Make this a config variable in a separate file like `src/config.js` that has something like:

```javascript
module.exports = {
  'timeDelayMs': 64
};
```

Then, in this file:
```javascript
var config = require('./config.js');
...
// use as:
config.timeDelayMs
```


EPLaunchRemoveMutlithread (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2325 of 2325 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@anuriq it doesn't break automated deployment - Chocolatey will just fail on those systems. Perhaps you missed that Chocolatey runs its own internal PowerShell Host. Which means that the confirmation times out after 30 seconds.


In testing, there is still too much swinging around. I think this is because the "ideal" velocity magnitude tends to remain fairly constant, then jump down, at which point the rendezvous vector jumps too.


Haha, you didn't fix anything, you just removed support for lower versions than 1.10 xd


I have a good idea, REMOVE THE TEST CODE!
I can't tell whether the rest of the code works.


It seems good to me... use the dev tools and take a look at the style associated with the file dom node.


`is not blacklisted`


`errors`


In 2.3 this checked for `_computedAttrs` but this does not, any reason why not?


Collaborator:
A review for this commit was created. [Link to review](http://54.234.50.226:8080/ui#review:id=55)


Nice, An idea is that this could be automated and could be a Git TAG after a release and if build from master with no tag add a date and the short SHA


i see what you did


Good idea! :)

![](http://i.imgur.com/E3l5eQa.png)

It seems like the file does not exist in that directory. So I guess I didn't do the update correctly..


Освещение


In simple terms - it can if you make it to.
You can save raw data along with in-app information (url, headers).
Also you can save serialization of protobuf, which is very human-readable.
Right now I don't need to save anything. If you have some specific use in mind - please use Issues, you can always tag them as questions.


@StillSlippery please review.


@DefCon-007 : The issue with this code is that some links aren't even parsed / recognized as links. Hence, they won't be shortened / clickable. For example, the ScholsAve post with Google form link. My previous commit would have shortened it, but this wouldn't - as parser doesn't recognize that link at all.

So, only for countering that issue, I had to check for `words` with string length > 25 as it is meaningful to assume that only links can be such large words, and then both clickable & shortening of URL is successful.


It looks like the Lime icon is not being copied during update icons, even though it's in `icons.zip`...

I manually deleted all files in that directory and did the icon update again, just to check if it still works at all - again, all icons are copied but Lime.


Reporte fotos gestión social


See https://history.state.gov/historicaldocuments/frus1969-76v31/pg_23:

> ![Page 23 of FRUS 1969-76v31](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.history.state.gov/frus/frus1969-76v31/medium/0054.png)


Minor issue (a warning message); this commit might be causing this warning message: Undefined offset: 1 in SassMediaNode->__construct() (line 55 of core/sites/all/libraries/phpsass/tree/SassMediaNode.php).

I didn't notice this previously.


I remove this because its not needed any more. ( forgot to remove the Attribute import through. Its implicitly knows that x is p5's ASTAttribute and you could get full type safety.  We don't need to union the prefix anymore because its part of P5's typings now, as well ( I added it).

The naming conflict isn't great though. :/ might need to rename ASTAttribute to something else. Might be easier to simply derive from p5's ASTAttribute. I'll have to have a think about it.


Break this line. Try keep your code in 80 cols


In what context will this occur?


Yes. Thanks, I've added it to the PR.


Thank you! Well observed... :wink:
[downgraded](https://lists.manjaro.org/pipermail/manjaro-packages/Week-of-Mon-20160822/008232.html) our extramodules in testing now.


Clang-Format?


Silly me, sorry for not explaining this... the icons.zip you're getting it from the internet. In fact, it's the currently released icons.zip so you will need to put this into your settings:

```json
{
  "vsicons.icons": "/Users/roberto/Git/github/robertohuertasm/vscode-icons/icons.zip"
}
```

Obviously, using the path to your icons.zip folder. This will make it work with the local copy.


![screen shot 2016-08-24 at 5 11 51 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/378969/17948243/f5396664-6a1d-11e6-87c0-c7342ced930e.jpg)

… dogg there is no need for `GenGen.cpp` – compile some Halide generators along with `hal/api.pyx` and BOOM


Now, to make give contest programmers some motivation to write real code, `-Wextra -Werror` for all C code! And the equivalent for Java!


Is the project no longer based on Paper?


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1185 of 1185 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Want me to test this?


![capture](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/696981/17948358/d0a3dd2e-6a50-11e6-82be-720a2882bc8e.PNG)
Your code is working and good to merge. Great work!!


Diagnóstico socioeconómico PDF


Listar documentos adjuntos USP y USR


Let's merge this and I will publish it right away! :+1:


Because it wasn't a commit of his. He posted a zip file that I had to process.


Thanks for the quick update. Now I can downgrade it before rebooting into a blank screen :smile:


Ah, I see. I do have ideas for one or two more PRs though. ;)


Mantis email confirmation seems to be working properly, just tested. Check your SPAM filters.


This might be a good thing to note in the Readme btw! :)


@farkam135 Why did the signature change between 2.1 and 2.2 for release versions? Did you accidentally use the wrong key to sign 2.2?


MoreDayliteFollowup (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1184 of 1184 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Yes, you're absolutely right! I'll try to update the readme with instructions on how to contribute or create a contribute.md file.


Please do not remove this version untill the bugs listed in this commit, https://github.com/rindeal/gentoo-overlay/commit/0fab8e1dde946585782810f81b7fe1f4b76a872f are fixed.


Please restore v0.9.56 ebuild untill this bug can be fixed.


So it flips upwards and goes into the column headings?

Is there a way to get hold of the height of the column headings and then use it in:

  var spaceAbove = textareaOffset.top - containerOffset.top;
  var spaceBelow = trimmingContainer.clientHeight - spaceAbove - textareaHeight;
  var flipNeeded = dropdownHeight > spaceBelow && spaceAbove - COL_HEADER_HEIGHT > spaceBelow;

would that work?


Thanks! It just about works but fails at like 608 in screen_thread.cpp

Console says:

<heaps of stuff here>
tmc_dev write: :CALC:FFT:SOUR?
tmc_dev write: :CALC:FFT:HSP?
tmc_dev write: :CALC:FFT:HCEN?
tmc_dev write: :CALC:FFT:VOFF?
tmc_dev write: :CALC:FFT:VSC?
Can not read from device.


http://blog.campoy.cat/2014/03/github-and-go-forking-pull-requests-and.html you'll want `git remote add fork https://github.com/DanKerns/paradise_ftp.git` vs. changing all these


Good to see someone having a play with the application and pipeline - hope you found it useful ;)


The name should be "hellweg.ini" to be initialized by the program.


Hey Alex,

Here's my feedback for project 4:

#1. This is good. A few suggestions: comments on the data fields such as what you interpret them to mean would be useful, especially for your own reference when you look back at old code. You visualize acreage against price, which is your hypothesis, but there are clearly some outliers in there making the chart squished. Would be nice to show it without the outlier by either taking it out or changing the y limits of the chart.

#2. The code to write up the model is all correct and clean. I think the result you’re getting with a negative R2 may be a result of including those outliers I mentioned above, but without checking it out myself it’s hard to know. This is also a decently small dataset which will make modeling harder. Good statement of your results at the end – it’s easy to forget to do this (I often forget) so I’m happy to see it. As far as the bonus responses go, I think it is better to describe R2 as the amount of variance in your target (rating) explained by your predictors (acreage). I read that stack exchange answer because I was curious about that description of MSE as a measure of variance. Turns out in that definition it is, rather than just the mean of the residuals, the sum of squared errors divided by sample size adjusted for the number of model parameters, and so has a measure of variance embedded in it. You learn something every day.

#3. Cool use of the “re” import. The regression you’re setting up has few variables. The violations dataset has many columns with appearance of phrases in the description, which could be useful (actually - bizarrely - they are not. But without knowing that before hand it is useful to check). This would also give you an opportunity to have a situation where Lasso and Ridge would be useful, since there are more useless and potentially correlated variables in the dataset. Aside from that, your implementation of the code looks excellent.

Overall:
You were worried last week about your understanding of the material, but it looks like you’ve really caught up. Your code implementation is great. It is clean and concise, and well commented. The plotting is good, but could use descriptive titles and axis labels. This is good practice despite being time consuming for those that are not going to look over code. I would review the regularized regressions and when they are useful to use. Though you correctly coded, implemented, and validated them with cross-validation, the specific regression problem you were using them is not one that would likely benefit from them.

Kiefer


I am the doing the same process you mentioned in video, but when I add instances to new load balancer. My instances are coming into service. they are in out of services.
verified ping path and also checked installations as well.
What might be the issue


Hey Amos,

Here's my feedback for project 4:

#1. These plots are really nice. Great job there. I see that you’ve put the hypothesis you want to answer in the next section, which is fine. The hypothesis is good! I like how specific it is. Great work here.

#2. This is good. You set up the model correctly and have a wealth of descriptive charts about your results. The printouts of the results (R2 and MSE) are excellent! I did notice in the conclusion that you talk about accuracy of predicting score, which is not the correct evaluation metric for regressions. Accuracy is reserved for classification problems. Your R2 above in the printout is actually the metric you would want to report. The validation of the model with cross-validation is great and leads you to the conclusion that the model is insufficient, despite doing “ok” on the holdout test set earlier.

#3. Really great cleaning and EDA on the fire data. Very impressive. The rigor of the work is great and I’m glad you’ve taken extensive EDA to heart, because it is such an important part of data analysis work! I did want you to combine two sources of data here, whereas you are looking only at one. The outcome of your model, especially the visualization, shows that there are only four estimated values for total seconds. This is because your two predictors have very few unique values, and so are unable to predict a variety of estimated y. Despite the hypothesis being clear and concise, this shows you that these variables (as you say) are insufficient on their own to predict outcome. Putting more in and using Ridge, Lasso, etc. can automatically determine which variables are important and adjust for correlated predictors. I did want you to use the regularized regressions and compare them, but you chose to only select linear regression. With only two predictors you would only want to use the linear regression, but ideally choosing more so that regularized regression would be useful could give you more practice using them and comparing them.

#4. Again, your data cleaning and initial exploration of the data prior to your hypothesis is great. You’re getting really good at this part of the data science pipeline. The choice of only one predictor is going to limit what you can do, like above, to just vanilla regressions. With one predictor Lasso and Ridge and ElasticNet become irrelevant. To practice using these it’s good to choose way more predictors.

Overall:
Your EDA skills and reporting skills are top notch. The code is also excellent. Because this project also had a big component of practicing regularization with Lasso, Ridge, etc. it is unfortunate that your models were too simple to use them and you skipped those parts of the sections. Given that, I highly recommend practicing regularization models more to get a feel for what they do and why they are useful. Otherwise though, impressive work!

Kiefer


These "Helper", "Utility classes could be moved into a _utilities.scss file


Hey Denise,

Here's my feedback for project 4:

#1 Great statement of hypothesis, and I think it’s an interesting question for sure. Good visualizations, and I appreciate the writeup at the end in the final cell describing other stuff you would do.

#2 The issue with the train/test split code at the top looks like it may be happening because you are putting “df” into the function instead of the “X” that you created with patsy above. Not sure why this causes an error about array shape, but I would expect it to work when you swap in X in place of “df”. Were you able to run the linear regression, the code looks correct, and your printout of the score is correct as well. The plotting code is good. You then move on to validating the model with cross-validation. This is also great. One thing to note though is that in your printout of the score you call it accuracy. In regression the metric is R2; accuracy is reserved for classification problems. At the bottom you actually do have model and plotting code that works, since you put in the X instead of the df. Would have been cool to move that up to use on all the other code, but you probably ran out of time!

#3-#4 Not there, but you got through the gist of it earlier. The things that are good to practice in these two sections are the combining of multiple sources of data and the use of regularized regression to deal with problems in your predictor matrix.

Overall:
Your code is good and clean, hypothesis well stated, and the EDA with visualizations is excellent. Though your code looks like it unfortunately didn’t run due to error (unless for some reason I am seeing an old version? If so show me the updated one later. If not no worries.), if it had run through I think it would have run correctly and the flow is what I wanted to see. Unfortunately you didn’t get to the regularized regressions such as Ridge and Lasso, so I would recommend reviewing those to make sure how they work and practice using them if you can to get a feel for what they do. Overall though this is definitely better progress and clearer understanding of the material than the last project, so I think you are learning fast.

Kiefer


Do we want to do this, or strip the newlines when parsing?


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Hi Kat,

Here is my feedback for project 4:

#1. This is really stellar EDA work, cleaning, and just general understanding of the data you’re loading. The charts look great. They are well labeled and show interesting pieces of the data. This is better than the EDA stuff I do, because I am more lazy. I could take some tips from you, clearly. Really great job.

#2. The linear regression code is almost correct, which I’ll get to in a second, but it is clean and follows the process flow I would do. Great heatmap. The train-test split section is correct, but the cross-validation section actually has you putting the full “df_sub” as a predictor matrix instead of the X you created with patsy. That’s why you’re getting a much higher R2 than you did with the split. Also, you describe the score as “accuracy” but this is not a metric for regression. Accuracy is reserved for classification problems. Other than these things it all looks good. Bonus answers are correct.

#3. This is excellent. There are only two issues that I can see here: you don’t combine two sources of data to use, and you choose to gridsearch the ‘fit_intercept’ parameter. There is no reason to remove the intercept from the model. But that’s not an issue because the rest of this is so good. Your cleaning and munging of this data is top-notch. You’ve done a very comprehensive and rigorous job here that is impressive to say the least. The checking and removal of outliers is great. Your visualizations are descriptive and relevant (and labeled!). This data actually gave you a perfect example of where regularization outperforms the linear regression due to problems with the predictor matrix. One interesting thing with your residual charts at the end is that there are some very high residuals in there. This indicates that you may have some dramatic outliers in there for the total value, and removing them may improve your model.

#4. This is also very good - you combined data here which is great, and it’s definitely OK to get a negative result and say you can’t predict. Again, don’t search over intercept vs. not in the future.

Overall:
This is definitely one of the best projects i’ve seen. You have a clear understanding and ability to code essentially all of the concepts we’ve covered. Your comprehensive analysis of the data, including cleaning and visualization, is extremely impressive. You’re obviously doing great in this class!

Kiefer


You should do a PR to the original repo for this. I just spent 3 hours trying to figure out where my replyTo was getting lost, finding why, and writing a workaround, only to discover as I was about to fork myself that you've already done it and in a much nicer capacity :)

Using your fork until then


@skutsaev the program should create `hellweg.ini`? Could you point to the part in the code where the file is created?


@Muraszko : Not sure about the back story here, but it looks like the bulk of the ci gem is being copied and pasted over here? This is also missing the tests that are in the gem. Over time, this could become hard to maintain, but you know the big picture. Good luck!


Hi Nick,

Here's my feedback for project 4:

I think I might be looking at an old version of your project since there are some errors in the cells, but not sure. If so, let me know. If not, no worries, I can see what went wrong in the error cells.

#1-2. It seems like you’ve combined sections 1 and 2, which is fine. You could definitely do more investigation into the data before jumping right into the modeling. Seems like you have an error in your model in some cell, but then later you have a cell with metrics like the R2. Hard to tell what the charts are without the labels. Description of what you were intending to do here would be very helpful since I can’t decipher the charts or where those metrics are coming from in the code. Your bonus answers are correct.

#3. This code looks much better. Your variable creation and cleaning are good. You fit the linear regression but then refit it a second time right afterwards without changing anything, which confused me. Not sure whether that was intentional or not. You do cross-validation only on the test set. The cross_val_score function does cross-validation for you on the whole X and y data. It will split up the data itself into the training and testing folds inside of it. The way you have it set up here is as if it was functioning like the ‘.score’ function in the LinearRegression. Printing out of the metrics is good. The question did ask you to combine multiple sources of data, but there is only one here - the 311 calls. I see you didn’t get to the regularized regression models and comparison between them, which is probably due to running out of time.

#4. This is good - you are combining multiple sources of data here. The variable creation is nice and I like the groupbys to get summary statistics to use as your predictors with nice code. One thing to note: gridsearching over the fit_intercept variable is not necessary since the fit_intercept argument should always be true if you don't have an intercept column in the predictor matrix yet. The predictors perform well, which is nice. It’s also good to investigate the coefficients after to see what is the most predictive and important. I’m very happy that you remembered to standardize the variables before doing regularization!

#4-bonus. Cool that you started trying this out. You can check out my solutions for one way to look at them.

#5. GREAT that you tried to answer this. Other students typically don’t even try. Your explanation of variance is correct, that predictions by your model on different subsets of training/testing vary a lot. When interpreting the effect of regularization on bias/variance, it’s easiest to think of it in terms of model complexity. Both the Lasso and the Ridge reduce the model complexity: the lasso eliminates variables, making it less complex. The ridge “evens out” the effect of variables on the prediction, which means the model makes more consistent predictions across different datasets (when it is trained/tested on different data.) Bias will be further off the “true” value given a set of predictors, but you can trust that the predictions will be more consistent.

Overall:
You’re very strong conceptually. I really appreciate that you tried the bonus and challenge problems – I think this is great that you are pushing yourself to do harder problems and understand difficult concepts. Your code on the required questions could be cleaner, with more explanations of what you’re doing. Not all the parts of the required questions were gotten to, but I understand that may just be because the time crunch on these problems are so high. Your ability with code overall is high. Your “feature engineering”, as they call it, is very good. By creating new variables you’re achieving a better model. I would recommend you practice the regularization stuff in more depth to make sure you understand it.

Kiefer


Fixed.


Hey Paul,

Here are my comments for project 4:

#1. I’m very impressed that you brought in your own weather data to this project. It’s cool data and definitely challenging. I can’t say I understand “global horizontal irradiance” but I’m gonna trust that it’s interesting.

#2. Good description up at the top of the question. Data looks good prior to the modeling portion. The setup of the X, y matrices looks good, and the linear model is properly specified and run. Interesting that one of the coefficients is a pure 0 (the intercept). Also interesting that your held out test score actually by chance performs better than the training score. From that it looks like your model is solid, but as you correctly note when doing cross-validation we are more likely going to see some bad R2 values since the overall R2 is low. In the bonus section, your answers are correct. You say that negative R2 values “could be” symptomatic of a bad fit – in fact this explicitly shows that your model is bad.

#3. This is hilariously exactly the same question I answered in my solutions. You even address the outliers and data cleaning in essentially the same way. Your code is good, and I enjoy seeing it written out in a different way than I did it. I would say your code is certainly more concise than mine! Good standardization. You do it manually rather than standard scaler, which is totally fine. You keep getting higher R2 values on your hold-out test set. This is pretty rare; I’m surprised it keeps happening but I don’t see anything wrong here.  The regularized regressions are all great, and you correctly identify that the elastic net chose the lasso and so you do not need to score it. Would be nice to have a final summarization of each model’s performance and why some may be better than others.

#4. Good work identifying based on sample size that a model on the park data is untenable. I’m glad you kept it in there for posterity. Your cleaning code for both datasets is great, as usual. I think that the heatmap on the zillow data is cool, but notice that the color-bar on the left ranges from ~0.88 to 1.0. From this alone we already know that the variables are incredibly correlated with each other. As you show with your model, we achieve a very, very high R2 which we can expect from the correlations between variables.

Overall:
Your programming skills and understanding of the concepts in the class are top-notch. You’re doing really great here – I’m very impressed. Going out and gathering your own data for the first section is especially cool. You essentially have no mistakes in the project sections. I think you are definitely able to complete the challenge questions in the project. I know time is short to complete these projects, but with your competence in programming and your great conceptual understanding is definitely good enough to tackle them.

Kiefer


As far as I understand, the Windows executable will find and read the file,
if it is named as indicated below, but only if it is located in the same
directory as the executable.

This behavior should be modified so that the user can choose to read the
file from within the GUI.

David

On Wed, Aug 24, 2016 at 3:32 PM, Sergey V Kutsaev <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> The name should be "hellweg.ini" to be initialized by the program.
>


accessibility*


Thanks for feedback; my nVIDIA machine is literally spewing smoke now so I needed that.


Endring av tekst og noen skrivefeil.


leftover


Hey Vanessa,

Here is my feedback for project 4:

#1. This exploration of the violation data is excellent. Your work is rigorous and comprehensive. I’m very happy that you really dived into the data and made sure it all made sense for what you are trying to do before jumping into the modeling. The visualizations are good, and you have a lot of them. Adding labels and increasing the size of the labels would be helpful. One thing to note, in case you thought this, is that it’s totally ok to have binary predictors in your model. These are just “dummy coded” columns indicating, in this case, whether or not the phrase indicated by the column name is in the description for that violation. On the other hand, if you just wanted to remove these because you actually explicitly wanted the continuous columns only, this is perfect. Really outstanding job on this section.

#2. Good setup of the X,y variables, and glad to see you are standardizing the predictor matrix before jumping into regularization later. Standardization is not technically required at this point, since the section doesn’t go into regularization models, but it is a good habit to get into. Good reporting of the metrics and I definitely like the chart plotting the predicted against the true values (though again, adding plot labels is a good habit). In the cross_val_score you are only cross-validating on the test data. This is a common misconception because this is how you use the “score” function in the linear regression object. In fact, you want to put the full X and y into the cross_val_score function because it will divide these up inside into train-test splits. This could be why you get a similar R2 to the train-test split. However, there isn’t actually anything fishy about getting a similar mean R2 in cross-validation and the train-test split. In both cases, your model is being fit on data and then tested on unseen data. The results summary is great! This is well written and covers all the steps you took and your interpretation of them. Some notes about your questions: yes, R2 of zero would mean the baseline model (predicting score from no predictors at all except the intercept).

#2-bonus. Yes, correct. Your model is so bad that you should not use any of these predictors at all! Great explanation of when you can get negative R2 and why the limit is 1. Really great. You’re understanding of this is essentially perfect.

#3. I did intend you to try out some different data on this question, but no worries continuing to use the violations data. It doesn’t really matter, the regularization practice is way more important. You need to standardize even binary variables! Why? Because you can have different means and standard deviations in columns even when they are binary. If one column has only 10 ones and another has 1000, it will not only have a different mean but different standard deviation. The metrics.r2_score does exactly the same thing as the score function attached to the linear regression model. Good work gridsearching the lasso, though you probably want to try more than 5 alpha values. The reason you’re getting all 0s for the coefficients means that the Lasso has “zeroed-out” every single column. This can happen for a couple of reasons: one is that all the variables may in fact be crap and so it decides the baseline model is best. The other is that you’re not testing alphas in a small enough range. Alpha controls the strength of the regularization, and an alpha of 1 may be too high. You could try a bunch of fractional alphas such as np.linspace(0.001, 1.0, 100) and see if a lighter regularization can help.

Overall:
Really strong work. You’re doing very comprehensive work on the problems you’re tackling, which is essential to data science work. Particularly, your understanding of the concepts behind these models is very strong. I am impressed. I saw that you didn’t get to problem 4, but that is fine. Time is definitely limited and so these projects are difficult to complete fully. I have no doubt that were you to do question 4 and the challenge questions that you would get them right. I really appreciate you leaving your questions for me in the comments. It allows me to address any confusion about things in my feedback. Very, very good job. One of the strongest projects despite question 4 incomplete.

Kiefer


This const was the crash bug in clang


lgtm


CoilHeatingGasTransition (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Nice Job @ShinDarth  now make for Travis CI :smile:


David is right. The ini file is read in LoadIniConstants() method from file BeamSolver.cpp, line 160.


CoilHeatingGasTransition (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@Bodeguero thanks, you can open PR if you want 💃


Oh, forgot it. Thank you!


Hola.
Muy buenas las mejoras que ha implementado en el programa.
Solamente queria pedirle dos favores, si es posible...
1) se podra hacer que mientras un canal se esté cargando, se pueda seguir navegando la lista de canales?
Creo que en versiones anteriores, era posible.
2) se podra disminuir el tiempo de espera para que cargue un canal? actualmente se demora entre 15 y 20 segundos. Se podra reducir a 5 segundos?
O agregar en el menu, una opcion que nos permita elegir por ejemplo "carga rapida" o "carga normal"...
De antemano, gracias.
Saludos.


@ShinDarth for me to integrate the Travis CI system would have to have access to the repository - one of the team can not do it?


Yowza, it should return `value_t`; I wonder how this worked?


![unit_2 assignment](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/21027100/17949314/d2dd62c8-6a22-11e6-88c3-766c00b493be.jpg)


Oops, I don't know what I was looking at then O.o  Sorry for the noise :-(


I made some small changes to this language in 4f59653.


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i should note that this is not at all what i would like the final app.component.ts to look like; i just threw everything in here to make sure things were working


Should be fixed in 807047d07b1ece69884703fadf506368e3657d30


PEP8 requires a newline at the end from what that online checker tool said.


Yes, that's better. Thanks!


was there a reason this was just reverted?


Fixed in https://github.com/brainsum/paragraphs/commit/c995841960d387851e4f2eaacfbe811b0d0dbb44


All I know is that I'm completely confused after reading this. Substitute and replace has almost the same meaning, change is something different (but can also have the same effect) depending on the context.

I'm very confused by the description text and what this configuration does. First of all, what does it operate on? Is it subtitles, if so I'm guessing it's only for text based subtitles. This should be stated, it might not be verfy clear to everyone that some subtitles are text while others are images.

The second is the syntax. Am I to understand it so that I can make one and only one replacement (either a string or a single character)? If so, what is the boundries of the "from" and "to" parameters? Is it ```space``` only? What if I want to substitute ```space``` or a string with ```space``` in it? What if I want to substitute more than one string or character? Can I repeat the ```CharMap``` parameter?

The third is how it's operating. Does it change the source (what ever that is, the source subtitle file for example) or does it simply "substitute on the fly" while the source is being parsed?

How do I use this to remove something? I'm assuming it is substitution with an empty string (there is no such thing as an empty character). Again the syntax is unclear, do I just provide whatever i want removed then, or do I provide the character or string for removal plus a space? What if I want to substitute ```_``` with ```space```? How do I do that?


you should add
bufferBuckets.FastClear();
above
tempNode.GetBucketsWithAllegiance(bucketConditional, bufferBuckets);

to make sure it doesn't have the old ref;
had a bug with this update that made 2x more damage
but fastclearing fixed it


it isn't a quanticolorainbow, is the octralumenostreamungorul


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Great.


No problem. The second pair of eyes is much appreciated!


@athityakumar : I just checked every post. Every link is working fine. Even the scholar avenue's one.
<img width="1201" alt="screen shot 2016-08-25 at 3 31 10 am" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/16754547/17949741/83475384-6a74-11e6-82a4-dd4ad915c6bd.png">


Measured on @Tyriar's notebook:

Before:

```
{"filesfromCache":false,"searchLength":1,"sortedResultDuration":4263,"filesResultCount":224197},
{"filesfromCache":false,"searchLength":1,"sortedResultDuration":4146,"filesResultCount":224197},
{"filesfromCache":false,"searchLength":1,"sortedResultDuration":4140,"filesResultCount":224197},

{"filesfromCache":true,"searchLength":2,"sortedResultDuration":512,"filesResultCount":173864},
{"filesfromCache":true,"searchLength":2,"sortedResultDuration":488,"filesResultCount":173864},
{"filesfromCache":true,"searchLength":2,"sortedResultDuration":488,"filesResultCount":173864},
```

After:

```
{"filesfromCache":false,"searchLength":1,"sortedResultDuration":1905,"filesResultCount":224213},
{"filesfromCache":false,"searchLength":1,"sortedResultDuration":1772,"filesResultCount":224213},
{"filesfromCache":false,"searchLength":1,"sortedResultDuration":1778,"filesResultCount":224213},

{"filesfromCache":true,"searchLength":2,"sortedResultDuration":338,"filesResultCount":173875},
{"filesfromCache":true,"searchLength":2,"sortedResultDuration":353,"filesResultCount":173875},
{"filesfromCache":true,"searchLength":2,"sortedResultDuration":412,"filesResultCount":173875},
```

The small change in result counts is the same as on OS X where I found that 'find' only does cycle-detection, not detection of duplicates as our file walker.


hey @robbiecarlton, is this still necessary?


To-Do change this to "xf"!


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Yes, this would be very neat!  Would it be difficult to employ an option that allows you to turn on random values at startup? Something like option #1 all 0's. option #2 all 1's, option #3 Random values.?


It would be great if we actually sent the packet, lol.


Publishing information on the new typings format:
https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Handbook/blob/master/pages/declaration%20files/Publishing.md


Player can ignite creeper using flint and steel, then creeper will explode anyway.


fixes #63


LOL finally it always stopped there so I had to copy this file from master branch...


That was done by PyCharm's Alt+Enter shortcut import, fixed import management with 043bf64821a3485d21b48ba69a6b70051ab8ade2


closes #2


Looks okay.


cc @andrenpaes (perf work discussed).


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [terminusma](https://terminusma-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
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- [app/config/sculpin_site.yml](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/9cb178d9b6a9e6b16cb768a81b38b5ce7557856d/app/config/sculpin_site.yml)
- [docs/guides/terminus](https://terminusma-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/guides/terminus)
- [source/_partials/footer_scripts.html](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/9cb178d9b6a9e6b16cb768a81b38b5ce7557856d/source/_partials/footer_scripts.html)
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- [source/_views/terminuspage.html](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/9cb178d9b6a9e6b16cb768a81b38b5ce7557856d/source/_views/terminuspage.html)
- [source/docs/_terminuspages/commands.md](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/9cb178d9b6a9e6b16cb768a81b38b5ce7557856d/source/docs/_terminuspages/commands.md)
- [source/docs/_terminuspages/examples.md](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/9cb178d9b6a9e6b16cb768a81b38b5ce7557856d/source/docs/_terminuspages/examples.md)
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- [source/docs/_terminuspages/install.md](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/9cb178d9b6a9e6b16cb768a81b38b5ce7557856d/source/docs/_terminuspages/install.md)
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There are few places where we assign values to variables, only to use these variables once. You've pointed this out to Chelsea and I.

I didn't consider whether these variables were useful, and they aren't. They'll be removed.


ок, наматаю на ус


There still is an error which either segfaults the server or crashes it


@bojanz this is the big change and why I didn't just commit. In the Drupal.org issue I explain more. But basically even if set with a string, this can somehow become a non-string and throw exceptions for nonsensical reasons.

So, we could track that down, or improve the developer experience by mitigating 99% of chances there's be a string passed to the price object.


I don't think we need embedded driver .... ?
http://docs.spring.io/spring-data/neo4j/docs/current/reference/html/#_dependencies_for_spring_data_neo4j_4_1


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After a cursory glance at the source it might be something I can do. As I understand it the following would have to be updated:

* Query database for RAM values (default to 0x00) and then set RAM:
https://github.com/rdanbrook/nestopia/blob/master/source/core/NstCpu.cpp

* Add methods to manage default RAM value(s): https://github.com/rdanbrook/nestopia/blob/80379f59aeb472947574facc1fa8c8fe9bf22c05/source/core/api/NstApiCartridge.hpp

* Determine the scheme with which to save the RAM info in NstDatabase.xml.

One thing I am unsure of is how is the NstDatabase.xml populated/updated/maintained?


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@FrancescoSTL - this has to be reverted


@purukaushik why, what's up?


@ratoaq2 do you thik this traceback is related to this?

O episodio está "snatched 1080p HDTV" e está no PP folder. Não tem legenda.
Fiz o manual search e deu esse erro
Mas não consigo reproduzir de novo

```
2016-08-24 18:09:05 DEBUG    SEARCHQUEUE-MANUAL-271910 :: [456a47f] Traceback (most recent call last):
 File "/home/osmc/SickRage/sickbeard/search_queue.py", line 313, in run
   ('', 'season pack ')[bool(self.manual_search_type == 'season')], self.segment[0].pretty_name()))
 File "/home/osmc/SickRage/sickbeard/tv.py", line 2438, in pretty_name
   return self._format_pattern('%SN - S%0SE%0E - %EN')
 File "/home/osmc/SickRage/sickbeard/tv.py", line 2642, in _format_pattern
   replace_map = self.__replace_map()
 File "/home/osmc/SickRage/sickbeard/tv.py", line 2552, in __replace_map
   encoder = Quality.sceneQualityFromName(self.release_name.replace(rel_grp[relgrp], ''), ep_qual)
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'replace'
```


These calls are autogenerated by `wrap_sundials.jl`. The generator implements some conversion from Julia types to low-level Sundial types (e.g. `Vector` -> `N_Vector`, `Handle{CVode}` to `CVodeMemPtr`), but teaching it to convert arbitrary ints (`k`) looks like overkill. Better call `CVodeGetDky()` with `k` converted to `Cint`.


Not used (don't really mind - just curious how this will be used)


What was the new name of the midi controller?

You currently should be able to drop samples onto the trigger editor, but they must be either dropped directly onto the "slot chooser" or a sample trimmer (the green waveform selection on "Sample", "Granular", and "Slicer")


Okay, I'll remove this. It's not necessary for making it work since I put `Cint(0)` anyways. Just thought it would make usage easier.


With hard reset being the equivalent of a "power cycle" would it be easy to just alter the code koitsu originally committed to randomly choose values through a menu option?, and then possibly set in the database games which need a certain value for example (super mario  brothers to always have 0xFF) or if youre brave allow that randomly choose values?

This is a really cool and neat thing to do! :)


The name of this function should indicate that it's finding a bundled nuget.exe


@TK-999 @garthwebb Do you know what this key is for?


Should probably throw if the caller passes an unrecognized value


The externals.json is placing the files relative to the task (and I only see one for the NuGetInstaller task), but this is resolving it relative to the nuget-task-common library


Hola, no creo que implemente ninguno de esos cambios.
En caso del primero es posible de realizar pero requeriría muchos cambios a nivel código fuente, en cuanto al segundo no es posible debido a que Livestreamer no lo permite, solo seria posible mediante el uso del reproductor directamente, pero se estaría quitando una de las mejores cosas del programa.
En caso que así lo desees puedes hacerlo agregando PLAYER:// al comienzo del enlace que quieras ver.
Saludos.


We'll need to watch this when we merge to master.


This was my initial idea of having one function which does all of the menu manipulation by passing it functions and arguments depending on what is in what place of the menu.
I moved away from this idea once I realised that having custom menus wouldn't be very easy to do if I went with this idea.


With floats I would usually do

```m_pevCurrentTarget->speed != 0.0```


This is wrong -- we want to disable extensions if and only if we're using a nuget.exe bundled with either the agent or the tasks. This change essentially disables them unconditionally


test


Is this left over from previous tries to fix the segfault?
Seems to work for me with `sesskey[16]` as well.


I then decided to go with the idea of having a class which passes variables internally (instead of passing many variables through functions or using global variables) in order to simplify the work process and make things easier for myself.


The box will be hidden for users who already have something in it before this change


My spam filter is deactivated and i'm looking on my junks in my mailer but it's no here.

i have tested lost password recovery and mantis said:
Password Message Sent
If you supplied the correct username and e-mail address for your account, we will now have sent a confirmation message to that e-mail address. Once the message has been received, follow the instructions provided to change the password on your account.

But not received mail with instruction to reset password.
but the 1and1 webmail are broken now /-#.
Sorry,
But maybe 1&1 hate atutor.ca website, lol.

Thanks for all and for assign the fix to me ;-)
I continue to translate and discover ATutor.
See you soon
Best regard.
Thomas


@ratoaq2 im trying this now:

https://github.com/fernandog/SickRage/commit/1f1f809e548a8d5e2bbe21db8ec83af24c95ba1e


Originally I also decided that I would have underscores in front of functions (as that is usually done in APIs for 'hidden' functions) but I later moved away from this as it looked kinda dumb.


Don't we need to make similar change in the other config files (`MultiTenantPaymentConfig`,..) ?


Plugin should not link to WinPort directly! (so there should be no need in -fPIC in WinPort's config). WinPort functions exported by far2l executable and plugin links to them upon loading. Having second WinPort linked statically into plugin binary will cause console API malfunction.


Also made the events a little easier to manage for the end-user. May be remaking this part in the future.


Yes. The commit to master was in error!  The PR remains valid


My friend Nickolai introduced me to `getch`, a function which grabs raw keyboard input without displaying the characters.


@thedarkone this solves the problem of profiles hanging on to arbitrary objects. We now profile primitives for their value, and objects only for their Java class.


This call is probably better inside ngToolRunner.locateNuGetExe


@BartHuis please see https://github.com/github/gitignore/pull/1986 for the original discussion (and related links).


Thanks I could not find a simple way and forgot about the possibility to put inline unicode characters.


I meant `[desktop]`


CC: @muckachina


clang warns here:
```
nsec3_fmt_plug.c:167:13: warning: comparison of unsigned expression < 0 is always false [-Wtautological-compare]
                        if (iter < 0 || iter > UINT16_MAX)
                            ~~~~ ^ ~
1 warning generated.
```

But instead of just dropping `iter < 0`, the undefined behaviour of atoi() should be adressed, i.e., using `strtokm()` and `isdec()` like in valid() of other formats.


this is probably a typo?


Are iterators not supported now? It would be good to use the make_key_iterator somewhere.


That relationship enum would be pretty huge huh :laughing:


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no love for windows, he :)


Mrr ,salmon <3 @SalmonGER perfect


Ah thanks for catching that!

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hi hELLO


Se amplía el código de la base del juego.

 import pygame
from pygame.locals import *
import random

class Recs(object):
    def __init__(self,numeroinicial):
        self.lista=[]
        for x in range(numeroinicial):
            #creo un rect random
            leftrandom=random.randrange(2,890)
            toprandom=random.randrange(-580,-10)
            width=random.randrange(10,30)
            height=random.randrange(15,30)
            self.lista.append(pygame.Rect(leftrandom,toprandom,width,height))
    def reagrear(self):
        for x in range(len(self.lista)):
            if self.lista[x].top>555:
                leftrandom=random.randrange(2,890)
                toprandom=random.randrange(-580,-10)
                width=random.randrange(10,30)
                height=random.randrange(15,30)
                self.lista[x]=(pygame.Rect(leftrandom,toprandom,width,height))

    def agregarotro(self):
        pass
    def mover(self):
        for rectangulo in self.lista:
            rectangulo.move_ip(0,2)
    def pintar(self,superficie):
        for rectangulo in self.lista:
            pygame.draw.rect(superficie,(100,200,10),rectangulo)

class Player(pygame.sprite.Sprite):
    def __init__(self,imagen):
        self.imagen=imagen
        self.listaDisparos = []

        self.rect=self.imagen.get_rect()
        self.rect.top,self.rect.left=(100,200)
    def mover(self,vx,vy):
        self.rect.move_ip(vx,vy)
        if self.rect.left < 5:
            self.rect.left = 5
        if self.rect.left >= 870:
            self.rect.left = 870
        if self.rect.top <= 10:
            self.rect.top = 10
        if self.rect.top >= 570:
            self.rect.top = 570
        self.rect.move_ip(vx,vy)

    def disparar(self, x, y):  # disparo
        proyectil = Proyectil(x,y)
        self.listaDisparos.append(proyectil) # se coloca un objeto en la Lista de disparos
    def dibujar(self, superficie):
        superficie.blit(self.imagen, self.rect)

    def update(self,superficie):
        superficie.blit(self.imagen,self.rect)

class Proyectil(pygame.sprite.Sprite):
    def __init__(self, posx, posy):
        pygame.sprite.Sprite.__init__(self)

        self.imagenProyectil = pygame.image.load("Imagenes/disparoa.jpg")
        self.rect = self.imagenProyectil.get_rect()
        self.velocidadDisparo = 10
        self.rect.top = posy - 29
        self.rect.left = posx - 3
    def trayectoria(self):
        self.rect.top = self.rect.top - self.velocidadDisparo

    def dibujar(self, superficie):
        superficie.blit(self.imagenProyectil, self.rect)

def colision(player,recs):
    for rec in recs.lista:
        if player.rect.colliderect(rec):
            return True
    return False

def colision2(disparo,recs):
    for rec in recs.lista:
        if proyectil.rect.colliderect(rec):
            return True
    return False

def main():
    import pygame

    pygame.init()
    pantalla=pygame.display.set_mode((900,600))
    salir=False
    reloj1= pygame.time.Clock()
    imagen1=pygame.image.load("Imagenes/nave.png").convert_alpha()
    imagenexplosion=pygame.image.load("Imagenes/explosion.png").convert_alpha()
    imagenfondo=pygame.image.load("Imagenes/fondo.png").convert_alpha()
    pygame.mixer.music.load("Imagenes/Heavy.mp3")
    sonido1=pygame.mixer.Sound("Imagenes/Plane_Fly.mp3")
    recs1=Recs(25)

    #variables aux

    player1=Player(imagen1)
    vx,vy=0,0
    velocidad=10
    leftsigueapretada,rightsigueapretada,upsigueapretada,downsigueapretada=False,False,False,False
    colisiono=False

    pygame.mixer.music.play(2)

    while salir!=True:  # loop para eventos
        for event in pygame.event.get():
            if event.type == pygame.QUIT:
                salir=True
            if colisiono==False:
                if event.type == pygame.KEYDOWN:

                    if event.key == K_s:
                        x, y = player1.rect.center
                        player1.disparar(x,y)

                    if event.key == pygame.K_LEFT:
                        leftsigueapretada=True
                        vx=-velocidad
                    if event.key == pygame.K_RIGHT:
                        rightsigueapretada=True
                        vx=velocidad
                    if event.key== pygame.K_UP:
                        upsigueapretada=True
                        vy=-velocidad
                        sonido1.play()
                    if event.key == pygame.K_DOWN:
                        downsigueapretada=True
                        vy=velocidad

                if event.type == pygame.KEYUP:
                    if event.key == pygame.K_LEFT:
                        leftsigueapretada=False
                        if rightsigueapretada:vx=velocidad
                        else:vx=0
                    if event.key == pygame.K_RIGHT:
                        rightsigueapretada=False
                        if leftsigueapretada:vx=-velocidad
                        else:vx=0
                    if event.key== pygame.K_UP:
                        upsigueapretada=False
                        if downsigueapretada:vy=velocidad
                        else:vy=-0
                    if event.key == pygame.K_DOWN:
                        downsigueapretada=False
                        if upsigueapretada:vy=-velocidad
                        else:vy=0

        reloj1.tick(20)

        if colision(player1,recs1):
            colisiono=True
            player1.imagen=imagenexplosion
            pygame.mixer.music.stop()
        if colisiono==False:
            recs1.mover()
            player1.mover(vx, vy)

        pantalla.blit(imagenfondo,(0,0))
        recs1.pintar(pantalla)
        player1.update(pantalla)

        player1.dibujar(pantalla)  # agregado
        if len(player1.listaDisparos) > 0:
            for x in player1.listaDisparos:
                x.dibujar(pantalla)  # se coloca el proyectil sobre la ventana del juego
                x.trayectoria()  # trayectoria del proyectil
                if x.rect.top < 20:
                    player1.listaDisparos.remove(x)   # elimino el proyectil

        pygame.display.update()
        recs1.reagrear()
    pygame.quit()

main()


Get the content of the cell to a temporary string


another thing: i started this with the intention of using https://github.com/sdether/josh.js, which is what habitat uses (https://github.com/habitat-sh/habitat/tree/master/www/source/try).....that's not in here yet...and i'm not sure we'll end up using it


</string>


**Ignore this commit**

This is the wrong commit not sure what's going on with github but it's no longer part of my repo lineage.


Set the temporary value to the 2d array equivalent position


This is may change, I just added one to at least have one. (some were asking)


Take the end of line char to define if this has ended


I'm still undecided about Kith and Kin being separate relationship types.
@carwinz do you have a view?
I wonder if it will come to be a pain when writing more complex queries - although, Cypher is very flexible perhaps it will be fine.


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Ah. :)


@Azamung : I think you are going to like this commit message. ;)


Estos son las imagenes usadas, hay que ponerlas en una carpeta "Imagenes", para correr el programa
![disparoa](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13766394/17950810/f980b892-6a33-11e6-8741-2d1441d71c11.jpg)

![explosion](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13766394/17950834/2f8eabf6-6a34-11e6-8375-a18c9631e144.png)

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Is this comment form (starting with #2.7) some preprocessing instruction?


Feature request #12


Can this be done as a pre-processor macro in splpy.h?


I suggest we put some kind of stable generated ID (maybe a UUID) on the key entities.
Don't care if it's even exposed but just something we can hook audit records, etc. onto later. (The neo4j Ids are not guaranteed to be unique over time - something that came up at neo4j meetup we were at)


Rainwarrior over at nesdev just implemented this into fce. This is def how nestopia should implement it:

http://forums.nesdev.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=10845&start=75


This is just a dummy code for you to play with. Just run it in the same directory as the output file and the verify if the queue and dequeue functions are working correctly. I tried overriding the output operator so that we can observe what is stored in the linked list.


Is a Py_DECREF needed on utf8String ?


nvm, see you're on it here: http://manage.dimagi.com/default.asp?234268


platiNumore. Dammit.


Merging the 2 formats into 1 source file was probably OK, But I think these formats should remain separate. Alternatively, we need to increase the number of tunable costs to 4 and add the hash type (argon2d vs argon2i) as the first tunable cost.


Btw, I tested it by having it output the x, y, z coords every time it did the tile loop... IT GETS UP INTO THE THOUSANDS.


We have a session table with over 1 million entries and using SCAN goes past our Session table's READ throughput. We call REAP once a day. We could programatically bump up the throughput temporarily before REAP happens, but that seems like a patch. Is there no way to stream the table slowly over time and avoid spiking the READS in a short amount of time?


@archon810 Old key got corrupt, backed up the new key so there shouldn't be anymore problems.


Nice. I will add this to the Makefile on romcon/master, as I imagine it will be awhile before you merge this branch to master?


I changed it back, so if you commit it, do it NOT like that.

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I have an idea on how to fix this bug, so please don't mess with it.


Please, elaborate...
And I'm busy trying to fix my Linux version.
It kills my computer every time.


Lol, I will tell you when I fix it. The variables go up into the thousands and causes the program to crash or glitch the f*** out. (probably eats up all ur ram or something in linux, idk)


MILLIONS???


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This is an invalid ID. ID's cannot contain spaces and they should be unique. It is possible that their may be more than one toggle block on a page and/or something else might be called "picture" or "info"


Is that what happens in Windows?
I think we might be at the same problem.
(But my program doesn't even LET me do anything in it)
It just crashes.


INITIALIZE X,Y,Z

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Reviewed with Colin


Try the current version, it should work...

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@ExSport You are welcome to contribute and submit your definition ;-)

@Nadahar Actually it's only used for Samsung renderer, to avoid problematic `/ ` character in folders name, in the SOAP response as well. In the example it substitute on the fly `/ ` by `:`
You understood correctly, and yes i forgotten to explicitely say space character is the separator.

This work was done by @SharkHunter in september 2014, so i used this own words.
The code will answer your questions better that i could explain ;-)
```
charMap = new HashMap<>();
		String ch = getString(CHARMAP, null);
		if (StringUtils.isNotBlank(ch)) {
			StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(ch, " ");
			String org = "";

			while (st.hasMoreTokens()) {
				String tok = st.nextToken().trim();
				if (StringUtils.isBlank(tok)) {
					continue;
				}
				tok = tok.replaceAll("###0", " ").replaceAll("###n", "\n").replaceAll("###r", "\r");
				if (StringUtils.isBlank(org)) {
					org = tok;
				} else {
					charMap.put(org, tok);
					org = "";
				}
			}
		}
```
Your english skill is welcome as i'm in pain to formulate it concise and clear :wink:


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@Techwolf please create an issue for it


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Wow, you haven't forgotten about that one!

This is a right move, I still think remembering obj identity buys us really little in Ruby (e.g. it doesn't mean the shape of the obj or the class of the ruby obj hasn't changed, etc.)

I'm wondering if the ruby-level class profile is even worth it, since Truffle does its own `.getClass()` profiling of call target args (and does it in a genius way, by profiling at the call site where the type information is almost always "freely" available in the Graal IR).


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forking! ha.


Plantilla kml por unidades funcionales


IT WORKS
I FIXED IT!!!


It was my pleasure to help ;)


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How?

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No, I fixed it. That isn't it. It generates an amazing, sorta realistic world. At least, it isn't random. Now time to improve map generation!


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SHOW ME THE FIX!


@rtlanceroad My "philosophy" has always been that I create -git ports if it it fits those criteria:

* It has a (very) slow release cycle, but frequent git commits.
* It is a package where I actively follow the development and am interested inf, for example fish and mpv.

I agree libvterm should not be in -git, but here, from the little research I did it seems like the last commit is from 2013.


Yes, thank you for letting me know!


Hey dude can you upload your codes? I need your tank class and gamepanel codes so I can fit the text to map converting thing in, and deal with collisions.


:+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1:


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1654testin](https://1654testin-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/vulnerability-testing](https://1654testin-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/vulnerability-testing)


How?


.diff


[Fixed](https://github.com/lerna/lerna/commit/7d93d8ccf9e4de93f9680504ccb3e0edf7d40355).  Thanks @bebraw.


Could there be a go1.6 and go1.7 version of this file?


Oops, indeed. Fixed by ad73dfc1524b85ba52e36617c4b885042f559e60.


it's happening on android not sure how, had a NPE on line `399` of the previous version of this file


@rcoup this relate to platform SLA?


The test for "SP" must be done earlier than here.  It must start at line 1112:  That `if` statement should be changed into a `switch` statement that tests the result of the `SB_GetLen()` call.

1. `case 1:` would have the single-letter tests that already exist there.  It would end with `break;`.
2. `case 2:` would test for "SP":  `toupper (SB_AtUnchecked (&CurTok.SVal, 0)) == 'S' && toupper (SB_AtUnchecked (&CurTok.SVal, 1)) == 'P'`.  "case 2:" would _not_ end with `break;` (it would "fall through").
3. `default:` would have the Sweet16 test that already exists there.


@Eyremba I was asking about what do you consider to be "new" NCP bypasses (name examples of one).


I must admit that on my hardware I am unable to see a performance difference when comparing argon2d and argon2i with the same tunable cost parameters, but I am sure there must be a difference.
Argon2d should be somewhat faster than Argon2i.


Ok, it's an `ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException`, this does not fix the crash


commit 5dfab94e61e45ce8ca8da0fac8c156a1d2e75849
Author: Andrew Lenards <andrew.lenards@gmail.com>
Date:   Wed Aug 24 16:30:50 2016 -0700

    Use first available Image Version

    This was previously applied as a hotfix commit to a Jetstream n-n
    branch as the commit a1d2dc249. It appears that I messed up in
    cherry-picking it over into the mainline release branch.

\[:a1d2dc\] https://github.com/iPlantCollaborativeOpenSource/troposphere/commit/a1d2dc249a73ccbbd87e09cb1182379a354de6bc


Arm unwind make problems on 4.9 so, wi will stay on 4.8


Ok
I tried to improve the map generation first.
Before the fix, ima show u an example of the map first. ;)


I remember why it was implemented-Some files with specific chars were not listed or completely froze renderer.
But as I don't remember details and description was vague, I pointed on it to be more clear.
E.g. without seeing the code it seems to me that every char divided by space will be removed? or replaced?
So I am on the same boat with Nadar that current description and example is not enough to understand the usage.


抠图的时候，可以将图形区域选区选好，然后按c裁切出来，再把没用的东西删除掉。


Did you mean to use the LINQ method here? There's already a `Count` property on `List<T>` :wink:


What can we do about the 2500/day limit of the google reverse geocoding api?


Also, in order to paint obstacles separately, I think building an independent gamepanel and paint obstacles in that class is the solution for me.


Not an overly realistic map, but see how the ones of the same type group together? IT'S GETTING THERE!


Switch keys when one is full.

From my understanding the limit was there before, but now you'll be able to track it.


It's because you loop through it.
It's actually very nice that way.
I'm just here to fix errors, not create ideas.

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@ThisTestUser for example the Phase bypass for latest NCP. Alexander will never have or use such bypasses.


These are angle quotes which won't work.


Dude, you overwrote the syntax corrections I made


This rocks submit pull


You can look over how I made it slightly more realistic than the last one I tried. Basically, if the tile to the left and the tile to the right weren't values next to each other (ex. 1 and 2), then it would average them and use that to generate the random tile value(chance of being that number, 1 higher, or 1 lower) It actually made it a lot better.


Nit: Probably the code could have been moved to `MultiTenantConfigBase` (this is pretty much 3 times the same method) except for the class we need to pass to access the method.

👍


Dude, that's amazing...

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BTW, the problem was the if statements. It would go through, testing positive for each one and end up with 7, where it would be turned into a 3 and outputted. I still don't know why the x and y values were getting into the thousands, but it's fixed now!


Awesome.

Looks like RainWarrior did A-C per koitsu's list. I wonder if (E) might be fun though......share RAM configs with friends for interesting game starts or maybe speed run races?


Make tank, obstacle, and bullets subclasses of some class for objects can make collisions easier to handle, I guess.


LOL, that's NICE...
Test it multiple times.

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Ok... What was this...


I did.


PK


Now you can fix errors/make it more efficient/get it to work on your linux.


You did a recursive merge of the remote into your local repository.


Is it not working for you?


IF you got it to work there are no errors.

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xD


Oh, OK. Thought you meant Player Kill. XD.


Why are you asking.


As in it trashed ur pc


PK=Player Kill


should this not call `doneUpdate` instead of `callback`?


No, it just crashes my Linux.


*crashed before this, have to test it.


please provide the solutions as soon as possible.


@brianary Please note that I had to change the powershell -File argument from `"%ps1%"` to `"!ps1!"` to get this version to work.  (Powershell 4; ExecutionPolicy is RemoteSigned.)


rebuild


it will be really helpful if you could upload the solutions of assignments 8 to 12


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need rebuild it


d


Would it be possible to add the ability to specify more keys in the -k parameter and have the script switching between them? And what about using other services as mapbox?


@egamma,

Are you sure that you correctly get the parent language?

For example, your case with `blade` extension:

```
languageGrammar: text.html.php.laravel-blade
languages:       ["text", "html", "php", "laravel-blade"]
thisLanguage:    laravel-blade
parentMode:      php                                      // mayby `html`?
```

If `let parentMode = languages[1]`:

```
languageGrammar: text.html.php.laravel-blade
languages:       ["text", "html", "php", "laravel-blade"]
thisLanguage:    laravel-blade
parentMode:      html                                      // <----
```


IT DIDN'T CRASH. (It might though, might be MY header file)


@cecca00 Multple keys thing is likely to happen. I probably wont worry about other services but we'll see.

Are you having issues with 2500 requests a day?


lol, good


gulp plugins are available with `$`.  So to use gulp-concat you can write `$.concat`


Dude, I am surprised how well it actually works.


Actually forget it - We can always add it later.


OK, hope it doesn't crash in general.
Try: zacharacutey.github.io/TINO.html
(If you're not on a phone)


Ideally, yes, but I'd rather just support one version of the code rather than two, unless `runtime.CallersFrames` has any major advantages above what we have here.


Maybe a separate constructor?


@soumak77 Ah, yes, I see it now.


zacharyacutey.github.io/TINO.html
I failed at typing my own github username


LOL
I LOVE IT


Yeah, the CSE version is index.html


Why doesn't the instructions button work?


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Defensively check `$publishTime`, in case it is false and produces unexpected results due to PHP's loose comparison.


## Scenario
In CMS, Publishing Schedule, the user wishes to __publish this page immediately__ and __expire the page in the future__.

User's permission:
- NOT an admin with unrestricted access
- Has sufficient access to edit page and start and approve workflows to be published

## Steps to replicate
1. Desired publish datetime field is empty
2. Desired un-publish datetime field has date and time set in the future
3. Start workflow, approve workflow for publish
4. Check if this page has `PublishJobID` and `UnPublishJobID`

## Actual
- Page has `PublishJobID`, has a publish job ❌
- Page has `UnPublishJobID`, has an un-publish job ✅

## Expected
- Page should NOT have `PublishJobID` nor publish job, because empty desired publish field means the user wish to publish this page _immediately_

## The fix
This can be fixed by first defensively checking if `$publishTime` is truth-y.

The problem is in [line 305](https://github.com/silverstripe-terraformers/advancedworkflow/commit/60d4000cd66c43df32000aad32ba4486f59fee07#diff-8e62280af6755a9651ef1611bb95b988R305) whereby due to PHP's loose comparison if `$publishTime` is a boolean, when compared with another integer the boolean becomes an integer.

Based on the _steps to replicate_ above, we get the following unexpected result:

```
// Publish Date was null (empty publish date time field)
$publishTime = strtotime($this->owner->PublishOnDate); // returns **false**
// UnPublish Date had a future date time
$unPublishTime = strtotime($this->owner->UnPublishOnDate); // return an integer
```

Going through the conditional:

```
if ((!$unPublishTime && $publishTime) // false
    || (
        $unPublishTime > $now // true
        && $publishTime < $unPublishTime // **true**
```

Alas, the publish job is not cleared.


Are you on a phone?


n


jajajaja
ya lo daño


como raro


This is sweet - it will make the "hello world" a few lines shorter, which I <3


Test


OK, let me do some refactor


I think that's what he's wanting.


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我的出来，图片不是完整的一张，有一小半是下张图片的，怎么回事啊？


Great progress, guys!

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Extract method executeExitProgramRequest


improved coding practise


Can’t `showVideo` be used again?


Inline method executeExitProgramRequest


I hope to ask what kind of expression should we return if there's no definition?


`state.playing.location` actually has a couple of other values like 'chromecast', 'airplay', etc. so it's not quite the same