Buffer what exactly? The functions?

On second look the `run` function isn't use anywhere, so that should be removed.
And the `get_files_by_file_size` is just a helper function for debugging purposes, so that should also be removed.


Fix require statement to use `stdlib` module


Agreed, this should be cleaned up.


np


This is not valid Markdown comment syntax.


@johnoel I already made a find_reasonable_stepsize function that is working in sHMC. We will just reuse that I imagine.

https://github.com/admb-project/admb/blob/master/src/nh99/hmc.cpp#L619


And when changed to valid syntax, needs to be offset with newlines, as an HTML comment is a block in Markdown.


Tabs to spaces.


Not sure what you mean.


Errei o projeto que estava mexendo...
Tenho que criar um branch pra dev!
MEH!


Use `hasOwnProperty` utility.


I believe so too. I'll remove the sleeps and test it.


Add TODO to replace with `is-plain-object`.


Oh I see...


Why `stdmath`?


Thx 🔢


Add test case to check that destination properties are set.


It was arbitrarily determined. I mainly wanted to make sure there was enough ram for the alignment process so that it wouldn't go into mem-swap when scaling this think up to whole genome. I believe, but I could be wrong, that I read that this step required a lot of RAM so I'm not sure. These job resource requirements will be fleshed out when I stress test this pipeline on whole genomes.


LooseVersion, this is great. I was wondering how we get this correct but did not find a nice solution. This is great!


thx :)
Fixed in b2783962ace561f09b284b4b81241e56153f28fe


adding white bckgrnd


Correct, there's some redundancies in which files were pulled into which jobs. That needs to be cleaned up.


Spacing appears off. `'` should be aligned with `b`.


Spacing appears off. `v` should be aligned with `t`. (4 spaces)


Spacing.


Thanks - I encountered DeMorgan's Law a while back. Can you give me an
example of when you've had to use it in actual code?

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I've heard that the Toil cache has been having issues. I'm not entirely sure about what the status is with that feature right now. I guess I would plan to move over to using Toil cache when most of its bugs are ironed out.


opts -> options to match function signature below.


how to use?


My CV picture!


public void createContact(ContactData contact) - здесь одного параметра достаточно


Turns out it's ok for collection to have referential equality, when it's neither list nor set. So I'm removing these abstract overrides and they become inherited from `Any`.


This whole thing should be section instead of "Main", the  sections inside it should be divs


Use `hasOwnProperty` utility.


fillContactPage(contact, true); - здесь можно сразу вызвать true


`opt` -> `options` to match function signature below.


Tabs to spaces.


author here should be you @jamesfeshner and not me!


Can you use cythonized source on mobile (android)?


Why `stdmath`?


Test message.


Вполне неплохо. Главное реализовать не хуже :)


this was causing a recalc even if using the `itemSize` prop to cache the heights.


The work_dir doesn't exist until I read in the files from the `job.fileStore` into it using the `read_global_directory`. I'm mainly just passing the location of work_dir from job to job in the pipeline to have a location where all of the temporary files are that's consistent. It was mainly for making debugging easier. Functionally I believe it doesn't make much difference than in making a temporary directory.


Should say that `scaled` is ignored if `QR = TRUE`.


I'll remove it then, unless Glenn needs it.


If you fixed the > redirect in ovjmacout.sh then I think it is ready to PR
from development to master. I will have one more commit before doing the
final tag and release build. It is a minor change to add an extract script
so that chempack updates can be added to OVJ. I am waiting for you to merge
src/common/SConstruct so I don't have to manually merge my change.

When I type in a commit number into that box, the Able to merge message
goes away and the window goes into a "Comparing changes" mode. There is no
longer a "Merge pull request" button.

Yes, I think we decided the git hash was too confusing.

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Add test case to test that destination props are set.


Setting everything in `TestCaseSetUp` is not really good because some tests alter Cluster configuration and we want to reset it back afterwards. `RedisCacheClusterTestWithReconfiguration` was created exactly to do Cluster reconfiguration after such tests only.


предлагаю пока отавить так как есть


olaaaaaa


hola


Add test case to test that no destination props are set.


<img width="759" alt="screen shot 2016-09-27 at 11 44 41 am" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/197597/18887144/d6be0c5e-84a7-11e6-8f3a-2764e9274c64.png">


@jeffkaufman Thanks for mentioning! I've left some comments. Would you mind tagging me on the next Redis-related commit as well?


Cool, I'm working on a few encoding issues and related refactorings.

I was thinking on opening PR's once I get Travis consistently green in all rubies and against UTF-8 and non UTF-8 external encodings.

But I don't think this particular change would break anything right now, so I can start with that.


👍 Thanks.  I noticed this too.


I don't think we should be changing migration code after the fact.
IIUC this specific message refers to DB table ( which is called container_groups to this day), not to user visible concept.
=> should stay as is


Only part of scaled is ignored. From the code in stan_glm.fit it looks like
we still do the 2*sd(y) stuff if scaled=TRUE and QR=TRUE. So it's only the
stuff with x that is ignored if QR=TRUE.

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We are going to need cur variables even on a laptop for when the user is on the move.


:( Any chance of getting a macOS binary?


ok, I had not added it to the top level disk schema, so I did not know what purpose it solved.

If you are suggesting that we just remove this from here and leave it just inside `disk-status` then I agree and will do that.


is there any reason for this change?


hm, i think this should be first, this is common practice in many libs,
because size of struct can be changed later, position of data always be the same, better for bindings.


Can you do the following, to help me debug this?
First, you can build your project and print out the sorted property names that are collected by the GatherExternProperties pass, like this: https://github.com/dimvar/closure-compiler/commit/067e4b233ec6a00a133ee1ccd1edc021b5bb85f0

Then, you can move the old-type-checker run before GatherExternProperties, and print the property names again: https://github.com/dimvar/closure-compiler/commit/2cbad239b68d4da75cacac5361636ecb45f9098d

Then you can diff the two, and see what the differences are. That can you an idea of how this commit affected GatherExternProperties, and it may help when creating a test case.

For the example you mention above, I don't know exactly how to use it yet. What is the definition of `MessagePort`? Did you just build this code without any other definitions, and the default externs, and got the typing percentage difference?

Also, can you open a github issue to continue the discussion there? It's easier for us to track bugs using the issue tracker, rather than do it here.


Have a hard time considering a whitespace only change "awesome"


use update only if you are sure you want the action to happen every minute.


Yeah, although that is dirty

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@diracdeltas I am not able to confirm that this resolves the issue, as I understand it.

Scenario: User navigates to http://www.twitter.com, and then expands the Bravery Settings Panel and turns on Block Scripts. The frame reloads, and the user is then redirected to http://mobile.twitter.com via a `<noscript>` element.

The above scenario still plays through.


It's only when the internal volume control is used or if you're outputting to 8 bit.


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Please post this on piazza.

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Do all of the old types have `type/X` analogues?


whoop dee doo


Burn.


Comt


great city


> So on the GS, number have N bit for integer part, and only 4 bit for fractional. (note my comment sucks). So you can have 0, 0.625 etc... So 0.4995 must be rounded to 1 not 0.

Real slick find :). But yea, if that's the case, the comment could use a bit of sprucing up. It wouldn't understand it if I came upon it.


IIRC the keys here - coming from `@folders` - are mechanically constructed in controller from class names, so if you change them it won't work.  I'll verify tomorrow...

only the values are visible in UI but they're already "pod"


Dirty as in too data dependent? Why are we doing it at all?

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Great <3


good catch :+1:


Why not `const ... = require(...);`  if you started using `const` in the Node.js code?


Pretty sure this should just be `"."` as it's not regex


FIx this, it's wrong.


Should we be able to get enemy mana limit info outside the battle? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think we should not. One possibility is to set it to zero.


In one of the repos you wrote ef63 instead of ef63l


@kanzelm3 would you peer review this implementation of the observer pattern?


for example:
```C
myhtml_tree_node_t node = {3,2};
// set flags = 3, and tag_id = 2 ...
```

as well as the [alignment](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_structure_alignment) of the data? Alignment will changed position for vars any way


Replace with DotPreconditoins


same as above


hola!


This is wrong, need to fix. Remove "plugins".


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Dirty as in it contravenes Bayes Theorem but that doesn't bother Andrew too
much. In practice, the average rstanarm user is going to get results closer
to what Bayes Theorem implies with it than without it because too many of
them use ridiculous units for the outcome.

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> > like
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> > the
> > > stuff with x that is ignored if QR=TRUE.
> > >
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Exact 😄 ! I forgot to change in appveyor in the same time we moved to changelog.md 😢
Fixed with https://github.com/dokan-dev/dokany/commit/66f8927e9bbbdd8c8ea56422219b8bb2fd43fc86

https://ci.appveyor.com/project/Maxhy/dokany/build/1.0.1-779/job/i6uyb59m3eg6vbv7/artifacts 👍


I'm not an expert, just read that `const` may have some performance issues.
If it's not true, I may replace it.


The reason I didn't use `const` is simple: older versions of `node` won't support it.


Issue #73


Yes. I think too ;)


erneuter Versuch


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Thanks @mstembera ! Actually the cleaned up version I already committed has SCORE_ZERO :)


Fixes #7


Why do we remove the header keys?


Interesante forma de resolverlo. Para la próxima, le recomiendo colocar el archivo README.md en vez del Leeme.txt porque es mas universal.


j


test comment


In every update of this module I get an MySQL error:

`An internal server error occurred.Database Exception: SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 2006 MySQL server has gone away The SQL being executed was: SELECT `id` FROM `user_http_session` WHERE `id`='99ec5e0362debee82fce19c1fdc4cb27'`


actually can't say off hand if it's necessary, it's possible that the translation of "Container groups"is already "Pods".


:ship:


pas mal


Right, and I see the supposed utility of doing it for that reason, but
it worries me that people will report in papers that they used whatever
prior they set via the "prior" argument when that's not the prior that gets
used under the hood.

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> Dirty as in it contravenes Bayes Theorem but that doesn't bother Andrew too
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> them use ridiculous units for the outcome.
>
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> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>>
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> >
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> only
> > > the
> > > > stuff with x that is ignored if QR=TRUE.
> > > >
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@dkorolev This whole Node shit is about being always up-to-date, no?


muhahahaa.. got my first project on GitHub


Thanks for the link! I had some issues when I didn't explicitly specify them. I'll do some testing to see where that goes wrong...


# Prothom Jibon


Interesting - have never used this before...


Is it possible to change the URL name `custom_pages` to an other name?


**Dui Nayan**


Hi there @neroniaky

I would like to ask you about this upgrade to a non stable version of angular and dependencies (2.0.1) instead of pointing to the final release of angular.

Currently my project uses the final release in I'm getting warnings while running **npm install**:

```
npm WARN angular2-token@0.1.13 requires a peer of @angular/core@2.0.1 but none was installed.
npm WARN angular2-token@0.1.13 requires a peer of @angular/http@2.0.1 but none was installed.
npm WARN angular2-token@0.1.13 requires a peer of @angular/common@2.0.1 but none was installed.
npm WARN angular2-token@0.1.13 requires a peer of @angular/router@3.0.1 but none was installed.

```

Wouldn't be a expected behavior to point to the final release of ng2 and its correspondant dependencies?

Thanks!


> just quoting<


`hello`


[www.yahoo.com](url)


cani i comment?


- Bullet Point


@josevalim this arrow (`->`) needs to be `generated: true` otherwise we get "this clause cannot match because a previous clause always matches", but I think we end up with the same issue as here: https://github.com/elixir-lang/elixir/commit/93ca080bb9b5a1e094885fb81fea6ee04f9260f1.
What do you think?


1. Numbered number.


- [ ] Bujha jasche na


license-update (axelstudios) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2405 of 2448 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Even if it isn't that *neat* it is pretty *cool*


Xdebug doesn't support PHP 7.1, nor does it actually compile.


Excellent.


This is a comment on the change to the web.config file


oh- I haven't really thought about that far, but sure I will check whether
what you say makes sense. Thx for comment.

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Thanks!
Yushin


As usually, your reviews are extremely helpful. Thanks.
I hope now it's completely fixed.


Yes, it is a valid one. I just added the signal handler, replaced ctflush with the regular flush_stdin().


Wait wat, how am I not in team


Now the filename is DokanSetup-1.0.1.5779.exe. Should it not be DokanSetup-1.0.1.1.exe `1.0.0.(0 + build number)`?


With this commit we now get this error

```
moonlight-embedded-2.2.1/src/video/aml.c:95:31: error: invalid operands to binary | (have 'void *' and 'int')
   codecParam.am_sysinfo.param |= SYNC_OUTSIDE;
```


added **output_change** event value, so i can filter based on the output hash change.


Could you create a PR please?  I suspect that'll be a quicker way for me to pull in your changes.

ps. Why did you add a result parameter to the OneOfMatcher ctor?  Where are you heading with that?


oh my god


Cambie su perfil para incluir su nombre real, de esta forma es mas facil saber quien es.


You're talking about the product that went from 0.12.x to 5.x, man.

Sure, it's always up to date.


trial of adding branches


Hi, I'm trying to get this going and I'm having some trouble. I've got everything integrated and running, but I've found that FASTBuild has actually made my compile time significantly slower (it's at 4.5 hours right now. I'm still waiting for the first compile to finish.).

Would you be able and willing to give me a hand with it? If so, could you send an email to danbrown@backtablestudios.com and we'll chat there. Thanks. :)


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [terminusma](https://terminusma-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/terminus/install](https://terminusma-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/terminus/install)
- [source/docs/assets/css/main.css](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/73e65a6213ea81e77eed1e6cea518dd2a9162a47/source/docs/assets/css/main.css)


Forgot to delete that stuff.


@gut Nice job. Thanks.


Using `CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR` you force the one building the samples to call `conan install` in the top level of the current CMake source tree,... I prefer not to build neither create any file inside the source tree; but I think I have lost this battle :smile:


Remember it should be () or (30000).


Have to check the correct color name and use an existing class there.


byte is signed so this doesn't work.


Hi. You might be interested to know that I ported the project to .net core. During the process I found and fixed a regression bug caused by cloudscribe.HtmlAgilityPack making it unable to read certain epubs.


```cpp
xElement(xElement&&) = default;
xElement(const xElement&) = default;
```


[Your `bst` code contains an example of it](https://github.com/epkann/Data-Structures/blob/e3e9cf0d2103d0ee56c019c81ac2dd91a1297cca/bst/bst.go#L37).

`if !h.Value.Less(v) && !v.Less(h.Value)` is equivalent to
`if !(h.Value.Less(v) || v.Less(h.Value))`.

In this case, I personally think the way you had it originally is easier to understand, but it's good to use DeMorgan's law to see if the alternative is more readable.


Что это?


Spacing.


для чего m_mask?


Initial commit.


Why was this committed without a PR?

Is gradle-3.1 compatible with android gradle plugin? I thought gradle-2.14.1 was best practice. Moving from gradle 2 to gradle 3 may not be smooth.


s/opts/options/ to match signature below.


Tabs to spaces.


возврат ссылки на член класса плохая идея


Changes done


Hi Frank,

We’re probably violently agreeing. (and sorry for abruptness, I’m typing while at a show & multitasking).

The original algorithm said:

while (!joined) { choose a channel c; try to join on c }

If channel c is not in sb2, “try to join on c” will fail (because no TTN gateway is listening).

This means that  we can predict in advance that “try to join on c” is guaranteed to fail.  I’m simply optimizing.

The next step in the optimization is:

while (! joined)  {

choose a channel c;

if (we can predict in advance that joining on c will fail)  {

go through all the motions but don’t actually send or receive

} else {

try to join on c;

}

}

The next step in the optimization is:

while (! joined)  {

choose a channel c;

if (we can predict in advance that joining on c will fail) {

do nothing

} else {

try to join on c;

}

}

And collapsing that further, you get to the code I posted.

So my point is just a formal one.

If “choosing a channel” works at all when the listener is on sb2 only, it’s only because we are guaranteed that we will get a value for c that is in sb2.  Therefore using the same algorithm, but not trying to join when we know it won’t work, is no change.   There’s no new infinite loop (however, there is now an infinite loop that doesn’t involve RF).

I completely understand your concern about the infinite loop. I thought that the risk was there even before my change; that my change doesn’t make matters worse.

However, I do see that because of the nature of my optimization, I don’t increment the “try counter” that causes a JOIN to eventually fail with “too many attempts” – that’s outside the inner loop. I thought that this is really a minor concern.

The solution would be to have an auxiliary count of active channels. (Count the number of set bits in 0..63.)  Generate a number in that range. Then scan the bit for the n’th set bit. Finding the i’th active channel is pretty easy as a search:

              for (i = 0; i < 4; ++i) {

                             uint16 mask = ctable[i/16];

                             if (mask == 0)

                                           continue;

                             for (j = 0; j < 16; mask >>=1; --j)

                                           if (mask & 1)

                                                          return i*16 + j;

              }

              return -1;

This would be even faster if the outer loop were unwound. Probably can’t justify the RAM for a table given how rarely this is used. And for TTN sb7, in fact, we’d execute the outer loop exactly once, and the inner loop from 1 to 8 times.

Would need to have an aux variable that is “count of enabled channels” that is incremented by 0->1 changes in the enable-channel function, and decremented by

1->0 changes in disable-channel. In the past for this kind of thing I’ve also kept a “smallest enabled channel” that lets you skip the initial search.

--Terry

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Subject: Re: [things-nyc/arduino-lmic] Honor the channel mask while trying to join the network. (40e9651)

It sounds like you think I have a problem with the strategy of transmitting to only enabled channels. I do not.

I'm talking only about the algorithm for selecting an enabled channel. Just that for-loop. (It's probably not even worth thinking about or optimizing, which is why you think I'm talking about something else, because you think I'd know better.)

Here's my point. An idealized algorithm would create a Set of the enabled channels, sized N, and then pick a random number 0<=rnd<N to select an enabled channel. Boom boom done. But of course, creating that set is a bunch of setup that is not negligible.

The two algorithms we use now are

1.     do { pick a number 0<=x<64 } while (!enabled(x))
Which has the problem that it could spend a lot of time throwing darts if there aren't many channels enabled. (just in the loop - well before transmitting). A lot of time becomes infinite when there are no channels enabled (which, yes, would be a library user error, but not friendly of us to just hang.)

2.     pick a number 0<=x<64. while (!enabled(x)) { x = ++x % 64 }
Which has the problem that an enabled channel just above a set of disabled channels will be chosen much more frequently than a channel in the middle of a set of enabled channels.

I'll stop talking now and just post code if I write any. Cheers.

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my tests that were using `nextTick` started failing since updating to 1.0.27...


Recommend: gradle-2.14.1-bin

There's no need to download gradle sources for this project.


These operators are intended for internal use by the compiler.

As it stands, though, they could be used in the language


Sorry about that, I'll lower it back to 2.14 and create a PR for the following changes.


`@example`


Use `hasOwnProperty` utility.


My commit by accident.


Why `stdmath`?


Test message.


Thanks for reminding me. I'll see what I can do. May have to move some stuff to another bank because I'm super low on space in the battle/core.asm bank.


тут std::move не нужен


exceletne el uso de inglés en el código


здесь клик не нужен


Although this is a work around and prevents threads from hanging due to parsers being returned to the incorrect ParserPool, the underlying issue, I believe, is in the not thread safe ContextClassloaderLocal creating multiple ParserPools for the same ClassLoader.  I have created a ContextClassloaderLocalTest that exercises the get() and return() methods, initializes the ParserPool to a pool size of 5 and shows that multiple ParserPools are created and being continuously swapped in the cache that is used by all threads.  This means that threads are getting their SAXParser from one pool and returning it to another and thus permanently exhausting some pools and hanging those threads that are referencing the exhausted pools.

If you run the test below repeatedly until it doesn't run to completion and then take a thread dump, you will see the thread hanging on ParserPool.get(() which is caused by the exhausted pool.  To run the test you will need to place the ContextClassloaderLocal class in the com.saaj.test package.

`package com.saaj.test;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.concurrent.Callable;
import java.util.concurrent.CountDownLatch;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;
import java.util.concurrent.Executors;
import java.util.concurrent.Future;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import javax.xml.parsers.SAXParser;
import org.junit.Assert;
import com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.util.ParserPool;

public class ContextClassloaderLocalTest {

   private static ContextClassloaderLocal<ParserPool> parserPool = new ContextClassloaderLocal() {
      protected ParserPool initialValue() throws Exception {
         return new ParserPool(1);
      }
   };

   public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {

      ExecutorService service = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(80);

      Collection<Callable<Boolean>> executors = new ArrayList<Callable<Boolean>>();

      CountDownLatch latch = new CountDownLatch(80);

      for (int i = 0; i < 80; i++) {
         executors.add(new DispatchCallable(latch));

      }

      try {
         for (Future<Boolean> future : service.invokeAll(executors)) {
            if (!future.get()) {
               System.out.println("Failed!");
               Assert.fail();
            }
         }
      } catch (InterruptedException e) {
         // TODO Auto-generated catch block
         e.printStackTrace();
      } catch (ExecutionException e) {
         // TODO Auto-generated catch block
         e.printStackTrace();
      }

      service.shutdown();
      service.awaitTermination(15, TimeUnit.SECONDS);

   }

   private static class DispatchCallable implements Callable<Boolean> {

      private final CountDownLatch latch;

      public DispatchCallable(CountDownLatch latch) {
         this.latch = latch;
      }

      public Boolean call() throws Exception {
         SAXParser saxParser = null;
         latch.countDown();
         latch.await();
         // System.out.println("Thead: " + Thread.currentThread().getName());
         try {
            saxParser = parserPool.get().get();
            Thread.sleep(((long) Math.random() * 500));
         } finally {
            parserPool.get().returnParser(saxParser);
            return true;
         }
      }

   }

}
`


поиск элемента здесь можно сделать 1 раз


*2.14.1* (emphasis on *.1*)


How embarrassing - thanks for fixing...


wd.findElement(locator) - эта конструкция повторяется во многих местах, моэжно сделать метод findElement(By locator) в этом классе, и везде использовать


de quoi? c'est quoi ça? 😶😃

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That works. Thanks, @NateWr, and sorry for missing that.


God bless you :)


клик не нужен здесь


поиск можно сделать 1 раз


Add test case to test that destination props are set.


Add test case that no destination props are set.


@cybrann You are in Contributors Team, please accepted the invitation!


интерфейс у ```set_input``` и ```set_mask``` (хотя я и не понимаю, что делает ```set_mask```) разный. в одном случае, если размер не совпадает, то генерируется исключение, в другом случае, если размер не совпадает, исключение не генерируется. надо привести к одному виду


Добавить метод select(By locator, string text) - для работы с комбобоксами, чтобы выбирать даты у контактов


если вся команда умещается в ```for``` и тело цикла не надо, то поставьте просто точку с запятой
```cpp
for (auto i = n; it != m_output.end() && i > 0; ++it, ++i);
```


Can you add that the Jupyter inclusion started with version 4.5? Also, can you specify what version of Jupyter did you use? I tried installing it but got an error

    [InstallNBExtensionApp] CRITICAL | Bad config encountered during initialization:
    [InstallNBExtensionApp] CRITICAL | Unrecognized flag: '--py'


Thanks. I've applied that, and simplified it a bit to give a nicer name and avoid the double negative. I think the current version reads pretty cleanly:

~~~
			auto all_false = [](unit u) { return u == unit(0); };
			return std::all_of(bits.get(), bits.get() + unit_count(size) - 1, all_false)
				&& all_false(*(bits.get() + unit_count(size) - 1) & (bit_mask(size) - 1));
~~~


Spacing.


Add newline before list.


Though I only just noticed that I ended up giving the lambda the same name as the function. Meh, it works fine.


Remove backticks around "function".


Remove backticks from "function".


Now I feel sad, it's the end of it 😭


true, you should add it


This is not valid Markdown comment syntax. Once converted to an HTML comment, needs to be followed by a newline.


no problem ;-)


Use `hasOwnProperty` utility.


'invalid option. `copy` option must be a boolean primitive. ...'


Current practice is to surround the actual option name with backticks, rather than use a reference to the option.


Why `stdmath`?


не надо возвращать ссылки!

```cpp
struct A
{
	std::string s;
	const std::string & getS()
	{
		return s;
	}
};

int main()
{
	A * a11 = new A;
	a11->s = "asdfadfasf";
	const std::string & s = a11->getS();
	delete a11;
	std::cout << s; // что же произойдет?
}

```


:tada: thanks!


```std::move``` не нужен


ENERGYPLUS_EXPECTED_HASH (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2388 of 2448 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-97.55%25-yellow.svg)


@broox a fix is already implemented, publishing soon.


Fix the `require` statement. This should have been caught by running tests prior to committing.


Changelog:
-Styles for slider buttons
-Creator studio fixes (Video manager)
Thanks to: Noyloy, vuongggggg


Most of this is the same as the `h4` above. Use `h3,\nh4 {` to reduce duplication.


Changes done


это зачем? мне кажется вполне достаточно ```m_objCount```


by the way this was fixed fairly recently upstream:
http://bugs.python.org/issue26661


hot


s/deepPlucks/deep plucks/


используйте или ```under_score``` или ```caseCamel```


s/deepPlucked/deep plucked/


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [1893termin](https://1893termin-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/terminus-deprecated](https://1893termin-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/terminus-deprecated)
- [docs/guides/terminus](https://1893termin-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/guides/terminus)


asdf


SUM((op.price + op.tax) * op.quantity)

Or

SUM(op.total + (op.tax * op.quantity))


Add test case that destination props are set.


Looks like tinyprintf.[ch] at sparetimelabs has removed GPL but tinyprintf.[ch] at github has not. Its that pesky GPL header that still needs revision.

-Thanks


Add test case that no destination props are set.


Cleaned up a bunch today. As I look through the changes above, I can't see any obvious cause for Y movement during Z probing. I will keep looking.

If you could post a log it may help. To do this, enable `DEBUG_LEVELING_FEATURE` then issue the command `M111 S32` before doing `G28` and `G29 V4`. Post the log output and the place where Y movement occurs, and the cause, ought to be quite clear. I will post a fix as soon as I know the cause.


Use "0" not "0px". Also applies to many of the other changes below...


would be nice to have "audio" || "video" || "audiovideo" for the callback

```
var mediaType = '';
if (peerConn.sharingAudio) {
mediaType += 'audio';
}
if (peerConn.sharingVideo) {
mediaType += 'video';
}
```

also dataChanel ?


Remove char boost as it is impossible to implement it on 5.4.7 because it was added in 5.4.8


lgtm tested on Chrome and Firefox.


Tabs to spaces.


Shouldn't there be a space here?


Adding Organnized Lists of RDVs and finishing with Hospitalization


@cybrann but soon we will move to 5.4.8 is not true?


So, maybe lets remove some dependencies from https://github.com/cssinjs/jss/blob/master/package.json ?
"karma-firefox-launcher" and "karma-safari-launcher" this.


Yeah, let's just leave it inside `disk-status`.


Initial commit.


Oh wow! Nice, thanks.


nice :)


It indicated our goals. Upgrading to version 5.4.8 is also our goal.


It should probably be an options argument (which defaults to {}) so you can specify recorded bit rates as well if you chose.


@levity - will you take a look at this when you get a chance. This was my best approach at keeping the checklist update, but it feels a little ad hoc. Wondering if you can see a neater way to do this?


oops! you are quite correct. I'll fix.


great work using em!


We will, but who will replace opcodes and structure bcs I don't have time now


I have forked this project, https://github.com/GigaSavvy/Mailgun-Magento2/


Great to see you playing around with max-width


I feel like this should have been caught and converted by `editorconfig`. I wonder where in the process spaces were used, rather than tabs.


Nice work using relative units for this!


Everything will ... with time ...


Reason was positions of curators were only processed if player is alive. And if they are not transmitted to the plugin the plugin thinks they are dead.


Here you can just `return dateA - dateB;`


Dean's Day 2 Homework - see day2hworksoln.js and day2hworksoln.html


I would really advise you to stick to route helpers and try to avoid hardcoded path strings at all costs — they are surprisingly hard to get rid of at the later stages, while making certain features and refactorings (say, having a locale-dependent paths i18n) almost impossible.


Are you able to remove this because on a task being resolved the RulesEngine will update the list with only unresolved tasks?


este es el scope


`ProviderDispatcherPolicy`


As a matter of fact, you've won. I had misunderstood what your export statement was doing [here](https://github.com/dimi309/small3d/pull/38) and I didn't know we could "conan install .." (referencing a different directory from the one we are in). It turns out, it's much better your way, which indeed keeps things cleaner. So now the samples too have CMAKE_BINARY_DIR in their CmakeLists.txt files and work just fine with their new instructions (in the develop branch for the moment):

https://github.com/dimi309/small3d/tree/develop/samples/AvoidTheBug3D

By the way, sorry about the breaking changes I am introducing these days. I was doing a lot of dumb things while I was rushing to learn everything and get the engine to work somehow, and I left a lot of garbage behind which I am cleaning up now. I am making the interface more coherent and have gotten rid of a lot of useless dynamic memory allocations. And there's more improvements to come, which means that things will change some more, in my opinion for the better 😄 I write about all these changes in the CHANGELOG.md file


lol


Good.


I'm torn on whether it's better to sort in the controller or let angular sort in the ng-repeat statement. What do you think?


si, los proveedores son los q tienen q crear sus despachadores


Install script was getting stuck expecting user input because the colorscheme could not be found. Silence errors on the colorscheme


This is incorrect if you are using Eventuate Local


@cybrann please accept the invitation Team!


The Exception is caught in line 87 / line 82 in the new version.


`odig`?


test


Yes we should.


yes, thank you


Adicionei um print linha5


too early, don't go further back than this


it was working minus the database at this point


it is too exciting that this plugin support for Xcode 8
thanks a lot!!


I think it won't always work, e.g. as string '10' goes before '2'


Updating the readme to talk about the state of the program


whats up with these?