@liskin, and the reason this gets forced into the `manageHook` is:

* you start up or flush the cache, it is now `Nothing`
* `manageHook` gets notified of a strut window being mapped

At that has no choice but to repopulate the cache immediately; if it just adds the new strut, the cache is no longer `Nothing` and won't get rebuilt at whatever point you consider more aesthetically pleasing.

I am ignoring everything from this point on as I cannot deal with it currently.


>  We would not really need this to be any longer than the time the key distributor is likely to clear DTLS-SRTP state, which would be after receiving a message from the media distributor that the endpoint is gone or when it is told from above that the user left.

I see your point here. I don't fully understand the issue in RFC 5764, but I think with the endpoint disconnect message this case should be covered pretty well. Are there ever times where the MD would reuse an association identifier if it hasn't seen the endpoint end the DTLS association or if the MD hasn't send an endpoint disconnect message itself? Without either of those the MD itself would think that association is still alive and would have no reason to use that identifier for another endpoint. Could we require that it never reuse one if either of those conditions are not met?

Message reordering shouldn't be an issue between the MD and KD thanks to TCP. If messages are reorder between the MD and the endpoint, and the MD has already sent the endpoint disconnect message, it should throw those delayed messages away, essentially forcing the endpoint to reconnect. This last part we may want to specify somewhere if we haven't already.


Sure, I'll do that 🙂


Sure.


So is this forceAttack or forceJump? :D
`csgo.m_oAddressOfForceJump = csgo.GetCallAddress((void*)(foundForceAttackMov+26));`


Re: the comment below about `applyMethod`, I think that if the thunk from `applyMethod` runs, then the failure @blerner mentioned about "no fields on `undefined`" will show up here.


That seems fine to me.


I meant to submit this back upstream when I originally wrote but totally fell off my radar :) I am almost certain the change is self contained. I'll put this back on my short term todo list.


@blerner: a justification I can think of is if all the clients of `callDeferred` dispatch on exception-vs-Pyret value in their `.then` blocks.  Is that what's going on, @jack?


That seems to depend on `sys.implementation()` or `platform`. None of those changes in Cython. Cython is just CPython but with statically compiled Python code. My guess is that there's going to be more to change here, so I'd best come up with a pull request myself. Eventually.


Probaby better approach is asking repository to load and make sure it raises appropriate exception. Or, ask file repository to give you (tests) a location where it would normally save a file. Because now, you tests are very tight with repository implementation and change in target path calculating strategy by repository would end up in rewriting tests. **It is not critical. and you can keep it as is, but you should think about consequences, this is very important.**


That spell ID is based on recent or current retail game / Blizzard server content (not for 3.3.5a build 12340).
If you look at the web archive pages for that mob, you will find these ability links were used in 2010:

Bleeding Hollow Darkcaster: http://web.archive.org/web/20100424192715/http://www.wowhead.com/npc=17269
- Rain of Fire: http://web.archive.org/web/20100424192715/http://www.wowhead.com/spell=20754
- Rain of Fire: http://web.archive.org/web/20100424192715/http://www.wowhead.com/spell=36808
- Scorch: http://web.archive.org/web/20100424192715/http://www.wowhead.com/spell=15241
- Scorch: http://web.archive.org/web/20100424192715/http://www.wowhead.com/spell=36807

(Notice that the archive page only lists a bunch of links, so these 4 are at the end of the "list".)


+ 1. I like this, but have some comments.


@yakovru This category is off by default. Any good reason for this?


If you're going to have a function that takes arguments beyond those listed, _please_ put a comment in the header somewhere so it's clear that it's a more than the listed arity function, and what they might mean.

I'm super-confused by this, because I thought `applyMethod` worked on Pyret methods, which can't be variable arity, but this `slice` seems to imply that the method will be called with variable arity.  Am I missing something?


This is good advice (also addressed by #498).  Was this intentionally never merged to master?


@snicolet Great, seems fine then :-)


Hey @GianniCarlo !

It looks like you've mistakenly published this under my name, with my credentials.
https://twitter.com/CocoaPodsFeed/status/771426903194497025

Since I am not the author, would you mind helping resolve this? We can delete the podspec and republish it with your credentials instead. 😄


I'm a fucktard


Hell yes


More specifically, `homepage`, `authors`, and `social_media_url` should be updated.


Error: use of unassigned local variable 'msg'

Если не вводить её, а просто использовать Message, Error: an object reference is required to access non-static member Telegram.Bot.Types.Message.Text
нашла как исправить только для случая, если у меня наследуюемый класс. Сюда не подходит, потому что я использую библиотеку Телеграмовского бот апи., а не наследуемый класс.
И пока не стала переносить проверку в основной процесс.


https://github.com/McSwaggens/linux-csgo-external doesn't have logs anymore so ...


This comment is inconsistent with the code below.  `runThunk` raises an exception if called on an active Pyret stack, right?  `runThunk` is an entrypoint that starts a _new_ Pyret stack.


This is likely referring to EntityMinecartHopper.class, but I don't remember what the error messages were or when I added the TODO.


Thanks for the heads up. Glad to offer the PR, I will look into it. What would be great for us is if the dokan .msi packages were included in the binary release materials too - who does installers/releases on Dokany?


@MikeSpreitzer does kubelet takes the network args from scheduler for both the mesos and non-mesos cases ? Does the kubelet on worker node need the network args for the non-mesos case ?


FYI, I just noticed that this uses a duplicate ERRID. I'll fix.


Read time: 12 minutes.

Overall I think this doc with this length and detail has value. Don't get rid of it.

That said, this doc happens to be pretty technical. I can follow most of it as I've worked with Swagger somewhat extensively, but I suspect that most readers would not understand a large percentage of this post. It might be good to have a "What's New" for dilettantes. That could focus on being a 3-5 minute read and reducing entire paragraphs to single statements, e.g., the whole "structural improvements" section could be a few sentences. If people want more detail, you could link through from the summary view to the full doc you've written here.


Is it not better to do?

`waitcnt(clkfreq + cnt)`


In my reading of this, `reason_to_html` can't care about whether it's on a Pyret stack or not, because it just returns a function – does this comment apply to the returned thunk?


For now just convert from / to int. Eventually we could add a value range check


This must be called on a Pyret stack since `pauseStack` is called within.


I added the concepts to the concepticon now as Chacon-2014-142. I also added missing concepts to the concepticon. As a result, the concepticon will hopefully provide the better mapping (once updated).


I know it's not needed (hence a dedicated commit), but despite [the general confidence in the standard logging levels](https://docs.python.org/3/howto/logging.html#custom-levels), I have *always* felt there should be a level below debug... Given this is a reusable library, it's probably less desirable to have a custom logging than in an application so I'm ok if we just scrape it.


Above, `error_to_reason` is annotated with "must be called on pyret stack", but here it appears immediately after pausing, so it is definitely _not_ on a Pyret stack.


When are we gonna get some sick updates???


I'm not sure if there's a typo, grammaro, or it's just an odd construction, but these first two sentences are hard to parse/understand.


    function isPalindrome(text) {
      return reverse(text) === text;
    }

не мое решение, но тем не менее - красиво сделано


https://puu.sh/qWBrF/8cde3da9cf.png --- почему не известно


Почему 1230? Должно быть 1200, тогда не будет отступов по бокам и будет правильно.


Attribute classes need to be "registered" (this is a replacement of dynamic casts that are too slow with the extended multiple inheritance structure we have with MEI)


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [peterpanth](https://peterpanth-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/php-versions](https://peterpanth-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/php-versions)


That would be correct. Woops!


Attribute classes also need to be "reset"


clean_string used dashes as "splitters". As a result, since there are many bad dashes in the Ainu data, the words will give an empty string. So I changed to "?", since this does not occur...


I will push the corresponding changes in the Verovio LibMEI where the default are now defined.


сложно написано ))) следующий раз смотри на решение как смотрит ... художник )) он набросал несколько штрихов и отходит несколько шагов назад чтобы увидеть картину целиком. А так, если работает то и тоже хорошо.


The spaces were here for a reason: In markdown, you must put two consecutive spaces at the end of a line to render a new line.


TeamCity Glyssen :: Glyssen pull requests [Build *.*.241.15602ffa8f4c4764589aa7c3cdc36cd19486ed78](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=76375&buildTypeId=Glyssen_GlyssenPullRequests) outcome was **UNKNOWN**
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@mikeller I just found that you must have an old version of SoftSerial! In meantime they implemented dynamic calculation for baud rates. My library with Arduino 1.6.11 does work nicely!
https://github.com/arduino/Arduino/issues/1198


yep better. Will fix ( i knew that syntax existed, just forgot about the details)


Essa era a tarefa 00. Estou perguntando da tarefa 01. Exemplo:
https://github.com/AnnyCaroline/EDL/blob/master/trabalhos/trabalho-01/ARTIGO.md


Seems like it...


Here it is https://github.com/rism-ch/libmei/commit/876accfce1306c2411341b0320fec992f1815144


If a failed promise reaches `done`, an exception is thrown on a future turn, so it gets logged to the console, and the caller in these libraries doesn't get notified.

See https://github.com/kriskowal/q/wiki/API-Reference#promisedoneonfulfilled-onrejected-onprogress

Is that an accurate summary, @jswrenn?  Seems like this would lead to situations with empty skeletons on failure – is that a correct mental model for me to have?


commenting on a file in branch patch-2016-0901


Don't you want this instead?

    escape' = show

This would be much more future-proof: it would correctly handle control characters, newlines, weird unicode cases, etc.


TeamCity Glyssen :: Glyssen pull requests [Build *.*.242.15602ffa8f4c4764589aa7c3cdc36cd19486ed78](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=76376&buildTypeId=Glyssen_GlyssenPullRequests) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1284, ignored: 17 Build time: 00:03:33


I'm sorry for whatever is going on with your health. Please do take care of it first and don't worry about this issue. It can wait. I have a workaround. @f1u77y is probably working on a fix and I am in no position to merge or not merge it. Everything will be fine.

This whole me being someone who Knows Better and insists and whatever is a misunderstanding. I said that having to deal with ManageDocks implementation details in layout reset in user configs is a very bad idea and I stand behind that claim. I never said I wouldn't accept valid arguments for the startup hook issue. I do think it's not necessary, I still don't understand why something that happens exactly once during xmonad runtime can't happen in manageHook or runLayout, but I did start the IRC discussion in order to understand it and come to a mutual agreement. (But yeah, it's certainly possible I'm just too stupid and won't ever be able to understand it. If that's the case, sorry for wasting your time.)


no


When writing into the cache above you still pass in `.data()` which means that anything in there is overwritten, right?


> Could we require that it never reuse one if either of those conditions are not met?

The MD definitely should not. That would go against the purpose for having the association identifier in the first place.  It should only re-use a value once the association is gone.  The corner case is when the MD thinks it's gone, but the KD doesn't.  Perhaps a simple solution is this: always require the MD to send an "endpoint disconnect" message.  That way, there is no ambiguity.  Then the time between re-use is really insignificant, assuming the message did arrive.  While TCP is "reliable", we know there is the possibility the connection drops and messages in the queues get flushed.  But, that's an extreme corner case far removed from all likelihood (i.e., client failed, media disconnect message failed, client called back, same association ID is assigned (odds are 1 in 2^32), etc.).

As I said, it's a corner case, but I nonetheless like the idea of the MDD clearly indicating the end of an association.


Not really. The only suggestion would be to store everything as a string. However I ran some benchmarks on this, and it was expensive in time and storage.


Leaving a comment ;-}


Add the `lang="en"` attribute to specify the document's language (just noticed this when reviewing the page in Google Webmaster Tools.


[Avance proyecto.docx](https://github.com/zetasergio/RutasEcoturisticasColombia/files/450628/Avance.proyecto.docx)


You should know by now the subject of this commit is impossible.


Wops sorry @jessesquires  I'm on it


I wanted to check this.
Doc says:
The 8-bit comparator continuously compares TCNT0 with the Output Compare Registers (OCR0A and
OCR0B). Whenever TCNT0 equals OCR0A or OCR0B, the comparator signals a match. A match will set the
Output Compare Flag (OCF0A or OCF0B) at the next **timer** clock cycle.

I overlooked word **timer** so you were right. I have to apologize.


Ha, that's good news. Changing it to support 8E2 will be comparatively easy.

I still think there is value in doing an implementation that can be used by any controller that supports MULTI.


Don't forget the `viewport` meta-tag for iOS and Android devices.


this is test


Так есть же для этого дела https://github.com/jzaefferer/jquery-validation


Do we also need the standard non-ms-specific `@viewport` here? (I've not idea, I only just heard about `@viewport` and I don't know whether any other browsers support it yet)


It's Lyrina or Maxhy. I am planning to improve the scripts used for building anyways (to make them  produce and make available all the artifacts in CI as well). It will be the same script that's used for making releases as well, so I will keep your suggestion in mind.


@tallus Are any of these endpoints hooked up right now?  I don't see any references, and they have issues.  I was just trying to clean up some API endpoint paths for Swagger and I didn't know if I should spend my time decorating these or if they were just temporary.  ( @nllong )


I can but try


Okay, if geekosaur can't answer I'll ask you, @liskin. Do you suggest rewriting `docksEventHook` **without messages**? If so, I don't realize how to handle newcoming docks well, in the other case I just don't understand what do you suggest.


Missing `)` here


Why does this happen I hate it.


acceleration has an extra m ;-)


@HazilTheNut can you fix this whatever-it-is?  (Trying to make a FlavorText from a Mortal)


@marb99

How did you produce the crash?


Pushed library CloudCompiler-SpinLib-2016-09-01.133250 to Demo


I never renamed function arguments so far because I think they should not be renamed. Of course, creating a copy of it (breakpoints) and modify it is also not extremely elegant, but at least it follows the convention of not changing function arguments within the function itself. Is there any common convention?


I will need to do this in the py file instead of manually for future.


Again, `callDeferred` immediate calls `runThunk`, so I feel like this should say "must _not_ be called on a Pyret stack".  Getting the feeling that the comments may just be reversed.


I removed several duplicates, fixed about 30 broken questions, corrected the case on many words, and fixed the answers on a few questions.


Devices seem to have a mixture of either a frameId or an absolute timestamp (which tends to not be nanosecond/microsecond resolution as per DOMHighResTimeStamp. This may be an invalid usage of the type.


That's true. I didn't think of it.


Yes I do agree, compatibility is the goal although I really would like to be able to configure on the field... :(

Btw. I was able to get a Taranis flashed. But my sniffing was odd, the sync is 0xA7 but not 0x55... On the other hand, for the UART there is no difference whether 8e2 or 8e1 is configured. Could be working then


@MichaelWallace30
the whole stack thing with the packing and unpacking of ObjectStream is a bit confusing.

It works this way: when you pack:
```C++
obj << data1;
obj << data2;
obj << data3;
```

when you unpack:
it must work backwards:
```C++
obj >> data3;
obj >> data2;
obj >> data1;
```
Kind of like a stack (when you pack, you are pushing in, when you unpack, you are poping out.


Mortgage not setting owner to "none" .


@makall talvez precise 'guardar' o request e cancelar quando um novo debounce acontece, não?


initial commit


nope, ele cancela internamente... senão não teria graça né?


Disagree -- "annotates" refers to any type annotation syntax; what's stored in `__annotations__` is more limited.


BTW I made some changes to the master peps repo. Can you incorporate those so they don't get lost?


ayy lmao


Change cash font.


Is it ok to retry this much? Or should we just let it fail sooner?


fixes #201


why this name to the poor commit :cry:


Also (perhaps for a separate pass) there are several places where we talk about class annotations and instance annotations, I think those should switch to class variables and instance variables (I just explained the difference on python-dev: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2016-September/146044.html


Hi Carson, you can set a placeholder on input elements:
```html
<input type="text" placeholder="Please enter item or description." id="entry">
```
This way, the user does not have to delete the value that is already in the input.


why u so angry?


A non-constant value is used for this check. This can lead to false positives.


This fixes an urgent bug, but I'm not sure why.
@masterodin, please explain where the course & semester variables are getting added to the URL.
And why having two copies doesn't work for the view all sections, but two copies does work for view your section.


Maybe add?

`	FriendsFrameStatusDropDown:Point("TOPLEFT", FreindsListFrame, "TOPLEFT", 13, -44);
	FriendsFrameBroadcastInput:SetWidth(150);
	FriendsFrameBroadcastInput:SetHeight(20);
	FriendsFrameBroadcastInput:Point("TOPLEFT", FriendsFrameStatusDropDown, "TOPRIGHT", 13, -2);`

![wowscrnshot_090116_154634](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7307335/18183731/5dafa332-705b-11e6-9469-9e8aa97c8ab1.jpg)


Wrong commit comment. The commit message refers to MinesweeperBoard but the changes affects MinesweeperGameState.


>to change add contributors

The word "change" should probably be removed -- the `if contrib_to_add not in self.contributors` conditional above ensure that this is an addition. On a related note, should `auth` be checked for the `elif contrib_to_add in self.contributors and permissions is not None` block as well?


I see you are doing some assertive test here. I think we should probably do that for all input in a section at the top so we don't have to bother in the main body of the function anymore.


So `: x 'x' ;` is decompiled as `: x $78 ;`, and it isn't clear that it could be any better, because there's no distinguishing feature in the definition.

Can change decompiler thus;
```
: .char    ( ip -- ip' )
   .." '"  ta1+  dup @ emit  .." '" space  na1+
;
```

But that decompiles `[char] x` into `'x'`, misrepresenting the definition.

Alternatives might be;
* change input number conversion to store the input syntax, (shudder),
* replace `[char] z` with `'z'` across the tree,


Can we describe that this is a value representing the combination of the pose of the headset and the additional transformation from the headsets pose to the eye location? That way people know what is in this view matrix. We may also want to point out that this value is only the relative view matrix and in some cases still needs to be multiplied by the observers absolute location.


@alexandrudima

Just wondering, is it by design that we don't include `lighter`, `inherit`, etc?

Here is the `fontWeight` prompt for Chrome DevTools:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4033249/18183806/f285c68c-704a-11e6-8331-581272884341.png)


A new database schema would allow all states to be persisted.  For example:

UnDefStates
- timestamp
- item name
- value (smallest SQL type to hold UNDEF vs. NULL)

DecimalStates
- timestamp
- item name
- value ([decimal-type](http://www.h2database.com/html/datatypes.html#decimal_type))

StringStates
- timestamp
- item name
- value (VARCHAR(...))

etc.  Insert into the correct table based on State.class.

Query with a UNION across all the state types you are interested in.  Charts might only want to query for rows in the DecimalStates table, while some other client that wants all state changes would UNION in the UnDefStates and possible other tables.


If you move this entire execution under the `exec-maven-plugin` plugin section (next section) and before the `clean-bower-components` execution, it should work. Basically, cut 167-179 and paste it after 186.


ahmed hegazy updates


I'm 99% thats the way it works. Does it not work that way?


Yes I agree - we should probably use the [assertive](https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/assertive/index.html) package for this. I kinda just put it in the code body as a temporary measure.


[R/Truthy.R:22:10:](https://github.com/paulhendricks/functools/blob/f106add0a5cb5363c79d72436f66b79e23ff1f88/R/Truthy.R#L22) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘Existy’, Did you mean 'exists'?**
```r
  return(Existy(.x) && identical(.x, True()))
         ^~~~~~
```
[R/Truthy.R:22:38:](https://github.com/paulhendricks/functools/blob/f106add0a5cb5363c79d72436f66b79e23ff1f88/R/Truthy.R#L22) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘True’, Did you mean 'rug'?**
```r
  return(Existy(.x) && identical(.x, True()))
                                     ^~~~
```


sorry to comment so much here but I think to follow a consistent style, we should try to avoid using `=` as assignment operator (http://adv-r.had.co.nz/Style.html).
In addition, it seems that you like camelCase variable names, so let's stick to that, apart from the argument labels such as breaks.mode (which is consistent with most of the arguments of cut, but not ordered_result...).


Are there any decorations we can do to tag these with any sort of "deprecated" tag? Reading into the prose often takes a while before you the the, "Don't use this" clauses.


Yeah, it's complete rewrite which depends on stack repl and intero


`return document.querySelector(targetSelector) || document.body`


@f1u77y What I had in mind is moving strutMap to extensible state, wrapped in Maybe to tell if the initial queryTree must be done. Then, UpdateDock/RemoveDock handling (which I think just updates the strutMap) could be done directly in docksEventHook, followed by a simple message that tells AvoidStruts that strutMap has changed (if it actually has). Do you think something like this could work?

For some reason the current code does call getRawStruts in modifyLayoutWithUpdate sometimes and that's probably expensive, too. I think that this might not be necessary if all PropertyEvents are handled by the event hook and stored in the global strutMap. Whether this is possible or if there's a possibility of not receiving some property changes due to selectInput being called in manageDocks is unfortunately beyond my X knowledge.

Finally, now that I've been forced to read most of ManageHooks.hs, I think I won't mind if the startup hook stays (as long as it's not required to run it anywhere else than in the actual xmonad startupHook). There's 3 things a user has to add already, so it's probably a good idea to do something like this: https://github.com/xmonad/xmonad-contrib/blob/e41d7135a9fab6675f538cf8220d398f0c96305f/XMonad/Hooks/EwmhDesktops.hs#L55, and then it becomes just an implementation detail, not something a user has to deal with (unless they are upgrading from an older version, which will happen sooner or later, sadly).

(And, unfortunately, I too should now switch to other things. I have a work deadline tomorrow and I'll be offline until Monday.)


之前試著轉成 wikitext 存但是沒成功，這個部份我再修正


Refer to VRFrameData instead of getPose here? Note that both eyes will need to be transformed?


that way when they are referenced here it will be the first use and initialization will take place now.


tricky


Fixed, thanks!


Thanks, the `release. Remind` should be `release, remind`. I'll fix it the next time I update it.


This fixed an issue introduced while implementing TECH-128.


I was looking for one but didn't see it. Need to scrub through the bikeshed docs some more.

In this case, though I don't think we actually want to deprecate this value. It's still very useful for frustum culling! (Especially since similar values will be hard to derive from an arbitrary projection matrix.) We simply want to make sure devs understand that they shouldn't be creating projections with it. (I should hope that most people would prefer to use the pre-built matrix anyway rather than doing more of their own math.)


Did you want me to change it? This was the intended design. I just tested it and this is the correct behavior.


b and c?


These statements are really terrible. There is pretty much no way to comfortably render "trusted" UI over all possible types of user specified content. You end up with craziness like objects at 2 meters rendered behind an object that is showing a 3.5m to display a "trusted" UX because of the way you have to composite.

I'd recommend removing any statements here that we aren't confident in, since they are leading statements and make people arrive at incorrect conclusions.


This one is the opensourced exfat (nofuse) driver,

so legally we're good to go :)


C is not used here


Sorry! I don't know why I put 150;

Change to:

FriendsFrameBroadcastInput:Width(224);


direct


why did you do it?


Somthing is missing here, there should have been an edit to the worker kubelet template (which is used in the non-Mesos case) to track the variable name change.

In the non-Mesos case the kubelet gets its args on its command line.  In the Mesos case the kubelet command is issued by the Mesos agent based on instructions from the k8s scheduler.


oh yes finally! good job 💃


G imports C, but G doesn't define any extensions, so the registry and end up just directly merging in C to shorten the runtime call chain.


OK, I think I have all my inline comments done.

I'm concerned about this introducing new failures that are silent to the _user_.  I know that `done` will make it so we see them, which is nice.  But I worry that there are now a bunch of cases where an error will simply be shown by `done` on the next turn in the console, and I can't tell what output the user will get.  I see "An error occurred rendering..." in red several times, but don't see it moved anywhere.  Have all of those situations been consolidated, and can you describe where and how that is if so?

A few comments are inconsistent about stack safety.  To be clear:

1. The callback of `pauseStack` is _not_ on a Pyret stack
2. `runThunk` is a mechanism for _starting_ a Pyret stack, so it has to be called with no active run

It seems like maybe the comments are just inverted, and all the "must be on the stack" comments should really say "stack must be clear of Pyret".  If I read them this way, then things make much more sense.

I'm still staring at the pattern of `then(... something that uses callDeferred ...).then(... something else that uses callDeferred ...)`, but I think it hangs together.  I feel like there's a useful reusable idea in there, having to do with the interleaving of stacks and promises, where each stack finishing should trigger the next promise, which starts a new stack that triggers the next promise when it finishes, and so on.


@mgravell Looks like @NickCraver added a new `StackExchange.Redis.Core.sln` when renming dnx to Core.  Maybe this file should be removed?


Will our initial implementations live up to this statement or is this more future thinking? I ask this because there is a large assumption here for security, trust, etc... and I don't think we are quite at the point of providing that.


I'll expand the comment, since B's will have C, there is no need merge it in.


As far as I understood


Good points all. I'll try to address them in the next update.


This works now.  It'll serve the app at port 3333 if you docker-compose up

Now:  What's this doohickey (impressive doohickey, mind you) intended to do?


@MichaelWallace30
Oh no, it works correctly, but i was thinking of it more like a queue ( because originally i just copy pasted pack and unpack, which turned out to be bad. I would need to manually write down pack, and manually write down unpack). The design is good though, no need to change it.


Done


Good catch, will update.


Jest's code coverage capabilities are super slick. It's awesome that I don't have to configure anything to make it work. It just does.


Visual Regression Testing found a difference between new version and the baseline.
Check the diffs [here](http://jenkins.wikia-prod:8080/job/design-system-reference-page-pr-check/361/).
Accept the new baseline [here](http://jenkins.wikia-prod:8080/job/design-system-reference-page-update-baseline/parambuild?branch=XW-1690).


I love that [`p-s`](https://github.com/kentcdodds/p-s) makes this so easy/straightforward/simple.


Done.


This watch mode is a thing of beauty.


To enable ES6, I simply have to install these two dependencies and boom, it picks up my existing `.babelrc` file and I don't have to do any config. It's awesome.


Re-encoding from a lossy format to another lossy format always introduces more loss, like when you save a JPEG image several times each time will get worse quality. If we take a 128Kbps audio file and transcode it again to 128Kbps that's a lot more lossy than the original, but if we transcode it to 320Kbps there is less audible loss of quality. So, at least historically, this project has transcoded at the maximum audio bitrate available to ensure the least quality loss.

Maybe this would work well with https://github.com/UniversalMediaServer/UniversalMediaServer/pull/905 so at least our users who identify their networks as fast don't have to compromise on quality, but slow network users get the bandwidth benefit


Goodbye implementation-detail config!


I prefer to keep things local to the project. This is definitely not necessary.


This sped up Jest a bit. I don't need to use jsdom for my tests (this is just a node lib) so this is great.


For this small project, moving from AVA to Jest was pretty simple because I actually was only using the AVA API in one place and all my tests are actually abstracted away from AVA. So I had to rewrite very little to migrate from AVA to Jest.


What what happening here is that when travis is being all smart, it builds your own gemset, when that happens the files you have in ./bin will be in your path then, this was faking out the new integration binary selection conditional and trying to run from a gem that wasn't even installed on a src integration run.  TIL!


> Yes I do agree, compatibility is the goal although I really would like to be able to configure on the field... :(

Totally agreed. As I stated before, the protocol to configure an openLRSng module over serial is already implemented on the openLRSng side, it's what the configurator uses to do its job. It's a protocol that uses binary messages, similar to the MSP protocol used by multiwii and derivatives. Based on my work on Betaflight I think this is not a bad protocol to use when implementing configuration support in OpenTx (or other controller firmware), it is just a matter of somebody sitting down and doing the work on the controller firmware side. I'd be happy to do the work required to port the serial protocol handler from JavaScript to C for this, but I've got too much on my plate already with Betaflight, so I don't want to get involved in controller UI development (and there certainly are people around that have done more of this than me, and can get it done quicker).

> Btw. I was able to get a Taranis flashed. But my sniffing was odd, the sync is 0xA7 but not 0x55... On the other hand, for the UART there is no difference whether 8e2 or 8e1 is configured. Could be working then

That odd sync makes me thing that you might be missing the beginning of the first byte. A is the binary inverse of 5 (and I am sure sync is supposed to be 0x55, since it works on my implementation). Are you using SoftSerial for this?

Re 8E1 vs 8E2, to my knowledge it does matter, as sending 8E2 when the receiver expects 8E1 will mean that synchronisation is lost after every byte.

> Just for the sake of the idea: Lets assume we take the opportunity for an Multi-OLRS protocol: There we choose 57600 baud 8e1 that is supported by SoftSerial very good. We would have a maximum update rate still of 288hz which is sufficient.

Not quite. Taking start, stop, and parity bits into account, one message is 26 * 12bits = 314bits long. This still yields 183 Hz at 57600, which is not too shabby either.

If you could send me a sample Multiprotocal samples, I can test if that would work!

What format do you want the samples in? At the very simplest, a valid message can be generated as one 0x55, with 25 0x00s following.


added meta


what happened?


Wow, Jest handles coverage... ❤


I think the problem is that there was no code for netargs in the worker kubelet, so I would have expected added code for that, not variable name changes there.


Pour info, si tu as besoin de faire des requêtes HTTP, tu peux aussi utiliser un des modules suivants qui sont très connus et très populaires:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/request
https://www.npmjs.com/package/superagent

Ils sont très utiles qd on veut faire des choses un peu plus complexes avec http


just FYI - I have moved this into the main reicast module, and have fixed the hardcoded path


Je ne pige pas très bien où tu as trouvé ce module https ? c'est pas le module natif nodejs par hasard ?
cf https://nodejs.org/api/https.html

car si c'est le cas, pas besoin de l'installer via npm puisqu'il est en natif directement dans nodejs.


Press maybe?


This all makes sense and I think we want to move on this sooner rather than later, just so we don't have to explain them to the rest of the team too many more times.

One thing we'll have to figure out is where all the "metadata" about the funcs will live. I suppose some of it could be declared in QScript along with the MapFuncs, but some of it refers to LogicalPlan so it doesn't belong there.

Another way of looking at this: Is it possible to define the codomain, domain, typer, untyper, and simplify, all in a way that isn't tied to either LogicalPlan of QScript? If so, then these functions could stand on their own (and we would have more choices of how and where to test their translations.)


heh, nice name :D


[R/parse-comorbid.R:400:13:](https://github.com/jackwasey/icd/blob/b4efc42c65dda9b05c0fe388e50ebd2aef293d74/R/parse-comorbid.R#L400) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘str_split_fixed’**
```r
  todrop <- str_split_fixed(todrop, ",", n = longest)
            ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```


makes sense. so you suggest just a private function in the link function?


@blerner's comment is correct for this commit, but incorrect now. It was totally a typo that both branches called `resolve`.


Can you open a new issue ?


Everything is in working order for my stuff. Thanks much!


ok


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Skulle precis lägga en issue, bra timing!


Make ":" a const.


@JFDaly does this look familiar?

kPlayer.GetPlayerTraits()->GetWonderProductionToBuildingDiscount(eBuilding)

As quoted from one of your mods:
"Wonder Production bonuses from Beliefs, Buildings, Policies, Resources, etc. also apply 50% of their bonuses towards buildings... "

I thought it was a cool idea and feature, so I incorporated into the DLL.


Ah, this commit was to update the maritime boundary flag to use "1" rather than "'yes'"


IsDirectDependency


Thanks for looking at this @jpolitz! This was very much an in-progress snapshot of this change. The failure handling in this commit is _much_ weaker than it is in later commits, first in e9926baca90c27997f699dd5b2344efbaef832c8 and again in d62b26c32da1b0d5f7ff4e7c0c3a4fd2018779bc.


Done


FUZIX/Kernel/include/kernel.h:651:24: fatal error: sysinfoblk.h: No such file or directory

:)


Remove the `options` array too


This breaks flags symbols where a phonetic foreign layout is a variant of another language. For example, **sv** and **sv rus**.

Also causes #5347 to be reopened.


Don`t work "add photo". Need some fix.


Oops... Which one sounds correct?

File an issue is extremely valuable in helping me prioritize what to work on.
Filing an issue is extremely valuable in helping me prioritize what to work on.

Reverted to "Filing" in https://github.com/dcjones/Gadfly.jl/pull/820.


@jswrenn: is there a helper that should be added to `runtime.js` called `runPromise`, that takes a thunk and returns a promise that succeeds with `SuccessResult`s and fails with `FailureResult`s?


Check out the wiki https://github.com/mattdreimer/AutonomousGrainCart/wiki/Adding-a-new-serial-read-driver-to-ArduPilot

If you still have questions feel free to ask after you  have read through that. It requires compiling custom version of ardupilot and make sure to change mavlink files on pixhawk and also on the ground station computer or you wont be able to read your new message


This check should not be needed. If we're here, it means that the function above returned `TRUE`, and `signature` will be set.


@karasu It doesnt work yet b/c AFAICT the gnome docs are wrong and I was not supposed to replace all the periods in the schema IDs with forward slashes :unamused:  Will try again when I get off work tonight.


probably we should add a check that the footer is printing out $CI->lang->line('common_you_are_using_ospos')


Thanks!


> simple message
But that message will be sent to `AvoidStruts` as inactive sub-layout. So, this won't solve the original issue(#76) but will make only make `docksStartupHook` usage cleaner(as a change notable for user)


I have done it in transifex, too


Not to mention the tools/ dir also contained a munin configuration,
with its Makefile and 'install' rule...


aye:

X509_STORE_CTX_get_ex_data(x509_ctx, SSL_get_ex_data_X509_STORE_CTX_idx())

what if theres no extended date?

X509_STORE_CTX_get1_issuer(&issuer_cert, x509_ctx, cert) != 1)

what if the issuer is borked?

..but hey...  :)


 ```
 [ DBG ] env var name:  CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH
 [ DBG ] paths:  ['/home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel', '/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install', '/opt/ros/jade']
 [ DBG ] subfolders:
 [ DBG ] CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH= /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel:/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install:/opt/ros/jade

 [ DBG ] env var name:  LD_LIBRARY_PATH
 [ DBG ] paths:  ['/home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel', '/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install', '/opt/ros/jade']
 [ DBG ] subfolders:  ['lib', 'lib/x86_64-linux-gnu']
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /opt/ros/jade/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
 [ DBG ] LD_LIBRARY_PATH= /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib:/home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu:/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/lib:/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu:/opt/ros/jade/lib:/opt/ros/jade/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu

 [ DBG ] env var name:  PATH
 [ DBG ] paths:  ['/home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel', '/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install', '/opt/ros/jade']
 [ DBG ] subfolders:  bin
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/bin
 [ DBG ] PATH= /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/bin:/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/bin:/opt/ros/jade/bin:

 [ DBG ] env var name:  PKG_CONFIG_PATH
 [ DBG ] paths:  ['/home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel', '/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install', '/opt/ros/jade']
 [ DBG ] subfolders:  ['lib/pkgconfig', 'lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig']
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib/pkgconfig
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /opt/ros/jade/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig
 [ DBG ] PKG_CONFIG_PATH= /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib/pkgconfig:/home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig:/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/lib/pkgconfig:/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig:/opt/ros/jade/lib/pkgconfig:/opt/ros/jade/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig

 [ DBG ] env var name:  PYTHONPATH
 [ DBG ] paths:  ['/home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel', '/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install', '/opt/ros/jade']
 [ DBG ] subfolders:  lib/python2.7/dist-packages
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib/python2.7/dist-packages
 [ DBG ] PYTHONPATH= /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib/python2.7/dist-packages:/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/lib/python2.7/dist-packages:/opt/ros/jade/lib/python2.7/dist-packages
```


is the var main part correct ? What does that do ?


Odd - tools/makeversion should have generated it


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Does this work? When I tried on my branch, whenever a SocketTimeoutException is thrown, it ignores the RetryHandler and just crashes.


Project-less debugging in RTVS is also technically Attach to Process. But I don't think we can reliably distinguish attach from other ways to launch it when debugging has already begun.

What we might want to do instead, is to check which engines are currently active, and whether the R engine GUID is present in the list or not. Unfortunately, this is not trivial - `DTE.Debugger` lets you enumerate current processes, but I don't know any way to get engine GUIDs for a process. And the only other option is installing a debug event listener in advance via `AdviseDebugEventCallback`, and listening for `IDebugProcessCreateEvent2` and `IDebugProcessDestroyEvent2` to keep track of what's being debugged.


```
 [ DBG ] env var name:  CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH
 [ DBG ] paths:  ['/home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel', '/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install', '/opt/ros/jade']
 [ DBG ] subfolders:
 [ DBG ] CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH= /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel:/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install:/opt/ros/jade

 [ DBG ] env var name:  LD_LIBRARY_PATH
 [ DBG ] paths:  ['/home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel', '/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install', '/opt/ros/jade']
 [ DBG ] subfolders:  ['lib', 'lib/x86_64-linux-gnu']
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /opt/ros/jade/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
 [ DBG ] LD_LIBRARY_PATH= /home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/lib:/opt/ros/jade/lib

 [ DBG ] env var name:  PATH
 [ DBG ] paths:  ['/home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel', '/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install', '/opt/ros/jade']
 [ DBG ] subfolders:  bin
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/bin
 [ DBG ] PATH= /home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/bin:/opt/ros/jade/bin:

 [ DBG ] env var name:  PKG_CONFIG_PATH
 [ DBG ] paths:  ['/home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel', '/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install', '/opt/ros/jade']
 [ DBG ] subfolders:  ['lib/pkgconfig', 'lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig']
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib/pkgconfig
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /opt/ros/jade/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig
 [ DBG ] PKG_CONFIG_PATH= /home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/lib/pkgconfig:/opt/ros/jade/lib/pkgconfig

 [ DBG ] env var name:  PYTHONPATH
 [ DBG ] paths:  ['/home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel', '/home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install', '/opt/ros/jade']
 [ DBG ] subfolders:  lib/python2.7/dist-packages
 [ DBG ] Non-existent:  /home/hazard/ros/rosserial_ard_ws/devel/lib/python2.7/dist-packages
 [ DBG ] PYTHONPATH= /home/hazard/ros/catkin_ws/install/lib/python2.7/dist-packages:/opt/ros/jade/lib/python2.7/dist-packages
```


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Without this, I get no US flag (just 'en' fallback) and it chooses the Argentinian flag for Arabic.  I'll see if we can come up with a better solution - libgnome-kbd is clearly buggy, maybe we can work around it - sorry about this.


no such file: tools/makeversion... there still exists a /Kernel/makeversion.


طيب , انا ممكن اعمل في دالة الاضافة انو لو كان المنتج موجود يضيفو و لكن يرجع فولز
و عند الاسيرشن بستخدم اسسيرت نت سيم, و بفحص عمليتين الاضافة مع بعض, و لو طلع بالاسيرت صح معناتو بكون الاختبار نجح


Fixes #1


زي هيك
`$this->assertSame($cart->AddToCart($product1,2),$cart->AddToCart($product1,3));`


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1849logs](https://1849logs-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/debug-log-files](https://1849logs-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/debug-log-files)
- [docs/guides/load-testing-with-blazemeter](https://1849logs-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/guides/load-testing-with-blazemeter)
- [docs/logs](https://1849logs-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/logs)
- [docs/php-errors](https://1849logs-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/php-errors)
- [docs/php-versions](https://1849logs-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/php-versions)
- [docs/debug-slow-performance](https://1849logs-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/debug-slow-performance)
- [docs/nginx-access-log](https://1849logs-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/nginx-access-log)
- [docs/guides/terminus](https://1849logs-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/guides/terminus)
- [source/docs/assets/js/main.js](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/a3ba81ea73ed94085eeccc6e7ee4a8f108928865/source/docs/assets/js/main.js)


Makefile fixed I hope


Owesome but very easy


Bad times, farmhash doesn't seem to want to compile on the RPi :-(


Any  chance the dactyl key board  will be sold as  finished product?


I


Added description to top


Would this be clearer as a lambda? It would keep the function close to the (only) place where it's used. There again, it might make the line too long...


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This has a lot of unexpected effects in code that uses distance field fonts and changes a font's scale to keep the distance field fonts crisp (if there's a better way, I'm all ears). Each '@' here is a Label using a distance field font, and this commit introduced a subtle difference in my code between what handles backgrounds and what handles actively-moving Labels (which are scene2d Actors, and that seems to be the important distinction). Here's in libGDX 1.9.3, http://i.imgur.com/KkJHTTm.png , and here's in libGDX 1.9.4, http://i.imgur.com/BYv379m.png . The screenshot using 1.9.3 was in-progress and had a blurriness issue, but updating to 1.9.4 without changing any code makes each '@' much bigger than the cells they are supposed to occupy (blue background is smaller than '@' height, '@' is not squashed to fit a square). Now chars can overlap with each other where they wouldn't before, and they effectively disregard zoom introduced by any source except changing each Label's individual font scale. I'll see if I can remedy this in my code before introducing an issue.


@jmcphers can you double-check that my moving the `syncHeight` call into the timer implementation won't cause unexpected issues? The MathJax resize issue seemed to be a result of us attempting to resize the line widget before the MathJax within was actually populated / rendered.

This change basically means that the `onOutputHeightChanged` callback isn't fired until after the expand / collapse animation finishes.


Opened #2243


try again 8)


:) طالما رجع فلوس ... معناها ما ضاف ... مش منطقي دالة ترجع فولس وتكون العملية نجحت
بكل بساطة
Cart will have 0 items
After add Product X, cart will have 1 item with quantity equals to 1
After add Product X again, cart will have 1 item with quantity equals to 2
After add Product Y, cart will have 2 items, where Product X item quantity = 2, and Product Y item quantity  = 1


    /home/lundberg/wesnoth/src/gui/dialogs/multiplayer/mp_create_game.cpp: In member function ‘void gui2::tmp_create_game::update_options_list(gui2::twindow&)’:
    /home/lundberg/wesnoth/src/gui/dialogs/multiplayer/mp_create_game.cpp:529:52: warning: unused parameter ‘window’ [-Wunused-parameter]
     void tmp_create_game::update_options_list(twindow& window)


put another printf statement to thanks git hub


Marv, sorry if you felt that was a personal attack, it wasn't. I was trying to have a discussion on balance, which many servers have suffered for lack of discussion. I did not mean it was bad a bad idea, or that you had done anything wrong. I wanted to talk about how do we make this make sense in the game. I feel it's as much a problem that people cannot discuss without feeling attacked, how do you make progress otherwise? I wasn't upset, I can take or leave this game at anytime as well, it's just a hobby.

In that vein, why is there none/can we not have discussion as to how to make this work and build together something that is fun, and balanced that provides reward for risk. I think you've done a great job with your changes so far, and it's a loss to see you abandon helping if you felt you were attacked. So maybe I am just in the minority on wanting to discuss these things, and if that's the case, feel free to commit what you like and I will revisit the style I would like to see possibly later on, or in a different place.


الفولس بيرجع فقط في حال كان المنتج موجود , لانو فعليا هوة ما ضاف و لكن فقط زود الكمية


Looks good


FYI @zendesk/paas this will make your terminal behave ...


i think these 0 bytes after the strings are just \0 termination: 0x9 + 0x80 = 0x89?
i decide to skip them for uiglobals:
https://gist.github.com/lobolmart/d2dfe1d7cb1391d15557fd2dd91be803#file-gcuiglobals_output-cs-L149


Did you forget to add the new files?


Thank you for this!


I like it!


On Wed, Aug 31, 2016 at 05:57:36PM -0700, jbarlow83 wrote:
> That should work fine. This is really a fix to the test suite in that
> test_pageinfo.py and test_hocrtransform.py use import ocrmypdf.module and
> test_main.py did not necessarily locate the same installation if ocrmypdf is
> installed. By calling Python via sys.executable -m package the same import
> resolution order as import should be followed so all parts of the test suite
> are testing whatever Python finds in response to import ocrmypdf - meaning it
> follows sys.path, the first entry of which is the current working directory.
>
> So as written, it will run tests on a new version prior to installation or on
> the installed version for CI.

On the Debian CI infrastructure the package gets installed, but then the
PWD for the tests is the root of the source package (this is because it
is expected that test scripts/metadata will be located within the source
package -- Debian is bad at seperating metadata).  Is there a clean way
I could remove PWD from sys.path to ensure I'm testing the installed
version?

> That said, there could be reasons you might want to explicitly test
> /usr/[local /]bin/ocrmypdf. I can't think of anything that should be
> needed other than a basic sanity check:
>
> test "$(ocrmypdf --version)" == "$(python3 -m ocrmypdf --version)"

That sounds like something worth checking, but as you say, it could just
be in a shell script.

> Is there anything beyond that you'd need to check?

I don't think so.  Thanks for your work on this!

--
Sean Whitton


You're welcome. :)


Why do you need that extra scope? The file should close on return, so I don't see a reason why it is needed...


Visual Regression Testing found a difference between new version and the baseline.
Check the diffs [here](http://jenkins.wikia-prod:8080/job/design-system-reference-page-pr-check/363/).
Accept the new baseline [here](http://jenkins.wikia-prod:8080/job/design-system-reference-page-update-baseline/parambuild?branch=gh-pages).


Recuerden los detalles del issue [#188](https://github.com/makingdevs/MyBarista/issues/188)


@zwliew RIL fixed :-) could you please take a look at latest 4 commits and see if can be merged on cm? I' m testing now and it's working really fine , here's a link  of opt/telephony branch too: https://github.com/AOSP-JF-MM/platform_frameworks_opt_telephony/commits/aosp-7.0-test


Minor legal nit-pick:

Although it is definitely nice to include a message stating where the code came from, it is technically incorrect to attribute the copyright to Markus Kuhn, for two reasons:
* He released the code into the public domain, thus relinquishing all of his rights to the code under U.S. copyright law.
* Adding someone's name to an open source copyright header implies that that person released their portion of the code under that specific open source license, or that it was released under a compatible license and was upgraded.


Criando Descrição


Just to mix it up a bit, had this happen just now but it appears to have recovered after 6 rounds of 5x servers busy + response error.

It's possible that one endpoint/server is actually busy when this triggers and sometimes it takes a long time for it to come back online (but sometimes not).

Would it be possible to detect this and re-login or whatever needs to be done to end up with a new endpoint?


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@mfonville Isn't the limit for APK size on the Play Store set at 100MB anyway?


Hi @odetocode,
What do you think about this commit please?
I do it after reading your blog post about Keeping a Clean Startup.cs in Asp.Net Core http://odetocode.com/blogs/scott/archive/2016/08/30/keeping-a-clean-startup-cs-in-asp-net-core.aspx

Thanks.


@mikeller I was able to get all parts together, somehow I could not get a rest before, and I can say it does work!!! :smile:
If added some debug code around, but besides of that its really 100000 _8e1_ (!) via SoftSerial on the native port D3, and on the serial the configurator attached. I've dumped the PPM and it is like this:

```
21:511,519,960,848,1011,530,512,136,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,136,
22:513,519,958,848,1011,530,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,136,
22:514,518,958,848,1011,530,512,136,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,136,
23:513,518,958,848,1011,530,512,136,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,136,
21:512,518,958,848,1011,530,512,136,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,136,
22:512,517,960,848,1011,530,512,136,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,136,
R:2935
22:1011,184,1011,740,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,
22:1011,184,1011,740,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,
22:511,517,958,848,1011,530,512,136,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,136,
22:1011,184,1011,740,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,
22:1011,184,1011,740,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,
22:1011,486,1011,740,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,
22:1011,486,1011,740,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,136,
23:530,516,960,848,1011,530,512,136,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,136,
21:542,516,958,848,1011,530,512,136,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,136,
22:553,516,960,848,1011,530,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,136,
23:564,516,960,848,1011,530,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,136,
22:567,516,958,848,1011,530,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,136,
22:569,516,958,848,1011,530,512,136,512,512,512,512,512,512,512,136,
````
Thats
update time: CH1 .. 16
R: = Roundtrips per second

This gives 2 answers:
* we have plenty of processing time left with SoftSerial ~2800 Hz
* there is a lot of error while receiving. I hope thats the 8e2 issue. If not this would mean that SS is not precise enough on this high update rates and we need a lower speed...

Currently, I dont have a clue how the SS should be adjusted for 8e2, if you have an idea let me know.

But anyway, it proves it is definitely possible and it works :smiling_imp:


dfdfdfdfdf


No, `_ostree_repo_read_commit_compat_signature` returns `TRUE` on `G_IO_ERROR_NOT_FOUND` (https://github.com/endlessm/ostree/blob/rebase-2016.9-nosquash/src/libostree/ostree-repo-commit.c#L2234). This is similar to how other ostree APIs work (e.g., https://github.com/endlessm/ostree/blob/rebase-2016.9-nosquash/src/libostree/ostree-repo-commit.c#L2145). If `signature` is `NULL`, it just means no signature file was found and there's nothing to do.


It's okay to delete code, really.
![](https://marandarussell.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/0.jpg)


Oh, that makes sense. Forget about it then


Sure.


```
diff --git a/java/com/tigervnc/rfb/UnicodeToKeysym.java b/java/com/tigervnc/rfb/UnicodeToKeysym.java
index 72b8896..8d7ddd6 100644
--- a/java/com/tigervnc/rfb/UnicodeToKeysym.java
+++ b/java/com/tigervnc/rfb/UnicodeToKeysym.java
@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@
 /* Copyright (C) 2002-2005 RealVNC Ltd.  All Rights Reserved.
  * Copyright (C) 2013 Brian P. Hinz
- * Copyright (C) 2001 Markus G. Kuhn, University of Cambridge
  *
  * This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
  * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
@@ -17,9 +16,12 @@
  * Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301,
  * USA.
  */
-//
-// Derived from keysym2ucs.c, originally authored by Markus G, Kuhn
-//
+
+/*
+ * Derived from keysym2ucs.c:
+ * Author: Markus G. Kuhn <http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/>,
+ *         University of Cambridge, April 2001
+ */

 package com.tigervnc.rfb;
```


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I tend to write functions instead of scripts (for whatever reason), so here's what I added to my .zshrc

```
function kubebash()
{
  [[ $#@ -eq 1 ]] || { echo "Usage: kubebash <pod_name>" ; return 1 }

  kubectl exec -it $1 -- /bin/bash -c "stty rows $(tput lines) cols $(tput cols) && export TERM=$TERM && exec bash"
}
```


stealing the name and error handling :)


... kubash :D


I'm not entirely sure what's going on with `SPAWN_UNDEF` and `SPAWN_DEF` so I won't make a pull request but this commit errored on line 820.

You need to add `DEF` to `typestrs` on line 792 and an extra `0` in the `typecount` array on line 793?


PHPCS: Method name "PayslipTest::test_import_file" is not in camel caps format


PHPCS: Multi-line function call not indented correctly; expected 8 spaces but found 12


PHPCS: Closing parenthesis of a multi-line function call must be on a line by itself


Class PayslipTest is missing a docblock.


PayslipTest::test_import_file is missing a docblock.


Payslip::getEvents is missing a docblock.


:) تزويد الكمية بحد ذاته هو عملية إضافة


Avoid variables with short names like $v. Configured minimum length is 3.


`LinkedHashSet`?


Forgot to ban UU.....


FYI this won't work on IE10 -- probably okay in this instance since the consequence isn't awful, but for cross-browser support you generally need a 'glass' div


3.

name= "roshan"

def funcName():         #function name defined as funcName

   var1= name                # a variable "name" has been input as a parameter.

4.

a=raw_input("name")

from random import randint

   print(a, randint(6,15))


also: better handling of undefined JobStatus, more liberal criterion for 'condorClusters clean'


yay


@pexcn 我手写的


@icatalina
`SupersetOf` only appears to be used for ordering though..

It is indeed a bit weird.  See https://github.com/neomake/neomake/issues/572.


This does cause a problem; we show an animation when re-opening the output chunk, and with this change the animation is no longer visible (so you just see a pause). Perhaps we need to sync the height beforehand when opening, and afterwards when closing?


Thanks for catching that -- I agree that emitting both 'before' and 'after' events would be helpful / useful here.


This is what mainly changed


@rapperskull it is, but I guess for Google there are exceptions X-D
they can also since Lollipop split APKs into multiple parts, if a system has already a 'local' part it can download a supplement from Play (so not OBB stuff, really an 'extra' part for the APK)


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```
While some of us may react with joy to the idea of the power and control that we get from writing our builds as Pipeline scripts, not everyone feels the same way:  most developers wish to declare what their build needs to do in a config format and get on with building great software.
```


Here’s a quick example from the plugin’s own Jenkinsfile:


Hi shipukhaan
Mmjsumit here
I Find That Dabanol Songsod Is A Youth Culutaral Spotrs Club.


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طيب عادي اضيف بعدين اعمل الاسيرشن ؟
صح؟


studentenvereniging instead of studentenclub


If both you and Ben think that the pattern is robust and generally useful, I think that'd be a good addition.


oui c'est bien ça, je suis un newbie en node.js ;) Je vais utiliser le package request


@samme Didn't it work like this already?


hmhmh...
```
make TARGET=coco3
rm -f platform
ln -sf platform-coco3 platform
make -C platform-coco3
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/beretta/C/FUZIX3/Kernel/platform-coco3'
m6809-unknown-gcc -c -Wall -Os -msoft-reg-count=0 -mfar-stack-param -I/home/beretta/C/FUZIX3/Kernel/cpu-6809 -I/home/beretta/C/FUZIX3/Kernel/platform-coco3 -I/home/beretta/C/FUZIX3/Kernel/include -fno-cprop-registers -I../dev/ -c ttydw.c
In file included from ttydw.c:79:0:
/home/beretta/C/FUZIX3/Kernel/include/kernel.h:651:24: fatal error: sysinfoblk.h: No such file or directory
compilation terminated.
make[1]: *** [ttydw.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/beretta/C/FUZIX3/Kernel/platform-coco3'
make: *** [target] Error 2
beretta@lappy:~/C/FUZIX3/Kernel$ make TARGET=coco3 makeversion
make: *** No rule to make target `makeversion'.  Stop.
beretta@lappy:~/C/FUZIX3/Kernel$ make TARGET=coco3 include/kernel.h
tools/makeversion "0.1" "ac1" coco3
/bin/sh: 1: tools/makeversion: not found
make: *** [include/sysinfoblk.h] Error 127
```

Looks like nothing is triggering the build of /tools/makeversion.


great work man.congratz :)
seems like i will bug you a lot about optcm port :/ :P


Есть косяк с сортировкой по названиям страниц.


not "Debis", but "DebrisFile".
![debis](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/966048/18186876/06ae3f0a-70ae-11e6-9a1d-86aad6bbb713.png)


prueba de comentario


It seems I had some kind of phase-shift...
The "dictionary object Boolean check" has been added in the previous commit as needed.
This commit is actually for dictionary_get_lang() when using the dictionary object as a string.


Looks like this broke some builds, because the upgrade module refers to "core.umd.js" instead of "upgrade.umd.js".

https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/11249


it does work nicely if I make makeversion and include/sysinfoblk.h manually.


I guess, but it's not really a piece of code that needs to be performant, it only happens once or twice per game session.


Shouldn't (nanopb.type) be (nanopb).type


setWaterDir and getWaterDir seems pretty useless but Render bugged without this shit.


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If rubocop thinks this is right, it's misconfigured.


Да, всё верно.


This is pretty smart learning. Did it actually improve the learning?


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Иногда при итерации с помощью `each` действительно не используют ключ (или значение) тогда пишут так: `some_hash.each_pair { |_, value| p value }` нижнее подчёркивание это в принципе допустимое имя переменной, визуально получается что мы показываем что не используем ключ в блоке. Как ни странно, в Go тоже есть такой приём.


Oh cool. I can adapt the tag into Djoser when I next update him.


Всё это это лучше вынести отсюда. В идеале, между моделью `Train` и интерфейсом должен быть ещё `TrainPresenter`, который как раз и отвечает за формат вывода данных. Впрочем, не будем усложнять сейчас.


[high noise with BB.zip](https://github.com/travel8050/dissertation/files/450867/high.noise.with.BB.zip)
[high noise.zip](https://github.com/travel8050/dissertation/files/450869/high.noise.zip)
[low noise.zip](https://github.com/travel8050/dissertation/files/450868/low.noise.zip)


the file contains the raw data obtained from the particapnts under the different conditions of noise


Full changelog:

Make idle AI check that path length is not too long, and if is, not
path.  This prevents pokemobs pathing really long ways to go around
walls, instead of staying near owner.

Fixes some issues with saving data on single player, fixes getting choose first gui every time logging in.

Consolidates some more packets.

Fixes earthquake and magnitude ignoring FF config and always hurting owner if allowed to hurt players.

Fixes some issues with location of options for teleport gui.

Fixes previous page button in pokedex not working as intended


https://github.com/NoxxDev/NecroBot/issues/764 check this


You should already be able to successfully compile a working cm 14 version, pick my changes + the temp fixes made by Zhao on cm gerrit and should work... Oh another thing, the cdma not working issue is related to the build environment here, I messed something  for sure when I merged the code so now the trick that we use in mm for copy the proprietary blobs does not work any more, but should work fine on cm... I think I will take a look next days, in every case cdma issue is related to our unified device tree, change will work on all variants in stock cm


Is  the attached code correct ?

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I'm increasing by 2 every day, and keeping an eye on the monitoring. There's no rush.


Меня просто смутило что мы сейчас уже на экране вывода списка поездов для выбранной станции. И если такая станция есть и на ней есть поезда, `@@screen = :trains_on_station_list` вроде бы этот же экран?


Yes I took a look at your lua and incorporated all your intention that you used (AI will know how to use it in DLL).

I also incorporated many things that you used like assigning nearby promotions without having to do lua calls.


Можно так:

```ruby
if station = stations[@@user_input]
else
end
```


That you use*


Moved in later versions (???)


too dank for mem


well...my problem is greater than "missing repos"...
I just dont know how to merge android N's changes to my already edited repos of optcm13....i dont know if i ever manage to build optcm14


Ah, of course. I used to merge the oracle and hive data differently, so before I needed that line to filter for oracle data. Your're right- it's not necessary anymore.


@VolterPL Well I will leave the choice up to you, we can either keep it as it is now or revert back a commit.


Cool, thanks for the info, will modify my local copy. Glad you did the research into it, its a bit hard for me to do it reliably on a mobile.


Yeah, what I should have done was clear my environment. I ran through the code piece by piece, but if I had run it all the way through I would have caught the missing library as well as the typos and naming errors.
And good point about the hard coding- I'll have to break that habit.


Force off so that it takes the buggy path


ayy


I'm not sure I like having to go through a dotnetexec ps1 script to run dotnet, as that will not work well for the many tools that we need to run. Instead it would be better if we could simply setup a path to the right dotnet.exe and then folks can just call that.


You must start from AOSP clean repos like cm guys are doing, or fork their repos when you need to change something... For sure
build, framework/opt/telephony and packages/apps/CarrierConfig for unified device tree support, and use cm-14.0 staging (i think) manifest


trying to fork the repos from CM,doesnt let me to fork them to JDCTeam github ..it considers there are already some repos called the same ...


This semaphore isn't going to be good enough. We are most likely going to need to always parse the cli and tools versions and check to see if the right version matches. Ideally via some file exists check. I can imagine this working by writing the version into a file similar to what we do today in corefx but we need to generalize it for all the tools not just the BuildTools package.


changed to get deviceType() and removed the () from the html. Not sure how to move it to models/device


nit: I would just exit early instead of indenting every line in this file.


This looks good but do we know how difficult this will be to parse in a sh script?


We are going to need to parameterize `netoreapp1.01`.


I don't know how to rewrite `bgShigt` it better.


Nice catch on the `case Char(c)`!


DenisseReyes


ah, thanks for the catch!


As you called out this structure might not hold for all packages. We can probably use this as a default and add some logic to call a script to allow it to initialize the package.


How was this compiling before? Was there an implicit conversion from `BigInt` to `String`?


As part of installing the tools I would write a file `$destination\$name\$version.sempahore` so we can use that to check if the tool is updated.


What if we use Chris' idea to diff the .cliversion and .toolversions files to see if there's a discrepancy?  E.g. once the tools have been restored we copy .toolversions to bootstrap.complete, and on subsequent runs we diff the two files instead of checking for its existence.


I was filtering step by step because I wanted to see how much the list would shrink with each filter. In this section I was exploring a way to give good IPs extra points in the group ranking to follow. I ended up just taking the average ip score and feeding that into the group score function because it seemed to be simpler. But I wanted to see what everyone thought about the idea- since the ip score is sometimes questionable, I thought manually giving points for these attributes that we like could be an additional indicator


I don't think I've ever see this. Would it be clearer to actually put the command call in the if block, assuming that works.


Just tried. It is not working either.


I think the three delays are too long. I suggest
TransferActionDelay = 5000
RecycleActionDelay = 2500
RenamePokemonActionDelay = 5000


If you haven't already we should use the same script you can download from the cli repo itself for initialize the cli.


If we already have them then just checkout the new branches on the already existing repos and add the new repo/branch to our custom manifest
git checkout -b opt-cm-14.0 cm_remote_name
then for pushing the new branch
git push -u our_remote_name opt-cm-14.0


Welp, I'm rewriting all of this for my route-refactor. Hopefully the merge isn't too bad.


This commit failed to compile
https://travis-ci.org/TwistedScorpio/OTHire/builds/156956307 =(


I did both. There's really no good name for it that I can think of, but I changed it to PhilipsHueDeviceData


Monolithic vs Isomorphic


Yes, I'll clean it up as we go. It's partially componentized now, but can definitely be cleaner. The overlap will become more apparent as we add more devices.


Is this needed anymore?


This is called the "dollar-sign hook" and it holds a boolean value indicating if the last command that was run succeeded or failed (I just learned about it yesterday).  Ideally what I would like is to capture the return value from the script and if it's non-zero return the actual value but I didn't find a way to do that.


Thanks!


@universam1: Sent you a message on the other issue. Also, I have a patch for SoftSerial. This is starting to get reeeally nice.

Also, I invited you to Gitter, this should make discussing easier.


I can compile it with MSVC 2010, can you help me to fix this?


Welp, I guess Xcode already made an initial commit. Thanks Xcode…


Looking at the AIX runs I've seen a few failures of: parallel/test-cluster-dgram-1

I wonder if its related to this change ?


I'll try to fix it here and I talk to you


Oh I haven't seen that, would it preclude the need for this script?


let me give a shot...(while i am trying this,check the mention i will do with u )


yeah the linker is somewhat broken atm. i'd rather not merge this since it is just a workaround for a broken shim implementation. i'd probably wait for crpalmer or someone else capable to fix the broken shim


Is this meant to solve the "tweet" or "snap" etc where the word isnt part of the canonical phrase?


@B--B this.some aosp CDMA users also reported this


i haven't really been working on cm 14 nowadays since i've been busting my ass off working the many bugs users have been complaining about in 6.0.


done


Good spot! I was wondering why SBUS never worked on the RX.


Thanks, I need to leave the house. I think I'm going to take a beach day tomorrow, then get back to it.


I can speak my language, Thailand. can you ?


hmm, there may have been something that changed in the linker though, i'll have to get back up to speed with the cm 14 work soon.


Fixed bug:  https://github.com/dart-lang/site-www/issues/125


I experimented and it seems that py.test is designed to take care of this automatically (provided a package has tests outside its package source tree, as with ocrmypdf). If running via `python3 setup.py test` (to test the package before installation) py.test inserts the uninstalled package into sys.path (I think by way of a temporary installation). If run as `py.test` it will take the system package because it changes PWD and runs each test in its directory.

So, with your patch applied, it did all work properly (no crossover of uninstalled/installed versions) before, but I now I understand why it works, which makes me feel a lot better about it. With your patch applied `python3 setup.py test` should work on Debian and other platforms as expected without patching.


I guess every option is hacky in some way then at the moment. Hopefully in JDK 9 this stuff will be easier!


It is forcing `end` to be aligned with the LHS, going to apply the workaround seen elsewhere.


Compare the original file with my below changes:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/23122202/ (I dont know what I'm doing, I'm newbie in C++) 👍


Hi Aleksey,
nice work indeed!
could you please also adopt the implementation for the method
`org.knowm.xchange.independentreserve.service.polling.IndependentReserveMarketDataService.getOrderBook(CurrencyPair, Object...)`

currently it does not work for BTC_USD, since we need to "map" BTC to XBT
independentreserve API replies with 400 `{"Message":"Invalid Primary Currency Code"}`
thanks in advance


Moves element next to siblings so they're scrollable container is not reduced, but instead padded.


Now we have something like this:

if SOMETHING then seth the flag to false

What if that SOMETHING doesn't happen?
There's another way around. Let's leave the flag here set to true and set the SEC_BUILD_OPTION_SELINUX_ENFORCE to false. I think that's the proper way.


@vendethiel I don't know, this patch is to be displayed youtube videos from other domains
https://gaming.youtube.com
https://www.youtube.com
https://m.youtube.com
and the abbreviation of links:
https://youtu.be
Maybe i forgot to send me this patch, sorry...


Prevents overscroll/bounce on body when modal is up.


I think this should be "Inactive" (adjective) for the wording on the tab.


This seems to be a common solution to much of Safari's viewport calculations.


@B--B
lets say i want to merge my optcm13 build repo with the latest cm-14.0 branch of CM

first of all i have already manually create a branch called 'opt-cm-14.0' to build repo of jdcteam github for future use...For now i use

<default revision="refs/heads/staging/cm-14.0"
           remote="github"
           sync-c="true"
           sync-j="4" />
<project path="build" name="CyanogenMod/android_build" groups="pdk,tradefed" >

so whats next ?
cd build
git branch opt-cm-14.0
git checkout -b opt-cm-14.0 cm-14.0 ?? i am comfused.never used this 'checkout -b ..' command


@dkati the problem is the branches in cm 14 are not clearly defined currently. we're mostly currently using staging/cm-14.0 branches for the initial bring-up, but will start over from a new cm-14.0 branch once we get everything set up.


That could work but if we can find a reliable way to diff. I know he suggested using git diff but that kind of ties us a little to closely to the source control system for my liking, which is why I suggested just file exist checks.


@zwliew hey mate :) yes but since we can at least build something,why not try it ? :) ...


True.  On this hardware, we know it will be 80 MHz, but it would be the way you suggested just as a matter of convention.


@Zodie, I have been trying to use it through the site but that's where it says I cannot connect to the server
THENEWGAMECREATOR (TNGC)


yes, it is the player html5 of youtube, the current player


@joel-hamill I do not think that there are any superusers in the open source product.


changed Entity Types from an Enum to an IntEnum type so that it is possible to digest this property in the serializer/deserializer.


Renamed EntitityDAO.py to Entities.py in order to avoid confusion since the "DAO" is redundant (see: directory name)


Yeah i don't like this solution so much too, it's just temporary until someone fixes it, maybe you can include it in N temp fixes commit? :) Now that RIL works we can use it as daily and start to work seriously on it!
Uh a couple of things:
1 i'm using latest cm kernel for the ROM and my test so the kernel is the same for the moment
2 GPS works, but i haven't took a look at logs yet

PS: don' t bother so much about users... They are never happy! :P

@dkati then you probably must sync the cm manifest with staging branches for the moment: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android/tree/staging/cm-14.0 probably you will experience some compiling errors, but nothig relevant i think


what? on proc cast triggered spell on pet right?
What I'm I missing here?


I would assume so but I've not tried using it yet and I'm failing to find a pointer to it right now. I suggest chatting with one of the cli guys about it.


Made the decision to have each implementation of Entity use its own configuration + persistence file.  This greatly simplifies data access for that DOM's DAO, by eliminating the need to have to pick the particular object's information out of a collective JSON as well as doing away with the possibility of different DOMs stepping on each others' data.  This also allows us to avoid potentially nasty race conditions if we were try try and parallelize access to different types of data.


i use that manifest
https://github.com/dkati/android/blob/opt-cm-14.0/default.xml
didnt merge the changes Steve did before 5-6 hours though...

All i need is a buildable solution.i dont care for sensors/ril now ...


iteration (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2412 of 2448 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Nah it's just meant to avoid querying "post on twitter", "post on" and "post" because they all get the same result. It's a performance optimization.


Вообще, `to_s` должен возвращать строку, а выводим мы уже её отдельно. Кроме того, если `puts` метод получает в качестве аргумента **не** строку, то он автоматически у аргумента вызовет метод `to_s`.


I can merge this but will be a pain for testers and during official ROM updates (at least on AOSP).. If supersu updates are not installed in system the app will disappear after the ROM update and supersu cannot be used until user download  the app again from play store..


Лучше, но ещё лучше так:

```ruby
def each_carriage(&block)
  @carriages.each(&block)
end
```


Uh wait no, i misunderstood, it's safe to merge :-)


i was reading ur post twice to understand :D ...no problem :) i am glad at least i helped a bit


@B--B also this mate


@emanic true. i'll need to rewrite this topic for enterprise.


Thank you, these names read easier.

Regarding "nodeU()/nodeV()", why are "U" and "V" used here (is there some graph theory precedent for these two letters, as opposed to e.g. "A" and "B")?

Also, regarding the "ValueGraph" name, the "Value" doesn't seem to be a common graph-theoretic term, was something like "EdgeLabeledGraph" considered (the parsimony of the single-word "Value" is definitely a plus here, but I was a bit surprised by the "Value" terminology)?


nice


Shouldn't the throughput be adjusted to say 200 games per device so it goes through the network quicker?  More 7-core machines can work on it.


__API Description file syntax error on line 1479__: base type 'onject' is not defined in the document (Autogenerated message from apiary.io)


Perhaps I could have tried to tune this...


I can not understand why updating to 2.0. There is a [template for the 2.0](https://github.com/vuejs-templates/webpack-simple-2.0)!

The main plugin route [is not compatible with 2.0](https://github.com/vuejs/vue-router#vue-router----) .. how can I use 1.0?


Don't think this was the issue


I do not know if it's a bug but from what I tested here, a monster removed a ladder on their way


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2110


It works!


@markBowman Thanks. But is that currently maintained anywhere? It's another project from @duns, and hasn't been updated for almost 6 years. So it must depend on the old version of NAR...


113835831-Source-Temp-Not-Reporting (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2326 of 2327 tests passed, 24 test warnings)

 * 25 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 25 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTD diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

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dasd 啊


![screenshot of analytics graph](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/21245142/18154082/7061bac2-6fc7-11e6-8c58-105c280df236.PNG)


At GitLab, we use Middleman for everything on our Web site, including our blog. Speeding up our blog deploys is critical; it takes 15+ minutes for Middleman to rebuild our entire site. We're very interested in helping making incremental builds supported. Is there anything we can do to help?


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#1361


Running make in `runtime/doc` fails now:

```
make: *** No rule to make target 'tags', needed by 'tags.ref'.  Stop.
```


👍 good job


哈哈，看见的早


#if 0 обязателен? помоему и без него работать должно


supported scene modes можно тоже убрать


You wouldn't be able to redownload the gallery and it would cause a lot of problems, same is true for regularly deleted galleries that aren't wiped with Task_Cleanup.
I could do something about it, but I feel it's high effort, low reward sorta deal, since you did have to delete the gallery in the first place.


@BROBIRD 哈哈，看见的早


Ah yes, thx :)


Shouldn't this be http://engineering.lumosity.com/sqlstyle.guide/?


I'm not sure this is doing what you intended. If nextPhase is `undefined` in the mutation, then `moveMeeting` will not ever updated the `meetingPhase` field.


oh, I thought it was already in there. What was I seeing that was 1.3.4?


This I would rename. It is unexported symbol in openstack package. Just use getHandle. Not sure if "handle" is the correct term, though :)


Yay!


ui.R


FixCentroidForNonconvex (JasonGlazer) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2332 of 2333 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

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wow, I don't have that version in my SDK manager that I maintain updated, but it works


113835831-Source-Temp-Not-Reporting (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1187 of 1187 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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113835831-Source-Temp-Not-Reporting (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


defekt '' -> ""


What's the problem with the 24 version?


the logic gets hairy so it's very possible that i goofed something up.
what you describe sounds good, meetingPhase should only update if nextPhase is included & nextPhase is phaseOrder(meetingPhase)+1. Can you give me a failing case?


to find two dir different files


What are you using `capitalize` for?


The comic sans is temporary while I look for an appropriate font.


@jbradberry i got it ,thanks a lot!


g++ -std=c++14 -Wall -Werror -O2 -fsanitize=address -c -o AccessTests.o AccessTests.cpp
g++ -std=c++14 -Wall -Werror -O2 -fsanitize=address -c -o ConstructorTests.o ConstructorTests.cpp
g++ -std=c++14 -Wall -Werror -O2 -fsanitize=address -c -o EuclideanVector.o EuclideanVector.cpp
g++ -std=c++14 -Wall -Werror -O2 -fsanitize=address -c -o EuclideanVectorTester.o EuclideanVectorTester.cpp
g++ -std=c++14 -Wall -Werror -O2 -fsanitize=address -c -o MattTests.o MattTests.cpp
MattTests.cpp:31:8: error: explicitly moving variable of type 'evec::EuclideanVector' to itself [-Werror,-Wself-move]
    v1 = std::move(v1);
    ~~ ^           ~~
MattTests.cpp:83:15: error: moving a temporary object prevents copy elision [-Werror,-Wpessimizing-move]
    auto v3 = std::move(v2 * 2);
              ^
MattTests.cpp:83:15: note: remove std::move call here
    auto v3 = std::move(v2 * 2);
              ^~~~~~~~~~      ~
2 errors generated.
make: *** [MattTests.o] Error 1
./test.sh: line 18: ./EuclideanVectorTester: No such file or directory
rm *o EuclideanVectorTester
rm: EuclideanVectorTester: No such file or directory
make: *** [clean] Error 1

Is this clang only?


In al25 for example you return "failed to..." message, while here you just explain what you were trying to do. I think error messages should be consistent.


progress = lambda self, received, total:
                                           ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Compilation failed.


I think the intent behind this change was good, but I don't think the `moveMeeting` mutation is currently setup to handle when `nextPhase` is `undefined`. `meetingPhaseItem` never gets updated as it currently stands.

I'm looking into it!


Thanks @jaydson for reviewing this :D


I'd remove the comment


Block still requires AU for me, at least for Pirate Bay, not using AU returns no results.


Right now Check-in is broken. When you advance past the last card, we go into an infinite loop.


FWIW:  @cecilemuller That other issue (neo4j/neo4j#7052) was related only to Docker. It doesn't occur outside of Docker. Not sure why.


Stand-by, I should have a change to the mutation I'd like your eyes on.


@TatumCreative  do we need assign `this.config.autocompleteOpts.cssProperties = this.config.cssProperties;` here as well?


Yes, I already git back.


I Marco, I would let the stc test run to completion, just to have the results documented. I will not go for LTC and will not open a PR. It looks like it will fail anyway.


Also, "show only differences" combined with "Only show differences in text" does not work anymore when lines are deleted


Really ?

Well that's a problem, I'm responding to
https://www.reddit.com/r/duckietv/comments/50k6u8/tv_show_names/

Quick test shows plenty of hits on TPB.  Example, The Block S12E07 returns 4
torrents.

What episode were you looking for ?

Are you using thepiratebay.org or some proxy?

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Block still requires AU for me, at least for Pirate Bay, not using AU
returns no results.

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Jung isn't replying to mails or github comments... sigh.


Why do you first update instance data and only then apply the filter?


Yeah, I think I got it. Just noticed one other tiny 🐞  related to advancing to first call. Going to get that one too.


Jung is super busy with university right now, give him some time. In the end, even though it'd be amazing if he could give us the lists, you have to understand he's not obliged to. Idk if he's okay with it, but I can rehost VacStatus for him too if he's okay with giving me the database. It's his choice in the end :^)


@sgtaziz thanks for the clarification, happy to hear he is ok. It'd be nice if he could at least drop a small comment explaining why he shut it down and if he has plans for handing out the database...


@hdfukuoka1985

進捗としてはとても順調ですので、焦らずで大丈夫ですよ~。
かといってゆっくりやってくださいというのも変なので、(繰り返しになるかもしれませんが)
福岡さんペースでお願いします！


哦對 這樣比較合理 XDD


It is up to you really. Tt doesn't have to be what I said on the userscript side either, you could just make it so if you go to a gallery on the site that is deleted it could tell you it was deleted instead of showing you a broken gallery. That could be a less effort solution.


哈哈不然一次加10太慢了
另外我改了 rightPanel ，只有可以買動物時才顯示 (i) 資訊選項


Just checking: the reason to separate fetch and ModifyInstances is to save the updated state only once? If you look at AWS, it will modify instances for each instance found.


L100: So we look to clean up then raise the error again to never be caught?
L119/120: That is definitely brute force. Close all the things!


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

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


This is comment for commit view on history


不過有點奇怪的是，我deploy上docs之後，現在github pages看不到頁面了0.0


this is a comment `<!--`


Well I'm using the current WebStore version not a development version because you can't use development versions on Chrome nicely without it warning you every time you startup that you're in developer mode.


He shut it down because he didn't have the time/money to keep a project like this up. A lot of performance issues and bugs existed that he had no time to fix, and no one was contributing to the project so he was stuck working on something that he, again, didn't have the time or money for. Not to mention hosting isn't free and the donations weren't enough to allow the site to support itself.

I have him on steam so I could ask him on the weekend if he's ok with letting me rehost the project, but I am also currently in university and don't have a lot of free time, so might take me a week or more assuming he even agrees.


@mattkrick this was the first change, if we're advancing only the phaseItem, we want to check that the _current_ phase (`meetingPhase`) has a phaseItem to advance.


Not how far back default of type here is, but you should add `type="text/css"`


Maybe `retry` at line 100 before failing the whole task?


oopies. I'll should probably revert that. I was using `/graphql` to call `killMeeting`. Or, maybe I should just 💣  this line? I mean, it's presently a backdoor – right?


this was the second change – only include `nextPhaseItem` if the phase requires a phaseItem.


Better to declare types here e.g. "@param string $name The author's name"


This look good to you @mattkrick? Man, that's some intricate logic! (but the way you put it all together is fairly easy to maintain once you get your head around it).


Actually It seems to work sometimes, maybe it's a caching issue. When I disabled network cache in dev tools it seems to work properly.


Every other time I tried I never got any results.


Oh cod, what have I done.


Track by #10


@Rmcsy fixed


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1777 of 1777 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Thanks for the pointer! Will try this out against the random awk mess I found on SO


you shouldn't need these `<br>` tags, if you need space add a top margin via css