patsy and identify when to include -1 https://patsy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/formulas.html#the-formula-language). As you use grid search, get in the habit of reading the documentation to understand what the parameters are doing.


I didn't documents all the settings, 3 others as far as know.
I didn't see that they impact "completed"/"watched"/"played" it's why i didn't mention it.
Actually @SharkHunter will be the one that can give us an answer, but AFAIK he never mentionned it.
http://www.universalmediaserver.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=925


Environment가 해당 어플리케이션이 서비스에 올라갔을 때와 직접 실행 시켰을 때가 다르게 동작하는 지도 같이 확인해보고 싶네요~


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Hola.
Gracias por el consejo, ahora los canales abren mas rapido.
Saludos.


Comments out rounding, rather.


这个命名明显是 boolean 类型的吧？


这个属性没啥用，去掉。

需要透明背景的直接设定 `style={{ background: 'transparent' }}`。


Basic bootstrap skeleton that I intend to gussy up


I do not know the significance of this change you do,just only for your obsession?


이 주석이 추가된 이유는?


이건 무슨 내용일까???


Tile Schemas from the db


글쎄요...


sugestão: lista não ordenada


Any thoughts on getting this going for selenium 3 beta?


l


121784677-OAControllerFixes4633 (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2328 of 2331 tests passed, 569 test warnings)

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

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Have you thought about updating to webpack2? There is a lot of great perf updates, and it's stable. `npm install webpack@2.1.0-beta.21`


@ecristerna voy a buscar hacer mejor la otra solución.


llll


hello,I  run the example that you give in "regife",but it still show the similar error as follow:
"The algorithm did not converge : convergence error is 4.6e-08 (tolerance 1.0e-09)
last estimates not found"
no matter how form changed that in the example of regife.
thank you very much!
best wishes!


嘛


kan bu dong yin wen !


Added the ability to drag areas


seems here is a typo


> So if there are changes, not sure how to update it..

Just send another PR


sugestão: *há* três anos


Drop the if. ``last_frame_of_multiframe = n%self.frames_per_multiframe == (self.frames_per_multiframe-1)``

(or ``(n+1)%self.frames_per_multiframe == 0``)


Executing the daily benchmark build, I will reply here when finished:

@nanosoldier `runbenchmarks(ALL, isdaily = true)`


sugestão: Programe o mundo


Python is not C. ``for n, frame in enumerate(lane):``


Yes, I had to use the "capn-" because someone else had already grabbed the username :(


better to be more specific about version cutoffs like this, or use Compat


indicando que elementos que contenham a classe de estilo `favorito`...


Migen imports are missing. Please do not import everything via ``litejesd204b.common``.


sugestão: **há** três anos


Sweet jesus how did that happen?


EPLaunchRemoveMutlithread (JasonGlazer) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2331 of 2331 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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You can use  ```os.path.join()``` to write
```python
os.mkdir(os.path.join(self.cwdPath, directoryToMake))
```


@DefCon-007 : Umm, so you haven't pushed the updated `doc/` directory?


I believe you can just do `super(urls.toArray(new URL[urls.size()])`


This commit will close #1.


`If this is a parent first class, only check the parent class loader`


/*Hola Mundo*/
#include<stdio.h>

int main(){
  printf("\nHola Mundo\n");
  printf("\nMe llamo Violeta\n");
  return 0;
}


La pantalla Listar_Procesos sigue en desarrollo


I would rename `parent` to `spi` everywhere


It's not good patch, because this code gets very large lock to block `@buffer` for whole flush operations.
Getting lock in `@enqueue_buffer` for just getting `@buffer.keys.dup` rather than getting lock for whole `enqueue_buffer`.


OK now do this:

<!-- language: python -->

    # [GENERATOR, GENERATOR...],

    valid_emits = frozenset([
        'assembly', 'bitcode',
        'cpp', 'h', 'html', 'o',
        'static_library',
        'stmt'
    ])

    def HALOGEN_doItDoug(
        output_directory, *generators,
        generator_names=hal.api.registered_generators(),
        generator_runtime_name=generator_names[0]
        function_name=generator_names[0],
        file_base_name=os.path.join('SOME_SHIT',
                       os.path.abspath(generator_names[0])),
        emit=set(['static_library', 'o', 'h'])
        **generator_arguments):

        if 'target' not in generator_arguments:
            raise ValueError('Yo Dogg.')

        if not set(emit).issubset(valid_emits):
            raise ValueError('Yo Dogg!')

… or something like that


Why go public?


!!

charcoal-cms shouldn't be a dependency of charcoal-base


我的个人博客！


How did it not fix this abomination? This is the coding equivalent of a long running sentence in English.


EPLaunchRemoveMutlithread (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1758 of 1759 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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FYI, this commit broke Xenoblade - it hangs before even rendering the first frame. Haven't investigated why yet, mostly on account of going to sleep imminently...


This is just option declarations. We should be using them all from the start.


@athityakumar : NO. Just ran the deploy script. Please have a look now.


amazon-image includes headless, headless includes alsa, etc.


@eomwandho, @gkahiu @pgathogo I have created [a method](https://github.com/gltn/stdm/blob/ref_config_mod/settings/config_file_updater.py#L573) for appending profiles as I couldn't get an existing method. What the method does is to append a profile from the upgraded configuration to an existing configuration.stc in case it exists.
The dialog has a checkbox now as shown below.
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9709624/17956073/81e4283a-6a8f-11e6-8041-696e87e722fc.png)

The table below shows the behaviors based on the registry value.
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9709624/17956810/272572ea-6a95-11e6-93c4-de2a614ddc16.png)

**By product files**
configuration_pre_merged.stc - exist configuration file backup
configuration_upgraded.stc - upgraded file from the old configuration
Currently, to understand any potential issues better.

Please test and report.


There's several pages of code formatter settings in Android Studio, which I haven't yet touched. And before I touch them, I'd like to ensure we all get the same settings, otherwise we'll get unreadable commit diffs that are full of spurious reformatting.


Hey @maxpiva is this done right?


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Fixes #16


This has broken my ability to build `hyperkube` in my CI system.


Hahahahaahhah awesome! also, we can comment directly on commits, cool


How can we add scope=offline_access to the login url?


test


Line #68 of src/silex-doctrine-migrations/MigrationServiceProvider.php, where the **$application** come from? Is it so strange? I think that is issue. Please check again?


DELETE FROM `creature_addon` WHERE `guid` = 6432;
INSERT INTO `creature_addon` (`guid`, `path_id`, `mount`, `bytes1`, `bytes2`, `emote`, `auras`) VALUES ('6432', '643200', '0', '0', '0', '0', '');
UPDATE `creature` SET `MovementType`='2' WHERE `guid`='6432';

Error the halo effect Should not write 0


@hyPiRion `lein.cmd` should work fine; it doesn't contain a sequential block in parentheses, and therefore does not need delayed expansion.


Push する際に、ログはコメントアウトまたは、削除しておいてね


@pkan Interesting. It seemed to work on my machine, but that change looks right. Good catch.


View はなるべく onCreate の上にメンバとして宣言しておく
Button
ListView
EditText


@gkahiu it is working well now!


EMS (brianlball) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2273 of 2456 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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, の後には空白を入れること


How do you get this list of modules then?
I see that [amazon-image includes headless](https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/release-16.03/nixos/modules/virtualisation/amazon-image.nix#L14), but I don't see that headless includes alsa.
It'll be nice if we can stop maintaining this list and use something from upstream like [`module-list.nix`](https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/release-16.03/nixos/modules/module-list.nix#L104).


Mistake that slipped in when cleaning up the class. I'll fix it tomorrow.


@chrmarti yeah my change was just a workaround and can be improved I guess. I am still not very happy with it so I might want to revisit this.


I was just adding modules until it compiles. https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/release-16.03/nixos/modules/profiles/headless.nix#L9


EPLaunchRemoveMutlithread (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2331 of 2331 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Just a heads up Lodash is modular. You can use the methods you want like [lodash/chunk](https://github.com/lodash/lodash/blob/4.15.0-npm/chunk.js) or [lodash.chunk](https://www.npmjs.com/package/lodash.chunk) and has a nifty [babel plugin](https://github.com/lodash/babel-plugin-lodash) for cherry-picking and [webpack plugin](https://github.com/lodash/lodash-webpack-plugin) for reduced bundles too.


Thank you!! We had to update `../game/shared/collisionproperty.h` to fix some errors with our CBaseEntity wrapper and now we are getting the following:

```
1>mathlib.lib(mathlib_base.obj) : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol ___vdecl_sin2 referenced in function "void __cdecl InitSinCosTable(void)" (?InitSinCosTable@@YAXXZ)
1>mathlib.lib(color_conversion.obj) : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol ___vdecl_pow2 referenced in function "void __cdecl BuildGammaTable(float,float,float,int)" (?BuildGammaTable@@YAXMMMH@Z)
1>mathlib.lib(color_conversion.obj) : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol ___vdecl_powf4 referenced in function "void __cdecl BuildGammaTable(float,float,float,int)" (?BuildGammaTable@@YAXMMMH@Z)
```

I assume `mathlib.lib` need to be recompiled with updated `../public/mathlib/color_convention.cpp` and `../public/mathlib/mathlib_base.cpp` files.

Thanks again!


Dude, the "r" was part of the code. it ran on my end


hmm, IDEA failed to infer the type correctly :(


@lcd047 I'm having trouble understanding this sentence - did you mean "You need to add"? Also duplicated "add".


Neither should _charcoal-app_ given where this class resides.

I propose we move this class to _charcoal-cms_. @BeneRoch, what do you think?


SC Style


SC style


Hey @slact , new findings.
Even though the two instances have time synced, the message queue can still be messed up when there are suddenly a lots of publish happens and these publishes are balanced between two instances. As a result, the same message id will represent different messages and some messages is not delivered on one of the instances.

For example, there are two publish request with different message (a and b) come in at around same time and they are load balanced to different instance.
```
        a                            b
        |                             |
   Nchan1                  Nchan2
msg_id: 1:0 (a)     msg_id: 1:0 (b)
msg_id: 1:1 (b)      msg_id: 1:1 (a)
```
I think that's because the messaging syncing over redis is not faster then the time nchan receives the new message. And when Nchan receives new message, it always handle the mem-store first and then publish to redis-store.
Sometime even worst, the time becomes different even not only the tag. It will look like
```
        a, c                        b
        |                             |
   Nchan1                  Nchan2
msg_id: 1:0 (a)      msg_id: 1:0 (b)
msg_id: 2:0 (c)      msg_id: 1:1 (a)
msg_id: 1:0 (b)      msg_id: 2:0 (c)
msg_id: 2:0 (c) <-  duplicated
```
In this case, it is because the message C comes in faster than the message B syncing over from redis. In this case, the message B will not be delivered to subscribers connected on Nchan1. (I don't know why though..)

I am now moving to a single publish point to work around this issue. However, I think the better solution would be to use the Redis queue as the source of truth. For example, instead of creating the ngx_time() in the Nchan, can we get the time from Redis? so that we don't have to worry about time syncing anymore. Also, do you think it would be better when Nchan receives publish message, it handle the redis-store first to make sure the message queue is in order and then fall back to mem-store?

Cheers


//learning standards for coding


7.Online Examination System (will generate some question and lastly will show total score)
8.Restaurant/Flight Reservation System
9.Online Books Library/ Shopping (we can keep limited departments for online shopping)
10.E-learing (similar to W3SCHOOL?)


java code


Hi,

did the same thing back then.

1. the set of fields the Serde uses, might be a different then message equals, i think you need to ask the keySerde
2. ChangeSerializer can't serialize changes with both fields set. you would need to implement a runlegth encode or similiar


Ah I missed that. Thanks.


+step3 learning


Is it better than using currentmillis? In most of the cases, this will round off to 0. If not then system.currentmillis may have returned the same.


Same comment as above regarding using currentmillis.


We can avoid the try-finally block if are ok with not adding last row to the numOutputRows. I think we should remove the try-finally block in the generated code.


We are clearing all the hashed tables which have been queried even when a single table is being updated? Future enhancements?


変数名を変える
adapter -> ×
mAdapter -> ◯


During a discussion with @kneeraj , we were wondering if the left outer join with replicated tables would return correct results?
Also, we need to have tests for the different types of join types.


new ArrayAdapter<String> で使用している<> の中に型を入れるのはもう古いため、
new ArrayAdapter<> に変更する


We were planning to phase out StoreInitRDD but this takes us a step back. Now in the hindsight, is it ok to have a StoreInitRDD run when the relation is created?


You should squash commits into one before you do the PR. Also, look at git commit --amend to edit the one initial commit rather than adding newer commits.


空白の時は送信できない処理を入れる


[Your benchmark job](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/commit/dd183172abb418082ebc3f97e5ec13bab33652c9#commitcomment-18770032) has completed - possible performance regressions were detected. A full report can be found [here](https://github.com/JuliaCI/BaseBenchmarkReports/blob/5f0d2ffcf810a21c10c0720694fe8da4056a964c/daily_2016_8_25/report.md). cc @jrevels


👏  just what i was looking for!


Done: #5539


Ah... yes, @chriswmackey  it is the opposite for default values, regarding to ASHRAE standard appendix G:

![ashrae appendix g](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11173265/17957649/99d55db0-6aa8-11e6-86e1-f78ab31cc2ca.PNG)

-Omid


We should create helper functions that take a variable amount of arguments. This commit was a small modification for making the tests less unwieldy but we can do better.

Locally, I have a function defined with the signature

`createBytesForLabels(s ...string) (b []byte) `

that I'm using instead.


blunderscore results in lodash.chunk showing in the search: https://npmsearch.com/?q=chunk

I can't really get on board with a solution to bloated tooling by adding even more tooling when the solution is just not install unnecessary tools.

using blunderscore results in much faster builds than lodash + babel + webpack.


Should have mentioned this works for #15.


I'd also like to point out that using `lodash.chunk` (or similar) is what this library is suggesting.


This is fixed #32


Should have mentioned works towards #15


The rest of the code in this file calls `nil?` instead. I'd just update to match.


Create the calendar


Hello all,

I am divya. I am a software engineer and keen to do coding. My hobbies are listening to songs and painting.


WOW...please..


`$(TOOLCHAIN)/bin/xtensa-lx106-elf-gcc` is written 2 times on this command..


On a descriptor with only one segment, on the first iteration, you'll miss the only valid data and return EOD? Shouldn't it be: else { if(hasIteratedOnce) return endOfData(); } ?


>  can't really get on board with a solution to bloated tooling by adding even more tooling when the solution is just not install unnecessary tools.

Lodash is about getting high quality utils out to devs. It doesn't matter if you dig monolithic frameworks, various module formats (amd, cjs, es), module bundles or individual packages we have you covered. The babel/webpack plugins fit in nicely with the workflow of many devs where babel and bundling is part of their day to day. What's nice is it gives folks fine grained control over features and size while being something that's battle tested to boot.


HI!
I id it =)

```
        if (!is_null($upload_id) && is_null($customPreview)) {
            $fileToUpload = Utils::createVideoIcon($photo);
        } elseif (!is_null($customPreview)) {
            $fileToUpload = file_get_contents($customPreview);
        } else {
            $upload_id = number_format(round(microtime(true) * 1000), 0, '', '');
            $fileToUpload = file_get_contents($photo);
        }

This is a working version. Please correct in this thread.


comment


This was due to Clang 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6 bugs/unexpected behavior. See, for example:

* [Ubuntu Issue 1616723: Clang 3.4 only advertises SSE2](http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1616723)
* [Ubuntu Issue 1616729: Clang 3.5 only advertises SSE2](http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1616729)
* [Ubuntu Issue 1616731: Clang 3.6 only advertises SSE2](http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1616731)

Here's what the output looks like:

```
$ CXX=clang++ ./cryptest.sh

IS_LINUX: 1
IS_X64: 1
...

CPU: 4 logical
FREQ: 2.76566 GHz
MEM: 15954 MB
Using make -j 4

Git branch: master (commit eab45a1d6658486f)
Compiler: Ubuntu clang version 3.6.0-2ubuntu1~trusty1 (tags/RELEASE_360/final) (based on LLVM 3.6.0)
Pathname: /usr/bin/clang++ (symlinked)

DEBUG_CXXFLAGS: -DDEBUG -g3 -O0
RELEASE_CXXFLAGS: -DNDEBUG -g2 -O2
VALGRIND_CXXFLAGS: -DNDEBUG -g3 -O1
PLATFORM_CXXFLAGS: -msse2 -msse3 -mssse3 -msse4.1 -msse4.2 -maes -mpclmul -mrdrnd -mrdseed -mavx -mavx2 -mbmi -mbmi2

Start time: Thu Aug 25 01:26:02 EDT 2016

************************************
Testing: X86 AES-NI code generation

clang++ -DNDEBUG -g2 -O2 -msse2 -msse3 -mssse3 -msse4.1 -msse4.2 -maes -mpclmul -mrdrnd -mrdseed -mavx -mavx2 -mbmi -mbmi2 -fPIC -march=native -pipe -c rijndael.cpp
Verified aesenc, aesenclast, aesdec, aesdeclast, aesimc, aeskeygenassist machine instructions

************************************
Testing: X86 carryless multiply code generation

clang++ -DNDEBUG -g2 -O2 -msse2 -msse3 -mssse3 -msse4.1 -msse4.2 -maes -mpclmul -mrdrnd -mrdseed -mavx -mavx2 -mbmi -mbmi2 -fPIC -march=native -pipe -c gcm.cpp
Verified pclmullqh and pclmullql machine instructions

************************************
Testing: X86 RDRAND and RDSEED code generation

clang++ -DNDEBUG -g2 -O2 -msse2 -msse3 -mssse3 -msse4.1 -msse4.2 -maes -mpclmul -mrdrnd -mrdseed -mavx -mavx2 -mbmi -mbmi2 -fPIC -march=native -pipe -c rdrand.cpp
Verified rdrand and rdseed machine instructions

************************************
Testing: X86 CRC32 code generation

clang++ -DNDEBUG -g2 -O2 -msse2 -msse3 -mssse3 -msse4.1 -msse4.2 -maes -mpclmul -mrdrnd -mrdseed -mavx -mavx2 -mbmi -mbmi2 -fPIC -march=native -pipe -c crc.cpp
Verified crc32l and crc32b machine instructions
```


MoreDayliteFollowup (JasonGlazer) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2330 of 2330 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.

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@rootfs the volume creation requires 'admin' access. if its "user"  , he receive an error saying " error creating volume Administrator access required" .  In short "admin" is constant here for the requirement.  Also, with this secret, I am removing the `glusterRestUser` field and only receiving 'admin's password .


The rest of this file seems to use `nil?`. I'd just update to match.


Did you intend to drop the pagesNum multiplier from this value? That broke my pager, but not sure if I missed a different setting that was intended to compensate for this change.


I'm still debugging but one time I've experienced MCUpdater having 100% CPU was debugging this line, and end got set to 0, thus causing removeLines() to loop indefinitely.


@chuckd Hopefully clarified by 21b8334.  Further suggestons for translating the manual from Engrish to English are welcome. _shrug_


If you're into the individual packages there's [a handy query](https://www.npmjs.com/browse/keyword/lodash-modularized) to look them up.


Is $sessionStorage really required in this module?


Brilliant, thanks @lcd047 . That makes sense to me now.

It's mainly nitpicking but the "at" should go from the following line:

> follow the recommendation outlined at in the ...

should be

> follow the recommendation outlined in the ...


targulcolectionarilor.ro


Avoid console.log, this will break in IE.


That leads to the question of what 'lodash' has to do with any individual tool other than that there is also a 'lodash' module that has all of them together.

If the goal is to give some sort of credibility to each module, then just a list of recommended modules should suffice.


Avoid console.log, it will break in IE


One upside to Lodash's popularity is that it's in everyone's local npm cache which means it's less likely to be downloaded again as npm checks the user's local cache for a give package@version before downloading it.


Having utils under one umbrella has benefits like having uniform environment support, consistent behaviors, and shared features.


Hello


This is good.  I should pull this into the core. Not sure why MS went with that strange syntax in the first place.


EMS (brianlball) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2296 of 2456 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Nice catch!


hello
code it can modify ?
i want to change collor main
thank you


using slim methodology can be done as
```slim
  .header
    h1 To Do List App
  .main
    .content
     ...
     ...
```


I'm not sure that downloading half a megabyte of code because you might reuse a few bytes is better than just installing the few-byte modules you need, and then having them cached.


There are some benefits to using `_.each` over `Array#forEach`.

* The `_.each` method won't error if the array value is nullish.
  For example the result of a `String#match` could be an array or `null`
* The `_.each` method treats all arrays as dense
* The `_.each` method allows exiting iteration early by returning `false`


Another caveat with the merge is that (I think) some of the files are more or less pristine from upstream. This merge make it almost impossible to merge upstream changes.


< > brackets aren't required here


Sure @Vishwajeet-Mishra . I can do that, however it will be great if you can tell me what exactly you want to know in DataProviders. I will try to cover that topic or learn it and explain it to you.

Virender


@dchris87 I can provide bulletproof api for this. I'll open that up as we move forward on the N cycle


sublime text 3 --> anaconda --> ctrl+alt+r


It's essentially a 1 time download. That's likely already on your system.


LGTM


allowed failure? appveyor should also support that, though maybe the queue time isn't worth it in general?


This function cause the game to **freeze** after being called 20~21 times.
Can't figure out why.


I see a different pattern. I see a thermocouple channel enable for 4 bytes for about 0.4ms. For each byte send the hardware cs goes down until the byte is transferred. As I already said, the due has exactly 4 hardware cs lines and they are controlled automatically. Seeing this picture I now understand what the docs wanted to say about this. You just send a byte and it lowers the enable pin on it's own. For that reason 2 devices send 8 bit to MOSI and if one of them is high end signal becomes high and is of course wrong.

So big question is how to solve this. I think it should be possible to switch to a different hardware CS line that is unused, at least if that pin is not used. Then only one chip would get CS and it should work. Afterwards you would need to restore the hardware cs or if it gets set before transmission it would not matter.


qwert


try adjusting the following json:
`{"rules":{"7bit_ascii":{"enabled":true},"contains_tab":{"enabled":true},"functional_writing":{"enabled":true},"line_length":{"enabled":true,"length":120},"max_one_statement":{"enabled":true},"parser_error":{"enabled":true},"space_before_colon":{"enabled":true},"colon_missing_space":{"enabled":true},"exit_or_check":{"enabled":true},"line_only_punc":{"enabled":true},"obsolete_statement":{"enabled":true},"start_at_tab":{"enabled":true},"whitespace_end":{"enabled":true},"exporting":{"enabled":true},"empty_statement":{"enabled":true},"sequential_blank":{"enabled":true,"lines":4},"definitions_top":{"enabled":true},"indentation":{"enabled":true}}}`

The default configuration can be retrieved by running `abaplint -d`

But I have also been thinking about making a web interface for building the json file, its quite difficult if abaplint must be installed loally


@bigrushdog Of course you can Lord Randall! If you'd say you can turn water into wine....I'd believe you and you wouldn't have to say 'believe me, everyone says so'.


I generated the icon myself using the already provided png files. And yep, I am OK with licensing it the same as neovim icons.


@edo9300 http://www.ygopro.co/Forum/tabid/95/g/posts/t/33246/Magical-Contract-Door

these bugs only happened AFTER u edited it, here is the correct version
https://github.com/Fluorohydride/ygopro-scripts/blob/master/c18809562.lua

please go thru the proper channels next time before editing something u think is bugged


@bagder this looks wrong, did you copy from scp? both here and scp the send and recv comments look wrong. recv return received bytes, send return sent bytes


Mike Harvey G. Ambait


Surely this: https://www.npmjs.com/~jdalton also solves that, or another account, say https://www.npmjs.com/~lodash.

This is outside of the scope of this modules point though.


微妙なところですが、listを操作する関数であるということが分かりやすいように、
戻り値の型はvoidではなくList<EipTTimeline>としたほうが、良いかもしれません。


> Surely this: https://www.npmjs.com/~jdalton also solves that

An individual author making 1 off utils doesn't necessarily guarantee uniform support, behavior, and shared features across each of them where something like Lodash, which has roots as a monolithic library, does.


ss


@dchris87 Haha too much credit sir. But I do have a few tricks. I'll keep you posted


I did not copy it from scp, but I wrote that too so chances are I've done the same mistake twice.

But that function looks very different today!


added a line


#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
     printf("\nHola Mundo\n");
     printf("\nEsta es una nueva linea de código\n");
     return 0;
}


i was thinking maybe having my email in the repo was not the best but i guess it's ok lol


Wow, fast turn around. I could've sworn you opened an issue or commented elsewhere describing this problem less than a day ago! :+1:


MoreDayliteFollowup (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2330 of 2330 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.

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Definitely CS10's cutest couple.


How about extract this check to static initializer?


I'm happy to force-push and replace it with something else if you prefer. Speak up now if so! :-)


А если мы выше изменим дату первого человека, здесь тоже менять?) Значения нужно брать из соответствующей переменной.


Just a New Begining


Will this make it into stable-2.1. It seems like a very critical issue and we encountered it


The lowercase one didn't work?


naw it's all good. I'm a little paranoid sometimes.

 I searched and there are some other places. 🙏 for good spam filtering now and forever :)


eee


No :/ different file type?

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Yeah, I've pretty much given up tbh. By the time spambots can request plain-text version of public commits here on github, they can haz all our email addresses anyway.


develop (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1759 of 1759 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Check for inequality. Camera resolution change is only done infrequently and this makes code more complex (see your roi usage). Reallocate like in extract_points, use as-sis.


restore to Aug 23 version


System.nanoTime is way more efficient that currentTimeInMillis and should always be preferred over it for interval measurement (as opposed to wall clock time which only latter can provide).


No need to warn about it. It's predictable that happens on resolution change and the original camera open.


Great! This closes #36


About rounding off, I looked at changing to record nanos/micros instead of millis (or millis as double value instead of long), but requires many changes to Spark layer. This can be important for low latency queries so can be taken up later with a PR to upstream Spark.


this caused https://github.com/jmeas/moolah/issues/528


I got a weird slowdown on starting gdm after this update. Tried to boot into linux-rt-lts and in didn't happen. Then I switched to sddm, it started faster but still a little slow. I hope this is because of the forced nvidia module downgrade but I'll try to get the log tonight. It didn't happen when we were still at nvidia370 and 4.6.5-rt10. I'll report back :smile:


Use an epsilon here since 1) flush to zero 2) division by very small amounts is unstable.


I'm curious, what typical delta you get?


In Java we are not using _ in variables, methods and class names. CamelCase - is Java style. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CamelCase


`auto` and `-> ret-type` is used when the ret type depends on `decltype` of the input parameters. You can use `double` and no `-> ret-type`.


`if roster` is sufficient.


I have not seen try-finally being any hit before. Have you seen that before?

The issue is not last row. I saw no definitive indication that the "consume" call itself may not do a return, hence added try-finally. If you can know it can't, then will remove it.


Also use `[&]`, not `[=]`  since you don't mutate the captured lexical environment content.


~~~diff
diff --git a/lib/http2.c b/lib/http2.c
index 8852088..a14f75e 100644
--- a/lib/http2.c
+++ b/lib/http2.c
@@ -1268,10 +1268,6 @@ static int h2_session_send(struct Curl_easy *data,
   return nghttp2_session_send(h2);
 }

-/*
- * If the read would block (EWOULDBLOCK) we return -1. Otherwise we return
- * a regular CURLcode value.
- */
 static ssize_t http2_recv(struct connectdata *conn, int sockindex,
                           char *mem, size_t len, CURLcode *err)
 {
@@ -1497,7 +1493,6 @@ static ssize_t http2_recv(struct connectdata *conn, int sockindex,
 #define HEADER_OVERFLOW(x) \
   (x.namelen > (uint16_t)-1 || x.valuelen > (uint16_t)-1 - x.namelen)

-/* return number of received (decrypted) bytes */
 static ssize_t http2_send(struct connectdata *conn, int sockindex,
                           const void *mem, size_t len, CURLcode *err)
 {
diff --git a/lib/ssh.c b/lib/ssh.c
index bf7cfe0..e361df3 100644
--- a/lib/ssh.c
+++ b/lib/ssh.c
@@ -3109,7 +3109,6 @@ static CURLcode scp_done(struct connectdata *conn, CURLcode status,

 }

-/* return number of received (decrypted) bytes */
 static ssize_t scp_send(struct connectdata *conn, int sockindex,
                         const void *mem, size_t len, CURLcode *err)
 {
@@ -3134,10 +3133,6 @@ static ssize_t scp_send(struct connectdata *conn, int sockindex,
   return nwrite;
 }

-/*
- * If the read would block (EWOULDBLOCK) we return -1. Otherwise we return
- * a regular CURLcode value.
- */
 static ssize_t scp_recv(struct connectdata *conn, int sockindex,
                         char *mem, size_t len, CURLcode *err)
 {
~~~
any objection?


상태 확인은 테스트가 됐지만
검색조건에 대한 조회처리가 잘 되는지도
테스트 작성이 필요해 보입니다.


Method name isn't good, as it can't say anything for newcomer. Try to name it like arrayToString or formatArray.
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/codeconventions-135099.html
https://dzone.com/articles/best-practices-variable-and


develop (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1759 of 1759 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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이 라인은 뭔가요?


Now that the returned `Message` instance is not always a `StructuredMessage`, it's maybe relevant to rename this class to something like `LogstashMessageFactory` ?


Java compiler will optimize your code for sure, but it will be more readable if StringBuffer / StringBuilder will be used.


This line causes a build failure for me; I'd fix it but I'm not sure if you had more to commit.


Magic numbers. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/47882/what-is-a-magic-number-and-why-is-it-bad


I'd go for `1e-1` or something only slightly smaller.


Yes, don't want to incur the overhead of having to lookup the cached value (when in many cases there will not be any) for every region update/delete. I think this is good enough since the cache will at least be shared across partitions in the same query.

Future enhancements will be that when MVCC lands, then we can use the same mechanism to invalidate (i.e. when a new region version has been created and no query holds a reference to older version of this relation). For that case other tables will not be touched while the get() here itself will check the current region version, and do the needful if it does not match the one recorded.


Why was the `.style.display` removed?


You need to update to the latest mattermost-api. The constructor `Type` was not previously exposed.


I'm not sure that it'll be a good idea to use static fields at all. Maybe you are right, but I recommend to think about aggregation of another class instance as a data-structure.


Hello sir,
Actually i was testing a login testcase with different user accounts  using excel sheet and dataprovider annotation . But in extentreport i am getting only last testcase details , the extent report result doesn't show all dataset details . I have searched about appendchild method but i am not able to get any example or proper documentation . So please if you can give me some example that would be great

Vishwajeet


Can do I suppose... Having said that, once those two fields are in CPU cache, this little if statement would not affect the performance that much, if at all.


It should. There is an existing SnappyJoinSuite which tests LocalJoins but I guess it does not have outer join queries?

My plan is to inherit all the Spark querying classes and override the context with SnappyContext for overall thorough testing (see this comment https://github.com/SnappyDataInc/snappydata/pull/332#issuecomment-241660778).


plist


Ah you meant the comments! Yes, they're obviously wrong so please remove them.


I checked on that but I'm not seeing any changes for that in the mattermost-api package. Is there something else you need to commit there?


Thanks! :)


this URL is wrong. this is why we use pull requests so that a secondary person can catch mistakes


Can be removed with MVCC support. Anyways will change this to happen from GemXD layer itself (a callback in region creation).


this won't test how a change to srdfdom will break the rest of moveit


Probably lots of bugs with it, e.g packing of it, nested structures, function level structures, just an initial stab at it for global sake. If more obscure uses are needed open an issue


remotechanges


https://dzone.com/articles/best-practices-variable-and

In Java we are using following names currentString, counter, etc. Var name should be clear to other team members and to project newcomers.


Sorry, I'm an idiot and forgot to push. Please try again :)

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set


space


what's up !
is this a global variable?
private int min;
if so, in my opinion it should be initialized
also, i think we can use a variable for 3 in order to have a readable program.
please comment


Missed that you are doing it after the iteration is complete. I think it should be ok.


oh boy, can you forget the Calendar and google your requirement for how to do it using joda


Though not a big issue, As noted yesterday it's better to have a separate commit (atomic commit) for each card rather than bundling them together


hello.
it's nice code you made.
and i have a question about saving. can i save each beacons as CSV format?
these days, i'm looking for that and trying but it's so hard to me.
So, please give me your hands.
thanks.


Anyone have any idea why the CI failed for this? The log is blank and says it timed out after 59 minutes.


Would it matter if we return 0 as numOutputRows during an exception? Regarding the perf implication, I have read somewhere that some compiler optimizations cannot be applied if the code block is inside try-finally. But that is bookish knowledge and I have no numbers. However, I still think it will be good to avoid it.


Great, thanks!


You probably need to build the bootloader binary (using make). I am not
sure if it will automatically rebuild it from source. Go into the
directory where the bootloader is, run "make clean" and then "make"

On 08/25/2016 03:41 AM, Carrie Sundra wrote:
> Hi, kliment.  Thanks for making this available!  I was able to program my board with an external crystal, and when I took the crystal off, the program still ran.  But when I went to re-program it via the native USB & bootloader, it needed a crystal again to get into the bootloader mode to flash the program.  Any thoughts on this?  Using Arduino.cc IDE 1.6.11.  Thanks!
>


Initial commit


close #5


@kot7k lo cambie yo hace dos días lo de no conectado, ahora lo cambie por cancelada ya que es una llamada que haces y cuelgas tu antes de que la otra persona coja el teléfono,en ingles esta puesto ( Not connected).
Espero tu opinión


I'll move now some packages to **testing** and the driver will be again **370**. That is why we have testing after all. If I prepare a **snap** for **stable**, I sometimes adjust stuff.


On a single run out of a large set. I feels like a flaky environment. Let's see if it repeats!


@xhero convolutum record type is still referenced from the 3.5 upgrade script.

https://github.com/rism-ch/muscat/blob/3.5.0-devel/housekeeping/upgrade_3.5/001_add_record_type.rb#L70-L73

I don't know if you want to fix this script of have another one for upgrade to 3.6


По сути - не нужный класс GTGEFactory, это лишнее.


@gforcada Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.namedfile/41/violations
```
plone/namedfile/file.py:291:1: C901 'getImageInfo' is too complex (15)
plone/namedfile/scaling.py:173:1: C901 'DefaultImageScalingFactory.__call__' is too complex (13)
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


a


@gforcada Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.namedfile/42/violations
```
plone/namedfile/copy.py:0:1: I001 isort found changes, run it on the file
plone/namedfile/file.py:291:1: C901 'getImageInfo' is too complex (15)
plone/namedfile/marshaler.py:8:1: C901 'If 8' is too complex (13)
plone/namedfile/scaling.py:248:1: C901 'ImageScaling.create' is too complex (13)
plone/namedfile/scaling.py:294:41: S001 found %r formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/base.py:54:16: P301 format call provides unused index (1)
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:91:32: S001 found %s formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:92:70: S001 found % formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:109:14: D001 found failIf( replace it with assertFalse
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:158:32: S001 found %s formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:159:70: S001 found % formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:166:32: S001 found %s formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:167:72: S001 found % formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:174:32: S001 found %s formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:175:72: S001 found % formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:215:32: S001 found %s formatter
plone/namedfile/tests/test_scaling.py:216:70: S001 found % formatter
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


The URL should be enclosed by quotes. At least zsh can't handle it:
```
$ youtube-dl -o - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaW_jenozKcj | vlc -
zsh: no matches found: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaW_jenozKcj
VLC media player 2.2.4 Weatherwax (revision 2.2.3-37-g888b7e89)
[0000000001c49148] core libvlc: Running vlc with the default interface. Use 'cvlc' to use vlc without interface.
[00007f7400001168] core stream error: cannot pre fill buffer
```


Okay, I'll report back if the problem persists, because I updated it for like only 10 minutes before @oberon2007 downgrade it back. I only noticed the problem after rebooting of course with the downgraded module. Thanks :)