I believe you are going to needs this kernel side in order for this to work - https://github.com/sultanxda/android_kernel_oneplus_msm8996/commit/8ebb20ef1f013e1200d5d183bc6ef4d4f89826e8


@jfoug Are you reverting the code changes of a previous commit manually? Or did you just remove the commit description that was automatically generated by git?
You know that you can just use `git revert 6b6f1eb0`, don't you?


The goal was to make the code behave the same on all platforms, ultimately based on ASF recommendations. Before this commit, we special cased the setting of the mode on `apache.log_dir` on `rhel`, `fedora`, `arch`, `suse`, `freebsd`, but not on `ubuntu` or `debian`.

I am not opposed to changing the mode to `0750`, however, we will need to make sure it does not break anything and that it follows ASFs recommendations.

The goal here was to make it consistent.


Ok, that's fine. I just wanted to make sure we weren't making object allocation even slower by taking it out of line.


This PR has been refiled in Pagure
https://pagure.io/koji/pull-request/54


Maybe we could introduce two attributes:

- hdf5: for the new version 1.10.x
- hdf5_1_8: for the version 1.8.x

(keeping these until all tools/libraries support the version 1.10)


@scotthartbti That's right, thanks! Done: https://github.com/AOSPA/android_kernel_oneplus_msm8996/commit/7663f16810ecb29a1fa98a48d33805ba6adf6a47


This will destroy the client sessions if the web listeners are restarted. I'm not sure we should do that solely due to a timeout change


package fizzbuzz;

public class fizzbuzz {

	public static void main(String[] args) {

		int count = 1;
		while (count <= 100) {
			if (count % 3 == 0)
				System.out.print("fizz");
			if (count % 5 == 0)
				System.out.print("buzz");
			if (count % 5 != 0 && count % 3 != 0)
				System.out.print(count);
			count++;
		}

	}

}


code v1


Add a comment explaining the square wave case?


Crystal M. Fisher, [crystalmfisher] (https://github.com/crystalmfisher)


We are making it slower until we put in the new mechanism.  But your compiler output will look prettier and less warning-ish.  This will fix our internal issue csr/mpich-opa#409


I do not know git well enough,  I just did this manually.  I thought after another commit was put in there, you were sort of locked in.


Card


As long as there will be no conflicts with other changes in the same source code sections, additional commits on top of the commit(s) you want to revert don't matter.
You can even revert multiple commits simultaneously.

`man git revert` on a devent OS should provide more help.


correction:  should fix csr/mpich-opa#399


hi @agateau

Many thanks for the excellent series on QML / D'nD.
I'm working on porting your efforts to TreeView.

One question I do have is that the docs suggest using a [delegatemodel](http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtqml-models-delegatemodel.html#details) for handling the item being dragged. Actually, I do think these docs are pretty hard to follow, while your code is easy to grasp ( certainly given the fair amount of hoop jumping and fixes involved to get an elegant experience )

Would DelegateModel further complicate the implementation?
I'm curious to hear your thoughts on this... and thanks again for the excellent tutorial!

PS comments have been disabled on your site, hence posing the question here.


Maybe I should use one `calculate` function in `ShipmentCalculator` Class which accept object of any class of `Product` , `Cart` , `Order`


This needs to be scoped to where it's being used on the genes entity page


i also added humidity logging from weatherunderground api in outdoorWeb.py


Shouldn't there be an else here?  If we got our token we don't want to delay


This would be a good opportunity for `each_with_object` :)


Thank you for fixing 50% of this problem :)
I am looking forward to next 50% :)

PS:
> Line **254** need to be changed too.


This is fine for test code but for production ignoring InterruptedException here is fine


Wow. Did you really commit a global spaces to tab find/replace?
Why?


yes we could introduce 1.10.x but let's not make it the default yet.


[](https://github.com/urudra/Sunshine/blob/master/app/src/main/java/com/example/android/sunshine/app/ForecastFragment.java) Please tell me what is happening to my code it is not working


So typically you'd want to avoid doing any behavior inside of the initializer class. It makes this class difficult to test the actions that may occur. Your initializer should really only be used for setup, while calling other methods to make shit happen.


For example, you could just make this method `change` instead of `make_change` and return the `@change` instance variable.


my first task in wcf


just curiosity, what happened here? Why did it merge the branch into the same branch? @pattacini do you have an idea?


This is a pretty long block of code to be fully-synchronized at this low a level.  Look into using AtomicInteger for tokensIssued to avoid the need for external synchronization


Fixed ;)


Fix for microsoft/pxt-microbit#208


Added a few div elements to add some simple CSS


HTML runners tests pass.


Added some simple CSS


Fixed


Sorry, that is too detailed. Are you a super-human?


Arrg, having a hard time managing all this path logic needed by scene imports. I'm honestly not sure why this worked with the old code, but I see the problem :)  I'll do a small Tangram release to fix this.


Thanks for the background. Do you know where I would find Apache's recommendations for this?


Hello


While trussed up and no strength for self-translation. Will probably ask for your help when I will be prepare the release - can be added new items.


[#4]: Implement Umsatz && UmsatzResponse.


lack --> do not have
will contain --> contains


EP-6-6 (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-failing-red.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-79.04%25-red.svg)


It --> The assigned index


For some dataset, the `Poisson.fit` gives "nan".  This might explain issue #17.


> On complexity, alias isn't a new introduction.

Just because it's not a new addition, doesn't mean it adds no complexity. There are a lot of constructs in Ruby which have been around for a long time whose use is now discouraged; this style guide is full of them.

> On `alias_method`'s inherent superiority as "just a method," does this mean we should also avoid using keywords like `class` and `def` and only use `Class.new` and `define_method` instead?

I think the benefits of `class` and `def` are pretty clear. They both cut down on visual clutter, and they're very familiar constructs from other languages.

I guess you could make a similar argument for `alias` regarding visual clutter, but with methods like `attr_(reader|writer|accessor)` already being commonplace in Ruby, I'd argue the very similar syntax of `alias_method` doesn't stick out nearly as much as something like `Foo = Class.new(SuperClass) do` would. Additionally, `alias` doesn't have nearly the same level of traction in other languages as `class` and `def` do.

In the presence of methods like `attr_(reader|writer|accessor)` (not to mention all the similar methods included in both the standard library and in popular frameworks like Rails), `alias`'s syntax is more of an annoying inconsistency than an actual benefit.

> There's no need to take strong stances on style where the benefits are so unclear.

I tend to agree, but let me be clear about where I'm coming from here: the reason I'm bringing this up now is that Rubocop, which is based on this style guide, is currently set by default to throw warnings (i.e. fail builds) whenever someone uses `alias_method` over `alias` in a class/module body. When it comes to automated enforcement of style guides, "strong stances on style" are kinda unavoidable.

With that in mind, let me turn that question around on you: why use `alias` at all when the benefits of doing so are so unclear? `alias_method` already does everything `alias` does and more, so why bother introducing another keyword with its own special syntax that could otherwise just be ignored?


@mcostalba this looks ELO neutral so far. What's the next step?


@casperdcl we need a status update. You're doing it all by yourself, and we really could help more.


this may look better on one line.


fakesleep as `FakeSleep`?


We needed to make it public in order to test that it was being set.


android hangs because 4 threads use?


This is the required sql-insert.

```sql
INSERT INTO `output_element_types` (`id`, `name`, `created_at`, `updated_at`)
VALUES
  (26, 'refinery', '2016-08-29 11:01:39', '2016-08-29 11:01:39');
INSERT INTO `output_elements` (`id`, `output_element_type_id`, `created_at`, `updated_at`, `under_construction`, `unit`, `percentage`, `group`, `sub_group`, `show_point_label`, `growth_chart`, `key`, `max_axis_value`, `min_axis_value`, `hidden`, `requires_merit_order`)
VALUES
  (NULL, 26, '2016-08-29 10:58:43', '2016-08-29 10:58:43', 0, 'PJ', 0, 'Overview', NULL, 0, 0, 'refinery', NULL, NULL, 0, 0);
```


@jdalton well we had any particular issues with babel the switch was made mainly for the following reasons:

- bublé does not require any particular config file and dependencies and this fits perfectly with the riot minimal approach
- babel has many powerful presets but we don't need the most of them, bublé already has all we need
- babel adds unexpected code sometimes also [when it's not necessary](https://babeljs.io/repl/#?babili=false&evaluate=true&lineWrap=true&presets=es2015&code=var%20T_STRING%20%3D%20%27string%27%0A%0Afunction%20isString(str)%20%7B%0A%20%20return%20typeof%20str%20%3D%3D%3D%20T_STRING%3B%0A%7D)
- we got burned by the [babel@6 release](https://github.com/riot/riot/issues?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=babel) being forced to publish/update/maintain [a custom riot preset](https://github.com/riot/babel-preset-es2015-riot) so we would like to explore solutions that let us focusing more on our OS project without wasting hours debugging tuning the output generated by babel

With that said I still love babeljs and I use it in many other projects you are doing an amazing job with it but we had to decide the right tool for riot and bublé fits more our needs


This looks great, @arbrandes , thank you! I made a few nit suggestions that would bring your draft in line with our (as yet unpublished) edX style guide.

Please add a "History" note around line 4712, like
**History**: ``item`` and ``location_id`` added 7 Sep 2016.


- ich war zu langsam :)


>  you are doing an amazing job with it

I'm not a core contributor just curious ;)


@ijava85 Remove this empty style rule


This is pretty specific, so I am not sure if there is an explicit recommendation. If there would be one it would be in their [docs](http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/) for example at http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/misc/security_tips.html#serverroot


Imagine that someone change the price per weight to 5 USD? the tests will failed! because we depend on a default value that did not specify explicitly in the test code!

Enhance the test code, so it did not failed if the user change the price per weight configuration,


Great job taking steps in incorporating projects to adapt to code we have learned in lab and are now using in our Portfolio.


`esc_attr()` here and below


This file should be inside a folder called "www" for the Shiny app to be able to read it.


No worries, bro. :)


Great job updating and making sure that all relevant files are linked appropriately.


Use `empty` instead.


doh?


FYI: We should always use asynchronous ajax requests


Shouldn't it play itself instead of having something else trigger each frame?


@meetar looks like this commit broken the swiss-style demo by removing the envmap


Hi Zork!
I really love your verson of ROTH UI. Galaxy's verson just everything becomes too big, blocked everything.
When I first saw ROTH UI, it feel exquisiteness. And Galaxy is kind ruin it.
Sorry for my english. My english wasn't that good.


Program to interfaces, not concrete implementations как завещал Джошуа


I think I'll leave it for now. Thanks!
I'll keep this page open and keep this stuff in mind while reviewing my next biggish project.


An app capable of displaying pics searched from Flickr with random order.
An app out of collaboratvie research, design and coding from Sijie, Rover and John.
Despite its simplicity and naiveness, we cherish it as our baby.


Ugh cant write when people are talking.
Also i definitely need a keyboard.
Also I need a whiteboard or a notebook.

What do you when you get stuck on problems in a course?
Leave them and move on or try to figure them out?


Этот онКомплитлед сработает до того, как сабскрайбер получит всех комментов (т.к. онНекст вызывается в подписке в обзервабле) из-за чего нарушается контракт Обзервал.креэйт.


Part of http://restify.com/ 's chaining system.


that's so weird. o.o Y U do this, notch?

how about:
`lightTransparentBlocks = [("Beacon",15),("Brown_Mushroom",1),("Dragon_Egg",1),("Endframe",1),("End_Rod",14)]`

then we change:
`light_falloff_node.inputs[0].default_value=200 #sets strength of light`
to
`light_falloff_node.inputs[0].default_value=15*light_value #sets strength of light`


ijo


Add support for the enzyme FspEI, whose recognition site is "CCNNNNNNNNNNNN|NNNNN".


@alexsoble The Mixpanel code was reading the current educator value from `serializedData` before `serializedData` was loaded from the page.  The message here isn't good, sorry.


oh no


To using strict mode? My understanding is that it's a best practice because of the way it forces JavaScript to run in a more restrictive mode. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Strict_mode


test


From where do I have to omit this line?


ah, this is nice!!
no need to bloat the `SpringExtension` class for new feature


+1 good catch


您好，还没有解决我的问题


Thanks for the changes but I don't understand your comment


Oh, man I forgot to execute create_pot.sh, I'll fix it. Sorry, it's the first time I do this.


hello


> Do we need to save data for the Sieve?

The sluice and bonemeal both use the same data arrays.


Useless ...


Next time maybe first on an branch :-)


development/create_pot.sh: 41: development/create_pot.sh: Syntax error: "(" unexpected


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@binki I used it 0 times.


Your plot files are not visible because you didn't include the ".png" extension in your calls to dev.copy(). That's why the plots are appearing as "binary file not shown". You probably want to fix that before the deadline, or other graders might take points off because the files are "not in the right format".


啊对方是否


I saw a .travis.yml example that used `opencl-headers`. Maybe give that a try if you're still having trouble finding a solution. Something like `sudo apt-get install opencl-headers`, perhaps.


You can put this in the mixin class itself, you know... No need for a separate class.


Staging?


position: relative


class text{
    public void main(String[] agrs){
        System.out.println("hello,这是我的第一个github小程序;");
    }
}


@nyalldawson , brilliant, thanks.

Going back to battleship now... ;)


I would like to say about 'Is the $ [ '' Json1 '] valid as jsonpath?' are the following

- It seems like there is no detailed specifications of the jsonpath.
- In fact, it seems implementation has become a specification.
- If it could be represented in JSON, It must also be represented as jsonpath.
- It might be there is a limitation to be represent the JSON using the jsonpath, because the jsonpath has no more than the dot notation and the bracket notation


excel modify


Unfortunately `phone']Number` does not resolve http://jsonpath.com/ (using of https://github.com/s3u/JSONPath internally)

But my implementation (original implementation is https://github.com/jayway/JsonPath/) resolved the `phone']Number`
PathCompiler retrieves the characters as a token enclosed in double quotes or in a single quote

(I will add the example, later.)

```column.yml
in:
  type: file
  path_prefix: example/example.csv
  parser:
    type: csv
    charset: UTF-8
    newline: CRLF
    null_string: 'NULL'
    skip_header_lines: 1
    comment_line_marker: '#'
    columns:
      - {name: time,  type: timestamp, format: "%Y-%m-%d"}
      - {name: id, type: long}
      - {name: name, type: string}
      - {name: score, type: double}
      - {name: json, type: json}
filters:
  - type: column
    columns:
      - {name: time, default: "2015-07-13", format: "%Y-%m-%d"}
      - {name: name, default: "foo"}
      - {name: foo,  default: 1, type: long}
      - {name: id}
      - {name: copy_score, src: score}
      - {name: json, default: "{\"phone']Number\":\"FOO\"}"}
      - {name: "$.json[\"phone']Number\"]"}
      - {name: $.json.copy_foo, src: "$.json[\"phone']Number\"]"}
out:
  type: stdout
```

```example.csv
time,id,name,score,json
2015-07-13,0,Vqjht6YEUBsMPXmoW1iOGFROZF27pBzz0TUkOKeDXEY,1370,"{\"phone']Number\":\"foo\",\"bar\":\"bar\"}"
2015-07-13,0,Vqjht6YEUBsMPXmoW1iOGFROZF27pBzz0TUkOKeDXEY,1370,"{\"phone']Number\":\"foo2\",\"bar\":\"bar2\"}"
NULL,NULL,,9170,NULL
```

```bash
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_25.jdk/Contents/Home/bin/java -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -jar /usr/local/Cellar/embulk/0.8.9/libexec/bin/embulk run -I lib example/columns.yml
2016-08-29 10:33:38.596 +0900: Embulk v0.8.11
2016-08-29 10:33:40.571 +0900 [INFO] (0001:transaction): Loaded plugin embulk/filter/column from a load path
2016-08-29 10:33:40.598 +0900 [INFO] (0001:transaction): Listing local files at directory 'example' filtering filename by prefix 'example.csv'
2016-08-29 10:33:40.604 +0900 [INFO] (0001:transaction): Loading files [example/example.csv]
2016-08-29 10:33:40.670 +0900 [INFO] (0001:transaction): Using local thread executor with max_threads=16 / output tasks 8 = input tasks 1 * 8
2016-08-29 10:33:40.677 +0900 [INFO] (0001:transaction): {done:  0 / 1, running: 0}
2015-07-13,Vqjht6YEUBsMPXmoW1iOGFROZF27pBzz0TUkOKeDXEY,1,0,1370.0,{"phone']Number":"foo","copy_foo":"foo"}
2015-07-13,Vqjht6YEUBsMPXmoW1iOGFROZF27pBzz0TUkOKeDXEY,1,0,1370.0,{"phone']Number":"foo2","copy_foo":"foo2"}
2015-07-13,,1,,9170.0,{"phone']Number":"FOO","copy_foo":"FOO"}
2016-08-29 10:33:40.855 +0900 [INFO] (0001:transaction): {done:  1 / 1, running: 0}
2016-08-29 10:33:40.862 +0900 [INFO] (main): Committed.
2016-08-29 10:33:40.862 +0900 [INFO] (main): Next config diff: {"in":{"last_path":"example/example.csv"},"out":{}}

Process finished with exit code 0
```

I think this is a edge case.

We have to consider

- How to resolve the jsonpath using snakeyaml (embulk is using it internally)
- How to resolve String using the Java
- How to resolve jsonpath using PathCompiler


BPMN do negócio e do Sistema


also tried including `\\usepackage{listings}` here but it too could not be found


It doesn't exist at runtime, and it is referenced in two separate classes.


python 项目


刚开始是实现简单图片缓存功能，随后会不断优化。


Move to line 28, beneath '#include "platform.h"'


System.out.println("nihao");


打印nihao


Why change the home page route?

When you go to a website's home page, you don't expect that "/#/layout" would be at the end.

For instance, you type 'facebook.com' not 'facebook.com/#/layout'


Hmmm, it fails also when I don't make any change. I'm working in the commit before this. Am I missing something?

@LinuxDonald, I'm really sorry for this. I followed this guide: https://github.com/unknown-horizons/unknown-horizons/wiki/Translations
And it says "If you change or add translatable content in py, xml, yaml (not scenarios) or sql files, run development/create_pot.sh to also update the templates". I changed the .pot file, so I though that it wasn't needed to do something else. That's why I push the changes right away after executing update_translations.py Then I thought that I could have done something wrong. What should I do to update translation files properly? Now I'm really confused.


Was this downgrade intentional? It just got locked to Rails 4 again.


sdfg


Must we write another `test` or add other assertion for `Card` based calculation? and Why?


Try to get rid of corpse code. Commenting in more will help separate out the necessary from the old/unnecessary. It did for me at least :)


good use of 'use strict'. I have been forgetting to implement that.


Just an FYI, we added preset options in https://github.com/babel/babel/releases/tag/v6.13.0 so you can just specify loose mode and you don't need to make an extra preset.

unncessary code like you mentioned can be submitted as an issue/pr, and you can always ping us if we forget (we don't have a lot of resources and there's a lot to look at)


"Ouvrier" ?


> Is EPI (in pass_gen.pl) something that should also be looked at? there is no encode happening there, should it be ??

Nope; No FMT_UNICODE and no FMT_UTF8.


Good job implementing the counter, I am interested in how you adapt it/how it turns out from what you've mentioned.


More corpse code. :)


Your code looks clean. Good syntax.


Corpse code.


Another good step, but how can we develop this function, without checking the instance type like the code below?

```php
public function calculate($object){
    if($object instanceof Order){
        ....
    }
    if($object instanceof ....){
        ....
    }
}
```


This is not the first time your commit description ends up expanding dollar signs into environment variables. Not sure how you work but I'd recommend git-gui and nothing else.


Usuário "Paulo Sergio" = Caroline Resende Silveira


FixCentroidForNonconvex (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2365 of 2365 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


Yep good point the only 'state' that is changing is the 'allowance' and 'last_checked' ...I don't need the count of tokensIssued ...that was just for debugging purposes anyway.


cool


Misa likey


no. When you put the contract (-> any/c any/c any/c) on a function, it is not allowed to be called with three arguments anymore (but this contract still allows it to be called with 3 arguments (not that the heap code does that)), so something needs to block arities other than 2.


> This is not the first time your commit description ends up expanding dollar signs into environment variables. Not sure how you work but I'd recommend git-gui and nothing else.

@magnumripper I just work on the command line and never saw anything like this.
Are you sure it isn't an issue with the editor?


Fixes #35


It returns wrong results when i use it instead of my code.


The editor? What editor?

I bet he wrote `git commit -m "pass_gen.pl changed episerver to use $_[1] (the unicode ready buffer). Added eigrp hash"` and the `$_` was expanded to `../run/pass_gen.pl`


Hello,

I'm trying to compile over El Capitan 10.11.6 and I'm still having issues, can you help me??

```
rm -rf ./libgcc.a
ee-ar  rc ./libgcc.a libgcc/./_muldi3.o libgcc/./_negdi2.o libgcc/./_lshrdi3.o libgcc/./_ashldi3.o libgcc/./_ashrdi3.o libgcc/./_ffsdi2.o libgcc/./_clz.o libgcc/./_cmpdi2.o libgcc/./_ucmpdi2.o libgcc/./_floatdidf.o libgcc/./_floatdisf.o libgcc/./_fixunsdfsi.o libgcc/./_fixunssfsi.o libgcc/./_fixunsdfdi.o libgcc/./_fixdfdi.o libgcc/./_fixunssfdi.o libgcc/./_fixsfdi.o libgcc/./_fixxfdi.o libgcc/./_fixunsxfdi.o libgcc/./_floatdixf.o libgcc/./_fixunsxfsi.o libgcc/./_fixtfdi.o libgcc/./_fixunstfdi.o libgcc/./_floatditf.o libgcc/./_clear_cache.o libgcc/./_trampoline.o libgcc/./__main.o libgcc/./_exit.o libgcc/./_absvsi2.o libgcc/./_absvdi2.o libgcc/./_addvsi3.o libgcc/./_addvdi3.o libgcc/./_subvsi3.o libgcc/./_subvdi3.o libgcc/./_mulvsi3.o libgcc/./_mulvdi3.o libgcc/./_negvsi2.o libgcc/./_negvdi2.o libgcc/./_ctors.o libgcc/./_divdi3.o libgcc/./_moddi3.o libgcc/./_udivdi3.o libgcc/./_umoddi3.o libgcc/./_udiv_w_sdiv.o libgcc/./_udivmoddi4.o libgcc/./_pack_sf.o libgcc/./_unpack_sf.o libgcc/./_addsub_sf.o libgcc/./_mul_sf.o libgcc/./_div_sf.o libgcc/./_fpcmp_parts_sf.o libgcc/./_compare_sf.o libgcc/./_eq_sf.o libgcc/./_ne_sf.o libgcc/./_gt_sf.o libgcc/./_ge_sf.o libgcc/./_lt_sf.o libgcc/./_le_sf.o libgcc/./_unord_sf.o libgcc/./_si_to_sf.o libgcc/./_sf_to_si.o libgcc/./_negate_sf.o libgcc/./_make_sf.o libgcc/./_sf_to_df.o libgcc/./_thenan_sf.o libgcc/./_sf_to_usi.o libgcc/./_usi_to_sf.o libgcc/./_pack_df.o libgcc/./_unpack_df.o libgcc/./_addsub_df.o libgcc/./_mul_df.o libgcc/./_div_df.o libgcc/./_fpcmp_parts_df.o libgcc/./_compare_df.o libgcc/./_eq_df.o libgcc/./_ne_df.o libgcc/./_gt_df.o libgcc/./_ge_df.o libgcc/./_lt_df.o libgcc/./_le_df.o libgcc/./_unord_df.o libgcc/./_si_to_df.o libgcc/./_df_to_si.o libgcc/./_negate_df.o libgcc/./_make_df.o libgcc/./_df_to_sf.o libgcc/./_thenan_df.o libgcc/./_df_to_usi.o libgcc/./_usi_to_df.o libgcc/./unwind-dw2.o libgcc/./unwind-dw2-fde.o libgcc/./unwind-sjlj.o libgcc/./_ashlti3.o libgcc/./_ashrti3.o libgcc/./_cmpti2.o libgcc/./_divti3.o libgcc/./_ffsti2.o libgcc/./_fixdfti.o libgcc/./_fixunsdfti.o libgcc/./_floattidf.o libgcc/./_floattisf.o libgcc/./_lshrti3.o libgcc/./_modti3.o libgcc/./_multi3.o libgcc/./_negti2.o libgcc/./_ucmpti2.o libgcc/./_udivti3.o libgcc/./_umodti3.o libgcc/./_eprintf.o libgcc/./_bb.o libgcc/./__gcc_bcmp.o
make[2]: *** [libgcc.a] Abort trap: 6
make[2]: *** Deleting file `libgcc.a'
make[1]: *** [libgcc.a] Error 2
make: *** [all-gcc] Error 2
../scripts/002-gcc-3.2.3-stage1.sh: Failed.
```

Thanks in advance,
Francisco Javier


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+# Auto detect text files and perform LF normalization
+* text=auto
+
+# Custom for Visual Studio
+*.cs     diff=csharp
+
+# Standard to msysgit
+*.doc	 diff=astextplain
+*.DOC	 diff=astextplain
+*.docx diff=astextplain
+*.DOCX diff=astextplain
+*.dot  diff=astextplain
+*.DOT  diff=astextplain
+*.pdf  diff=astextplain
+*.PDF	 diff=astextplain
+*.rtf	 diff=astextplain
+*.RTF	 diff=astextplain
.gitignore
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+# Windows image file caches
+Thumbs.db
+ehthumbs.db
+
+# Folder config file
+Desktop.ini
+
+# Recycle Bin used on file shares
+$RECYCLE.BIN/
+
+# Windows Installer files
+*.cab
+*.msi
+*.msm
+*.msp
+
+# Windows shortcuts
+*.lnk
+
+# =========================
+# Operating System Files
+# =========================
+
+# OSX
+# =========================
+
+.DS_Store
+.AppleDouble
+.LSOverride
+
+# Thumbnails
+._*
+
+# Files that might appear on external disk
+.Spotlight-V100
+.Trashes
+
+# Directories potentially created on remote AFP share
+.AppleDB
+.AppleDesktop
+Network Trash Folder
+Temporary Items
+.apdisk


> Given the code above, it will still produce a type error.

```
extension Optional : SequenceType {
    public typealias Generator = GeneratorOfOne<Wrapped>

    public func generate() -> GeneratorOfOne<Wrapped> {
        return GeneratorOfOne(self)
    }
}

func someFunction<T>(myParam: Optional<T>)
{
}

func someFunction(param: String)
{
}

let a: String? = Optional<String>("Hello")
someFunction(a)
```

If I put the above code into a Playground and it will compile and not produce an error. Are you saying it should?

>  it even seemed to help catch the bug you encountered in your test suite.

There wasn't a bug with the test suite there was a bug in the code it was testing. The code was creating a String from an `Optional<Int>` and was expecting it to return back a String. When I removed Swiftz the test case failed and I quickly went in and handled the case of the Optional being nil and the test that immediately passed. We didn't have some bug that we were catching. We simply wrote code that only worked with Swiftz but actually didn't use anything from Swiftz which is why it took me a while to track down why it was happening.

>  Please come up with a more convincing example for why we should remove it if you want it that way.

I am not advocating for its removal. I don't fully understand the use cases for Swiftz so I'm not going to try to jump in here and dictate changes that should be made. I was more curious as to why something as broad as this should be added and if the developers were aware of some of the consequences like the code I've given.


Same happened in 0350a1c8c. Strange commit message until you realize the `$` should really be `$BIN_HASH$`.


Ohh, I forget about this


Ah, OK. I usually don't use -m, and instead type the commit message in the editor.
This allows to write commit messages that are longer than the source code changes ;)


++ nice, will add this to vault-analytics and vault-updater as well


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# Standard to msysgit
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*.DOCX diff=astextplain
*.dot  diff=astextplain
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no sync mechanism needed now? or encapsulated in `SessionManager`?


> I'm not a core babel contributor, just curious ;)

@jdalton  Oups sorry I thought you were part of the team since you have build many of coolest js stuff out there 😳

> unncessary code like you mentioned can be submitted as an issue/pr, and you can always ping us if we forget (we don't have a lot of resources and there's a lot to look at)

@hzoo You are right I didn't want to offend anyone but the same rule applies to us as well, I don't have much time (neither a phabricator account 😄 ) and for something simple I prefer a solution that works out of the box. For this reason and all the points above I decided to give it a try and it seems to work really well.

For other production projects using webpack and where the output does not matter that much babel is still my first option


encapsulated in `SessionManager` but I think I will need to bring it again, since there are a few operations outside the lock block


For the global install, why is it recommended to install "gulp-cli" as opposed to "gulp"?


I strongly recommend git-gui for a good bunch of reasons.


hi is there another method of contacting you.


Fixed by https://github.com/protegeproject/protege-server/commit/3841f872640366ef6694eb26eeb4f79eed3127c7. The token table will be initialized once during HTTPServer construction


lkjl


Privileges


'Let us know your remarks'...


At the same time, it would be nice to have an option to switch on microformats parsing, and explicitly set it to off in `set_stupidly_fast()`.
Do you have a little explanation / examples / tests for this microformats feature?


Hello!

This part doesn't work on IOS, only without without package name.

Thanks,

Tamas Tolvaj


This looks good to me.  I'm running into this issues now with the meta-data saving.


Use [Path.join](https://nodejs.org/api/path.html#path_path_join_path) or `[...].join('/')` instead for readability.


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I think these two variables should be named similarly.  So either `q_param` and `query_param` or `q` and `query` would be better here.


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It is useful to have a "default" task (although the description here was rubbish). Consider adding one back which does sensible default options.


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Following the comment from @jonathf about the convergence and multi-dimensionality.


@cioan  did you check to see if obs "default" instead of obs "full" would be enough for this to work?


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Call "dev-no-npm" here to avoid duplication.


Why do we want to limit doctor buffs to match ent buffs?  Players can always use brandy in lue of ents.  I do it on my chars all the time, and would rather have the possible longer doc buffs.  Lower power but last a really long time for grinding or High power with lower duration.  Along those lines.


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I used int() instead of math.ceil() because in this part of code they execute similar tasks. But we can't forget about increment of unit in the end.


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@tru couple questions about the values here.
  * Why only `h264` video decoder?
  * Safe to hard code a 4K playback capability?
  * Safe to hard code a level 5.2 capability when the recommended setting for the Raspberry Pi2 is 4.2?


do we want 3 units here?  this says nn has a max of 2:

https://github.com/juju-solutions/interface-namenode-cluster/blob/bt-hadoop-ha/README.md

or is it just that the `nodes()` method will only return 2, regardless of how many you have deployed?


This time it's kinda my fault, but in my defense, once I get this properly working on AWS, we should no longer be getting random networking problems.


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Same ELO but new version is about 15% faster.

It means that using a shared countermove (with 7 threads) is equivalent at
a loss in speed of about 15% (that is huge!).

Next test will try to keep teh value of a shared countermove, but with
better scalability:

http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/57c496a30ebc59030fbe4ac5

For this test we need a machine with at least 22 threads to have a sensible
test. If this version proves stronger than we can go to TCEC with this one,
otherwise we will probably fallback on per-thread countermoves that  should
scale better than a fully shared one and not to loose too much (with 7
threads we are more or less equal).

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i don't see any num_units here.. don't we want 3 for a quorum?


OK good, that makes life simpler


`logger.exception()` takes care of it


I'm going to update the toAddress to gnomex.support@hci.utah.edu

I will also fix the fromAddress to have the '.' in between gnomex and support.

Thanks.


saw approval from JeetKunDoug
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/5d325f06efed3015426c286c710cefd82daa4718


merging basho/yokozuna/feature-jv-yz_solr_cleanup = 5d325f06 into borshop-integration-673-feature-jv-yz_solr_cleanup


basho/yokozuna/feature-jv-yz_solr_cleanup = 5d325f06 merged ok, testing candidate = 4c974eab


CLI tests pass on Windows.


Oh, right. Thanks.


I didn't want to open the subject of conflicting options as I thought `logConfig` is a stronger option than `debugLogs`... But you are right. I'll raise an error.


Nice! :+1:

Never thought of using `js` for Json highlighting, there's also a `json`.


> We simply wrote code that only worked with Swiftz but actually didn't use anything from Swiftz which is why it took me a while to track down why it was happening.

Going around and around on this is proving unproductive.

> I was more curious as to why something as broad as this should be added and if the developers were aware of some of the consequences like the code I've given.

That's the crux of this: To you this seems like the end of the world because it showed up for your test suite.  To us we see a world of possibility: Being able to iterate over optionals, having generic algorithms for sequences available, being able to map and filter and flatMap over an Optional without having to worry about false type signatures.  To give up the use of the reflecting string initializer - which, again, you should not have been using to ask for a `description` - is a small price I'm more than happy to pay for making the laws of a truly lawlike structure explicit.


Dann mach doch stattdessen das .pot und die anderen Sprachen **g**


Hey man, I hate to bother you but this is my last resort...
Do you have any recommendations/ideas for debugging parsing failures? I've made working back ends in the past and am familiar with the typical issues, but I'd love to know if you have any tricks for verbosity.


Should be `if there is`, not `are`.


Video tags are ignored. This string is only used for selecting the correct audio stream. The videoCodecs needs to be a valid value for parsing reasons but th info is not used for anything.


Because `gulp-cli` is a separate package that can be updated and changed to follow semver better.  It follows much the same pattern as grunt-cli.  It also support gulp >=3.7 & gulp 4 and will continue to support future versions, unlike the old CLI that shipped with gulp 3.x


@jmahmo3  Protip: a good clean way of segmenting your code to make it easier to read and to find the function you want is to use `//MARK: - something`
Here, above line 35 you'd probably use `//MARK: - PickerView Delegate and Data Source`

Then when your looking for code it'll look something like this
![screen shot 2016-08-29 at 3 30 35 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4510613/18066337/9af4e956-6dfd-11e6-9705-eb2356a755f2.png)


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Are you using an auto-formatter for this file?


good :+1:


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that's `vsce publish patch`'s work


Yes, but `json` doesn't support comments, while VSCode's "cjson" does.


Одинаково контексты называются :)


Ah, I see.


Even better would be to get a custom representation of the obs properties needed--which would generally just be the value properties, right?  I think if that works, we should be able to get something that performs "well enough".


right, thanks. I initially wrote there are more than one configurations, but then removed the `s` and forgot to change the verb :)


Oh, nice trick. :)


I don't see any conflicts.


thinking of it again, isn't it more correct to say `if there are more than one configurations`?


@bbondy this isn't working, any obvious thing I did wrong?


I believe there is a typo here with `sucess`. Shouldn’t it be `success`?


That sounds wrong / really off.. I would either say

- `if there is more than one configuration`

or

- `if there are multiple configurations`


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Thanks for the input Tobias. Will add a comment over in the UI PR.


alright, thanks!


@eFrane: Das ist imo der Stand, auf dem der 1.0 Branch sein sollte.


lklpmjok


(it's because `one configurations` doesn't make sense - `one` is singular / just one, so `configurations` can't be plural)


@dgursoy, you were right about there being a sampling bias. I think this change has fixed it though.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1888


This should be fixed now! Tangram 0.9.4.

https://tangrams.github.io/tron/?animated=false#15/37.7926/-122.4003


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It's all good, makes sense. Just wanted to inform given you are using babel in other areas too. (and we are moving back to github issues https://github.com/babel/phabricator-to-github)


@seki Could you take a look on this?


:clap: Thank you!


Meu :broken_heart: `}/>`


Yes, you're right! Good catch. :)


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As I mentioned before , `ShipInterface` have `weight` function (not calculate),  and let `Product` , `Cart` , `Order` to implement `weight` function.

Then `calculate` function in `ShipmentCalculator` Class will depend the function `weight` for any object


On Developer:
- [ ] Contractor icon is actions/48/document-export
- [ ] GDA is mimes/48/office-database.svg


To be consistent(ish) with the public API naming convention, this should be countAndFilterResults(). Also, this method should then be used to implement filterResults(), rather than having duplicate code.


I don't like the name "listFlatPackages()", especially since we may have a new packaging format coming, called FlatPak. Could we come up with something else? listPackagesSimple()?


Yes. Was having occasional data loss before this commit. You need the ril edits as well as the libprotobuf-cpp-full addition in trlte.mk


It seems to me that the version of the compat bundle that you are using is still compiled against an older version of the ESH code. The latest bundles from https://openhab.ci.cloudbees.com/job/openHAB-Core/, which are also taken by the target platform should work alright. Probably all you need to do is to trigger a refresh of your target platform bundles and make sure you have a recent version of the compat bundle in it.


Make simpler by ` 'A single query/q parameter is required. Found: {0}'.format(query_params)`


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Technically speaking, you can have an offline forum ;)


thanks for cleaning up my messes. Running 'make test' from the test dir didn't seem to be showing any probs for me. Do you test another way?


Don't know, actually


A while back the error handling got a lot of improvements. Now it is possible to distinguish between different types of errors. You can find more info in the docs: http://sangria-graphql.org/learn/#error-handling.

This new exception hierarchy not only allows to distinguish between client-side errors (400) and internal server errors (500), but also provides a handy way to create GraphQL-compatible error JSON out of the exception (with `error.resolveError`).

This still does not make it easier to return different status code in case of errors in the `resolve` function. I think it may be relevant in case of custom validation logic that takes place in the resolve function. In this case one may want to return a 400, even in presence of partially successful results in the response. Is this the case in you codebase? (as far as I saw you are using custom scalar types which are validated during the validation phase, so you will get `QueryAnalysisError` if scalar value does not pass the validation, which directly translates to 400)


Not sure what default would be. We have dev and ci, basically, and they're different. Not sure which of the two would be default, ci probably, but would that be clearer?


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check to see if the images are on the server, then check to see their relative path.


Looks like they use 755 in that doc. Also saw they do the same in one of the build scripts: https://github.com/apache/httpd/blob/8322599c746bbdf1410a098a5d4764499baf7670/build/install-bindist.sh.in#L96

That said, I just tried doing a default install on a CentOS VM (OpenLogic 7.2) and openSUSE (13.2) and it also defaulted to 750 for both, so perhaps 750 is the de facto default?


the blocjams logo shows for me


so do the albums


basketball


This should be `open(fname,'wb')` without the url, right?


Is there a reason for `--depth=10`, instead of `--depth=1`? [This answer](http://stackoverflow.com/a/21217267/1959808) and that git==1.9.1 [on Travis CI](https://travis-ci.org/tulip-control/tulip-control#L25) suggest that there shouldn't be any difference for this use case.


you have to build from source


i need sniff file build 18291 or 18414 for LFG structure ! If you have it, share with me, and i can continue the developpement!


Actually the relation is not even mandatory in OSM, so we cannot properly solve the problem with MapCSS only. I guess the only solution is to remove any volume built from a building=* way if it intersects any other volume built from a building:part=* way. Any chance this is feasible ?


Should this be called `Plain` to be consistent with `MAC` and `CPA`?


This is the only difference, actually. The rest are just binary to decimal conversions, to keep the differences with the FP Open OS [source](https://code.fairphone.com) to the minimum.


Sou Timorense


So only Janta bloods and the initial resource stats will affect the duration of buffs since we will no longer be able to experiment on the duration??


if we have no unit target would this be the correct messageto send? Furthermore, wouldn't it just get overwritten by the next check?


Should this call be conditioned? What would this return if we have no unitTarget?


I'd actually like to change to Hz and seconds.


I'd make `dev` the default - it's mostly a convenience for users, and ci isn't run by users.


@pschambacher Why just 4.1? Is there an incompatibility with 4.2+?


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I am confused by the `at_least` notation, but it seems to mean that the log contains at least `n+1` elements, and that we have `(m,fst c, snd c)` at index `n`.


The 'getIsSuccessfulAttribute()' method which returns a boolean should be named 'is...()' or 'has...()'


The 'getCanAbortAttribute()' method which returns a boolean should be named 'is...()' or 'has...()'


Avoid unused parameters such as '$exception'.


Avoid unused parameters such as '$notifiable'.


Avoid unused local variables such as '$router'.


Class ResetPassword is missing a docblock.


Class LoginController is missing a docblock.


Class ForgotPasswordController is missing a docblock.


Class ResetPasswordController is missing a docblock.


Class BroadcastServiceProvider is missing a docblock.


Only needed for some of the commented `cut`s below. Comment out.


Fixed in bcb46b9.


Yes. I add the next assertion. Because shipment can't be exist without Cart.

        ```
$product1 = new Product();
        $product1->setWeight(1);
        $product2 = new Product();
        $product2->setWeight(3);

        $cart = new Cart();
        $cart->addToCart($product1);
        $cart->addToCart($product2);

        $shippingCalculator = new ShipmentCalculator();

        $this->assertEquals(10, $shippingCalculator->calculateCart($cart));

```


I fixed rotation! dianlujitao is a god


*bug


My automated unit tests suck because I don't have a reasonable example BAM file in the repo. Typing `make` runs most of the pipeline from `import-picard` onward, but skips `coverage`. So for `coverage` and `batch`, I test manually using unshareable BAMs.

I'd love to have one or two BAMs that are small enough to put in the repo, ideally with coverage resembling hybrid capture. Do you know of a dataset like this, or a simulator that could produce it?


While `-Wno-long-long` works fine for internal testing it is not used in other projects. Currently I have got the warnings below from Boost.Spirit test suit:
```
../../../boost/unordered/detail/buckets.hpp:586:29: warning: ISO C++ 1998 does not support ‘long long’ [-Wlong-long]
     struct pick_policy<long long> {
                             ^
../../../boost/unordered/detail/buckets.hpp:591:38: warning: ISO C++ 1998 does not support ‘long long’ [-Wlong-long]
     struct pick_policy<unsigned long long> {
                                      ^
```
Maybe it is better to solve the root problem?


TeamCity Glyssen :: Glyssen pull requests [Build *.*.224.67fb56095e09383a729d2480a568794b9ed02cb8](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=76181&buildTypeId=Glyssen_GlyssenPullRequests) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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@mangi020 @jlblancoc

I'm having an issue building Ubuntu 16.10, but not Ubuntu 16.04 which seems odd. Nevertheless, do you want fabs() instead of abs()? There are a few places this occurs.

See here:
https://launchpadlibrarian.net/281614799/buildlog_ubuntu-yakkety-amd64.mrpt_1%3A1.5.0~snapshot201608271628-git-93617af-201608291812~ubuntu16.10.1_BUILDING.txt.gz

Any ideas?


I don't know of any off-hand other than the whole-genome thousand genomes stuff


The 'getIsSuccessfulAttribute()' method which returns a boolean should be named 'is...()' or 'has...()'


The 'getCanAbortAttribute()' method which returns a boolean should be named 'is...()' or 'has...()'


Avoid unused parameters such as '$exception'.


Avoid unused parameters such as '$notifiable'.


Avoid unused local variables such as '$router'.


Class ResetPassword is missing a docblock.


Class LoginController is missing a docblock.


Class ForgotPasswordController is missing a docblock.


Class ResetPasswordController is missing a docblock.


Class BroadcastServiceProvider is missing a docblock.


public function presentCommitterName() // FIXME: Implement this in the component


// FIXME: Need these again


presentacion 29/08


Remember to remove this commented out code before pushing, we have this in several places of the core and some of it relates to old functions we don't even have anymore which ultimately just creates confusion. Just a pointer =)


:D هادي المرة بالعربي علشان التعبير هههه

استاذ ومعلم ورئيس قسم
انتا معانا فبيروت
؛)


I discussed this with Andrew Eames and we decided trying to query the MonitoredResourceDescriptors from the API didn't seem to make sense.  You can't really infer what a label means from the results; perhaps you could take a guess based on its name but that's fragile.  So, in practice all it would really allow you to do is say "the set of labels returned by the API is not the same as what I have hardcoded in my application" and fail.  But, you might as well just try a write call and let it fail if the labels are incorrect.


done


Travel Guide: Iceland on GitHub


fast-forwarding develop-2.2 to borshop-integration-673-feature-jv-yz_solr_cleanup = 4c974eab


done.


This would probably be faster using `pool.map(_rdc, args_iter, chunksize=100)`


This `if` statement is not strictly necessary, but helps document that the two calls to `CPA.decrypt` are admissible for two very different reasons.

1. `c` is in the log
2. `CPA.ind_cpa=false`


not quite...


TeamCity ReOpenLDAP :: devel [Build 306](https://binbug.bigbrother-matrix.ru/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=2768&buildTypeId=ReOpenLDAP_Devel&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed Build time: 02:14:03


it fit until I changed 'cloud_function' to CLOUDFUNCTIONS_RESOURCE_TYPE, but now it doesn't :)


nvm. A newer version includes 4.2+


@labmonkey Can you explain what's the error there? May be we can fix it, or at least report it to POGOProtos. Or is it with protocol itself?


The point is not to cut ids at large but to provide **unicity**. If you cut slug based id this does not guarantee unicity and will clash with another videos that may have the same slug.


Hey, Taplytics Lead Android dev here.

Just wanted to note that this function is really just meant for testing/debug mode.

The TaplticeExperimentLoadedListener() should be all you need.


ack


Inconsistent spacing inside the brackets (`[ mice ]` vs. `[mice mouse]`)


Hum. I'm much more used to "an heuristic".


> Even better though would be if the diff-hl information in indirect buffer did get updated, but that would have to happen after the file-visiting buffer has already been reverted (and therefor the indirect buffer too).

I doubt there would be one good way to behave there: people create indirect buffers for different purposes.


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

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


Note we usually set `ddl-auto` to `validate` because we want the Flyway executed DDL script to create the tables.


Haha, in anyway you use `es6` in some bits of code in the `apps` and in `enquirer`.


- Mình có cần *CronTriggeringPolicy* ko?
- Size reduce xuống 50 MB cho nó vừa phải.
- Những file log đã rotate thì ko cần archive gzip vì agent có thể phải đọc nốt các metrics còn lại trước khi jump sang file log mới.


An older woman suffering from type II diabetes injects insulin based on measurements of her blood sugar level. If the blood sugar level is less than 115, she doesn't need to inject any insulin at all. For a value of 115, she injects 1 unit of insulin. For every additional increase of 20 in her blood sugar level, she gets one additional unit of insulin. (Thus, for a blood-sugar level of 134, she gets 1 unit; for a blood-sugar level of 135, she gets 2 units.)

How much insulin does she need to inject for a blood sugar level of 140? 180?

Make a table that shows the number of units of insulin injected for blood sugar values of 100, 110, 120, ..., 200.

Create a formula for calculating the insulin injections.

Use the formula to determine how many units of insulin the woman needs to inject for a blood sugar level of 290.


In MP-PFNET the projections currently include the boundary conditions. This is however a bit hacky at the moment. Maybe it is more elegant to handle it as a separate constraint...


@labmonkey Are you sure only once? That code is called more often, every time pokemon is caught or powered up, and so on. Or there is something I miss in code logic that checks it? Also, can you publish your scripts here, ones that use data from csv?


There are 1KG exomes: http://www.1000genomes.org/category/exome/


I don't see why this is breaking everything. I thought the test CR channel was created with 0 phase [here](\https://github.com/BBN-Q/QGL/blob/6eed8b0a3b323914fe388898384dbf962c11bc38/tests/test_QGL.py#L146), no matter what unit I use


pas besoin du .clone je pense


Thanks Brett!  : ) @bcamper


one TODO: we need to resolve whether changing the name of the JSON field is the right thing to do here.  I think we might need to accept either the old or the new name - but I'm not entirely sure how the httpRequest (JSON) gets generated.  Possibly this is already an issue in 'master'?


Is the "f" flag needed? I can't figure out what it's supposed to do and it doesn't look like it's supported on BSD core utils.


final change


I am not sure, but I think these should work:
  - `long long` -> `boost::long_long_type`
  - `unsigned long long` -> `boost::ulong_long_type`


Should we add these responsive images styles to the Manage Social Accounts view as well?

And GREAT WORK on the Handlebars implementation @lirantal :)


Self::command prend Weak<_> par value, donc le clone est nécessaire


@fournet @s-zanella I think that this `ind_cpa` precondition for requiring that the decrypted ciphertext is in the log is problematic.

It is needed in `MtE.AE` to allow to call `decrypt` when `uf_cma` does not hold. I would like to understand this issue better.


Ok, I am confused now. If there are no peaks, there shouldn't be a max either, should there?


This is not ideal, but was needed as a quick work around, we need a better more composable solution. #656


Yeah, I think those are worthwhile, it makes it clearer to the reader what is being modified.  (side note, AFAICT there is no real support in ruby for declaring parameters to be 'const' which is kind of crazy).  But, it's up to you whether you want to pull those into master first and have me merge them here, or vice versa.


ping @matttbe

In the meantime, you can try this alternative: http://glx-dock.org/bg_topic.php?t=8975
deb and arch packages for the 11 applets pack.


yeah lol, I keep forgetting that not everyone can use es6 stuff, and not all js tools are updated to work with es6. I want to hold out until it's more mainstream.


This addresses #40


Ok, thank you for your comments, I will look into it and try to fix the issues asap :+1:


This list is very exciting&impressing! I really like it!


@hyperreality The client-side mime-type filter was removed with this commit. Can we add it back?

I know there is a bit of a disconnect with ng-file-upload and the user's first selection of the file, which goes directly into the cropping. This creates more complexity than what existed before. However, there should be a way to enforce an explicit check on the mime-type here.

Would you like to look into this?


@LorenzMeier was removing VEHICLE_CMD_DO_GO_AROUND here intentional?


No, epic fail! There are other pretty bad changes in here that I did not intend. Will revert the entire commit.


Mi consejo es quitar los campos date y date_gmt. Si no están disponibles, y no te importa tener la hora exacta, se coge la fecha del propio nombre del archivo ( _posts/**2016-08-22**-aun-estamos-con-la-mudanza.md)


#2

Nos estaría faltando bitmask


I've reverted the whole commit. Thanks for catching this!


@jhung, @jobara not sure why  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>   is showing up in front of the dimensions icon on the intro page. Tried to match the markdown and js that you had for the previous icons in the original list. Will pick this up again on Wednesday.


wtf line can be infinite


So should we assume that users know where to look for the description of these properties?


Use the following for the respective SDK entry points


The must important part of this test, that it force the user to not calc the price per product and some them to get the cart price.

Based on your new test, its very clear that calculating the cart price must be based on the total weight not the total product shipping prices.


Shouldn't this be: `return stream.read(b, off, len);`?


this is misplaced.

1. I think Extensions should be defined first (line 52), then extension properties be defined.
2. Extension properties are not described in the cdap-default appendix, since they are different for different extensions.

Perhaps you meant to only talk about authorization properties (lines 42-45) here, since the reference for extension properties is defined line 54 onwards?


So I added this here, but could you re-confirm that this is indeed not defined elsewhere in docs? Just want to make sure.


It was nice to be kept on the list for a while (I think Uri suggested it), but I am now officially requesting that you remove me.


So far, I don't want to implement any geometry checking like intersections, union, etc. as it has significant performance impact. If this problem will appear more frequently and it is only one proper way to fix it then I have to consider it.


But layoutIfNeeded works basically like:

```
- (void)layoutIfNeeded {
   if (self.needsLayout) {
      [self layoutSubviews];
      self.needsLayout = NO;
   }
}
```

so calling it twice in a row without setNeedsLayout in between is pointless


"eine Client" -> "ein Client"


Thanks mate. I'll try it.

Regards, Pavel.


Eh, typo here (NPNExtension)


`[skip-ci]` looks wrong according to docs:

> Add [skip ci] or [ci skip] anywhere to commit message and build won’t be triggered by AppVeyor for that commit. Or explicitly skip AppVeyor


This service method return type can be `Page<Product>`. The controller method calling this method can convert it to a paged response using [Paginated.wrap](http://git.prod.auction.local/projects/GS/repos/ssp-common-lib/browse/src/main/java/com/tenx/ms/commons/rest/dto/Paginated.java#78).


question: should we just call these admin operations instead of manage? I know I added this - my thinking was to use less technical terms for operations. But I'm not sure if introducing one more term unnecessarily complicates things.


Fixed.


r+


I know you changed this to be alphabetical, but in this case, I had arranged it so because artifacts, applications and programs make more sense together. I'm ok if this is how order is enforced across docs though.


@mleanos Indeed. I thought I had it covered with the directives `ngf-pattern="image/*"` and `accept="image/*"` but I just attempted to upload a PDF and succeeded. I'll look into it right away.


Bothered that I didn't notice this before, but since this uses the `Maybe` API it should end with `.FromJust()`. Currently I'm getting a stack of warnings every time I compile.


Right, so to have no chance of clashes, present or future, we must diverge from PEP's recommendation. That's fine by me, but put it in our code style conventions and live by it.


To return a paginated response body, change this method's return type to `Paginated<Product>` and use [Paginated.wrap](http://git.prod.auction.local/projects/GS/repos/ssp-common-lib/browse/src/main/java/com/tenx/ms/commons/rest/dto/Paginated.java#82) to convert the `List<Product>` into a `Paginated<Product>` object.


is this necessary? just standardization?


I think it may be better to move the acronym expansion into the alias?

```
`Hadoop KMS (Key Management Server) -backed <https://hadoop.apache.org/docs/stable/hadoop-kms/index.html>`__
```


so access annotations are available for system datasets as well. Not sure if its a big deal


See this ?


Well, it turns out that some of ng-file-upload's directives only work in Chrome, which of course I was developing on. Next time I will take note to test on several browsers. Now looking for a cross-browser solution.


what is the rule for ordering here (for future reference)?


[Build failing](https://travis-ci.org/kshvmdn/nba.js/builds/156065482) as this results in [unused variables](http://eslint.org/docs/rules/no-unused-vars). Not a problem, it'll be resolved in an upcoming commit.


I wrote this, but we should instead say something to the effect of "Having the required dependencies loaded from a separate class loader constructed using the provided JAR file..."


It seems that this did not fix the issue entirely. Still looking into...


fdf


So I added this to the developers manual because that's where everything users need to develop CDAP applications exists today. However, authorization extensions are a little different, in that they are system code, and not application code. I don't imagine users implementing authorization extensions as often as they develop applications. Is ``Developers Manual`` strictly for users writing applications?

Should we move this instead to ``Advanced Topics`` or similar?


I'll give it a go, but it's not really a warning I particularly care about.


Test comment . About me- looking for crypto projects.


forgot to add again after some changes, so this doesn't actually work yet


NitPick : confusing identation


@SalmonGER unphar slapper, go to main.php:727 and just change getSkinName to getSkinId


Why have this as a new type/struct, instead of adding to the mailbox?


Isn't this missing the rest of the code that uses `argparse`?
```python
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Run the image display test suite")

    parser.add_argument('backend', type=str, nargs="?", default="virtualDevice",
                        help="The backend to use, e.g. ds9.  You may need to have the device setup")
    args = parser.parse_args()

    # check that that backend is valid
    with afwDisplay.Display("test", backend=args.backend) as disp:
        pass

    backend = args.backend              # backend is just a variable in this file
```


I think Go naming conventions are to leave the package's name out of the functions/types in it.

So NewRunner isntead of Runner, and Mailbox instead of AsyncMailbox


@Flameshot ¿the problem? is that nobody helps, one can not continue with its development
....if you help me, i will continue with the development
Mmm...if you help me, I think we can continue with the project
Interested? contact me : [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/oneluiz)


I'd just leave this off, so you don't have to cast to it, and instead just have it be a func() error


Code quality : you can leave a space after declaration of variables and also use single quotes when referring to strings in js


OK, thanks for letting us know!


Nitpick: confusing identation


One s to many


NitPick: inconsistent spaces for identation


Great catch. My bad.


It could be brutal but it's the problem of SDL itself.


Reasoning Node = Surveillance Pod in usefulness.


Nitpick: wrong spelling of punctuation


Code quality: This can be written in a shorter way if(!input)


Looks good


The clone has to be sufficiently deep to reach the desired commit. Otherwise, the `git checkout` of the particular commit will fail. The upstream repository of `slugs` does not provide any reliable references besides commit hashes on master branch. My regard of those commit hashes as reliable depends on the assumption that they will not force-push master branch.

Since there are no releases of `slugs`, e.g., in the form of tarballs (which could be made independently of tags in the Git repository), we must use `git clone` and then `git checkout` to get known version of Slugs. The main issue with `git clone` is that any bound on depth will suffer from bit-rot, whereas not bounding clone depth imposes unnecessary loading just to get the code as of the particular commit.

An alternative to using a particular commit hash reference is to follow the tip of some branch, e.g., master. We could then reliably use a git-clone depth of 1, but the copy of Slugs thus obtained would not be reliable.


This is why you write tests :/ Thanks


test, je pense que c'est bon. weak_list2 est passé dans le closure move et utilisé une seule fois.


you can leave a space before your final return so it is clear what you are returning


Nitpick: remove console.log() and fix identation issues


@Heroata I know lol that's why I said it's a plugin issue. It should be fixed there


Thanks for that @OlegIlyenko, we have a card in the backlog to look at improving this this week.


Wait... why does it thinks the last line changed ?


We can fix that. I added more links and more specific to location in the cdap-site.xml.


Not sure but why are bsd coreutils coming into play anywhere?

> On Aug 29, 2016, at 17:27, Matthew Justin Bauer <notifications@github.com> wrote:
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`npm start` runs fine with even a blank `tsconfig.json` but breaks with out.


Nice 👍


@hboetes No worries, thanks for reporting it! :smiley:


No, I think you are correct in the order is wrong. fixed.


Are you saying it is different for global and application specific About report? I made mistake to comment only title page code line as I would like to ask about this whole commit not just for title page, sorry for not to be more clear ;)

So before Windup generated just about.html and now additionally creates *about_global.html* and *about_application-name.html*. I was surprised we need to have both reports /and in case of more apps multiple reports/ as their content should be the same.


Why is there a closing time at all? There is no costs for hosting, there is only a cost to execute the contract, so there is no logical reasoning why you should assume ownership after an arbitrary period.


this doesn't really work in `vinyl-prepare` because someone might be implementing a non-fs based vinyl adapter.  The criteria I am sort-of following is: what if someone were implementing a purely in-memory adapter?


glob-stream should probably remain in viny-fs, see above.


(Error) estudios de títulos con mejoras no se generan


Here's the output from http://hydra.nixos.org/build/39398196/nixlog/1. I guess it's not coreutils but just bsd version of ar.

```
667ar: illegal option -- f
668usage:  ar -d [-TLsv] archive file ...
669	ar -m [-TLsv] archive file ...
670	ar -m [-abiTLsv] position archive file ...
671	ar -p [-TLsv] archive [file ...]
672	ar -q [-cTLsv] archive file ...
673	ar -r [-cuTLsv] archive file ...
674	ar -r [-abciuTLsv] position archive file ...
675	ar -t [-TLsv] archive [file ...]
676	ar -x [-ouTLsv] archive [file ...]
```


No. This is the first. Might not be its final location, but good for now.


Thanks for the explanation. I was thinking under the assumption of obtaining the tip of a branch, whereas a specific commit is the objective.


you can initialize with the object above:

```var impressionEvent = {
  url: getUrl(options.configObj),
};```


initialize with props

```
var impressionEventOptions = {
  configObj: ...
};
```


ditto


Sudo users--,(@a_gh79) = Sudo users


Changed.


"Admin" it is.


Sure. Re-arranged.


How does this look?   Are the latency issues and bgfx/opengl -refreshspeed issues resolved for 0.177?  I've heard nor seen hard verification.


How does this look? Are the latency issues and bgfx/opengl -refreshspeed issues resolved for 0.177? I've heard nor seen hard verification.


ok


To get all records as per filter Criteria for matters and Docuemnts


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

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You are prepared?


Makes it match the preceding, but I can re-write to eliminate it


My user_hash isn't being generated correctly, so I'm reading the code. Is this going to work if my User model has User.id (this isn't saying User.user_id, right?). Thanks.


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

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Cool enhancement! @moodysalem


This should be
`if(substr($url, -1) != '/'){
....
}`


Fighter Design


I may be missing something obvious, but surely cleaning factor levels will complicate the process of checking for unmatched factors (because the before and after levels/labels will be different). Any ideas on how to deal with this?


Well, the previous paragraph said:
```
Dataset methods (including constructors) can be annotated
```
and so I followed the pattern. If you had said:
```
Dataset constructors  and methods  can be annotated
```
I would have followed that pattern. Just trying to help the reader by re-inforcing the information pattern.
Then, we often say "Read-Write", so that suggests an order for these three lines: Read-Only, Write-Only, Read-Write.


Are these name changes just a result of a "replace all"? Do you want to keep them as they are?


@SubJunk I get one question for you, to improve the wiki documentation :wink:
- _number_of_cpu_cores_ : if i remember well, i read somewhere that you did **limited it to 8 cores with MEncoder** engine for OS compatibility. Is it again the case ?

**Note**: It certainly me, but the **#--TRANSCODE--# folder chapter support** is not talking much to me, if i doesn't read the documentation.
Do **Create virtual chapter in #--TRANSCODE--# folder (interval in minutes)** look acceptable to you ?


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Just to close the loop on this, spent some time, and a true cross-platform method for 2D VLAs does not appear to exist; the 1D workaround is cross-platform compatible, but any 2D attempt not so much.  The only real solution is to avoid them as this commit ends up doing (and I think that's good practice anyways).


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

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I also briefly toyed with the idea of trying to improve
procedure-reduce-arity and then use that in -> ....


Write family end of week scenes


Hi Hunter
 Thank you for letting me know. I will try testing it out immediately and
see the bug.

 Thanks again.

Best

Chandra

Chandra Mangipudi
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Mechatronics and Intelligent Machines Lab
Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
Univ. of Minnesota
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Read me file


I was looking at the FlxText formatting change specifically, hoping it came the rest of the formatting options like custom bold/italic text. Although I know these features are currently broken in openfl currently. Would these changes becoming soon? And would it be more reasonable to extend FlxBitmap text or build my own font renderer?


This looks like it is not the latest merged commit (5e148e6aec619815891c3b34aa08b3290b864428) for the merge #310.  Nonetheless, the issue is very weird. I will look into it ASAP.

Best

Chandra


@Adlai-Holler done


I think it's better to leave save method clean as much as possible and do  most action in class method or even in utils.


Since we call `MaxPoolForward` as
```cu
MaxPoolForward <<< GET_BLOCKS(count), CUDA_NUM_THREADS,
                   0, THCState_getCurrentStream(state) >>> (count, ...)
```
and `nthreads = count`, why do we have
```cu
CUDA_KERNEL_LOOP(index, nthreads)
```
I mean, what are we actually looping on? Wouldn't be sufficient a simple `if (index < nthreads)`? Or am I missing something?


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

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We discussed. I think it's fine.


Updated to include Version 1.0.1


Oh that makes more sense, thanks. I'd just figure out what -f is supposed to do and then probably kill it. Won't be at a computer for a bit so can't do it myself

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Updated documentation to make clear that YAMS can be used on premises OR in Azure cloud services, highlighting YAM's pluggable architecture. Also tried to clarify that YAMS is not strictly blob-dependent.


Joya, gracias.
Eso era lo que habíamos visto en clase por lo cuál no nos la agregaba!


@NoxxDev Can you provide some explanation to this revert?


@jjskuld Will session hash renew every 30 minutes upon this change?


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This is a file that sets variables, like DISTRO_SPECS. But it is meant to be for the user to overide the variables normally set by boot parameters, and of course any other variables in init.
The idea is that there is a copy of this file in user space, the user edits this file and then stores a copy of it in initrd.gz. We definately have the software technology for a utility to assist in this. It's even quite doable with the current puppy utilities.
As a simple test I used this mecahanism to set the TZ variable to be my local timezone.

This file could be used instead of specific parameter files like underdog.lnx and initmodules.txt.

Part of this concept is to move the complication out of init into the running system, thus simplifying init.


Could also use the compact packet method too.


This is easier


I'd just like to add that I doubt the number of cores is what's actually specified. It's a mistake I've seen several places, but it's probably the number of threads doing the transcoding the parameter specifies. Calling that for cores is very misleading, but there's a kind of de-facto standard to use one thread per core for heavy tasks to fully utilize the CPU making sure that all cores are used. It is however possible to have more ore fewer threads than cores. Using more threads than cores are unlikely to give any performance benefits, but there's always "virtual" cores like e.g. hyperthreading that could benefit somewhat from that. Using fewer could be relevant if fewer is sufficient and one want to keep some cores "untouched" for use by other performance intensive tasks. In any case I think using the words "cores" is misleading, as it implies that one have to use the same number of threads for transcoding as one has CPU cores.


This will have to be `PYBIND11 QUIET`. Since pybin11 doesn't have a config file, it's `MODULE` mode only.


Just a clear separation of concerns
-AsyncError implements the promise structure
-AsyncMailbox tracks all the outstanding messages
-AsyncRunner helps you run Async Tasks, its basically syntax sugar.  This could also be a nice place to add the syntactic sugar ContinueWith if we played with that down the line.


removed


You can't cache this, the position changes.


Cuts off prematurely now.


So I added Async to make it really explicit.  Also the promise types need a prefix.  Since error seems overloaded.

We have a similar naming convention in sagas.  Package name is Saga and you have SagaLog, SagaCoordinator, etc...


Awesome, was just about to raise an issue as all my async relationships were always getting loaded by `this.get(key)` but this resolved it - great timing! :+1:


Why all caps? The project seems to choose all lc (https://github.com/pybind/pybind11/blob/master/CMakeLists.txt#L10).


Let me know how it works out for you


test my box


Almost.
At least the latter forces AI users to visit planets.
The reasoning node itself is completely and utterly useless except for potential storyline missions and free monies.


Where is your maze? The Morse Code is great.


Write family end of week scenes


nice job


dear @biancode , does it mean that this repo now support modbus serial ? Modbus Serial meaning Modbus RTU or Modbus ASCII ?


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Visual Regression Testing found a difference between new version and the baseline.
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Sara found a broken redirect in our pato import, which is fouling up ECSO. reported it here:
https://github.com/OBOFoundry/purl.obolibrary.org/issues/236


@01micko, using the methodology from that web site I produced both b43 and b43legacy firmware directories. I am considering including them in my next firmware sfs. Although I'm not sure they are uptodate. Any thoughts?


@Nadahar I could be wrong, but the number of core is used to calculate the thread number,not more than 2 by core,  that will be used for transcoding ? I think i read that somewhere but don't ask me where ;-)
I think @SubJunk worked on that but not sure...


Sure. As soon I try it I'll back


Does `Task.replace` work with a chord? Or a chain?


Although this works, it could be better to use more specific packages instead of this meta package so users might be able to save some time/bandwith download all the packages.  Also some people recommended specific versions instead of ranges.


@Sami32 If so, it's an unnecessary complication taking away the users ability to manage his/her resources. How is a user supposed to know how the hidden math is so that the desired result is achieved?


I just copy/pasted what `dotnet pack` created. @jeremymeng want to submit a PR to clean it up?


Are we sure these changes are going to have zero impact?  I have a followup comment on the change to the escapeJS method in UiUtils that I was going to post today, but my JIRA access isn't working.  Will post on github tomorrow if access is not back.  Thanks!


@Nadahar I guess it's why it's automatic by default, but leave a possibility to the user to fine tuned it depending on how much resource he want used for UMS transcoding.
IMHO the right thing was done.


Sure, I will give it a try.


I have done some random testing to see if there is any impact of this. But i cannot claim that my testing makes me 100% confident. So feel free to raise any issues or suggest alternative ways. :)


Can you use $PSScriptRoot instead?


Because school elections.


Pienso que es una porqueria :D


oh man

oh man oh man

not again


Close issue https://github.com/brusselopole/Worldopole/issues/21


test card


@niketanpansare Why not just leave this as `script = sml.dml(script).input(X=X_df, Y_vec=y_df).out("B_out")`?


**Explanation of this regex**
There are five capture groups, alternating between capturing and non-capturing. These groups are `(`surrounded with parenthesis`)`. The capture groups matches become the variables $1, $2, and $3. The two non-capturing groups begin with a `?:` to specify the match shouldn't be assigned to a variable. The first capture group (`$1`) is the character before the single-quoted section, $2 is the text inside the single quotes, and $3 is the character immediately after the single-quoted section.

1. `(\s|{)`: First capture group `$1`. This will match any whitespace character `\s` or `|` an opening brace `{`. The brace is included because the and italics `textit{` or bold `textbf{` command (which have already been processed in lines [58][1]-[61][2]) might immediately proceed the first opening quote.
[1]: #diff-d67eb3cfed112a97d623777ff48a9723R58
[2]: #diff-d67eb3cfed112a97d623777ff48a9723R61

2. `(?:')`: Non-capturing `?:` group. Match the opening single quotation mark.

3. `(.+?)`: Second capture group `$2`. Match one or more `+` of any character `.`. The trailing question mark denotes this quantifier as lazy `?`, so it will capture the least possible number of characters.

4. `(?:')`: Non-capturing `?:` group. Match the closing single quotation mark.

5. `(\s|})`: Third capture group `$3`. Same as `$1`, match whitespace `\s` or `|` the closing brace `}` of a text-styling LaTeX command.

"Normal" whitespace match example:

> I saw the caller ID read 'Mom' so I immediately picked it up.

`$1` is a single space, `$2` is the "Mom" (three characters), and `$3` is a single space.

Braces match example:

> The look on her face clearly said \textit{'How do we make snowflakes out of paper?'}

`$1` is the opening brace, `$2` is the sentence "How ... paper?", and `$3` is the closing brace.


please, dont do that, your dont want your children to see that


@garthwebb @armonr Sorry for the delayed response! This is the i18n'd description for the MediaWiki user right used for access control to Special:DiscussionLog. It's used to show a human readable description of the user right on Special:ListGroupRights (e.g. http://c.wikia.com/wiki/Special:ListGroupRights).


@Sami32 How is the user supposed to fine tune something that goes through an unknown algorithm? If it is in fact like you suggest, only one thing is sure: It won't work like the user expects. Also, I don't see any "automatic" choice in my GUI. In addition to that, UMS "detects" 12 cores on my CPU which is wrong. My CPU has 6 cores with hyperthreading, making it 12 "virtual" cores. If that number is multiplied with 2 again it makes no sense whatsoever.


YEAS


too many `d`s may be :)


#HowYouGetGithubBlocked


You are correct. That will work too.


(Politics, whether school elections, or ACTUAL politics...)


I am a beginner in JS, but not all time


@vfuyong https://github.com/NoxxDev/NecroBot/pull/692


Okay cool -- yeah that's one of the cool new features in the new API -- no need to supply blank arguments to `$` parameters that have been bound with a DataFrame, RDD, Matrix, etc.  Just makes it simpler for the user. :)


I still see `authenticate` in my local dev environment.  But we can get around this by using `'form[id="oauth_form"]'` instead of specifying the action.


Ah, I see now that it's getting passed in as data. :)


もとのツイート配列は https://github.com/mpyw/HardBotter/blob/master/tests/unit/PseudoClient.php#L14-L70 で定義しています．


I still don't get these intermediate forms, but we can make them conditional:
```js
  casper.then(function() {
    if (this.exists('form[action*="https://api.twitter.com/oauth/authorize"]')) {
      return this.fill(
        'form[action*="https://api.twitter.com/oauth/authorize"]',
        {}, true);
    }
    return true;
  });
```


For several reasons:
- It makes sense
- To mirror the check in the opposite function
- It's an extra sanity check that doesn't affect anything in a negative way
- It reduces the possibility of issues related to incorrect file name wrapping
- It is good to have a check like this, to ensure that games do not wrap filenames twice in subsequent calls, leading to strange issues related ro file access / naming, such as in Phantasmagoria
- The other check was in the engine for years, it worked, and nobody complained


ここで行っているマーキング処理は

```php
$bot->mark('5555');
$bot->mark('4444');
```

と等価です．またコンストラクタのオプションでバックリミットを250秒に指定しているのと同じです．


最終的に，`5555` `4444` `3333` `2222` `1111` のうち，前2個がマーキングによって，後ろ1個がバックリミット制限によってドロップされ，`3333` `2222` だけが残る，というシナリオのテストです．


Aqui debemos poner los ajustes que se deben de hacer.


that's awesome, glad to hear it!


// istream::ignore example
#include <iostream>     // std::cin, std::cout
using namespace std;

// Program to get your first and last initial
// maximum number of character to ignore = 60
// delimiting character is a space

int main () {
  char first, last;

  cout << "Please, enter your first name followed by your surname: ";

  first = cin.get();            // get character of first name
  cin.ignore(60,' ');           // continue to ignore all the rest until a space is entered

  last = std::cin.get();        // get character of last name

  cout << "Your initials are " << first << last << '\n';

  return 0;
}


What about tooltips in page?


This is already fixed. See commit 34011d9


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I would remove the note. It's just not enforceable and not helpful in this context.


You might want to assert that self.sandbox is not None.


I think the second dict copy can be avoided with very little effort.


I would remove this comment. The first sentence is misleading as the concept of "running" is ill-defined. The second sentence is obvious.


Mostly obvious.


@fiasco , looks like SessionAnon is an issue now.

```
PHP Fatal error:  Class '\SiteAudit\Check\Drush\SessionsAnon' not found in /my_data/tools/audit-site/vendor/seanhamlin/site-audit/src/Command/SiteAudit.php on line 154
```


It won't be like this for more than a day or two.


@Zathrak :  Congrats on your first entry


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 * 467 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 364 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 209 tests had: RDD diffs.
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 * 268 tests had: DXF diffs.
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 * 184 tests had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 14 tests had: ESO big diffs.
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"invalid"


@WilliamHoang Testing


It'll be fine.


Makes perfect sense. Thanks for the explanation, @TK-999


@carl
Could we add event context here, e.g. "Failed to get Shopify access token"?
Also `'status: '` is probably redundant given the rest.

e.g.
```
'Failed to get Shopify access token: 400: Bad token'
```
Thoughts?


- List the steps to reproduce the problem below (if possible attach a sketch or
  copy the sketch code in too): **LIST REPRO STEPS BELOW**

In the ds3231 example program I have commented out the default rtc.adjust and uncommented the last line and replaced the date time values with current ones.

 if (rtc.lostPower()) {
    Serial.println("RTC lost power, lets set the time!");
    // following line sets the RTC to the date & time this sketch was compiled
    // rtc.adjust(DateTime(F(__DATE__), F(__TIME__)));                                            // comment this line
    // This line sets the RTC with an explicit date & time, for example to set
    // January 21, 2014 at 3am you would call:
     rtc.adjust(DateTime(2016, 8, 29, 19, 23, 0));                                                    // uncomment this line
}

When the seconds value is 0, I'm seeing errors. Things like using the previous minute and starting at 40 seconds.


A test comment


Thanks for the link to the instructions...glad you had a breakthrough with the logic!  It makes sense to me why card2|card4|card5 above would NOT be a set, and I have a better grasp now that the key piece is that for each property, they must be all the same or different.

So, it seems like the system would encounter the following scenarios for each property,
```
case #1:  0 cards same  -> 3 different
case #2:  2 cards same -> 1 different
case #3:  3 cards same -> 0 different
```

I think your questions would work if you use an "OR" instead of "AND"

Do all three cards share any common property?  (would "catch" case #3) **OR**
Are there no shared properties among any one property of the cards?  (would catch case #1)

I suppose we are really getting at asking the opposite, which is how the instructions frame it:

 *If exactly 2 cards match for a single property, it is not a set*

<img width="703" alt="screen shot 2016-08-29 at 4 40 19 pm" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2281667/18071155/1a63b06e-6e08-11e6-9e20-fa49a74b5877.png">


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I think, it should be rewritten for 500Mhz clock just like 19,2 MHz did.
Overclocking PLLD is not a good idea since most peripherals uses it as a "only one" stable clock.


IMPOSTER


What is the use of this?