This looks a bit weird - handling one side with `asyncore`, but the other one with direct `select` call. I think you can handle both with `asyncore` - it looks like `asyncore.dispatcher` can accept existing socket in `__init__` parameter.
This way you'll also not need that 1 sec timeout on each side.


I think you need to keep a reference to this object somewhere (local variable?), otherwise garbage collector may release it.


[diccionario 17 -09-2016.pdf](https://github.com/carlosbalamba/MIKEBOL/files/478150/diccionario.17.-09-2016.pdf)
![relacional 17 septiembre](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/20422315/18608402/c5d71f7c-7cad-11e6-844a-024270814470.png)


Initial commit.


@co5mo
Bohužel. Já jsem nic neměnil, toto je defaultní chování. Kdyby se to změnilo tak to nebude konzistentní s funkcí přidání jedné položky, která adresář samozřejmě taky vytváří. Pak by vznikaly duplicity a některý scraper by ani pořádně nešel nastavit tak aby pochopil, že v jednom hlavním adresáři je více filmů a přitom, že musí kontrolovat i podadresáře, které obsahují už ale jen jeden film.
Mimochodem kde jsi vzal, že bez adresářů je vytváření rychlejší? Na to že adresář se vytvářel vždy, tak jak jsi to porovnával? Navíc v mém případě se import všech položek provede snad během 2min, pridani posledních 200 z recently added trvá pár sekund.
Dle mne je přidání do knihovny až neuvěřitelně/p rekvapive rychlý, i na pomalejším internetu... nebavím se samozřejmě o scrapovaní samotných položek což je časově a datově náročné.
Tak mě napadá, zda to neporovnavas s nějakou starší verzí co importovala jen a pouze posledních 200 což jsem opravil tak, že teď umí importovat vše, což je přes 13000 položek, ale umí i pouze posledně přidané, což je jen těch 200.


[Feature] Add keyboard's background image to Emoji keyboard


Fixes #37


Fixes #25


typo in media_codecs_msm8939.xml 309?


Thank you!


Now I did some other manual testing using the following commands:

```
$ telnet 192.168.17.14 3000
$ telnet 192.168.17.14 3001
Trying 192.168.17.14...
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
$ telnet 127.0.0.1 3000
$ telnet 127.0.0.1 3001
```

I see this on the console running the deamon:

```
$ ./run.sh
INFO:iop_home_d: Binding port 0.0.0.0:3000
INFO:iop_home_d: Binding port 127.0.0.1:3001
INFO:iop_home_d: Accepting connection on 0.0.0.0:3000
DEBUG:iop_home_d: Connection from V4(192.168.17.14:57462)
INFO:iop_home_d: Accepting connection on 0.0.0.0:3000
DEBUG:iop_home_d: Connection from V4(127.0.0.1:58734)
INFO:iop_home_d: Accepting connection on 127.0.0.1:3001
DEBUG:iop_home_d: Connection from V4(127.0.0.1:35472)
^C
```


con esto se corrige el error que se estaba generando al crear las tareas.


This results in a combination of an iSkin & a default screen:
![iskin-radio-1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1040294/18608452/dd73a376-7ce9-11e6-9c09-5d243652955d.jpg)
Be aware that in normal radio-mode "ChannelSelectionRadio" & "InfoBarRadio" are being displayed simultaneous.


Забыл спросить на этот счёт во время занятия, а вы так и не ответили.


Must we do the same for ````prefixes.php```` in the same folder?


Trying to add languages


There is [media-gfx/qrencode](https://packages.gentoo.org/packages/media-gfx/qrencode) in official repos. Wrong version?


good


The sketch I drew in the commit msg is actually wrong. Here is what it should look like:
```
A   A'
*---*
    | \
    *---*
    B   B'
```
So, I will change the rel8 where it only affects one at a time. So here are the steps:

1) Relate A to B.
  * A is changed to have a relation with B.
  * B is **not** changed.
  * A { rel8d: [] }
  * B { rel8d: [] }
  * A' { rel8d: [B] }
  * B' (doesn't exist)

2) Relate B to A'.
  * B is changed to have a relation with A' (_not A_).
  * A' is **not** changed.
  * So A' is **still** related to B, not B'.
    * But B' has a relation to A', which **does** have a reciprocal relation to B' ancestor (B).
  * A { rel8d: [] }
  * B { rel8d: [] }
  * A' { rel8d: [B] }
  * B' { rel8d: [A'] }


Thanks for your other comments.  The "Raise NotImplementedError" were not
my codes.  They were there in the original file and I just left them there.

Also I modified linear_merge function as follows:

def linear_merge(list1, list2):
    sorted_list = []
    while (list1 and list2):
        if (list1[0] <= list2[0]):
            i = list1.pop(0)
            sorted_list.append(i)
        else:
            i = list2.pop(0)
            sorted_list.append(i)

    sorted_list.extend(list1 if list1 else list2)
    return sorted_list

Is this linear time?  Is there a way to measure how fast this function
returns versus the sorted() function?

Thanks,
Ed

On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 10:50 PM, Edwin Chin <echin6@gmail.com> wrote:

> 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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This function is never called by the `HTTP` server, so the metaproject change breaks the [client](https://github.com/protegeproject/protege-client/issues/70).


За что этот код отвечает и как он относится к rar файлам?


I was thinking of having something modular(more methods) that could be
modified easier and easier for multiple people to work on. Server side
would have a main that  would start by reading the command line arguments,
assigning arguments to variables, build board from incomming text file
argument(board could be a 2d array), open network conneciton, then read the
board at x,y coords and return message. read_boardd(x,y){ return hit, miss,
sink, repeat} hit miss sink repeat could be a string a char a bit, doesn't
really matter. update_board(x,y){record shot on board at x,y)
return_message(message){send http reply to client} There could be a
variable named message, message = read_board(x,y) return_message(message){
if message = hit return proper http reply if message = miss return proper
http reply, if message...} The http replies could be separate methods too.
Someone could work on building the 2d array from the text file. Someone
could work on read_board() and update_board(). Someone could work on return
message and http stuff. Once we get going people ca fill in where help is
needed. I don't mind what part I work on, I thought I could start on the
htttp and network stuff.
What do you guys want to work on?  I will start on something an change or
keep working on it once I hear back.

David

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> done I am not sure. I think a 2d array is the easiest way to maintain the
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> new board.txt file from the array.
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Oh that little ES6 Node 4 thing!?!?  :)  LOL


SEE THE COMMENT OF THIS COMMIT AT BOTTOM!


program on Array


Thank you.
I have fixed it in develop branch.


This also adds hardcoding of the Mind Blast cooldown inside Voidform since the spell data is busted right now.


I'll smack @amet with a trout :)


See https://github.com/ccrisan/motioneyeos/wiki/FAQ#why-do-i-get-read-only-file-system-when-trying-to-edit-a-file and


@stephenmac7 this is a little wonky since it's duplicating that code to get the list of all models, feel free to refactor and cleanup


What search terms / where can I read about this "python garbage collector seemingly arbitrarily eats my variables"?


The thing is you haven't created any variable.


urltools

I see the instructions to install all necessary packages, and yes they are on CRAN, but I suggest adding them to Imports or Suggests so they get installled automatically.


__컴퓨터전공 15학번 정원규__: [맵구성, 구글 로그인 및 랭킹, 업적 시스템 연동] 예전에 혼자 해보다 때려 쳤던 유니티와 에오스 여름 캠프 때 하다가 때려 쳤던 구글 연동을 다시 시도하게 되었습니다. 이번엔 좀 꾸준히 하길.


Hi Luc,

- Is there a preferred way to detect identical field values without going
through the entire field and define equivalent fields manually?

- For Q8, I run into issues sorting a dictionary that is unordered in
nature.  While I have no problem sorting the first three last names using
the following code:

last_first3 = {k: last_dict[k] for k in sorted(last_dict.keys())[:3]}

When I use the same code to sort the entire dictionary, I got a list that
was no longer sorted alphabetically.

last_dict_sorted = {k: last_dict[k] for k in sorted(last_dict.keys())}

Could you tell me what I am missing?

Thanks,
Edwin

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> <https://github.com/galvin-mj>
>
> Hello @echin6 <https://github.com/echin6>
>
> Nice work on advanced Python! Some comments:
>
>    - Part of the exercises consists in using regular expressions to
>    detect identical field values. For example, Ph.D. means the same thing
>    as PhD or PhD.. Without taking this into account, counts are not very
>    useful.
>    - Nice use of Pandas to print pretty tables!
>    - Write to csv file (Q5): You forgot to close the file faculty.csv
>    with f.close().
>    - For Q8, we wanted a dictionary whose keys include both first and
>    last names, but ordered by last names.
>
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@ExSport ok rozumiem je mozne ze len zaciatok scrapu trva dlhsie lebo tam je take velke mnozstvo adresarov
ja som vytvaral strm este pomocou mylibrary
ok tak predpokladam ze takto je to OK este rozmyslam ci by sa nehodila moznost scrapu jednotlivych zanrov z polozky by genres


Initial commit.


Testing 123


Oops, we're tracking omnirom's OmniSwitch hehe, lemme fix that real quick.


DAT WAS FAST, SENPAI


It's a known issue. On motion version 3.4 the video quality setting has no effect when using mkv.


The group has  a problem in that use id


Initial commit
moneroj


What is this? //Bear


Really good nice ;)


now it can change to enum instead define


Initial commit.

MONEROJ.TODAY


While this corrects the result, it doesn't illustrate "this operator is not arithmetically symmetrical (doesn't do ± Δ)" from the sentence above. I think that was the point of that example.


Этот не rar, а custom плагин, где произвольный архиватор можно забить, в rar просто есть класс с таким же названием и там править больше. Оба плагина из-за этого сломались.


Ok, I will change the name to `BodyInserter`


I can not flash it. please help me ( both twrp 3.0.2.0 & twrp 2.8.5.0


I'm not sure if you want to join with the '/' as `ECS_TASK_PROFILE_PATH` already has the leading /


@umdp
1. 写这段代码的时候就注意到了这个问题，当时没有合适的解决方案，暂时就这么写了
2. 对于 RequestBody 的 Unmarshal 操作必须进行一次，如果只在此处处理，则在 controllers 中无法接收结果，所以 base.go 中的 Unmarshal 必须要保留
3. 在此处获取 _method 的方法，只想到了另外两种：直接字符串搜索和正则表达式
4. 经过对三种方式的性能测试发现，在最坏的情况下，Unmarshal 消耗的时间是 直接字符串搜索 的 10 倍以上，正则表达式 消耗的时间同样是 直接字符串搜索 的 10 倍以上
5. 在最新的 commit 中采用了 直接字符串搜索 解决这个问题


Personally I think the gif recorder should be stored as a object in the rended-class rather than a global object


I have sent patches and they have been taken into consideration most likely for the next version. In the meantime you could apply the patch manually as I do for the motionEyeOS distro. See https://github.com/ccrisan/motioneyeos/blob/master/package/motion-mrdave/001-h264-crf-from-vbr.patch.


We should check everything related to north/south. The Values are wrong. north would be i - 1 and south would be i + 1


I think this header should go away.


#include <stdio.h>

int main(){
printf("Hello World !");

return 0;
}


@aDevilInMe OOLua supports turning a C++ member variables into a ('member') function in Lua. That's fundamentally different from turning a C++ member variable into something that can be accessed with '.' syntax in Lua, without any kind of function call.

The reason I say there's partial support for it is because there's code, already written in Lua and already written against libraries like luabind, that hold to the standard that `obj.a = 24` modifies a variable on that table/userdata specifically, not a class static.

I had sol2 listed as no / partial support for a while with member variables for this same reason: people porting from luabind could not expect code they've written with `def_readwrite` or the luabind property syntax to work. Thusly, for them, it's not a member variable (in the Lua sense). It's a harsh demand that puts a lot of libraries into the 'partial / unsupported' category, but it's a real one. Sorry. =/


hello world


Replicating
Table 2 - Means of Key Variables
Table 3 (Rows 1-3) - Average Employment Per Store Before and After
Table 4 - Reduced-form Models for Change in Employment


YEAH


Ok je regarderais ça lundi pour moi pour voir si je trouve une solution.
Et parfait pour Qtspim ça sera certainement mieux.


Я вообще не очень одобряю такой отладочный вывод информации. Это вполне можно в отладке посмотреть, поставив в этом месте точку останова. А пользователю функционала эта информация в принципе не нужна.


Yes, I'm late on this, but I'll start today. Don't worry please :smile:
Did you already tag mate-common? I'd like to edit the NEWS here as well.


Fixed, see 778ef026801533c6030d774d52504ef9a72cb48f.


just a little optimization suggestion: the current conditions to show the dialog can be verified at the beginning. So there's no need for searching images (`for` loop). ;-)


The `parse_items` function is very smart. Your job is pretty impressive! Would you be interested in an exciting project regarding car parking and smart city?


@horvatm - done in da5a0c5


...wat


yep, because of that recent logic change, to not show dialog even if no image. I may switch it around.


That allows the built-in spellchecker module in my brain to continue to operate in background mode. Thanks! 👍


actually, maybe not - because of the launching images check (since we don't display the dialog if we find a launching image).


the check for the launching images needs to be first.


Лол :D


Shouldn't these be surrounded by #ifdef GDK_WINDOWING_X11 ?


mergeSortedArrays.c


@ecassady @dwcramer

I didn't do a pull request for this because we already talked about it and it seems a little heavy for a comment.  Anyway, this is where I moved all of the bash logic into scripts.  There are a few interesting consequences of this.

Scripts are longer than they used to be because they include all the logic of skipping sections where they're not appropriate.  Before, I did that stuff in Scala and the script ended up shorter if it had less logic.  (This is related to the change in moving all the parameters to the top instead of sprinkling them throughout.)  Now, the scripts contain all the logic whether that instance (based on its parameters) of the script needs it or not.  See CreateOrUpdateUserCommand_test.sh for the clearest example, where I have to test each of the attributes to see if they are different but each test is enabled by the existence of the attribute parameter.

I kept the "script" file in the report directory, which shows what was actually run, because it's possible to create the script the way I was doing before for now.  I don't see any reason to prohibit that for now.


Hi Luc,

Thank you for the feedback! Especially the more efficient Python code :relaxed: I appreciate you taking the time to look over it all and give pointers/corrections. I look forward to more in the coming weeks!

Cheers,
Marcus


oops.... added the backup blender file ... wait a second...


Are both `global` and `exported` needed?


能否使用？


ty!


In this case, yes. `global` tells ESLint rule `no-undef` that variable `polluteGlobal` is in fact a global and so doesn't need a declaration (and also that the global is meant to be writable); `exported` tells ESLint rule `no-unused-vars` that `polluteGlobal` is considered used outside this script, whereas the rule otherwise would flag `polluteGlobal` as only being written to, never read within this script.

In general, you wouldn't need both, because you'd probably be reading the global as well (so `no-unused-vars` wouldn't complain). Then you would only need `global` to tell ESLint that the variable is declared outside the script. This is just a weird test case where the global is literally only written for side effects elsewhere.


❤
I've renamed the `Executioner` to `Executor` and changed it's `run` method to `execute` as well. An executor never run from their task, they execute. ;)


Date format not updated.


I agree. To show the dialog when the `use_art` is disabled. Sorry.


Very good points. I don't like how this class is working as it also duplicates a lot of logic from the `Executor`.
I'll see if there's a good wrapper around git to use instead, or just create a utility to run a command and deal with output. Or just reuse the executor with no outputter.


Also not updated format


Using npm 3.10.7 and node v6.4.0 I have now recreated the main.js but it still produces the same. Really strange.


@alexwolfe - Quickstart "lost" its title in this commit so that now it shows up as the default title "Angular". Was this intentional?

cc @naomiblack @ericjim


I don't get it, this didn't remove the call to `blank?`  it's still right there and blowing up for people that don't include rails


Popup window and loading of description works, but saving of description stopped working


Cannot find a related bug: https://github.com/substack/node-browserify/issues?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Aissue%20is%3Aopen%20different


When settings are loaded only popup window is showed but text is not displayed in new description editor


Working on that.


Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Ok, now I'm confused. Removed node_modules and did `npm install` again now I have a different main.js ... please check if this is identical to yours.


添加基础数据


This commit should have referenced issue #25 instead of #17... I was simply too eager to release version 2.17.


You're welcome!


What error?

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感謝します。まだ確認していませんがきっと再現すると思います。
報告うけて気付いたのですが、CEpgTimerSrvMain::AutoAddReserveEPGの変更はデッドロック条件に抵触しますねorz
// epgDBのコールバック内部でreserveManagerのロックを確保する一方、別の場所ではreserveManager内部でepgDBを呼ぶこともあるため
AutoAddReserveEPG以外の変更は単に表現の違いなので、ほぼ間違いなくここが犯人です。
マージ前でよかった…


Qu'est ce que c'est que cette magie noire ? :o
Je l'ai pas pris ce changement... est ce que ça fait partie du fix provisioire pour le chemin des shaders?


You should only use snake_case when naming local variables.   PascalCase (camelcase with initial letter capitalized) should be used for classes and constructors.  camelCase (PascalCase with initial letter lowercase) for objects, etc.

Note that in this function, your local "Timer" and the function name "Timer" is a naming collision.   I'd probably prefer that your line 3 just go with "timer" if you intend that to be separate object from the function.

Also see https://github.com/airbnb/javascript#variables and https://github.com/mgechev/angularjs-style-guide for other style advice.


test


Na razie usunęłam je ze śledzenia komendą rm, teraz chciałam je umieścić w folderze .gitignore, ale na windowsie nie mogłam go utworzyć. Poczytałam o tym i znalazłam radę, żeby skorzystać z komendy rename w wierszu poleceń, ale niestety ciągle pokazuje mi się komunikat, że komenda jest nieprawidłowa. Moja komenda wygląda tak:
C:\Users\Ewa\Desktop\nauka sass\gitignore>rename C:\Users\Ewa\Desktop\nauka sass\gitignore .gitignore
The syntax of the command is incorrect.

Mógłbyś mi dać znać jaki robię błąd?


This breaks saving the settings :-)


see inline comments in timer.js


https://bintray.com/clevercloud/maven/warp10-scala-client version published


I have no idea what you are talking about ... /me walks away :)


Nice!


Comme ça y'en aura pour tout le monde ;) (enfin ceux qui ont la STL normale et ceux qui ont MVC)


first draft


J'ai pas du voir le membre lors de la fusion.... j'imagine que c'est ce que tu avais add aussi?
@Henry38


thank you for contributing

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Definitely!
I've always dreamed of working on a smart city project and making the world a better place!


Yep, thanks for catching that.


**Re: Line break before question**

This is a good suggestion - thanks. Will try and keep in mind going forward.

**Re: Swirl in general**

T and True: This has been reported as an issue before [here.](https://github.com/swirldev/swirl/issues/268)
What are your thoughts on this? Should we encourage/enforce good style and include an explanation in this regard, or rather just accept both as valid answers?

Question ID's: As far as I'm aware swirl questions don't have explicit id's - but you can reference questions by number in certain contexts e.g. demo_lesson(4) will start from the 4th question in the lesson. Am I missing something?

**Re: Shift attention to created output**

I do agree with you here. Will include a message near the start to encourage closing or reducing the size of the editor window when it is not needed (since some later swirl lessons may require editing of scripts etc). And I like your suggestion of explicitly referring to the output before moving on to the next question. I was trying not to draw things out too much - but I agree that it's good to consolidate learning in this way. Over and above that, will also be a good idea to try and design questions in such a way that the amount of output is limited to a few lines where possible (i.e. without compromising the quality of questions).


self-note: revert this


TeamCity Todo :: Build [Build 114](http://109.103.226.38:8512/viewLog.html?buildId=38509&buildTypeId=Todo_Build) is now running


Closes #17962


TeamCity Todo :: Build [Build 114](http://109.103.226.38:8512/viewLog.html?buildId=38509&buildTypeId=Todo_Build) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests passed: 20; exit code 1 Build time: 00:00:14


Good stuff!


* Verzió: 3.00  2016.09.17.


Interesting approach. I did it the other way around (check the properties in isDerangements, then filter permutations using this property).

This has the benefit that you don't need to generate all the derangements of a list to check the validity. :)


The client_id, project_id, client_secret, javascript_origins, and redirect_uris values will need to be generated. This will require an admin page, child of System Preferences, where these values can be set/edited, and stored as config variable in the config DB table. Perhaps we could talk about how to best implement this.


For some reason, the below is not saved as part of the program.
So adding the test results here.
# Sample Test Results
#> x = rbind(c(1, 2), c(2, 1))
#> m<-makeCacheMatrix(x)
#> cacheSolve(m)
#[,1]       [,2]
#[1,] -0.3333333  0.6666667
#[2,]  0.6666667 -0.3333333
#> cacheSolve(m)
#getting cached data
#[,1]       [,2]
#[1,] -0.3333333  0.6666667
#[2,]  0.6666667 -0.3333333


Fixes #14


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Committed


bothtwrp 3.0.2.0 & twrp 2.8.5.0


You should probably also trim spaces from the begining and end of the input before checking or adding to the invite list, as neither the mxid or email addresses allow these, and should also help confusing error messages


cc @mikey0000


dope.


Okay


ok :+1:


修复编译sepolicy错误


another


Is it then maybe worth mentioning that double quotes are usually preferred for consistency with other languages? This is mentioned in the [R help for Quotes](https://stat.ethz.ch/R-manual/R-devel/library/base/html/Quotes.html) and an explanation is offered [here](http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/Why-double-quote-is-preferred-td1490495.html). I don't really think it matters too much which one prefers to use (I generally use single quotes in R since it is slightly more efficient from a typing perspective), but am wondering whether maybe it could be a worthwhile point of contention?


Sorry. I mean what CM version?


Above in line 63 the demo site which rund https, always output the protocol as http, and identifies the port as 80, even though they are using https and port 443. Not sure why this might be the case.


aosp 7.0


Do not try to use it. It is useless.


or include certificate to sverchok?


oh no. i only try.. i don't use it to day


This code is good, but there is a couple of things I need to point out on this method. First, the s on the dealtCards array is missing within the method. Second, the deck should not be passed in, the class diagram shows it should really be an array of cards that lives as part of the class variables.


Thanks for the explanation.


I think it's better to just have an array here instead of the object.

```php
[
    "status" => int,
    "headers" => array,
    "body" => string,
]
```


Indeed, we’ll have to use a lower number in order to make that point. I’ll fix it.

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While this corrects the result, it doesn't illustrate "this operator is not arithmetically symmetrical (doesn't do ± Δ)" from the sentence above. I think that was the point of that example.

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Ooops! Sorry guys!


you also need to update the function UpdateLocusMeanProb, which computes
the likelihood.


Remove mytable3?  Looks like it displays the R iris dataset.


Is the old installation method no longer supported?


I don't think promisors should be exposed via a public method. How about just making the property protected? You could also make `Action` implement `Promisor` and delegate `succeed` and `fail`.


> attila:~$

 firefox
1474125227465	addons.xpi	WARN	Symbolic link /usr/lib/firefox/browser/extensions/trackerfox@bustany.org points to a path which does not exist

Feltelepítve a tracker-plugins-firefox csomagot, megszűnik.
A firefoxba viszont ez a szimlink bele van drótozva.


Please maintain authorship


T(n)=Θ(nlgn)


Use my twrp2.img.zip above.


package com.server;

import java.net.InetAddress;
import java.net.ServerSocket;
import java.net.Socket;

public class Server {

	public static void main(String[] args) {
		// TODO Auto-generated method stub

		try {

			ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(8888);
			Socket socket = null;

			int count = 0;
			System.out.println("***服务器即将启动，等待客户端的链接***");

			while (true) {

				socket=serverSocket.accept();

				ServerThread serverThread = new ServerThread(socket);

				serverThread.start();

			}
		} catch (Exception e) {
			// TODO: handle exception
			e.printStackTrace();
			System.out.println("111");
		}
	}

}


downloaded certificate to folder pushed, need to rewrite code corresponding to this github.crt


@tolyo the files in the build folder are not needed.  They are the output of the `base-apps-router` which generates the `config-routes.js` file.  Since the `htmlpages` plugin now strips the front matter, the files output by the `base-apps-router` are not needed as part of the build.  Perhaps the build can be updated to output those files to a temp directory to avoid confusion?


Hmm interesting point. I'll get back to this! :-)


also the function update_Location which has some likelihood computations in it.


Hey, thanks a lot for the info!
I guess I will have to wait for the next motion version, since I don't know how to apply the patch.. :)


ok interesting. I felt double quotes are kind of old-fashioned in R. But I usually use them. Maybe just put these thoughts there as is, so people know about the pros and cons. However, you need double quotes to put quotes around quotes. For this, the double quotes have to be the outer quotes in order to get the right output. Try `'hi there " high"'` opposed to `"hi there 'hi'"` on the console.  Hence, it might be a good convention to use double quotes anyways and then, once you want to have two levels of quotes, just add single quotes within.


Please check code indentation, it's currently not coherent (2 spaces).


When what how did this error appear?


YOu can input missing alleles in SCAT using -ve numbers (-999 usually). It is *just possible* the original code is valid if you  input one allele as missing at each locus... might be worth checking the logic. You can see various places where the code checks whether an allele or genotype is <0, or >=0


Today I found out you can actually create custom data generators for QuickCheck.
While even this small case is more time consuming than I initially expected, it might be useful for future reference:

```Haskell
import Test.QuickCheck

data Symbol = Symbol String

instance Show Symbol where
    show (Symbol x) = show x

construct :: String -> Gen Symbol -> Gen Symbol
construct a gb = do
    (Symbol b) <- gb
    return (Symbol (a ++ b))

instance Arbitrary Symbol where
    arbitrary = sized arbSymbol
        where arbSymbol s = if s == 0 then return (Symbol "")
                else oneof [construct "@" (arbSymbol' (s-1)),
                    construct "#" (arbSymbol' (s-1)),
                    construct "$" (arbSymbol' (s-1)),
                    construct "%" (arbSymbol' (s-1)),
                    construct "=" (arbSymbol' (s-1))]
                    where arbSymbol' s = arbSymbol s :: Gen Symbol
```

Usage example:
```Haskell
symbolProp :: Symbol -> Bool
symbolProp x = rot13String x == x

>>> generate arbitrary :: IO (Symbol)
"=%#=%$=%#@$$%#%##@%@@$%%##%=#$"

>>> quickCheck symbolProp
+++ OK, passed 100 tests.
```


@soumak77 The temp directory will keep me just as confused.


I can reproduce the new `main.js` !


Nice


rnn_state[0] = rnn_state[#rnn_state] This works as well. But bottom one makes more sense to me. Since we are looking at 4 sequences to find the pattern. But other ways upper one can be understandable as well.
Below out put is rnn_state[0] = init_state

Below one is rnn_state[0] = rnn_state[#rnn_state]


You too, please maintain authorship to the original idea: https://github.com/flar2/kenzo/commit/6a85d83174b24f57b022d0c7c674cfc0367ab76d

This one is deprecated, I'm using the latest reference from: https://source.codeaurora.org/quic/la/kernel/msm-3.10/tree/arch/arm/boot/dts/qcom/msm8956-v1.1.dtsi?h=LA.BR.1.3.5-02110-8976.0#n134


Ok cool - in that case I'm happy to make it a convention to use double quotes (rather than my lazy single quotes). I'll try remember to go through and change these at some stage.


1337-й коммит, поздравляю :D


Could you not remove it entirely from version control and instead add some documentation that it needs to be created using `npm run bundleProduction` ?


@tolyo since the `base-apps-router` is under our control it can be updated to provide a config option which only outputs the routes config file and not the stripped down html.  This avoids having to put the output somewhere that is disregarded or that'll be overwritten later.


@soumak77 That would fix it.


And thank you very much for trying another version!


Replaced with gitpython in 302dc5150cff26fd8e8b829b1a67ff6b5ed683f0


Oh great, thank you for the advice!


This block is not called if you set optional to true right? Extending the form library does not seem to be necessary.


I shouldn't remove the `test` option. I'll add it in a next commit.


「圖層」類的元素要加上 z-index，例如 modal


寫 SCSS 不要過度依賴 nested syntax


Hey @samnags I'm going to roll this back. I'm guessing you didn't intend to merge your solution in for all future students going through this lab...


**Re: Re: Swirl in general**
T and TRUE: Well for interactive usage, T is fine I guess. But for legibility, TRUE is better. Hence I guess it can be context specific, but that's probably a bit too much to introduce in this course. That would be a separate course on coding style. CMD Check gives you an error if you use T instead of TRUE also. I would allow both.
Question IDs: ok, but what happens if you move content, i.e. add a new question? Can you ask questions conditional on how another question was answered? It just seems a good thing to have ids, but we are not in dire need for them either.


Paul j'ai autre chose a faire


It is good to build the form inputs in the backend. We should focus on the API, make sure that it returns all user information at once and not worry about the UI for now.


Are you sure about setting the `query-success` listener only once? Am I wrong or when you set `this.list.query = {}` will fire a `query-success` event? In that case, are we sure we want to call `openDropDown()`?


Yeah it could be useful in some cases (e.g for referencing a particular question dynamically and then not needing to update the reference when additional questions get added which change that questions position in the lesson. Maybe this is something that could be requested as a possible swirl enhancement?


This does not fix #34 (I tested). You have to allocate 15, which is the current number of supported systems and which is also hard-coded a few lines further down. (15 fixes it, I tested.)


Can't this be moved to the top of the method, so we stop as early as possible?


adding my landing page converted to a text file


What is the point in reducing these to longs? They will get rounding errors


I mean we could use a double instead


@rduivenvoorde done.  Apparently also fixes a strange bug with the file selection dialog, which was only partly visible for me.


> Could you not remove it entirely from version control and instead add some documentation that it needs to be created using npm run bundleProduction ?

But then all users just trying out a bit need to install node & npm and create this. I would like that our 3-liner is still working: https://github.com/graphhopper/graphhopper/blob/master/docs/core/quickstart-from-source.md#try-out


This was something I already was thinking about. I believe that the `filter()` function should call internally another _protected_ function (let's say `setQuery()` which sets only the list's query. In code, we can have something like:
```
filter: function (filterText) {
    ...
    ...
    this.list.query = this.setQuery(args);
    ...
    ...
}
```

In the combobox's case, `setQuery` is like:
```
setQuery: function (args) {
    return (new Filter()).match(this.list.labelAttr, rexExp);
}
```

In this way developers may have the freedom to override only `setQuery()` or only `filter()` or both functions, depending of their needs.
What do you think?


What about a more general bonus for bishops that attack (several) adjacent squares? That is, for example:
```
b = ei.attackedBy[Us][BISHOP]
if (more_than_one(b & (shift_bb<DELTA_N>(b) | shift_bb<DELTA_E>(b))))
    score += CloseBishops;
```
Something a bit more complicated could fit in king safety...


Ok this is a good reason to have it ;) If there are more problems like this in the future maybe use the debug version (not minified/uglified) (?)


Tohle reseni podle me nema zadny vyznam. Tak jako tak bude porad dokola probihat kompilovani regexu. Ve static bloku by bylo lepsi vytvorit kolekci zkompilovanych Patternu, prave opakovana kompilace regexu je tady ta 'draha' operace.


I'd like to suggest that we have a default value of false for RUN_TASK_AS_CHILD if the settings file doesn't exist.  As it stands, we are breaking all existing installs of nd-kale.


Dear Team,

It is better, If after stopping to transfer some pokemons process, the Bot checks declared variables and then recycle the excess-ed item(s), because of full item space problem and need to restart the bot manually.

In addtionally, the version of 1.1.5.9 randomly reduce speed funtion does not work.

Thanks Team!


version numbering goes down now? :P


Bylo by dobre se zamyslet nad tim, jestli dostaneme ekvivalentni vysledky deduplikovani podobnosti, pokud byse tituly s similarity_enabled=false do tabulky tmp_periodicals_years vubec nedostaly.

Mohlo by se tim omezit mnostvi dat, ktere potom bude dalsi krok tahat z databaze a zpracovavat.


I thought I fixed it! Eek thank you

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Is this the actual chat text? Making it smaller feels a bit dubious...


Fixes #11


Yes, the actual chat text.


Ok, it isn't perfect:
`Error: found provides for "readline == 7.0 base", but none matching the version requirement
keeping chroot folder /Adat/Kodolas/haikuports/sys-libs/readline/work-x86-7.0 intact for inspection
Error: Build has failed - stopping.
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This file should be named in english, in this case `styles.css`.


Dr. B,

Thanks for reaching out. I removed the 3rd table. I have been having a big
problem with pushing this app to my shiny account. It runs perfectly
locally, just the way I want it for now, but when I attempt to publish it
to my shiny account I get an error message reading " ERROR: cannot open the
connection".

Attached are the ui and server files and well as the datasets I am
currently using. If you could take a look at it for me I would really
appreciate it. I have been trying to figure it out for the past couple days
and have had no luck. I think it may have something to do with the Java
output of the table, but I could be wrong.

Let me know that you think.

Thanks in advance.

Kyle McWreath

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[PATCH] add support for miniupnpc api version 14


Copy-Paste! `NOT NULL`?


Мне нравится CodeStyle, но не хочешь `);` на следующей строчке?
Ну и не `UNIQUE` , а `PRIMARY KEY` же!


Что надо сделать в фаре чтобы код отработал?


Hey, thanks for letting me know. I'll make the changes, and then some. I
should have my changes ready no later than 3, but ideally before 12.

Like the Board code, by the way. Thank you for that.

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++
I think there are also a few things in ledger that need to be updated for the new user data dir config
cc @mrose17


This is the part I'm stuck on.


Example:
![2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/207850/18609456/d978c4c2-7d02-11e6-9645-df4124aafa7b.png)


This is fine for the purpose of this exercise, but remember to avoid using tags selectors in your styles. The only place where tag selectors belong is in css reset sheets (as _normalize.css_).


Merge


Indentation on this file does not follow our standard. Remember to use 4 spaces.


@vpeter4 could you confirm if in last version of kernel working PCIE ? on TBS matrix ?


When will a new release be created for this version?


Completed handler for #6.


Logic was moved into "change_project_folder" function. Added callback, that call change_project_folder function when user open any scene.


:heart:


Looks good +1


I mean this is a problem with the network, the blender build or specific python, downloading the certificate or turning off checking for certificates seems like bad idea.


@ostapqwert мои комменты ты походу не читаешь :)

ГДЕ БЛЯТЬ composer с его autoload ???????


i was just looking into the covariate balance metrics. i'll play around with this new code


@Kostronor They were already just ints that we casted to floats, and we don't need to work with floating point numbers. long is better


This should not be there.


Although `<audio>` and `<video>` are currently supported by newest browsers, it is a good idea to add a text message advising the user just in case they were not supported by his browser.


What is `/var/logs/echaloasuerte/app` for?


Good eye.  I'll fix it Monday.


No idea - don't have anything to put in.


Thanks for this useful fix!
I’m sharing it as a pre-compiled .deb package through my ./play.it project, I hope it’s OK with you:
http://wiki.dotslashplay.it/en/games/never-alone#broken_shadows_display


i have version where is soldered normal PCIE connector so i can connect normal PCIE tuner.
Where i can find some your nightly build ? for TBS Matrix ?


Each input field must have a name attribute to be submitted.


Tabs here too.


It is tagged, but as it is a simple package, untag it and i create it new.


Thanks! BitHub has sent payment of  $62.10USD for this commit.


Also you can add a `label` to describe each input. http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_label.asp


If our content is in english, `lang` attribute should be `en`


The same issue actually exists with `ManyToMany` relationships, and can probably be solved in a similar fashion. Investigating that now :smile:


`<input>` is a self closing tag, you don't need the ending `</input>`


according to ruby style guide recommended name for such method would be `admin?`, not `is_admin?` https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide#bool-methods-prefix


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@PlanetEfficacy I wouldn't mind seeing a test of the navbar in isolation, but testing it on different views seems like a little much? It feels like a little bit of a gray area, and I could definitely see a team deciding to test it on different views if that had been a concern in the past or if views were using different templates, etc. My thinking is if in the future I made some change to the navbar that would break a test, I would want to see a single failing test that identified the navbar as the source and not a slew of broken tests, which would seem to imply some larger problem.

To some degree you're likely testing this in other tests that require you to hit logout/login/cart/etc. from different pages since the presence of those buttons implies that the navbar is also present.

Would be open to other opinions and intrigued what others might think on this one.


ааааа


새벽에 "안 주무실건가요?" 메시지를 추가로 더 보냅니다.


I've got it, tracked in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AURORA-1775
Thanks for pointing this out @TexasRed


я не совсем понимаю отличия между PK и U


You do not need to add an `aria-labelledby` attribute to an `input` to make it accessible, if you add a `<label>` is enough.


@MareoRaft please check that this makes sense with your notation. The conclusion in my notes is that $(\psi_b \circ f \circ \phi_a)'(x)$ has rank $m$.


@EladKeyshawn This wasn't updated in the customapp generation script. I have done so now.


Alright.


@LDVSOFT, можно попробовать и на следующей строчке


logging error


bug already squashed apparently


@LDVSOFT А с `NOT NULL`,  что не так?  чтобы значение всегда было определено, вроде нужно указать


Progress bar changes to green at 100%


Слово `may` в ексепшенах навряд чи доцільно використовувати. Там має бути або `should` або `must`.


Please add `<caption>` and `scope` to make this table accessible.


I can add tags and make tarballs already - if we don't have any things left to solve.


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Done.


Is this a Typo?


Having more than one `<h1>` tag per page is not semantic. It should be only used as a main title. After that, you should use `<h2>` in instead.


https://i.imgur.com/x1myQrW.png This will happen.


What about making the google fonts work with http and https?


Nice, I'm curious!


@lucabrivio Hi Luca, this was mentioned by Daniel Jose and seemed to be a small gain in Andscacs.
I see you already submitted a test, good luck.


Hi @joergoster ! That's interesting! Thanks!


I found one DVB card (TBS-6220) to test with mini PCIe adapter to actually connect everything.
Image with kernel 3.14 doesn't see PCIe bus. Should investigate why but atm don't have reason to do.
But image with kernel 4.4 see it: http://pastebin.com/kAstZGWk
Image: http://vpeter.libreelec.tv/imx6-xbian-kernel-4.4/LibreELEC-imx6.arm-8.0-7.90.005.1-matrix.img.gz


Yes we could consider something like this. I'm a little conflicted (as with the cleaning debate for `cfactor`), but there are probably some valid use cases where you'd want to allow for flexible coercion, and perhaps more importantly, providing a parameter facilitates documenting the functionality transparently.


Aha! Looks like that is the case. This fixes the manpage generation too.


It is not right to use `<p>` to wrap inputs, I know you did this to improve the form layout, but this will result an invalid markup. Try something else.


This is a bit dangerous, as "Helizitätoperator" (no "Fugen-s") will also be accepted I guess. But I don't know an easy solution, other than making the logic more and more complicated...


The space before `</label>` is not needed, remove it.


`return None;`


It seems like a big and important contribution. However, I am afraid that the project was abandoned by its maintainers. You might want to checkout [FluentTc](http://github.com/QualiSystems/FluentTc) project, which was inspired by TemCitySharp.


You can use a `<label>` here. Try to avoid using `<br/>`. If you want the element fills the whole line change its display type.


I don’t change tabs to spaces where I didnt change the code, as asked by others.


Maybe add a convenience mode where you can pass a filename? I'm sure most people will want that instead of specifying a string, which will destroy any syntax highlighting.


мы не пишем скрипты в html


to_unix and to_gregorian are equally specific to one calendar. The only difference in that regard is the start of the epoch.

> It would be nice to have an implementation that works on any calendar.

Why couldn't other calendars calculate Gregorian seconds and by extension to_unix?

Admittedly I care most about the Gregorian calendar because that is the de facto world standard. For implementations of other calendars, the Elixir structs can be used, but wouldn't people need to use other libraries for functionality anyway?

> Another thing I realized is that this is doing a difference between two dates or two times. So maybe we should rather implement difference for all three of them with precision as argument?

I'm not sure I understand this. Rather than what?


test


это можно сделать на css


таймаут чистим


Add accessibility to the table.


тоже через addEventListener


every stratum is given equal weight even if they have different numbers of people in them. did you intend this weighting method?


Import os


Initial commit.
moneroj


This is fine for the purpose of this exercise, but remember to avoid using tags selectors in your styles. The only place where tag selectors belong is in css reset sheets (as normalize.css).


Having more than one <h1> tag per page is not semantic. It should be only used as a main title. After that, you should use <h2> in instead.


Heads up @richardellison - just realised retrospectively that this caused #124. Apologies.


po co to banalne ?


Зачем?


Although `<audio>` and `<video>` are currently supported by newest browsers, it is a good idea to add a text message advising the user just in case they were not supported by his browser.


Неа, наоборот!


Is this OK that the control flow possibly continues below or should there be a `return` here (to avoid doing a second parse etc)?
Maybe something in the block above always throw a MainExitException?


Shouldn't it be? `>=`


whyyyyyy? this went viral on twitter…


How to acquire token

let token = this.adalService.acquireToken(this.secretService.adalConfig.organizationUri);
		token().subscribe(t => {
				console.log(t);
			},
			e => {
				console.log(e);
			},
			() => {
				console.log('done');
			});


Whyyyyy? This went viral on twitter.


![screenshot from 2016-09-17 19-11-00](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/207850/18609902/c98141ce-7d0d-11e6-87af-523739b39591.png)


This repo contains all the project files for the projects done in the Treehouse jQuery Basics course.


I guess that setting some default data will help with the tests (now failing)


`<fieldset>` needs to be inside `<form>` in order to have semantic meaning.


Nice!


The `for` attribute of the `<label>` tag should be equal to the `id` attribute of the related element to bind them together.


deneme


The `required` attribute  is a boolean attribute, so just need to be there to be equal true. Remove the `=""`.


1) выполнил не как я написал
2) в личку мне напиши, как работает этот код


HTML 5 provides to you the input type **email**, so you do not need to add a pattern to validate an email. Update to `type="email"`.


This bit is important. #plzFix


Commit f127b842622d257eeb50a47f4fff2bd478a1b3ee should take care of that.


`<select>` does not have an value attribute.


@emperorstarfinder What do you suggest to use a different version it's good. The only problem is that my official observer Alchemy 4.0.1. Completely rewritten. Now that doesn't work, alas, but with other versions is not an option at all.The search for a solution and the solution to this problem? Since the grid was fully in regard to this problem.


Try to avoid using `ul` and `li` to position elements inside your form.


It's just an university project and many things like this could be refactored. The main purpose of making it was to get familiar with repositories, command objects and so on. By anyway thanks :)


@slimsag Just an idea, I could resolve this issue by vendoring the azul3d.org/semver.v2 package in Go Package Store. What do you think of that?

At the same time, based on https://github.com/azul3d/website/issues/11#issuecomment-198624714, that issue has been resolved. So should I be able to just rely on people to go get that package?


Use english.


What is the reasoning behind this change?

Adding and empty `events {}` makes it so that it is not possible to set the `events` directive anywhere in the nix configuration for nginx.

Here is a snippet of my nginx configuration:
```
services.nginx.package = pkgs.nginxUnstable;
services.nginx.config = ''
config = ''
  worker_processes auto;
  events {
    worker_connections  1024;
  }
'';
```

In this case `nginx.conf` will include `events {}` twice and nginx fails to start:
```
nginx: [emerg] "events" directive is duplicate in /nix/store/p7njvyi9i1crp7dl6wrnvi33yvm6fism-nginx.conf:13
nginx.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE
```

- nginx 1.11.3


:tada:


install jackson jar file in your project build path.


Do you think if we said something like the following we could remove the if / else and combine these into one block?

```ruby
event_end_date = (event.respond_to?(end_attribute) && !event.respond_to?(end_attribute).nil?) ? event.send(end_attribute).to_date : event_start_date
```

This would set the end date to the start date, so it would create an array of 1 item later, and we could loop through both cases as if they were the same. I imagine this would make it easier to maintain since all the sorting goes through the same code with no branches. Thoughts?


@calaway did you merge everything from the rubocop fixes to dev?


Negative values are probably dangerous here. It is used in all A* implementations to convert the beeline distance into weight. See BeelineWeightApproximator


Yes, those are now on the development branch.


for shinyapps.io change to
`file = "./Post.csv"`
`file = "./Pre.csv"`
and make sure the files are in the same folder as the app.

./[file] is a relative file path -- it means 'this folder'.  Can't deploy to shinyapps.io with absolute paths ... "C://[etc]"


So tested this a bit and I think the new button should only be shown when there are things to be re-evaluated, not all the time (or disable it).
If it's only shown/enabled when the results can be updated, maybe it should be called "Apply filters".
Probably ```.glyphicon-ok-sign``` or ```.glyphicon-ok-circle``` are better as icon for the button.


`Then we have the issue that we have an index but we don't know if we have to add or to remove it.`
I don't very understand you.
I mean that if addrem[x] = true then the joystick x need to be updated.
SCA_PythonJoystick and DEV_Joystick are aligned as:
`gp_PythonJoysticks[index] = new SCA_PythonJoystick(joy, index);`


Don't think you need to read in the data here in the ui.R.  Just reading in the server.R should work.


What does NADAV etc mean?


Comment on b37e9c8


100%, поняття не маю чому тоді так написав)


Github.com.  b37e9c8


This is how it looks
<img width="762" alt="screen shot 2016-09-17 at 1 45 53 pm" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6256142/18610027/d9eeb9ee-7cde-11e6-9f05-9b37330dfbd4.png">


What is this test testing?  Shouldn't it verify that the field is actually set via a better output check?


@dhylands : Please update teensy port to use this common rule.


Can you do this tweak in master too?


Ok, i understand a bit more, addrem is not true if the joystick is added OR remove but when it is added. In this case using a short instead of a boll can help.


You call `showShort…` function but in the example above the toast has `LENGTH_LONG` property. Are you sure that kotlin version is correct?


no it's not, it's 55


@LDVSOFT, я только что заглянул в презенташку:
![screenshot from 2016-09-17 21-06-55](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10619465/18610066/b2cc2c70-7d1a-11e6-8f5b-cabed83d8872.png)


This should be on master.


Ну странно, если он отрицательный


Cuida los estilos en el código ese `a*b`es ilegible


I think it would be better to call it normally and instead pass `thisArg` as an argument here, as it's not used directly in the called function. `argumentList` can just be passed as an array. When `opts.excludeMain === true` you could just use `Reflect.apply` for default behavior.


You can use the `spread` operator here: https://github.com/sindresorhus/pify/commit/e46e3c9e834c74424da24060f5e0a806f0171e00#diff-168726dbe96b3ce427e7fedce31bb0bcR17


> to_unix and to_gregorian are equally specific to one calendar. The only
> difference in that regard is the start of the epoch.
>

Right. However gregorian days mark the year 0, which is probably not
specific to the Gregorian calendar. So I was proposing something more
agnostic such as days_from_year_zero or something with similar notation.
All other operations today we have are related to a fixed epoch.

> Another thing I realized is that this is doing a difference between two
> dates or two times. So maybe we should rather implement difference for all
> three of them with precision as argument?
>
> I'm not sure I understand this. Rather than what?
>
Instead of providing a function that does conversion to/from an epoch so we
can compute a time interval, maybe we could provide the functions that
directly does the computation. For example, for loading data from PG, I
need something like this:
>
>
    NaiveDateTime.add N[2000-01-01 00:00:00], seconds_from_db

It doesn't need to be a "rather" though, we could
implement both epoch conversions AND add/diff operations.

Tks for all the replies as usual <3

--

*José Valimwww.plataformatec.com.br
<http://www.plataformatec.com.br/>Founder and Director of R&D*


Ah, interesting. I was just about to ask why we install `sys` after installing `torch`, in `distro/install.sh` :-)  Do you mind if I ask:
- why was sys a dependency before?
- why can we remove it now?
- implications of removing it?

(Since I'm using torhc as of ~17th Februrary, and it still has a `sys` dependency)


committed by dijonkitchen ⋅ 1d8c6c3a


good commit! 13/10


ตรงนี้ ถ้า server 0 ไอริชเข้าได้ครับ แต่ถ้า เป็น server 1 ชาออส เข้าไมได้ server 4 ทอร์ก้อเข้าไม่ได้
(หลุดตอนเลือกเซิฟ) ขอบคุณมากครับ


Es class@ qez petq chi. U vonc tesa voch mi tegh du iran ches oktagorcel.
Ashxati cragrit mej avelnord coder chpahes. Inch@ petq chi jnji.


Hi,
I used your apps that you´ve posted here http://www.ps3hax.net/showthread.php?t=78431
I runned the ds4pair_wii flawlessly. When running Ds4wiibt, everything seems ok, and the app recognizes my DS4´s commands...

Well, but when I try to exit the app, it cames another screen saying "Exception (DSI) occured!", followed by a lot of hexadecimals numbers. Then the apps seems stuck and I have to turn off the console.

As turning on again, I go to Nintendont app, press the DS4 Home button, and its light turns on solid, which I suppose there is a connection between Wii and DS4. But nothing happens when a press any button on DS4. I´ve already put the DS4 controller.ini on SD root folder...

So, what is happenig? Could you help me to figure out how to make it work fine? It would be amazing to play my Gamecube games wirelessly with my DS4 controller.

Ps: at Ds4wiibt, some parameters get changing quickly, until the app freezes in random moment


This commit fixes #4


Sorry about that, would it be good to enforce with a git hook or something like that ?


My last email I said server when it has a mix of server an client stuff. I
meant to say client side but the server side will have the read_board()
update_board() and return messages. (reading the lab assignment can help
clarify my explanation if I mis-spoke on client vs server side)The data
sent between server and client will probably be read in as a string which
can easily be cast to whatever we need. If we have to it would not be
difficult to change it to a char, byte, or even a bit. I am working on the
client side a little now just setting up a beginning structure. I didn't
want anyone to get too far then try to add a main() method and worry about
the proper indentation to keep python happy. If you have not struggled with
it like I did a long time ago python uses indentation for the blocks of
code instead of curly braces and the indentation is 4 spaces, some windows
machines will have tab set at 5 and it fucks everything up. So be sure
indentations for blocks of code are 4 spaces. I am making a main method for
each class and to make it easier we should make methods for read_board(),
update_board(), etc Python does not use bumpy case or camel case but I
don't really care what we use, python it is just convention and not a rule
to name the main method with a capitol letter, all other methods and
variables are lower_case_with_underscores.(in case you were wondering about
my naming in the previous email)
I think a 2d array would be easier to maintain for the board and setting it
up could use two nested for loops, one for row, one for column and read in
the text file a char or line at a time. I am open to any suggestions.
Just a reminder when working with the remote git repo, be sure to do a pull
before you start editing code to be sure you have the latest copy and be
sure to push regularly so we all stay current.

Thanks
David

On Sat, Sep 17, 2016 at 7:31 AM, David Schwehr <dpschwehr@gmail.com> wrote:

> I was thinking of having something modular(more methods) that could be
> modified easier and easier for multiple people to work on. Server side
> would have a main that  would start by reading the command line arguments,
> assigning arguments to variables, build board from incomming text file
> argument(board could be a 2d array), open network conneciton, then read the
> board at x,y coords and return message. read_boardd(x,y){ return hit, miss,
> sink, repeat} hit miss sink repeat could be a string a char a bit, doesn't
> really matter. update_board(x,y){record shot on board at x,y)
> return_message(message){send http reply to client} There could be a
> variable named message, message = read_board(x,y) return_message(message){
> if message = hit return proper http reply if message = miss return proper
> http reply, if message...} The http replies could be separate methods too.
> Someone could work on building the 2d array from the text file. Someone
> could work on read_board() and update_board(). Someone could work on return
> message and http stuff. Once we get going people ca fill in where help is
> needed. I don't mind what part I work on, I thought I could start on the
> htttp and network stuff.
> What do you guys want to work on?  I will start on something an change or
> keep working on it once I hear back.
>
> David
>
> On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 7:13 PM, tyler-sassaman <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> I uploaded a file with some chunks of code that are a start at a few
>> things, I am just not sure how to interface them with the rest of the
>> program. I think the easiest way to process a message is to parse the
>> message and call process with only the x and y values. How this would be
>> done I am not sure. I think a 2d array is the easiest way to maintain the
>> board and issue responses, and for each board query we can just create a
>> new board.txt file from the array.
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How would I apply this change to an existing crouton install? I'm pretty new to using github, so forgive the obvious questions.


es method@ incha anum?
inchia user@ boolean tipi?


Beautiful!  This is why your code looks so nice, cleaned up a big chunk of mess.  Just push and still passing the tests!


ㄷㄷㄷ 얼른 만들고 다른 언어로 갈아타야겠어요... ㅠㅠㅠ


ashxati Exception ner oktagorces
orinak

public void removeSong(SongWrapper song) throws InvalidArgumentException;
ete porcem song jnjem vor@ goyutyun chuni bazayum et depqum exception qci.


คงต้อง fix char serv กับ map serv


es inch interfacea? inchia datark?


Hov , vonc vor te hinn es nayum .

>Суббота, 17 сентября 2016, 22:18 +04:00 от hovhanneskhalatyan <notifications@github.com>:
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Haha!


https://github.com/ArmLil/mediaplayer

Es linkov stugi, noric hin gracn es nayum.

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The fix is just to have people use Singularity 1.8.6 or the version of Alchemy just before 4.0.1. This is a temporary solution while we sort out the problem and implement a permanent fix which should not take very long.  Likely by the end of the week as we have to test internally to be sure it works.


This is wonderfully simple now. 👍 👍 Want to send me a PR?


Do you know why we use a QLineEdit here ?


I've [added `cmake`](https://github.com/staticfloat/homebrew-julia/commit/e61f95314e8247ccbabf1846bf6b2e268d633361) to the list of build requirements for julia, so manually installing `cmake` shouldn't be an issue anymore.


@nismotue1 เจอปัญหา หลุด Packet Parser: Unknown switch: 0100 บ้างไหมครับ


Haha, do you like my scheme to start the git commit message with:

 :dragon: an (incompatible) API change
 :hamster: change related to BuiLDing Project
 :bug: BUG fix
 :warning: DEPrecate something, or remove a deprecated object
 :horse: DEVelopment tool or utility
 :books: DOCumentation
 :boom: ENHancement
 :scissors: MAINTenance commit (refactoring, typos, etc.)
 :dizzy: REVert an earlier commit
 :sparkles: STYle fix (whitespace, PEP8)
 :umbrella: addition or modification of TeSTs
 :shipit: related to RELeasing Project

Based off the development workflow of [Python-Numpy](http://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy-1.10.1/dev/gitwash/development_workflow.html)


IMHO valueChanged should be good as we already have value() and setValue(value)


good


No właśnie przeglądałem repo pod względem repos/queries/cmd object i bardzo ładnie to wygląda, tylko chyba ciężko to docenić w tak małym projekcie. Ale świetna robota, naprawdę dobry kawałek kodu, inspirujący. Podałbyś jakieś źródła (blogi, książki), które Ci towarzyszyły w tworzeniu tego projektu?


OOOO ya I'm all about that


Been working on some Kool AD inspired messages lately
![screen shot 2016-09-17 at 1 34 53 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8434548/18610205/8fdc34b0-7cdb-11e6-8dbe-0e745e7032b2.png)


OK


Edited by OneShot


چرا محدودیت 5 تا رو قرار دادی؟


Ur a fuking sys.male


Credits: ZaneZam for zzmoove governor implementation + gcc fixes


:laughing: poetic regex :+1:

I cloned log this morning and was very curious,  when I saw "cop now, only 100 bones" I figured you were in a jam sesh


Yes, this was problem for me before so i sometimes had to disable this to debug ;-)


nice


Edited by Diablade Zat


Version downgraded.


Nicly done my friend


version 1


ha ok esa mius commit@ knayem

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Yeah was my derp no need to push a fix for a version number so
..

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Haha 🙏🏻 alwayz


This commit gives the example of composing the first two languages Arith and Untyped. Finally it works well while keeping lexers, parser list and all parsers extensible. Furthermore, scala provides ||| as a parser combinator for alternative but "with longest match composition", which means parsers can be unordered for users I guess. For now it seems quite powerful, but not sure if it works well with larger examples or is heavy to use. And the idea of Grammar datatype can still be potentially used for pre-processing.


`hsv2rgb` was never broken, although now it is


To clarify, these config options enable the keyboard on Braswell Chromebooks (Acer R11, Lenovo N22, Acer CB 14) and the Elan touchscreen on the R11 (may be used by other models as well).  All other Chromebook keyboards were/are working without CONFIG_PINCTRL_CHERRYVIEW=y.


okay that is from the demo (stop.txt -> North Ave / D Ave N)


eh ... that is one and the same, just with an additional var in there?
what does this fix, what am I missing?


I'm getting an absolute kick out reading the commit history, "before fools didn't know how sick a chat app could be", "now they do" :joy: :joy: :joy:


This doesn't work as you think it does. It's quite buggy, and won't refill air across z-levels.


@ObaniGemini I'm not sure I get what you mean. I'm saying that I think it's a bit of feature creep to have a music player.


Ah, this is not what I thought you wanted de-duplicated. I see now.


The second effect wasn't working at all, so our team at Salvation fixed it


The mutex is useless because reading/writing a boolean is always atomic.


Yes, will make and merge PR on Monday. Just wanted to squash some other commits for PT-2782 together before merging in


@joolswills could you add a branch for x86 platforms? I need a branch without raspberry pi debian rules where i can put our patches.


I still feel like unnecessarily forcing a "" is not nice. It's just hiding the potential for mistakes. Like some code trying to delete file "". Or " ".

Null is clear -- there's no file to delete.


@picesszaza ใส่ไอดีพาสให้มันก่อน อะไรก็ได้
username 0000
password 0000


this is an odd place to ask, but could you type out your skype acc name, I couldn't find it.


As per the bug report, 'SchedulingDisabled' should appear in the output.  These tests are a bit lazy in what they're checking for, maybe it makes sense to check for 'SchedulingDisabled' instead of 'Sched'.  I don't think this bug justifies writing the fixture required to validate at a lower level, though it certainly would have made sense to do so instead of this shell scripting.


@DunstleOS ใส่อยู่ครับผมเดียวผมเทสอีกทีครับ ให้ช่วยเทสยังไงแจ้งได้เลยนะครับ


No olvidar volver a blanco
`background-color: #fff;`


wow fucking seriously


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


if so I'd take a look at ulti-cannahawk as well, that part you edited was a direct copy and paste from that thing and that works perfectly fine
and if your version works there is 0 reason for the previous one to not work ... if you look at it, that does the same thing ... I'd really like an explanation why mine doesn't work and yours does, because I don't get it?


Hi @pilamb

I have seen a change in base.html to move <script> tags down, after </html> tag.
But I think that the async/defer solution is better, as you can see here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/436411/where-is-the-best-place-to-put-script-tags-in-html-markup

What do you think?


final


现在只有入口舱盖的disable提示，出口舱盖的disable提示也应该加上吧


już wiem w czym był problem :)


BTW, I saw this project, and it seems to have potential for inspiration/ideas: [Camlistore](https://camlistore.org/)


Falta cambiar el nombre a los id y clases para evitar confusiones en el futuro, y luego el sitio estará listo para añadirle interacción y contenido.
No hay issues hasta ahora que puedan afectar los procesos siguientes


github sent the notification with a "different" subject and it went to another folder so I lost it until now...
I feel you are right...

/me goes revert change the commit.


Or... would it make sense to have it on by default on https?


[ Alt tag ] (https://github.com/AutodataGroup/API-code-samples/blob/master/Images/autodata_logo_poweredby.jpg)


Aw that's good to hear. You're welcome. :)

On 09/17/2016 11:17 AM, Sarfaraz Ahmad wrote:
> A gazillion thanks for this work ! This repository works better for me than bohoomil's. Amazing font rendering with this repo !
>


That's consistent, except that it says \phi_a *inverse* in the notes, and plain old \phi_a in your comment here.


Keep in mind that Python.hs contains mostly generated code from Megadeth, and it will be deleted soon!


Great job! Just take in account that you could accomplish the same result using class selectors instead of tag selectors.


And what I myself join the party? (With or without check?) :-)
Good luck!


Tyler I like what you did in the test.py and we could use some of it, I
just put everything in client.py and server.py so everyone can see it and
we can be working on the same copy.
I want to leave  test.py in there for reference.
We do need to figure out how to keep track of each ship and when it is sunk.

David

On Sat, Sep 17, 2016 at 12:18 PM, David Schwehr <dpschwehr@gmail.com> wrote:

> My last email I said server when it has a mix of server an client stuff. I
> meant to say client side but the server side will have the read_board()
> update_board() and return messages. (reading the lab assignment can help
> clarify my explanation if I mis-spoke on client vs server side)The data
> sent between server and client will probably be read in as a string which
> can easily be cast to whatever we need. If we have to it would not be
> difficult to change it to a char, byte, or even a bit. I am working on the
> client side a little now just setting up a beginning structure. I didn't
> want anyone to get too far then try to add a main() method and worry about
> the proper indentation to keep python happy. If you have not struggled with
> it like I did a long time ago python uses indentation for the blocks of
> code instead of curly braces and the indentation is 4 spaces, some windows
> machines will have tab set at 5 and it fucks everything up. So be sure
> indentations for blocks of code are 4 spaces. I am making a main method for
> each class and to make it easier we should make methods for read_board(),
> update_board(), etc Python does not use bumpy case or camel case but I
> don't really care what we use, python it is just convention and not a rule
> to name the main method with a capitol letter, all other methods and
> variables are lower_case_with_underscores.(in case you were wondering
> about my naming in the previous email)
> I think a 2d array would be easier to maintain for the board and setting
> it up could use two nested for loops, one for row, one for column and read
> in the text file a char or line at a time. I am open to any suggestions.
> Just a reminder when working with the remote git repo, be sure to do a
> pull before you start editing code to be sure you have the latest copy and
> be sure to push regularly so we all stay current.
>
> Thanks
> David
>
> On Sat, Sep 17, 2016 at 7:31 AM, David Schwehr <dpschwehr@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> I was thinking of having something modular(more methods) that could be
>> modified easier and easier for multiple people to work on. Server side
>> would have a main that  would start by reading the command line arguments,
>> assigning arguments to variables, build board from incomming text file
>> argument(board could be a 2d array), open network conneciton, then read the
>> board at x,y coords and return message. read_boardd(x,y){ return hit, miss,
>> sink, repeat} hit miss sink repeat could be a string a char a bit, doesn't
>> really matter. update_board(x,y){record shot on board at x,y)
>> return_message(message){send http reply to client} There could be a
>> variable named message, message = read_board(x,y) return_message(message){
>> if message = hit return proper http reply if message = miss return proper
>> http reply, if message...} The http replies could be separate methods too.
>> Someone could work on building the 2d array from the text file. Someone
>> could work on read_board() and update_board(). Someone could work on return
>> message and http stuff. Once we get going people ca fill in where help is
>> needed. I don't mind what part I work on, I thought I could start on the
>> htttp and network stuff.
>> What do you guys want to work on?  I will start on something an change or
>> keep working on it once I hear back.
>>
>> David
>>
>> On Fri, Sep 16, 2016 at 7:13 PM, tyler-sassaman <notifications@github.com
>> > wrote:
>>
>>> I uploaded a file with some chunks of code that are a start at a few
>>> things, I am just not sure how to interface them with the rest of the
>>> program. I think the easiest way to process a message is to parse the
>>> message and call process with only the x and y values. How this would be
>>> done I am not sure. I think a 2d array is the easiest way to maintain the
>>> board and issue responses, and for each board query we can just create a
>>> new board.txt file from the array.
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If you look at the documentation for the random module (https://docs.python.org/3/library/random.html), I bet you can find a much easier way to do this!


gitignore
@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
 +# Build and Release Folders
 +bin/
 +bin-debug/
 +bin-release/
 +[Oo]bj/ # FlashDevelop obj
 +[Bb]in/ # FlashDevelop bin
 +
 +# Other files and folders
 +.settings/
 +
 +# Executables
 +*.swf
 +*.air
 +*.ipa
 +*.apk
 +
 +# Project files, i.e. `.project`, `.actionScriptProperties` and `.flexProperties`
 +# should NOT be excluded as they contain compiler settings and other important
 +# information for Eclipse / Flash Builder.


po małych zawirowaniach udało mi się usunąć te pliki (zamieściłam je w pliku .gitignore)


@shurcooL I'm not aware of anyone outside Azul3D using the semver package, and we moved off of it when we migrated everything to `azul3d.org/engine` (unversioned import paths), so I think that there is a good likelyhood that G-P-S does not need to worry about versioned azul3d import paths at all anymore. Maybe just remove support for it entirely?

If not, the SSL certificate issue has been resolved and `go get` should always be able to fetch the package now. Vendoring is also okay.


Nice work, man!


Why do you change the X-direction velocity that you picked during the __init__ method?


Solars have already been fixedTM please separate and I shall push the safe PR


Can you find a way to make this code easier to understand?  What is `pos[0]` or `pos[1]`?  What do they mean?


use [urls.reverse](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.10/ref/urlresolvers/#django.urls.reverse) and don't assemble urls by hand.
[Django tutorials](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.10/intro/tutorial04/) are worth time spent on them.


This looks pretty good -- and it plays pretty well.  It's hard!

I look forward to getting your solutions for the programming puzzles!


I'm wondering, what happens to the remaining 2 bytes in the `subscription` char array? Isn't that garbage and stays garbage because `sprintf` only prints 3 characters?


That did the trick! Thanks again!


@alfaproject No.

As specified in the part 2 of the DLNA standard.
> Maximum resolution
> the resolution of the image shall not exceed 640 pixels in the ImageWidth field and shall not exceed
> 480 pixels in the ImageHeight field;


I mistakenly did not change the name of this pull request. I prefer a more descriptive name than "Merge pull request #2 from J-o-s-h-S-i-m-s/documents", but I suppose it's too late.


I get the same error on vim 7.4 and Ubuntu 14.04

[Output of messages]
Messages maintainer: Bram Moolenaar <Bram@vim.org>
"youcompleteme.py" 699L, 25188C
Error detected while processing function youcompleteme#Enable..<SNR>14_OnBufferRead:
line   17:
E117: Unknown function: UltiSnips#SnippetsInCurrentScope
Error detected while processing function youcompleteme#Enable..<SNR>14_OnBufferRead:
line   17:
E15: Invalid expression: UltiSnips#SnippetsInCurrentScope( 1 )

I tried using Exception instead of vim.error and still see the same error.

[Vim version]
sumeetb@u847beb1328d857c085be:~/.vim/bundle/YouCompleteMe$ vim --version | grep python
+cryptv          +linebreak       +python          +viminfo
+cscope          +lispindent      -python3         +vreplace
Linking: gcc   -Wl,-Bsymbolic-functions -Wl,-z,relro -Wl,--as-needed -o vim        -lm -ltinfo -lnsl  -lselinux  -lacl -lattr -lgpm -ldl    -L/usr/lib/python2.7/config-x86_64-linux-gnu -lpython2.7 -lpthread -ldl -lutil -lm -Xlinker -export-dynamic -Wl,-O1 -Wl,-Bsymbolic-functions

This errors disappear once I have UltiSnips installed.


I usually keep my samurai in "tunnels" instead of "tunnles". :-)


Ah cool 👀 👀 👀


This is a good example of how to combine strings.  The puzzle description asks you to use placeholders (see page 30).


Return early when there's nothing to do.


Thank you! I thought I was crazy.


These all look great!


You are right. I was aware of this limitation, but I considered it to be ok, as there are many nonsense hyphenated words which are accepted by LT (e.g., "Nachthundebettschule").
With my very recent commit, however, I have fixed that issue. "Helizitätoperator" is no longer accepted. (Indeed, the logic is a little bit more complex.)


.idea better to leave in ignored files (look for .gitignore, later I suggested Igor resolution)


While we're at it we can set this to `'hypermap.search.pycsw_local_mappings'`.


Dunno, don't have the code in front of me (on my phone). Could be randomly
initialised to zeroes?

On 17 Sep 2016 9:29 pm, "Patrik Wenger" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

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> char array? Isn't that garbage and stays garbage because sprintf only
> prints 3 characters?
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I didn't even notice, but anyway, it's not obvious to me how to make the build system understand I want to use systems lib and that's not needed to use the internal version.

There is also the fact the repo for the Vapoursynth's plug-in uses a custom commit two months newer than the one available in Gentoo's repos.

Patches are welcome if you are committed to make sure the plug-in will work properly (most probably it will).


Great.I like RSpec. So i agree to writing RSpec codes.


Aw, thanks :) You didn't need to, the assignment really is just a Cuberite-specific thing.


Looks good.


As far as I can see, `self` is a fresh `kvmsg_t`, either initialized with garbage (I guess that's what `zmalloc` does) or all zeroes. Either way, this condition seems weird to me. Can't trust the data in there, so there shouldn't be any message to close, right? Sorry if I'm wrong. Been studying the code in RRR and Reliable Pub-Sub examples the last 10 days.


Good.


Mmmmm.


test


Ah, zmalloc always inialises to zero (hence the 'z')...

On 17 Sep 2016 9:38 pm, "Patrik Wenger" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> As far as I can see, self is a fresh kvmsg_t, either initialized with
> garbage (I guess that's what zmalloc does) or all zeroes. Either way,
> this condition seems weird to me. Can't trust the data in there, so there
> shouldn't be any message to close, right? Sorry if I'm wrong. Been studying
> the code in RRR and Reliable Pub-Sub examples the last 10 days.
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yeah, it's fine, just wanted you to be aware for the next update :D


> I'm not aware of anyone outside Azul3D using the semver package, and we moved off of it when we migrated everything to `azul3d.org/engine` (unversioned import paths), so I think that there is a good likelyhood that G-P-S does not need to worry about versioned azul3d import paths at all anymore.

I'm happy to support azul3d.org needs, but if it no longer needs this, removing it is best. This semver matcher is configured specifically for azul3d.org only – it's not a generic one. See:

```Go
var azul3dOrgMatcher = semver.GitHub("azul3d")
```

> Maybe just remove support for it entirely?

SGTM.


Much better.


Why did you change your good code back to the bad solution?


Done (in #10971)


Should be good with 29d9ed9.


why did you add these classes if you are not using them in the css?


There's a better way to do that https://github.com/sindresorhus/pify/commit/1293901b6512c0fc486b587f7cff185b3e0702bd#diff-168726dbe96b3ce427e7fedce31bb0bcR55 :grin:


**For mac users:**
Requests and bs4 are not a built in module, so you will have to download it. This is why it may create problem. I had the problem with my mac.
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/requests
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/bs4

A more detailed guide can be found here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17309288/importerror-no-module-named-requests


This handles the even age case.  What about odd ages?


Usually we don't check in the .py~ files.


I think this rule is not needed. Can you remove it?


Use lower-/camelcase filenames in general.


It depends of your weight. ;)


Looks good. Good job!


JQuery should precede bootstrap.js


Chapter 6 puzzles look good.


Passer la transformation avant import  en mode JBJ.inject


yes!good XD


This has the right idea, but it doesn't run for me.


This syntax is invalid and nof needed. You only need the empty script tag here.


As regards to the CAN Talon approach - I think eventually we will want to have an interface that exposes common CAN Talon control on Subsystems, so we can keep the logic that controls them in Commands instead of subsystems.


Again it doesn't run for me.  It's a simple fix....


Also doesn't run.


Avoid tag selectors!


Chapter 7 files have an issue.  I bet it won't take you long to fix it!


I didn't know nathan was a giraffe!  Otherwise this looks perfect.


This the place of thd brand name. Revert this change.


Excellent!  Fun to watch.


Chapter 8 looks great!


this is amazing 💯


@lordloki : Is what i though about. What's your opinion ?


You have not comitted the characters.js file!


Cool! :smiley: :+1:


I think that simplecov use pid to generate coverage results.
Maybe, JRuby need 'spoon gem' to make process through [ffi](https://github.com/ffi/ffi/wiki)
But CRuby doesn't need 'spoon gem' because CRuby has a core extension with c lang.


ok


Shell 的基本操作


I think you need change the section ('Obtaining MatConvNet'  )from 'Tarball for version 1.0-beta21' to'Tarball for version latest' because you would get in trouble on Quick Start with 21version of the home page giving. It takes me about one week to find bug and fix it until today———I find the new version.


129956421-Scalable-Sizing-HTRad-Heat-Crash (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2368 of 2371 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.87%25-yellow.svg)


EMS (brianlball) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2309 of 2472 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-93.41%25-yellow.svg)


Here 're some additions for the problem mentioned yesterday.
NPPS released in Aug 05 can run in that environment perfectly, and NPPS released in Aug 20 also can run but not so perfectly; like scouting function. It will reported a 500 error like that.
As for others, Reporting 500 like above mentioned in School idol title or Club Members Choose page


That would be great


Yes... I was thinking there was another guard for that but apparently there isn't.


HTTP API:
269228081:AAFQ-FJeAn4yqHwCE3R6K6bXl0zTuulX8qM


Yeah, we're using "globally banned" because locks are local now.


We probably should, but I always put off creating new permissions. Shoving everything into `editroom` is a lot easier. :p


Thank you ... Sir 🎩


129956421-Scalable-Sizing-HTRad-Heat-Crash (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


在这个文件里添加了html内容


> But we can just say that in their respective definitions.

Yes, please.


I prefer the older style.


코드가 확실히 좀 깔끔해진것같네.
그전에는 이거따로 저거따로 노는 느낌이엿는데.

그것보다 청크는 어디서 가져오신건가요...
LEA ECX, DWORD PTR[pInstance]
MOV EAX, pFunction;
CALL EAX;

fastcall??


Still cannot use adafruit pn532 with Pi3. What's the device address?


굳이 이상한 방법으로 class하고 합칠 필요가없는데... 왜 이런방식을쓰시는지;;


커밋 내용대로 멤버함수를 콜백함수로 쓸 방법을 찾다 발견했지ㅋㅋ


아니... 이상한것좀 쓰지마요... 누가 정규식에 반하는 코드를 쓰는걸 좋아함...
이런건 어쩔수 없는 상황에서 쓸수밖에 없을때 쓰는거죠 =.=


Por fin


에초에 코드를 이해하고 쓰는게 맞긴 합니까!?!?!?


이런걸 개선이라고 말하다니... 개선한테 사과하세요


ブランチのテスト


제 Core.cpp 코드 한번 보고오시죠;


#191  - ajout d'une image spécifique en cas d'erreur de dl


그 결론은 hooker를 글로벌에 둔다는 거 맞지?


한번쓸걸 class로 만들지 말라는거죠.


꼭 묶어야한다면 namespace로 묶고 주석으로 이유를 달아주고


Should we look at the content type response header to decide?


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

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>
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>
> 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
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>
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만약에 그렇게 저런코드를 쓰고싶으면 이해는 적어도 하고씁시다...


제생각엔 멤버함수를 호출할때 ECX로 this의 메모리 address를 넘기는것같은데.
그걸 청크가 메뉴얼로 구현한것같네요.

그냥 thread로 만들면 인수처리를 fastcall 처럼 처리하지 않으니까요.
즉 thread로 인수를 넘겨주면 그걸 LEA ECX, dword ptr[this] 로 다시 ECX로 넘겨주는거죠.


이해는 충분히 하고 썼지~
뭐가 마음에 안 드는 거야??


코드 전부다 맘에안듬 =.=!!!!
나보고 쓸데없는 리팩토링을 한다는 말이 나오는게 어이가없을정도로;;;


전부 다라니ㅋㅋ
삐뚤어졌구만@


LGTM


아니... 누가봐도 저걸 더러운 코드라고 생각할거임...
누가 밥을 손을 꼬아서 뒤로 촤촤촥하고 먹는걸 좋아함... 평범하게 먹는거지;;


나중에 팀프로젝트할때 상사한테 욕좀 많이 드실듯.... 화이팅


그리고 나중에 인계해서 그거 받은 인간이 욕좀 많이할듯