@facelesspanda because I found them incomplete and I didn't have time to work out a better/more complete list of languages/extensions. I was planning on possibly re-adding them in the future.


딱봐도 그리고 저 청크 코드도 C 스타일로 만들어진 코드인데 강제로 class화했구만.
뭣때매 그러는건지;;...


array=[1,6,3,2,5,4]
for i in range(len(array)):
    for j in range(i):
        print (array[i],",",array[j])
        if array[j]>array[i]:
            array[j],array[i]=array[i],array[j]

    print(array)

print (array)


@halindrome. Initial ATK ATTA for your consideration. I'll keep working on it. But should be demo-able as-is.


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

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내가 만날 C#만 만져서 그럼ㅋㅋ
클래스로 묶는 게 좋더랑


我


좋을게 하나도없음. 복잡해질뿐이고;;;
C 쪽은 그냥 나한테 넘기셈. 그냥 내가 리펙토링 해버릴꺼야. 답답해서 못해먹겟음 =.=...


변수명이나 함수명들은 유지해줘~


No controllers in Ember 2.0. Using model () hooks we can access its properties in the template that renders the data for each component.


input_processor_refactor (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: Tests Failed (1819 of 2393 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 508 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 492 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 213 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 470 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 141 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 372 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 271 tests had: DXF diffs.
 * 397 tests had: SHD diffs.
 * 406 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 298 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 184 tests had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 14 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 9 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ZSZ small diffs.
 * 28 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 22 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 3 tests had: delightin diffs.
 * 3 tests had: delightout diffs.

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Here's the updated code for not_bad().  I forgot to define the not_index
and bad_index as global variables. Thanks for pointing it out.

def not_bad(s):
t = []
t = s.split()
not_index = -1
bad_index = -1
for i in range(len(t)):
if t[i].find('not') >= 0:
not_index = t.index(t[i])
for i in range(len(t)):
if t[i].find('bad') >= 0:
bad_index = t.index(t[i])
if not_index >=0 and bad_index > not_index:
t[bad_index] = t[bad_index].replace('bad', 'good')
del t[not_index:bad_index]
print " ".join(t)
else:
print " ".join(t)

On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 10:29 PM, Edwin Chin <echin6@gmail.com> wrote:

> Here's an example of a list comprehension that substitutes for reduce():
>
> miles = [55, 65, 90, 100, 0, -50]
> sum_reduce = reduce(lambda x, y: x+y, miles)
> print sum_reduce
>
> sum_list = [x for x in [0] for y in miles for x in [x+y]][-1]
> print sum_list
>
> On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 4:23 PM, Luc Demortier <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> RE: 05a-python.md
>> cc: @lucdemortier <https://github.com/lucdemortier> @reshamametis
>> <https://github.com/reshamametis> @aramnath <https://github.com/aramnath>
>> @gfsoileau <https://github.com/gfsoileau> @julialintern
>> <https://github.com/julialintern> @galvin-mj
>> <https://github.com/galvin-mj>
>>
>> Hello @echin6 <https://github.com/echin6>
>>
>> Nice work on Python! Here are some comments:
>>
>>    - Can you give an example of a list comprehension that substitutes
>>    for reduce()?
>>    - String functions (Q6) and list functions (Q7): you need to remove
>>    the raise NotImplementedError at the end of each routine, or else
>>    make it do something useful.
>>    - Function donuts: there is unnecessary indentation at line 7.
>>    - Function both_ends: unnecessary indentation at line 32.
>>    - Function both_ends: you can replace s[s_len-2:s_len] by s[-2:].
>>    - Converting strings to lists is not the most efficient way to
>>    manipulate strings. For example, the function mix_up(a,b) is most
>>    easily implemented by return b[:2]+a[2:]+' '+a[:2]+b[2:].
>>    - Function not_bad does not seem to be working on the examples
>>    given...
>>    - I like your implementation of function front_x(words)!
>>    - General comment about defining functions: end them with return s
>>    rather than print s (for example).
>>    - Function linear_merge: here you are just sorting the combined list,
>>    which takes an amount of time of order n*log(n) instead of order n,
>>    where n is the list length. Try to make use of the fact that the
>>    given lists list1 and list2 are already sorted to begin with.
>>    - For the parsing problem (Q8), remember to close a file that you
>>    opened with f = open('football.csv'). Or else use the construct with
>>    open('football.csv', 'r') as f:. In the latter case Python will close
>>    the file for you.
>>
>> 👍
>>
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다른 주제인데 ?. operator 있잖아요 C#에서
null checking operator

제가 그거관련해서 닷넷 Issue열었거든요.
foreach 문에서 ?. operator를 사용할때 warning 을 emit 하는게 좋을거라고 생각함?
아니면 따로 foreach에서 ?. operator를 handle할수있는 방법을 만드는게 좋다고 생각함?


LGTM


걱정마셈 ^^ 딱 이렇게만 리팩토링 해줌.
변수명이든 뭐든

https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/blob/master/Documentation/coding-guidelines/clr-jit-coding-conventions.md


input_processor_refactor (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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おお、なるほど、そういうことでしたか、失礼しました。
ありがとうございます。大変勉強になりました。


added


Added after split. Had two browsers open.


note to self: we're still using msm8974 display HAL so therefore don't touch this yet


Set the detachTopLayout true then parallaxHeader will detach from
TopLayout.
If The parrallaxHeader’s height is fixed then detach from TopLayout
option is good interaction like an original UICollectionView Controller.


This isn't right. It's a "shallow" class property map. It doesn't include properties from the parent class.


If we can, set it on by default only for httpS would be good stuff


Really nice! I'll steal this for pip2nix as well


Oh oops! Yeah, I meant \phi_a in my comment; it is correct in the actual commit. Good catch!


@IBPX : What I'm saying is a game, if it wants to use sounds, needs a global sound ambience. The music is usually a big part of it.
Then, if you play the game, you might prefer playing with the music that is meant for the game, not a music you choose.
Also, a music player is a really attractive thing that is forgot by many games. This some kind of "eye-candy" of the mind.
A developped sound ambience means a developed sound experience, which also means a developed gamefeel experience : [Example of sound changing a game](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJdEqssNZ-U&feature=youtu.be&t=21m29s)

No sound no gamefeel. And music is part of the sounds.

If you want to make a completed game don't force the user to complete it by himself.


see here - https://github.com/oe-alliance/oe-alliance-core/tree/3.4/meta-oe/recipes-oe-alliance/enigma2-plugins

eopenplugins is a submodule.

e2openplugins @ 7eab857

you need to update the submodule commithash in oe-alliance repository.


Please, set public constructor to be able to inherit from this class


you can combine the first four rules into one.
```
header, footer, aside, nav {
    background-color: #696969;
}
```


add extra space after `:`


wtf hows that happening.
is it a skin or e2 issue?


Done in 1580ae8fcd238179a303a3fe59648ad8f2eacbf6.


You know that plex things in APIv1_Legacy_Module was for legacy usage ?!


Instead of using classes, one per div, remove the classes on each div, add a wrapper div with a class on it, and then use CSS nth-child() selectors to target each child div.


Use variables for each font family reference.


@treo Looks good, thanks for the cleanup! I thought there would be a review before merge. I will endeavour to make sure I don't have empty imports on future PRs.


It will be perfect if i could set additional parameter to produce formatted curl query with "\" lines. For example:
```
curl 'http://google.com' \
-H 'Accept: */*' -H 'Content-Length: 0' \
-H 'Connection: Keep-Alive' \
-H 'User-Agent: Apache-HttpClient/4.5.1 (Java/1.8.0_91)' \
--compressed
```


this is what ejs will look at.


access content


I'm curious why you're not using nullable types. Backwards compatibility or not appropriate here?


Works perfectly, thanks a lot!


@hughperkins I think this has to do with some deadlock that what happening in some systems. I this this is related to https://github.com/torch/image/pull/157


This is the only difference between this file and `tsconfig.dist.json`. Why do we need this file? It's not used in the build process.


Next commit should start new questions in a ViewPager and start a timeout.


the properties inside a rule should be in alphaorder


that explains removing it.  as far as why it was there, just this moment found that the old Tester.lua uses it :-)

![tester_sys](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/123560/18610771/899b20ca-7d1c-11e6-9087-bb168e51bb93.png)


Skin. In Magic-FHD it's fine.


Definitely, can you submit a PR? May require a rebase. cc also @emkornfield


The stuff at the very top of the page should be in its own container, and that should be the header. The "my name is Nathan" stuff should not be in that container. That stuff should be in a section with a different class, like "hero" or "welcome" or something. That section should be a sibling of the header, and both should be children of an element with class name "content-wrapper".
So...
`
  .content-wrapper
    .header
    .hero

`


Might be better to do this via BackBoardServices, as the values being changed here won't be respected after a respring, or when the device goes to sleep.


hmm so not body


is a hack. Use CSS.


yea


Ugh, you're right of course. I can't believe I hadn't noticed that.


@volaya @nyalldawson
Seems that we are already broken with Qt4.
Does this means that I should also propose not compatible Qt4 code to fix bugs with Qt5 when needed in processing plugin ?


hmm, we'll do a revert but it shouldn't have messed with experimentation points at all. I'll do a bit of further testing on my dev center to try and figure out why


No worries; this should also avoid any freezing when changing brightness. Also, I am keeping an eye on the work you're doing, will be looking to incorporate the changes you're making into IS2 when you're ready.


Oh wow, that'd be a huge honor, I just add things I like to use in my widgets. This is Lebirava by the way, if you didn't know.


@fritsch could this be a better approach for Amlogic passthrough in Kodi? Comments are very welcomed.

This limits the modifications in `AESinkALSA` to just `Deinitialize()` and forcing `device 1` for passthrough. Kernel now takes care of setting audio type for HDMI.


Ah; I'll message you directly!


I wanted to merge this PR, but the reports do not look good:
- HTML report - main page (index.html) - ignored statement shouldn't be visible in the table
- HTML report - ignored statement is marked red in code grid - it shouldn't
- HTML report - ignored statement shouldn't be added to statement list
- HTML report - invoked statements + not invoked statements + ignored statements != total statements
- Cobertura XML report - there is no 'ignored' flag, should ignored statements be treated as not invoked? this will lower coverage ratio (e.g. for Coveralls)

Generally, why Sonar plugin needs information about ignored lines?


Unfortunally, it's impossible to use attributes with nullable arguments (all attribute arguments should be consts, but you can't create a nullable const).


Inspirowałem się [hanami](http://hanamirb.org/guides/) chociaż sporo tutaj robiłem na czuja, po prostu wydawało mi się że tak powinno być.
Jeżeli chodzi o blogi książki to polecam:
[bloga arkency](https://blog.arkency.com/)
[fearless recatoring] (http://rails-refactoring.com/)

I jeżeli chodzi o takie moje luźne przemyślenia to:
* nie pisz repozytoriów samemu, rzuć okiem na [roma](http://rom-rb.org/), chociaż dokumentacja nie powala
* jak już to napisałem to stwierdziłem, że query objecty lepiej działają kiedy przyjmują i zwracają relacje - można je wtedy fajnie chainować
* to co tutaj zrobiłem z commandami wydaje mi się całkiem spoko, chociaż może warto jednak rzucić okiem na dry-types i dry-validation autoreklama: [tutorial na moim blogu](http://cucumbersome.net/2016/09/06/rails-form-objects-with-dry-rb.html])


wrong indentation


I think it is better to stick with "Hot Bird" as the bouquet region name here. Bis TV has two separate bouquets on two separate satellites, and they do have different channel lineups. Also, perhaps in future a dependent provider can be added for the other bouquet (I can't do it as I don't have a dish pointed at 5°W) and the region selector can be used to choose between them.


part of:
https://github.com/unified-db/Database/commit/17f8f6425a4835591606930ab94694d85fd707c0


gdi i do this every time


# Christ, Nick


@jef-n yep, noticed that too. Thanks


`padding: 1px;` is the same. Take a look to the shorthand section of http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_padding.asp


@ObaniGemini I think we're misunderstanding each other.

I mean, of course the game needs music, that's important. My point was, you don't need the ability to play your own music. If you want to do that, you should turn the music off and play your own.


I'd like to try doubling this bonus...


You are right again.
There are 15 systems now, there were 14 before Saturn inclusion...So it was wrong since ages. :-(
Thanks for insisting on this.


Yes, it does. ;)


same as `margin: 10px 15px;`


You can combine this with the previous rule.


same as `margin: 15px`


i did not come here to be harassed for my unobservance


Чтыбы крашнулось без этого патча? Просто войти в rar. По стеку было видно что классы перепутались и вызывался деструктор от custom бэкэнда вместо rar. Проявляться стало на убунте при мереходе на cmake как раз.


It's f*cking awesome


We should not use decimal numbers for pixels.


tlgrmid


Instead of `min-width` and `max-width` use `width`.


test


oh, that you have to set the schematic to 1,000 for it to actually show 10,000,000. Anything between 1 and 999 works as normal. Thats whY i called it dirty lol, because you can't set a value between 999 and 10,000,000 it's either 999 or 10,000,000 no inbetween


oke fine


public class HelloWorld {
   public static void main(String[] args) {
      // Prints "Hello, World" in the terminal window.
      System.out.println("Hello, World");
   }
}


Thanks. :+1:
That column's name is just stupid: what need to specify "condition" for the entry? Its the conditions table, Sherlock...


i have this problem on ROSA linux. other distros are ok. will handle certificate later. Sorry for this temporery ugly "solution". :sob:


asd


Please feel free to create a branch on the repo (Let me know if you lack access - you should have access though according to the admin).


人工智障 马上开始


ORG should be within the brackets


@andrewgaul Looks like this introduces a coupe [checkstyle viilations](https://jclouds.ci.cloudbees.com/job/jclouds/3479/org.apache.jclouds.provider$aws-s3/violations/file/src/test/java/org/jclouds/aws/s3/blobstore/integration/AWSS3BlobSignerLiveTest.java/).


all spells with SPELL_DAMAGE_CLASS_NONE should ignore sp


I might be reading this wrong, but a couple questions.  Does a date time coming from MySQL have the timezone as part of it?  I think to have to local date time work it would need that.

I thought we were going to say that all dates and times in the DB are UTC so can we assume that here?

I might be missing something because I'm just reviewing quickly on my phone.  But I think I tried something like this before thinking I could get an offset by querying the DB once to get the time and then storing it so we wouldn't have to query the DB each time we needed now in the legacy code.  And I ran into issues with it.


Great selector!


It'll do the trick.


Exactly, so 1024 inclusive is large, not medium.


there are many more inconsistencies where some keys are 'Entry' and some others are 'ID'. Maybe we should fix that


Не, чтобы stringlist протвестировать, т.к. я его заменил по-быстрому на stl но протестировать не ясно как.

А крэшится фар и с этим патчем, и крэшится вот по этому:
@@ -215,10 +215,11 @@ BOOL WINAPI _export RAR_CloseArchive(struct ArcInfo *Info)
     Info->Flags|=AF_HDRENCRYPTED;

   *Password=0;

   RARCloseArchive(hArcData);
+  return true;
 }

 DWORD WINAPI _export RAR_GetSFXPos(void)
 {
   return SFXSize;


Не, идея ж не такова. Идея такова, предположим у нас есть чистая комедия:
* `movie.has_genre?('Comedy') # => true` (жанр такой существует и  есть у этого фильма)
* `movie.has_genre?('Drama') # => false` (жанр существует, у этого фильма нет)
* `movie.has_genre?('Cmoedy') # ошибка!` (жанра не существует в природе)


SuslikV, you do realize that if you have a 2nd monitor, and put OBS on said 2nd monitor, you can see your switches/tallies?

If you don't have 2+ monitors while streaming, that's like using consumer cameras without tally on a news set. Not OBS' fault if your setup isn't adequate to properly utilize the Scene Switcher plugin/option.


homebrew only works on OS X, and the existing travis-ci jobs run on linux. Maybe try `apt-get install tesseract-ocr`?


Nice catch!


Instead of `<br>` add a margin to the `<ol>`


Minor nitpick; This is not an union, it's a sum


sicher dass auch "remotes" funktioniert?


@ariel- Got this on my World SQL, maybe some of this could be added if they are not yet.

https://gist.github.com/Demonid/e2c92b2dca0649dcdfe2a75cfc26eda0


kokeillaan miten toimii


do not use command line


This was causing BE pet values to become negative, switching over to my personal workspace for future commits so I don't keep reverting here


Would this imply a typeclass constraint? Like, `use` "has type" `Handle a => a -> (a -> b) -> b`?


So it's a monad?


Please review and fix indentation and alphaorder in all your css files.


try `opacity: 0.75;`


SubMenus


missing title


According to the build log, `apt-get` needs sudo privilege, can I get rid of `sudo:false`?


Минус потерял. :+1:


ffff


Esse commit corrigi também a issue #3


Yep, that should be fine.


There are a few properties in this rule that are not necessary and others that are overwriting each other. Please review this rule and do some clean up.


Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.


phonenumber can be changed to an employee


Thanks dude! =)


I think I can handle this bit.


You may need to  specify `sudo: required`, actually. See [this](https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/ci-environment/)--I think travis might be running our builds on container infrastructure.


For diagnostic dashboard: https://github.com/NancyFx/Nancy/wiki/Diagnostics


Are we sure on these? I feel like the compiler would only provide the 'magic' bits, like `Int#`. Then the standard library would have a `newtype Int = MkInt# Int#` with checked addition, etc.


Also; Is `Integer` a BigInt? If so, is it backed by GMP or a custom implementation?


Nice layout!


you should revert this change to prevent conflicts if edmunds ever releases a package. It is normal for a developer to have their name at the beginning of a namespace.


thank you. And ssh and sftp dont work, i had to use previous release.


Subscriptions aren't coded yet yeah?


This semester my daughter got a "C" for Math. I found her calculation is so bad.  I code the Math  and want to change this situation. This is calculation within 100.


Remember that according to our standard, BEM should be written like:
**Block--Element_Modifier**

I like to see that you implemented BEM.


What a commit message!


Ага, но руби, как ни странно, поймёт и так: `do |films, (key, value)`. Остальное станет читабельнее.


HTTP Referrer: https://wincent.com/blog/demons


Just took a look at the last failure on the Python 3 job. It's caused by a failure to specify the correct (versioned) miniconda installers. I already fixed this on the `core-overhaul` branch, so you can copy the relevant miniconda URLs from [here](https://github.com/tyarkoni/featureX/blob/core-overhaul/.travis.yml). (Don't worry about integrating all the other changes; I'll fix the merge conflicts after I merge `core-overhaul` into master, probably next week.)


3.0 = ui-mask : Mascaras para tus campos de texto


the comma was forget here? betwwen "on" and "organization"


Не будет работать ;) потому што `map(&field)` (двоеточие лишнее)


А вместо этого each лучше map + to_h


Hey @camilonova, the tests [failed for this commit](https://travis-ci.org/jazzband/django-constance/builds/160720592) and you still released it to PyPI. Neither issue nor PR were opened to track this issue. This is not good. Please refrain from doing such commit and forget releases.


remotes sollte gehen bei fastd, verwenden wir in Fulda auch für jeweils 2 tunnel pro gate:

Bsp:
            remotes = {
              '"gw01.fulda.freifunk.net" port 10000',
              '"gw01.fulda.freifunk.net" port 20000',
            },


@Kryptonit3 You are correct, I will re-add the namespace. Sorry about that!


The request was for 6 fractional digits (right of the decimal period) for Latitude and 7 fractional digits for the Longitude:

```{{resources.latitudeAbbreviation}} {{latLng.lat | number:6 }}°, {{resources.longitudeAbbreviation}} {{latLng.lng | number:7}}°<br />```


style: space between if and (DEV_


Hey!
That's pretty cool. Didn't know those tags, old school manners xD. Will take a look and consider to follow the advice. Thanks!


It seems me ok.


i don't think this sounds sufficiently similar to "rvm" or "rbenv" when spoken out loud

i suggest naming it something like "rvenv" or "rbm" to keep with the long-standing tradition of trying to make it as difficult as possible to tell which somebody is talking about


A magic function
```haskell
mutate :: a -> (a -> b) -> b
```
would be our best bet for this.
Together with something like `seq`, we could have a function like
```
incBy :: Add a => a -> a -> ()
incBy toAdd value = value `mutate` (+ toAdd) `seq` ()
```

Ideally this would overwrite the value in-place, so this is *very* magic, and *definitely* not for the faint of heart.

A better idea for user-side mutation would be a monad like `ST`, where you can get references to values that can be read/written.

```haskell
sumST :: Num a => [a] -> a
sumST xs = runST $ do
    n <- newSTRef 0
    forM_ xs $ \x -> do
        modifySTRef n (+x)
    readSTRef n
fibST :: Integer -> Integer
fibST n =
    if n < 2
    then n
    else runST $ do
        x <- newSTRef 0
        y <- newSTRef 1
        fibST' n x y

    where fibST' 0 x _ = readSTRef x
          fibST' n x y = do
              x' <- readSTRef x
              y' <- readSTRef y
              writeSTRef x y'
              writeSTRef y $! x'+y'
              fibST' (n-1) x y
```

Ideally, unlike the Haskell, there'd be a typeclass `Monad m => MonadRW m` with an associated type family `Ref (MonadRW m) a`, for a reference of type `a`. Then, references in I/O, ST, and, say, STM would have a consistent interface.


Only 14795 Venomhide Poison and 30567 Torment of the Worgen aren't in TDB.

@joschiwald: Not quite. see Earth Shield heal (spellId: 379) it has SPELL_DAMAGE_CLASS_NONE; but it must scale


@mcostalba I understand. It also seems to be a slight regression with pgo-builds.


I think I might have come to the same conclusion as you with having diff functions instead of specific to_gregorian functions. For instance to get gregorian seconds for a NaiveDateTime just use a diff function and pass `~N[0000-01-01 00:00:00]`. 👍  I think that is a good idea. So to_gregorian_seconds is not strictly necessary. In the docs of a diff function there could be an example with the gregorian epoch. It might make sense to have "fast track" function definitions for diff matching on the gregorian epoch.


Also see [Issue 277: Cut-over to CRYPTOPP_ASSERT due to CVE-2016-7420](http://github.com/weidai11/cryptopp/issues/277).


Please remove this comment because it is not true any more


@nacx Thanks for the pointer; addressed by 080bcce224e8752840b332debd1a3be7a4ae8c5f.


Hi,
The person serving as your team’s main contact must have already received the project description for your team. Here are the next steps:
1.	Each team needs to create a shared github repository for their project.
2.	The repository name should begin with CS530-16.
3.	Add my account (kurkovsky) as a member (not owner!) of your repository.
4.	Create a new directory (Documents) inside your repository.
5.	Place all deliverables into the Documents directory. Be sure to have no other documents in it.
6.	The file names for all your deliverables must be self-explanatory.
7.	Feel free to send me emails with questions, but all deliverables must be submitted via github.

SK

Submit an informal essay (PDF, 2 pages max) describing the following:
Intended use of the system: who and how will use the system. (4 pts)
Its overall functionality: what will the system do, how will the system help its users accomplish their tasks. (3 pts)
Main components of the system: break down the system into logical or architectural components and provide the rationale for this breakdown. (3 pts)

Here’s a brief project description I would like your team to work on. We can discuss it in more details on Wednesday.

CTFastrak application
Real-time information about vehicle locations, arrival/departure predictions and service alerts is available for CTfastrak services. This information is provided via real-time data feeds in GTFS-realtime and JSON formats. Route structure and schedule data for CTfastrak services is also available in GTFS format. More info is available at https://www.cttransit.com/about/developers
Objective: build a map-based website or a mobile app that would display CTFastrak route map along with all bus stops. All buses will be identified on the map. All stops will have information about the next few approaching buses. Given the user’s destination and the current location on the map, the system will be able to provide a recommendation for the nearest bust stop offering the fastest arrival to the destination.


das ist aber in der site.conf, nicht direkt in der fastd config


ja ich müsste mal auf einen router schauen wie es dann in der fastd config aussieht.


It is working for the header class but you can not see it painted blue because the header's child `<h1 class="header__title">This is the Header</h1>` has a class that doesn't end in **r**, so it is still painted magenta. Try to remove that class from `<h1>` and you will see the blue color.


add space after `:`


@arnaud-morvan I'd say yes, unless they break the Travis tests


Try to avoid tag selectors.


LMAO


Review the alphaorder of the entire file taking into account that properies inside each rule should be alphaordered.


Fixed: 2e2fa8e6dffe9c7764bb82c64b9dec5cd2430632


They are coded partially.


add space after `,`


Nice, update the Subscriptions Issue (#140) with the progress.


@svaroqui there is no build.sh in the repo, please commit it!


This commit breaks the build on OSX 10.11.6, any hints?

```bash
$clang --version
Apple LLVM version 6.1.0 (clang-602.0.49) (based on LLVM 3.6.0svn)
Target: x86_64-apple-darwin15.6.0
Thread model: posix
```
...
```c++
src/track/keyutils.cpp:92:57: error: no matching constructor for initialization of 'const QList<mixxx::track::io::key::ChromaticKey>'
static const QList<mixxx::track::io::key::ChromaticKey> s_sortKeysCircleOfFifths {
                                                        ^                        ~
/Library/Frameworks/QtCore.framework/Headers/qlist.h:122:12: note: candidate constructor not viable: requires single argument 'l', but 25 arguments were provided
    inline QList(const QList<T> &l) : d(l.d) { d->ref.ref(); if (!d->sharable) detach_helper(); }
           ^
/Library/Frameworks/QtCore.framework/Headers/qlist.h:121:12: note: candidate constructor not viable: requires 0 arguments, but 25 were provided
    inline QList() : d(&QListData::shared_null) { d->ref.ref(); }
           ^
src/track/keyutils.cpp:132:57: error: no matching constructor for initialization of 'const QList<mixxx::track::io::key::ChromaticKey>'
static const QList<mixxx::track::io::key::ChromaticKey> s_sortKeysCircleOfFifthsLancelot {
                                                        ^                                ~
/Library/Frameworks/QtCore.framework/Headers/qlist.h:122:12: note: candidate constructor not viable: requires single argument 'l', but 25 arguments were provided
    inline QList(const QList<T> &l) : d(l.d) { d->ref.ref(); if (!d->sharable) detach_helper(); }
           ^
/Library/Frameworks/QtCore.framework/Headers/qlist.h:121:12: note: candidate constructor not viable: requires 0 arguments, but 25 were provided
    inline QList() : d(&QListData::shared_null) { d->ref.ref(); }
           ^
10 warnings and 2 errors generated.
scons: *** [osx64_build/track/keyutils.o] Error 1
scons: building terminated because of errors.
```


Remove all the extra lines.


delete


indentation


awesome feedback. is there a way to merge it?


This line was deleted


Changing the alpha should be the same as changing the opacity, if the element hasn't children.


Try to avoid using a tag name as a class name. It can be confusing.


Errei a referencia; Este é sobre o #12


this can be `margin: 20px 0 20px 20px;`


Review and update alphaorder.


Stockfish usually knows when to do this.  The exception is in closed games.  When and if it opens, you want your pieces coordinated.  That means bishops on adjacent diagonals and able to move into the center together when the opportunity presents, rooks/queen in battery and quickly able to move to other battery for formations, and knights where they can quickly move with the queen toward the opponent's king or often one stays near the king in a protective role.

If the position is already open, Stockfish can just calculate where things should be.  If it opens, and Stockfish is caught flat-footed then opportunities are lost.

Also, if it looks like you can open it, you want to position your pieces so they can flood through where it opens rather than rushing the break.

It would be interesting to see how this would do if the bonus was limited to closed positions.  There is more reason to have them together in open games but there are many exceptions and you don't want to interfere in those with a general rule.  Same is true in closed positions, but Stockfish is clueless there because of horizon and the apparent near equality of choices and any good rule of thumb would be beneficial, I suspect.


<!DOCTYPE html

          <meta http-equiv="Content-Tupe" content="text/html:charset=utf-8" />
		  <title>Главная страница кек</title>

Русские стихи!  Пушкин А.С.

У лукоморья дуб зелёный

@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

У лукоморья дуб зелёный;

Златая цепь на дубе том:

И днём и ночью кот учёный

Всё ходит по цепи кругом;

@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

Идёт направо – песнь заводит,

Налево – сказку говорит.

Там чудеса: там леший бродит,

Русалка на ветвях сидит;

@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

Там на неведомых дорожках

Следы невиданных зверей;

Избушка там на курьих ножках

Стоит без окон, без дверей;

@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

Там лес и дол видений полны;

Там о заре прихлынут волны

На брег песчаный и пустой,

И тридцать витязей прекрасных

Чредой из вод выходят ясных,

И с ними дядька их морской;

@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

Там королевич мимоходом

Пленяет грозного царя;

Там в облаках перед народом

Через леса, через моря

Колдун несёт богатыря;

@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

В темнице там царевна тужит,

А бурый волк ей верно служит;

Там ступа с Бабою Ягой

Идёт, бредёт сама собой,

Там царь Кащей над златом чахнет;

@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

Там русский дух… там Русью пахнет!

И там я был, и мёд я пил;

У моря видел дуб зелёный;

Под ним сидел, и кот учёный

Свои мне сказки говорил.

@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

Пушкин А.С.

		 2стр


А custom протестировать, ну там видимо в настройках плагина надо добавить какойнить кастомный архиватор и попробовтаь его заюзать.


Maybe `lept_parse_whitespace(&c);`?


Typo: "dump", not "spell" (or you could just use argv[0])


GitHub is hard to figure out.


Unless the changes be too significative, I prefer to use just one css file. You can add a `@media` section in there with the styles that should be overwritten.


Sorry mate for being rude, I'll explain it here:
https://github.com/MOVZX/Kenzo/commit/ab1725b1af1c62480d60e556e315eb7ec6a252f7


missing title


Main class @ lav klini vor controller package i mej chlini
henc lini root package i mej orinak
package am.aca.ll.mediaPlayer;


Missing comma between `"on"` and `"organization"` fixed in commit https://github.com/adobe/brackets/pull/12721/commits/16d7eda192a41331666c744b973f6a4da75512ac.


i actually can't tell what's going on


Singletonneri referencner@ petq chi static pahel
orinak
static UserRepositoryImpl usersRepo = UserRepositoryImpl.getInstance();
togh lini
UserRepositoryImpl usersRepo = UserRepositoryImpl.getInstance();
vor static enq pahum "lazy load" @ arten veranuma. Henc application@ start anes arten iranc objectner@ ksarqi. Bayc qez petqa en jamanak sarqi erp arajin angam dimum es.


Tested extensively on my Dev center. Everything works just as it should. Went as far as making a new toon and using various materials of various qualities just to make sure


remove extra space between `[class*="a"]` and `:not([class$="r"])`


co mot controller@ verjin layerna. Et depqum lav klini vor verjin layert exceptionner chqci.
Vor cragir oktagorcogh@ User@ exeptioner tesnelu tegh@ iran haskanali lezvov message tesni.


Check indentation and alphaorder inside each rule.


add space after `:`


@valib I agree with @alfaproject that it looks wrong, but I haven't studied the code in a larger context. That obviously goes for all the comparators for width and height in that block.


interfaci methodner@ togh exceptioner qcen
orinak
Album edit(Album album) throws InvalidBeanException;
Exception en depqum qci vor orinak album em uzum edit anem bayc et album i id ov album chka mer bazayum.
Nuyn el mius methodneri hamar.


@alfaproject He did everything correctly, 1024 inclusive is JPEG_MED.
Feel free to read IEC 62481-2.


Es angam shat lav eir grel apres.


I don't think you're supposed to be printing x.  What are you supposed to print?


Does bf3894feb2ba43560a6692e99bf0e88ecd98b048 work?


What happened to puzzle 9.3?  It's different, and important.


This is the tutorial stage of this project... working through Microsoft HoloLens documentation and provisioning for development and testing.


Avoid using tag selectors.


Isn't this one somewhat redundant, as you can't return a val from a setInterval?


Indentation.


twisted.Enterprise is missing in this uplift so this is leading to an incomplete twisted package!


I'm not sure.  I was seeing a lot of spam in the request logs about not returning promises, so I just threw these in and it stopped complaining.


Oh, I like the fast track idea because I was worried about performance. Let
me play with those ideas tomorrow and I will follow up.

On the other hand, to play devils advocate on still having something like
to_unix here, the UNIX epoch is pervasive in other parts of Elixir, such as
the System time functions. So having a more direct way of converting a
NaiveDateTime to the System time formats (seconds, microseconds, etc) is
probably still a good idea.

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> 00:00:00]. 👍 I think that is a good idea. So to_gregorian_seconds is not
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@Nadahar cool, nice work :)


Sorry about that. Rolling back.


This file doesn't run for me.  It has the `Sprite.move()` that we fixed last night.  Did you remember to check in and push?


This one also doesn't run for me.  Same error.


Also doesn't work for me.


lets commit this


The exercises **2.5.2 Layout systems** and **2.6 Media queries** are missing. Please, finish them before continuing with the next Topic.


I think so, yes ... should it do an updatesettings as well to reset the ACP value ?


See also [#15568](http://hub.qgis.org/issues/15568)


Thanks @jef-n!


Danke für den Hinweis, hab's korrigiert.


# comparison of quantitative value. If fileA>fileB, outputs 1. If fileA<fileB, outputs -1. Equivalent values = 0.


This commit is for #3.


@Sami32 It seems you're correct. What a strange way to define standard though.


What version of Qt are you building with? Support for this constructor was added in Qt 4.8.


I'm commenting here because this does not need a PR.
Need to remove the Return key in `jump1` keymap because the player 1 is shooting and jumping at the same time.
Thanks.


This is the test for the change to dns.resolver. I can't find a way to roll this back or combine the two commits.


which extension or plugin uses Enterprise?
I just split it out as none used it and it was rather large. We can add python-twisted-enterprise to rdepends or re-include those files any time.


nj need u


(The to-do-soon relation support has just been committed to this branch.)


*Hope* would have been a more appropriate word than *assume*, but point taken @dodekeract 👍


first


no comment


@blacky0x0: Thanks for feedback. Before I proceed with this, can you explain what exactly are you trying to achieve?


Polls - Error in Block Display


Polls Plugin - Voter table has incorrect topic length


@Crayon2000, Can you test this change under Borland? I want to ensure it did not knock something loose.

Also see [Issue 277: Cut-over to CRYPTOPP_ASSERT due to CVE-2016-7420](http://github.com/weidai11/cryptopp/issues/277).


Media Gallery MP3 Bug


Incorrect Message displayed when saving EXIF / IPCT data


> How did you find it?

@nirvn bisected to the offending commit


```bash
$ brew info qt
qt: stable 4.8.7 (bottled), HEAD
Cross-platform application and UI framework
https://www.qt.io/
```
Currently downloading Xcode update, i´ll report later if this solves the issue.


Content for non-telepathic human


:smile:


Changing this from > to >= makes it so that if you don't specify catch_above_iv in your config, all pokemon are viewed as vip...


Having these both as <= instead of < makes it so that all pokemon are viewed as vip if both values aren't specified in configs/config.json

Basically, if neither are specified it becomes pokemon.cp <= pokemon.cp <= pokemon.cp which will always be true

If only one is specified it becomes "pokemon.cp <= pokemon.cp <= x" or "y <= pokemon.cp <= pokemon.cp", which is equally wrong.


Changing this from > to >= makes it so that if you don't specify catch_above_ncp in your config, all pokemon are viewed as vip...


Why phrase it this way, rather than as `Proper (RA ==> (RA ==> RB) ==> RB) Let_In`?


I changed these back to > in my local branch and it fixes the issue. Otherwise, all pokemon were being treated as vip and were being thrown razzberries and ultraballs.


Супер лаконично 👍


There is another provider with only one region. That one also has the region the same as the provider name, this is why I changed it.  If you still want it changed, I'll change it back, it won't make any difference as you cannot select a different region, there is only one region.

The tuner configuration is checked prior to offering you providers. I would suggest using a unique provider name if/when we find 5W one.

If you can provide specific instruction on what to do for the 5W provider, maybe someone with access to the satellite can assist.


Sied Hoa (Heny) Tjin, yu238294, 203676368


Já iniciamos nosso projeto, Zombie Invasion e o plano de fundo já está sendo definido, Segue o anexo da imagem.


The date coming from MySQL doesn't have the timezone associated to it.  The only way we know the dates are in UTC are as follows:

Look at what the timezone for MySQL is set to:

```
mysql> SELECT @@global.time_zone;
+--------------------+
| @@global.time_zone |
+--------------------+
| SYSTEM             |
+--------------------+
```
In this case `SYSTEM` means "slave to whatever the host machine is set to".  So when I `ssh` into the server and look at the time settings, this is what I see:

```
ubuntu@tds-db-deploy:~$ cat /etc/timezone
Etc/UTC
ubuntu@tds-db-deploy:~$ date
Sat Sep 17 22:42:24 UTC 2016
```

So the code above, while not necessarily elegant _definitely_ converts whatever came in as `value` to the local time (whatever time the JVM's clock is set to) and _again_ to the UTC time.  I do a similar (and equally messy) deal in the Session service to make sure I'm persisting a UTC date/time.

So thinking about it, there _could_ be a bug here; if the dates in the database are _not_ UTC, then we wouldn't necessarily be interpreting the date correctly w/the logic above.  We'd be pulling it out "right" an we'd be setting the POJO's date to the UTC offset of whatever the date is.  However, if we persist that UTC offset date to the database, it wouldn't be "right", because it wouldn't be in the same time zone.

For example (I kinda need to say this out loud to myself), if all dates are stored in PST, when we use the `InstantPropertyEditorSupport` the date would be converted to UTC in the POJO.  That's fine, as long as _all_ the dates we compare against are _also_ UTC.  If we save that POJO to the database _without_ converting back to PST, then we'd be storing the wrong date which could produce unexpected behavior (e.g. sessions would still be open when they shouldn't be, because UTC is 8 hours ahead of PST).

So, we could continue to use the `SELECT now()` and continue to use whatever time zone the MySQL server's set to.  Or we could draw a line in the sand and enforce UTC everywhere.  I think if we decide to enforce UTC everywhere, we may want to re-visit injecting a `System.Clock` into our programs to make sure we're all using the correct clock settings.  Also, someone who's hosting the system may be dead set against storing date/time in UTC.  If we inject a `System.Clock`, it could be configurable.


Well, I have considered using `Optional<String>`. That does have some overhead but it avoids this problem, and since the overhead is O(1) that's what I should have done. `null` is clear, but has the same type as a `File`.


The well known commit that keeps your profile one the project start page :)


StiemtStiemt


See https://github.com/textpattern/textpattern/commit/605287ab0080abf9153de1d75eada0ef0084238e


Thank you for this.


NOTE: this is not just a indentation issue (as it might look) its a complete reordering and restructuring of all the code base by SANE standards.  Even IntelliJ wanted to puke all this out.  ugh.....


@Bara20 Translatation upated ^^


This didn't fix it at all! :cry: Players can still fly (and it's a lot easier now).


![screenshot from 2016-09-18 00-58-24](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/207850/18611512/785f0f28-7d3b-11e6-9362-7ffbd478fe1a.png)


In the video the woman says we have to do :

TextView wordView = new TextView(this);

TextView wordView2 = new TextView(this);

TextView wordView3 = new TextView(this);

Etc.

But when it comes the part to create the loop no longer needs it.

There's something wrong ...


I think my question is this.  How does the java Timestamp toLocalDate know how to convert to whatever the local date is without telling it what timezone the original dates is in?

I'm advocating making a rule that all dates are UTC and then there is no need to convert here because it comes out of the DB as utc and java deals with it as utc.


('2247401','22474','11','0','100',___'0'___,'0','0','0','0',___'21'___,'0','0','0','11','39227','0','0','0','0','0','0','Unstable Fel-Imp - Disable melee and Cast transform spell on Spawn')

1. spawn not repeatable
2. maybe 21? 22 - set phase


Fix display issue in gallery page


What do you mean same type as File? Do you want me to open that "change stuff to null" PR and rebase it? The empty string is also the same type as "filename". So, that's not any less error prone. Also, unnecessary object creating, passing around, etc.


network.target should be enough
:+1:  on the hardening!


Modificación creación clase Circulo


/cc @johnmccabe :D


Done


That's silly.
Why split a package out and than make the base package rdepend on it?

The plugin/extension using it has to rdepend on it instead.
Else we can as well reintegrate the files into core.


BTW: -enterprise is not on the feed yet, I'll add it there first.


Holy crap that's awesome!


@contactashish13 I believe you should do `if ( ! get_option("intergeo_map_api_key")) {`


Well, this wasn't really about a change in the code but about a fairly general statement you made about how WSGI works. Thanks for the reply though. I'll keep investigating.


@sumeetb25 if you're using the vim that ships with Ubuntu 14.04 than there is a bug in that version of vim which prevents this for working. There is #2337 with a fix for that version of vim but we're actually thinking of bumping the minimum vim version to 7.4.143.


Fer, intenté utilizar BEM...pero tomé ejemplos de este link y son distintos
a como vos me plantéas...

http://getbem.com/naming/

Por ejemplo, el que está al final de la página:

.form__submit--disabled { }

Ahí utiliza "__" para agregar un elemento al bloque.

Tendría que usar "--" para el elemento entonces?

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> *Block--Element_Modifier*
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Yes, all new systems for sure should be UTC. I also think the same should be true for any deployment going forward


Where can I find the recipe for "VMC"?


Ok, updated translations and NEWS in some projects, more to do tomorrow.


Make sure to be using this version of the graph system to test your code with. Otherwise you may have trouble solving unsolvable graphs.


:+1:
next time i'll check better before push someones fixes :(
thx @boxa


Which bit? I thought splitting docs up would be helpful.


I kinda like the idea of a non-terminating type. However not a priority.


I haven't touched this bit since the initial Amulet commit: this is changes copied from there.


A tagged union is a sum type. Eh, I haven't touched this bit since the initial Amulet commit: this is changes copied from there.


Yes, there would be a type class called something like `Close` or `Dispose` with a `close`/`dispose` method. I need to think of ways to stop it being called it twice.


This was fixed in 0.9.1. Thank you.


commit


these are functions about makeCacheMatrix and cacheSolve


@kytrinyx this track is ready for a deploy, at your leisure.


Please correct : line 889 e107::getMessage()->addError(ADLAN_PM_90');
  ( the **'** after 90  throws s yntax error, unexpected '');' (T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING) )


its possible to add essence of corruption ?


Teams that want to have these in their images can add them to
`./meta-oe-alliance/meta-oe/recipes-distros/<distro>\image\<distro>-base.bb`:
here:
`RDEPENDS_${PN} = "\
    python-twisted-enterprise \
    oe-alliance-base \
....
`


The library bit, sorry.


Could this be overloaded to accept (int ms) and/or (double value, TimeUnit unit)? Otherwise setting it seems quite verbose.


There are several methods I've been considering:
 - No mutability: the easy way. Might be easier to at least go this way initially.
 - `ST` monad.
 - Some sort of `Mutable a` monad which allows mutating an object. Can only be made when initially creating the object. Can be unwrapped to the normal immutable object: you shouldn't be able to keep it around afterwards.


If we have type magic I think that `'` would be better for promoted type constructors.


UNIQUENESS TYPES!


Any idea on a timeline for a release of this? I'd love to switch to this instead of setting up office 365 my self.


Django 1.7 and older versions are EOL. Perhaps we should support Django 1.8+ in Celery 4.0?


ตอนนี้เจอบัคถ้าหากพิมตอบในเกมแล้วจะหลุดครับ ทำให้ไม่สามารถตอบซิบ หรือ พิมคุยกับใครในเกมได้


Ahh, like Rust's ownership. Which is really cool 'cause you can prevent a file being used after it was closed.


@jonathangrech
Check formatting, naming and logic


It's not work for me. What about you?


Name of this commit was erroneous; should be `Test for leap_year?`


Huh? Where did you find similarity between mine and flar's commit? Just cause flar OCed the kernel first and I did after him doesn't mean that I'm using his "idea"


No. I need to remove it and the pull qs down with one finger


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

Hello @bryanfry

Great work on advanced Python topics!

👍


@devsejong preUpdate같은 것 필요없이 Object를 통해서 할 수 있다는 말씀이시죠??
여기에 안 하고 별도로 Service Layer 등에서 처리할 수 있다는 말씀이신가요?


如果 noValidate 属性 为 true, 为什么 还需要将input组件push到formGroup 组件?


The hours views are back, but the maps seem to be gone.


I don't discourage shading, I understand its usefulness! Just won't work too well with this framework, it's intention is to be like the Vault for Factions!

I am working on a library though that will only be useable through shading so I'll be sure to let you know about that when it comes!


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

Hello @bryanfry

Good work on linear algebra also!

I note a few typos:
- The shape of C is 3X2, not 2X2;
- The shape of D is 2X3, not 2X4;
- The shape of w is 4X1 and w should be represented by `w=np.array([[1],[8],[0],[5]])`;
- The second component of `u+v` is 7, not 8.

👍


Good catch!

This is why we need TypeScript and/or Flow!


Ok -r it is for reading.

That leaves -w for writing output pcap files like in tcpdump or tshark !


This closes #1.


input_processor_refactor (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1194 of 1213 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Um, I mean, because locks are always global.


EMS (brianlball) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2303 of 2472 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Yep, you are completely right!
I misled `-w` that has already been used for "ignoring whitespaces" :)
We should use it for `writing` and consider new option for "whitespaces"!


Good one Brian!


Am I that tool?


Another approach would be to make the various dirs a matching group so that they don't have to be repeated across multiple lines (only 3 dirs shown for illustration):
```
module.name_mapper='^\(actions\|components\|constants\)\/\(.*\)$' -> '<PROJECT_ROOT>/src/js/\1/\2'
```


Well didn't somebody write something less restrictive than and better than options parser in crystal i think they did.


嗯？没有用吗
我记得我还用os.system('date')测试过来着。。。
看git输出的`HEAD 现在位于 abcdefg` 也应该没问题啊。。


@karianna don't see a MicroProfile.pdf in the repo anywhere.  Possibly a missed add.  I need to redeploy the site to update the IBM logo and add the blog support.  Will yank the "presentations" menu item for now.  Go ahead and add the pdf and re-add the link and  when you get a moment.


Is there any explanation to this?


OK


It says *BUILD FAILED* whenever I try to hit the build button in Xcode when I try to compile the file.


I have no idea what this change means. Does this mean that we are not listing realtime signals *at all* when the OS supports too many (more than 101) of them? (For me I would show only first 100 signals (SIGRTMIN to SIGRTMIN+99) in case that happens.)

Also, you removed the display of SIGRTMAX, replacing it with another SIGRTMIN+n notation. I'm not sure if this is intentional or not.


In the Java and Go versions we populate the probation segment when from eden. When the cache is not full then its admitted directly. When the probation segment is full, but the protected is not, we borrow the space. I agree with your observation that you definitely want the cache to fill up to capacity rather than evicting prematurely.


Removed Old Assets Folder


Nice spelling.


input_processor_refactor (mbadams5) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed (1814 of 2354 tests passed, 21 test warnings)

 * 504 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 487 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 467 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 209 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 364 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 137 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 268 tests had: DXF diffs.
 * 1 test had: S...
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 * 403 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 292 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 184 tests had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 14 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 9 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 9 tests had: ZSZ small diffs.
 * 28 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 22 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 3 tests had: delightin diffs.
 * 3 tests had: delightout diffs.
 * 1 test had: M...

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By the way, this change `"%2d SIGRTMIN%+d" -> "%2d SIGRTMIN%-+3d"` is technically redundant. Leaving out the field width will make the numbers left-aligned already; adding that field width along with the "-" char adds nothing but useless padding space.


Hey, I like the idea but unfortunately I had some trouble on my system and I was wondering how it would be best to uninstall/remove it?


Thank you, I appreciate the review.


set the default value on where?


Thank you for putting an honest effort at evaluating this idea. If it doesn't work out, oh well, but I do appreciate that you're giving it an honest try.


Nope.  Well, some. You're welcome to debug it more.  I stopped when I noticed that in 8.5 (only; fixed already in pl1) the `reflexivity` tactic wasn't picking up `Reflexive` proofs in the context.  So I replaced it with `apply <projection>`, which is less magic, and succeeded at type class resolution.  @mattam82 might know what was fixed between 8.5 and 8.5pl1, but I don't recall any bugs about this.


add more depending on material components


include more material components here


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

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


The research seems to check out, and it's not any more complicated than what I was considering, so I'm pretty happy to be pursuing this. I think the perf issues I'm seeing are solvable with some more effort, and I'm optimistic about the end results. Caching is absolutely critical to ZODB in general and RelStorage in particular, so it's worth spending some time here. Thanks again for your input, it's been invaluable. (I admit I'm curious, though, as to what attracted your attention to this relatively obscure issue?)


I want to create a practice app for basic Ruby


Well it seems that I fixed the problem or it is better to say I know where the swimming in the ground comes from. Im not sure I mentioned it earlier but I got only stuck after login or after relog. I did not test changing clothes, respawn worked fine for me.
In the mission.sqm we have:

```
#define PLRDEF position[]={126,0,158};azimut=0;side="WEST";vehicle="Survivor1_DZ";skill=0.6;init="this enableSimulation false;this allowDammage false;this disableAI 'FSM';this disableAI 'ANIM';this disableAI 'MOVE';";player="PLAY CDG";
				class Item0{id=0;PLRDEF};
				class Item1
				{
					position[]={126,0,158};
					azimut=0;
					id=0;
					side="WEST";
					vehicle="Survivor1_DZ";
					player="PLAYER COMMANDER";
					leader=1;
					rank="SERGEANT";
					skill=0.6;
					init="this enableSimulation false;this allowDammage false;this disableAI 'FSM';this disableAI 'ANIM';this disableAI 'MOVE';";
				};
```
After changing both coords {126,0,158} to mainland or island coords not over or in water, my swimming in the ground was fixed.


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

Hello @mjain-1

Nice work with Python! Here are some comments:
- When writing code in markdown, use three backticks on the line just before the code and on the line just after the code. This will improve readability.
- For Q4, you did not use Python's `map()` and `filter()` function. To illustrate, your first example can be written in two ways, as:
```
numbers_squared = [x**2 for x in numbers]
numbers_squared = map(lambda x: x**2, numbers)
```
- For Q5, you forgot to include `from datetime import date` at the beginning of your code. Also, I noticed that you reformatted the given dates by hand, i.e. 14-Jul-2015 --> (2015, 7, 14), for use in the `date` function. Do you known how to let Python do this?
- In Q6, the string function `verbing()` does not work properly on the string `bingo!`, as it returns `bingo!ly` instead of `bingo!`.
- In Q6, the string function `front_back(a,b)` does not work for `a='abcde'` and `b='xyz'`. This is because in `str_div()`, the `math.ceil` function returns a float, which can not be used to slice strings. In addition, `len(a)/2` is an integer division and so will not work as you expect with `math.ceil`. Instead, try `int(math.ceil(len(a)/2.0))`.
- Also in Q6, you need to `import math` at the beginning of your code, and remove `raise NotImplementedError`.
- In Q7, nice solution for `front_x`!
- In Q7, `linear_merge` sorts the combined two lists and does not make use of the fact that the two lists are already sorted. This is not a merge whose time of execution increases linearly with the length n of the list. Instead, it increases as n*log(n).
- In Q8, you need to import Pandas at the beginning of the code. Also, the code does not give the correct solution. It should look at the *absolute value* of the difference between Goals and Goals Allowed.

👍


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CHỨC NĂNG


@thet I think data.results will always be undefined here (I cannot see where / how it could be defined scanning the code), and will lead to select2 TypeError every time related items widget users click breadcrumbs (only seen in Firefox, not Chrome).  Need advise on potential ways to address this.  I want to fix, but I am a bit confused as to what Related Items widget needs here.


good


Every so often I github search my Java project, I guess that same curiosity for why people Google themselves. I also searched ARC and LIRS, so I stumbled on your issue.

Since this is in Python, it just occurred to me that you might consider [PyClockPro](https://bitbucket.org/SamiLehtinen/pyclockpro) if you want a pre-baked library. ClockPro is a concurrent friendly variant of LIRS, so it has no movement on reads but may be O(n) on writes. I'm not sure why the author didn't use LIRS in Python, but it served as an example for my simulator. While I think TinyLFU is stronger, that's an off-the-shelf solution you could consider.


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

Hello @mjain-1

Very nice work on advanced Python!

👍


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

Hello @mjain-1

Perfect work on linear algebra!

👍


ok


i like it. functions for everyone! peronism functions!


MERGE


Cool. I'm glad we came to your attention.

Thanks for the pointer. I think I'd seen that implementation before when I was considering a Clock variant. There are some issues though:

- By its own documentation it's slow, and I can't accept much of a performance regression for reads and writes even if it is more theoretically optimal
- It only supports Python 3 and we have a requirement for python 2.7
- It uses a fixed entry count cache, but we have highly variable entry sizes and need to control by the total size, not counts (similar to weights in Caffeine)
- It's not published on PyPI, so we'd have to vendor the code in, and/or accept maintenance of it (at which point I'd rather maintain my own code 😄 )

Many of those seem to be "problems" for many of the available python caching libraries. (I put "problems" in quotes because the use-cases are all different, so RelStorage's needs are probably fairly unique.)


Hello Jon, you are correct, and we are looking into fixing this soon.

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#2520943-WindowsCalc-Engine_Integration (vidanovic) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: Tests Failed (1781 of 2371 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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> # ePpscneiman)


Huch, I can confirm this. I didn't recognize until now!
Not sure, what to do here either. That would need a deeper debugging session for which I'm not up today anymore...


#2520943-WindowsCalc-Engine_Integration (vidanovic) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Also added Rainbow Folders plugin.


129956421-Scalable-Sizing-HTRad-Heat-Crash (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1764 of 1765 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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对 Python 自己没有用。


InnoDB style:

`if (h) {
     code;
}`


Il y a une contrainte sur le type de `currentView` (avoir une propriété `key`).
* Cette contrainte n'intervient pas dans l'implémentation.
* Dans [l'exemple](https://github.com/JabX/autofocus/tree/master/src#module-router), la contrainte n'est pas respectée


Not bad :ok_hand:


https://unity3d.com/learn/tutorials/topics/scripting
https://unity3d.com/learn/tutorials?_ga=1.77144726.2083149987.1474084147


Please ask from @vuvova if you may push this to staging tree before beta.


那用locale.setlocale()呢？会有效吗


@ericstj, would you mind taking a look at the latest version of my changes, where I'm now using the feature that you added to packaging.targets (thanks!).
Everything in the nuspec looks ok. That is everything but:
```xml
    <file src="E:\OPEN\sedarg\corefx\bin\AnyOS.AnyCPU.Debug\System.Reflection.Extensions\uap101aot\System.Reflection.Extensions.dll" target="runtimes/aot/lib/uap10.1" exclude="" />
    <file src="E:\OPEN\sedarg\corefx\bin\AnyOS.AnyCPU.Debug\System.Reflection.Extensions\uap101aot\System.Reflection.Extensions.pdb" target="runtimes/aot/lib/uap10.1" exclude="" />
```
uap101aot asset is cross compiled. Yet it too is nothing but a pure facade. I tried to get rid of the uap101aot asset by removing it from src\System.Reflection.Extensionons.builds, however I hit an error when I do that:

System.Reflection.Extensions should support API version 4.1.0.0 on UAP,Version=v10.1/win10-x86-aot but System.Reflection.Extensions/runtimes/aot/lib/netcore50/System.Reflect
ion.Extensions.dll was found to support 4.0.0.0.

it looks to me like, runtimes/aot/lib/netcore50 wins over lib/uap101. Is this expected? Is there anything that I can do about it?


Nice!


no have cfbg ?

i can't add crossfactionbg


The material-ui use-case is solid. Wish we could enforce you eventually render an `<a/>`. Really don't want folks rendering `<li>` and stuff w/ this. Guess we can mention that in the docs and be done w/ it.


@aaugustin I'm having an issue with URLs not being properly decoded before being passed into my views when running under WSGI, while things work fine under the dev server. Looking into it, I found this comment, which starts with, ` WSGI provides decoded URLs, without %xx escapes`. This is the opposite of my understanding, so I'm wondering if it's related to the issue I'm having.

In my Django app, I have an endpoint where one of the URL path segments is itself a complete URL. This embedded URL has to be percent-encoded, or it would cause the outer URL to become malformed, and Django wouldn't be able to parse it.

So it seems like Django needs the percent-encoded URL for parsing and should decode path segments and query parameters before passing them to view functions. Is that correct and, if so, how does it fit with the comment in the code?

Any feedback much appreciated.


#2520943-WindowsCalc-Engine_Integration (vidanovic) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1191 of 1191 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@omgmakeme


You want to change this line. This method is supposed to return a string like "My favorite cheese is X", where X is the cheeseName being passed into the method.


Here you just changed the input argument. Instead please change the method contents to create the result string.


Need to change these values are breaking crafting for crafters on the forums


你试试不就不知道了。应该是不会。


done finally


www.
wwwaaa
yyy


>/u/dpc_pw is me!

forgive, it was fucking 2:30 am


逻辑对么


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1783 of 1783 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Oh well thanks mate for pointing me out, looks like I'm learning the old documentations :+1:


The implementation of this method will look very similar to your solution in Objective-C. `characters` is an array. So to solve this, you create a new array, loop over the `characters` array, extract the favorite drink out of every element in the array within the loop and insert it into your new array.


looks like it came from an old ink typewriter


The `emailFromUserDict` method has not been implemented yet. It is about extracting the email from the dictionary.


Please also implement the function to concatenate strings with semicolons and the closure task on the bottom.


[Your benchmark job](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/commit/3a311556050ee70e71c43c3ca6bc86165174da77#commitcomment-19062968) has completed - possible performance regressions were detected. A full report can be found [here](https://github.com/JuliaCI/BaseBenchmarkReports/blob/c446686d038e02992f7b0a60490e04577069720f/daily_2016_9_17/report.md). cc @jrevels


## Brief self-introduction [max 500 words]


how do you keep them in order though...?


test


Findings: This is not necessary, liblight can scale brightness properly.
lights.msm8974.so from N preview works fine.


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e


@DNx5 Thanks for the hint!


TODO: Clean up, this needs refactoring before it turns to a spaghetti monster.


## 目的
- Blenderファイル Sedona.blendの履歴付き管理

## 現状
- Readme.txtのみ上げてます。

> .blendファイルはサイズが大きいうえに、差分がわかりにくい
（しかも量が多いし変更した場所も分散している）ので、
今は上げていません。

## その他
- 特になし


本格運用開始


okay. changed them


@Nadahar nice one fixing the build. What do the `RendererConfiguration` changes have to do with it?


Yo Add me to the repository. Also the collision engine/system/whatever you want to call it is not as bad as I thought it was going to be. Also, why are you using pure virtuals in your headers? Not going to judge too much; everyone has their own style. So, what do you want me to learn/prerequisites and concepts you want me to understand before beginning to start developing some src for the engine?


"No idea, why would someone want to do such a thing?"


#2520943-WindowsCalc-Engine_Integration (vidanovic) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: Tests Failed (1192 of 1765 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Sorry this is coming out now; been busy this entire week. Started learning some OpenGL and I am assuming we are also using GLUT/GLEW.


#2520943-WindowsCalc-Engine_Integration (vidanovic) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Sorry for a late comment.  However, it appears that there is no catch in the case of failures in sending writes to the new cluster.  This is like a fire and forget on writing data to the new cluster.


should i get rid of these numbers too? -no numbers ever...? any suggestions for naming these sorts of elements?


Why did you replace Arrays.equals(byte[],byte[]) with MessageDiggest.isEqual(byte[],byte[]) ?


Wow, those are pretty much the same thing. please do not roast me on how terrible I am with this (pretty much new with this).


haha

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UPDATE:
You should switch to my compiler.
Now it support REPLAY/REPEAT, Key Combos and Mouse control (which makes it better than an original Rubber Ducky).


@chrisseaton Is this something you could reuse for the C API stuff?

I'm not sure if it matters to the C-API that we do the fixnum lowering (long -> int).

Please review when you can if there are any concerns: @nirvdrum @eregon


I'm confused with this change Juan, I would love to know the reasoning behind it. I have plenty of free time let me know of any features that might want to be added ill make a pull for it.


Nanosoldier indicates widespread memory regressions?


Made me do this after resetting the first commit with the correct user information...?
*shrug*


[This null pointer check is unnecessary](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18775608/free-a-null-pointer-anyway-or-check-first "Free a null pointer anyway or check first?"), isn't it?


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为什么windows.zip没有移入hosttools呢（思考熊


Note: we don't seem to be clearing the spinlock here


merge


移入了啊  难道 您不知道 有 伸手党 吗

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Yes, but I may cross compile ttyd to some embedded platforms like wireless routers (openwrt), maybe it is needed.


Very good commit. Thanks for resolving that @Aaron1011 :)


done.


thanks for the encouragement


Pls, Don't point to 'China', it's zCheat's author's fault. Chinese's developer not all that who do not obey the licence


@pb00068 why not? Eventually start the LTC and if it takes too long I will stop it.

Also please, drop Bitboard defensive and replace its definition in the only place where it is needed: it will be faster and also more clear.


(y)


This commit is awesome, thanks a lot @fabled! I'm finally able to use my Bluetooth headset via an Odroid-W (pi-zero-like) through "-o alsa:pulse" (as bluez decided to drop their alsa support and go all for pulseaudio in v5...).

By the way, speaking of pulseaudio, does anyone know whether someone is already working on direct pulseaudio support? For some 720p videos omxplayer over "-o alsa:pulse" sounds a little choppy for me (a little better with "--threshold 15", but still noticeable). 720p with HDMI audio with omxplayer output works perfectly, so I guess "-o alsa:pulse" might just have too many buffers chained together. At least too many for this poor, tiny, single core ARM. (So if anyone knows of a direct "omxplayer -o pulse" implementation then please let me know :-) )


If the benefit is obvious, you don't have to include it (or in this case, repeat your previous statement).


In this case, the benefit is not as obvious. What's the point of tagging contacts?


remove main() method


A good job


Move _producer.send(nodeData); to out of the for statement


@monsta
I thought you wanted to update NEWS files :-/
As my healthy isn't 100% perfect i need a bit more time as usual to create/building/testing tarballs.
Doing all on Monday is impossible, i need to start today.
Can you update NEWS from your home please?
My running order after mate-common.
mate-desktop
libmate.... packages
mate-session-manger
m-s-d
caja
marco
mate-panel
than the rest.

Thank you


Create a public class called Droid.
2.
Create an int instance variable called batteryLevel. Do not set it equal to anything at the moment.
3.
Create a Droid constructor. Inside of the Droid constructor, set batteryLevel equal to 100. Now every time a Droid is created, its battery level will be at 100 percent.
4.
Next, create a method called activate. The method should not return any data type.
5.
Inside of activate, print out a message to the user that lets them know their Droid is activated and alive. For example: Activated. How can I help you?.
6.
All Droid actions should use up some battery life. On the next line, decrease the battery level by 5 percent.

Hint: batteryLevel is equal to batteryLevel minus 5.
7.
We should always update the user on the battery level every time the Droid performs an action. On the next line, print out the battery level.

Hint: System.out.println("Battery level is: " + batteryLevel + " percent.");.
8.
Let's provide a way for users to charge their Droid. Create a method called chargeBattery. It should accept an int parameter called hours. The method should not return any data type.
9.
The first thing the method should do is inform the user that their droid is charging. Print out Droid charging....
10.
Next, the battery level should increase by the number of hours specified by the user.

Hint: batteryLevel is equal to batteryLevel plus hours.
11.
We have to make sure the user doesn't overcharge the Droid. Inside of chargeBattery, write an if statement that checks if the battery level is greater than 100.
12.
If the battery level is greater than 100, set the battery level equal to 100, then print out the battery level to the user on the next line (refer to step 7 if you need help).
13.
Otherwise, in an else block, simply print out the value of the battery level to the user (refer to step 7 if you need help).
14.
Next, create a method called checkBatteryLevel. It should return an int.
15.
Inside of the method, print out the battery level to the user.
16.
On the next line, return the battery level.
17.
Create another method called hover. The method should not return a value. It should accept an int parameter called feet.
18.
This method will instruct the Droid to hover above the ground, but we can't let the Droid hover too far off the ground. Inside of the method, use an if statement to check if feet is greater than 2.
19.
Inside of the if statement, print out a friendly error to the user, for example: Error! I cannot hover above 2 feet.
20.
Otherwise, in an else block, print out to the user Hovering.... On the next line, decrease the battery level by 20.
21.
On the next line, print out the battery level to the user.
22.
Now create the main method.
23.
Inside of the main method, create a Droid object.
24.
On the next line, call the activate method on the object.
25.
Next, call the chargeBattery method and specify 5 as the hours parameter.
26.
Finally, call the hover method and specify a feet parameter.
27.
If you completed the project correctly, the output will indicate first a battery level of 95, then 100, then 80.


While there is nothing wrong with the test; I prefer not to start with a negative test; especially when you have the entire business functionality to implement


@jdalton Are you unhappy with the PR in general or with anything specific?


- There is reasonable content on the page (see: [No Content](https://github.com/js-org/dns.js.org/wiki/No-Content))
- I have read and accepted the [ToS](http://dns.js.org/terms.html)


you could / should use static imports ``Arrays.asList``


I found some occurences of that constant in Buck code on most recent master, but they are all unrelated, right? In which case sorry for the noise: [1].

* [1] http://paste.openstack.org/show/580398


Related to https://twitter.com/mscdexdotexe/status/777025816635072512.


These files got generated after a commit into the repo, which was done to support new test-cases. I strongly think removing them isn't a good idea.


Dont like this big if else block. Even if you want to do val;idation how about this

```
if(args.length != 1) {
  //throw exception
}

//now write your logic to generate a computer token
```

A small if block looks and reads better


Enum would have been much better than string. Enums by their very nature are a finite set of values. We need to think beyond stirngs


so I will take back my comment on strings / enums since I see you have used enums.. Why cant this block return an enum instead. Why is it returning a string ??


This is the crash the I'm getting:
http://crashes.to/s/60b762e1bc3 (My code base is up to date, so it includes 1-2 changes which you added on top of this. So it could be that it's not due to this change.)


GitHub please…that's not a user mention in the commit message, it's a Python decorator…


I see. It was in the plans to replace async with something else for [some time](https://github.com/form-data/form-data/pull/204#issuecomment-220866595). @mscdex just helped to push it forward. As rightfully noticed in #204 – only parallel method was used out of the whole async.
Then it had other issues like #175. And my personal pet peeve was https://github.com/form-data/form-data/pull/255#issuecomment-247751635


Good test cases. While I dont see the incremental git commitl it does show that you have probably thought about it incrementally. However the excessive ifs and swtiches takes the shine away.


```mangomolo.com``` => ```mangomolo\.com```


right. i reverted that.


I'll release this to maven central and bintray.


Oh, and now I see I also get the same aforementioned crash:
http://crashes.to/s/94dec50597b


Couldnt figure out how to address last one, but notated to be addressed possibly later.


something wrong while upload, so it was blank.


I havenot tried Mac os case,  nice to put each installation cases for the document.


From #255
> This is especially important for dependents like request, which are heavily depended upon, so reducing the space used will have a positive effect for all.

Just a heads up Lodash is depended upon [by considerably more](https://gist.github.com/anvaka/8e8fa57c7ee1350e3491#file-01-most-dependent-upon-md) so changes are Lodash is already in folks local npm cache.


you dont need this annotation. Or instead of using ``after`` using ``before``


add a scroll view to single Textview


yeah again not technically required..


use static imports and readability will improve. ON eclipse I use ``ctrl + shift + M`` for static imports.


So you claim this got generated before you've pushed that?

Usually people generate the stuff dynamically during tests, or during release time into tarballs -- but never put such things into git please.


This wasn't issue for me. I mean size per-se, but more like amount of _unused_ code. And not even with lodash, but more with async itself – it covers all the possible scenarios and I needed only one. If async would have separate methods as packages (lodash style) – it would be the way to go.


That might not be as much of an issue for development environments, but IMHO the size is too much for other cases. 5.5MB is still 5.5MB.

That's my 2 bytes.


No one said that the input / output has to be a string. Yes it will be string when you are accepting inputs from a user through an interface. But if you think about this as a service layer then you can use Enums everywhere in the input types and return types


the first version, translate to postfix expression. This is a little practice, for my compiler-making plan, I have to code more raead more. At last, this vresion is really a shit beacuse it just support plus and minus.


high time you brought in static imports to improve readability


:-(
```
$ time git clone https://github.com/fedora-copr/copr.git
Cloning into 'copr'...
warning: templates not found /home/praiskup/.git_templates
remote: Counting objects: 27304, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (146/146), done.
remote: Total 27304 (delta 62), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 27143
Receiving objects: 100% (27304/27304), 78.94 MiB | 590.00 KiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (19729/19729), done.
Checking connectivity... done.

real    2m30.079s
user    0m5.034s
sys     0m4.119s

```


The extra check would only be needed if you are going to use an implementation of the function "`free`" which would not be standard-compliant.
How do you think about cooperation with configuration checks like [the macro call "`AC_FUNC_MALLOC`"](https://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/manual/autoconf-2.67/html_node/Particular-Functions.html "Checking memory management interface?") in your build specification then?


Whats this commit ?


Very nice.. However have you heard about constructors.. Enums can have constructors and you can do the same thing..

```
package first.principles.mjson;

public enum Choices {

  // had to go with string constructor since it doesnt like us to use a enum before it has been
  // defined
  ROCK("SCISSORS"), PAPER("ROCK"), SCISSORS("PAPER");

  private Choices beats;

  Choices(String beats) {
    this.beats = Choices.valueOf(beats);
  }
}
```


Didnt notice this earlier.. ``DRAW`` doesnt fit in here.. It is a result and not at the same level as a rock, paper or scissors


True, we're shipping artifacts to AWS several times a day and over time it accumulates to significant amount of extra traffic.


I am very sad,

Thank you for your great work over the last years. I wish you the Best for your further steps.

I hope this project is not died with your step.

Badly my skills are in translating and collecting data add this to code but working on Code I cannot,
my hope is someone will take over this great addon and works together with the com as you have done in the Past.

Greetings Samyonair


@mscdex Async 2 is modular so if you're concerned about browser bundle sizes you can cherry-pick their method use in your package.

 @alexindigo Is there no way [to cache](http://thenewstack.io/understanding-the-docker-cache-for-faster-builds/)-[things](https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/caching/)? Lodash has been it's current size for going on 9 months.


It will only warn if people actually try to call done though...if it ends up being annoying, please just nuke it.

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# krishna201

A barebones Node.js app using [Express 4](http://expressjs.com/).

This application supports the [Getting Started with Node on Heroku](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-nodejs) article - check it out.

## Running Locally

Make sure you have [Node.js](http://nodejs.org/) and the [Heroku Toolbelt](https://toolbelt.heroku.com/) installed.

```sh
$ git clone git@github.com:krishna201/krishna201.git # or clone your own fork
$ cd krishna201
$ npm install
$ npm start
```

Your app should now be running on [localhost:5000](http://localhost:5000/).

## Deploying to Heroku

```
$ heroku create
$ git push heroku master
$ heroku open
```
or

[![Deploy to Heroku](https://www.herokucdn.com/deploy/button.png)](https://heroku.com/deploy)

## Documentation

For more information about using Node.js on Heroku, see these Dev Center articles:

- [Getting Started with Node.js on Heroku](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-nodejs)
- [Heroku Node.js Support](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/nodejs-support)
- [Node.js on Heroku](https://devcenter.heroku.com/categories/nodejs)
- [Best Practices for Node.js Development](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/node-best-practices)
- [Using WebSockets on Heroku with Node.js](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/node-websockets)


hi


We got note 4 nougat. As always the first issues are wifi, bluetooth, calls, fingerprint and data :D


kebab for camel conversion completed


My last comment wasn't specifically about lodash, but more in general thinking out loud about importance of the file size on the server side.

I do like lodash, in places where I need it. I'm not using it wholesale though, but rather pick-n-choose separate packages, I think it's my favorite lodash feature :)


thanks for the explanation. makes sense


DnxInvisibleFolder ? Thought they got rid of "Dnx"


@jotpe probably so it's constant time


I changed the version number from 0.7 to 0.7.1 just prior to making the previous commit. After some time I downloaded it and tried to run it and Python gave the error "SyntaxError: invalid syntax" just because of that version number change. So I changed it to 0.8


@alexindigo
> My last comment wasn't specifically about lodash, but more in general thinking out loud about importance of the file size on the server side.

It seems a bit like a premature optimization.

> I do like lodash, in places where I need it. I'm not using it wholesale though, but rather pick-n-choose separate packages, I think it's my favorite lodash feature :)

Check our [roadmap](https://github.com/lodash/lodash/wiki/Roadmap#v500-2017).


把主要的框架搭建一下


This will be the date when the article is published


#2520943-WindowsCalc-Engine_Integration (vidanovic) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: Tests Failed (1781 of 2371 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This needs to be an `.md` file otherwise the article won't show up in our blog


Wow! I check it right now!


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1765 of 1766 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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How about a little intro paragraph that prepares the reader what to expect in this article?


Not sure if that was intentionally (and might be fixed later), but this plunk doesn't show the component introduced in this article


#2520943-WindowsCalc-Engine_Integration (vidanovic) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Here's an idea:

Doing things like adding a new property to a component's metadata, I think it's always good to show *where* this goes. So maybe sth. like this:

```
@Component({
  ...
  animations: [
    ...
  ]
})
```
^ now the reader can actually see, that this `animations` property goes *into* the `@Component` decorator.


This? :)

![modular lodash](http://ia.gs/2Q0C0c193Q0G/Image%202016-09-16%20at%2011.59.16%20PM.png)

So should I say "It _was_ my favorite feature"? :)

And by modular lodash – you mean `import` + `.mjs` with `webpack@2` building it's own tree or something else? :)

As for premature optimization, thinking out loud never premature :) and we do pay real money for the traffic, I don't have exact numbers yet, but I should have something by the end of the year for sure.

My main pet peeve isn't with the file size, but with unused code. I think similar sentiment led you to come  up with per-method packages idea.


Based on Step-3.1, another model is created on 'collection/parites.js'. So, we must remove that one to prevent following error:

There is already a collection named "parties"


修改了package


can you please throw an error here ?


Ayuda: no me atrevo a tocxar nada por "miedo".
¿cómo proceder? ¿añado frases o párrafos directamente o los pongo aquí como comentarios?


can you put this in dev dependencies ?


Bricked hotplug won't work with MSM core ctrl.


@mcostalba ok I will do it.  thanks


`flipgive.campaign`


Well, clearly something different should be attempted... :-)


I'll build an installer for it. For now, just delete the following lines
from ~/.profile. That should at least disable it.

devilspie2
sleep 4s
gnome-terminal --window-with-profile=Deskterm --role=Deskterm --hide-menubar

Would you mind explaining the trouble you were having with it? Also, what
operating system are you using.

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> thinking out loud never premature :)

It's a bit more when you commit code.

>  I don't have exact numbers yet, but I should have something by the end of the year for sure.

Sounds like something you could optimize better with a pre-process.

> My main pet peeve isn't with the file size, but with unused code.

So you switch from something that was modular (async 2) to something more monolithic (asynckit)?

> I think similar sentiment led you to come up with per-method packages idea.

Nope. I try to be unopinionated and meet devs where they are. But as time has gone on I'm starting to get jaded by dev superstition and hangups. Since I have the numbers now I'm starting to get more opinionated and will start enforcing that opinion through package support.


Typo: it should be **kTStatesPerMilliSecond**

I can't help more than this at the moment... :angel:


The Vault comparison is pretty good. Hadn't thought of it like that before. 😄 Although, if you're aiming to be "like" Vault, separating out the API into a separate project or module could be a good idea. You know, just a bunch of interfaces, some class to get access via static, and then register your main interface in the Bukkit service manager, or whatever.

Bad example of what I mean: https://github.com/lucko/LuckPerms/tree/master/api
Vault does the same: https://github.com/MilkBowl/VaultAPI/tree/master/src/main/java/net/milkbowl/vault

Effectively, that way, you just define the "FactionsFrameworkAPI" separately, and then implement it in the plugin (this is exactly what Vault does). That way you avoid all of the horrible static, and just access everything through one interface.

Looking forward to seeing the library, definitely let me know. If you want/need any code contributions, I'm more than happy to spend some time contributing, again, just let me know.

Thanks again for your great work!


wrongfully made pull request from master to assignment-1


try to edit your `php.ini` and set `display_errors = on`.


1. My commit was driven by the reasons I explained above – to reduce amount of _unused_ code in the library, it had nothing to do with lodash, but with async itself. As I pointed out in the links it was the plan for some time, long before that twit happened.

2. Do you mind to enlighten me on meaning of "modular" here? Something that webpack@2 can slice and dice or there is more to it?

3. So we have different sentiments :)


regression test ! ;)


The recipe 'hetweer' is supposed to build from https://github.com/E2OpenPlugins/e2openplugin-HetWeer, but it doesn't.
Or better: it still builds an old version, while the source has been updated.
Any idea how to correct that?


@soumak77 There were files being generated in both `public` **and** `build` folder in the previous config.


> Do you mind to enlighten me on meaning of "modular" here? Something that webpack@2 can slice and dice or there is more to it?

[Yes](https://github.com/caolan/async/tree/master/lib).


Note that this would crash on anyone using the legacy string interface of `.read()`/`.write()`.


Zdravo Irfane,

Zavrsit cu ostalo cim prije.

Poslano s mojeg iPhonea

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Looks pretty similar to me :) https://github.com/alexindigo/asynckit/tree/master/lib – I mean for "monolithic (asynckit)" :)

But it helps only with third-party bundlers, AFAIK npm doesn't fetch individual files from packages yet. So all that unused code gets pulled into your server-side artifact. (My assumption we're not using bundlers for server side code yet).


testing...

Saludos, José Luis

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What about...

```swift
let secondPulseLength = firstPulseLength + 2
```

Couldn't it be better?


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Hack to solve the issue referenced in sigmavirus24/github3.py#634


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Yep! This is great! :D

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