ASIHPValidation (shenb) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1766 of 1766 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Single quotes, not double.


same ! applying our changes on top of caf


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Thank you. Soon I'll try to check this variant to me models.


Hey y'all I committed this asweshum codez!


I committed this code today at 930


ASIHPValidation (shenb) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2362 of 2372 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 10 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 10 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 7 tests had: Table big diffs.

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Look at this commit, we're gonna do great.


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Yo check out my radical html skillz.


about to undo this


Great code!


The number of stop words is not needed. This is just sthg else which has to be maintained, like, e.g., were Savoy to publish a set of updated stop words where the set no longer has 463 members.


See comment above.


What's wrong with `screen0:FocusControl(myControl)` ?


Do we need to make this a buffered channel? We may end up loosing some entries in case of the channel gets full.

How about using unbuffered channel in this scenario?

```go
buffer := bytes.NewBuffer(raw)
entries := make(chan chug.Entry)
go chug.Chug(buffer, entries)

for entry := range entries {
  if entry.IsLager {
   // ...
  }
}
```


The number of stop words is not needed.


test


Application-Id


Event-Type


Shouldn't it be the following

```javascript
 var startRipple = function startRipple(eventType, event) {
     var startRipple = function startRipple(eventType, event) {
     var holder = event.currentTarget;

     if (!holder) {
         return;
     }

      if (! classlist.has(holder, 'ui-ripple-ink')) {
          holder = holder.querySelector('.ui-ripple-ink');

         if (!holder) {
             return;
         }
      }


For the high-level description, the number of stop words is not needed.


yes, but colums wasn't right


I am more sympathetic to including the number of stop words here, we need to remember however that doing so here will increase the maintenance overhead.


Avoid issues for now..


헐 한양대 `.edu`가 아니라 `.ac.kr` 이라니 ;ㅅ; 도메인에 돈좀 쓰시지


Done.


I definitely wouldn't add `.DS_Store`. It's macOS-specific and as such belongs in Mac users' global .gitignore.


Shouldn't this test be part of the main flow so that it's run even if "latest" isn't used?


No longer using MIT. Use Apache-2.0.


Какое отношение имеет это изменение к пункту 4.4?


> Done: http://forums.openpli.org/topic/34370-plugin-het-weer/?view=findpost&p=590644

Plugin has been fixed: http://forums.openpli.org/topic/34370-plugin-het-weer/?view=findpost&p=590800


- CONFIG_PRONTO_WLAN=y


Not sure why or how this is allowed. But this is a duplicate entry. See line 75.


Typo. `generators`.


I think that there are a number of methods that we need for a more complete dictionary implementation:
* Something that allows us to loop over all items in a dictionary without knowing the keys in advance. If we could get a list of keys and/or values we could to that.
* We need a way to copy a dictionary to another. Special case of your `Merge`.
* A convenience is `Pop(key)` which would be the combination of `Get` and `Del` for that key. Python also has a `Pop` without any key that returns and deletes an arbitrary key/value pair. That would also enable you to loop over all items in a dictionary but you would also clear that dictionary when doing so


Тут подошёл бы комментарий: "Игнорируем каталог настроек проекта Intellj Idea .idea, поскольку у каждого разботчика там могут быть свои настройки"


Можно написать метод, который бы разбивал лист на список подлистов по 200 записей


Looks good 👍


This fix is now released in the 12.14.77 release of chef


Remove number of stop words.


Missing quotes.


The license disclaimer should be included in the README, matching the convention used by other datasets.


Test


See line 5 comment.


See above.


Вместо инстанцирования HandShakeTread я бы сделал подход с джобами. Посмотри на Feature, можно было бы сделать список Feature и запускать их через ThreadPoolExecutor


Not a valid SPDX identifier.


FYI this change breaks other platforms, since it causes `buflen` to be unassigned.


@Baughn as some who only uses nixos on desktop and portable systems i strongly disagree,

this patch pretty much will bring ux issues and bugs back to me for multiuser usage

also on nixos its trivial to declare per user services - a user shouldn't even need that kind of transient state


Single quotes, not double.


Лучше бы его добавить в .gitignore


Remove number of words.


ok I thought we wanted to avoid inline style as a best practice?


Remove license value. This will be autogenerated.


@raivieira por que precisa desse ```$set``` ?


Можно вообще логгер прикрутить


Also, the value for the `license` field should be empty as it will be auto-generated.


Thanks 👍


@raivieira por que precisa setar ```null``` quando for '' ou "" ? o correto é o projeto cliente realizar o tratamento


Are you doing rapid-fire connections?  PCB are not freed until the
TIME_WAIT state expires.  I shortened MSL so they are freed after a few
seconds instead of a couple of minutes, but even so, in rapid-fire
conditions, it can appear that leakage is occurring.  The PCBs
eventually get freed though.

On 9/20/2016 1:42 AM, James Cameron wrote:
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punkt/english.pickle(aka punkt) is the tokenizer package, model.save saves the model so it can be recalled at a later point. So if I'm in my virtualenv, I don't have to keep the terminal window open at all, I can actually exit and then pull up that model at a later point. I'm not sure that punkt is even the best tokenizer to use for this, most of this is just a rehash on the bag of popcorn code with some reconfiguration to fit the data.


Excellent; much clearer 👍 . Good luck!


Remove number.


Hey @bwahl this doesnt look quite right.


Add licensing info.


See above.


@evmar - Should the fixes for #180 and #199 rename their source files to d.ts for consistency?


Single quotes.


А зачем CopyOnWriteArrayList, у тебя же каждый отдельный поток имеет свой экземпляр? вот если бы он он у тебя был как `static` тогда уже потребовался


Remove value.


I've just implemented the [second try](http://aa.quae.nl/en/reken/juliaansedag.html#13_2_3).

It's better than the first one but it fails on '-4528/2/29':

```
 by `jd_to_gregorian4`: 67301 |    -4528/3/1 (must be -4528/2/29) o
 by `jd_to_gregorian3`: 67301 |   -4528/2/29 (must be -4528/2/29) +
by `jd_to_gregorian2`:  67301 |   -4528/2/29 (must be -4528/2/29) +
 by `jd_to_gregorian`:  67301 |   -4528/2/28 (must be -4528/2/29) o
```

† `jd_to_gregorian4` is the new implementation.


👍 thanks!


or are you referencing the python serialization package pickle?


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Invalid SPDX identifier.


Yes, Just saw. The fix is simple in the short term. Flip them.


I guess we need to handle overloads both in .ts source and when generating externs, so you can do it either way.  The rule in tsickle (which I will document, now that I think of it) is that anything in a d.ts is equivalent to anything in a "declare ..." block.


just


This is incorrect. The database and its contents are not licensed under CC0 and PDDL-1.0.


What I meant was that the input shouldn't be allowed to overflow the output. If I remember correctly integer ranges are defined by the implementation but it must at least be 32 bits. Have you tested what happens if `SquareNumber` is called with `positive'high` (which I assume is > 2^31 - 1 if more than 32 bits are used by the simulator)


Not shown here is `currentlyDayOfTheYear` because as I'm discovering, getting the day of the year (#) is tricky business. So many options!


Yeah, we are no t using it. Removing.


Do we even have this stuff tho?
I do not think so.


This allow players to use commands with gm level 0 like .save or .acc


That would make sense. Is `chug.Chug` blocking?


Remove number.


Add license info.


See above.


The best guide I have found to spawn and expect so far:
[http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/10/expect-examples](url)


Invalid SPDX.


Single quotes.


Also see [Integer union removal and Integer dev-branch testing](http://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/cryptopp-users/uVdM4bwxCFk). It details the history of this change.

An example of the hang is [Issue 31: BlumBlumShub validation fails under ARMEL (likely others)](http://github.com/weidai11/cryptopp/issues/31). We also experienced similar trouble on other non-mainstream platforms, and the trouble moved around as both the code and compiler changed.

And see the related [Issue 274: Solaris, integer.cpp and "Types cannot be declared in anonymous union"](http://github.com/weidai11/cryptopp/issues/274).


* Yeah, I have some kind of an `iter` method to iterate over all keys in the dictionary implementation in my libvhdl. You mean something in that way I assume.
* A `copy` procedure is a good hint, would be outside of the protected type like my merge procedure.
* `pop` without key means that you get a random key/value pair? Should be possible to also realize this if needed.


Remove value.


Esta bien con esto se queda....


Copy paste error, you removed the bears?


Addressed incorrectly in a subsequent commit.


`class` is a reserved word. `clazz` is actually pretty common in Java. I just used it here because I couldn't think of anything better. Only alternative would be `c`, but that's just ambiguous.


Oops. Wrong repo.  Would fix 👍


Just as an information: According to Jared (porting FreeBSD to Pine64 currently) we can turn the upper USB port which is OTG normally (used in host mode -- which has performance implications and maybe stability as well) into a true host port using an own PHY by playing around with some magical bits: https://irclog.whitequark.org/linux-sunxi/2016-09-06#17478535;

Since nearly none of the average Pine64 users owns the special cable needed to use the upper OTG port in OTG mode I would think adopting this change would make sense.

Please drop me a note whether you expect such suggestions for kernel tweaks here or better somewhere else ('upstream' at longsleep's repo for example). Thanks.


To start the server

npm install

bower install

gulp


Also, remove the clause specifying how the list should be used. The list could be used in a multiple of contexts, not just NLP. The same goes for all the other stop word lists.


Remove number and NLP clause.


I would suggest to create an issue for upstream project. It seems like a best place to ask for such things.


Add license info.


Remove number.


- Amnesia
- Amnesia OVA


Invalid SPDX.


Single quotes.


Are you able to measure power consumption in your setup? I want to measure it, but the current is too small for a regular voltmeter to measure. Also the dynamic range is quite big: from units for microamp to hundreds of milliamp. That way I could certify whether I'm actually in deep sleep.
BTW, what happens if I have a timer scheduled and I try to go into deep sleep? Will it just wake me when the timer is due? How come then, I get a refresh every 10 min instead of every 30 secs or so? I want to validate this, but my battery (a crappy chinese cheap one) lasts for around 1 week, which is a bit far from what I predicted, but I can't really assume the battery is 2000mAh, it's probably way less.


Remove usage clause.


This commit and the previous commit was just me trying to add a folder without adding a file within that folder. I couldn't be bothered to work out how to revert these commits, so please feel free to just ignore them.


FF


It is a test-repo


These images were taken from [here](https://business.tutsplus.com/tutorials/controlling-dc-motors-using-python-with-a-raspberry-pi--cms-20051).


This breaks nixos-containers. Removing containers won't be possible because `/var/empty` can't be removed and the error message (Permission denied) is not very helpful because the root cause is the immutable flag.

@domenkozar Why is the immutable flag needed? Is something modifying this directory's permissions?


Isn't that a relaxing sound! :)


Do you mean different fails for `LinearSolver` and the variational solvers?  Or do you mean a different error if the inner or the outer solver failed?


Haha I wish i was done flashing ROMs lol

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It might be useful to be able to get the vanilla color enum from one I these enum colors, and vice versa.


Ok, will do that.


Either explain why commented code is being retained or remove commented code.


I’m a bit surprised by this question. The whole idea around the Conforming Container anti-pattern is that there is one container that holds both framework and application components. Without such Conforming Container, or without adhering to it, it means that the the application developer's container only consists of components specific to the application.

How did you imagine being ‘non-conforming’ with one single container that is responsible of resolving framework components as well?


The latter.  If you're writing code that's catching these and trying to recover, probably you want to handle the two cases very differently.


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develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1784 of 1784 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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MoreDayliteFollowup (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2325 of 2332 tests passed, 24 test warnings)

 * 31 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 15 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 3 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 7 tests had: Table big diffs.

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LGTM! Thanks a lot Matt (:


.gitattributes; not gitignore


Yes, I think so. @vikasrk this looks like an error in backporting? https://github.com/apache/incubator-beam/blob/master/examples/java/src/main/java/org/apache/beam/examples/cookbook/DatastoreWordCount.java#L138


Fix #37


Not sure, it didn't work. Perhaps it is a failure to set activeControl or to release the previous activeControl.


This is better but not perfect :wink: Not the buttons are correct, but the arrow.png s still need to be exchanged. The unpressed button will need the arrow down and pressed button arrow up.


@akbertram  please review to make sure it really what you meant


You need to be attentive with rebase/merge because you're undoing changes made on master. In particular, I think you can probably just drop this commit.


Yup I was mistaken ... I had an older version that did not allow 1.10 blocks.  Sorry for confusion


The package view is displayed below the group name. Therefore, to me it makes more sense to have the arrow pointing down when the package view is visible. Is there a different convention around this?


project circuit diagram please


VHDL defines no overflow behavior. So each value depends on the simulator. Some wrap around others truncate and others use saturation arithmetic.

I would like to avoid a solution in which the function is limited to 32 bit. Integers might grow in 2017.


@liach

That PR won't get any attention until it is fully implemented. If that is a problem, separate that PR into smaller ones and implement the portions as you go.


`*Metadata` removed in ng 2.0.0


Good.


semicolon?


What is "arduino deviso"?
You can copy the implementation in the .h file into a .cpp file. Keep only the prototype in the .h file.  It should work.


Confirmed, it doesn't generate overlapping lines anymore. Tested with words with a single S as well as in words with more S-type lettres, in which case the lines often connect a pair of lettres. I consider this a good solution and I like the simplicity.


how about aws? how to?


Joao, é só um teste


First test for leaving commentary.


Btw, you can do SVPWM in a few ways. This is a popular but old, inefficient example.  I'll post the most efficient one when I have time.


Code looks good.

1> But I want the output to be something like below :
For input value 5, the table expected is :

5 x 1 = 5
5 x 2 = 10 ... and so on up to 5 x 10 = 50

2> Also, when the user is prompted for a question, it is better to keep the cursor in the same line as the prompt.


Thanks, was getting mad to see the orange resizing rectangles every time I move my mouse for no reason :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:


This opening `<body>` tag is in the wrong place. It should come after `</head>`.


Hello World!


Watch out for where you're opening and closing tags. The closing `</center>` tag should come before the closing `</h1>`.


Same comment as above here.


Watch out for where you're opening and closing tags. The closing </center> tag should come before the closing </h1>.


It seems to be too long line. Don't we follow the rule of 80 chars anymore?


[The third try](http://aa.quae.nl/en/reken/juliaansedag.html#13_2_5) has been completed. :trollface:

Sorry, but it's an absolute :hankey:

```
------------------------- + ----------------------------------- +
 by `gregorian_to_jd5`: 0 |                        **** error o |
 by `gregorian_to_jd4`: 0 | -4713/11/24 (must be -4713/11/24) + |
 by `gregorian_to_jd3`: 0 |                        **** error o |
by `gregorian_to_jd2`:  0 | -4713/11/24 (must be -4713/11/24) + |
 by `gregorian_to_jd`:  0 | -4713/11/23 (must be -4713/11/24) o |
------------------------- + ----------------------------------- +
 by `gregorian_to_jd5`: 0 |                        **** error o |
 by `gregorian_to_jd4`: 0 | -4713/11/24 (must be -4713/11/24) + |
 by `gregorian_to_jd3`: 0 |                        **** error o |
by `gregorian_to_jd2`:  0 | -4713/11/24 (must be -4713/11/24) + |
 by `gregorian_to_jd`:  0 | -4713/11/23 (must be -4713/11/24) o |
. . .
--------------------------------- + ----------------------------------- +
   by `gregorian_to_jd5`: 1721450 |           1/1/25 (must be 1/1/25) + |
   by `gregorian_to_jd4`: 1721450 |           1/1/25 (must be 1/1/25) + |
   by `gregorian_to_jd3`: 1721450 |           1/1/25 (must be 1/1/25) + |
  by `gregorian_to_jd2`:  1721450 |           1/1/25 (must be 1/1/25) + |
   by `gregorian_to_jd`:  1721449 |           1/1/24 (must be 1/1/25) o |
--------------------------------- + ----------------------------------- +
         by `gregorian_to_jd5`: 0 |                        **** error o |
   by `gregorian_to_jd4`: 2457173 |     2015/5/30 (must be 2015/5/30) + |
   by `gregorian_to_jd3`: 2457173 |     2015/5/30 (must be 2015/5/30) + |
  by `gregorian_to_jd2`:  2457173 |     2015/5/30 (must be 2015/5/30) + |
   by `gregorian_to_jd`:  2457172 |     2015/5/29 (must be 2015/5/30) o |
--------------------------------- + ----------------------------------- +
and so on . . .
```

† `jd_to_gregorian5` is the new implementation.

Commit with the changes is upcoming. You may see everything soon by yourself in 'UDNTest'.

:finnadie:


The `<h4>` tags should be nested within the `<li>` tag. The `<li>` tags should always be the first nested item for lists.


Nice!!


Fixed header branch demonstrates how to get a fixed header even though we scroll the page.


The reason to use tcp-write-wait would be if you start to get watchdogs.  That probably will not be an issue for serving files from SPIFFS.  I had problems when doing long I2C transactions in order to get data for web pages.


Looks good.

1> I would like to see more consistency with the spaces in the output.
2> Also, the last line seems to be skewed compared to the earlier lines in the output. You can try it as a challenge, to fix the last line, so that "=" symbols of all the lines are present in the same column.


When a font family is more than one word, wrap it in quotes, so "Times New Roman".


Looks like you have an extra '#' here.


hello


My 2 cents: this field SHOULD NOT be deprecated. the JSONField in Django works __only__ with PostgreSQL and no other database, hence this field still has a use.


Looks good, but does not meet all the required conditions of the question. The exclamation marks are missing in the output.


This still calls the option proxy_authentification_handler


It auto generates them if you want nice new ones too :)


This removes Acrobot-v0! How can I restore it?


It doesn't look like this was published to npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/karma-html2js-preprocessor


If you don't `decap_fail = 0` here, every subsequent packet will be subject to resync.  RFC4303 doesn't mention this directly but I think it's a reasonable thing to do and in line with their suggestion to make resync be as cheap as possible.
Of course, the variable name is a bit of a lie, then.


Is this the actual fix? The change here isn't anything besides putting it on more lines. I did see the addition of "[1]" over the Mage2.1 code, but trying that didn't fix the problem on my install. Also this file seems like it would be for testing not the actual order form handling.


Before this commit, wintergrasp was running perfect for me with GridUnload set to 0, so i decided to revert this commit


Since playerPerTeam may be odd, i expect it to be truncated when divided by 2. k * playerPerTeam will not truncate playerPerTeam is k is even number.


I have to admit I like that this API change would be undone, I wasn't very fond of it.


kek


Test


did this really fix it for you? i had problems with the `_floatingLabelHeight = self.frame.size.height / 2;` line.
`self.frame.size.height / 2` was returning `500` which was way too high for a label height.
My fix was `_floatingLabelHeight = 14;`


It could(?) be equally clean to make a separate function of this, rather than yanking it out and deferring to the app.  Have to think about it


Loki is untested too, as i don't have a locked bootloader device


Roomhelp doesn't work the others do and are just as annoying


I do (SCH-I545) and can test when you are ready.


IMHO measuring a small current is not what you want, you actually want to measure (average) energy consumption. Using a battery (or a super capacitor) for this measurement is simple low tech way to do it. Measure the battery drain, and you'll get the average consumption of your system.

> That way I could certify whether I'm actually in deep sleep.

That part is very easy. You have a SW watchdog you can disable and a HW watchdog you can not. Whenever it triggers, the ESP reset (so you can see this happens over the serial line). Disable the SW watchdog, put a `while(1) ;` and watch the ESP reboot at regular interval ~30s due to HW watchdog (you also have the "reboot" reason in a register to check for it that say it rebooted due to wd).
Put a deep_sleep and then a while(1) just after, you'll see the ESP does not reboot anymore, and when it does after your sleep time, the "reboot" reason is "deep sleep".

> BTW, what happens if I have a timer scheduled and I try to go into deep sleep? Will it just wake me when the timer is due?

When the system is in deep sleep, it's virtually dead. Only the RTC is running (the CPU, radio and all other peripheral are halted) and when the sleep timer reach 0, it assert some GPIO down that should be connected to the RST line.
So neither the software nor hardware timer will wake you up.
However, if you have a timer registered, the OS will not enter the deep sleep (why ? I'm not 100% sure, just observed the behavior). So, my change does this, it unregister the timer, and replace it by a call to a function going to sleep, so it's being called by the OS. The system takes some time to go to sleep (during that time, you can still send few bytes to the serial port, that's cool for debugging) and then it's dead

I'm not a big fan of a battery in the system (because, well, it bothers me to having to charge it anyway, whatever the period), so I plugged it on a power plug. I've a power meter and the consumption on the electrical outlet is 0.6W. Usually the conversion efficiency of the 230V to USB adapter is around 70% when running at 2.5W output, since it consume 3.5W on the power meter when charging my phone.

Given that the lower current consumption will increase the loss of efficiency, let's say it's only 50%, then the system consume 0.3W for me on average (maybe less if the adapter is very bad). That's 24h on the 7.2Wh battery you have. My update rate is 10mn during the day and 30mn during the night (but the picture generation on the server takes 2s at least, because it's quite complex with image processing and so on).

In terms of real money, 0.6W is ~60 cents per year on my power bill here in France, so it's well worth it compared to having to un-hang from the wall to charge it from time to time.


Yes Jackpoz im new.

You said, If you want your server not to crash then make sure Wintergrasp.Enable is set to 0

With GridUnload disabled, Wintergrasp runs perfect for me, no errors, is safe to cherry pick this commit?


I don't think the details of resync should be exposed to the user any further than letting them control the pertinent tunables (threshold/attempts, maybe additionally enable/disable resync altogether).
Wouldn't simplicity of the app be preferrable over simplicity of the backend?
Also, it feels like this is going to be difficult to document in a clear way since it requires knowledge about what's actually happening in ESP, conceptually ("decapsulate ...") and specific to this implementation ("... p into p_out")


Is it better to place abstract class Storage in seedu.addressbook.logic package or in seedu.addressbook.storage package?


See #global channel in slack.


see the possibility of parameterizing organization name


У тебя нет в таблице полей departure_station_id и arrival_station_id, т.к. ты добавил поле railway_station_id


Good


We had these as str because format has a 2048 character limit in A2 which inventory can exceed.
https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/format

I changed it back in e2c2a2a


yes, I want to make sure sites apply it

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Такая конструкция добавит поле railway_station_id, а нам нужно другие поля добавить. add_belongs_to используем, когда совпадает название ассоциации и поля, но в нашем случае этот не так, поэтому надо в явном виде добавить нужные поля типа integer через add_column.
Сделай так:  откати миграцию, измени ее и снова примени.


This was a minor improvement in the implementation to improve stability with low buffer levels.

The algorithm in the paper pauses until the buffer level would indicate bolaQuality instead of (bolaQuality + 1), i.e. the score for bolaQuality >= the score for (bolaQuality + 1). (Note: I'm using 0 as the index for the lowest quality as in dash.js, in the paper 0 is the index for the highest quality.)

The algorithm as implemented in dash.js pauses until the score for bolaQuality >= 0, irrespective of the score for (bolaQuality + 1). This change reduces the delay and allows for a larger buffer level.

One of the reasons for this change was that in dash.js the maximum buffer level is usually rather low (around 12s), and when using the original delay the buffer level was getting too low. This was causing issues as the buffer wasn't absorbing temporary small drops in bandwidth.

As a side note, the new fast switching heuristic in dash.js enables larger buffers. Previously dash.js was limited to very low buffer sizes (about 12s) to avoid having a large buffer (say 30s) full of low-quality fragments which are played out even if the bandwidth suddenly improves and allows for high-quality fragments. With fast switching any low-quality fragments in the buffer can be replaced, so the main problem of having a larger buffer size is eliminated. Bola in dash.js doesn't yet interact well with the fast switching heuristic, but I'm working on a fix which should be ready soon.


Too much C, fortunately doesnt effect Python. Removed.


The intuitive thing for me would be that the button displays the action that is to be expected when I press it. So I think the unpressed button must show arrow down :smile:


u can do the same with jquery, client_id is a public key


У тебя станция в билете может быть либо станцией отправления, либо станцией прибытия. Нужно явно указать ассоцаиции has_many по какому полю связываться - departure_station_id или arrival_station_id. Для этого также надо указать опцию foreign_key.


Same as when you have a cancel-button that is showing a cross, right?


is this fix in any way available outside of this commit? as a patch? as an add-on?


an unpressed pause-button will always show the pause-symbol and while it's pressed it will show "play".


O link está mal. Falta o 8D no final (isto é, devia ser `[PGP Public key](https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xEC7C6ED633FB288D)` ).

Já que tens uma chave PGP, bem que podias começar a assinar os commits. ([Signing commits using GPG](https://help.github.com/articles/signing-commits-using-gpg/)).


I imagined that the place you were trying to get to was a way to replace all the things that _were_ using the conforming container with things that instead used the specific container. Which is to say, very similar to the way the previous Web API stuff worked, but even further in that direction - all pluggable factories, all pluggable creators/releasers.

If that's not the ultimate goal - the ability to _wholly_ replace the conforming container interface with a separate set of factories - then, as they say, "I'm out."

I think you and I understand "the whole idea around the Conforming Container" as different things. I've always felt like the conforming container was about lowest-common-denominator feature support and the design decisions that result from introducing one of these interfaces. I don't agree that it has anything to do with separate containers that handle framework and application, respectively.

I've fought this dual-container thing a lot in the past. A _lot_. I ran into some [insane challenges with an extreme version this in Identity Server 3](https://github.com/IdentityServer/IdentityServer3/issues/2117) which caused a lot of extra code to work around. I'm totally disinterested in trying to get the MVC guys to somehow allow us to introduce two (or more) containers into a single pipeline.

On the other hand, if you are looking to get us to a place where we can replace the composition root(s) through the app such that you can avoid the conforming container entirely, _that_ I can support.


Hi, @nilshamerlinck, have you considered adding a PR for this into Odoo itself and into OCB?


Don't we rename these to our Thingie name? import MySlider from ../main?


Thanks, I will check it (maybe) tonight but if you have free time feel free
to contribute ;)
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Right, will revert that change.


I'm uploading the test build on our dp, but i think VZW it's still completely broken, will take a look later that variant.. USC and CDMA may work but must be tested.. And in every case someone after the boot (CDMA and USC) must run restorecon -vR /system/ in a root shell with system rw and send me the output of the command, because i don't know if there are other file with missing context, i haven't time to check yet


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good idea @badone

Unfortunately this got merged a while back. We'll just have to watch for this in the future.


@snicoll, with regard to the format I simply followed your recommendations on the wiki (https://github.com/spring-io/initializr/wiki/Metadata-format).

As you can see from this commit the user agent string is externalized and fully configurable on my side.


Still throwing errors

`Local Enum $eVar1, $eVar2, $eVar3`

```
Tr1
Tr2
"C:\Users\...\Ault-master\ault\Deparser.au3" (103) : ==> Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded.:
$sOut &= "Step " & $aSplit[1] & $aSplit[2] & " "
$sOut &= "Step " & $aSplit[1] & ^ ERROR
```


Но ведь можно в одну строчку?..


what about it?


Hmm, maybe, because I took that gobject from other source


@palinek This is really great. I've tried it in the past but there were problems with the apt addons.


Норм! Хотя некоторые предпочли бы (дело личного вкуса, но обрати внимание на такой вариант) написать так:

```ruby
return super if  method_name =~ /(\?|\.|\=)$/ # идите к чорту, этот вариант нам неприемлем!
@collect.select { |c| c.country.include?(method_name.to_s.upcase) } # реальная работа
```

Аргументы можно придумать в защиту обоих вариантов, но знать что «так тоже делают» — стоит ;)


Yes, it was a quick fix for my usage case.
You are right too. BTW, you can set it from IB. I'll find better solution later.


it should place in `/bin` directory without `.sh` extension


What would also make sense to me is to simply use arrow-down.png all the time. Then it will just be switched on or off, indicated by button showing pressed or unpressed.


@udkreddy Yeah here is the link bro : **[http://s12.postimg.org/qmud6wjd9/block_diag.png](url)**


Understood


Ah, you shouldn't need to escape them since they don't match the outer quotes. This should work fine:

```
print "Hello, 'world'!"
Hello, 'world'!
```


Sim, eu tava fazendo um teste, tava com um bug na hora de renderizar texto, fiquei mudando e esqueci de voltar pra NEW GAME hah, obrigado


@wheresmyjetpack crash and burn it! ;)


Fixed


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good thing


@hmert you are correct i am moving right now. 👍


yeah


This sort of feels like it's not fixing the underlying issue. If url is used, and we're sending you JSON, the content type is 'application/json' not 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'. This is pretty confusing, and should get fixed on the backend. IMHO you should accept 'application/json' for this request, because it is confusing to send json but say it's key/value. (Not everyone is going to use this package)


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Jfje


Link proposal.
Includes some ideas from @mikiones implementation, but a lot has been rewritten.

Source links send to controller links (or storage links).
Storage links send to controller links.
Haulers fill & empty storage links (depending on demand).

Also includes a first positioning calculation (for the miner).

What do you think?


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Why not use package control?


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@wheresmyjetpack we need some test cases for this one, specially around different tag combinations.


Exact, même si pour la peine il n'y a plus de validation sur la cohérence d'autres espacements...


Let `RelativeToNow` define some time point, not relatively to now, but absolute value, basing on current virtual time.
In such case, in example above `(+) 15` would refer to 10 + 15 = 25µs, `const 15` would refer to 15µs.


Thus, to process dates from the Gregorian calendar you must use `jd_to_gregorian2` and `gregorian_to_jd2` functions, since they are the only implementation with stable results.


This does not cause any issues with door or plot management. Both work fine on 1051 servers with it and I've already tested on 106.

It would be extremely wasteful to update every object when the inventory has not changed. I'm pretty sure the hive won't even allow you to do that. You can test yourself by building a safe, adding gear to it, then opening the abort menu. That calls playerSync which in turn calls this function. You will immediately get a 309 error in console and HiveExt.log for the safe inventory. Same issue that was reported by @nigeyuk. After this change I tested again and it worked without error: e2c2a2a


yes:)


Restera la validation de cohérence humaine pour les autre cas.

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@hmert /bin directory is ignored from .gitignore in the project. i moved to /etc/bin directory we storing this type files in there. there is any problem


What about previously-selected gender?


LGTM 👍


Wait, so this isn't a message from the future? :trollface:


Lol haha bakit may english translation? HAHA


Ill add all of that to.


The great leader doesn't want me to tell anyone about my time traveler status.


Time travel confirmed ❓


ok


comment


`git fetch && git rebase origin/master` обновляет локальный репозиторий и накладывает твои локальные коммиты поверх новых с сервера


Can somebody please help me how to login my hitwe account again using the account kit. I dont know how to use account kit...pls help me i need my hitwe account...


Because it's applied to following 6 functions.
However, those functions and this comment are placed into different module in later commit


adding poines


Hehe, a hot potato. (I think this really is the right way to do it though.)


On the HTML of the slider currently:
```
      <span>
        <label id="slider-label">
        Hidden slider label<br/>

        <input type="range" id="numInput"
        min="0"
        max="100"
        value={this.state.value}
        aria-valuemin="0"
        aria-valuemax="100"
        aria-valuenow={this.state.value}
        onChange={(e) => this.updateSliderValue(e)}
        aria-labelledby="slider-label" tabindex="0" />

        </label>
      </span>
```

A few notes.
One is that, while it is valid per the HTML spec and has been since forever, there are practical problems with implicit (wraparound) labels. I'm a bad person for referencing myself to back myself up but:
http://webaim.org/discussion/mail_thread?thread=7458
(where 1 person found VoiceOver not announcing the labels, another person found problems with Android's screen reader TalkBack & Chrome, and I list the past (but fixed) and 1 known current problem with implicit labels).

Second, we can't have both an implicit label along with aria-labelledby, as you can't label yourself with other parts of yourself. No aria-incest: the labelledby thing has to be a separate, non-parent non-child element.

Since you're using a real input, the label is a real label, so instead of aria-labelledby, the usual htmlFor and matching id attributes is the better way to go. The made-from-scratch sliders, being made of divs, aren't considered "labellable" elements so it wouldn't work as it does for an HTML input, which is why I had it listed in the to-dos on the Jira issue. Because of reason #1, I recommend having the label explicit (separate). This also allows you/the consumer to add our Elements class "pe-sr-only" for hiding the label visually.

Third: Tabindex should not be required for an input. Was there an issue with focus? (My original point about adding the tabindex in the Jira issue was assuming this slider would be built entirely out of non-semantic elements like divs and spans. Using an actual input as you did saves a lot of work. You should be able to remove this).

Fourth: There are times when a slider is representing a textual value, or a value with a particular unit (%, cm, "footballs", whatever). On made-from-scratch sliders, there is an (optional) additional value called aria-valuetext, which holds a string which would replace the aria-valuenow being announced (you still keep valuenow, but users would hear valuetext instead).
Has PDA decided not to allow sliders with units or texts as visible user-oriented values? If so, then things are okay as-is, but if not, then the Internationalisation would need to be added back in, for translating these strings for the consuming team. Also, for that matter, translating label texts. I'm not sure how PDA is doing that though.


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Why did you not delete the wesnothd_connection if it's no longer needed? :|


Merci Matthias !

Je ne sais pas si je vais en avoir l'utilisation dans l'immédiat mais
c'est bon à savoir !

A+

François

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Looks like you forgot to commit the .meteor/packages file?


Changed extension in `attachment.path` breaks non-jpg files.


`margin-left` should appear alphabetically above `margin-right`.


`git pull`
`git checkout -b temp-branch master`
`git pull https://github.com/OwnageIsMagic/VkOpt.git`
`git checkout master`
`git cherry-pick <commit_hash>`


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`padding-left` should appear alphabetically above `padding-right`.


@sindresorhus removing shift check here and meta check above broke stuff. Now when you type a number, it'll jump convo ❗


I don't think we'll ever have a grid that isn't fluid, so I wonder whether we really need this modifier?


Posted on XDA for CDMA and USC users for testing...


**Eslint**: Parsing error: Illegal export declaration


awe ko naprai ti we maina


Just for the record, I suggested setting it to a string because pretty much every other Wesnoth metatable does this and also because it enables you to test the type of something by calling getmetatable().


не става брат


I have no idea what init-state is or how it got there.  Possibly a brain fart.  I deleted that line.


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Would prefer to see such hard-coded values be part of a #define or const definition to give it a name. It is much easier to maintain code that is named well than to chase down "numbers" in odd places.


Timeframe 2007-2013 is done for Austria. 2014-2020 will be done next. There is very little data in the documents for Austria. Usually only: beneficiary, project name, name of the operation, allocated pulic funding (EU+national cofinancing), G = commited, A = paid out.


Bad!


another


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Oh, I meant we can move it away from typeclass. But not earlier than pure `timeout` would be implemented like in http://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.9.0.0/docs/System-Timeout.html#v:timeout .
And yes, actually there is no need in `MVar` (


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my node /etc/sysconfig/origin-node files proxy vars are commented out and sending failures on install

#NO_PROXY=master.example.com
#HTTP_PROXY=http://USER:PASSWORD@IPADDR:PORT
#HTTPS_PROXY=https://USER:PASSWORD@IPADDR:PORT

started getting failures on installations today after pulling latest.

[09/20/2016 2:01 PM] Botelho, David:
No Title
TASK [openshift_node : Configure Proxy Settings] *******************************
[DEPRECATION WARNING]: Skipping task due to undefined Error, in the future this will be a fatal
error.: 'dict object' has no attribute 'master'.
This feature will be removed in a future release.
Deprecation warnings can be disabled by setting deprecation_warnings=False in ansible.cfg.
[DEPRECATION WARNING]: Skipping task due to undefined Error, in the future this will be a fatal
error.: 'dict object' has no attribute 'master'.
This feature will be removed in a future release.
Deprecation warnings can be disabled by setting deprecation_warnings=False in ansible.cfg.
fatal: [10.236.2.196]: FAILED! => {"failed": true, "msg": "the field 'args' has an invalid value, which appears to include a variable that is undefined. The error was: 'item' is undefined\n\nThe error appears to have been in '/home/cloud_user/openshift-ansible/roles/openshift_node/tasks/systemd_units.yml': line 51, column 3, but may\nbe elsewhere in the file depending on the exact syntax problem.\n\nThe offending line appears to be:\n\n\n- name: Configure Proxy Settings\n  ^ here\n"}
fatal: [10.236.2.195]: FAILED! => {"failed": true, "msg": "the field 'args' has an invalid value, which appears to include a variable that is undefined. The error was: 'item' is undefined\n\nThe error appears to have been in '/home/cloud_user/openshift-ansible/roles/openshift_node/tasks/systemd_units.yml': line 51, column 3, but may\nbe elsewhere in the file depending on the exact syntax problem.\n\nThe offending line appears to be:\n\n\n- name: Configure Proxy Settings\n  ^ here\n"}
changed: [master.openshift-lab1.fmr.com] => (item={u'regex': u'^HTTP_PROXY=', u'line': u'HTTP_PROXY=http://http.proxy.fmr.com:8000'})
changed: [master.openshift-lab1.fmr.com] => (item={u'regex': u'^HTTPS_PROXY=', u'line': u'HTTPS_PROXY=http://http.proxy.fmr.com:8000'})
changed: [master.openshift-lab1.fmr.com] => (item={u'regex': u'^NO_PROXY=', u'line': u'NO_PROXY=.cluster.local,10.236.2.195,10.236.2.196,master.openshift-lab1.fmr.com,172.30.0.0/16,10.1.0.0/16'})


@wheresmyjetpack test cases required for this. specially around multiple tags.


This breaks libcaca.x86_64-darwin.

http://hydra.nixos.org/build/40837493


Not sure why you have change the failhard should default to False,   you have changed it to True for _refresh_db_conditional()

This is the reason for the extra code lines for example in
states/pkg.py
```
    list_pkgs_kwargs = copy.copy(kwargs)
    list_pkgs_kwargs['versions_as_list'] = True
    if salt.utils.is_windows():
        list_pkgs_kwargs['failhard'] = False
```
And other places.

I suggest you return the default to False for failhard within _refresh_db_conditional() and remove the extra code you have added to work around this being set to True.

```
def _refresh_db_conditional(saltenv, **kwargs):
    '''
    Internal use only in this module, ****has a different set of defaults**** and
    returns True or False. And supports check the age of the existing
    generated metadata db, as well as ensure metadata db exists to begin with

    :param str setenv: Salt environment
    :return: True Fetched or Cache uptodate, False to indicate an issue
    :rtype: bool

    :codeauthor: Damon Atkins <https://github.com/damon-atkins>
    '''
    refresh_force = salt.utils.is_true(kwargs.pop('force', False))
    raise_error = salt.utils.is_true(kwargs.pop('raise_error', False))
    expired_max = 21600  # 6hr same as yum
    expired_min = 0  # i.e. ignore force request if less than this young
```


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Не надо так делать. если xlsFileHandler.getErrorsArray() вернет null, то 1) Скорее всего будет NPE, 2) В любом случае лучше делать через != null


@taimir would love if you can test https://lukemarsden.github.io/docs/kubeadm/ Ubuntu Xenial instructions please? RPMs are known to not be working yet, but would love if you can see if Ubuntu works for you.


Hi Stefan,

So for a shipment with pickup P1 and delivery D1, this is a constraint of the form arrivaltime(D1) – arrivaltime(P1) < maxTimeInVehicle, yes? (or similarly, arrivaltime(D1) – leavetime(P1) < maxTimeInVehicle).

If so, there’s a complex case that I’m not sure if your code handles or not. Anyway, given a route with one shipment (P1, D1):

P1, D1

We try inserting another shipment (P2, D2) as follows,

P2, P1, D2, D1

When we’re testing the feasibility of inserting D2 (in the hardactivityconstraint fulfilled method), the latest arrival time at D1 has actually become later due to the insertion of P2 before P1. I think that your stateupdater code wouldn’t know about the insertion of P2, because this is only called when an insertion is actually made, and not in the ShipmentInsertionCalculator when you evaluate the insertion for P2? The result would be that you could reject the insertion of (P2, D2) as infeasible because you think you’d break the maxTimeInVehicle constraint at D1, however as the latest arrival time at D1 would actually be later, the insertion might still be feasible. You’d therefore miss valid insertions.

Does this make sense? Apologies if your code does handle this case, it wasn’t clear to me that it could without modifying the ShipmentInsertionCalculator to recalculate the latest arrival times for all shipment deliveries, when it considers each pickup position?

Best regards

Phil


I have this issue. What is the status on this? So everyone who is using 2.1 is sending Luma logo emails?


Thanks for linting. I'll set up my IDE ASAP.


I this this isn't in a released gem yet... When will you provide it?


add victory


why this extra variable?


ASIHP-validation1 (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2330 of 2338 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

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 * 11 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 8 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
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Please try VZW just to be sure, and let me know about loki...!


For science!


Made this change myself, if you want to try it a new version has been published to NPM. Otherwise, there's an issue here if it doesn't work: https://github.com/kribblo/node-ffmpeg-installer/issues/3


As soon as I can get to WiFi I will download and test on VZW.


Not sure why you have change the failhard default to True,   it should be False for _refresh_db_conditional()      and True only for refresh_db called directly.

This is the reason for the extra code lines for example in
states/pkg.py     These lines should not be required with _refresh_db_conditional()  failhard  default as False.
```
    list_pkgs_kwargs = copy.copy(kwargs)
    list_pkgs_kwargs['versions_as_list'] = True
    if salt.utils.is_windows():
        list_pkgs_kwargs['failhard'] = False
```
And other places.

I suggest you return the default to False for failhard within _refresh_db_conditional() and remove the extra code you have added to work around this being set to True.

If you really want _refresh_db_conditional(saltenv, **kwargs) to have a default of failhard true I suggest you change every line of code with _refresh_db_conditional to include failhard=False in win_pkg.py

```
def _refresh_db_conditional(saltenv, **kwargs):
    '''
    Internal use only in this module, ****has a different set of defaults**** and
    returns True or False. And supports check the age of the existing
    generated metadata db, as well as ensure metadata db exists to begin with

    :param str setenv: Salt environment
    :return: True Fetched or Cache uptodate, False to indicate an issue
    :rtype: bool

    :codeauthor: Damon Atkins <https://github.com/damon-atkins>
    '''
    refresh_force = salt.utils.is_true(kwargs.pop('force', False))
    raise_error = salt.utils.is_true(kwargs.pop('raise_error', False))
    expired_max = 21600  # 6hr same as yum
    expired_min = 0  # i.e. ignore force request if less than this young
```


Was going to do this myself this is awesome 👍


asdasasd


approved, please commit, thanks!


Yes, I find it more natural too.


Mm, logDebug has constraints `WithNamedLogger m, MonadIO m`, and `(->) Something` can't be `MonadIO`.
Has  `logDebug "message" "logger name"` ever worked?


This is definitely heading in the right direction @Ravenstine. Some general feedback:

### Use [KSS](http://warpspire.com/kss/) declaration at the top of each CSS file

I've adopted a convention of declaring some documentation comments at the top of each CSS file. See https://github.com/SCPR/scpr-style-guide/blob/master/src/css/layout/_containers.scss#L2-L10 for an example, and [the KSS website](http://warpspire.com/kss/) for full documentation of this approach.

### all CSS dealing with layout should be prefixed with `l-`

e.g. `l-col` and `l-row`. We use `l-` for layout classes, `o-` for objects, `c-` for components, etc. to make it easier in your markup to know what job a particular class is doing.

### Use existing containers classes

Creating containers for grid columns to lice inside is done here: https://github.com/SCPR/scpr-style-guide/blob/master/src/css/layout/_containers.scss#L2-L10. I don't think the top-level `.grid` class you created is necessary.

### The grid math should incorporate columns and gutters, not just column width.

All our grid dimensions can be calculated off a base number of `6`. Here's the dimensions to take into account:

Max XL container size: 1326px (221 * 6)
Column width: 72px (12 * 6)
Gutter width: 42px (7*6)

All pixel dimensions should be converted to ems or percentages.

### Decisions about local vs. global variables and mixins

I think it's an interesting choice to declare local variables inside a SCSS partial instead of always declaring them globally in `/src/css/util/`, but how is your breakpoint mixin different from https://github.com/SCPR/scpr-style-guide/blob/master/src/css/util/_mixins.scss#L41-L53? and are those grid units really only ever going to be used in this file? Is it possible you'll need them elsewhere?


This change need to be backed out along with the logic change in _refresh_db_conditional


So here would we assert "focus is not back on original opener"?


You should wrap this stuff in `(function() { })();` so as to not pollute the global scope


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#K30R-_ZcTfCGIjvMn_fGHg


I don't think so, I just added it in case someone will need it (it seemed to be useful). But I didn't think about `MonadIO` :)

Ok, let's just forget about it.


You should not use scroll events to do this for the reasons described here: http://ejohn.org/blog/learning-from-twitter/. You should instead use a timer to periodically check the scroll position and see if it's time to get more results.


Good call, thanks.


Remove the comment as it's no longer valid.


Тут вообще-то хватило бы просто `method_name =~ /(\?|\.|\=)$/` и всё :) `super` для этого метода всегда говорит `false`, остаётся `true` если условие сбылось.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#VxyhbjqAQRqbi5TXMcPr3Q


I'm not that familiar with upstart, but if you do `start ceph-mon id=$x` instead of `start ceph-mon-all`, then `stop ceph-mon-all` will not work.  What if we do this instead?

```
  pre_tasks:
    - name: Get mon instances
      shell: ls /var/lib/ceph/mon
      register: mon_instances
    - name: Stop ceph-mon
      shell: stop ceph-mon id={{ item|regex_replace('^ceph-', '') }}
      with_items: mon_instances.stdout_lines
      failed_when: false
```


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113836013-Swimming-Pool-Evaporation-and-Cover-Issues (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2373 of 2374 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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

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This change need to be backed out along with the logic change in _refresh_db_conditional
and if failhard is to stay it should be implemented as a **kwargs/def

In fact I just notice you have broken the logic in get_repo_data

@UtahDave  This is going to need to be completely re-tested as this is no longer a code clean up.


I had the same issue as above.  Rolling back to commit 887d12cfabc53f3d9e9e4befc32beba343fbef85 worked for me, and all of the other tasks in the file seem to change the file properly.  OPTIONS, CONFIG_FILE and IMAGE_VERSION are all set in the config file.  We are both installing origin, not enterprise.


Uncomment?


Merged successfully thanks!


I have made those changes in the next checkin. But sharing this diff as you can see most changes. This is uncommented and some more commented code below is cleaned up


In any case, I don need to show the function name applied on the metrics. The alias name replaces only the metric name, function name will display in graph. Thats why I manipulated the response to discard function name.


read `link` as `line`


Hi

No i didn't because :
1) in my opinion, procedure for submitting a patch is a bit complicated
2) there's no more activity on openwrt. It seems that all developpers have moved to [LEDE project](https://www.lede-project.org/) (from what i understand it has a more simple way to handle an external patch)


Should be fixed on master via #2474


I think the new filenames should follow an inwards execution order and not just be merely a different way to name them. Right now the execution order is lunadll --> lunaworld --> lunaglobal, when global --> luna (episode) --> luna (level) is MUCH better.


This code change was over 10 days of effort, if I include the previous PR to get all the logic correct and working so it was almost 0 impact from 2016.3 release.


@jancborchardt wanted to avoid starting both sentences with "sync".
I guess it is okay as it is the header and is more detailled explained in the second sentence.


>arrivaltime(D1) – arrivaltime(P1) < maxTimeInVehicle, yes? (or similarly, arrivaltime(D1) – leavetime(P1) < maxTimeInVehicle).

Yes, it is activityStart(D1) - activityEnd(P1)

What I did is the following:
Let me assume the following route and corresponding act start/end times: Start, P1, D1, End (0,10,20,30), and let me assume a max_in_vehicle_time for the shipment (P1,D1) of 20. For each activity I am now interested in its global slack time (the time I can shift the activity forward). Note that I differentiate two types of slack time:
- individual slack time (time I can shift the activity ignoring all other activities) and
- global slack time (time I can shift the activity without breaking the constraints of other jobs, i.e. taking into account all other acts)
So for each activity, I have the global slack time and thus the latest activity start that ensures that I do not break any maxTimeInVehicle constraint in this route.
When I now try to insert P2, D2, I check 3 things:
- Does inserting P2 between prevAct, nextAct violates any constraint (by using latestStart(nextAct))?
- Does inserting D2 between prevAct and nextAct violates the constraint of shipment (P2,D2)?
- Does inserting D2 between prevAct and nextAct violates any other maxTime constraints in this route?

But let us test it with a real test case. Could you provide a simple test where you think I did not account for smth?


That's a great catch.  I had previously gone through a list of http status codes but only really paid attention to the 400 level errors.  I went ahead and and made all the necessary changes and it will be reflected on my next commit.  Thanks!


```
`C:/SupercolliderRepos/scfork/supercollider/external_libraries/hidapi/hidapi/hidapi.h:433:9: error: 'HANDLE' does not name a type
         HANDLE HID_API_EXPORT HID_API_CALL get_device_handle(hid_device *dev);
         ^
```
perhaps could be changed to void* al least for mingw


Using suffix isn't very robust. You can use the following const in MPNativeAdConstants.h to get main and icon images
NSString *const kAdIconImageKey = @"iconimage";
NSString *const kAdMainImageKey = @"mainimage";


`file` is a [builtin](https://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#file) and it is not correct to use builtins as variable names (generally speaking). That is why people commonly use `f` or `stream` or some such.


liks have pretty long cool down 20 sec on my map. if you going use it feed upgraders that top of 790 energy / 20 second you can use..


I'm also facing same issue. It seems issue is fixed but not release yet. We need this fix ASAP.


remove unused code.


> On 20 Sep 2016, at 21:04, Victor Bombi <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> `C:/SupercolliderRepos/scfork/supercollider/external_libraries/hidapi/hidapi/hidapi.h:433:9: error: 'HANDLE' does not name a type
>          HANDLE HID_API_EXPORT HID_API_CALL get_device_handle(hid_device *dev);
>          ^
> perhaps could be changed to void* al least for mingw
>
This is a reproducible build error with current master using MinGW. If you can fix it, *please* submit a PR, or print exactly how it should be changed and we’ll commit.

Thanks!!
.r.


@throni3git OK. Thank you.


This method is not necessary as you can use NSString *const kAdIconImageKey = @"iconimage";
NSString *const kAdMainImageKey = @"mainimage"; to get image keys.


What are we actually gaining by asking submitters to use one format, and then converting to another?

Surely YAML is more *readable* but I personally doubt it is more *writable* for non-programmers. At least, I've had very little success with that due to the critical importance of whitespace in yaml. You don't have to change it, just IMHO.


113836013-Swimming-Pool-Evaporation-and-Cover-Issues (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1194 of 1194 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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113836013-Swimming-Pool-Evaporation-and-Cover-Issues (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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az sum avi i sum piqn v momenta kolegi


Must've forgot to do the transfer. ;) Doing now.


Sure, I was planning to, bit haven't had the time to test it thoroughly yet.


hmm. I find it weird that a yaml parse error is being swallowed elsewhere, saved in the file intended to replace the yaml, and then used as a condition here, yet if it is encountered, still goes into the pipeline? Am I missing something in the logic here?


[Homework Sheet 1 - 20 September 2016.docx](https://github.com/ojhermann-ucd/comp10280/files/483434/Homework.Sheet.1.-.20.September.2016.docx)


Very cool much!


Hi @bitstorm !

Why this skipping is needed ?
Better let's fix the tests if they are broken. They were not last time I made a release. And I don't remember anything that could have broke them. What is the issue exactly ?


`raise`


Wow, it was git-ignored globally on my computer! 🍮 Thanks for noticing this! 👍