I've never tried multiple apps on the same page. If you can make a plunker
that demonstrates I could look into it though.
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engineception


this already says 1.3.4-snapshot though (btw)


RE: 05a-python.md
cc: @lucdemortier @reshamametis @aramnath @gfsoileau @julialintern @galvin-mj

Hello @choiboy9106

Nice Python work! Here are some comments:
- For Q6, function `donuts`, at line 25 you want `if count >= 10`.
- For Q6, function `both_ends`, at line 50 you want `return s[:2]+s[-2:]` (check with the examples).
- For Q6, function `front_back` is not working properly. First, x and y are not integers, as required to slice a string, and second, `len(a)/2` and `len(b)/2` are integer divisions, making the `math.ceil` function ineffective.
- For Q7, function `linear_merge` sorts the combined list1+list2 and does not take advantage of the fact that, separately, list1 and list2 are already sorted. With n the length of the list, you can improve time complexity from O(n*log(n)) to O(n) by using this fact.

👍


无敌。
@puchai


Not sure whats going on with that last line, didn't touch it?!


URL will be taken down within two weeks of challenge


"Failed to launch the process"?  Is there a retval?  Have you tried something like `python hello_world.py`?


100a is not a valid width for a table. It should be `width=100%`, but there is no need to specify 100% width since that is the default.

Also, these columns don't need to be AsciiDoc table cells since they do not contain delimited blocks. The AsciiDoc table cells should be used only when necessary.


O Software Gestão de Contatos é recomendado para uso pessoal ou de pequenas empresas que desejam ter um controle maior de seus contatos. Usando o software, você poderá abandonar o uso de agendas e anotações em papéis que você utiliza no dia-a-dia.


oh, I tried Tahr 6.0.5 on laptop with cd-rom drive and see what you mean now. whoops, universal is not so universal after all :laughing: yes I think removing the CD button/entry is ok with new layout


This is confusing wrt WEBGL_compressed_texture_etc1. 'ES3' was chosen because it captures ETC1, ETC2, and 'EAC' formats.


Ah ok, I thought something like that. I have no idea what we can do with tavi. The best fix was your first fix  but I see the other problem. Can we do a special fix for maps like taviana or namalsk ?


code is not a valid block style. If there is no syntax highlighting needed, then this line can simply be removed.


Example is not a valid source language. If this block doesn't need source highlighting, then this line should just be removed.


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This merge scores 0% against previous master in Antichess. Other regression tests are still running, but most of them are close to +-0 Elo, so it seems to be specific to Antichess. Possible causes are changes to

- movepick
- search
- SEE (pinners)


Honestly the fix you reverted worked great for the most part on Napf. I just had the one instance of ground swimming out of like 20 logins.

A combination of no longer hiding the debug platform and the reverted fix will most likely solve 99% of the issues


More texture compression formats are going to be added to later versions of ES3 as pointed out in https://github.com/KhronosGroup/WebGL/issues/2030#issuecomment-247486218 , so the _es3 suffix is ambiguous. Let's make some change here. Please suggest something. Either _etc, _etc2, _etc2_eac, or similar. There's already an _etc1 extension for WebGL and ETC2 is a superset of ETC1.


Maybe force some sort of switchmove in addition if you're not already?


Congratulations on reaching the 1000th commit!


ujkl.h is almost entirely copied from the main.c


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Bravo!


I would suggest using the following structure for your nav...and leveraging inline-block, like we did in class on Wed, rather than the `<span>` elements.  We don't often see `<span>` elements used for menu items.

link name


@loechel Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.namedfile/50/violations
```
plone/namedfile/file.py:5:1: F401 'StringIO' imported but unused
plone/namedfile/scaling.py:173:1: C901 'DefaultImageScalingFactory.__call__' is too complex (13)
plone/namedfile/utils/__init__.py:9:1: F401 'FileUpload' imported but unused
plone/namedfile/utils/__init__.py:141:13: E265 block comment should start with '# '
plone/namedfile/utils/__init__.py:159:29: F841 local variable 'e' is assigned to but never used
plone/namedfile/utils/__init__.py:171:1: C901 'rotate_image' is too complex (17)
plone/namedfile/utils/__init__.py:233:5: B901 blind except: statement
plone/namedfile/utils/jpeg_utils.py:0:1: I001 isort found changes, run it on the file
plone/namedfile/utils/png_utils.py:0:1: I001 isort found changes, run it on the file
plone/namedfile/utils/png_utils.py:4:1: F401 'StringIO' imported but unused
plone/namedfile/utils/tiff_utils.py:0:1: I001 isort found changes, run it on the file
plone/namedfile/utils/tiff_utils.py:34:22: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/namedfile/utils/tiff_utils.py:37:22: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/namedfile/utils/tiff_utils.py:40:22: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/namedfile/utils/tiff_utils.py:72:1: C901 '_translate_field_type' is too complex (13)
plone/namedfile/utils/tiff_utils.py:97:80: E501 line too long (89 > 79 characters)
plone/namedfile/utils/tiff_utils.py:99:80: E501 line too long (88 > 79 characters)
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


Oops, thanks!


I thought the same and tested it on a lot different places on tavi. Almost every street and city with a special texture has that problem. I dont mean it happen sometimes, it happend all the time. Sabina or the airfields are the best examples. Try it out. This fix does not work properly on that map. We need something additional like the first fix for that map.


I suggest using an h1 for this first header


RE: 05b-python_advanced.md
cc: @lucdemortier @reshamametis @aramnath @gfsoileau @julialintern @galvin-mj

Hello @choiboy9106

Nice effort with advanced Python! Some comments:
- Q1-4: Please review regular expressions, they should be used here. In Q1 for example, you'd like to count `Ph.D.`, `PhD`, and `PhD.` as identical degrees.
- Also, your formatting in Pandas columns isn't quite working as intended...
- In Q5, don't forget to close a file that you opened with `f = open('faculty.csv')`.
- In Q5, you haven't initialized `emails`.
- In Q5, you are writing `email_list` to the output file, but you haven't created `email_list`.
- For Q6-8, I didn't find your code for `advanced_python_dict.py`.

Cheers!


Just to clarify, this is search functionality for .id command. Not search functionality for the .search command.


I would be inclined to use <section> elements here instead of <article> elements, unless you think the content would be able to "stand on its own"...if you received it in an email or on a printed page, for example.  Also, I would use h2 tags instead of h3, to keep the hierarchy consistent if you do change the first one from an h1 to an h2.  Great job laying this out though!  👍


Meant to say "orthographic" rather than "orthogonal"


Final data set


My code with a new input


I would be more fine with this being _ETC2, which while not strictly accurate, is close enough.
Alternatively, I think ES3_0 would be better than having both _ETC1 and _ETC.


Nice work using relative units here!


git@github.com:ybbxgb/-.git


So does this actually work now? How does one go about running this test?


Try giving each of these a width of 30-33.3% (depending on margin), and if you do that, you shouldn't have to "clear" .card-four


I would suggest wrapping the <p> tag in a <div class="instructions"> tag...that way you can add another paragraph later on, and it is easier to style <p> tags when they are within a parent element we can easily target.


You may find it easier if you keep the common "game-card" class on  the cards, and give them each a unique id, like  "one", "two", "three" etc.  Then you can easily grab the ID of whichever was clicked, without having to filter through multiple class names.  Nice job leveraging multiple class names though!


this fixes nothing the real issue is caused by #1959

This fix of yours will do same thing,  people that upgrade and restore the events will have two events handlers one pre existing called URL popup and one called default which is what causes #2149

What must have happened is that at some stage you touched the event handler triggering #1959 then at a later date you restored events causing tow handlers that call same ``` popup.show urlpopup $0 ``` which is what will continue happening.


It's completely manual unfortunately, more of a smoke test before making
releases.

There's a slightly better testing flow with the following instructions, but
it needs TLC: https://github.com/EagerIO/EmbedBox#testing

Ideally a test suite would run through all the demos in the site landing
page since it features all the usual use-cases.

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this should really be handled by `.eslintignore` but for some reason that file isn't being read by the build


RE: 06-linear_algebra.md
cc: @lucdemortier @reshamametis @aramnath @gfsoileau @julialintern @galvin-mj

Hello @choiboy9106

Good work on the linear algebra problems! Note however that `A+C`, `B A.T`, and `B C` are not defined. Your code does not check for this. There is also a typo in your calculation of `D.T D`.

👍


Except that with this space it will be _2, then _3, then more and more warnings over time.


Well bummer, was hoping it would help :/

So would a combination of both fixes at least make it less of a pain? You could use one of the oils rigs in the north as a debug zone maybe for that map, just make a slight customization to deal with it.

As a side note, taviana is a horrible mod, there's so many problems with it, don't get me started! Lol

Shame no one can just fix it since everyone is so dependent on dayz launcher, and having to get it distributed (and dealing with the original author) would just not work out.


Yes I was thinking something like that too. Does to_integer describe enough though? to_unix on DateTime also returns an integer. How about these function names? Still with the precision arguments when applicable.

Time.to_second_in_day
Time.from_second_in_day

Date.to_gregorian_days
Date.from_gregorian_days

NaiveDateTime.to_gregorian_seconds
NaiveDateTime.from_gregorian_seconds

And maybe for `DateTime` also to_gregorian_seconds which would do the same thing as the function in NaiveDateTime. Have you considered letting e.g. NaiveDateTime.to_gregorian_seconds accept a `DateTime` and this function definition would just ignore the non-naive parts of the DateTime struct.

If Ecto then has the epochs (e.g. diff between year 1970 and year 0) that it can then add/subtract, wouldn't that be enough to accomplish what you need? Again using the unix epoch outside of UTC is a "custom", non standard use so it would make sense that it would be in Ecto.


Renamed to WEBGL_compressed_texture_es3_0 instead in #2031. Please take another look.


wont matter much, you end up with two event handlers calling same popup even with this _fix_, that is what causes #2149 nothing else.


Dijkstra Using Adj List & priority_queue O(E log E).cpp

hi


@VaneBrain Can you not give these ambiguously short responses to everything? Why does the console need to be more difficult to access? This literally just removes 5 wasted seconds each game session re-enabling the console. Not to mention it makes debugging a pain to do.

@Regalis11 Um, Shn sent me a PM explicitly saying you wanted the console state to not be saved. A screenshot of the PM is linked in this post.
![screen shot 2016-09-16 at 6 41 25 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/21148093/18603159/457478b8-7c3d-11e6-9f0e-937db76946d2.png)


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I'm not convinced the use-cases this provides can't already be provided with Match:

```js
<Match pattern="/whatever">
  {({ matched }) => (
    <li className={matched ? 'active' : '' }><Link to="/whatever"/></li>
  )}
</Match>
```

And therefore just compose:

```js
const LinkWithChildRender = ({ children, to, ...rest }) => (
  <Match pattern={to}>
    {({ matched }) => (
      <Link to={to} children={children({ isActive: matched }))/>
    )}
  </Match>
)
```

Yes? No?


For what it's worth: The `crypto.timingSafeEqual` benchmark test was changed a bit [here](/nodejs/node/commit/c678ecbca0c9d18d6578fa2a65c9a4ab2a569744) to avoid flakiness from memory caching on different platforms. If you're pulling the test into this repo you might want to use the updated version.


Thank you, Titan :+1: Great job!


Не нужно передавать null. Если ты не хочешь добавлять поле, нужно создать соответствующий конструктор без этого поля.


mac os: brew install docker


Нужно вернуть  количество комнат вместо null


This should be fixed in https://github.com/bkaradzic/bgfx/pull/918


If you don't want that Link to be an `a`, for instance.


@kevinushey feel free to sanity check this! The change isn't as large as it looks.

The largest part is a light refactor of the idle command infrastructure. It lived in the Ace editor, but while that gave it access to editor internals, it also left it without a good mechanism to retrieve higher-level metadata (such as the doc path on disk) while executing idle commands. I've lifted the idle command system into the editing target level, which gives it access to the document update sentinel. This also forces it to interact with the editor via the `DocDisplay` interface, but that turns out not to be a big deal (it was only using one private, easily promoted method).

The second change here is auto-previewing the images, which now relies on local update sentinel plumbing to resolve relative paths (I think this will be more reliable than extracting global state from the source window manager). After the document's been tokenized, we scan it for lines that look like Markdown images and preview those right away.


Thanks for maintaining this, we have found this very helpful in cleaning mocha and babel async/await


s


dsb(ishst); = _(Store-Store)_
Why not dsb(sy); = _(Any-Any)_

Reference: http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.ddi0488d/CIHFCFEJ.html


Doesn't need to be an array. Don't have it static and within a function.


How might you be able to use the :first-letter selector instead of wrapping the letter in a <span> to achieve what you are looking for?


options_aud used to be allowed to be a symbol (or array of symbols) but this commit breaks that when the options_aud.to_s was removed. Is that intentional? I'm sure there must be many users that have used

JWT.decode(payload,key,true, aud: :myaud, verify_aud: true)

which this would break.


How can you incorporate ul, li, and a tags into your <nav> tag?


Updating pants version to 1.1.0-rc7 seems to break the script: https://github.com/apache/aurora/blob/e67c6a732c00786bc74d63d4fb2b9f5f398c5435/build-support/python/make-pycharm-virtualenv#L24
Exception was thrown at line 24. A Pycharm project is generated with a incomplete list of packages.

I was wondering if someone can work on it and fix this issue? Thanks!


The process (whatever it be) has always returned zero in 100% of tests. Um, if Python fails to start, I doubt it matters if it's script or shell.


boolean should be lowercase


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Static array shouldn't be in the function..


Correct. Setting up a fix.


@staticfloat you may have not gotten a notification, but go through CI first


No need for the third argument of `this`; that's the default.


I don't like the to_gregorian ones because that's specific to one calendar.
It would be nice to have an implementation that works on any calendar.

Another thing I realized is that this is doing a difference between two
dates or two times. So maybe we should rather implement difference for all
three of them with precision as argument? If we also have the ability to
add seconds with a given precision, we have all of this functionality for
free.

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>
> Time.to_second_in_day
> Time.from_second_in_day
>
> Date.to_gregorian_days
> Date.from_gregorian_days
>
> NaiveDateTime.to_gregorian_seconds
> NaiveDateTime.from_gregorian_seconds
>
> And maybe for DateTime also to_gregorian_seconds which would do the same
> thing as the function in NaiveDateTime. Have you considered letting e.g.
> NaiveDateTime.to_gregorian_seconds accept a DateTime and this function
> definition would just ignore the non-naive parts of the DateTime struct.
>
> If Ecto then has the epochs (e.g. diff between year 1970 and year 0) that
> it can then add/subtract, wouldn't that be enough to accomplish what you
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The latter...
No.


I think this would work better as an <img> tag, and having the image directly in your HTML instead of a background image.  Because, in a portfolio, the image itself is piece of content, rather than just a background.


Odd pseudo-cognate.


No reason for battery_mask_ss[0]   should be BQ24190_REG_SS_CHRG_STAT_MASK or if you want a shorter name use a #define


I would also be inclined to use `<div>` instead of an <article> here, because it isn't a piece of standalone content...it couldn't appear in an email or an rss feed and make sense like a news article would.


What is China sucks? Kindergarten or Nazism?


I don't think you need `*args`


Seems like you can just setup this `query-success` listener once, and get rid of the `queryListener.remove(queryListener)` call?   (Also, `remove()` doesn't take an argument.)


Solucion parcial para #3


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It still need some love with the scss


You are correct, those possible causes exist where upstream changes caused merge conflicts and forced changes in this fork.


You removed it from Combobox.js but forgot to remove it from ComboPopup.js.


ditto!!


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Hello, to make it work I needed the piface-web.py to run as root, therefore I had to change the php script
/usr/share/nginx/www/jeedom/plugins/piface2/core/class/piface2.class.php
and add sudo -u www-data to the original code
$cmd = "_sudo -u www-data_ /usr/bin/nice -n 19 /usr/bin/python ".$piface2_path." ".$port;
Works perfect now.
Boris.
(Rpi2 + piface2)


Line 40 is in error - map keys are all lowercase so use `containsIgnoreCase('CurrencyIsoCode')` or `contains('currencyisocode')`


Not sure what you are doing here :)


-ink?


Чисто теоретически, ты должен искать не точное соответствие а на условия отсечения. То есть: Все n комнатные номера не дороже такой суммы, которые свободны к такому числу в таком отеле. Но, пусть будет так..


Why scan through all the bitmasks? why not just 0x1f ?


It's not -- I'll let `file_put_contents` report errors and remove this key.


Has to be some existing macro for this... @tmlind ?


Generally speaking, used kebab-case for CSS and camelCase for JS stuff.

you can combine them, for example:
`<button class="btnOpen btn-open">Open</button>`
`.btn-open {
  border-radius: 5px;
}`
`$('.btnOpen').on('click', function(){
  // do something
});`


Yes, I just caught and fixed that, thanks!


Creating variables for the shadow drop, inner , both.

So easy to maintain and control the fadeout and fadein need not replicate the speech but only the variable "face".
@fade: fadeout(@color, 100 - ( @alpha*100 ));


RE: 05a-python.md
cc: @lucdemortier @reshamametis @aramnath @gfsoileau @julialintern @galvin-mj

Hello @rrdesai

Nice work on Python! Here are some comments:
- Q1: Lists are often used to store items of different types. For example you could have a list of lists, in which each "sublist" contains the name of a person, his or her education level, date of birth, email, etc.
- It might be nice for you to review some markdown tips. Here is a [cheatsheet](https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet).
- Q6 (string functions): At line 28: it should be `if len(s) >= 2:`.
- Q6, function `fix_start`: In general it is not very efficient to manipulate strings by first converting them into lists. Try using the `replace()` method on strings for this problem.
- Q6, function `mix_up` is not working correctly on the examples given.
- You might want to remove the `raise NotImplementedError` from your code.
- Q8 (parsing): you should take the absolute value of the difference between `Goals` and `Goals Allowed`, otherwise the code gives the wrong result.

👍


When is this being pushed to the app store? Leaving the extension disabled for now. :)


PR #166


Associating with Issue #3


don't use numbers in your CSS or JS -- it's not descriptive enough.


make this a variable.


Also, don't use numbers in your file names. Just name this one header.scss.


Sweet, looking good.


Yep, that's it. Thanks.


Зачем ты лезешь в контроллер ? У тебя есть массив rooms и есть входные параметры и тебе нужно найти и в rooms соответствие.


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наверно первый форич лишний


Hi Barry, this comment looks a little strange. Which tag did you refer to? I think it got cut out of the comment.


RE: 05b-python_advanced.md
cc: @lucdemortier @reshamametis @aramnath @gfsoileau @julialintern @galvin-mj

Hello @rrdesai

Good job on the advanced Python problems!
- Even though you haven't used regular expressions to solve Q1-4, you might want to review them, they come in handy sometimes!
- Nice work with Pandas!

👍


Nice addition – thanks.


Hey Amy, sorry bout that...it rendered the HTML instead of displaying the text!


In the DOM it needs to an `a` or else it's inaccessible, which we should discourage w/ our API.

For native, however:

```js
const NativeLink = ({ to, activeStyle, style, ...rest }) => (
  <Match pattern={to}>
    {({ matched }) => (
      <TouchableHighlight
        style={matched ? { ...activeStyle, ...style } : style}
        onPress={() => {
          this.context.router.transitionTo(to)
        }}
        {...rest}
      />
    )}
  </Match>
)

NativeLink.contextTypes = { router: React.PropTypes.object }
```

This is really what `Link` should look like too.


129956421-Scalable-Sizing-HTRad-Heat-Crash (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1191 of 1191 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-36.11%25-green.svg)


Haha, that's what I figured :)


Thank you!


[R/eigen.R:57:10:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/eigen.R#L57) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘irlba’**
```r
    L <- irlba(x, n, ...)
         ^~~~~
```
[R/eigen.R:60:8:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/eigen.R#L60) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘irlba’**
```r
  L <- irlba(x, n, ...)
       ^~~~~
```
[R/eigen.R:68:8:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/eigen.R#L68) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘irlba’**
```r
  L <- irlba(x, n, shift=shift, ...)
       ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:260:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L260) *warning:* **local variable ‘algorithm’ assigned but may not be used**
```r
    algorithm = "svd"
    ^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:260:15:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L260) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
    algorithm = "svd"
              ^
```
[R/irlba.R:292:14:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L292) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
      RND <- orthog(RND, v$v)
             ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:293:30:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L293) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
      RV <- cbind(v$v, RND / norm2(RND))
                             ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:327:9:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L327) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
      if(tol * ans$d[1] < eps) warning("convergence criterion below machine epsilon")
        ^
```
[R/irlba.R:393:10:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L393) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
    F <- orthog(F, V[, 1:k])
         ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:394:23:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L394) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
    V[, k + 1] <- F / norm2(F)
                      ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:416:26:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L416) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
      V[, 1] <- V[, 1] / norm2(V[, 1])
                         ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:448:40:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L448) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘cross’, Did you mean 'class'?**
```r
      W[, j_w] <- W[, j_w] - ds * drop(cross(dv, VJ)) * du
                                       ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:454:17:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L454) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
      W[, j] <- orthog (W[, j, drop=FALSE], W[, 1:(j - 1), drop=FALSE])
                ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:457:10:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L457) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
    S <- norm2(W[, j_w, drop=FALSE])
         ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:463:32:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L463) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
      if (w_dim > 1) W[, j] <- orthog(W[, j], W[, 1:(j - 1)])
                               ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:464:30:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L464) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
      W[, j_w] <- W[, j_w] / norm2(W[, j_w])
                             ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:484:12:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L484) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
      F <- orthog(F, V[, 1:j, drop=FALSE])
           ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:487:14:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L487) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
        R <- norm2(F)
             ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:492:16:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L492) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
          F <- orthog(F, V[, 1:j, drop=FALSE])
               ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:493:29:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L493) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
          V[, j + 1] <- F / norm2(F)
                            ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:523:48:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L523) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘cross’, Did you mean 'class'?**
```r
          W[, jp1_w] <- W[, jp1_w] - ds * drop(cross(dv, VJP1)) * du
                                               ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:530:48:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L530) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
        if (reorth && w_dim > 1) W[, j + 1] <- orthog(W[, j + 1], W[, 1:j])
                                               ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:531:14:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L531) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
        S <- norm2(W[, jp1_w])
             ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:536:40:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L536) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
          if (w_dim > 1) W[, j + 1] <- orthog(W[, j + 1], W[, 1:j])
                                       ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:537:38:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L537) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
          W[, jp1_w] <- W[, jp1_w] / norm2(W[, jp1_w])
                                     ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:557:12:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L557) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
    R_F <- norm2(F)
           ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:620:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/irlba.R#L620) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
  if(tol * d[1] < eps) warning("convergence criterion below machine epsilon")
    ^
```
[R/prcomp.R:84:16:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/prcomp.R#L84) *warning:* **no visible binding for global variable ‘irlba’**
```r
  s <- do.call(irlba, args=args)
               ^~~~~
```
[R/utility.R:19:13:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/R/utility.R#L19) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘cross’, Did you mean 'class'?**
```r
  drop(sqrt(cross(x)))
            ^~~~~
```
[tests/edge.R:30:19:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/e1fb240b02ed84d2f23f61fc48bafb30073c0a9e/tests/edge.R#L30) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
for (tol in 10 ^ -(7:12))
                  ^
```


RE: 06-linear_algebra.md
cc: @lucdemortier @reshamametis @aramnath @gfsoileau @julialintern @galvin-mj

Hello @rrdesai

Nice work on the linear algebra problems!

👍


abstract работает только в абстрактных классах.


👍  You're welcome!


In the DOM the use-case is usually styling a parent of your link, which is doable w/ this:

```js
const ListLink = ({ to, className, activeClassName, ...rest }) => (
  <Match to={to}>
    {({ matched }) => (
      <li className={className + (matched ? ' '+activeClassName : '')}>
        <Link to={to} {...rest}/>
      </li>
    )}
  </Match>
)
```


the level of the non tuner has to be 7-tuner level, not equal to the tuner level
also, I left out the trapmonster part on purpose, there is non and I don't think there will ever be a trapmonster that is special summoned from the extra deck^^


THis will derp your stuff


Shit. Thanks man.


Great job keeping your CSS so readable and organized!


Making the upgrade work for me also required these changes:
```
 -    "rxjs": "5.0.0-beta.11"
 +    "rxjs": "5.0.0-beta.12"
 -    "zone.js": "^0.6.21",
 +    "zone.js": "^0.6.23",
 -    "angular2-in-memory-web-api": "0.0.19",
 +   "angular2-in-memory-web-api": "0.0.20",
```


Great to see the comments in here to keep it clean!


Js


How can you use css instead of the `align` attribute to achieve the same effect?


Great job using an array for this and keeping it readable!


[R/eigen.R:57:10:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/eigen.R#L57) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘irlba’**
```r
    L <- irlba(x, n, ...)
         ^~~~~
```
[R/eigen.R:60:8:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/eigen.R#L60) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘irlba’**
```r
  L <- irlba(x, n, ...)
       ^~~~~
```
[R/eigen.R:68:8:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/eigen.R#L68) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘irlba’**
```r
  L <- irlba(x, n, shift=shift, ...)
       ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:260:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L260) *warning:* **local variable ‘algorithm’ assigned but may not be used**
```r
    algorithm = "svd"
    ^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:260:15:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L260) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
    algorithm = "svd"
              ^
```
[R/irlba.R:292:14:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L292) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
      RND <- orthog(RND, v$v)
             ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:293:30:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L293) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
      RV <- cbind(v$v, RND / norm2(RND))
                             ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:327:9:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L327) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
      if(tol * ans$d[1] < eps) warning("convergence criterion below machine epsilon")
        ^
```
[R/irlba.R:393:10:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L393) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
    F <- orthog(F, V[, 1:k])
         ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:394:23:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L394) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
    V[, k + 1] <- F / norm2(F)
                      ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:416:26:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L416) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
      V[, 1] <- V[, 1] / norm2(V[, 1])
                         ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:448:40:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L448) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘cross’, Did you mean 'class'?**
```r
      W[, j_w] <- W[, j_w] - ds * drop(cross(dv, VJ)) * du
                                       ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:454:17:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L454) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
      W[, j] <- orthog (W[, j, drop=FALSE], W[, 1:(j - 1), drop=FALSE])
                ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:457:10:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L457) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
    S <- norm2(W[, j_w, drop=FALSE])
         ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:463:32:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L463) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
      if (w_dim > 1) W[, j] <- orthog(W[, j], W[, 1:(j - 1)])
                               ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:464:30:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L464) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
      W[, j_w] <- W[, j_w] / norm2(W[, j_w])
                             ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:484:12:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L484) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
      F <- orthog(F, V[, 1:j, drop=FALSE])
           ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:487:14:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L487) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
        R <- norm2(F)
             ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:492:16:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L492) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
          F <- orthog(F, V[, 1:j, drop=FALSE])
               ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:493:29:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L493) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
          V[, j + 1] <- F / norm2(F)
                            ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:523:48:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L523) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘cross’, Did you mean 'class'?**
```r
          W[, jp1_w] <- W[, jp1_w] - ds * drop(cross(dv, VJP1)) * du
                                               ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:530:48:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L530) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
        if (reorth && w_dim > 1) W[, j + 1] <- orthog(W[, j + 1], W[, 1:j])
                                               ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:531:14:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L531) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
        S <- norm2(W[, jp1_w])
             ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:536:40:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L536) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘orthog’**
```r
          if (w_dim > 1) W[, j + 1] <- orthog(W[, j + 1], W[, 1:j])
                                       ^~~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:537:38:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L537) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
          W[, jp1_w] <- W[, jp1_w] / norm2(W[, jp1_w])
                                     ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:557:12:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L557) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘norm2’, Did you mean 'norm'?**
```r
    R_F <- norm2(F)
           ^~~~~
```
[R/irlba.R:620:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/irlba.R#L620) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
  if(tol * d[1] < eps) warning("convergence criterion below machine epsilon")
    ^
```
[R/prcomp.R:84:16:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/prcomp.R#L84) *warning:* **no visible binding for global variable ‘irlba’**
```r
  s <- do.call(irlba, args=args)
               ^~~~~
```
[R/utility.R:19:13:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/R/utility.R#L19) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘cross’, Did you mean 'class'?**
```r
  drop(sqrt(cross(x)))
            ^~~~~
```
[tests/edge.R:30:19:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/51d3000195b8192ed15e6ee854e9f1472034ec0d/tests/edge.R#L30) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
for (tol in 10 ^ -(7:12))
                  ^
```


Excellent use of comments throughout!


Great to see you using a switch statement even though we didn't go over it in class!


Yeah, Paul was excited all day talking about what was going to be number 1000.

:)


great work!


Вообще ДАО используют в связке с базой данных. И тут прописывают методы работы с этой базой Пример 9.4 http://javatutor.net/articles/j2ee-pattern-data-access-object


My only real feedback on the JS would be encourage you to think about how you could refactor this based off of our conversation on Wed..I think it'd be beneficial for you to write out the pseudocode and sketch a plan, even if you don't implement it.  Not to overload your plate, but if you wanted to continue on this site/project, those would be good next steps.


roomId как бы говорит нам, что мы ищем комнату с таким id
 У тебя метод возвращает то, что ты только что создал  id, 0, 0, null, null, null


I went with a hard `16px` there because the rem math started to get into a funk floating point.


Yes. Thanks! https://github.com/lambdalisue/vim-gita/issues/135


Better to impl this: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/error/trait.Error.html


fart is short for fat arrow.


Are you sure you need a special method to interface with dstore/Request instead of dstore/Memory?   Last time I checked, you could pass a RegExp object into dstore/Request, and it would still work because it would call .toString() on that object, converting it into a string.

If it turns out that you do need customized methods depending on the store, then we should have a dedicated method just to compute the filter (i.e. just to set list.query), without the other calls like `openDropDown()` and `closeDropDown()`.


[R/irlba.R:326:9:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/b78c9d722c1bd1282568e8011ef35f73ae8d4361/R/irlba.R#L326) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
      if(tol * ans$d[1] < eps) warning("convergence criterion below machine epsilon")
        ^
```
[R/irlba.R:619:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/b78c9d722c1bd1282568e8011ef35f73ae8d4361/R/irlba.R#L619) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
  if(tol * d[1] < eps) warning("convergence criterion below machine epsilon")
    ^
```
[tests/edge.R:30:19:](https://github.com/bwlewis/irlba/blob/b78c9d722c1bd1282568e8011ef35f73ae8d4361/tests/edge.R#L30) *style:* **Place a space before left parenthesis, except in a function call.**
```r
for (tol in 10 ^ -(7:12))
                  ^
```


First and foremost, I have to congratulate for your vision. For all iPhone 6 users (and so on) it is a problem now to manipulate Live Photos.

I am calling for help. I am trying to run this CLI in El Capitan and I cannot find the binary to put in /usr/local/bin. Of course, when I put the whole directory, an error occurs. I used the binary included in the LiveLover.app, but frameworks are missing and stops again.

Is there a way to grab this binary somewhere?

**This is the only and more simple tool we have found in the whole Internet to merge a JPEG and a MOV as a Live Photo**. I simply cannot understand how is it possible that Adobe doesn't implement a feature like yours bundled in their apps (Lightroom, etc).


FixTransitionRules (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2333 of 2336 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I see. But it seems that all our code are using 2-column indentation right now. That's also what's used in google coding style:
https://google.github.io/styleguide/cppguide.html

It might be better to change the clang-format file?


Failed to compile "TortoiseProc".

Missing library "libsvn_tsvn32.lib".

Where I can get the library mentioned above?

Thank you.


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2174


Request received; should be processed within 2 minutes.
Note: No deliverable specified, using latest.


5 passing, 4 failing
Name of first spec to fail: /echo/:id/  Should be able to properly echo a valid message


The bootstrap issue you found should now be fixed by [commit 0f88925](https://github.com/jcbeaudoin/MKCL/commit/0f8892523553338f743cb02f3bf3dac798f18e18).


Parou de funcionar ?


FixTransitionRules (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1190 of 1190 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Go ahead and merge this into master, and then it goes onto staging. Then we use Heroku to migrate it to production.


You're welcome to this and more.  A little attribution of some kind
would be more welcome.

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Right. I added the documentation in 82e329f.


makingPrettyTransition (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1190 of 1190 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Businesses

- # 1 - All I can say is, you took this merge to another level.
- # 4 - Nice job on the heatmap (you're one of two students who got this)

Morbid

- # 7 - Nice job digging deeper into the data :)

Less Morbid

- # 3/4 - Again, awesome job digging deeper and not just taking the question at face value.

Follow up: Were there any specific questions you had that I can help with besides the Instagram extra credit, which I know you and Sinan had a chance to chat about?


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2063


Ah jeeze, good catch...


This change introduces a compiler warning:

```/Users/slava/new/swift/lib/Serialization/DeserializeSIL.cpp:763:11: warning: enumeration values 'DebugValueInst' and 'DebugValueAddrInst' not handled in switch [-Wswitch]
  switch ((ValueKind)OpCode) {
          ^
1 warning generated.```

Can you add some cases that just call llvm_unreachable or assert(false) or something?


Meant to title this 'Updated repo description'.


Excellent job using `$(this)`! This is a perfect time to apply this concept. It is great to see you refactoring from your previous code.


curlconverter?


Serving files locally helps prevent style errors from TLS errors on other domains.
Being a DoD-heavy resource, the likelihood of TLS errors due to https-MitM is high.


Great job going for the advanced concept and applying the `forEach` loop.


Font is a bit easier to read.


Would it be possible to bring back at least the IndexedCounter example. I think it's quite common to have a list of things (files under dir, out/in edges from/to nodes in graph etc.). I personally use this pattern everyday and find it quite useful.


opkg problems updating Python or just reverting because ATV did?


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2020


Since we are clicking on "add cart" in the following line, we can get rid of this.


oops, i totally missed that this doesn't handle the case where db_options_.wal_dir == dbname_


Damn @tgisg you picked another beefy one to tackle. That's what I like about you; you never shy away from a challenge.


Any reason why we aren't doing ```visit cart_path``` here?


And where in this function you see global variables? Do you know anything about C/C++? Please don't disgrace yourself.


Same as above, any reason to actually click on the link vs ```visit cart_path```?


FixTransitionRules (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2336 of 2336 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Please comment where need to be changed


# StreamThermal

For the full documentation of the package and an application on association between stream temperature and fish, please read:
[StreamThermal: A Software Package for Calculating Thermal Metrics from Stream Temperature Data](http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/03632415.2016.1210517)

StreamThermal version synthesizes daily average, maximum, and/or minimum stream temperature records into 267 possible stream thermal metrics for a time period of interest, including months or seasons, which may be user-defined).  Metrics are listed in Table 1 and are grouped into five different categories describing different aspects of stream thermal regimes. To identify these categories as well as specific metrics in each category, we incorporated information from recent publications on stream thermal regimes (e.g., Chu, 2010, Olden and Naiman 2010, Arismendi 2013) and based on expert opinion.  Magnitude metrics characterize monthly and seasonal average, maximum, and minimum temperatures from daily temperatures, as well as 3, 7, 14, 21, and 30-day moving averages for mean and maximum daily temperatures.  Variability metrics summarize monthly and seasonal range in daily mean temperatures, as well as monthly coefficient of variation of daily mean, maximum, and minimum, temperatures.  Variability metrics also summarize moving averages for daily ranges and moving variability in extreme temperatures, which is calculated from differences in average high and low temperatures over various time periods.  Frequency metrics indicate number of days in months or seasons that key events exceed user-defined temperatures of interest.  Timing metrics indicate Julian days of key events including mean, maximum, and minimum temperatures; they also indicate Julian days of mean, maximum, and minimum values over moving windows.  The final category, rate of change includes just two metrics.  For months or seasons, rate of change indicates the difference in magnitude of maximum and minimum temperatures divided by the number of days between these events (following Chu et al. 2010). In all categories, the months that are included in the calculation of seasonal metrics can be defined by users.
To use StreamThermal to calculate stream thermal metrics, the date, maximum daily temperature, minimum daily temperature, and mean daily temperature must be assembled for at least one month of data from a single year.  Records must be assembled in the order listed above, formatted as four columns of data frame in R  If multiple years of data are available, metrics will be calculated based on averages across years.  Missing records are allowed within the dataset, and StreamThermal will calculate metrics for a time period of interest provided data are available for two-thirds of that time and provided that there is not a gap of records of more than 5 days in length. Metrics are calculated in groupings (Table 1), and R provides output in a data frame format.
The package is attached with this paper and can be downloaded from github, repository “StreamThermal” in account: tsangyp.

###To install this package in R

install.packages("devtools")

library(devtools)

install_github('StreamThermal','tsangyp')

library(StreamThermal)

###List of functions
T_magnitude

T_variability

T_frequency

T_timing

T_rateofchange


link to Fisheries paper and add a simple document for installation


I recommend replicating the ```order/show.html.erb``` code for this. I think we should try to turn that into a partial because there are two places now where we need to see an individual order.


Hopefully you can see a little bit where I'm going with this. This has the GUI started, mostly since the only thing the board class would be good for is calling the addToColumn method and maybe overwriting toString() in command line, so I wouldn't have much to do until we were ready for GUI.


ddddddd


I get excited when we add new routes.


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

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


Thanks, I didn't think about that. Fixed in next [commit](https://github.com/usakhelo/FreeCAD/commit/bf86567d7828065ed5d8b4dd3d3b20b1d7621c42) (presumably)


Meh, 我的朋友啊，你肯定是暴力 merge 了……


asdasd


@christopherthielen Thanks for this! when are you planning to release a new version with this changes? Really looking forward to it to **finally** stabilize my project into `angular 2.0.0` :D Thanks again!


好像更新了很多东西


Everything looks excellent! It would be cool to see you go for the bonuses and perhaps attempt the `switch` statement instead of a `if/else` block.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1881kalabo](https://1881kalabo-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/kalabox](https://1881kalabo-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/kalabox)
- [docs/local-development](https://1881kalabo-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/local-development)
- [source/docs/assets/images/kalabox-action-pull.png](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/02db6d29239d57e06a98ead195abb335a5fb369a/source/docs/assets/images/kalabox-action-pull.png)
- [source/docs/assets/images/kalabox-action-push.png](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/02db6d29239d57e06a98ead195abb335a5fb369a/source/docs/assets/images/kalabox-action-push.png)
- [source/docs/assets/images/kalabox-add-site.png](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/02db6d29239d57e06a98ead195abb335a5fb369a/source/docs/assets/images/kalabox-add-site.png)


I'm confused about how we are instantiating ```order``` here. My understanding is that ```Order``` is an activerecord object, so to make a new one we'd have to call ```.new``` and then ```.save``` or ```create```. In this context, the way I'm reading the code I'm assuming that ```Order.new(cart_contents)``` is meant to instantiate a PORO (my fav kind of RO). I think we will want a PORO to handle the cart -> order translation. I'm pretty sure calling this object an order will create an error or at least be confusing.


@tgisg Really nice test. Thanks for persevering after our battle against card 24 this afternoon. You are a better person than me in that regard. Looking forward to picking this up with you tomorrow.


> I added DateTime.from_naive/2 that expects the datetime and the timezone. The timezone must be "Etc/UTC" but we have the option to make it general later on once we support tzdata. I have also removed NaiveDateTime.to_unix/1.

That sounds great!

As for the rest I unfortunately haven't had time (hehe) today, but I'll respond Friday.


Hopefully this weekend. I also have some work to do on NgModule support
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love this.


This looks good.


لية السطر دة يا معلم


create


@MingGuangShao 试试这个，很有意思。直接调用有道API翻译文本
[代码](https://github.com/liao1995/LPython/blob/master/translate_it.py)


@kctrlv @susiirwin nice work with this migration / retired functionality.


So it's time to focus on puppyinstaller. I want to bring frugalinstaller and grub4dosconfig to  rootfs-skeleton.

I personally find that the universal and simple method for a frugal install is use a wee bootloader (supports ext2-3-4, ntfs, fat), with an embbeded menu to only find and boot grldr. I use it in my hds and usbs.. it always works.


@kctrlv @susiirwin nice work on getting into some of this styling. Thank you!


Seems like the default value here should be `null`, otherwise [this line](https://github.com/denali-js/denali/blob/master/lib/runtime/action.js#L178) only works because an empty string is falsey, which is the kind of type coercion I'd like to avoid.

Also, the default value isn't `'application'`, strictly speaking. If this serializer property isn't provided, and the response value is not an Error or recognizable Model, then it will fall back to the application serializer. Perhaps we can document the default value as `null`, and reword these inline docs to suggest that this property is really for **forcing** the serializer for a given action. In the normal course of things, I'd expect this to be used sparingly.


RNL_new trans model_with DEB_1.6.1_olve_movement cost


@kctrlv @tgisg @susiirwin I'm wondering if there is testing we want to do on our styling.... don't laugh. Is it worth our time to be super explicit in a feature test about what we want to see in each view? That way if we change something that strays from our wireframes we'll know because a test would fail. By explicit, I'm imagining a bunch of ```has_content```, ```has_css`` etc expectations that really layout what we are expecting to see.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1881kalabo](https://1881kalabo-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/kalabox](https://1881kalabo-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/kalabox)


Extraneous console.log?


RE: 05a-python.md
cc: @lucdemortier @reshamametis @gfsoileau @aramnath @julialintern @galvin-mj

Hello @ramohse

Nice explanations on the first part of this work! Note that the predicate for the primes should be `if all(n % x for x in range(2, min(n, 11)))` rather than `if all(n % x for n in range(2, min(n, 11)))`.

In q6_strings.py:
- The `donuts` function enters an infinite loop if one supplies a non-numeric argument. You need to break out of the `while` loop if the `except` branch is taken.
- In `both_ends`, you don't need the string length to construct `new_s`, since you can write `new_s = s[:2]+s[-2:]`.
- In `verbing`, you can write `s[-3:]` instead of `s[(l-3):]` where `l` is the length of `s`.
- In `front_back`, `len(a)/2` equals 2 for a string `a` of length 5. What you want is `len(a)/2.0`, so as to get 2.5 for `len(a)=5`. Then `math.ceil(len(a)/2.0)` will give you 3.0. Finally, you still need to convert this to an integer in order to be able to slice. So you need `int(math.ceil(len(a)/2.0))`, and the same for string `b`.

In q7_lists.py:
- In `match_ends`, you can replace `w[(len(w) -1)]` by `w[-1]`, and the statement `count = count` in the `else` branch does not do anything...
- In `sort_last`, replace `tup[(len(tup) - 1)]` by `tup[-1]`.

In q8_parsing.py:
- When you open a file for reading only, you might want to specify that: `f = open('football.csv', 'r')`.
- Don't forget to close the `football.csv` file after you are done with it. You have to do this explicitly with a `f.close()` statement. As this is easy to forget, you may prefer to use the construct `with open('football.csv', 'r') as f:`, which does not require explicit closing.

Good work! 👍


(Inspired from 942af2fd5ccb7eba04b7b17afae832a1dce6df51)


ありがとうございます。
テーブル名に関しては複数形が良いですかね！
そしてユーザーを管理するテーブルなので `login` よりも `users` が良いかと思います。

あとは今後のサービス開発する時のことも考えて必ず「created_at」「updated_at」のカラムを追加するようにしましょうか！

また発展としてphpmyadminから必要なカラムに「NOT NULL制約」もつけてみましょう(nameとpasswordかな？)。
こちらまた調べるところからやってみましょう。


@case-eee @s-espinosa Could either of you weigh in on the appropriateness of writing feature tests that check for specific content on a particular view... in pseudo code I'm thinking something like,

visit items_path
within navbar, expect to see x y z
within first div, expect a banner image and some words
within the .items div, expect X number of thumbnails with Y classes

I'm not suggesting that we test buttons, or routes, but merely make assertions about what we want to see on every page.

Is this useful or a waste of time?


What a wonderful shortcut! Thank you @kyunooh !
I'll use your code!


SENT_MESSAGE value does not have an _ / is this on purpose ?


@akhilnarang no, now *samosa* time. 😂


@bsergean nope thats a bug, good catch


Not 1 line of code here is the same...


You can connect your camera to your home Wifi and then in the router you can reserve an ip address for that camera so that it is always the same. Then, you can just provide that ip address as a parameter and it will work through your home network without an extra WiFi adapter.


Not in content, timing, inspiration or anything.  Of course. Right.

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I don't understand why I added this on https://github.com/b2evolution/b2evolution/commit/de05f08f0a2d17757e3ce968cf9d0090724bcac4#diff-18953e7c0e692c6ab67aceaf2f4ff0d7R408 It seems on my copy/paste mistake.
Sorry for that and thank you for the fix.


what are the changes made for lwip-1.4.1_patched.7z , (ie why is it patched version) , all the abstractions/interfaces are already made in the os various folder ?


makingPrettyTransition (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2329 of 2336 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

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

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Again, not 1 line of code was the same...
If it merited attribution, then this is an example of what I would of done:
https://github.com/openemr/openemr/commit/48ade3f9c971bdab5dddfe598c7e6654fa1c55b7


I'm sorry...Apparently I still couldn't figure it out...mind giving me the
instruction...

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Actually we don't need it anymore since we share utils on all distributions ... thanks. I made some cleaning because of this note:
https://github.com/igorpecovnik/lib/commit/4c54309b7b1c681817dfc733d26ccf56b08aedf3


@Aetles I was just keeping it on par with the [Foundation Zurb Template](https://github.com/zurb/foundation-zurb-template). Couldn't find much about why it's set to false in the issues in the foundation-sites repo. Have you experimented with the default (auto) setting or setting it to true? Sounds like it might be useful.


Great job on the `for` loop. Next time try to remember to declare the variable `i`  like `var i` above the loop or something like
```
for (var i = 0; i < cities.length; i++)
```

When you don't declare it it is called polluting the global scope and is not the best practice.


Thank you for saying like that :D


実はもうひとつ(おそらくnameカラムに)制約をかける必要があります。それはlogin.phpを修正しつつ気づいた段階でつけてみましょう。


Should be ``${platform.version}``.


they are supported now, I just had reliability issues with 8.4


I'm commenting here because this does not need a PR.
Need to remove the Return key on this line because the player 1 is shooting and jumping at the same time.
Thanks.


I do not see noticeable compilation improvement with this patch.


I assumed we were all on the same page regarding sharing of ideas and code. Let me know if this assumption is incorrect.


makingPrettyTransition (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1763 of 1764 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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

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Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2051


this is the main change to make getStatus returen a promise, in that way it will wait until the status being check before make the next check!


this looks like solving the "$.widget is not a function" problem


make next step until the promise returned, I think this solve the problem


On these two there is missing playerinfo these get loaded from db. Insteas of return 0 get the info from playerinfo


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2196


Hi @mathieu-benoit ,
Got it. I guess(Most Probably) due to indirection part of error is missing here. I have some probable check in mind , which i will try in couple of days & discuss here to see if we can include it by next release sprint which will be in 2-3 weeks time.

I hope that's OK

Thanks
Rohit


Hey,

hatte das damals mit Absicht nicht mit Hilfsmitteln wie tinyPNG oder so verkleinert, da dann meiner Meinung die farblichen Abstufungen im Hintergrund verstärkt zu sehen waren.


Changed access modifiers for non-private methods to package private.


Great job with comments and pseudocoding!


You are doing very well and seem to be understanding all the material. Perhaps try some of the bonus challenges :)


This is copy pasta. I only know what breaks when I remove it. (See above.)


まずはパスワードの暗号化を無視した作りで制作していきましょうか。

おそらく「userのid」はユーザー自身が知らない場合もあります(福岡さんも自身のidを知っているサービスはあまりないのではないでしょうか)。なのでログイン時に送る値としては適切ではないかもしれませんね。

ログイン時によくある送る値としては、「ユーザー名 or メールアドレス」 + 「パスワード」ではないでしょうか。
今福岡さんが作られたテーブルにはユーザー名のカラムがあるのでそちらにしましょうか(メールアドレスのカラムを追加しても良いですよ！)。ここあたりは掲示板と同じく仕様の問題ですね。新しいサービスを作るときは、よくあるサービスを観察してみると仕様のヒントが得られるかもしれません。

ここからはまずは福岡さんの中でログインのイメージを作ってほしいです(暗号化は無視して)。

ゴールだけ書きます。

ログイン機能のゴールとしては、

- 送られてきたユーザー名から取得したユーザーのパスワードと、送られてきたパスワードが一致すればログインできる。

ということになります。

まずは以上の機能を作った上で、以下の設定をしてみましょう。

- 送られてきたユーザー名から取得できるユーザーが複数いたら困ってしまうので、ユーザー名は一意でなければなりません(ユーザー名から一件のユーザーを特定できる)。

以下でもコメントとして付け足したことですが、その制約に関しては調べてみましょう。
https://github.com/hdfukuoka1985/phptrainning/commit/b73430127ca8a31d1489f9ea8249983549905212


Thanks for the notice @hkozachkov .
I assume that you're using TX1, which I don't have.
I [now confirmed](http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?s=b2fee8b7ae7c7b6c5a2c2c2884637cd7&p=356064&postcount=4) that NVCC on TK1 has both ```__arm__``` and ```__GNUC__``` macro predefined.
I probably should put ```!defined (__NVCC__)``` at this place.


Scripts for post-processing


Man those darn double semi-colons!


Updated code with review comments.
Squashing and merging.


Getting this error after this commit:

```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "pokecli.py", line 841, in <module>
    main()
  File "pokecli.py", line 200, in main
    bot.tick()
  File "/home/dibyendu/PokemonGo/PokemonGo-Bot-Dev/PokemonGo-Bot/pokemongo_bot/__init__.py", line 713, in tick
    if worker.work() == WorkerResult.RUNNING:
  File "/home/dibyendu/PokemonGo/PokemonGo-Bot-Dev/PokemonGo-Bot/pokemongo_bot/cell_workers/transfer_pokemon.py", line 30, in work
    self._release_pokemon_worst_in_group(group, pokemon_name)
  File "/home/dibyendu/PokemonGo/PokemonGo-Bot-Dev/PokemonGo-Bot/pokemongo_bot/cell_workers/transfer_pokemon.py", line 59, in _release_pokemon_worst_in_group
    pokemon_name)
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

```


This isn't quite being used, let alone making sense as to why the ids are all the same value of `0`. Could you clarify what their use is?


main() doesn't take an int and string. I am way too tired to deal with this now:
`int main(ULONG,PCCH [])': cannot convert argument 2 from 'char **' to 'PCCH []`


Hi Daniel,

I've just done a new PR referring to gh-pages instead of rawgit. Hope this is fine now :-)

Thanks again and have a nice day :-)

S.


This did make things faster but still slower than no opp (down from 30% slower to 17% slower)...

should we just ignore opp completely if speed is the #1 priority?


Awesome, thanks also for the quick response. It's great to use packages that are so properly maintained.


Thanks! I just merged it :)


I *assume* you just said that there was no relationship.  I am looking
at this because I received five different emails about this, as folks
found it amusing...I don't troll this repo.  I would gladly grab
anything from anywhere legal to help the project, but I would *never*
*ever* do anything but slap the label "I stole this from X" on it.

And I said you are welcome when you said Thank You.  I thought that was
credit enough.

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FixTransitionRules (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1763 of 1764 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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see https://reviews.facebook.net/D64029


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

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nits about docker-compose.yml

 * you can use `extends: a1` for deduplication (example: https://github.com/aphyr/jepsen/blob/36a5019c3b7a10371336d2c58b9752770f313de6/docker/docker-compose.yml#L21)

* you can specify `hostname` then you don't need to specify IP addresses?


makingPrettyTransition (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2327 of 2336 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

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

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@andreabedini  the line throws a `UnicodeEncodeError` on all strings containing non ascii characters. `str` is a bytestring in python 2.

I did not know numpydoc existed. Is there a reason we are not just depending on (pip installing) that?


[Your benchmark job](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/commit/ec3d29e66716069b104226a170b13a759e7f5328#commitcomment-19048221) has completed - possible performance regressions were detected. A full report can be found [here](https://github.com/JuliaCI/BaseBenchmarkReports/blob/bb9b122cc7e47b28c1158f0c11a57b10f68fd76d/daily_2016_9_16/report.md). cc @jrevels


#5853-Fancoil-cold/hot-water-control-failed-warnings (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This actually also closed #7


@prabhjyotsingh  can we make this a relative number, say number of deps* 1000 ..?
What do u think?
Let me know, if it sounds good,  can create a PR for it


@mbadams5 !


Thanks, I'll follow your advice in the coming version.


Hi, this is a test.


No, not really but I believe it was by accident that the two columnns had equal width. I will revert the change to horizontal layout for the portrait/landscape combo


#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
{
       printf("hello-world\n")；
}


Now it works both on Windows and Ubuntu #11934 :)


#5853-Fancoil-cold/hot-water-control-failed-warnings (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2368 of 2370 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.

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Unity 5.4で作成


Fixes #2


Ok. Thank you.


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2198


Perhaps it was wrong to change it in the master, I was not sure, because english is the reference.
But "enhanced" is much better than "other" and is often used to show possibilities, the normal users don't need.


What is the use of this? If you really want a visualization with a different aspect ratio, why not just scale the output  of the square one?


component test test_egress_fw_rules.py results including 2 new test cases.
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Test By-default the communication from guest n/w to public n/w is NOT allowed. ... === TestName: test_01_1_egress_fr1 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test egress rule with /32 CIDR of a VM, and check other VM in the ... === TestName: test_01_2_egress_fr1 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test By-default the communication from guest n/w to public n/w is allowed. ... === TestName: test_01_egress_fr1 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Allow Communication using Egress rule with CIDR + Port Range + Protocol. ... === TestName: test_02_1_egress_fr2 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Allow Communication using Egress rule with /32 CIDR + Port Range + Protocol. ... === TestName: test_02_2_egress_fr2 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Allow Communication using Egress rule with CIDR + Port Range + Protocol. ... === TestName: test_02_egress_fr2 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Communication blocked with network that is other than specified ... === TestName: test_03_1_egress_fr3 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Communication blocked with network that is other than specified ... === TestName: test_03_egress_fr3 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Create Egress rule without CIDR ... === TestName: test_06_1_egress_fr6 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Create Egress rule without CIDR ... === TestName: test_06_egress_fr6 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Create Egress rule without End Port ... === TestName: test_07_1_egress_fr7 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Create Egress rule without End Port ... === TestName: test_07_egress_fr7 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Delete Egress rule ... === TestName: test_09_1_egress_fr9 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Delete Egress rule ... === TestName: test_09_egress_fr9 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Reboot Router ... === TestName: test_12_1_egress_fr12 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Reboot Router ... === TestName: test_12_egress_fr12 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Redundant Router : Master failover ... === TestName: test_13_1_egress_fr13 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok
Test Redundant Router : Master failover ... === TestName: test_13_egress_fr13 | Status : SUCCESS ===
ok

----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 18 tests in 4385.635s

OK


关于vps 64 ; pass 64 动态链接的问题.
gox 已经有人报过,也有解决方案.
https://github.com/mitchellh/gox/issues/55

1)
setting the environment variable CGO_ENABLED=0 will make all binaries, including the native one, static. I tested this on go 1.5 and 1.6. I assume the behavior won't change for a while.

Example:

$ **env CGO_ENABLED=0** gox -os='linux darwin' -arch='amd64 ppc64le' ./...

或
2)
We're just calling go build with no additional flags. We export flags such as ldflags so you can customize this and probably unify the behavior.

gox -ldflags="-s"


There seems to be a bit of a war between my editors (on Windows and Debian). The actual changes are in line 9 (channel.py) and 62 (connection.py).


They're probably going to tell you to use single quotes if you submit this PR.


Fixed.


Yes, I've wondered about this. I work on both Windows and Linux, so if I just keep the binaries then I can't use them on the other OS. But if I've got the sources then I can build the packages on both OSs.

My projects often span a few years, so quite a bit can change in the packages I use. I've been bitten by that a few times. So keeping track of the package versions is something I'm keen on. It does add quite a bit of bulk to the compendium though.

An alternative approach that I'm currently looking into is the [`checkpoint`](https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/checkpoint/vignettes/checkpoint.html) package. This can download sources for specific package versions, unlike CRAN with always delivers the most recent. That would avoid having to store all the package files locally. However, I also often work offline, so having the package sources with me is useful. So I'm still a bit up in the air about the best solution to the problem of managing package versions. What's your experience with this?


#5853-Fancoil-cold/hot-water-control-failed-warnings (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1188 of 1190 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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YES!

Let's hangout tomorrow need to tell you a few things, some philosophical.

Thank you!


#5853-Fancoil-cold/hot-water-control-failed-warnings (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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> @andreabedini the line throws a UnicodeEncodeError on all strings containing non ascii characters. str is a bytestring in python 2.

yeah but where do those strings come from? I thought it was just our docs. This is likely the same issue as #514 but in numpydoc (I am assuming `doc` in the code is some numpydoc object).


But please don't add default, please add cases for each specific case. (We want to keep this switch covered).


Hi,humans.How are you?


#5853-Fancoil-cold/hot-water-control-failed-warnings (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2329 of 2336 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.

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reste des commentaires


Thanks a lot!
Just remaining a few comments


debug message?


Stil u are asuming that someone has god computer and those files will be parsed in in time for SortQuestDB, also on faster computers this can be done much faster than 1s.

As for RecordQuestLog i didnt test it... so we should find better way to find out when to run this function.


I complete compile to the end but face one last error when it generate zip file. let me post
the log and hopefully you can help me. Thanks


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2155


pozdrav

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Yeah. I was going to PR, but there was no applicable branch.


Ok


Напиши что понравилось, вместе сделаем игру лучше!


Hi Julia,

Any reason we are using string comparison? I suppose earlier implementation with sort content does the same thing. The reason we need to avoid the string comparison to get the different types of data is because it is little inefficient and error prone. We are essentially iterating over the same response again which we don't require as such. Please do let me know if I missed something in previous implementation because with this string comparison our unit test for this unit is going to fail.


Alright. Too bad. So there is only the joystick code and opencv using COM, right? What if the joystick code is commented out?


The error:

```
 File "/tom/PyTables/doc/sphinxext/numpydoc.py", line 45, in mangle_docstrings
    lines[:] = str(doc).split("\n")
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\u2019' in position 1550: ordinal not in range(128)
```
Yes, I agree, it is the same type of error (unicode to bytestring) as the referenced issue.

Unicode 2019 is a single quote (right apostrophe). So that's probably abundant in docstrings.

numpydoc basically handles this the same way: [numpydoc.py:L82](https://github.com/numpy/numpydoc/blob/master/numpydoc/numpydoc.py#L82)


@nschucky Yeah... Great to see this one here :-)


Why China's of legend league can not be used？
Hope to be able to get a reply thank you very much.


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2202


Fixes #15


Weird: this version already exists.


Fixes #11


Adds to #11


ok nice


again:
"not 1 line of code was the same..."

btw, Terry/Tony have brought in exact copies of our code commits into your fork without attribution and we have raised no issues with this. Either you are posturing to garner attention or you are simply not on the same page regarding sharing of ideas and code; either way, it is a bummer to see this behavior.

On a positive note, it's pretty awesome that at least 5 different folks are watching the OpenEMR codebase in that short amount of time; thanks for that compliment.


> Unicode 2019 is a single quote (right apostrophe). So that's probably abundant in docstrings.

ah! gotcha! :)


Is there a way we can tweak the `julia` processes entitlements instead of having a duplicate executable?


Id: 227051954


Seeder files should definitely be in git repo and should not be ignored


@koradiavatsal How about some  vada-pav?


Remove Glob needed


grrr, thanks Marius!


err wait, why? :)


Non interactive version of shopping list with form (non functional), list items (including strikethrough item) and CSS.


FTR all other deps are using project.version and this project is in platform.


Annnd were is this code without mention or attribution that Mr. Tony has
fast-forward committed?  The short amount of time and the code watching
is you, which is indeed fine...  We rather like the fact that you are
picking up stuff from the LibreHealth organization, and think it is
funny that you are doing the lone-wolf merges to your master branch
before the Libre gang has gone through the process of review and
approval...within minutes. Sticking to your story, while denying on
proposed merits, and still deflecting.  The code is F60.2.

Go ahead.  Have the last word....That is a Cluster B as well.

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yes I did face that error. Now I just add custom toolchain support. Thanks


Ah, right, it's there too. I was just looking at the .babelrc for foundation-sites, forgot about the template.

I don't know enough about babel, therefore I was curious, I'm trying to understand more. I see that it was introduced to the template in https://github.com/zurb/foundation-zurb-template/commit/85694e713bbbc485c2d4247fdd98b8081204b2ae. (And no, I haven't experimented with the setting myself.)


Good enough answer.  I may look into a better way though.


@thbar Sorry for long response. But I made this pull request because I was seeing doubled function runs at times (so a task scheduled for every minute would occasionally run twice in a minute). I think it might have to do with the Process.send_after not being exact.


Ask Tony and Terry. Sorry, I am not going to bite at this. Just very disappointing to see this behavior.


xjbvjdd


sdfsdfs


actually second commit before the test run


[TEST] fixed failing tests
- fixed expected values


```
CREATE TABLE fp LIKE footprints;
ALTER TABLE fp ADD COLUMN date date NOT NULL, ADD UNIQUE INDEX unique_per_day (user_id,owner_id,date), ADD INDEX user_id (user_id);
REPLACE INTO fp SELECT id, user_id, owner_id, created_at, DATE(created_at) FROM footprints WHERE id <= 500000;
RENAME TABLE footprints TO footprints_old, fp TO footprints;
```


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#519


#5853-Fancoil-cold/hot-water-control-failed-warnings (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2333 of 2336 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.

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#5853-Fancoil-cold/hot-water-control-failed-warnings (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1761 of 1764 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I too initially thought about `nosOfDeps*n second`, but download time depends on internet speed and size of dependencies and then some of dependencies may require some other/more dependencies (internally). Hence, settled for 2 sec poll. What do you think ?


as


Wasn't this already tested somehow?


getting error while uploading file


os_2_0_develop_linux (macumber) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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That's racist against poles


His 15.2.2 version doesn't include this for whatever reason. Likely he pulled the changes after compiling his local changes.


Why not all occurences of this constant were removed in this commit?


Error spotted! (reminder for me)


os_2_0_develop_linux (macumber) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@davidaurelio Really nice work!


I was thinking about trying the opposite since this looks so bad, yes ;)


please explain furtherly


I do not know. Best place for your question is official forum. Or you can use diff against patched and original versions.


Можно вынести в константу...?


Nå ser det bedre ut. Validerer ihht. XSD. check_if_same_ids-skriptet gir heller ingen feil nå.

Sjekker inn ny versjon av validate.linq som ikke laster ned XSDer over nettverket, da skal den funke på din maskin også.


Since you're the main developer it's your call, but I would advise you to use a bit more explicit commit logs to make the git history easier (and more interesting) to read, especially when not on GitHub.

"fixes #33" does not give much information to people who are not on GitHub and able to click the hyperlink to see what the issue was in a new tab.

On the other hand, "Ungrab mouse when leaving the window (fixes #33)" would be much more readable :)


Especially since what I suggested as title could only be inferred by reading the code. You might have chosen to fix #33 differently, e.g. by removing mouse grabbing altogether as @IBPX had mentioned.


Please omit those comments. We are in the SCM era and that stuff is recorded in the file's history when used properly.


These changes are already part of Christian's PR.


The changes in this file are already part of Christian's PR.


Just curious, what's the reasoning for the format change?


I've been messing around trying to remove DX and COM code for testing. The result is a branch in my repo. I thought it might be helpful to you @sthalik


We should probably follow the standard Rails CRUD routing patterns and make this a `delete` http verb. It's common to route this to a controller action call `destroy`. http://guides.rubyonrails.org/routing.html#crud-verbs-and-actions


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We should probably follow the standard Rails CRUD routing patterns and make this a delete http verb. It's common to route this to a controller action call destroy. http://guides.rubyonrails.org/routing.html#crud-verbs-and-actions


@hasleif where is the test coverage for this change


will check back in +1 year to verify


I tried with ONE_PLY in my previous test which failed yellow:
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/57d0ff2e0ebc59030fbe5068


Okay, I changed the commit log entry.


12-09-2016 06:58:27 EDT


Stale dependency, right ?


I didn't mean to rewrite history, just as a tip for future commits. It looks like you rebased to change the commit log, but then merged that new commit on top of the remote, so you now have 3 commits for this change ;)


bonjour tout mond


I notice `current_user.feeds` 4 times. How would you dry it up?


Does it build using stack and `>= 1.0 & & < 1.1` as a constraint?


Reverted for now, because ATV did.

New image build was ok and working without issue's, but I did not have a chance to do an online update test, before our nightly build server run and didn't want to risk any problems.


lol 101 commits


Thanks a lot for all of your replies, that's a lot of useful stuff! I'll definitely be looking into xpcc, hadn't come across that yet. I'm looking especially forward to see how xpcc handles interrupts; I had quite a touch time coming up with a (now very) clean way of allowing classes to define interrupt handlers, yet have them be statically known at compile time so avr-gcc can fully inline them.

I'll keep you posted!


Well well, I think I should leave my hands off for a moment ;)


Yes, it's OK.


@dira I could have created a helper method.


Sorry for the trouble, but there has been another issue that required me to publish another hotfix. 😞 😿
@InfernoZeus @scowalt @NGMarmaduke
Thanks a lot!


No you are not in platform here. You should change all the ${project.version} you introduced with ${platform.version}.


For this case, we sync the new feed to different folder and try it before.
You must only change the feed adresses within you opkg configs.
After testing we copy to new feed to the correct URL.
So we can try the feed with updates on some boxes, but without crashing the images of all users.


Ah, I suspected TS, but I wasn't aware of the as-syntax. I'm very new to this.. Thanks for clarifying!


@ipersoft do you like this style? :-)


@iurevych if you wanted not to update version on docs page you should have modified `integration\docs.version` file


I on't know the reasons why numpydoc is vendored in PyTables, but I agree that we should use upstream package instead.


Unfortunately I do not have access to run our server, so in this case I could not run the update to test, before the server automatically runs.

I could not get hold of anyone to manually run the server to test it either, therefore I reverted the commit, just in case it caused problems for our users.


For easier switching:
DEBUG = os.getenv('DEBUG', 'false').lower() == 'true'


ah sorry I was looking at the wrong pom (was misled by the commit comment). Fixing.


I don't follow your _guidelines_ man, I follow my ❤ !


@AdSchellevis good morning :) I have made these changes to make the plugin ready for stock 16.7.x with this, changing the name while at it to keep it simple. That's why I initially asked about the firmware loader layer that could be handled with a few shell lines. I still like the firmware loader layer, but I have some design choices upside down now, so I am going to change that in -devel (the files should not be the key, they should just be files and their content simply merged into loader.conf)