@gottesmm Thanks that you noticed those warning. I'll fix it.


`enumerate` is probably redundant


la ise


yes


You may want to use `target=uarch.default+isa.sse4_1` as your current code doesn't use any instruction beyond SSE4.1 (in fact, the only SSE4.1 instruction is `PTEST`). Then PeachPy will tell you if accidentally try to use newer instruction.


I'll have time to clean up these issues Monday. Thanks for the review!


Lowercase the first letter of the variables. Uppercase is reserved for classes


Lowercase the first letter of the variable names :) Upper case is reserved for classes


@coderatchet I wish to discuss the package and where routers go. I don't necessarily a request into a package called `http` a package like that should have more protocol level implementations.


원래 백엔드를 이렇게 만들면 안되지만 시간이 없어서 이렇게하게되었습니다....
매수를 취소하면 돈을 출금한것 + 돈을 입금한것 두개다 보여줘야해서
레코드를 또 만들어요.
그리고 Balances.html에서 request_flag가 0이면 입금으로 보여줘서 레코드를 만들 때 request_flag를 0으로 만듭니다.
매도를 취소하면 돈이 움직이는것이 없습니다.(flag==0인것만 가능하기 때문)


From website


Why has Jay-Jay been deleted from Credits and About Menu?


모든 주식 취소는 flag=0일 경우 가능합니다.
매수는 취소해도 돈의 이동이 존재하기 때문에 레코드는 삭제하지 않습니다.
매도는 취소하면 돈의 이동이 존재하지 않기 때문에 레코드는 삭제됩니다.


Can you open a new PR please?


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I believe your're right.  I suppose this would be a problem in the word `SP@`, defined in `kernel.fth`.


Can we use es6 here? const


Sorry to interfere, but I kind of believe that the art of programming has
not stopped developing yet. New ideas come, new solutions, and new
epiphanies; keeping the code and ideas from 15 years ago must be
detrimental.

Currently, I do not believe that without knowing, e.g. what is a monoid and
what is a monad (and, recently, a free monad), one can successfully design
software. It was not so even 7 years ago. And 10 years ago nobody heard
about unittests, so telling about something that was said to have been
tested in the previous century, and thereby is true, does not hold in this
world.

If you have a theorem, prove it. Or else it is not a theorem.

Thanks,
-Vlad

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> my attention, generally in the core logic, I speak up. Otherwise I let
> it slide by - although where I in charge at h2o about 50% of the core
> changes I see go by I'd stop - as blatantly 'wrong' or obfuscatory (even
> as they claim to add 'clarity') or clearly counter-productive to a
> product selling speed. As a major example, the Rapids AST code got
> 'overhauled' - in a clearly bad way: name changed from ASTxxx to Astxxx
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> they all use the common lingo AbstractSyntaxTree - or AST; common
> boilerplate required-but-unimportant functions got blown up in size -
> thus hiding the crucial semantic code - the boilerplate should only take
> a minimum of space (1 line per fcn) to persevere the semantic clarity of
> the subtle execution code, code got broken up into directories thus
> requiring 'public' everywhere (root cause: Java has no 'friends'), etc,
> etc, etc... I've got plenty more examples of H2O engineering gone
> wrong. :-P
>
> So yeah, no discussion on most things, certainly not on code simply
> reverting a prior bug-addition (and bringing you back inline with
> JCTools ta-boot)
>
>
> Cliff
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Also can we 'import { compare } from bcrypt'


See es6 comment above


It's not a laptop so I simply thought it was a box.


这个我也出现了问题 需要这个patch才不会花屏 麻烦核实一下并回退到之前的版本


/*
Amri Shabani Mwaruka
*/


getLimitedValue returns the first 64bits of the APInt - which should work for our integers - I thought you can't (directly) treat APInt as an integer? I don't recall seeing a boolean operator either but I might be wrong. will double-check after the weekend


My version is actually better though

On an ini file like this:

#this is a comment
test="testLine"
#comment2="blah"
line2="line2"

Your version will parse it as

Array
(
    [test] => testLine
    [#comment2] => blah
    [line2] => line2
)

since it only changes the first occurrence of the # to a ;

While mine will parse it correctly as

Array
(
    [test] => testLine
    [line2] => line2
)
Since it discards any line that begins with #

Not a real issue with unRaid, but if you're going to do it, you might as well do it right.


The Chrome console for the VHV says "There was an error loading script http://verovio-script.humdrum.org/scripts/verovio-toolkit.js". I am on a flaky connection, this can be this issue


So succexy. I love this idea. I have a similar .txt file list too!


What I'd like to know is why do you have your own array implementation "PGE_DataArray" and do not use std::vector and std::array?


It was probably a timeout problem, as it is working for me.  But in any case there may be some instabilities right now because I am testing chord importing from MusicXML.


这里感觉应该是 “因为只有一个单词项，所以`match` 查询执行的是单个底层 `term` 查询”


OK, the connection must be the issue.


One thing you could do is pass the release date into the couch potato search - I tested this when I implemented year search - rather than filtering the returned results it actually works quite well.

Also i'd suggest another utterance as personally saying 'released in' or 'came out in' is a lot to say - it's easier to say -

+AddMovie add {The Avengers|movieName} year {releaseDate}

I find slimming down what I say to the echo helps as sometimes it seems to time out listening.


typo on `danboykus` ? => https://hub.docker.com/r/danboykis/luminus-guestbook/


oh yeah thanks, good catch!


Create Level List using DFS


seems wrong


Why did u fuck up the directory structure?


Very good


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Hey! Can I get a pull request? :D


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Very good!


dear


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Put the wrong commit message. The message should be "Added tests for checking for contents in trapline page


This is great, but can it add some newlines `\n`, because everything together is very hard to read.
I use `pdf-tools-org` to export annotations as a way to take note.


`"` would have worked


Thanks very much! I didn't know about the language specific highlighting feature.


This file will be cleaned up once its working.


The title should be "can't"


You seem to be commiting numerous unrelated changes/files. Have a look what staged changes you plan to commit before doing that in your client. And only commit exact files/lines of code needed.


Fixes #35


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modify html files


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Strictly speaking, this triggers on `foo? ( )` that is not an error per PMS. However, this helped us find quite a few typos and there were no false positives so far, so it probably makes sense to keep it.


can you remove the 2nd onCommand and make invthings work? @SalmonGER


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I have just fixed this. Thanks for the warning!


suffer nonsense


Nice!


dfdafdfa

kin
1


So now every lambda and every constructor argument will have some information whether it is "overlappable" or not.  What does it mean?

Can't you instead attach the Overlappable flag to the `Instance` constructor of `Hiding`?  This would produce less noise.


 - typo : class 1,2 -> 0,1
 - result :

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This issue is quite weird and maybe the fix is not the proper one, but the flow of control for testing the available toolchains and choosen the proper one  is by way too much complex from my perspective.


Given that these changes slow the Travis-CI build and to my knowledge shouldn't affect correctness, I attempted to revert and track down the issue in libbitcoin-explorer.  On debugging, it appears that the call to png_set_PLTE at [png.cpp#L129](https://github.com/libbitcoin/libbitcoin/blob/master/src/utility/png.cpp#L129) causes sigsegv while trying to invoke malloc, which it does in a conditional thanks to some configuration whereby it checks the passed in png_ptr for a malloc_fn.  According to my debugger, of which I could be wrong, it appears that by the line inside libpng the png_ptr that's been passed in has somehow (didn't find, not familiar with codebase) been traded for a pointer at max value (which passes a null check).

I don't know enough of libpng to reconfigure it correctly, but the breakpoint/code in question is in an ifdef related to PNG_USER_MEM_SUPPORTED.  It appears that the flag is set, but if it weren't we'd just be touching malloc straight (no chance for sigsegv).

I also don't know if this is related to [Red Hat Security Advisory 2015-2594-01](https://www.redhat.com/archives/rhsa-announce/2015-December/msg00029.html), which talks of segfaults related to the palette at low size.  I don't know if that provides an alternate way to address the issue, but I'd like to restore the build speed or at least understand why optimization and debug symbol flags are affecting correctness.


it's already incuded in this commit
https://github.com/TeamHorizon/android_device_xiaomi_cancro/commit/d32bbc4456a705341ff3c6aca5ecd19ee838a6d5
But yes however it'l be more suited to call vendor makefiles from cancro.mk


Wait, what? How is that even possible?


@sochix mixture of tabs and spaces, misconfigured IDE?


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