@joostkremers Yes, it's active, triggered by `text-mode-hook` in that case.

I find the whole thing somewhat magic… I tried to look through the code of Magit and VFCM, but I haven't really understood how the interact with regards to window configurations and margins.


> Just because a particular Pimoroni board doesn't require the EEPROM features / data now, does that mean it will always never need the EEPROM features in the future? E.g. perhaps there'll be a UnicornHAT v2, and the python code will need to determine the revision from the eeprom data (which I believe is made available somewhere under /proc/device-tree/ ) in order to determine how to correctly drive it?

we're already doing just that to tell the HAT and pHAT apart. It's hardly reliable though, since the probe can only work if the HAT was on the Pi at boot time. We see a few cases every week of users having trouble when the lib defaults to the pHAT layout since it could not detect a HAT.

So, I guess, I have first hand experience to back my claim that the HAT EEPROM's 'auto-configuration' is not providing users with _an easier and safer experience_.


Sem problemas!
Mas acho que fiquei com "trauma" do tab travador do VS Code. hahaha

Obrigada pelas observações! Legibilidade é tudo! E Identação também!


Tutaj musisz zmienić adres IP na 0.0.0.0 z tego co pamiętam 😆


Thanks Mvolz.  I will try to be more specific with git commit messages.  Right now I am working on this at https://github.com/anna-liao/pyslet and working through it file by file.  Most of it is line length warnings, but not always.  I will specify it as "fixed PEP8 line length warnings"


Doh! Without a screenshot or the exact error messages, I can't help. Worst case scenario, if it's really hosed, you can always just nuke your working copy and re-clone. That's never truly necessary, but if you're not super familiar with all of git's fun little commands, sometimes it's easier.

Take a deep breath. You've only been working with git a short while. Like anything, there are bound to be some bumps along the way :)

The default `lightmap_scale` is actually `16` -- which means 1/16, really. The lightmaps are 1/16th the resolution of the diffuse textures. A `lightmap_scale` of `8` doubles the lightmap resolution to 1/8. If you want to use the default `lightmap_scale`, simply remove that key from worldspawn and recompile just the `-light` stage. I'm fine with that. I'm beginning to agree that the file size and framerate are more important than the sharpness of our shadows.

Maps with Quake3 resolution textures (Gehenna, default texture scale of 0.5) should still use `lightmap_scale` of 8. But maps with higher resolution textures can use `lightmap_scale 16` or even, in the case of _really_ high res textures such as Dark Zone, `lightmap_scale 32` is probably appropriate. We could also consider halving the size of the textures on Dark Zone. They're kinda ridonculous, and they certainly murder framerates.


jj


please run : python manage.py loaddata website/fixtures/activity_verb.json


@switowski @egabancho this file `webinterface_layout` has been updated quite a lot, without a clear reason. I am going it remove all the changes that are not related to bibsword as part of the rebase.


Fix for issues (#1142) and (#1184)


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Anyone remember why we did this? Why do we need to modify what the config is? Can't we just change the config?


@lehieucamau I would like to pay Under the great god, please send the code to the mailbox 7473768 @qq.com


Hey Greg, how's it going?

I've been referring to your dotfiles as I attempt to [build mine again](https://github.com/woodall/shell). This morning I used your fancy `ls` to springboard my dive into my own configuration. I went through each of your flags to see what they provided and agree that I'm going to use what you got. Nice recipe! 🍲  I also took this opportunity to practice my `man` skills and discovered the difference between `-a` and `-A`, which seems to simply be that `-a` shows `.` and `..` in the list.

```
    -A      List all entries except for . and ...  Always set for the super-user.
    -a      Include directory entries whose names begin with a dot (.).
```

Chalk this rant up to my morning ☕.
Really, I just wanted to say hello 👋


Affirmative.


See https://github.com/symfony/serializer/blob/master/NameConverter/CamelCaseToSnakeCaseNameConverter.php


hey salmanm - just released mu@1.0.2


My plan was to make it signed and then make it unsigned if necessary. We can go in another direction, make it unsigned and change to signed later if necessary, I don't mind :)


Great! Thanks 👍


bb nav wasn't updated in this push. Similar filenames made it look that way. This update pushes up the WH nav image/link changes


good


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Hello,
With this commit, it looks like REPL is not working on feather_l0_basic.
If in mp_cdc_enable(uint8_t port), I set mp_cdc_enabled = true; then REPL is back.


練習用のため、マージ不要です。


NICE


@brnrdog The problem with this solution is: You cannot reposition the arrow through Javascript. So when a popover exceeds the body on small screens and the popover is repositioned (and not centered anymore), there is no possibility to change that..
I just implemented automatic positioning for Popovers and Tooltips that are positioned 'top' or 'bottom', but it does not work with BS Alpha 5


test comment


Btw, I think it makes sense to have constraint `Binary x => Arbitrary (Hash x)`, so that it's impossible to accidentally generate `Hash (IO ())`, for example. However, it will lead to `redundant constraint` warning. Unfortunately, I don't know any way to suppress warnings in a scope less than a single function. As a workaround we can create a module for this concrete instance and suppress warning there.


@hallucinogenic Pls create an issue for that.


@Tyriar This is still a bit bogus. Someone with a reference the terminal, like any extension, can quickly (before you) call this method with a random value and you are toast. As the creator of the object, why don't you pass in the promise via the ctor call?


I was modified this page, we're planning this layout


ok accepted


1. `unsafeMakePublicKey` is basically `Binary.decode`.
2. `Pos.Types.Arbitrary` is for types from `Pos.Types.Types`. I am not sure that we should put `instance Arbitrary (Hash x)` there. We can add `Pos.Crypto.Arbitrary`, for example.

Well, let's not add `QuickCheck` stuff to `Pos.Crypto` unless really necessary. Let's have `instance Arbitrary PublicKey` like we have it in `Pos.Util` (which generates 50 keys using normal `keyGen`) and have `newtype ComeUpWithCoolNamePlease = ComeUpWithCoolNamePlease PublicKey` with `Arbitrary` instance which will use `Binary.decode.


ok good


x64 not supported yet?


さらに「淭」の異体字は「𣸔」があるようです。


@divechrome
https://www.nulled.to/topic/155474-seven-knights-ai/?p=4215423


Le 26 octobre 2016 à 14:23, Olivier Lezaud a écrit :
> Salut,
>
> En fait je penses que t'as bien compris les points 1 et 2 qui consistent à retourner le contenu de la variable si elle a déjà été déclarée.
> Sinon, on c'est pour les cas où on a une expresion du genre:
>
> begin sets
> $F = [a,b,c]
> end sets
>
> bigand $i in [1..3]:
>   bigand $f in $F:
>     $f($i)
> end
>
> Ici, on doit générer de nouvelles variables à la volée en quelque sorte (les f_i) sauf que $f($i) se décompose en 2 parties ($f et les $i) et la première est elle-même une variable.
> Je sais pas si c'est clair.


Done.


Done


The EEPROM is a point of contention for me, since while I understand the intent behind it, in practise it never actually turns out to be useful.

Relying on it in software, as @RogueM points out, to tell boards apart is... ugh... chaos. If the Pi were updated to continually poll the attached EEPROM and update the /proc/device-tree/ to actually reflect what's attached then that would change things. But right now, it's borderline useless.

As much as anyone spouts the line "turn off your Pi before connecting a HAT", nobody actually does. With Unicorn HAT we even took pains to include a soft-start circuit so it could be hot-plugged without browning out the Pi. With that in mind, the whole pretence of the EEPROM seems kinda absurd, and the Sense HAT is the only place I've ever seen it used effectively.

Anyway, don't let me turn this into a rant about how much I hate the EEPROM :D

@lurch yep a pHAT, circular or baboon-shaped PCB could use an EEPROM and it would be equally as useless as the ones on HATs :D

@RogueM so far I've not come across one that's absolutely *required*, and I'd guess the assumption that anyone knowledgable enough to not connect the EEPROM is probably going to figure out how to load the required drivers is fair :D - perhaps it would be prudent to document what, if any, device tree blobs a specific board needs to load.

"HAT" has much more value as a marketing term, ie: reinforcing that this board is compatible with the Pi, than anything else.

Right, I think I've contributed nothing of value here. I'll be on my way ;)


This commit crashes on
`Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 6.0.1; SHIELD Tablet K1 Build/MRA58K) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/51.0.2704.106 Crosswalk/21.51.546.7 Safari/537.36`
while [the commit before](https://github.com/katzer/cordova-plugin-background-mode/commit/aed89d8503eabb8f79debc6f2e557918d7be8143) does not crash.


Wow, cool!


@Rocky640 `if (!more_than_one(Center & ~ei.attackedBy[Us][BISHOP] & ~pos.pieces()))` results in crashes, probably because in this case we can have one bishop.


@{44859245-fe1a-43a1-9ba9-0519187d5050,Alexander Udalov}, @{abc83009-1b41-4faf-87b0-a7ecf9dd2ab2,Alexey Andreev}, nevermind last two revisions, they ware slipped to this review from another branch t.


Not good vijay


Making life easier when you want to reorder the entire commit history


### Not good


ok for me


Really? Do they analyze the conditional statement?


hi there.
I don't tested at this time bittefender, I think need remove before somebody will not test.


cool


super


First a note about markdown used by github: put such examples in between `~~~~` and most things will show up fine.

~~~~
<link rel="stylesheet" href="..//asciidoc.css" type="text/css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="..//linuxcnc.css" type="text/css" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="..//asciidoc.js"></script>
~~~~

Anyway, I assume this went unnoticed because such incorrect relative links go unnoticed by our link checker.  We'd be happy to consider a better choice, provided that it is available as a package in "main" in all the platforms we build on. (debian wheezy and newer, and ubuntu 12.04 and newer, for master branch: http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?MinimumSoftwareVersions )

btw in my opinion it's more useful to create an issue when there is a problem, rather than posting a comment on code committed on our master branch nearly two years ago.  For one thing, as far as I know it is not possible to obtain a list of all code comments, nor track whether the items commented on are fixed or not.  When you have determined what commit broke something, just mention that commit by it's hex identifier (e.g., 65425ef8db70600b1a6f43b339ceca039c38883e) and github will link it back to the commit.


best in the world


@Rocky640 @ElbertoOne
yes this condition is not correct, par example the position Bc3,Pe4 (without second bishop) triggers the condition.
Following condition seems correct to me:
`if (!more_than_one(Center & ~(ei.attackedBy[Us][BISHOP] & ~pos.pieces())))`


Seconds(number) still not implemented, I thought to add it today


Yes: https://basarat.gitbooks.io/typescript/content/docs/types/typeGuard.html


Bem bacana, não havia pensado nisso!


Well Immerseus does not die when the encounter is finished, he changes to frendly faction.


Don't know different way to summon loot chest


What is the reasoning for this change? I'm asking because `git bisect` pointed me here when investigating crashes (in a VST3 plugin in Windows in REAPER)..
The removed code even had a comment implying that it should had done what it did..

Another question - is `if (A) if (B) C;` a recommended style (rather than `if (A && B) C;`)? Is it necessary here for the variable introduced in the "B" clause?


I know but I kinda prefer to use {} on every case, because I see code more clean.


o modulo SerialHandler.js é apenas um template que sigo para acessar as portas. Ainda não consegui generalizar o handler. Re implemento ele nos controllers >.<


Wouldn't it be even better to call it .lua to have syntax highlighting?


Basic Concepts


will address #185


@bensonby I think we should encourage users to use our utility functions (Not sure if we have it in Python yet?) over SQL. For JS plugins we will definitely have the Cloud DB functions so SQL should be discourage there.


# @Lebowskidev


It might have been but `dnsdist` has been looking for a file named `dnsdist.conf` by default for a while now, and I'm afraid it would break existing configurations if we decided to change that to `dnsdistconf.lua`.


@web-flow


Just wanted to let you know 5.2.4-SNAPSHOT works for me now, looks like https://hibernate.atlassian.net/browse/HHH-11166 resolved the problem.


Tack för litet facit till uppgiften :)) // hälsningar kim och dan


As mentioned on IRC, the sample configuration ships as dnsdistconf.lua - so it should probably be renamed as well?


Thanks @lhotari for the explanation. I guess it would be more precise to store the duration based on `nanoTime` instead of storing the `endTime` as wall-clock time. But it's unlikely to make any difference for the durations involved.


Hi, which version entered above changes?


moving to using read in text for responses


Whoops, not sure how those became spaces, I know for a fact I have Notepad++ set to use tabs for .c files.


the fuck is this you mad man


you mad man explain


@cxong Um, this upgrades like any other passive, as I was saying xD


Well, I'm not sure it's a good idea, it's a sample file and I don't want to see it used as a default configuration file..


I'd add a little comment here as at first glance this looks very meta (but I saw Symfony Console itself is using 'UNKOWN' for both name and version already.)


Inicio


@locutus2 Thanks. I will use this condition in my current try.


> To avoid SC2006, use $() instead of legacy `..`

True... i totally forgot about this... no more `` :smiley_cat:

>  but the bash required version for the script right now is 4.0

  I said 4.2 because i thought that was the version used by the script...
4.0 is from... 2009: _Chet Ramey announced Version 4 of Bash on the 20th of February, 2009. This release has a number of significant new features, as well as some important bugfixes._
  And basename existed much before, around 1995.
  Now: It is not  an internal bash command, I was wrong about that, it is like **dir**, there are not internal bash command .
  Sincerely I would say that you will have it in 100% cases but I cannot demonstrate or prove  it.
  Anyway... At least we know about basename, i guess i would never heard about it if i did not stop to think on this precise  variable

>   Anyway is good to me to learn things everyday!!

¡Yepa!


css variables


the bins only have one edge_id for each edgeinfo in the dataset. this happens here: https://github.com/valhalla/mjolnir/blob/master/src/mjolnir/graphtilebuilder.cc#L697-L703. there will be no dups and so having this check is no longer needed. another benefit of using the bins instead of the edges in the tile directly.

the other benefit that i didnt mention is that edges that cross this tile but dont originate in this tile will be included as well. this was not the case with the previous implementation in meili because each tile only has those edges whos nodes originate in the tile, the bins include all edges that intersect the tile. so meili was missing some edges before.


ping removed from the list, thanks.


indentation should be two spaces.


Testa um cenário com mais de um preço.


look at options like http://handlebarsjs.com/ so you can template the view out.


Well if there are any events that have been scheduled from other phase and then if boss switches phase event will execute.


hello git


melhorar essas variáveis.. sugestão: `heroi` invés de `i`


rebaset mot develop. alle featuretester går grønt


keys and secrets should be configurable or come from an env variable. now I have your clientid and secret and I can impersonate your application.


An exception was caught!
Causes error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/afs/cern.ch/work/b/bcarlson/public/hinv/oct26/RootCoreBin/bin/x86_64-slc6-gcc49-opt/xAH_run.py", line 597, in <module>
    driver.submit(job, args.submit_dir)
Exception: void EL::Driver::submit(const EL::Job& job, const string& location) =>
    SG::ExcAuxTypeMismatch: Type mismatch for aux variable `::isBJet_FixedCutBEff_70' (876); old type is char new type is int (C++ exception)


the url should come from configuration as well since this is pointing to test-api and I really dont want to change the code to point to api.intralinks.com


I just need to find correct thing for this. Something when boss emerges and that stuff. There is no thing to handle that I think.


this should come from configuration


é perigoso utilizar for-in para arrays.. quer ver? coloca na linha de cima desse for o seguinte

```
this.arrayHerois.qualquerCoisa = 'qualquerCoisa';
```

Adivinha quem vai aparecer dentro da iteração?


indentation


These two lines of code are time-consuming,  can move them to `object CallerContext`.


Shouldn't a dedicated property `$singleCommandName` be used here? As Application always has a default command, even when not a Single Command Application.


use dynamic location here since this may be deployed into a different server and /workspaces would do the same as the full path


Which file are you running on that has an int for the decoration? The char is the current one now.


Maybe convert to lower case too? This is what I usually do:

```R
make_slug <- function(x) {
  x <- tolower(x)
  x <- gsub("[^a-z]+", "-", x)
  x
}
```


no


I don't think finding a class ref by reflection is expensive and this isn't a hot section of code. I think it's simpler to not farm this out to a field in the companion object


dont tie your links to your current env.


Image files were moved under public directory and so reference in home.php template had to be changed


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consistent indentation


Is it always true that you can cache the route path? What would happen if per method overrides happened?


/workspaces


Still doesn't fix https://github.com/SubtitleEdit/subtitleedit/issues/1990#issuecomment-255793610


this needs to come from configuration


OK, moving on from that then, here's what I think we should do, for now: I'll tweak the generator later to handle both 'yes' and 'required' in the details section (I have no strong feeling about using that hidden value instead of 'dtb', if the consensus is that that keyword, and possible other EEPROM feature through additional keywords in the future is going a step too far).

In the future we can decide to include some visual representation on the pinout, although I am more and more verging on the side of seeing that as _detrimental_ to the goal of pinout, as it just opens a can of worms as how to interpret that info in term of connecting or _not_ connecting then, depending on what the user wants to achieve.


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![hi 2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/22044351/19727565/1ead2cc4-9bba-11e6-848a-b800969a5c26.png)


do you need to pass both the name and the id?
I would like to keep the urls REST like


Thank you!


look into templates to generate the html so you dont have to re write the same thing over and over on each page


Hey! minor typo here :P


顺手给nutzwk也改了呗？


the url should be configurable so I dont have to go and change it all over the place


Would left the **double** the return type is not that visible :)


Yup. Works. ^^


@at15  eh..it have not yet been released


@sheerun The [`separator`](https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-contrib-concat#separator) only acts like a joiner between the files, not as a separator between lines. Setting it to e.g. `;` instead of `;\n` still won't remove line breaks. Seems like we need uglifyjs again?


It would be better to reset every variable to zero, not just the previous one. If I open a file at 6am and the next one at 10pm (and why not?),  I want g:despacio_Sunset to become 0, too.


Oh yeah, you may want to add that pattern to your code. I haven’t done these changes in the wallet yet.


I saw the error in an older dataset: eos/atlas/user/b/bcarlson/data16/data16_13TeV.00298633.physics_Main.merge.AOD.f697_m1588/data16_13TeV.00298633.physics_Main.merge.AOD.f697_m1588._lb0649._0001.1

Is this a change that occurs from AOD->DAOD?


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you are doing too many things in this commit and makes it hard to read. if you have to fix the indentation. then just do a commit to fix the indentation and another one to add code so the actual code is easier to read


oooops


Don't even need this line


Perigoso usar esse for-in...


I'm not 100% sure. What is `m_decor` for you?


This is already pulled in, but we could do a one off commit to fix this at some point.


Don't need this line, it gets set earlier


lembre-se que for-in é pra percorrer as propriedades dentro de um objeto.. se você escrever (na linha acima deste for):

```JavaScript
this.arrayDeHerois.qualquerCoisa = 'surpresa';
```

Adivinha quem vai entrar dentro do for?


> _Code MUST use 4 spaces for indenting, not tabs._
>
> http://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-2/


Also if we want allow the bishops to occupy the center by himself (par example Bd4,Be4) additionally to attacking it following extension can be used:
`if (!more_than_one(Center & ~((ei.attackedBy[Us][BISHOP] & ~pos.pieces()) | pos.pieces(Us, BISHOP))))`


`string`? ça fonctionne?


@julmot Isn't the issue only with concatenation of files? Maybe let's try it first.


testar git


Hast recht, hab's wieder eingebastelt


@sheerun The problem is Cloudflare's minification. If you disable it the syntax error will probably be solved. But then we're serving uncompressed files, thus a uglifyjs task seems to be necessary.


@Drullkus pls!


А это вообще для чего?


`start` и `curve` здесь не нужны вообще-то. Можно просто брать `spiral.GetNextPoint()` и всё


neat. not sure if you have seen https://github.com/notspiff/kodi-cmake/blob/master/project/cmake/bootstrap/CMakeLists.txt it does much of the same with additional hooks for skins (relevant) and for stuff being built (probably not relevant). the skin bit could be an argument for doing this at build time, not configure or packaging time. no manual sync of estuary for a cost of slight hassle (need to update two gits).


> The lack of an equivalent standard with the zero footprint is in my view quite telling...

Perhaps that was because the RPF were caught by surprise by the popularity of the PiZero, and the vast number of Zero-sized addon boards that got created?
Perhaps newbs don't realise that the Zero is still compatible with full-size HATs? ;)

>  We see a few cases every week of users having trouble when the lib defaults to the pHAT layout since it could not detect a HAT. So, I guess, I have first hand experience to back my claim that the HAT EEPROM's 'auto-configuration' is not providing a much better end-user experience, necessarily.

I'm still surprised to hear that so many people are 'manually' connecting addon boards to their Pi, and not just sitting them directly on the GPIO header or using straightforward 40-way extension cables.
Just out of curiosity, could you give me some examples of the sort of things people are doing?
(you're obviously "much closer to hardware" than I am)

> As much as anyone spouts the line "turn off your Pi before connecting a HAT", nobody actually does.

I do. Are people really so reckless with their Pis and addon boards? :-(
If addon boards were really designed for hot-plugging, the GND and power pins would be longer than the others.

> Anyway, don't let me turn this into a rant about how much I hate the EEPROM :D

Here, have a cup of chamomile tea :-)

> perhaps it would be prudent to document what, if any, device tree blobs a specific board needs to load.

I think that info is outside the remit of Pinout, IMHO.

> In the future we can decide to include some visual representation on the pinout

What was wrong with my suggestion of just showing them as little blue blobs, the same as you do for the connected ground pins? ;)

> Right, I think I've contributed nothing of value here. I'll be on my way ;)

Hah, ditto! :laughing:


Awesome!  Thanks, should fix the zip issues for future releases


wie jetzt ?


It seems this went into staging while it should have gone into the `python3` branch.


The changes aren't totally applying to existing pets.  For example on my NS Elder, the resists changed but not the CL or damage.   Also, you'll want to increase the faction point cost on the SBD and DWG to match the NS Elder.


"m_decorateSelectedObjects"    : True,


If you feel that's the case (modifying separator won't help), then let's minify it right away


One day I will make @georgeee follow our style guide. Maybe. Well, hopefully. I am close to it actually :)


`!rectangles.Any(x => x.IntersectsWith(rectangle));`


(just in case: I am about 2 spaces)


@sheerun Okay, but please disable CloudFlare's minifaction first, to make sure this is the real cause.


这个是我尝试打war包配置的，因为开发用的是main方法启动的，如果把这个也加上，就启动不了了，所以我才把它注释了，如果打war包的话，直接放开就可以了

正常开发，就是master里代码配置就可以


This should have gone in the python3 branch but went into staging and eventually master instead.


this commit fixes indentation yet, this is indented wrong.


I already fixed this. We fixed it together don't you remember?


I've already seen the documentation but I was dubious about it. I will test it.
Anyway the `if(UNIX)` is only an hotfix and will be remove once we re-organize the tests


"engines": {
    "node": "4"
  }


Legacy maybe. We should try without them.


Why do you want to force this to be a `Matrix`? It works perfectly fine as a `Vector`.


Yeah, thought about it, but there is no "sane" default for invalid factions (35 is friendly, but maybe 14 is intended, or even 190 neutral)


I commented yesterday morning..


can't calculate expression with " " or "\t" now


@weierophinney I know the exception interfaces have been discussed in the past and PHP-FIG doesn't want to put out code that can be instantiated. But catching an `ContainerExceptionInterface` like this:

```
try {
    ...
} catch (ContainerExceptionInterface $exception) {
    ...
}
```

just is weird if you know that `ContainerExceptionInterface` is not a direct child class of `\Exception`.

What's your opinion on this? Just proposing using a diff, not even sending a PR. ;-)

Kind regards, Hannes


@sztanko you forget the JSON sample here


#yes


this is failing, why do u think?


Thank you very much for your hard work restoring the compatibility with other languages and
test all the languages, surely this was a very boring and long task spending your free time.


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MSEEDand SAC don't get padded, you are correct. SEGY doesn't allow gaps in the data so Steve will have to sue that during the SEGY gather creation. MSEED and SAC output don't use that and just leave the gaps as is.


Excelente, bienvenido nuevamente !


Just for book keeping: the control plots after this commit finally agree (apart from slight changes in the tt channel in 2016) with the ones before commit https://github.com/cms-analysis/HiggsAnalysis-KITHiggsToTauTau/commit/e4c7d97fea56913f54c7d83fe39d104eeb4e9fb3.

Before: http://tmuller.web.cern.ch/tmuller/plots_archive/2016_10_26/control_plots/old/
Current: http://tmuller.web.cern.ch/tmuller/plots_archive/2016_10_26/control_plots/new/

(For the newcomers: checking control plots helps validating the samples settings and is recommended before committing changes.)


oh haha


35 is definitely the default faction to use. Error is already logged so that it can be fixed later.


this if needs to be rewrite.
```
if( token === undefined ){
  res.write('<p>You are not logged in!</p>');
}
res.write('</body></html>');
res.end();
```


Good Analysis.The Aspects are great.


about: when reboot the flashlight disapper ?


another possibility to write an error from a component
serr << sofa::helper::logging::Message::Error << "msg" << sendl;
(serr is a warning msg by default, but both serr and sout levels can be changed)

Remember that serr is doing more stuff than msg_* (writing in the component gui, ...)


indentation inconsistency


Entendi. Confundi com o for >each< do java... Vou arrumar.


@acbor ты конфу не читаешь ведь, да? 🌚


indentation


(took a deep breath) - As to Git of course you're right about having to use it more to learn, but given the upcoming milestone this isn't the right moment for me to mess around and lose time :P. I have some spare time the next couple of days so I'd really like to upload and fix as much map stuff as possible without having to stress about why some commit is failing and what I'm doing wrong.

--
Guide me through it:
I've updated my Giteye client to a newer version and cloned quetoo-data again (after trashing all the old stuff).
Now what do I do _exactly_ to replace and merge, say my newer fractures.pk3 file? - If I put it in my working dir my gitclient sees it's been changed if I rightclick on it (shows a '>' in front of it). Then it's in the 'pending' list. Do I have to 'add to index' the files that I want to merge and replace? And then click Push/commit? Also, when do I have to tell it to delete files?

--
P.S. - After running quetoo-update.exe my quemap crashes again so I can't compile with it. Grrrr. I've tried removing the -t (threads) parameter but still no luck. I have an older backup (0.1.0 July) so I'll use that to compile the maps that I'm still tweaking. Hopefully that won't make a difference on the compiled result?


I've run into this problem too. I ran into it when accidentally using an incorrect private key password. I was convinced that the problem was in SSLSocket_createContext() itself, and that if SSL_CTX_use_PrivateKey_file() failed the return code ``rc`` needed to be set, something like this:

```c
        rc1 = SSL_CTX_use_PrivateKey_file(net->ctx, opts->privateKey, SSL_FILETYPE_PEM);
        if (opts->privateKey == opts->keyStore)
            opts->privateKey = NULL;
        if (rc1 != 1)
        {
            rc = rc1; // rc will be != 1, and callers will not use ctx
            SSLSocket_error("SSL_CTX_use_PrivateKey_file", NULL, net->socket, rc);
            goto free_ctx;
        }
```

It seems odd to me that a new ``rc1`` was created at all, but I can only assume the author had a good reason for it.

That's not to say that the caller shouldn't double-check to make sure SSLSocket_createContext() hasn't invalidated ``ctx``, but maybe it's worth making the function behave according to expectations as well.


> What was wrong with my suggestion of just showing them as little blue blobs, the same as you do for the connected ground pins? ;)

well, maybe nothing, and maybe we'll do that (for 'required'). However, it still leaves room for interpretation. There _is a reason_ why I would have been happier with power and ground being left out of pinout. Just a 'uses 3v3' or 'uses 5v' would have done the job for me... but users complained time and time again about the power requirements being so sketchy and unspecific.

I personally feel that it was a reasonable point of view to say: 'if you are going to hook up wires to your add-on, surely knowing which _exact_ power and ground pin are required takes no more than a multimeter and a minute of your time?'

> I'm still surprised to hear that so many people are 'manually' connecting addon boards to their Pi, and not just sitting them directly on the GPIO header or using straightforward 40-way extension cables.
Just out of curiosity, could you give me some examples of the sort of things people are doing?
(you're obviously "much closer to hardware" than I am)

1) combining boards
example 1: piano HAT + drum HAT
example 2: pHAT DAC + Scroll pHAT

2) physical location away from Pi
example 1: enviro phat away from Pi to avoid ruining your temp data
example 2: micro dot phat on front of picade markee


indentation inconsistent


@lehieucamau Good front and middle hard to guess a great god good help E-mail 7473768 @qq.com


Good job with code refactoring. It is now less confusing to see Task Manager instead of AddressBook. We should also change the package address of the classes to taskmanager instead of address


@lubien is insaaaane!


this is probably a debug print that made it into the code


spring boot推荐jar部署方式，因为这样构建方便，对自动化友好。
spring boot不推荐war，依赖于容器结构，自动化构建繁琐
我觉得你应该推荐用户使用springboot推荐的方式部署，war的相关说明应该写到用户手册里面会更好

------- 分割线 -----------

其实就是你这样弄之后，代码又不整洁了。
原因，你懂的


obj is not a great variable name here, try to be more descriptive.


One thing is what you CAN... it doesn't mean you should. The page does not consider whether its a good idea to do, it just answers a simple question whether its possible. I can find tons of real articles describing why HttpContext.Current is dangerous to use within WebApi.

You don't eat bacon on a square in Dubai either, just because you can. When you work within the realm of a framework you follow the rules and practices of that framework.


Not smart


err, yes, example 1 in -2- you are right, a ribbon cable would do the job, so it's mostly when combining boards. Still, I think the rigidity of ribbon cables, and the physical space they take in an enclosure rules that solution out in many cases.


@horch004 I'm curious - what problem does this solve? And any reason your didn't create a PR?


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wen are new song cuming


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Nie no, to by było kiepskie ip, inne mam. :P


By adjust scores by 1 is about 1/200 of a pawn.
You cannot expect to gain ELO with these very slight adjustments.
This only takes a toll on the machines.

I can no longer approve these patches.

I encourage you to try out  bigger tweaks or ideas.
"Nothing venture nothing gain"


:+1:

Note to self: unify the spelling of time-trees


Hello Nicolas,

Thank you for the extension.
Just a remark, in the readme your mention the parameter settings_file and in your code you use settings_filename.

So people have confusion and if they don't use the right parameter, the program is not working.


oh, and my personal favourite of course:
scroll pHAT + scroll pHAT ;-)

https://www.instagram.com/p/BLUKYZ7AYT5/


。。。我一会去掉它😂


A bit more tidying up and we should be good. I'll commit a release candidate by EOD today, and yes if we agree the quality is there, let's replace all and have the same look and feel for these as well as any new created content.


Sysout() :no_good_man: ;)


Se IdTipoMobil não for uma primitiva, eu usaria .equals(). Só um preciosismo :)


I forgot to mention this in the previous review, rename it to uppercase to indicate this is a constant: `var MAX_LENTGH`. I think it would be better to be named `MAX_DEVICES`, what do you think?


btw. I just mentioned to @oehme in a code review that `System.nanoTime` might not be monotonic on our Windows VMs with our current configuration (`USEPLATFORMCLOCK` config and others). It should be guaranteed to be monotonic, but I doubt it is. I did explain this in detail to @eljobe on Slack some time ago. It doesn't change the fact that `System.nanoTime` should be used for duration measurements so this doesn't change our course. I'm just bringing this up that everyone is aware of this particular detail in our CI environment.


Use 2 space indentation.


Use 2 spaces as indentation (this file has tabs, avoid tabs).


Here you can keep the tabs, because the rest of the file is using tabs, but we might change it later.


This should contain the cURL request for querying the data not to delete it


Indices are wrong in every single calculation!


for all release branches, since that's where the original change went?


Será que dá pra transformar a condição desse if num método (ou variável, talvez seja melhor), tipo

    boolean ehMovimentacaoAlvo = !mod.isGeral()
                              && idTipoMobil == null || mob.getExTipoMobil.getIdTipoMobil().equals(idTipoMobil)
                              && mob.getNumSequencia() == i


Shouldn't you add the provided scope to these two dependencies?


In `calc_correction`, I use two `for` loops and convert the indices into a single index `k`. This is to avoid the boundary cells for now.

In the calculation, I forgot to change the index `i` to `k`. This is causing meaningless output.


I think these should be nested bullet points, since they are expanding on the "Think twice before adopting language features" statement.


@andresgottlieb this conversation is hard to find, but wanted to point out that it is now fixed #1481 -- you can see more discussion around it at #1479.  Thanks a lot for pointing it out!


Same as above


Your summary of the standard Git workflow is correct. You would simply modify the files using your tools. GitEye should then indicate that they have changed. You then add them to the index, which stages them for commit. When you have a cohesive set of changes that you wish to commit, you commit. When you've committed one or more times, you then push. Remember to pull before starting any work, to avoid unfortunate conflicts.

I will ask Paril to look into the quemap crashes. That sucks -- sorry about that. Just curious, tho -- are you using the MinGW build, or Paril's Visual Studio build? Both are available on the website.


> I personally feel that it was a reasonable point of view to say: 'if you are going to hook up wires to your add-on, surely knowing which exact power and ground pin are required takes no more than a multimeter and a minute of your time?'

But why should users need to do that (if they even _have_ a multimeter in the first place), when the board manufacturers are happy to provide that info? IMHO which power & ground pins are used fits in really well with the "mission" of pinout?

Isn't combining-boards part of the reason behind the "black hat hacker" boards? And don't they extend all 40 pins to all the headers? (hmm, which I guess makes the EEPROM 'interesting'?)

> scroll pHAT + scroll pHAT ;-)

LOL, serious hackery!
Not everyone is as much of an electronics guru as you and Phil.

I still suspect the **vast** majority of HATs are just connected directly to the GPIO header on a Pi, and it's only the 'vocal (very small) minority' of advanced users that you're encountering on the pimoroni forums that are doing things "differently" ?


Beautiful


CC @Paril


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Wouldn't this be bad for other launguages?


Dar semântica pra `null` não é muito legal. Se for difícil criar um tipo movimentação inválido, pelo menos criar uma constante tipo `ExMobil.TIPO_MOVIMENTACAO_PADRAO = null` ou INVALIDO, o que quer que signifique, deve ficar melhor pra ler.


Please would you tell me what "Refreshing is a one-time operation." means? It seems to be at odds with "long-lived access", as though you can only refresh once.


Seems okay on the site: https://docs.mbed.com/docs/mbed-os-handbook/en/5.2/cont/design_guidelines/


Looks okay on the site https://docs.mbed.com/docs/mbed-os-handbook/en/5.2/cont/design_guidelines/


So after a lot of discuss and consideration, we have two alternative solutions,
```
phy_iface=$(basename $(readlink "/sys/class/net/${interface}/phy80211"))
```
and
```
phy_iface_link=$(readlink "/sys/class/net/${interface}/phy80211")
phy_iface=${phy_iface_link##*/}
```
These are the fastest methods we saw from above. (Maybe there are more! I am sure about that.)
Which one should we replace with for the next commit?
What is wrong what is right?
- Morgan Freeman
:penguin:


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Thanks for enabling crond as default


 +一个简单的图片浏览器，可以获取手机里面不同文件夹中的图片，实现小图预览和大图翻页预览。
 +下载的各位大神，别忘给我个Star


Part of the point is that this _isn't_ a Pyret object anymore.  If it were, we couldn't store a variable reference in it, because we don't have a value form for what's effectively `&x`.

This could be a helper that looks for a field and errors if it isn't there.  That's not a bad idea, though in practice I suspect it's only going to be marginally better than returning `undefined` – if there's an error here, it means something statically mis-predicted which fields were available on a module.


j'essai de comprendre comment ça marche l'outil


Hi!

This is kind of a major issue that is still unaddressed in the main repo. Is this fix sufficient? Is there any reason it wasn't contributed to upstream?


@jjdekker if you run "make clean" there is an error about dtrace_probes.h not existing. in the makefile there is a line to remove it but it doesnt exist. additionally, drace_probes.h is in .gitignore.

Can you clarify where the issue is?


move to common.model package


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@pb00068
What you are doing is very difficult.

Here's what I think happens:

Having a big denominator (20000) means that it will take some time for stats to reach that bound and even more time to reach 40,000 to have rHist = 2.

So this formula is VERY TC sensitive.

One way to overcome this boundary faster at STC is by increasing the stat scores when we update stats.
The inflated stats may do well at STC, but at LTC they will become quickly saturated and the original master will "catch up".   The original may do better since it will have a larger sample of data once it reaches the threshold.

This is what I believe your suite of experiments are doing.
It's a delicate balance.

I may try my luck and run some experiments in the near future.


Can you provide the .map (or whatever data quemap needs) and command line you're using to compile? I'll see if I can reproduce it.


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need to get this out of here :S


refactor Schedule object, see similar callfire-api-v2 dtos


Pretty sure that in this case, the map is `fragpipe.map`, so if you have the latest data pulled, you can just `quemap.exe -bsp -vis -light maps/fragpipe.map`


I don't know if you will ever see this message, but if you do, hear me out.
I'm currently developing a chemistry toolkit in C#, and I could really use a partner.

If you are still interested in developing a (probably the first) chemistry toolkit available for C#, please add me on Discord **Nac#9555**, and/or on Skype **gesture.qreek**.


Shouldn't packages that need python3 just depend on `python3` or `python3Packages`?


I think the **vast** majority of users who come to pinout are making projects that involves select wiring... if not, why would they be there?

I _do_ agree that documenting power is useful to an extend, but not if that info cannot be guaranteed to be 100% accurate... and it's simply NOT possible to guarantee, eve if Phil or I were paid to maintain the site, or at the very least were sent boards to conduct testing to ensure a higher level of accuracy.

In other words, I think that any _specific_ info provided should be 100% accurate (or as close as can be guaranteed), and I don't think it's possible to provide such a high standard for power+ground. Even some of Pimoroni schematics don't agree with some of the data on the site, yet the data on the site _has been verified_, against the current board revision anyhow.


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That's.... interesting.... How does the site determine indentation?


missing  a space before `extension`


this is minor change, version should be 1.7.10


this isn't needed, you only need the decorator


@aguspina could you check this installation script is ok? Also could you please comment how you configured user and password?


Are you looking at the most recent version of this file?


```python
@generate_consistency_check('definition', 'cause', 'example',
                            'example_language', 'importance_reason',
                            'fix_suggestions')
```


ah no that goes after line 53 (in this version of the file)


no comments


Yes, they should. Unfortunately that's not always how it is done.


Oh, hi! Good to hear from you, but yeah, an odd little corner of the internet to receive it from :-)

You're doing some deep archaeology here. I forget how long I've been using those `ls` and `ll` aliases and just carrying along those flags from computer to computer. I can't tell you off the top of my head what each one does any more. I've been meaning to get comfortable with `zsh` instead of `bash` but haven't really taken the time. If you're having to start over you might want to consider that.


otherwise you return None? SHouldn't you raise an AttributeError?


But wasn't something added so it automatically updated to the new Studio ID? Or was that not working?


c/c @technoboy10 @TheGrits


Oh that's interesting, I guess the diff is getting confused by the tabs, thanks for clarifying!


What about running unit tests?


She up state clearly "A context name..."


No worries


Same


Shibboleth IDP v3 testing:

![saml-test-sp](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/16329085/19730151/d5f99d0c-9bcb-11e6-9d40-d85b9504a7a4.png)


While just about anything "could be" configurable, that does not mean that it "should be" configurable.  If the lighttpd limit on header size from backends proves unreasonable, we will consider making it configurable.  So is the current MAX_HTTP_REQUEST_HEADER size reasonable?

While the RFCs do not define an explicit limit, various servers do apply limits to avoid resource exhaustion.  The typical limit is around 4k or 8k.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/686217/maximum-on-http-header-values

MAX_HTTP_REQUEST_HEADER is 32k in lighttpd, 4x - 8x the typical 8k or 4k limits.  This limit is applied to **responses** from backends (CGI, FastCGI, SCGI, proxy) in this commit (18a7b2be)

Are you sure this is the issue you are having?  Commit 1018ff99 in lighttpd 1.4.42 adds directive server.max-request-field-size and gives it a value of 8k, reducing the default value from a previous hard-coded limit of 64k.  Perhaps the issue you think you have is already configurable.  If not, I think you should file a bug against FirePHP.  As the link above suggests, FirePHP appears to require a less-than-typical enlarged limit.


Sorry, I don't get the question.


also please add ActionRecord.toNumber and ActionRecord.labels fields


curious about this:
    [if unicodage is enabled][unicode 9785][unicode 9785][unicode 9785][otherwise]:-) :-) :-)[end if]

Aren't those unicode frowns, and your otherwise is smiles?


But it;s an interesting question, regarding Piano+drum HAT+black hacker... I honestly don't know what happens when a system boots.

Presumably one of the EEPROM GPIO setup is applied, not the other? or maybe, as long as no pin overlaps the initial state end up being a mixture of the states declared in both eep?

... it does work however, but I would not bet on the fact that other combination would. That is fact the reason I expressed concerns in #143 ... NOT connecting those pins is a better option than connecting them, and why I don't, personally, want to picture them on the pinout, apart possibly for the 'required' state of `eeprom`.


@prozober this is screwing up taskchain ACDC


Always try to compile your code before pushing.


Done.


+1 if you want to apply it across everywhere the change went or +1 if you just want to tackle master


I don't know. There is no such sub-aspect, so IMO it makes sense to return None?

Because we're considering every non-available attribute to be a sub-aspect.


Aha... yeah... how about that :|


Hey @SeanTAllen
It seems the -f flag is missing from the rm command in the clean macro in the makefile.
I will add it into the next pull request.


They need to be converted to DB later


not really confident with this broad selector; I would have prefered a class :)


there is no order about it.


@pimutils/packaging Vdirsyncer 0.14 is out, as per #5 I'm mentioning the team for this. There are no important bugfixes but one major often requested feature.


also, maybe we'd want this on the `<option>`s too


missing space here


what map does if you return iterating element itself?


you used the plural but we can only create reminders with one recipient


I've just noticed that the `gwt-unitCache` lives in `target` dir, so Maven will still delete it when running `mvn clean`. Is that expected? (it may be I just misunderstood the intent of this change)...


@SylvainRamseyer ping.


Off the top of my head I don't think so... Looks straightforward and correct to me. You even got the root namespaces for the projects. Everything builds and works on my machines as well.


плохое название поля


#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

int getLongestUnRepeatedSubStr(const string &str){
    int hashTable[256]={0};
    int start=0;
    int mstart=0;
    int mlen=0;
    int idx=0;
    int len=0;
    while(idx!=str.size()){
        if(hashTable[str[idx]]==1){
            if(len>mlen){
                mstart=start;
                mlen=len;
            }
            while(str[start]!=str[idx]){
                hashTable[str[start]]=0;
                start++;
                len--;
            }
            start++;
        }
        else{
            hashTable[str[idx]]=1;
            len++;
        }
        idx++;
    }

    if(len>mlen){
        mlen=len;
        mstart=start;
    }

    cout<< str.substr(mstart,mlen) <<endl;
    return mlen;
}

int main(){
    string str;
    while(cin>>str){
        cout << getLongestUnRepeatedSubStr(str) << endl;
    }
    return 0;
}


плохо. а если 150 ?


yalu

- source code of an incomplete ios 8.4.1 jailbreak.

- Run the following command to download and try out the jailbreak on a Mac OS X system with XCODE.

- git clone https://github.com/kpwn/yalu && cd yalu && ./run.sh


использовать альтернативный синтаксис


Probably just only register the property if the version is at least 1.9, you'll see a few of those


I suggest using curl. I always had problems executing commands with wget from Extendscript. Don't know why


The regex for the meta key should reflect any restrictions on valid keys.

Also, I would consider this a bad 'step' definition. Normally meta keys are used to store business-specific data. So in the real world, a step should be defined that has meaning to the business user rather than "key".

(Also, "key" should be "meta key").


This is reverting the simplification of isolated pawns that happened on May, which I never was sure about it, I think that bringing back the isolated pawns by files will bring benefits to stockfish, so I created back the version with files included, and changed some numbers creating 10 different versions, then tested them locally, and this one was the best of them in results, so I need to check if this one is really better than the normal version with [f] files, if it is Iwill push this into SPRT, if not I will push the one with the original values in the SPRT.


Will be changed to be more usable and secure later on.


Also need to delete original group.


Needs some `.feature` tests to demonstrate that these steps work.


Technically this is the lottery record id, not the user id.


Hi Rene, is there any plan to upgrade this to Swfit 3?
Cuz it is not work on Xcode 8 now.
Thanks~~


Solo agregue la gema de Puma, esto solo tiene efecto en produccion, y no deberia afectar development


The flagship functionality of GitHub is “forking” – copying a repository from one user’s account to another. This enables you to take a project that you don’t have write access to and modify it under your own account. If you make changes you’d like to share, you can send a notification called a “pull request” to the original owner. That user can then, with a click of a button, merge the changes found in your repo with the original repo.


some comment left :)


LUL


@psiroky yes, that's fine. The unitCache for production compiles lives under target, but the one used for SDM under src/main/.


We only care about not deleting it for SDM startups...


OK, I will create other strings then, that's show when creating a context (which does not need to be explicit?) and importing (shown after "Failed to import Context:")


Thank you for fixing this. Any chance it will be backported to 0.5.x?


What VO says is that your Isolated-1 and your Isolated-2 are so close that even with 100000 games, you will never know if one is better than the other: they are too close.

With 12000 games, you will get say ELO 0.5 +- 2 with 75% confidence.
You will not be able to conclude anything from this.

Whatever were your local experiments, which such tiny adjustments you are measuring noise.


It only went and broke the very seams :(


Exemplo de implementação do Padrão Singleton.


Lovesh,

the pythonic way is to use None  or the empty string ''" if it needs to be string type.  not 'nil' as a string. By default dict.get() returns None


contrib/codeanalysis/runcppcheck.sh: line 9: ../cppcheck-1.66/cppcheck: No such file or directory


It's also shown in the session properties dialogue, which I think is the only one that needs to have the "context"?


Exemplo de implementação do Padrão Singleton instanciando direto


Guillaume, this is for you. To let you know so you can see how the time-frame is going for work on this. We are currently trying to fix this chunk for the RAM package, the OTU table reading in is not being seen as a data.frame - we need to investigate as we don't know yet how to solve this.


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How do I add multiple worlds in the config?


@Baesil see also http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39001280/how-to-download-an-image-from-url-to-use-in-photoshop-scripting-extendscript-to/39003139#39003139 this is the same problem


It should be possible to set suid or sticky bits with itamae on Linux after this commit.
I couldn't launch rake specs because of a lack of DigitalOcean account.

This patch is related to this Stack Overflow question :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40042731/how-to-setuid-by-using-itamae
and this Chef bug :
https://github.com/chef/chef/issues/2951


This closes #19


This is only shown when attempting to import a context, shown after "Failed to import Context:", is the "context" still needed?


![nxp_008](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/17573642/19731036/1dc9466c-9b6a-11e6-9a47-fc252a3b3bbe.jpg)

See attached image that corresponds with this version of code.


(ss->history + 10000)/20000 is probably a cheaper way to do the rounding.  Also, the 10000 could be tuned in case round-to-nearest is not best.


I suspected that was it but wanted to make sure. I'll add in now.


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log this error when patching last commit (this commit https://github.com/lede-project/source/commit/d140648622639c4508f715dbd2d72088bdb49c81):
```
sj@slawek:~/Pulpit/LEDE-WNDR4700$ make dirclean
 make[1] dirclean
sj@slawek:~/Pulpit/LEDE-WNDR4700$ make menuconfig
Checking 'working-make'... ok.
Checking 'case-sensitive-fs'... ok.
Checking 'proper-umask'... ok.
Checking 'gcc'... ok.
Checking 'working-gcc'... ok.
Checking 'g++'... ok.
Checking 'working-g++'... ok.
Checking 'ncurses'... ok.
Checking 'zlib'... ok.
Checking 'libssl'... ok.
Checking 'perl-thread-queue'... ok.
Checking 'tar'... ok.
Checking 'find'... ok.
Checking 'bash'... ok.
Checking 'patch'... ok.
Checking 'diff'... ok.
Checking 'cp'... ok.
Checking 'seq'... ok.
Checking 'awk'... ok.
Checking 'grep'... ok.
Checking 'getopt'... ok.
Checking 'stat'... ok.
Checking 'md5sum'... ok.
Checking 'unzip'... ok.
Checking 'bzip2'... ok.
Checking 'wget'... ok.
Checking 'perl'... ok.
Checking 'python'... ok.
Checking 'git'... ok.
Checking 'file'... ok.
Checking 'openssl'... ok.
Checking 'ldconfig-stub'... ok.
ERROR: please fix package/boot/grub2/Makefile - see logs/package/boot/grub2/dump.txt for details
Collecting package info: done
Collecting target info: done

*** End of the configuration.
*** Execute 'make' to start the build or try 'make help'.

sj@slawek:~/Pulpit/LEDE-WNDR4700$ cat logs/package/boot/grub2/dump.txt
Makefile:82: *** empty variable name.  Stop.
sj@slawek:~/Pulpit/LEDE-WNDR4700$
```


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@jgm, don't the constructors for Space etc. need to take account of the old/new version as well?


I think it is important to know that when you do
```
let instruction = function () {
    this.that = "whatever"
}
```

You're actually prototyping an object in Javascript but **not a value**; the anonymous function you defined for the `instruction` instance is actually the object's constructor. This can be written in Java, equivalent as follows:
```
class instruction {
    String that;
    public instruction() {
        that = "whatever";
    }
}
```

Although the way you've written it is fine, I strongly suggest that you **capitalize** all your object prototype definitions to follow the traditional Java-style "capitalize class/instance/object names" convention, so that readers like me won't confuse them with actual variable definitions/value assignments.


Yes this should be backported to 0.5.x.


This will always be true, will it not?


Doh! Yes, my fingers are just more used to typing smilies.


I'm curious, why choose one over the other? I often find myself choosing the helper function path, but that may be because I'm caught up in the "coolness" of pattern matching.


hello


Taking the average values from Isolated-1 and Isolated-2 and running this against master with SPRT[0,5]
will be just as good.


 I will accept the change to add the old sid to the log message.
Not sure what the None she is doing will have to look at the code.  It would be nice if you are getting an exception to include the exception in you commit comments so I can more quickly see why it needs to be fixed.


Not sure if I should use `web.widgets.x` or `core.widgets.x`.


Исправил


Feeback on commando.mp3, keep or not?


Hey @willnwhite!
 - Refresh tokens provide "long-lived access" by allowing you to obtain a new access token if your current access token expires. By continually refreshing your access token, you have long-lived access to the account.
 - However, each refresh token can only be used once. This is what we mean by "refreshing is a one-time operation". When you use a refresh token, you receive a new access token _and_ a new refresh token.
Let us know if you have any further questions.


Alisha Katschke


Here are some comments about the hbp-special.ttl ontology.
I adopt (at least I try) the following strategy:
if I'm not a lab expert nor someone who is used to classify neurons, but someone who knows the OWL 2 syntax and and understand its semantic, what would I get from this ontology?

To start I'll try to summarise what I understand about the goal of this ontology and about it's different components.
I see this ontology as being made of two main concepts: **Neuron** and **Phenotype**
![screen shot 2016-10-26 at 16 10 01](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2990875/19729257/b40ec6fc-9b96-11e6-9e4e-a771e06ff6b2.png)

It's goal is to group (classify) neurons by types. Those types are defined by mean of constraints (restrictions) on observables, measures that can be made when experimenting with neurons.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

The way different neuron types (subclasses of the Neuron class) are organised is governed
by how the different phenotype classes present in their signatures (definitions) are organised.
For example:
![screen shot 2016-10-26 at 16 31 54](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2990875/19730208/bc0d6432-9b99-11e6-8c43-d7f4df94c1c8.png)

In the context of this ontology, 'Petilla Initial Spiking neuron' is subClass of 'Electrophysiological neuron' because 'Spiking Phenotype' is subClass of 'Electrophysiological Phenotype'.

Let see an example of possible (using this ontology and I aggree not the simplest one) neuron type:
![screen shot 2016-10-26 at 16 47 16](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2990875/19730891/e8405346-9b9b-11e6-91ce-595c2e84e9d6.png)

Looking at the image above, this ontology looks more a phenotype ontology than a neuron type ontology.

Comments now:

**About Phenotype**
I think a clarification is needed regarding the semantic of Phenotype class. Is a phenotype a 'quality' ? Which means a measurable characteristic of a neuron, an observable characteristic resulting from its interaction (or its parts) with its environnement. If yes, then a phenotype should be **intrinsic**.
So my question is: **What is the difference between hasIntrinsecPhenotype and hasExtrinsecPhenotype ?**
To better illustrate my concern, let take a specific **hasExtrinsecPhenotype** subProperty: **hasInstancesInSpcies** defined as:

'Expresses a relationship between a neuron type and a species.
		This should be used when a neuron type has been observed in a specific species.'

![screen shot 2016-10-26 at 16 41 48](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2990875/19730635/2397e64e-9b9b-11e6-943c-f39b666e8810.png)

If a species is allowed (by the ontology) to be an object of a hasPhenotype property (hasInstancesInSpcies) why there is no species subclass under phenotype class ? We can say the same for **hasLocationPhenotype** property.

Also, domains and ranges of phenotype properties have to be asserted I think.

**About modularity**
I propose to have a very limited core ontology where the semantic of a phenotype is clarified. The phenotypes are of very different nature and deserve each a module.

**NeuroTypeClass**
What is NeuroTypeClass ? How is it different from 'Neuron'

**Expression phenotype**
Why there is no subclasses relation to expression phenotype under the class phenotype ?

**Location phenotype**
Uberon is used to assert brain region localisation. What about brain parcels taken from brain atlases? Do we need a mapping between uberon brain region and brain parcel to be able to annotate a dataset with a specific neuron type located in a brain region?


In the code above: `+      SG::AuxElement::Decorator< char > isBTag( m_decor );` so what do you have that set as?


@Morendil J'ai ajouté une autre collections de cards a remonter sur les pages outils, ca marchait a ce moment là, puis plus rien.. Tu vois quelque chose ?


Cura needs to be calibrated? :open_mouth:


Why do you feel it's weird, exactly?

We've been using exception interfaces in Zend Framework components for over 6 years. This allows you to catch all exceptions emitted by the given component if desired, or against more specific exceptions. (Or, in some cases, more general SPL exceptions, as most of our exceptions implement the component exception interface, and extend SPL exception types.)

Catching doesn't require that the typehint *is* an exception, but that the thrown exception *implements that given interface*. This is no different than any other typehint situation, as far as I'm concerned; the key difference is that `catch` also guarantees that we have an exception type (or `Throwable`, when using PHP 7+); it's one of the few places where we have something like union types in the language.


contrib/codeanalysis/runcppcheck.sh: line 9: ../cppcheck-1.66/cppcheck: No such file or directory


@SachinSetiya: Looks like you haven't configured git to send commit e-mails to commits@mariadb. Please enable it.
https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb/setting-up-git-to-send-commit-emails/


TBH, we could just do away with the variable entirely and keep executing the decision "jumpstart" tick event and just run until there's no longer a `declare_civil_war_timer`.

Of course, we could remove the `faction_send_ultimatum` and `faction_begin_civil_war` decisions altogether if we decide that it's fine for players' DoW to happen automatically ASAP, and then this tick event could just handle the whole process very efficiently (incl. timing-out upon `declare_civil_war_timer` and [probably] launching the war anyway at that point even if not all pledged rebels are in their faction).


removed yellow icons; replaced them with these in the images/illustrations folder

![clock_black](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/22577502/19731300/46c09786-9b9d-11e6-8e7b-c3bc10dccd96.png)
![link_black](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/22577502/19731301/46e88d72-9b9d-11e6-80d1-2e128ce96959.png)
![rocket_black](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/22577502/19731299/46b93022-9b9d-11e6-8943-b4167414abe2.png)
![star_black](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/22577502/19731298/46ab61fe-9b9d-11e6-8dde-b77e569a5e91.png)

changed scaling for three reasons on homepage to move to above each other instead of squashed together on small screen

removed unnecessary comments on app/views/static_pages/home.html.slim

uninstalled mailcatcher


The comment above this needs to be adjusted as well.


> I think the vast majority of users who come to pinout are making projects that involves select wiring... if not, why would they be there?

Hmmm, true. (Myself, I've only ever 'used' it for the GPIO pinout, and have never yet 'needed' specific board pinouts - other than idle curiosity)

But I think Phil might be also trying to push it in the direction of a general "boards explorer" / catalogue?
(I honestly have no idea, and I haven't gone looking, but are there any/many other sites with a similar generic collection of "Raspberry Pi addon boards"?)

> and it's simply NOT possible to guarantee, even if Phil or I were paid to maintain the site

That's why I suggested elsewhere that perhaps disclaimers should be added to each of the boards pages, saying that the info is only as accurate as what you've been given, and you make no personal guarantees that it's correct.

> as long as no pin overlaps the initial state end up being a mixture of the states declared in both eep?

That would only work if the firmware were able to talk to each EEPROM separately, which it can't as they share the same i2c address. So I'm _guessing_ that the info probably comes back garbled, as both chips will be trying to respond at the same time?

> That is in fact the reason I expressed concerns in #143 ... NOT connecting those pins is a better option than connecting them

I guess we're probably looking at the problem from two different viewpoints...
 * I'm looking at it from the PoV of someone who's only going to be connecting one HAT to their Pi at a time, and the user **wanting** the auto-configuration of the EEPROM on their Sense HAT
 * Whereas you're looking at it from the PoV of someone who *is* going to be connecting more than one HAT at a time to their Pi, and so doesn't want the EEPROM pins "getting in the way"

?


@davidworkman9 See https://github.com/lindleycb/meteor-stale-session/commit/7a63e6f9fa04ec8faadf8f221fd42d0fc8cd0275


change


I normally prefer putting new tests at the bottom of the existing ones.


I'd rather not keep this comment :)


same


I'd prefer a class than a tagname -- although it's not so important here


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### Failed tests
```
org.genivi.sota.device_registry.DeviceResourceSpec.PUT request with same deviceId fails with conflict.: <no details avaliable>

```


Alexey,

Are changes in mk/F4BY/ROMFS/init.d/rc.APM and mk/F4BY/ROMFS/init.d/rcS files needed to support OLED display? Do they just suddenly included in this commit and have no any relation to display?


@SachinSetiya : IMO we should fix this in older versions as well (starting 5.5-galera).


why does `.settings` still work anyway? Is there some implicit none handling?


Oh dear... didn't bump okhttp-urlconnection to 2.7.5


Nice


Oops! Sorry, trying to debug an issue and was looking at the latest changes to this, missed that commit. Thanks.


Void functions doesn't need return tag, your code work just fine without it.


Not urgent, but do you know how to update the documentation at https://gramps-project.org/docs/gen/gen_db.html ?  With the changes to the api we will eventually need to update this.


Thanks for the explanation @csadilek!


+PKG_VERSION:=2.5.4
+PKG_SOURCE_VERSION:=bfdb71349be780a3cb365f581ef59ff0cef29b65


Though some of the calculations in this event are arguably mildly expensive, a 1-day repetition period seemed fine to me for a draft, as we're only talking about a maximum of 30 triggered events (with only 1 triggered event in the overwhelming majority of cases, if we're careful in keeping our call-to-arms qualification triggers and faction membership restrictions/weights consistent with each other).


i am working on it...


🤔 🕵

@weierophinney it's weird cause if you type hint the interface, it won't autocomplete `$exception->getMessage()` and `$exception->getCode()`.

I'm gonna think slowly and deeply on this tonight, but I sense your arguments are valid... Thanks!


@gorhill Chrome WebStore version is still 1.9.10.  Does it usually take more than 2 days to update there?


Change `./vendor/bin/phpunit` to `./bin/phpchunkit unit` and `./bin/phpchunkit functional --sandbox --create-dbs`. That will notify the events and the listeners will run and create the databases.


but i sent my phone for repairing and i dont know when.it back


we need to this this psr2 stuff! your spacing etc is invalid :)


Here's my finding, when hooking up both a piano HAT and drum HAT, only Drum HAT is registered in `/proc/device-tree/hat/product`

whether it took priority based on the random eeprom ID, or VID/PID I'm not sure, but there you go. It seems that only one board GPIO map and device tree configuration will be honoured.

so, when combining boards with EEPROM, I would say the best course of action would be to connect only one set of 27+28, or none. If we represent those on the pinout, even only for the 'required' state , then how would users interpret that data?

1) the boards can't be used together
2) boards can be connected together but only one will be 'auto-configured'
3) doesn't matter for my use-case

looking ahead into the future, if we start providing board compatibility assessment, how would pinout treat that info as well to reach a sane conclusion? Would it need to say 'Sense HAT + Unicorn HAT' is a no-go?  I think you get the idea...


Lol I blame you.. But ya my IDE should have definitely adjusted that :-/


At this point, we have:
![captura de tela 2016-10-26 as 12 04 47](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/32010/19731739/d2f49dc0-9b74-11e6-88de-1002f55690f3.png)

Tablet:
![captura de tela 2016-10-26 as 12 08 31](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/32010/19731781/f68ce512-9b74-11e6-9a6e-04704297226b.png)


Same here, `return` is not necessary! :)


I have no prove, but I could imagine that depending on the number of subscribers and the number and importance of the unresponsive authorities, a TTL of 0 can trigger a query storm and kill Unbound!
Consider, TTL of 0 also turns off caching on CPE and other caches on client side.


Ok, I'll take another look at it.


Updated code with review comments.
Please review again. Thanks!


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thanks! I'll give that a try.


Where does it break PSR2?: http://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-2/


Nod, a TTL of 0 is [usually a bad idea](https://00f.net/2011/11/17/how-long-does-a-dns-ttl-last/).


Added an option "--pico-cache" that should be used to specify the directory that contains the lazy checkpoint the process was loaded from.

The dumping process will:
1. Dump pagemap entries for any pages *not* in the restored process. This is to prevent pages from "disappearing"
2. Dump pagemap entries (and pages if not lazy) for pages only found in the restored process (i.e., new pages)
3. Resolve conflicts between pages located in both the restored process and the checkpoint. (i.e., use the same version number, if dirty increment)


Do we need to realize until the dynamics or velocity is sufficient?


Although there exists no error in Javascript to write things the way we do in C like
```
if(something) do_another_thing();
else return;
```
For style consistency I would still recommend to wrap things up with braces:
```
if(something) {
  do_another_thing();
} else {
  return;
}


bicouse


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For now, we have only have 0 in the Jacobian which is kind of weird, right?


The missed

      it = iter(...)
      for _ in it:
          break
      l = list(it)

case seems like a problem for the measurements, because changing the "for" would still break it, but using function-scope or frame-scope cleanup would not.


You could have done this function with an `if` nested in 2 `for` loops! It's a bit more complicated, but it's a lot shorter and elegant! :)


Same here! :)


> I'm looking at it from the PoV of someone who's only going to be connecting one HAT to their Pi at a time, and the user wanting the auto-configuration of the EEPROM on their Sense HAT

I 100% hear you. But that is why, whether that info is provided to you or not _does not matter_, it adds nothing to your experience. On the other hand, as the OP posted there if some people try select wiring, then they _should_ understand quite a bit before they can interpret the info within the context of their project.

To me, the EEPROM, is just something that people should disregard altogether, either by sitting the Sense HAT on the GPIO, or because they _should_ know how to mimic the configuration it provides. Anything in between is as I said there is an expectation that is hard to fill, given that different users will have different use-case.


what do these comments do?


That sure is a way to solve this, but wouldn't it effectively make all tests integration tests, not unit tests any more, if we need the project to test itself? For functional I deem this alright (bootstrapping in a way), for unit it feels like a smell.


Doing that I get a different bench


so many "if" everywhere, I wonder if it could be possible to have 2 subclasses of the EditDialog instead; the parent EditDialog would keep all shared behavior, and each child would have the specific behavior.

Maybe not for now but please keep this in mind for a future refactoring.


Good website


update file


why doing this here if it's also in componentDidMount ?


this is kind of strange that in server.reminders we actually have a id -> user map that we can't use here...


I think you will have issues putting these two goals in the same execution... does it work the way you intend?

See https://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-default-execution-ids.html

I think you want one execution id: `default-jar` and one execution id: `default-test-jar` and then just define the skip in the `default-test-jar` execution... in fact IIRC the lifecycle does not define a test-jar binding, so you should be able to win without overriding the default-jar execution


WTF Mdr


Assign a .BMP file in the .ini file for the #camera_file, then load up the GB Camera in GBE+. When shooting pictures, press the assigned hotkey ("P" is the default), and the image will be loaded onscreen. GBE+ automatically converts images to the appropriate size (destroys aspect ratio though) and does a rough approximation for GB grayscale. Pressing the hotkey again erases the picture from VRAM/SRAM.

The camera's internal processing is not applied just yet (no dithering, no contrast or brightness). That's TODO.


Using the project to test itself seems fine to me. The unit tests are ran separately with:

    ./bin/phpchunkit unit

Which just runs this:

    ./vendor/bin/phpunit --exclude-group=functional

And then unit tests are ran with:

    ./bin/phpchunkit functional --sandbox --create-dbs

Which effectively ends up running (in chunks):

    ./vendor/bin/phpunit --group=functional


I cannot agree with the way you defined `set()` and `get()`. You had them defined as global values pointing to functions, but why would that be necessary?

Why not
```
function set() {
    // code here
}

function get() {
    // code here
}
```
Doesn't that add a layer of simplicity?


The swaping process could have been done with a new function as well, which would be a bit more elegant, but the task was solved, so well done! :)


From personal experience i can say 2k is definately low, 4k is hardly noticeable, so i'm using 6k now.

https://github.com/pld-linux/pound/commit/e6ba7a2a0c64082b048c222ad27d58ae004af058
https://github.com/pld-linux/pound/commit/c8a5f4a9c1f2f048715077a90527029e14b7fb65
https://github.com/pld-linux/pound/commit/be91c8de0093b095ad124f41f853d1672cc53f9f


You whole code is a comment, why? Otherwise it's okay.


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O que eu quis dizer é pra vc verificar as pastas /usr/themes e /usr/icons pra verificar se o tema foi copiado pra pasta. Acredito que ele não foi copiado, ou então o nome da pasta do tema não tá conferindo com o nome que está sendo setado como tema no instalador. Pode verificar?


Both these function signatures are incompatible with http://php.net/manual/en/function.apc-store.php


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Spaces for "nice looks" are missing in a lot of lines.


You could have done `safeConcat` function with only one line:
```
string safeConcat(string part1, string part2) {
return part1 + part2;
}
```


I have created an IRC channel on irc.freenode.net called #phpchunkit if you want to join so we can chat there.


Leave a space before and after the "=".


Good


@lmarlow it is done mostly for readability reason, that compare helper implementation is very straightforward and it's used only once (per data type), thus it doesn't really need to be a helper, especially since it "lives" several lines from the its usage (22 lines in`NaiveDateTime` case).
Another reason is that now it is inlined, so we remove unnecessary remote call. Also worth to mention that compiler won't create those intermediate tuples inside `case`.


Sorry. It's because I'm working in the same project and after solving an exercise I comment out the current cpp file and I make a new one in the same folder. I'll upload this one without the commenting


give it some space to finish all the DDC work, if you have files that needs to process with DDC and it took longer than 15 minutes toolkit won't hang or throw issue about ddc process, it's crunch to get it to work with AV and all that kind of issues.


Congratulations


Not yet added, working on it :)


why was the order screwed?


Congrats


define geometryObject here, for example as None or blank FriGeometry


you 've got too many empty unnecessary rows :(


actually, another test: Sense HAT + Unicorn HAT, neither is registered in the device tree... so yeah. Kind of... a can of worm. Unless you decide that this combo can't be used, which is plain wrong (as in incorrect assessment) then I don't see how documenting pins 27+28 can be anything but detrimental (to the purpose I personally come to pinout for).


@tmeasday, has the documentation changed on this step?  I'm getting an error: cannot read property 'config' of undefined.  I've reinstalled accounts-base, but I'm still getting the error.


If this never will be a file path anymore would `DirectoryPath` or just `Directory` be a better name.


the task was not to use '&' when referencing numbers[2]. so if you would've left the line as 'int* number_pointer = &numbers[0];' and you could make '*number_pointer + 2' to point to the third element of the array in a 'cout' for example


not sure, but shouldn't  this be in the divide_frame method? (add a tab), also add "global geometryObject " to this function


> It seems that only one board GPIO map and device tree configuration will be honoured.

Cool, I guess at least that's better behaviour than `/proc/device-tree/` getting filled with random garbage ;-)

> if we start providing board compatibility assessment, how would pinout treat that info as well to reach a sane conclusion? Would it need to say 'Sense HAT + Unicorn HAT' is a no-go?

Strictly speaking, as they're both HATs, then yes only one should be connected at a time.
But of course as you say there'll always be "advanced" users who want / know how to get around the 'limitations'. I guess whatever decision you & Phil settle on, will be a compromise from some point of view.

> To me, the EEPROM, is just something that people should disregard altogether, either by sitting the Sense HAT on the GPIO, or because they should know how to mimic the configuration it provides.

I guess that doesn't explain the confusion exhibited in #143 though? Perhaps it was like you said in an earlier example, where the user wants to "extend" the Sense HAT away from their Pi; but they still want the SenseHAT auto-configuration to work.

I suspect we're just going to end up going round and round in circles though :smiling_imp: so I'll duck out from here...


This doesn't seem like it should be platform-dependent, any idea what causes this discrepancy?


Wiki page https://github.com/dmitryd/typo3-realurl/wiki/Notes-for-Integrators#cache-clean-up should reflect these changes.


use geometryObject as follows:

geometryObject.within(x,y)

(if needed here)


it's okay in one row too:  cout << high_number << endl << low_number;


Curious that the stack dump you provided suggests that the move is a null move.  How does `to_sq` of a null move get set to `13`, I wonder:

```
#7  Position::undo_move (this=this@entry=0x7ffff6bbc130, m=m@entry=(MOVE_NULL | unknown: 2490380))
    at position.cpp:1475
```


You've simply changed the original line, the exercise was to solve the problem without reusing "&"


Primer commit


yes... I'm surprised by that report and the claim it's a 'common issue'.

I'm going to feature the eeprom in the details side for now, and later down the line, most notably when 'does board X work with board Y' gets implemented, we'll have to wrestle with this some more ;-)


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There are a lot of unnecessary emtpy lines in all of your tasks.


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Antidote wasn't supporting voip functionality before, flag was doing nothing.

Nowadays apps are not allowed to run in background forever - with iOS 10 SDK [you should use PushKit](https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/content/qa/qa1938/_index.html) instead. Adding offline storage & push notification to toxcore is the right way to go.


Jorge


Perhaps http://pinout.xyz/pinout/pin27_gpio0 and http://pinout.xyz/pinout/pin27_gpio1 could be updated with some of the "issues" it can involve? ;-)


it is not a function, missing: { } and the return. Something like that:

string safeConcat(string part1, string part2) {
  string concat = part1 + part2;
  return concat;
}


Nice work! :)


Unnecessary empty lines?


you could make it shorter like this: '*base += *addition;'


I"ve tried this out, but the compiler fails.


test


I think you shouldn't leave a ' ' (space :D) between array and []. I think it's correct this way: array[i]


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Nice function! :)


It is nice your created a function for swap.  :) I like the solution!


Maybe not a mistake, but I don't get here the '+1' by the length. For me, working without it.


and works on  #4


yes, it was just to make things more resilient in case there is a rogue config out there with non-upcased target names....it basically should make the target names case insensitive through the whole pipline


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Gotta change this to `tcptracer`


No way a lot of James' files are missing. This is just what we worked on.

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Thanks. The battery of my wireless keyboard needs a recharge
(as well as my attention to details)


Here too


really good solution! :)


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Our code should be able to adapt accordingly if the editors leave out certain fields as empty. This allows more flexibility. For this particular case, if the user doesn't provide a url, we should remove the a tag from the markup.


Increasing from +4 to +5 and the crash went away.  But since this is 64 bit stuff, I simply bumped it to 8.  The memset was a no-op, and should not have been there. It likely was a held over from prior to doing the +4 where we were having stack corruption issue, but that was never removed. The memset is certainly not needed.


Two different format for label (3 lines vs 1 line)


You don't need to do this because the function already recieves l_res as 6 from the function call. Also to make a proper "union" you could do for example this:
1. put everything from 'a' into 'result'
2. create a function that checks if a given element of b is in the result array
3. with a loop put every element from b into result  IF it wasn't there already (copied from a)
But nice work! I couldn't find anything to comment on :)


It is showing on the phone. I'm gonna check laptop tmrrw.

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> Strange. I had to do that for some reason but I don't remember why.
> Feel free to backtrack.

Maybe you have been running coq remotely (proof-rsh-command)?
Maybe for some tests (coq--options-test-roundtrip)?

Hendrik


There was one useless allocation on non root nodes for the recv buffer
and archive sizes in gather_impl.

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> But yes, you're right, it's easy to avoid and should be avoided.
> The only |std::vector<int> offsets(nproc)| I can find is in
> all_gather_impl which actually need the offsets on all nodes, but I
> could have missed some.
> I'm looking for other similar constructs, but if can you point me to
> the files/functions where you found such allocations just to be safe..
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>> |std::vector<int> offsets(nproc)| allocates memory
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What about asking to Florian Fainelli? He should have applied many
changes to bcm63xx-spi...

Maybe he is interested in adding support for voice?

Regards

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Hi!

I recently have added AuthHttp class to all frontend services request.

When testing the app, it shows that in citizen context does not authorize
any requests, however, in the functionary context all requests are allowed.

When checking all Functionary requests I can see that the JWT is  being
sended through header authorization parameter with bearer prefix. This
token has stored authenticated user email, so is not necessary to send
email twice. With this change, the query params defined by url aren't
needed anymore, so that I'll can start cleaning up frontend services.

Furthermore I'll change frontend logout service to hit the backend service
and let session be deleted from database.

Greetings and talk to you soon

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I think we could get 0.25.1 out shortly, but I'm going to wait and see what
other reports roll in :).

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Velocity should be sufficient.


Ah, my bad. I thought this comment was under the signup.php file.

Thanks for letting me know. Will look into it


Yep, I realised now.


Hi Sandro,

sorry for the noise - I realized it myself and deleted the comment already...

Best,
Philip

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> I believe rather `size()` would be problematic, since:
> size [1]: Returns the number of characters in the string, not including any null-termination.
> bytes [2]: Returns the number of bytes in the string, not including any null-termination.
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> So size would effectively imply single-byte characters, whereas byte returns the actual number of bytes, whether it be single or multi-byte chars.
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Ah, good to know. I'll put it back in tomorrow. Sounds like we should
figure out when it is needed and have cascaded kick in automatically when
needed.

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See my comments in the chat.


i think you misunderstood the task  :(


After class I thought the "" is necessary. Cool if it works without it as well. :)