@mailletf I am happy to see that you are using Edlib :)! Do you mind if I ask why have you removed this files, was there some kind of problem with them? Do you think they should be removed from the repository?


Somehow there still is a small issue. I will need to debug that later


Just fixed it. I spelt it wrong.

Basically, it loads the entire player-table/world-table to memory on boot rather then gradually loading them to memory during runtime.


like


according to this, the kernel i'm using is ready for eCryptf, which
means that kernel 3.14 and 4.4 in the kernel-kit are also ready to be
compiled and used with eCryptfs.. people may add x86_64 versions of
them...

in /boot/config-3.14.65, i see all  the required options are enabled
the same way
https://answers.launchpad.net/ecryptfs/+question/46285

but note this:
CONFIG_ECRYPT_FS=m

i guess this means all SFS's must be loaded first and then perform
```modprobe ecryptfs``` ?


@bramalingam I had a little play with the css of the xywh panel. See what you think (NB: didn't commit the compiled template).


Incidentally, the 14% find was a result of several long running empty loops + line profiling on my machine. it may vary by about a percent. It refers purely to time spent "doing tqdm stuff" before and after the commit.


lgtm, though i think you meant http://travis-ci.org instead of http://tavis-ci.org in the commit message :)


Yes, exactly it's replaced by the two -comments-form.php includes I added. New PR will be coming shortly.


@sz told @usirin that this was already handled in production on nginx level. I'm just the messenger.


coil_heating_otherfuel (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2249 of 2288 tests passed, 524 test warnings)

 * 563 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 163 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 163 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 39 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 91 tests had: Table small diffs.

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OK, I'll keep an eye on how things go.


Yes, I referenced the Delete All Comments (https://en-ca.wordpress.org/plugins/delete-all-comments/) plugin to write the code, where and how would I acknowledge this? The code I pulled was everything within the delete_everywhere conditional where it's truncating and optimizing the table with queries. Thanks


I added this directly above the copied code, let me know if that's not the right way. Thanks
// Repurposed the following code from Delete All Comments (https://en-ca.wordpress.org/plugins/delete-all-comments/)


Hi! My name is Pam. I'm working with mri of rhesus monkey, I want to do cortical thickness analysis. Your scrip  DistortionCorrectionAndEPIToT1wReg_FLIRTBBRAndFreeSurferBBRbased.sh calls FreeSurferNHP.sh which would really help me for my analysis. How can I get or download it? I really appreciate your help!

Thanks!!


@aeschli, sorry for the question, but why VS Code has target `es6`, and extensions has a target `es5`?


Thanks for the catch, updated this instance, there's some others in the disable-comments.php but I'll leave them to you as they're not associated with the feature set I'm introducing. Cheers


@valib Don't think i forgotten the language of my grand father, actually he learned esperanto when coming in France, but _ucharset_ will definitively be much better and lighter if it was disponible for Java, but the Java version (http://jchardet.sourceforge.net/) never get updated since many years, that's sad :-(


I think I corrected this in the upcoming PR.


This commit crashes the scanner when using MySQL.

````
2016-08-18 09:16:46,084 [       Thread-23][           app][   ERROR] Exception on /raw_data [GET]
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/flask/app.py", line 1988, in wsgi_app
    response = self.full_dispatch_request()
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/flask/app.py", line 1641, in full_dispatch_request
    rv = self.handle_user_exception(e)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/flask/app.py", line 1544, in handle_user_exception
    reraise(exc_type, exc_value, tb)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/flask/app.py", line 1639, in full_dispatch_request
    rv = self.dispatch_request()
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/flask/app.py", line 1625, in dispatch_request
    return self.view_functions[rule.endpoint](**req.view_args)
  File "/root/PokemonGo-staging/pogom/app.py", line 91, in raw_data
    d['pokemons'] = Pokemon.get_active(swLat, swLng, neLat, neLng)
  File "/root/PokemonGo-staging/pogom/models.py", line 110, in get_active
    for p in query:
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/peewee.py", line 2967, in __iter__
    return iter(self.execute())
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/peewee.py", line 2960, in execute
    self._qr = ResultWrapper(model_class, self._execute(), query_meta)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/peewee.py", line 2656, in _execute
    return self.database.execute_sql(sql, params, self.require_commit)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/playhouse/shortcuts.py", line 203, in execute_sql
    sql, params, require_commit)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/peewee.py", line 3485, in execute_sql
    cursor.execute(sql, params or ())
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pymysql/cursors.py", line 161, in execute
    result = self._query(query)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pymysql/cursors.py", line 317, in _query
    conn.query(q)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pymysql/connections.py", line 837, in query
    self._affected_rows = self._read_query_result(unbuffered=unbuffered)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pymysql/connections.py", line 1021, in _read_query_result
    result.read()
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pymysql/connections.py", line 1304, in read
    first_packet = self.connection._read_packet()
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pymysql/connections.py", line 963, in _read_packet
    packet_header = self._read_bytes(4)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pymysql/connections.py", line 990, in _read_bytes
    data = self._rfile.read(num_bytes)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pymysql/_socketio.py", line 59, in readinto
    return self._sock.recv_into(b)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gevent/_socket2.py", line 313, in recv_into
    self._wait(self._read_event)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gevent/_socket2.py", line 179, in _wait
    self.hub.wait(watcher)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gevent/hub.py", line 630, in wait
    result = waiter.get()
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gevent/hub.py", line 878, in get
    return self.hub.switch()
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gevent/hub.py", line 609, in switch
    return greenlet.switch(self)
LoopExit: ('This operation would block forever', <Hub at 0x7f46445f2730 epoll pending=0 ref=0 fileno=7>)
```


I'm sorry @solarissmoke, I don't think I follow, I thought I was using $wpdb? Did I miss something or is there a better approach? Thanks


Good to know, dropped it.


Still crashes, I think when trying to select a map manually.
[exception.log.txt](https://github.com/osmandapp/Osmand/files/423814/exception.log.txt)


Yeah, but we know C++.
I'm talking about failed DLL imports and s*** like that.
Maybe a tile-based game, I'm doing that now.


I've reforked to create a new PR and commit with updates to fix this questions, etc.


#5768-Example-files-which-show-discontinutity-in-air-or-water-flow-rate-through-fans-and-pumps (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1724 of 1724 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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#5768-Example-files-which-show-discontinutity-in-air-or-water-flow-rate-through-fans-and-pumps (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2283 of 2290 tests passed, 12 test warnings)

 * 11 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 11 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 11 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 7 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 7 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.

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#5768-Example-files-which-show-discontinutity-in-air-or-water-flow-rate-through-fans-and-pumps (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Front end was me. If the server isn't working, the buttons can be used to test functionality.


@jatows для приема ваучерами у киви есть какой-то виджет?


It should be better than not working.


I'm confused. This is already in [`src/platform/storm/README.md`](https://github.com/helena-project/tock/blob/master/src/platform/storm/README.md#jtag-programming) and the instructions are platform-specific


@brghena Maybe replace this sentence `See the README file in each platform subdirectory for details.` from the top-level readme with links to the subreadmes like we do for gateway setup?


@wzrad Haha oh just some harmless fun. Got a better alternative for me yet?


-> Fixed unit test FileInfoTests.MoveTo_WhereTargetExists_Throws()


seems im getting errors on
'last_modified': calendar.timegm(pokestops[f['id']]['last_modified'].timetuple()),
and
'last_modified': calendar.timegm(gyms[f['id']]['last_modified'].timetuple()),


You have commented on a commit, which isn't where we look for issues.  I would first suggest trying a version of the pipelines from the "releases" page:

https://github.com/Washington-University/Pipelines/releases

If that isn't working for your case, please open an issue here:

https://github.com/Washington-University/Pipelines/issues


Not me personally, but https://github.com/ReactiveX/RxSwift! Also this is pretty neat, https://github.com/ReSwift/ReSwift.

What's been going on? You got a chat client of some sort? G-mail, Telegram, whatever? We should get hot pot again sometime if you're still in Chicago.


1. Good.
2. Very nice! Perfect overview.
3. This is also really good – the check for outliers is something I would have even expected in the bonus, but it’s nice to see it here (also something I forgot to do!). Good practices all around. As far as the bonus question is concerned: this is also good, but I was looking more for finding tricky errors in the records than creation of new variables like the general alcohol column (which turns out to be a later question.) Nothing wrong here though. Check out my solutions for some examples if you’re curious.
4. Nice use of pivot table, melt, and groupby to filter out the stores without the full year. This is perfect and you explained your decision to remove all the invalid ones at the end, which I like.
5. Yearly liquor sales section is perfect. Yes, the column operation version is much faster because it doesn’t need to iterate row by row. That’s the beauty of vectorized operations! The pandas stuff to find profit per gallon per county is correct. Good plot for the profit by size interaction. In 5.7 this is essentially measuring which alcohols are sold the most, but in saying a relationship between liquor type and profit my idea was to investigate which liquors were selling for more per gallon sold. Apologies if this was not clear enough. For what you investigated your code is correct and the chart is nice. 5.9: Good work here overall, but you would want to actually look at what small stores are selling the most rather than the least. If small stores are selling just as much whiskey and vodka as big stores (relative to the total gallons sold), then it wouldn’t be an effective tax.
6. There are a couple of things I’m confused about in this section. You merge the quarters together on store number after splitting them into Q1 sections, but aren’t there multiple rows in each per store here? Perhaps you summed the values for the stores together in code that I’m not seeing, but if not I’m not sure what that inner join is doing. The other thing is that later you sort by the alcohol category in Q1, but because you didn’t join by alcohol categories across the two years as well there aren’t any guarantees that the rows match up by alcohol sales. Lastly, your recommendation for what alcohol to sell is not adjusted for store size. The chart indicates more that Vodka is selling more overall, but this is because more of it is selling overall. If I were a store owner I would want to know which alcohol I would get the most profit from per gallon rather than the most sold alcohol across the state. Otherwise though, the code itself is good and your summaries and conclusions are very descriptive.

Overall:
You’re definitely at the point now where you can use pandas to do advanced data munging and manipulation (which was the main exercise in this project.) Except for some mishaps in question 6, your answers are really nice. Comments and descriptions are all great, which is very important, and you’ve made charts to show what you’ve concluded. All around great work, just make sure to be careful around the details of what you are merging on and conceptually what advice/conclusions you are drawing for the question being asked.

Kiefer


no me gusta tanto la idea de tener que agregar estos divs para los errores. Podríamos tal vez agregarlos programáticamente? cuando el backend arroje los errores?
y si nos tocara quedarnos con algo así, mejor mover a partials para reutilizar


1. Perfect.
2. All good.
3. Cleaning is all done correctly

Looks like you got started on the rest of them, but ended up not doing them (unless the github file I have is outdated…if so let me know). I understand the project was quite long and hard, and probably a bit overwhelming. Still though, if you feel like you’re having a lot of trouble completing the questions please don’t hesitate to come to me for help! I’d much prefer to sit down and help you through the questions than you being frustrated and unable to finish them, or beating your head against a wall. The projects aren’t graded and shouldn’t be considered like a “test” where you can’t have me help you answer the questions. If you’re still having trouble getting through questions on project 4 we should meet and go through the code.

Kiefer


estos mensajes también vienen desde el backend


mejor no tenerlos codificados en el frontend


1. All good.
2. All the code is correct; would be good to have a brief description from you about what the data is.
3. The cleaning is all perfect. You even jumped ahead to create the broad alcohol category which is a later question.
4. The min-max date thing is good, but what if stores close and then reopen throughout 2015? This strategy would miss those. A better one is to count the unique months by store and make sure they all have 12 for 2015. Also, you don’t have to iterate through the bad scores, you could do this more efficiently with a mask operation.
5. Sections 5.1 through 5.3 are all good - nice concise code. I like your approach in 5.5 to look at this ratio. The describe on your dataframe is confusing since it’s describing the columns (calculating across columns, which doesn’t tell you about the differences between large and small stores.) Would be nice to have a chart here that shows store size by profit ratio. Interesting that the cost/retail ratio is basically the same for all of these - I hadn’t looked at that when I did this. Your work here is definitely good. In the bonus one I was more thinking about brand of liquor as in Smirnof vs Captain Morgan, etc., but it wasn’t clear so no worries. Your idea for the tax in the final section does explicitly tax larger stores since it is literally a tax on how many bottles you are selling. A better tax that avoids this would be one that targets specific alcohols.
6. The masking and metric you came up with here on sections  6.1 thru 6.3 is great. Nice work. The recommendation for specific liquor type is also great (Crawford, I realized later, looks really good because of a specific outlier, but I had missed this too till the very end).

Overall:
Really nice work! You’re clearly very comfortable using pandas to munge and transform data at this point to do exploratory analysis. You had stuff in here that I hadn’t even considered when I was doing it – I’m very impressed. The only major mishap was recommending a tax that explicitly was what the tax board didn’t want, but no big deal. Great job.

Kiefer


1. Perfect.
2. Very nice.
3. Yep, good cleaning here and renaming of the columns.
4. Finding the minimum and maximum is good – it gets rid of any store that falls outside of that range. The only problem is that a store may have closed and reopened during the year, in which case they would be missing months. There actually are some stores like that in here that have no reported sales during certain months. Otherwise though the code is good.
5. Sections 5.1 thru 5.3 are perfect. I see you got started on making the map, which is cool. In 5.5, this is a nice investigation of the question and a good chart, but it’s good to describe your  conclusion based on the data you looked at. 5.6 is perfect. In 5.7, your code is good and the chart is nice, but what you’re really looking at here is just which of the broader categories sold the most. To better look at the relationship between liquor type and profit you can adjust for the amount of gallons sold of that type. I’m glad you did the bonus 5.8 too – this is a great way to look at it neatly. If you were to adjust for gallons sold here too it would be even more interesting. For the tax, you would likely want to first sort the stores by the amount of gallons sold. That would tell you the overall size of the store better than the profit (in case some stores are more or less profitable for other reasons). Then after that, you could figure out what types of alcohol those stores sold the most of, and decide the tax based on that.
6. Great use of masking to make the Q1 dataframes. Nice charts for determining a metric. Instead of delta though, which is related to the percent change (growth), it would be better to just look at the average sales for quantity of alcohol sold in that area. I didn’t have any specific formula in mind for the combined metric; a simple one might just be an average of the counties’ ranks in growth and overall sales. For the last section: It’s true that whiskey has the most sales, but is more useful to look at which type is the most profitable adjusting for gallons sold.

Overall:
Really nice work! You’re very competent with using pandas to work with data. Your code is nice and clean, which makes your approach to the questions very clear. You were able to finish all the required questions on a very long project, which is impressive. Based on this I think you’re doing very well in the class and have a good handle on the content thus far. The only issues in the project were more conceptual ones related to adjustment or controlling for factors that make your recommendations less relevant, like adjusting for gallons sold when talking about profits. Great job though.

Kiefer


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Does this work then @sm0179 ?


1. Good.
2. Good.
3. I see you put the money columns in terms of cents, by removing the period. Unconventional but obviously not wrong. For that bonus section check out my solutions. There’s a few examples of weird and hard to find problems in the data.
4. Nice code and well-commented which I appreciate. Pandas actually has built-in datetime functionality but importing this works too. The filtering by minimum and maximum date is fine, but there are actually stores in 2015 that appear to be closed for certain months (no reported sales), despite falling in that range. Figuring out which stores were open in each of the 12 months is a more comprehensive solution to this question.
5. The column names aren’t applicable to the numbers anymore (dollars) since you removed that period, they are now in terms of cents. All of 5.1 thru 5.3 are great. Nice chart on 5.5. Sections 5.6 and 5.7 are correct and the charts are nice. One thing to note, though: the relationship between type and profit is actually better looked at adjusting for the quantity sold. This chart is really just telling us that whiskey is sold more than the other alcohol types, whereas the more interesting thing to look at is what is the best liquor to sell accounting for volume. For the tax part, I think that looking at more than just 5 stores would help make a better judgement and separate out the preferred liquor types by store size. You had the right idea though - this is the approach I took.
6. Good. What you're labeling percent change is not actually percent change, but it does retain information about the growth. Whiskey is definitely the type of alcohol sold the most, but if you adjust for the amount sold then you could find the most profitable whiskey by volume sold - probably (but not necessarily) a better liquor for the store owner to buy.

Overall:
Nice work. You obviously don’t have any trouble with the code here, you’ve got great competence with the pandas data munging and such here. You mentioned you didn’t have time to do the challenge and expert problems, which is totally fine, but given your skill level I think you could tackle them (when you do have time in the future). Great work.

Kiefer


lgtm, I will let the square buttons pass.


Did not know that `src/platform/storm/README.md` existed. I'll rework the text to link to the platform-specific READMEs instead.


1. Good.
2. Good.
3. All the cleaning here is good. I see your removed outliers in the bonus section, which is fine. Check out my solutions for other odd things in the data to clean.
4. This works and I’m glad you did it by unique months, which is the correct way to filter them out as opposed to a date range. They way you do it is unconventional and I bet you could get faster performance if you use groupbys and aggregations and masks with pandas, but the result should be the same.
5. Sections 5.1 through 5.5 are all very good. I like the use of the correlation matrix to check out the relationship between the profit and size, but it would also be nice to have a chart here too. I see you got started on the broader category thing and nearly got it. Check out the solutions if you’re curious to see how I did it.
6. Your “sales growth” column is fine, but I personally think that percent growth from 2015 is more intuitive. It's a matter of preference though. I see you got started on the other ones but ran out of time, which is fine.

Overall:
Good work. You seem pretty comfortable with pandas. You’re able to do masking and grouping and aggregation without trouble. The project was overly long, so I didn’t expect people to finish the required questions this time (my fault for making it too long). My one big suggestion is to make more visuals for stuff to explain your work – it makes your conclusions and process more compelling and clear. You seem like you’re doing well with the material overall though, so I’m happy.

Kiefer


1. Good.
2. Good.
3. Those are some pretty nice, comprehensive cleaning functions there. Nice work! I like the use of aliases to make your indexing easier. If you want more examples of weirdness in the data for cleaning (bonus part), I have a few in the solutions.
4. Yeah you had the right general idea for filtering the stores. The better way than just a date range is actually to find the stores that had 12 unique months that had sales in 2015. This is because some stores did not report any sales in 2015 and so were potentially closed during that period.
5. Nice demonstration of the pivot table and groupby solutions here. This is a good example of how they can both get you the information you want (and are therefore often a matter of preference). Profit per gallon looks good. In 5.5 you get started but don’t seem to have visualized or calculated the relationship between the two. Good plot for the relationship between profit and liquor type. This actually ends up just representing which liquor type is sold most. If you were to use the profit per gallon instead you would be able to see which type is worth the most per volume (but either works for this question).
6. The growth rate here works well. Nice work creating the metric, but be sure to describe why you decided on it to your readers.

Overall:
Nice work here. Your code is clean and well-organized. This project was particularly (excessively) long and so finishing it was untenable, but you made it through quite a bit of it which is impressive. I have no worries about your handle of data manipulation with pandas. You are obviously competent with grouping, aggregating, pivoting, masking, etc. which was the point of this project. Looks like you’ve got a good understanding of the content in the class and are able to effectively apply it.

Kiefer


remove the whitespace


woah, so cool


hah


This is throwing some errors in the test suite: `_getHeadPreload` is defined in `OnDemandList`; `Tree` can be used with grids that are not based on `OnDemandList`.


Yeah there is a tiny reference to it just above, but should be more prominent i guess


caused by https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/pull/555 ?


Thanks, I'll adjust


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Not sure this solves #9 and #8, could you also add a note stating that Lua 5.1 version is required for LÖVErocks to work since that is the version LÖVE uses and Luarocks can't handle different versions, or something like that?

This would help so that people stop reporting issues about installing LÖVErocks when Luarocks is using  Lua 5.2 or 5.3. I know you already did some stuff that helps fix this in the rockspec but it is better to have it documented


Yep, that's the one.  Luckily it's an easy fix for us, and I kinda-sorta knew to expect this since they were migrating to `homebrew/core` vs. mainline formulae in the base Homebrew directory.


0/10 ;)


@samnpowell @gusgunn Here is my completed homework assignment for week 5.


More ideas on a possible `nats.Error` here: https://github.com/wallyqs/nats/commit/79d50353828959e637302b28ba3250c137b6d7f9
Thanks Ivan for the feedback :)


```
source("update-lines-data-remove-NAs.R")
```
At the end of that should do it ;-)

Agree it's a bodge but it can't be helped: Anna's data was generated using a manual fix.

But it would be possible to do it more elegantly. Not a priority now: next time the scenarios and everything should be generated in a single reproducible build process. That's what we're gradually moving towards - many bespoke scripts like this will become redundant when we get there, hence putting it in pct not pct-load.


This seems to work on my Ubuntu amd64 machine, but on freebsd i386 this sometimes fails.  There's contradictory information online as to whether you can `pthread_cancel()` a thread that's already exited (for example, if the thread naturally reached its `return (NULL)`).

Any info off the top of your head?


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Nice Job!


### view in debug mode on CODEPEN
### http://codepen.io/SoftwareRVG/details/VjRgwR/


Thanks dude!


@Blood-Asp Does the Materials files in this commit fix the limitation?


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Glad you were online fast enough that it didn't seem to break too many things and it didn't require a major rewrite. Is there a non-quick better fix that would be needed? Is there a risk of restructuring even after this? Sounds like homebrew has some plans to get to a 1.0.0 which might mean useful stability guarantees we could rely on, but not sure what else they might change before then.


is there a need for the csv property?  and if it's not readonly, wouldn't we need to synch csv with selected in a setter?


This is returning a pointer to a local variable on the stack, so the behavior is undefined. Instead, `coordinates` should be an inout parameter.


This can be very confusing for the students (and teachers...).

They end up putting their code in these handlers, and then wondering why it doesn't work -- not realizing that they have to click the hint to get it to run. Maybe a note or something could help avoid that pain...


128425187-IDDCleanups (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1156 of 1156 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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There isn't a good reason to do this here. I would have just done a single line (`wg.Add(len(ls))`) before entering the for loop.


oo


line end changed
permission changed
why?


Pantalla final de creditos


It broke current proxy setting in config.ini, the log is:

[ search_worker_0][        search][   ERROR] Exception in search_worker: set_authentication() got an unexpected keyword argument 'proxy_config'. Username: raily1024
Traceback (most recent call last):

My config.ini setting is like this:
proxy: http://xxx:xxxxx@127.0.0.1:3128


# 20160817 add introduction at cathaybank.html


gcc 6.1.1 complains about missing include: <random>. 4.8.3 does not complain about it.
 CXX      test/msgr/ceph_test_async_networkstack-test_async_networkstack.o
 test/msgr/test_async_networkstack.cc:543:10: error: ‘random_device’ in namespace ‘std’ does not name a type
      std::random_device rd;
           ^~~~~~~~~~~~~
 test/msgr/test_async_networkstack.cc:544:10: error: ‘default_random_engine’ in namespace ‘std’ does not name a type
      std::default_random_engine rng;
           ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 test/msgr/test_async_networkstack.cc:904:8: error: ‘random_device’ in namespace ‘std’ does not name a type
    std::random_device rd;
         ^~~~~~~~~~~~~

@tchaikov and @badone


what the fuck


 $context = stream_context_create(['ssl' => ['ciphers' => 'ADH', 'verify_peer' => false, 'verify_peer_name' => false]]);
            $PROTOCOL = ($this->ssl ? 'ssl://' : '' );
            $this->debug('Connection attempt #' . $ATTEMPT . ' to ' . $PROTOCOL . $ip . ':' . $this->port . '...');
            $this->socket = @stream_socket_client($PROTOCOL . $ip.':'. $this->port, $this->error_no, $this->error_str, $this->timeout, STREAM_CLIENT_CONNECT,$context);


Bad idea. This is incompatible with the parent method signature.


Hey there - this looks awesome! Is this application being written for Android by chance? My team and I built a an extremely similar booking app for barbers that also syncs with FB, Instagram.

If you're open to it, I'd love to connect with you to learn more about the story behind ManageINK. We're actually thinking about expanding to tattoo artists/piercers too down the road. I'd love to work together with you :) Feel free to drop me a line at leon.lackiram@gmail.com


the main code


Fixed in follow-up commit 511a0dad1b801e16d603264c23a9bf21f4b4870c.


This should be written as `[self.camera isEqual:camera]`.


Fixes a bug introduced in the parent commit, 2664681c549ac9eb0c6dfa660ad87a4772e4b812


h


The direction is all that can/should change as a result of calling this method. This should be written as `self.direction != direction`.


This should be written as `!MGLCoordinateBoundsEqualToCoordinateBounds(self.visibleCoordinateBounds, bounds)`.


@pifagor87: I branched this off directly from the commit that introduced the bug. Then merged later. Seems like a good strategy for achieving a nice history, doesn't it?


Up


I don’t think this buys us any additional confidence that the check works as expected. If anything, the previous code was easier to verify by inspection. If we’re worried about `direction == self.direction` not behaving correctly, we should add unit tests.


Good call.


@mitchellh wouldn't simply passing `&d` (over dereferencing) solve a problem here?


@Atemo:
Some players entered the endless tower multiple times with a single character on our server. Just by creating another party with another "dummy" character.
This fix prevented them to do this. But it's still possible. You need to stay in the party and just change the party leadership to the dummy character. :/

From http://irowiki.org/wiki/Endless_Tower:
> Warning: If any party member leaves their party while inside the dungeon, they will be kicked out and sent back to their save point! However, they can be reinvited to the party and reenter the tower.
> [...]
> There is no limit on how many instances a party can create within the 4 hour limit. A new instance can be created under a different party leader if the previous instance was destroyed. Once the time limit is up, there is a 6 day 20 hour cooldown period for all party members in which they cannot enter a new Endless Tower instance. **However, additional instances will not allow access to additional MVPs.**

One of my players told me that officially it's not possible to re-enter the ET. Maybe thats the most easiest and safest way. To just check and set the 7 day timer on entering the ET.

(I didn't open an issue to prevent players to abuse this bug by now...)


I agree with moving the guard before the call to `mbgl::Map::cancelTransitions()`, but checking for MGLMapCamera equality is the least error-prone way to avoid doing unnecessary work. If there is any bug, it would be isolated to `-[MGLMapCamera isEqual:]` rather than potentially spread between `-cameraOptionsForAnimatingToCamera:edgePadding:`, `-viewportWouldChangeWithCamera:`, `-cameraForCameraOptions:`, and any downstream methods. Instead of replacing this call, we should add a unit test for `-[MGLMapCamera isEqual:]`.


128425187-IDDCleanups (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2282 of 2284 tests passed, 2 test warnings)

 * 4 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table big diffs.

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these methods break backwards compatibility with the renaming of the keyword.
I don't know if it matters. (It's not heavily used or advertised.)


是哒。。。


this also makes sure only ONE ad is loaded on startup.


128425187-IDDCleanups (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1724 of 1724 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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128425187-IDDCleanups (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Hopefully tonight, also sorry I missed you on irc it was 4am when you messaged me.. we need a better contact system..


![Uploading 超级截屏_20160817_112735.png…]()
![Uploading 超级截屏_20160817_112804.png…]()


I thought this is a PR that I missed to look at. comments are on commit. (I moved from github network view)
In either case, this is a great, necessary cleanup.


ajax()请求成功之后的逻辑处理应该单独封装函数处理，而且这个逻辑处理又非常多


I can't, we need to remove the pointer to get the `%#v` formatting to work. Ugh. :( I'd love a better way to do it.


There was a missed spot in reverting my change, but after that it does appear to work.


请问社长，添加的sock5， 意思是可以取代ss了？


WDYT about following through and taking the name from the File? This will make the signature symmetric to the addDirectory


干的漂亮~


I think you should do return; if this only happens once or move setState outside the for loop


Ummmm...okay.  Check out [Emma's website](https://mooingflintfinds.github.io/).  She's added to it since we were there.  Everything on there she learned on Codecademy.


not to self..why did it revrt to the color macros..fix this shit..


The MAIN.agc files need to be updated too.

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I have fix it! Just run it on my Mac:
sudo -H pip install -r requirements.txt --upgrade

Thanks @invisiblek !


This says what we do with -m not what it means or why we need it. WDYT about introducing a constant like USE_EXISTING_MANIFEST_FLAG?


There are some mistakes here which I'll help you fix later.


AMAZING! :D


README


I mainly did this just as a proof on concept for saving important game files that may need to be changed during runtime and saved for future reference. Also, because it was fun.


This was great idea by Stephane. Good luck in LTC.


@mitchellh ah yes. Nice formatting will be gone. Bummer.


Portada de la materia


os_2_0_develop_measures (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Build Failed

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I considered that, but the commit had already been pushed, and GitHub said:
>We strongly discourage force pushing, since this changes the history of your repository. If you force push, people who have already cloned your repository will have to manually fix their local history.

For a small change like this, an empty commit seemed the cleanest solution, as was suggested here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20138640/pushing-empty-commits-to-remote


sizeof was better a choice of perf because it can never be null


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

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


I see. I'm not mad at all! But I'm not sure if it's appropriate to use the Tor logo in a CONIKS library that makes no reference to Tor. Unfortunately, we don't have a CONIKS logo :(


120796739_ObjListAutoPopulate (Nigusse) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2295 of 2295 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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回到使用simple之前的版本


Could this script possibly be useful for other apps than bl-obthemes? If so, maybe give it a more generic name?

btw, line 5
>Copyright (C) 2016 damo    <xaos52@bunsenlabs.org>


Not sure what I was thinking here... you're right, immediately returning is the correct way to handle this.


A comment, specific to this commit.
"I like it!"


Aww, it's my kiddy action. I will fix it. Sorry for the noise.


128425187-IDDCleanups (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1722 of 1724 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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128425187-IDDCleanups (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@2ion I would like to reverse this commit, if you have no objections. Please see https://github.com/BunsenLabs/bunsen-utilities/issues/52#issuecomment-240308345


hello


hi


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

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Having two different entries with the same value of "32" will lead to unpredictable results at the webui level.


不错，好极了


helo thambisir


Really? I thought you were a proponent of strict types. Generally I prefer them, but sometimes things like this can be annoying.


Simply changed retreiving to retrieving


Whoops... Thought I got all those with find-and-replace. So clearly I've been using copy/paste a lot. 😄


Validacion y pull del proyecto actualizado al dia 16/08/2016


shit this should be ```sendDataToAllSockets```


Issue has been resolved. Apparently,gh-pages-server is case-sensetive about files extensitons. And local is not (gulp-connect)


A rather cosmetic remark: tabs and spaces are mixed.


test


I still think `Subscriber` should be an interface with this class as a default impl. It bothers me to have an interface linked to a concrete class.


Hmmm.


Changelog items in core have an h4 tag. You've converted to h2, any reason?


ちゃう。ランタイムエラーはコンパイル時には発生しなかった。エラーやな。つまり実行時のエラー。見つけるのがむずい


Change `cupcake_detail` -> `menu:cupcake_detail`


@hemanth Geting "process.env._system_name" undefined on Windows! Using Node.js v4.4.7.

![osarch](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5253753/17724464/e5abd7fe-645f-11e6-9749-a4c1c045d40f.jpg)


Found out in the meantime that I have 10kohm pull-up on the FC and also 10k on the compass. Will try to remove then from the compass to see if that makes a difference.... When working on the earlier code, I have no I2C errors, ... Will try this evening


LGTM. The previous wording was ok but I misunderstood it so I guess this is better.
Thanks and I'm sorry if it felt like I was nitpicking, didn't mean to.


pull del proyecto actualizado al dia 16/08/2016


덤으로 세미콜론도 추가함


mouse too bad


@pfalcon if you didn't already see it, stmhal build is broken; `uint32_t != unsigned int`


No worries! Is there going to be a separate Tor Messenger CONIKS server? We should definitely use the logo there!


Turns out that's the only test that has `(data "..." "...")` i.e., the data segment has a few separates strings in it. We only parsed the first, so the rest was zeros...


How does quit() interact with a script that makes multiple driver sessions? Or does it not matter because we're initializing a new driver instance on each loop?

Also, what do you think would be better, wait 60s for user input or wait indefinitely (99999)? Was unsure of which to do when I first wrote it. Thanks!


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#AGcjQdShSSW5X9vHu2deFQ


@zuyu Are we trying to bring everything in `query_optimizer`?


CleanOutOpenMP (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2325 of 2325 tests passed, 567 test warnings)

 * 567 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.

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> Yeah Joseph is going to refactor that.

So Joseph is going to add the advantages and disadvantages? Is that what you're saying?

> We don't have a way of discussing yet do we. This is where we need to build discourse between schools. What's a cheap way of discussing these things and deciding?

I think it's just a matter of having a conversation. I'm happy to have it on Slack ... or wherever. _Cheap_ is one metric for the discussion. I'd happy with _fruitful_ and _enjoyable_ too ;)

> At the moment i notice I've taught class based react, because it flows in from oo last week well.

That seems reasonable. I'm very interested how we position OO JavaScript as it relates with other languages and the best practice way of using it in JavaScript. The content Simon has been writing is a great start.

> I don't want to discuss folder structure at this level of granularity.

Not discussing the folder structure was what caused the book refactor. We didn't (and still don't need) more than one level. That's why I commented on it. I don't want to repeat it either.

> I think we do what works for the person writing and so that is not ambiguous.

I think doing what works for the person versus remaining consistent with what is in place is exactly how to introduce ambiguity.

> I am not up for changing other peoples work when we don't have a clear structure agreed.

I wasn't recommending you change other people's work. Simply call this file `react/event-delegation-with-class.md`. Easy peasy.


Wow, this stuff is hard! Worked on `export foo = 'bar'` for a few hours and made good progress but still not quite grokking `nodes.coffee` I think, and the developer workflow here especially.

The core of what I have is this:
```coffee
exports.ExportAssign = class ExportAssign extends Base
  constructor: (@identifier, @expression) ->
  isStatement: YES
  compileNode: (o) ->
    code = [
      new Assign new Value(@identifier), @expression
      @makeCode('\n')
      new ExportImport new ModuleList [@identifier], yes
    ]
```


@lsyaseen I am still seeing the wrong version of cmake. Not sure why, but have a few ideas of what to try.


I can't test right now, but does mode="a+" throw an exception if the file is not present?


To avoid conflicts with `node_modules` you can cache `- $HOME/.npm` as an alternative.


Upon further thought... there's a secondary benefit to being able to enumerate (rather than combine) variants:
* can create template functions, for example variant-specific endgame evaluations

and I haven't heard anyone interested in combinations of variants, even things like Anti960 and Atomic960 haven't been asked for.  So maybe enumerations are the way to go.


Pretty neat stuff right? @sid093


I added this code and pushed it to the same repo. You can view any change i make like this and comment on it. We can also discuss shit here. 👯


@daira
+1


CleanOutOpenMP (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1157 of 1157 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Hey @danderson00 , Shouldn't this be an OR? If we have skip(0).take(100) you would still get the ROW_NUMBER property back.


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

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I explicitly included a `default:` block because the only enum values expected to be seen were already enumerated. This sort of thing is why I am ambivalent about such checks. Having said that I'm willing to adapt to the expectations of the tools since doing so is easy and the benefits outweigh the aggravation. I'll update that `switch` statement accordingly. Is there some reason we shouldn't make that compiler flag part of the standard build? For that matter, given recent discussions on this topic I would argue unhandled enum values in `switch` blocks should be an error rather than a warning. After all, if we're going to treat such warnings as requiring the code to be modified (rather than suppressing the warning) why allow the compilation to succeed?


The following files should be ignored.
I'll let you find the offending entry (or lack thereof) in the .gitignore and fix it.

- [ ] cache.properties
- [ ] cache.properties.lock
- [ ] cache.properties
- [ ] fileSnapshots.bin
- [ ] taskArtifacts.bin


Yeah it is. @AamirAnwar20
I tried do go back to a previous commit and create a new branch from there. It's called newBranch, fucking thing may have fucked up
Lemme try to see if I can merge correctly.
Where do you get emoji from?


@ddomingues: I couldn't make the `attributes_for()` method work properly when I take the type attribute out.

That is, when the factory has no type attribute, I get:
```
$ attributes_for(:select_field)
 => {:name=>"Broderick Eichm", :hint=>"Use me ;)", :default_value=>"hi", :type=>"Field", :required=>false}
```
So, I had to leave the type attribute in the factory order to get the expected attributes:
```
$ attributes_for(:select_field)
 => {:name=>"Elise Harvey", :hint=>"Use me ;)", :default_value=>"hi", :type=>"SelectField", :required=>false}
```
Do you have any idea about how can I get rid of the type attribute from the factory and still getting the correct output from the `attributes_for()` method?


test


Haha just remove the branch if it is fucked. For emojis, just type ':' and you should see a drop down after  type a letter


能给点 安装部署的文档吗（或者流程）


$$state лучше не использовать


@KTAB what Linux distribution should we be testing against? Probably some version of Ubuntu but which one?


Можно перенести в роутинг


юзай ui-sref


Hello


Попробуй вызвать в функции сразу
```
        nx.draw(self.G,node_size=self.bc, node_color=self.cc, alpha=0.5, font_family='verdana')
        plt.savefig('Graphs/'+self.query+'.png')
```

Думаю, можно найти в доке еще как построить картинку без отрисовки графа в гуй. Надо просто доку покурить


@lsyaseen That won't work, need to revert that commit.


Не обязательно. Давай зафиксируем один язык, а? Ато я свои примеры кода буду на китайском писать


I can't remove the branch 'newBranch'
Says not found
But it exists here on github :unamused:


Unfortunately this new fancy is hard to read on many backgrounds. :/  We might need a shadow or small border or something.


Ну запушь ветку сюда, чтобы изменения отобразились


Now remote debugging is working.


128425187-IDDCleanups (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2280 of 2284 tests passed, 19 test warnings)

 * 23 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 4 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 5 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.

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(Yes, babel-code-frame is specifically made for JavaScript.)


This comment doesn't directly affect this change, but I was wondering if the GetDependencyProperties shouldn't be returning IEnumerable<DependencyPropertyInfo> instances instead of List<>?
returning a list allows external parties to change the returned list.  Also the way it is stored in the dictionary.
I would have expected the list to be immutable once added via EnsureItemInCache has added it.


Remove it from your local repo and push to origin. It should remove it from github then [Local repo is the one on your computer & the remote repo is the one on github.]


So really for this we'll want to make this a method that takes an argument and returns a Boolean. That'll make this a bit more testable. Digging through the code it looks like this method actually does some fixing. I don't think it should do that. We can talk about it this week though.


Could you make sure that the commit description string approximately matches the changes that are being committed?


Why? This is not an ad.


DO-NOT-MERGE-FanPumpMassFlowChecks (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2324 of 2324 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@lsyaseen I have figured out how to bump the version of cmake correctly!


Why? "People You May Know" is not an ad.


That's what I was worried about. I ran it for about an hour and observed the map coloring in randomly at different places over 6 sq-km. Looked dangerous. Anyone else got any experience with this causing issues, or working just fine?

What about an alternative scheme where the current area of the step search circle is given a unique identifier and then every time it is scanned an integer increments. (scannedThisCircle[id]++) At the same time, for every  spawn point that is  found in it, another integer increments.  countForCircle[id]++. Then as the scan progresses, once any given is circle has been scanned more than X times (scannedThisCircle[id]>10?) and if countForCicle=0 still - skip that scan, don't call the API on it. That way the search progresses in the usual manner and just avoids calling the API for something which hasn't had any hits in the past.


DO-NOT-MERGE-FanPumpMassFlowChecks (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I didn't know how to use tag, so I modified end tag.


two sentences are added with <a> tag.  Alright.


因为这边的参数名传递错误，导致训练时候只能训练开发集长度的数据，也就是三千多行


This doesn't work for me (I fixed the "." thing). Running `result/bin/go2nix` after `nix-build` yields:

    /%/n5g*-ruby-2.3.0-p0/lib/ruby/2.3.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:55:in `require': cannot load such file -- yajl (LoadError)
    	from /%/n5g*-ruby-2.3.0-p0/lib/ruby/2.3.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:55:in `require'
    	from /home/ole/explore-src/go2nix-master/result/lib/go2nix/go.rb:1:in `<top (required)>'
    	from /%/n5g*-ruby-2.3.0-p0/lib/ruby/2.3.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:55:in `require'
    	from /%/n5g*-ruby-2.3.0-p0/lib/ruby/2.3.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:55:in `require'
    	from /home/ole/explore-src/go2nix-master/result/lib/go2nix.rb:1:in `<top (required)>'
    	from /%/n5g*-ruby-2.3.0-p0/lib/ruby/2.3.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:55:in `require'
    	from /%/n5g*-ruby-2.3.0-p0/lib/ruby/2.3.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:55:in `require'
    	from result/bin/go2nix:6:in `<main>'

(shortened output)


@weiliu89 ,
running into GPU memory limitation with ResNet-101 and 500x500. batch_size = 1 takes up ~40% of 1 TitanX GPU mem.  I want to use batch_size = 2  and accum_batch_size = 32  but worried about batch_norm stability.  Any tips based on your 300x300 training (I am assuming you had multiple-gpu's)?


120796739_ObjListAutoPopulate (Nigusse) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2295 of 2295 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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传参错误，直接导致target的值为passage，导致target_tokens维度不是1*batach_size


[Your benchmark job](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/commit/ff3656efbd6d08c559d2a6ef50915200e1a5406d#commitcomment-18666701) has completed - possible performance regressions were detected. A full report can be found [here](https://github.com/JuliaCI/BaseBenchmarkReports/blob/647811b7bc3fbeda0fee5751ac62c90442c7e968/daily_2016_8_17/report.md). cc @jrevels


@daira
+1


Hmm, `os.platform()` says?


update file1


意思应该是可以 socks5 做前置。


why did you add 5th sentence with \<li\> tag?? are you sure?


Not necessarily - the query is generated by the azure-odata-sql-js package - you can see from the if statement at https://github.com/Azure/azure-odata-sql-js/blob/master/src/format.js#L58 that the paged query with row_number is only generated if both are defined and non-zero.

Having said that, this is nasty coupling between the two packages. The better solution is to fix the problem at its core and not return the column at all. I'll earmark this for some attention.


test


why was the connection.class.php file deleted?


Why  it was removed?


For me case with `C` is the same as case for `B`...


pull


흠, 나중에 누군가가 이 연습 프로젝트를 보면 참 웃기겠군. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ


I used the formatting guides on the markdown link shared to incorporate the format in the original document.


No. Sizeof is O(n), !empty is O(1).


wouldn't it be more correct to write
`                var uri = inputUri.GetSafeUriString();
`


Related to Issue #31.


> Why? "People You May Know" is not an ad.
It is a nuisance that 99 out of 100 FB users would rather get rid of.
The point is for people to choose their friends, and not being forced what the FB algorithms keeps on throwing in their faces.


@trainman419 @tfoote this causes a break on trusty which has gstreamer1.0-plugins-ugly, but no `libgstreamer-plugins-ugly1.0-0`.

Looks like we need to split this one up for ros distros.


I think that the code should fix the error that the user made. It should perhaps give an error message and let the user fix it. Unix operating systems have a long history of bugs from this kind of "helpful" command changing. I would vote against it.


@borisyankov do you remember why you comment this out?


DO-NOT-MERGE-FanPumpMassFlowChecks (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1156 of 1156 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Thank you, will simplify many authors lives.


hi


Does not fix #703 for me


Nice! Me and Danny were puzzling over this piece this afternoon trying to figure things out from the diff


Done, will be in tomorrow's nightly build and in 3.0.9


Что с тобой не так, чудик? Мы же договаривались для подобных вещей использовать ветки!


ddddd


我都已经吃过一次亏了。


I mean, cr**e**ate_timer


Tested on my region in OSGrid, will test again once deployed at OSGrid servers


Ta ficando foda.. Continua bro!


Issue #31


> Is log4j configuration initialized after that logstash.yml is loaded and Logstash::SETTINGS configured ?

that is not the case in this current commit that we are commenting on

Since we want to support CLI support for `path.settings` to define the location... `runner.rb` will be responsible to programmatically configure Log4j after `LogStash::SETTINGS` is configured. Lookups should be feasible.


Is it broken again? I got ```{"error":"Invalid filecode"}```.


no impact on result


128425187-IDDCleanups (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2288 of 2290 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table big diffs.

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os.platform() says : 'win32'.


@MatGB Not sure if this is would be desired for master.  It is helpful when troubleshooting with macros and includes.
Usage: Add `#debug_macros "some_file.ext"` to the top of any focs file.
Output of that file will be in *UserDataDir*/FOCS_Debug/some_file.ext
Couple of drawbacks (I can go into details on why if you like):
 * File is not deleted, only created and appended
 * For a single game, there may be duplicate entries in the file.
 * Putting this in a file that is included in multiple other files (e.g. common/priorities.macros) will output each of those files into the one log file.


This is probably a typo, it should be `engines` for more info see [here](https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#engines)


Mind to try reverting this to a `RACCommand` extension? Not sure if this has been fixed.


Lgtm. Thx


拜托下次万万不要再用marge了，将本地操作按照实现功能分成commit，然后rebase

或者还是发PR吧


This did not work for me as it gives error, module not found.

I replaced with:
`if(application.ios){
    return
}`

It now works.


quq不会用啊
因为和本地有冲突嘛所以就merge了


rtdfgdfgdfgdfgdfg


print triangle of star


do you really need default access?


mistake on my end. restored now, thanks for spotting it


why two blank lines?


bad source code formatting


please apply better naming, because foreach variable has the same name as variable from model


合并提交里有没有修改？没有的话我撤销了


well done


卧槽, 你上班也能写


有啊orz
还有就是你那个树莓派的microsd转接口是不是和相机放在一起呀quq
能不能到我家来顺便带一下……你那个屏幕也拿来试一下好了……


最近来不了，下次来的时候我会带上的


唔嗯……好
那你撤销吧


Hmm, That line you highlighted looks like it ensures defined and non-negative, but zero is included.

Thanks for earmarking the issue though.


bad commit name "some advance in User 2" - it is not understandable. Please use more verbose comments.


@vshcherb Works in principle. But even after this https://github.com/osmandapp/Osmand/commit/ae8487d661a7851700e70c017846e9d1adf70c7c I still have issues zooming back out (though panning has improved now). I think there must be some issue with onTouch on that screen which somehow needs fixing...?


what the reason to add comment "User controller", when class is named: "UserController"


why not found this fix in the installation file


please merge patch code to master


Why did you remove this? Conflicts with delayed removal?


bad code formatting


CleanOutOpenMP (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1725 of 1725 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@yakovru  Any comments? These changes were needed to fix regressions from night build. skip=10 was a bit too common, now it is removed in my unification branch.


DO-NOT-MERGE-FanPumpMassFlowChecks (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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why delete this?


Thanks for your information.


Repository method `save()` or `saveAndFlush()` would handle this, don't need to add such logic here


On GitHub, saved changes are called commits. Each commit has an associated commit message, which is a description explaining why a particular change was made. Commit messages capture the history of your changes, so other contributors can understand what you’ve done and why.


看了下，没有新的内容，只是合并冲突。你删除整个Hexagon目录，然后重新clone，免得麻烦


有一些修改的地方呀……quq
好吧好吧……知道啦……


如果有必要，这次提交还可以还原，Github的GC应该没有这么快


why not to add such method in repository, that would find all labels by issue?


嗯……还原吧还原吧


the same for this, like for labels, repository can easily do this


问题是你的提交把很多以前的东西也带回来了


quq看出来了


Awesome fix! @sid093


code refactoring suggestion: better add return here, and don't use break. and in the end of method return null, it would avoid adding new variable `Project project`


Thanks again :)


所以我才要撤销的呀


My English name is Rock.


but here need to apply the same suggestion as I mentioned above


Can i use printer without any printing selection options for android?


我怎么总是看不出来你改了哪里。。。


@saveav turns out my react n react-dom was under devDependencies instead of dependancies. I moved it and it works now. Thanks a bunch!


hoho


Manual controls and RAW output are still unavailable as Manual Camera compatibility test said. Any chance to get it later?


@peterix why the revert?


0 0别管了
要改再说


Quick question - do we still need `.babelrc`?

https://github.com/d3fc/d3fc-sample/blob/master/.babelrc


This change wasn't intended. I suppose my vim fooled me a bit. ;)


Same here.


Sure, you're absolutely right.


It's not work for Helios client NA.


nice.
btw I think `bpy.ops.node.select_all(action= 'SELECT')` selects all  the default is toggle. -- I hadn't tried any of that code yet..


I see it the same way.


这个仓库里记录的是学习代码，比较零散。不局限于angularJS的知识，范围是前端的知识。


I thought it was needed for the jasmine tests? Might be possible to
configure it in another way though
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128425187-IDDCleanups (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2288 of 2290 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table big diffs.

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It seems unchecking the box doesnt disable quest bg :( any one else has this or its just me?


Thanks. I'm glad you've seen the commit comment too :)

I edited the footnote block to have paragraphs, kramdown has a [syntax for it](http://kramdown.gettalong.org/syntax.html#footnotes).

Also, I added text for the chapters up the the appendix.

Remember to run `git pull` to get those updates.

I didn't emphasise it earlier, but when working on the same branch with others (as we are both working on `master`), it is good to run `git pull` when beginning new edits, and also before `git push`.


Horrible performance issues when using QListView for log display. The application becomes unresponsive for 10+ seconds.


I plan to revisit this, but I'll have to use a different - most likely custom - log view.


This causes method overwrite warnings....


That's exactly the point! When you change orientation the X & Y scales are transposed. So in this case the xValue now corresponds to the yScale.

I know this seems a little counter-intuitive, but I made this change for a couple of reasons:
 - We already used this approach for candlestick / ohlc / error bar / box plot - i.e. series types with many yValue properties.
 - The previous implementation had multiple redundant properties x0, x1, y0, y1, x, y
 - The previous implementation was more complex

The new approach is consistent across series.

The only inconsistency is that candlestick uses the convention of the following accessors:
 - `value` => x direction
 - `high`, `low` ... => y direction

i.e. the accessors do not have x / y prefixes. Perhaps a similar approach would be less confusing for the less complex series types?


Should have got one of those ipads m8


hi


DO-NOT-MERGE-FanPumpMassFlowChecks (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1724 of 1724 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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为啥这个 PR 没带 id 号？


в том-то и прикол что поезд движется по маршруту. Тоесть текущее местоположение по всей логике должно отмечаться в маршруте.
Чтобы двигался поезд он должен быть переменной в какой-то более высокоуровневой сушности. Или вы подразумеваете что маршрут это и есть эта сущность?

Тоесть маршрут состоит из станцый, а в каждой станции находятся поезда? Немного непривычно.


Exempel på kommentar.


I'm not sure what you mean? If toggled between renders, it should be fine.


`typeof payload.onmatch === "function"` was checked above on [line 13](https://github.com/lhorie/mithril.js/commit/80c25e3809242a3a6921260ec45d0fa0a7882232#diff-63de04924f7fd5b53de072769e289dfbR13), will this conditional ever be true?


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

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Hmm... Lol


It didn't seem to reset the properties set by the other side of the
conditional is all, might be worth a check.
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因为 issue 的 title 不符合规范, 我就改了下,  但不知道 id 的柜子, 就干掉了...


Great news then :-)

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Why not make unknown25 uint64 as well then? :D


*appropriate*

Sorry, only noticed this today.


@mholo65 where do you do this?  Is there something we can change in the VSCode extension to ensure that this step isn't required?


Purely from a user's POV, it is a bit odd. Renaming the value properties
would definitely help as long as their new names are intuitive (trying to
work out what bar would look like).

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So basically have it in a compile branch to work from but not put it into Master unless others think it's useful?

I'll give it a go with my next compile.


@mholo65 I think `Visual Studio have been` would read better as `Visual Studio has been`


how about to read this list from env var?


这样 commit 找起来方便


Hey! I already pushed some commits before I saw this. Your patch was definitely on the right track, applying that alone nearly made all the tests pass (I had to clean up some whitespace, other minor unrelated things, but basically you’d solved it). I kept going a bit following your original approach . . . is there a reason you abandoned it in favor of a new class `ExportAssign`?


嗯, 下次注意.
另外, 建议 PR 提交的时候的 issue title 直接写好, 提交新 commit 后对应也更新下 title.
这样 squash 的时候方便点.


this can be done in one `mkdir` run


Just A Simple Keylogger. Will make more Modifications to the code.


Without such logic after editing a record it creates new one instead of
change existing.

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the requestContext3D parameter order error

public function requestContext3D(context3DRenderMode:String = "auto", profile:String = "baseline"):void

it's should be 	_stage3D["requestContext3D"](renderMode, profiles[0]);


Atom randomly removed spaces...


好，还没来得及改


should be `_stage3D.requestContext3D(renderMode);`


I also like `xtrace` option, will it be useful here?


I guess we are not using the right command

http://stackoverflow.com/a/13623977

Can you check using `install(PROGRAMS`

https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v2.8.10/cmake.html#command%3ainstall

Docs say it is exactly for script files.


config.json.example line 14 need a "," at the end of the line :D


could be safer to use `curl` with `-L, --location` option, so if later somebody adds redirect it will not be broken


This `describe` contains several `beforeEach` sections nested at the same level. The order of their execution is not guaranteed. Anyway, looks like they aren't sharing any context, so they should be grouped in their own separate `context` or `describe` sections together with corresponding `it`s.


there's a neat tool in RAC called `TestScheduler`


wait why did you combine the lines?


unused `disposable` can be replaced with `_`


Thanks for pointing out the branch for vdr-2.2.x. Didn't see that yesterday.


Why have limitToLast (12) here when you removed it for the child_removed


oops. I'll submit a patch for that once I'm done putting out fires at work tonight


what is this file doing?


Please do not add CSS properties to HTML tags. It will add the property to all the elements with the same tag. Use wrappers and add the properties to it.


I think it would be a good idea to increase the major version number to 3, to indicate the clear break we are making here. Later maybe a published roadmap with milestones will indicate the following version increases?


I committed a new version of this file, with fixes for the two issues you discovered.


DepricatedFields (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: Tests Failed (1940 of 2326 tests passed, 182 test warnings)

 * 567 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 385 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 2 tests had: BND diffs.

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we are not using animate.css you can ignore these


This was a dirty addition I made to be able to discriminate between versions. Maybe not so usefull now anymore.


this code is not indented properly. Add the indentation.


It still shows for a split second and I'm triggered.

Apparently only 1% of people don't have JavaScript enabled so forget them.

I'll change it back to the CSS hiding the element, not jquery


There is no need for nested gitignore files or a special rule like `*/build/`. A simple `build/` in the root `.gitignore` (as it exists today) will also match nested `build` folders.


DepricatedFields (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1158 of 1158 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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that was created by rails when i generated controller..will delete it


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

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Thanks for pointing out @MatGB.

Fixed in 6a2336d.


So both the merge target (left) and my version here implement some kind of item filtering. Did you test if this is still functional now?
In any case, this part will need to be revisited when a DB implementation is put in place. So maybe do not spend too much time on it right now.


I think this should be `+cp -f  shell/*.pak "$SERVER_FOLDER/" || fail "Could not copy CEF debugging-resources"`, small typo :-)


Fait pas bordel je surveille ;)


use single quotes for `"$http"` etc. Just to make it consistent with other code.


add a space between `,` and `$location`


Keep the `Iterable<File>` generic type parameter.


train.pyの53行目に定義されているlevel1関数に関して質問させてください。

機械学習に関して不勉強なため、
当たり前の質問なのかもしれないのですが、
2点教えていただきたいです。

・キャリブレーションするかしないかの判断について
勾配ブースティングやSVMではis_calibration=Falseなのですが、
それ以外はTrueとなっています。
試行錯誤した結果、これが適切と判断されたのでしょうか？
それとも一般的にこの識別機ではキャリブレーションする、
などがあるのでしょうか？

・キャリブレーションについて
そもそもなんですが、キャリブレーションがよくわからず、
ググってもキャリブレーションについて解説しているサイトが出てきませんでした。
# 英語は・・・

もしご存知でしたらキャリブレーションについて記載があるサイトや書籍を教えていただけないでしょうか？


Jepp https://github.com/rack/rack/blob/master/lib/rack/request.rb#L186


@emjotde what is your batch size and learning rate? the easiest is to prevent the NaNs from occurring in the first place.


Yes, if you switch to camera HAL3 (persist.camera.HAL3.enabled=1). The last time I tried it on Mi5, front camera image was upside down.


keep a space between `,` and the next element in list


This is a random min-max or just between these values?


maybe let could be used in place of var.


callb seems to be a type. Maybe you mean callback


I think it shouldn't be a problem as we create a new instance every iteration, but I'll test it out later.
Is there an actual time out coming from the ptc site? Because otherwise I don't see why we should limit that timeframe. The script will retry to create the same account, so there isn't much of a difference.


check if const could be used here.


this is not needed.


All  files created are only for test.


you can kill these extra spaces


Roles mustn't be here


i should put these code on brunch :Add hyperlinked.... but i put it on master~~


Teraz przestały mi działać galerie na wielu serwisach. Nie da się przełączać zdjęć. Na przykład: http://www.auto-swiat.pl/testy/hiszpanski-saper-seat-ateca-kontra-kia-sportage-nissan-qashqai-i-ford-kuga/3xmlrk


Shipit?


wrong charset on  ~25�


I cannot remember / justify this change. Might cause some delays in XML writing, now I think of it...


呵呵


hehe


For simple changes (like this tuning) you can use [0,4] bounds instead of the default [0,5].

This makes it easier for the test to pass with just a small elo gain.


(Btw. situations like these are also why subscribers in general may be dangerous. I'm still preferring to not being able to unsubscribe at all … At least in the very rare case of it being meaningful, you actually can just do `function() use(&$subscriptionCancelled) { if ($subscriptionCancelled) { return; } /* code ... */ }` and set `$subscriptionCancelled = true;` a bit later.)


please notice the mistake of the string;
For line 414 it should be "Contractor" not "COntractor"


Fixed in the latest committ. thanks for the heads up


Ten projekt u mnie nie zadziała. Nazwa stałej jest słabo dobrana


@LEvertz is there a less-hacky way of doing this? I'd like not to edit all existing Makefiles


ew


Why 2015 ?


Yeah, well, this file needs major cleanup. I really should do that asap.


logger


more cleanup to do...


Solved #2


Batch size is 40 (went down from 80 because I have potentially long sentences), learning rate is 0.0001 (Rico had this setting somehwere). What are the interactions between these parameters and NaNs? It would feel very hacky solving this with hyperparameters.

I have been trying to find the source of these for hours. So far I know it's not the grads, but don't know where they start appearing yet. I hate debugging Theano.


nextWorkingDay.getDayOfWeek() można wyrzucić do zmiennej


Hi klsmith
Are there plans to make the tool compatible with Python3?


Hi!

Failed test examle:
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https://languagetool.ci.cloudbees.com/job/LanguageTool/4755/testReport/junit/org.languagetool.rules.ru/RussianPatternRuleTest/testRules/

You can fix this error,  and merge pull request.

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🚢 it!


test commit


Hi,
This is giving me 302 Error "aborted: error parsing headers: duplicate header 'Location' "
Not sure what the purpose of this is here.

Why not leave it to just : "return new RedirectResponse($authorizationUrl);"


assertFalse(testResult)


Zmienna powinna się nazywać isHoliday


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W wielu testach tworzysz ten sam obiekt. Lepiej wyrzucić go jako pole


CleanOutOpenMP (mitchute) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2291 of 2291 tests passed, 566 test warnings)

 * 566 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.

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有个问题是，加入id为1的数据不存在，而我获取id为1的title，用空对象的话就会返回‘’，这样我会以为id为1数据存在，后续操作也会以此为前提，例如更新数据，这是一个错误的逻辑。


Commit message must be "CAR**_T_**-15 define roles table" not "CAR-15 define roles table"


是GD地方


Please revert this change: ln -s $BUILD_DIR/* APP_DIR seems to cause:
remote: -----> Discovering process types
remote:        Procfile declares types -> (none)

I made a push 3 hours ago and it worked fine. I made another push about an hour ago and it is definitely not working (from the logs: at=error code=H14 desc="No web processes running")

See also: https://help.heroku.com/tickets/387209 I opened after seeing this issue


Commit message must be "CAR**_T_**-18 properties table in database" not "CARD-18 properties table in database"


I don't see why: the root directory is usually reserved for main projects, which it is not. It's just some configuration for the compiler that is common to all boards. Having it in the boards directory seems legit to me. If it's not appearing in GPS, then that's a bug that should be fixed in GPS.

Common_Config is basically just the compiler switches, and the definition of the 'Debug' vs. 'Production' build type. The actual config project is now located under each individual board directory.


Can we remove revisionId from partition key and change order of fields in primary key (representation_id before revision_id)? With this modifications we will be able to use this table to answer another one question from list.

We can also consider to put representation_id to partition key to have partitions balanced better.


Actually NaN problems and hyperparameters are very much related (unfortunately). Your lr seems really small. Can you try 0.001? And do you do any regularization?


Aand time to switch back. ;)


Are we going to distribute the required Jython jars with TinkerPop or why did you remove the download part in `init-code-blocks.awk`?


解析地址栏的两种方式


CodeRowCreatorを作成、一元管理


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Rico's dropout (0.1) all the way through. No dropout on words. Will play around with the learning rate, but would still hate it to solve this by a parameter setting.


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$$$ fam


У тебя реализация этого метода в обоих подклассах абсолютно идентичная, значит, надо ее вынести в базовый класс, а в подклассах оставить только определение метода type. В итоге, в заивисимости от того, у какого подкласса вызывается метод, type будет возвращать то или иное значение и проверка будет работать так, как ты ожидаешь.


Can this not just be: ``if (it->metadata.get("hidden"))`` ?
And in any case, if you use getFilesRecursive in line:105, then the list is already filtered, depending on mFilterHidden, mFilterFav and mFilterKid. That would simplify what comes after.


В принципе, можно обойтись одним методом, если add_wagon тоже перенести в базовый класс.


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Header analysis was slowing down static code analysis (~2x) and giving more useless reports about the included headers/libraries.


Из задания: Вагоны теперь делятся на грузовые и пассажирские (**отдельные классы**). К пассажирскому поезду можно прицепить только пассажирские, к грузовому - грузовые.
У тебя же один класс. Да, они не особо будут сейчас отличаться, но это нам понадобится в будущем.


OK, I think like you.
So, in this way, I think it would be fine to :
- remove logging system properties in `logstash.lib.sh`
- recreate file `src/main/resources/log4j2.component.properties` (its content is not dependent from environment, so it's nice to be there)
- in `runner.rb`, test if `log4j.configurationFile` is set (can be set by logstash user in `LS_JAVA_OPTS` for example), and if not set, call `System::setProperty("log4j.configurationFile", LogStash::SETTINGS.get_value("path.settings") + "/log4j2.xml")`

What do you think about ?


I wrote a small test program that demonstrates why the logic here needs some changes. Please look at https://github.com/openfl/openfl/pull/1241


Commit message: "intrepreted", "it's *now* impossible"


Dont u think the mongodb events should be on startup but not on a separate script?


I have no idea where this came from.


А зачем тут делать символы, а где-то во вне send, когда можно прямо здесь вызывать методы?


A set of basic input parameters necessary for reproduction plots in the manuscript submitted to Plos


Alors on met à jour webistrano ? :stuck_out_tongue:


@rufer7
```
It "GetAssignablePermissionsForConfigurationNode-ReturnsIntrinsicEntityKindNonNodePermissions" -Test

$assignablePermissions.Count | Should Be 131;
```
The result is 143. Do we have more available assignable permissions since?

```
It "GetAssignablePermissionsForRootNode-ReturnsPermissionsExceptIntrinsicEntityKindNonNodePermissions" -Test

$assignablePermissions.Count | Should Be ($allPermissions.Count - 131);
```
Same thing here, I get 743 instead of 740


Все эти методы должны быть приватными, т.к. не используются вне класса.


就不能挂个钩子吗？500s刷新一次o(╯□╰)o


"needs to be written to"
So this is purely for direction == Up? Currently we never need to propagate local metadata to the remote.


@cubikca can you please add here the output log?


В руби принят отступ ровно в 2 пробела, и именно пробела, а не таба. Настрой свой редактор на такие отступы.


Concerning `Lookup`, it seems to not be easy/simple to call ruby from java.
Maybe simpler to just set path.log and log.level as system properties, in runner.rb, just before loading log4j ?
And in log4j conf, reference `${sys:log.level}`

What you think ?


You are right, in theory this is better. The return type could even be an array (and also be stored as such in the cache) so devs can still use the .Length property. Casting it to an IEnumerable doesn't fully solve the issue.


Задавай пустой массив так:  sides = [], а добавляй в него данные через оператор <<. В руби массивы имеют динамический размер, поэтому можно добавлять элементы в любой момент.


Maybe it's better to use BC Math except 64bit?
http://php.net/manual/en/ref.bc.php

Could you show in which place you use bigint as a number in php? Maybe it's possible to move such comparison completely to database engine?


`const` --> constant
`let` --> scope-specific, variable
`var` --> most "vague", variable

https://medium.com/javascript-scene/javascript-es6-var-let-or-const-ba58b8dcde75#.uoe7wnfv5


Please use full names (callback as opposed to callb)


실행순서:
1. main.jsp
2. InsertProAction(PaymentDBBean의 GetPaymentInfo메소드 실행)
3. Main_Payment.jsp
4. InsertAction(PaymentDBBean의 insertPaymentInfo메소드 실행)
5. IamportTest.jsp
6. InsertImp_uidAction(PaymentDBBean의 insertImp_uid메소드 실행)
7. InsertSuccess.jsp
8. After_Payment.jsp
*자세한 설명은 jsp파일, action파일, dbbean의 메소드 등에 주석 달아놓음.


Can.


I know @bwoebi is against the entire idea of strict types for some reason, but can I perhaps persuade you guys to declare strict types at the top of the files (`<?php declare(strict_types=1);`).

I somewhat think about it as `<?hh`. Not in the way it behaves, but in the fact that it alters the handling of the entire file.


should this be merged ? lgtm


Depends. In code: yes. In unit tests: this way we are sure we are testing the right UriExtensions class and method.


`xtrace` is good for debug, I used that during development. but it is bad for output (when you do `git push heroku master`), so I removed it after I confirmed all good :)


мало присвоить в инстснс-переменные эи значения, нужно еще их и в массив @stations добавить


The events are below https://github.com/PokemonGoers/PokeData/commit/a11a54805478686c446169637e258b6aedd589c9#diff-0be5816148f18791e848c681f9a0211aR46


Не лишним будет reader для  stations, чтобы можно было список станций получить у маршрута.


you are right....
I added those lines separately, didn't realize that. Thanks for pointing that out.


This build failed as intended now that the unit tests results are checked.


agree


В массиве станций уже должн быть начальная и конечная, а этот метод должен вставлять станцию перед конечной, т.е. предпоследнюю (см. метод insert у массива).


Why can this be removed entirely?


station - это объект, а нам желательно получить список в удобочитаемом виде, т.е. имена станций.


Нужно передавать не имя, а объект поезда.


Agree. And that's how other random heroku_buildpack_maxmind on github does. I'll fix it


Здесь надо будет выводить имена или номера поездов.


Why? Can't one still get SYNC for folders?


![-1-e1432007486758](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12909077/17729102/0c5bad68-6495-11e6-9d54-c3dba7709a1c.jpg)
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Из задания: Станция может показывать список поездов на станции **по типу** (см. ниже): кол-во грузовых, пассажирских. Этого метода нет.


please make a row for each of the entries. Like you did it in the other examples.


I need to grab my USB cable from work but I'm off tomorrow. I'll do so ASAP.


Не лучшая идея использовать рускоязычные символы. Используй английские, а для перевода можешь сделать хеш, где ключом будет символ, а значением - русское название.


This build is successful as CAFER compilation passed but unit tests results are not checked yet.


I think we should still skip UPDATE_METADATA instructions?


Суть метода верная, только нам не кол-во надо вывести, а сами поезда, т.е. их номера.


makeCacheMatrix <- function(x = matrix()) {

  invers<-NULL

#setter matrix

  set<-function(y){
    x<<-y
    invers<<-NULL
  }
# getter for matrix
    get<-function()x
#setter for inverse matrix
    setinvers<-function(inverse) invers<<-inverse
# getter for inverse matrix
    getinvers<-function() invers
#list of functions
    list(get=get, set=set, getinvers=getinvers, setinvers=setinvers )
}


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- Не нужно в конструкторе объявлять переменные без  инициализации, они и так появятся в момент первого использования и будут проинициализированы nil


please align also the indentation of the examples


`expected_mode` should probably be `mode_t`, not int.


А зачем этот метод? У тебя же есть reader для этой переменной, это же то же самое. Вот его и используй, где нужно, в т.ч. во вне класса.


cacheSolve <- function(x, ...) {
        invers<-x$getinvers()
        if(!is.null(invers)){
          message("inverse is cached")
          return(invers)
        }
       dat<-x$get()
       invers<-solve(dat,...)
       x$setinvers(invers)
       return(invers)
}


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１つのパッチに、盛り込みが入りすぎている印象がありますが、
いかがでしょうか？

何かというと、
「`OFPPacketOut` の `data` 引数に、パケットライブラリのインスタンスを指定できるようにした」
ことに加えて、
「パケットライブラリが json 化できるようにした」
も含まれてしまっているように見えます。


+1

I'm using a multi build environment.
- https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-python
- https://github.com/ddollar/heroku-buildpack-apt (forked version)

E.g. Push rejected, failed to detect set buildpack heroku/python
Buildpackage 1 causes number 2 to fail silently. Switching them in order fixes the problem.


Is it a good idea to do this early, before some of the item's fields have been adjusted?


```

cacheSolve <- function(x, ...) {
        invers<-x$getinvers()
        if(!is.null(invers)){
          message("inverse is cached")
          return(invers)
        }
       dat<-x$get()
       invers<-solve(dat,...)
       x$setinvers(invers)
       return(invers)
}

```


А откуда тут возьмется `@start_station`? Это же переменная из класса Route, она не доступна в классе Train. Здесь эта переменная будет равна  nil, т.к. только что появилась. Надо использовать метод `route.start_station`


А self.station откуда взялся? У тебя нет такого атрибута. Либо объяви его, либо как-то по-другому сделай.


А почему эти методы приватные? Как же нам перемещать поезд?


`base64` はシステムライブラリですが、この位置のインポートが正しいのでしょうか？
`six` はここで良さそうですが。


qq


Тут не должно быть аргумента. Нам нужно знать на какой станции находится поезд в маршруте и просто переместить на следующую, если она есть


Чтобы вызывать методы, тут должен быть объект, но судя по названиям аргументов, ты хочешь передавать имя станции.


hey @kennethreitz another +1 here

our builds with multipack with [ssh](https://github.com/Thinkful/heroku-buildpack-ssh) and python are breaking cause ENV_DIR isn't there, I suspect.

[Forking](https://github.com/Thinkful/heroku-buildpack-python/commit/52d3da0a6f41500ba72345462b79fc060f102f5a) and reverting the change (and pointing to fork) fixed it.


И что? Поместили поезд на станцию и тут же отправили? И где он теперь?


Looking into this more. From p9 of the Intel PDF "RDTSC instruction, once called, overwrites the EAX and EDX registers." So I think that we *do* need to keep the `MOV`s. Thoughts?


Remove (the item will persist in the syncItemMap, right? so we'll step through this during propagation)


Ah, alright. And a custom log view sounds cool.


`inspect` は使われていないかと思います。


other->type != CSYNC_FTW_TYPE_DIR


Избавься от вложенных if и объедени условия через `&&`


I think you have to check if there is syncTemplatePath defined for a schema, because it influences path regex.


Пробел между puts и строкой


Comparison is in php and database, basically: select all entries with a timestamp lower than the current one and don't send all properties to the client if the given timestamp is lower than the current one. I don't think you can use a big number lib for that


Также объедени условие в одно


Опять пробел забыл


@rt2zz The signature of `compose` is `compose(...functions)`. I think this line should be `const enhancer = compose(autoRehydrate(), migration)` since it composes functions from right to left. WDYT?


"a+" creates the file if it doesn't exist whereas "r+" throws an exception.

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You should put an example file in export so it's not omitted in the github repo - even if it's just a README (I need to do that myself with a few folders / repos) :bowtie:


「`packet.Packet` のインスタンスの場合は `serialize` を実施します」
とのことですが、ソースの処理そのままを書いていて、
あえてコメントすべき特出した事項があるのでしょうか？
（ソースだけでは、追えないような難しいこととか）


Она и так скрыта в самом методе. От того что мы сдедали еще один метод и вызываем его из публичного мы ничего больше не скрыли, просто сделали лишнюю работу. Скрывать нужно те методы, которые не вызываются вне класса. show_trains к таким не относится


Basically once you construct the number it's game over on 32 bit and the number is passed as etag from the client (as string) but needs to be converted to an integer for pdo


ライセンス部分が改変されてしまっております。


That is unless it's possible to pass strings for bigints (if so we can work around that)


И здесь опять же смысла нет скрывать метод, т.к. он вызывается из вне и есть его публичный аналог. Вот в него и надо поместить весь код


@kernelOfTruth I expected to have r3 first.


Comparison in php can fully be done using datetime objects btw


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By deleting event.csv the deck.rb script is no longer working ;)


Сделай это через класс, в котором будет всего один публичный метод, который запускает меню, а остальные приватные