Jasne, że nie ma sensu ładować 50 plików osobno, dlatego korzysta się z takich narzędzi jak Webpack czy Browserify, które potrafią stworzyć jeden plik i rozwiązać wszystkie zależności. A podział bardzo mocno zwiększa czytelność. Reguł nie ma co do długości plików, natomiast ja jak mam ponad 200, to już się zastanawiam, jak plik podzielić. 300 to raczej max, chyba, że kod jest od razu z dokumentacją.

Można przenieść na sam początek, ale jeszcze lepiej przenieść do innego pliku ;)


I'm curious, what args could we pass in here?

Do we need to specify the controller:model in the form of :
controller:user/model ?

Why not talk directly to connection.Connection.connect_model() ?


LOOOL 👍


This is a parameter tweak and could be run with [0,4] bounds.


I'd prefer the `case` statement over this. It's much more readable. Right now it's hard to tell what this method is doing.


Do Windows users with Mateusz's tool have a ~/Desktop/ directory available as well?


unfortunately, rounding is different between [python2 and python3](http://python3porting.com/differences.html#rounding-behavior), which causes unnecessarily large diffs as in https://github.com/osmlab/editor-layer-index/commit/08bd6184e5656e53a894ce3c6cbb03ad71b7e263#diff-35ffafa05a32e759f75cc1a7a4ead6c8. Is rounding really necessary here?


How can i witgdraw my money


Can you put this behind a java property?


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I'd get rid of the "but instead..." clause. You've said all you need to by that point.


This line and the following should be _outside_ the if-block!!!


same here.


Also string -> charsequence


Args: https://github.com/juju/python-libjuju/blob/master/juju/client/connection.py#L124

(endpoint, uuid, username, password, cacert=None, macaroons=None)

And sure, `Model.connect_model()` could be added as well.


So I made the mistake of reading `install-grub.pl` (I can't find an `update-grub.pl` anywhere):

```
btrfs | [wild pregex matching]
<blame btrfs>
```

I... yeah, sure, OK.

Thanks for reverting. :smile: I'm not fixing that.


Closest analog is `AbstractMutableList`, but it requires to implement manually mutating methods.
And also this test is for extending _java_ collections.


Landing main copy wording tweaks (#196)

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kwargs.setdefault and this "not in kwargs" thing are both the same thing.

I wonder why the merge didn't remove the "not in kwargs" part, because upstream did remove that in a follow-up commit.


Heh, looks like all the forkers have done this :)


thanks for spotting that!


Okay, I'll redirect everyone with questions about slots to discord.fm and tell them to ping you, seems good right?


Thanks @jaraco  ... any chance I could get you to push up a version of this with a signed-of-by commit message? (trying to find the 'right' way to get the patch in without asking you to submit it directly to our gerrit - yay legal folks)


👍 thanks!


can be moved to a static const outside the method since thats what it is. i'd suggest something like

    static const float target_milliseconds_per_frame = 1000.0f / 60;

name can be changes if you don't like my obnoxiously long name. i just don't think ex conveys any meaning :)

Speaking of naming, I suggest a name like `frame_time` instead of t1 as well :D Just some naming nitpicking though, since i know if I don't do it, its going to come up in the review anyway,


Nie mówię, że złe jest tworzenie funkcji, bo funkcje są bardzo potrzebne, żeby organizować kod i eliminować powtórzenia. Natomiast funkcje powinny być krótkie i jasne, a `moveIt` taką nie jest.
Spróbuj osiągnąć sygnaturę `moveIt(direction) {}`, ( albo lepiej: `maybeMoveRect(direction) {}` ), bo taka wystarczy. A funkcja `move` może się nazywać `handleClickEvent` i na podstawie eventu uruchamiać `maybeMoveRect` z konkretnym parametrem.

Linie 57 - 60 to lekki błąd, nie powinnaś uruchamiać tyle razy funkcji, lepiej sprawdzić na `e.keyCode` i uruchomić raz.


oh, I see: https://github.com/osmlab/editor-layer-index/commit/680a41eb978337b122f80650fd14912ba6469cea. hmm. maybe just flooring the coordinates would work as a workaround? //cc @pnorman


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`function moveIt(e, keyCodeValue, coordinate, canvasLimit)` - tu następuje przekazanie eventu


Thanks, V
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Not only is it the content type of any response, but it is also the content type of any body sent in the request.


@megbrst pareil ici, je comprends pas trop la logique. Tu tournes, à chaque fois tu test ta condition < si c'est bon tu continue si c'est pas bon tu retourne obj_false. Lorsque tu atteint la fin de la liste tu retourne obj_true.


This was okay.. Extracting the code generation into a method, then calling it to get a value to assign to `@pin_code`


instead of truncating to long, shouldn't this be `static_cast<long>(std::round(ex - time_diff))`


Wrzucając zdjęcie o wadze 1MB na stronę możesz równie dobrze napisać ok. 20'000 linii kodu, może 10 lat temu faktycznie bym się martwił o liczbę linii, ale teraz czytelność kodu jest zdecydowanie na 1. miejscu.


It seems better to use the word "can" here instead of "could".


This assignment here was pretty straight forward too... no need to extract it to a method.


Investigating the options today; I really hope Google Maps works out as that would look the best (if what is in my mind can be rendered into real life....).


Also made a part for e-mail verification feature!


Volodymyr Oslikovskyi


Same here, I would extract the logic to calculate the expiry date to a method and call it to set the value of `@exp_date` just like you had it before.


Note that getting the max of all months should always return 12. You want the max `usage_date` and then you can extract the month.


I've tried it without the existing widget in the config.


@megbrst Beau travail ! je t'ai mis plein de petits conseil ! 👍


removed references to specific CB versions so it won't need as much updating in future


TODO fixed


This should almost certainly be a string seeing as some people wouldn't identify with either gender or may choose not to answer and a bool would fail in each of those use cases.


Doing this will assign the customer classes randomly. I think this might be causing the spike in usage that is visible here:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9061565/20406029/8a44b5c6-acc0-11e6-970a-92c23abdf0b2.png)

because you assign the "RESIDENTIAL_SINGLE" class to usage readings that come from IRRIGATION, or COMMERCIAL accounts. This will make the SFR usage seem super high. The reverse is visible in irrigation and commercial predictions.


👍  great!


Когда лучше использовать push/unshift, а когда короткую запись?


Good catch @alanmoo , I added the target blanks and unfortunately it f'ups with the mustache notation in Carto.

For now, I've made them simple hover windows, no clicks to open (since you can open the sites via the regional dropbown lists below the map. This is how we did it for the Global Sprint page, and I actually think hover text is smoother than the click->expand interaction. For now that should work (see gif below).

![maps](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1559703/20406147/22f2cfb0-acda-11e6-9d9c-1c3e90468edb.gif)

In a future version of the map, I might use leaflet or just load carto.js, I just didn't want to introduce any unnecessarily libraries for only one map on the site, which is why I opted for iframe this round.


Same problem here. Sampling randomly from the rate codes will not work. If we are going to use sampling we need to sample whole rows at a time. Sampling from individual fields will not line up logically.


anything that is consistent


Good point. I'll update this.


If you're passing a `Spy` as an argument you already know the target you're hitting is not a `Ninja` so you wouldn't need to pass a `DIRECTION` to the `stab(...)` method right?

sorry if I missed something, haven't read through all of your code


` aiTexel_p.buffer`


If we are going to use mean `hhsize` and mean `irr_area`, then it needs to be the mean within each customer class. This is causing all of the residential HHs to have irrigable area of > 8000 sf which is way too high.


AutoSize("mChildren")..unsigned_int.member


`AutoSize("mMeshes")..unsigned_int.member`


`AutoSize("mWeights")..unsigned_int.member`


@QuLogic Just out of curiosity, what motivated this change to pytest?


Correction of an error concerning the definition of the error led pine


`AutoSize("pOut")..`


hmm. well either the widget config I have on line 116 is incomplete or invalid or there's something bad in the bookmarks. Check out the bookmarks in the webmap to verify they are as you would expect. I suggest you also try adding the widget directly into the viewer.js config to see if that reveals any issues.


That needs error checking, checks for stack overflow, and I would never allow arbitrary formatting strings from the user for security reasons.


No, by default Babun's home directory is different to Windows' user profile directory. They need to use the absolute path: `/c/Users/natalie/Desktop`
(GitBash and MobaXTerm have it)


Do it. I bet you won't though #noballs
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This is Me learning to use GitHub.  I would like to use it with a friend to work on some classes, etc.


I think it'd make more sense for the `shoot(...)` method of `Gun` to return a boolean - true if it hit a ninja, false otherwise. Then we wouldn't need to have the attribute `boolean hit` be `public`. I think @jrcastron has already been assigned to `Weapon` class and its subclasses.


Working to learn how to use GitHub.


Reverting this commit I could execute tensorflow/models/image/imagenet/classify_image.py.

Tested in python 3.5.2 and python 2.7.12.


I think you missed the Ninja.hitSpy method.  Ninja.hitSpy determines if a
spy is in range and then finds direction the Spy is in and passes that
direction to the Ninja.stab() method.  In short, stab is a helper method
for hitSpy.

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Hmm, I think it helps clarify the intent. For example you could imagine returning it or exposing it to user code somehow.

The alternative is of course minting UUIDs or similar opaque values and keeping a side table of UUIDs <-> promises. The intent of this line is to avoid having to create that machinery, while still preserving the spirit of it.


set class fields as private


"from the URL formed by prepending the base-URL to the relative-URI "sqlrest/CUSTOMER/".


testing


Are you sure about that? The Doom Wiki says it's in v1.1 and earlier.

https://doomwiki.org/wiki/Barrel_suicide


You cannot make a GPLv2 free software program non-free


I pointed this out in issue #11 Jessica should be handling this.


Hm, so this is integer division?
Not sure about this.


The base-URL is got**ten** according...
Should serviceID be used instead of sessionID?


you need to do this in the memory pool that owns the fora value array


Perhaps "stored in" is better?


What does this do? `page_title = page_title.charAt(0) + page_title.slice(1);`


Don't test me boi


I think it should rather be `([a-z0-9]|.)+?)*`.


no puedo


do it. I dare you 👀


I opened a PR to resolve these: https://github.com/videojs/video.js/pull/3790


foo.bar.baz


Here's a comment


pluma-search-dialog-gtk3.ui is improved for gtk3 and should be used!
And pluma search expected that file. Search is broken with 1.17.0.


Hm, I got this from PrBoom+ where it is checked against `(compatibility_level == doom_12_compatibility)`. Not sure what's right, though. :/


@jasonelaw

Here is an example of removing the rolling average year boundary. Is this along the lines of what you were thinking? Obviously it is subject to the same boundary issues but in this case it is only effected once at each end of the period of record, rather than with every year.


I don't see that the "but..." clause means you can't pass it to user code. I can pass opaque values however I want usually. I'd say that's a good restriction to add.

I don't think this is successful in clarifying intent. "Opaque" is somewhat opaque in meaning itself and has varying definitions and implications. "Identifying value" also doesn't mean anything/could mean many things. IMO you should shoot for saying what you mean rather than relying on readers to infer what you mean from their (hopefully sound) understanding of the author's intent.


For future reference:

In case you're wondering: _"Couldn't actions from `sails.config.controllers.moduleDefinitions` conflict with modules already loaded from disk?"_):  It won't throw E_CONFLICT because [of `force` being enabled](https://github.com/balderdashy/sails/commit/beb9b58113faf287be0e4427abec6af7d6697ddb#diff-f815f608b57e5b550243f814c86ca938R185).  And just in case it throws anything else, we're protected by the outermost try/catch.  So all good :+1:


Also, sorry I kind of shoved this right in the middle of the funciton


If there are multiple identical node names assigned to different categories (codes) in the SortedItems.json file, then the code assigned to those nodes will simply be the first one encountered during processing.


This actually breaks Replay construction for me. The `bitstring` package tries to interpret `path` as an integer resulting in a `ValueError`, whereas specifying the `filename` kwarg works fine.


public class sistema{
      public static void main {
System out printf("ingrese usuario")
}

}


Well, that was what I was trying to get across with "manipulate in any way", but you told me that was bad. Do you have any suggestions for phrasing that thread the needle?


Doplněno podle https://github.com/jkuchar/PA165-java-project/tree/0216565c1dd480c81be64b824a4366c96456a270/docs#technical-model-top-level-architecture, díky @jkuchar :)


we need the gtk3 version of the glade file and renaming.


Please could you add (...) that for a free developer account a signed-app will work only for 7 days? ([link](https://www.reddit.com/r/jailbreak/comments/4hotx3/news_free_developer_account_installs_reduced_to_7/))


ya mismo terminamos vamos ahi los ultimos tokes


It might be better to do this by not passing in a serviceID.  Something like:
T, SAFSREST, RestGet, , "http://www.thomas-bayer.com/sqlrest/CUSTOMER/", , XML, "BayerCustomerGetResponseIDVariable"


It **breaks** systemd build! Reverted for now in e68d8e05a.


vamos si podemos 👍


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//CAMBIAR VARIBALES
public class system{
public static void main {
System out printf("ingrese autentificación");
System out printf("ingrese contraseña");
}

}


@sgress454 It's a weird thing to think about, but if any errors are being thrown in that callback, and _not caught by the callback itself_, it's a result of incorrectly written code in the callback _that would have crashed the process normally_.  So the only risk of doing it the way it was in this file, is just that the error message could be _slightly more confusing_, because it's caught by our try/catch instead of crashing the process.  But even in that case, as long as we don't munge the stack trace, the original error stack stays intact-- meaning that the problematic line number from the userland callback is preserved.  We also know that that stack will be properly exposed eventually since (a) we always just pass through any errors we can't negotiate and (b) when it comes time to log unrecognized errors, we know that we always output the `.stack` and never just the `.message` (we only ever use `.message` if it's a recognized error).

So because of all that, whether or not invocations of callbacks is wrapped in a try/catch is (luckily) not something we need to plan for in our implementation code.  Good news is, in my experience anyway, once you can convince yourself it's safe, you don't have to worry about it anymore.  (again, the reason why is that, as long as we follow the rules and always expose the "stack" of unrecognized/unexpected errors in relevant log messages, we're good-- it'll never risk swallowing information).

 We're doing this (wrapping calls to `cb` in a try) a lot throughout other places in code (e.g in some of the hairier machinepacks).  So for consistency, I'd rather always do it the same way, and change it back to the way it was here.  That way the next time we look at this, it's not an exception to the rule, and we don't have to wonder "oh if it's that way, I wonder why?  There must be a reason and I have to be really careful with this file".


I wouldn't say passing to user code is "manipulating in any way". Maybe user code is manipulating, but I'm just passing it along! It suffers the same problem of relying on understanding your intent in order to understand what the practical implications are on my implementation.

So far we know of three operations that are known bad - exposing _promiseCapability_.[[Promise]] to ECMAScript code, calling [[Resolve]] and calling [[Reject]]. Are there others? If not, just say those.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [adaptar zona intermedia](https://trello.com/c/DK4XfcqT/42-adaptar-zona-intermedia)


sass "bundle" option to copy assets (#195)

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Coverage: core | datetime


@tareq1988 I must be missing something here. How do you set the `help` property? I tried setting it when registering the connection type in `p2p_register_connection_type($args)`—both as `$args['help']` and `$args['labels']['help']`—but it comes up blank.


#1 Fixed this issue


Well, exposing [[Resolve]] or [[Reject]] to user code would be bad. So would be doing Set(promiseCapability.[[AnyOfTheThree]], "x", "y"). There's an infinite number of bad things you could do. I don't think a blocklist approach is going to work here... That's why I tried to go with a safelist approach, of treating it as an opaque token and passing it through as the only allowed operation.


这个comment 要去掉吧。。。


"This base URL will be prepended to a relativeURI to form a REST service URL.", better?


just tried it. causes frame time to be higher than necessary, reducing speed( becomes 55fps on Ocarina of time select save screen).even with the truncation , the frame time is slightly higher than 16.66, causing fps to stay between 59.0-60,mostly in the 59.x range .the advantage over my previous one is that, frame rate will never go beyond 61 fps.


public class usuario{
public void main {
String out printf ("Usuario ya registrado")
}
}


Fixes issue #3


<!DOCTYPE html>

<title> w3schools.com HTML tutorial</title>
<meta charset="UTF-8">

Testing the title attribute in paragraph element

Very First Heading

This is heading 2

This is heading 3

This is heading 4

This is heading 5

This is heading 6

this is just a sentence

This is a "text-aligned:center" paragraph.

This is another paragraph.

This sentence uses the 'pre' tag instead of 'p',
it's like the paragraph tag but it
keeps your source code line breaks
without the need for a 'br' tag.

Cool!

It also tends to use mostly Courier font.

This is a link to tutorials at w3schools.com


Good a place as any to leave my html scribblings.


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@sgress454 See https://github.com/balderdashy/sails/commit/aa5d1a7a1eec5dbe5dbdab18309fa74eadbe3ef6

> weird "callback already called" errors in tests that I expected to fail

Any time an error like that occurs in mocha, the test fails, right?

I see what you mean about the double-invocation-- sounds like what was going on is that the mocha tests were throwing uncaught errors in their callback (probably due to an `assert`), which normally would have crashed the process (except that mocha runs tests in a child process to protect against this happening).


Is BayerCustomerService better than BayerCustomerSession?


Refs #1


        <link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css" />

DOCENTES

INSPECTOR

INSPECTOR

            Ingrese el usuario
            <input id="aValue" type="text"/>

            Ingrese la contraseña
            <input id="bValue" type="text"/>

Result:

//TOMAR ENCUENTA LAS VALIDACIONES PARA LOS CAMPOS
//LA PRIMERA Y SEGUNDA INTERFAZ ESTAN LISTAS


Missing "<


ohh sorry, the glade file seems the right one but i get an error message if i try the search.


thanks for the quick fix. I can confirm that it worked!


Ok. But what `MemoryPool` should `mForaValueArray` be constructed with? Just a `FreeStore`?

I'm using this class from within `PythonBinaryStreamToImplval`, which holds a `VDM`, but I don't see any pool there.


你去掉下吧


dont fucking message me you piece of shit ill beat your ass my project is
gunna make it all the way to the white house and people are going to bow
down to me when they see my piece of art i just added a function that
allows me to turn on any water fountain i want in america, im just not
going to push it cause ur weak ass is gunna steal my code

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Update: re the double-invocation problem, see https://github.com/balderdashy/sails/commit/2182e7501e79b8b93fe759ec8f50dfa4e9630e99#commitcomment-19869389


Just a heads up, this will not do what I think you are expecting it to do (if you are expecting it to return the user's current reviews that have needs_review = True)


You know I also had [this](https://github.com/ceylon/ceylon/wiki/Version-bump)? If the version bump happens in one commit, that’s a lot less stupid :)


my device b310 have power problem haw i repair


How does this look? The copy is reduced on First and Last Call views, with an added shortcut prompt. Also the `(+)` icon of the agenda input is 2x.

![screenshot 2016-11-17 15 03 01](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/307286/20407513/54eb4c7a-acd7-11e6-9024-4717cb55d3b0.png)
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If we believe having a separate keyword like RestGetNoSession is necessary, then we would not need to pass in a session id.  However, in my opinion, we should attempt to handle the "no session" scenario automatically in all the keywords when the session id is empty (not provided), or is invalid because it does not match an existing open session.


Fixes #1 (manually - in AxnType.java; the XSD had a bug - attribute 'degreecode', according to actual data, must be of type 'string' instead of 'int'.


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Don't you want RestStoreResponse here?


Related upstream bug for Systemd filed: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/4690


Okay, sorry. Then maybe just a list of options. Or I'll just process with a
bash script after the fact. You can revert. Will pull request next time.

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Refs #2 (Igor's guess...)


Can you create a pull request with these changes or attach the final files
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to you


@haadcode - **a huge "thank you"** for landing this! Now my tests actually pass on the `libp2p-floodsub` implementation into `js-ipfs` core.


Write a catch here to make sure atomCharges is not None.


Nuke this.


@alexey_sidnev
Задача решена.

P.S.
Извиняюсь за то, что все залил в ветку master, просто торопился, чтоб успеть, и ошибся.


And this.


Same as above.


Better yet, just catch this at the very top. If either atomTypes or atomCharges is not None then the other must not be None.


forget all that noise, now 1.17.0 is working....sorry.


//AVANCE CORREGIDO
  import javax.swing.*;
 import java.awt.*;
public class Trigo extends JFrame{
   private JButton b1;
   private JTextField campo1;
  public inspector(){
  b1 = new JButton("inspector");
  campo1 = new JTextField();
  this.getContentPane().add(b1,BorderLayout.NORTH);
 this.getContentPane().add(campo1,BorderLayout.SOUTH);
 }
  public static void main(String[] arg){
     Ispector miAplicacion = new Trigo();
    miAplicacion.setBounds(10,10,200,200);
17      miAplicacion.pack();
     miAplicacion.setVisible(true);
    }
 }


We are in the middle of the migration to pytest. The main reason is nose unmaintained status. It already requires some patches to work with recent Python and coverage tool.


This looks like a lot more than it really is. I would blow away this commit and redo it in such a way that the commit itself looks as simple as the change.


Dont forget to add docs here.


That assumes that everything has stayed sufficiently the same to be able to do that. Afterwards you'd *still* have to check if you have missed anything. And if so (and there's more than a couple of places) you'd still want this script ;)


This should also use BUILD_EXEEXT


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### Failed tests
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```


But to be honest I didn't know (or didn't remember) about that Wiki page :)


Yes, a physical Echo, Dot or Tap is required for discovery.

A Fire Stick or TV with voice remote (Alexa capable) will also **NOT** discover alone, a physical Echo, Dot or Tap is still required.

The Alexa app works in conjunction with your devices, not independently.


resolve absolute path to icons.json

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Oh, and I just actually looked at the script – you’re using a lot of Bash features here (`[[`, `function`), so `#!/bin/bash` would be more appropriate :)


This breaks on CentOS 6 (nmcli version 1.2.2, NetworkManager 0.8.1-107.el6) as the reload option only seems to have been introduced in NetworkManager 0.9.10.
Output when doing a `vagrant up`:
```
==> myvmname: Configuring and enabling network interfaces...
The following SSH command responded with a non-zero exit status.
Vagrant assumes that this means the command failed!

# Down the interface before munging the config file. This might
# fail if the interface is not actually set up yet so ignore
# errors.
/sbin/ifdown 'eth1'
# Move new config into place
mv -f '/tmp/vagrant-network-entry-eth1-1479416091-0' '/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth1'
# attempt to force network manager to reload configurations
nmcli c reload || true

# Restart network
service network restart

Stdout from the command:

Device state: 3 (disconnected)
Shutting down interface eth0:  Device state: 3 (disconnected)
[  OK  ]
Shutting down interface eth1:  [  OK  ]
Shutting down loopback interface:  [  OK  ]
Bringing up loopback interface:  [  OK  ]
Bringing up interface eth0:  Active connection state: activating
Active connection path: /org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/ActiveConnection/2
state: activated
Connection activated
[  OK  ]
Bringing up interface eth1:  [FAILED]

Stderr from the command:

Usage: nmcli con { COMMAND | help }
  COMMAND := { list | status | up | down }

  list [id <id> | uuid <id> | system | user]
  status
  up id <id> | uuid <id> [iface <iface>] [ap <hwaddr>] [--nowait] [--timeout <timeout>]
  down id <id> | uuid <id>
Error: 'con' command 'reload' is not valid.
Error: Connection activation failed: The connection is not for this device.
```


It doesn't builds on my Haiku gcc2h install. Had no idea, where should i report it.


In the commit message, you probably meant:
`isl_ctx * Obj::getCtx() const`
instead of
`std::string Obj::getCtx() const`


to avoid `public: null` in the insert doc. It's preferable to write `'public': [false]`


@forno おはようございます(大声)
実際便利ですね, 小さな単位で作ってるといちいち管理専門のクラスと実行部分の関数/クラスの兼ね合いがもう面倒くさくてたまらなかったので闇の力に手を染めています(ゲス)


information instead of informations


jQuery is also specified in the package's dependencies. It's useless, here. Just saying.


The `callback already called` is coming from `async.auto`, not mocha -- it happens because `cb()` is called in both the `try` and `catch` blocks.


In short:

+ It is _always_ better to never call the "done" callback _at all_ from within a `try`.  Because it can be super weird!
+ The good news is that, as long as the original stack trace is preserved (which it is b/c of our other conventions), you'll always at least be able to see what line of code the error _came from_ in the logs.
+ So that's not to say that it's _good_ or _preferable_ to do it this way (i.e. calling `done` in `try`), just that, thankfully, refactoring out calls to "done" callbacks from within `try` blocks is not a high-priority thing we need to worry about going and changing everywhere.  We just need to remember to keep it in mind going forward.

So this is all good 👍


test


Are you still thinking about having last call show all uncompleted agenda items? Are we doing away with counting how many actions & projects we created?

I'm a little iffy on the "Press +" part. There are some folks who just don't like to use the keyboard. Especially since "+" requires the shift key, that probably involves 2 hands. I think the super users will dig it, but for noobies, encouraging use of hotkeys when they have no clue what's even going on is a little info overload. If we show a list of incomplete agenda items, i wouldn't be opposed to having another input box right there front & center


ah I see-- and async might not necessarily log the error properly (might swallow its stack).

wrapped up here: https://github.com/balderdashy/sails/commit/aa5d1a7a1eec5dbe5dbdab18309fa74eadbe3ef6#commitcomment-19869655


This is still completely broken.

libtool is using the cross compiler's ar and ranlib instead of $(AR_FOR_BUILD) or $(RANLIB_FOR_BUILD). The object files are being built using the cross compiler.
I'm not sure how to teach it otherwise - I've seen some workarounds (for instance https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=285407), but they don't use libtool.


you want to save the content of this
so the `save()` method uses this, hence that method should be here, in this class


I'm not making use of this library any more, so feel free to fork / PR / whatever.


Yeah, sorry for not getting to this sooner.  I didn't see anything obvious in the in that log, so I'll have to try building it myself.


It was also only added to help debug a problem that is now solved!


Maybe we can just add a check that makes sure the format string
is from a pre-defined list. If we then need more flexibility
later, we can relax this check.

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To aid in code review this is part 1 of 2. The follow-up diff should land soon, adding back `@flow`, fixing Flow issues, and adding support for null literals.


if you want to know exactly what variables are used to store a REST response/request.


I'm still not sure how that's related to this thread? This is just about moving the Zotero data directory to a different location, and eventually using less cryptic folder names so users can more easily browse the folder outside of Zotero.


way before my time!


>>It seems if the user needs to put SAFSREST, then using Rest in the action is redundant. Is an action of "Get" sufficient, or is the SAFS user used to doing such things?

SAFSREST as a “WindowId” and “RestGet” as an Action are two completely different namespaces.  And it should be noted that the Action namespace is shared by every ComponentFunction library that can be executed by any SAFS Engine.  Thus, the SAFS Driver will send the test record to every available Engine and only stop once an Engine reports “I handled it”.  And within each Engine, it is the first library that matches the Action to a supported keyword that will execute that keyword.  So “Get” by itself is the only context in which that keyword would apply, and that is far to generic.


Store


And perhaps the new compiler flags `--include-dependencies`, `--incremental` and maybe even `--java`?


Isn't that just because the sleep_for is not guarenteed to sleep for the
amount of time specified? telling a thread to sleep just puts it at the
mercy of the OS scheduler to wake it up at the right time, meaning often if
your computer is doing other things, it'll wake it up sometime after the
number of milliseconds you requested to sleep for. The only way around this
is to increase the thread priority or some other OS specific thing. Thats
why I'm guessing a more accurate rounding method reduces the overall frame
rate because on average the sleep time is going to be higher.

Now I wanna look at what dolphin does about this :p

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@mattkrick not sure how the UI of First and Last call will change, or if/when we will implement the inline field and list...I was just trying this quick-and-easy option.

Users don’t have to press +, just a tip and a hint to what to do in the first place.


RESTSTORERESPONSE? (no STORE at end).  Also, RestStoreResponse for displayText instead of Delete.


Condition trop large (exemple : `image/xcf`). Idéalement tout ça devrait aller dans une variable centralisant la config (qui pourrait être générée en PHP, pour centraliser la config à un seul endroit).


Même remarque que juste en dessous sur la config


This is our Demo Project about Clash of Clans hack.
We'll Create our new project soon.

See our [COC Hack / Clash of Clans Hack](http://www.hack-trick.com/clash-of-clans-hack/) online details.


True ;)


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Updated styles


Boa Noite! Muito obrigado pelo esclarecimento, suas informações me ajudaram muito
pois na região que moro não encontro os drivers para motor de passo.


This line and the next were moved up to before the if statement in the last check-in, is this the version of the file from our VSO or something you updated manually on github?


Correction: fix #2


I don't understand why the change to the `TokenGenerator` was needed


REST**DELETE**RESPONSESTORE


Add whatever you want to add.

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Please, check this issue: https://github.com/haikuports/haikuports/issues/875


Lets just remove this if we don't need it.


Can this branch be set as default?


Wow dats odd


I am SAFS illiterate, but overall, this looks like good work to me.  +1


Does this description (and the one-line GitHub project description) need to be updated to reflect changes in mush 2.0? e.g. no more semi-magical implicit ordering of callables.


<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Unidad Educativa Particular "CEC" :: Sistema escolastico ::</title>

<link href="system/tools/ipcqValidar.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<link href="system/styles/ipcq.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">

<form name="PaginaDatos" onKeyUp="highlight(event)" onClick="highlight(event)" method="POST">

                Ingrese los datos para consultar sus calificaciones

                Período Académico:
                <select name="serial_pac"  id="serial_pac" class="combobox">
                </select>

                Código de alumno:
                <input type="text" name="codigo_alu" size="20" tabindex="2" onkeypress="ingresarEnter(event);" />

        ©2013 UNIDAD EDUCATIVA "CEC" - DEP. SOFTWARE - Consultas académicas - IPCQ Team

Teléfono: (032) 292 238

Sector Locoa

</form>

//ESTE ES EL CODIGO PARA EL REGISTRO DE CALIFICACIONES


Works


I think that's better, but I'm still confused at what "opaque identifying value" means. Maybe I'm being overly pedantic but I don't know what the implications of something being an opaque identifying value are.


Le mieux c'est que ton publique peut te répondre :P


fix #15


can we have a test to ensure that email with a bounce address among recipients does not get sent to the bounce address?


99 is the highest number. If 100 is used for grub the menu would be generated first. Properly it should be generated after the initramfs files got installed. Therefore the kernel hooks have to be 98!


Maybe just "value" or "opaque value"?


app/modules/Publication/Controller/IndexController.php, line 46:
            ->andWhere('t.slug = :type:', ['type' => 'news'])
 - seems to return news even for articles or another custom p.type
Possible fix:
            ->andWhere('t.slug = :type:', ['type' => $type])


Just send PR


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I see your point.
So...why don't I work up the bulk updater or video metabox this weekend and we can call that 1.1?
https://github.com/WebDevStudios/Automatic-Featured-Images-from-Videos/issues/27
https://github.com/WebDevStudios/Automatic-Featured-Images-from-Videos/issues/28


Omg wtf, you are the greatest @Lyra1337 !!!


no, its fucked. 1.11 branch should be deleted.


dolphin uses sleep(ms) from Windows.h. the common/timer and common/thread sources that citra uses were imported from dolphin. their speed limiter is here https://github.com/dolphin-emu/dolphin/blob/d88295d5a11e9b320d053529565e679cb9c1725b/Source/Core/Core/HW/SystemTimers.cpp . uses an algo that i dont understand, but results are truncated when declaring diff.if the sleep function will sleep till the scheduler remembers that its time is up, then wont setting the sleep time to  wake up slightly early be best.


Left a test print statement, lol


fix require path to icons.json (#199)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


Thanks for this improvement.
I think `getTexture `should return the `texture `instead of `null `when it is already uploaded and then disposed. I know that my old [PR](https://github.com/openfl/openfl/pull/1227/commits/6ee4dc721014e5a7f9d528b5869367ef777be6be) worked that way to continue using the texture after the `dumpBits()/dispose(true)`.


Ah, I see it used to be ok to return `undefined` here. We should probably preserve that behavior!


Good catch. I fixed it.


Explanation of edits:

First the race.edf:

I added a custom option to the nts type and a models option to the checkpoint element. It is a string field where players should fill in the models if they use custom. If the checkpoint is not a custom NTS checkpoint it doesn't use or read this models field.

```
	<data name="nts" type="selection:none,vehicle,boat,air,custom" default="none" required="false" />
	<data name="models" type="string" default="none" required="false" />
```

Second the edf_s.lua:

First I edited the vehs table which contains all the vehicles to be chosen from in nts. It is now based on colors, I changed it to be based on names.

`local vehs={vehicle={602,545,496,517,401,410,518,600,527,436,589,580,419,439,533,549,526,491,474,445,467,604,426,507,547,585,405,587,409,466,550,492,566,546,540,551,421,516,529,581,510,509,522,481,461,462,448,521,468,463,586,485,552,431,438,437,574,420,525,408,416,596,433,597,427,599,490,528,601,407,428,544,523,470,598,499,588,609,403,498,514,524,423,532,414,578,443,486,406,531,573,456,455,459,543,422,583,482,478,605,554,530,418,572,582,413,440,536,575,534,567,535,576,412,402,542,603,475,568,557,424,471,504,495,457,539,483,508,571,500,411,515,444,556,429,541,559,415,561,480,560,562,506,565,451,434,558,494,555,502,477,503,579,400,404,489,505,479,442,458,441,464,594,501,465,564,432,}, boat={472,473,493,595,484,430,453,452,446,454,}, air={592,577,511,548,512,593,425,520,417,487,553,488,497,563,476,447,519,460,469,513,}}`

Second I added a custom NTS to the cols table. This doesn't serve any function, just to prevent errors from happening. Without it this doesn't work.

`local col={vehicle={0,0,255}, boat={0,255,0}, air={255,0,0}, custom={0,0,0}}`

In the function ntscheckpoints everything stayed the same. I only added support for custom NTS. This is done by first getting the cp id. This is used to store custom NTS models in a table.

`local cpName = tostring(getElementData(ch, 'id'))`

Further I added the part which fills the table of a custom nts checkpoint with its models. This part creates a new table for each custom checkpoint (vehs[cpName]) and fills it with models (vehs[cpName][modelNr] = model). These models are specified in the models string when placing a checkpoint. If the model is wrong it will output a warning.

```
		if nts == "custom" then
			local modelNr = 1
			vehs[cpName] = {}
			local models = tostring(getElementData(ch, "models"))
			for model in string.gmatch(models, "([^;]+)") do
				if getVehicleNameFromModel(model) == "" then
					outputChatBox("WARNING: Model " .. model .. " is not a valid model for checkpoint " .. c.id .. "!", root, 255,0,0)
					outputChatBox("WARNING: Make sure to separate all models with the ; character!", root, 255,0,0)
				else
					vehs[cpName][modelNr] = model
					modelNr = modelNr + 1
				end
			end
		end
```

Then I edited the ntscheckpoint function to make sure the nts part works when testing. First it is checked which nts type a checkpoint has and then the table of this checkpoint is opened to get a random model. If the nts type is custom it first checks if the table has contents (could be that it is not filled) and then it outputs an error. Otherwise it opens that table and sets a random vehicle. If no nts type is specified it also outputs an error.

```
	local cpName = tostring(getElementData(ch, 'id'))
	local nts = tostring(getElementData(ch, 'nts')) or ""
	if nts == "vehicle" then
		setElementModel(getPedOccupiedVehicle(source), vehs["vehicle"][math.random(1, table.getn(vehs["vehicle"]))])
	elseif nts == "boat" then
		setElementModel(getPedOccupiedVehicle(source), vehs["boat"][math.random(1, table.getn(vehs["boat"]))])
	elseif nts == "air" then
		setElementModel(getPedOccupiedVehicle(source), vehs["air"][math.random(1, table.getn(vehs["air"]))])
	elseif nts == "custom" then
		if table.getn(vehs[cpName]) > 0 then
			setElementModel(getPedOccupiedVehicle(source), vehs[cpName][math.random(1, table.getn(vehs[cpName]))])
		else
			outputChatBox("No valid NTS model(s) specified for checkpoint " .. cpName .. ".")
		end
	else
		outputChatBox("No valid NTS type specified for checkpoint " .. cpName .. ".")
	end
```


please ignore this line. I fixed it in the next commit.


I love you


I think it's fine.we need a recent version of git alas. We should probably advise people to do that if all else fails


Poor file. :(


babe how are we feeling about this form@ing

not gr8 babe not gr8

bad


It should

The idea is that when once you switch it internally to `readable = false`, it will retain a reference to the backing Lime `Image` until OpenFL requests a GL texture internally. Once this is done, it will allow the `Image` to be garbage collected, and will use only the GL texture.

`dispose (true)` is meant to work like Flash `dispose ()` where the image no longer works, `dispose (false)` is meant is alternative that preserves the GL texture


The footer doesn't work. This should be:

    <?php include '../resources/footer.php'; ?>


ok. @FroMage , I added a line for your suggestion as well, I think it's correct but you might want to take a look at it


Nie znalazłem wcześniej informacji o tym że zakończono wsparcie wielu rejonów i miast


hello


k


is page ok?


indentation  😊


@shuo651197769  好的， 我今天忘记带手机了，有事发我邮件或者hangout 我把， 我今天也很空


Hey Sam, would there be space to have the DAC one say Enable JustBoom DAC and Amp Sound Cards? As it'll be the same driver for both. No worries if it's a pain or won't fit on the line


Thank-you Frederik. My plan to work out what the Windows driver was doing was to pass the trackpad to a virtual machine and sniff the packets on the bus via vfio. But it didn't work :(. So until your contribution I was stuck.

And I took a look at your photos - looks like you had to use a screwdriver _and_ a soldering iron! That's well beyond me.

So thanks again!


`title` should probably have `${answerFieldsEnum[key]}` as well.


Nice! Although it could be done simpler - something like `id="${key.replace(' ', '-')}"`.


A co w przypadku reszty przeglądarek gdzie nie ma supportu dla tej funckji obiektu? Chodzi mi o ```Array.from()```


Should I revert in the meantime?


Please don't revert my changes ;)


@modmuss50 :worried: It seems that this project is not so active recently...


comment


`git diff --staged` lets you check what is about to be committed now


On arrive à exclure des types de caches à partir du nom court (Found pour Found it, Write pour Write note) mais je pense qu'il faut contrôler les données en entrées pour éviter la saisie d'un minimum de caractères. Par exemple si l'on saisie le lettre i uniquement, les write note, found it, etc vont être exclues.

Commit à tester !


leave it in..

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For LCD I always use pngquant usually - so i assume you do the same and it should be ok. I have nor merge rights here - doh


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I think I figured it out. It was that I had a widget called `measurement` and the mixin looks for a widget with the id `measure`. So that must've been causing some issue.


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I am not fully happy with the idea of changing how `dispose` works in this way, but I struggled to think of an alternative that felt more elegant. Open to API ideas :smile:


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How do I enable the basemapGallery? afaik, its enabled in the webmap?


Error messages thrown during unit tests that doesn't seem to flunk the unit test. I know there's one in there that's *supposed* to be like that, and it says so. This was a different one.


Ok thanks!  I am curious to know how you finished this up.


This is a comment


I'm not seeing the basemap gallery or the routing though.


Nice work. It also means higher likelihood of build-time breakage for other packages after we do the update (again).


Tago Analysis has a mechanism that prevents scripts from being locked in their executions by applying a timeout of **30 seconds**. It means that if a script takes more than 30 seconds to be completed, Tago will abort it, and the script will not be completed.


Applying this commit as a patch to my environment fixed the issue for me. I tested while Magento was in production mode. I have JS merging set to "Yes", but I have JS bundling and minification set to "No".


It's weird to have such prop. I'd rather have user and canEdit.


Maybe it can be prettified by using something like `[smallEnough? asV3 : false, string, asOld].filter()`. Also, in v3 parity bit is hardcoded as 1.


....running the analysis from your own machine.
.....  Check the information below to learn how to run scripts from an external server (e.g. from your own computer).


Oh thanks! Ziet er goed uit :)!


Seems it's incorrect to call kotlin extension on `dynamic` this way


@yegor256 If a single empty line is allowed, wouldn't the examples be a bit more readable if the empty lines were there?


ah you found a bug. I need to pass a `user` prop as well (that's the data for the user who filed the expense). I'll submit a separate PR for that.


Thanks! BitHub has sent payment of  $64.70USD for this commit.


The former.
It's originally set inside the virtual `navigate()` method. For example, [here](https://github.com/MRPT/mrpt/blob/master/libs/nav/src/holonomic/CHolonomicFullEval.cpp#L256). Typical reduction factors are: slow-down when approaching target, and depending on obstacle clearance...


https://kangax.github.io/compat-table/es6/

IE pomijamy ;)


JsCreateString works fine even if it includes null terminator, so I kept it as it.


This is now a fully working website with About,  and home page working


Hi Matt, I agree with that it is usually preferable that quaternions be used throughout the code, which I would especially do in an attitude dynamics/control context.

In this case, however, the concern is with how the star field is queried using just an (RA,dec) prescription, and then how that's projected onto the CCD plane. Ideally, the star field values could be queried based solely on an input quaternion, with all rotations resolved during the query. Here, since the (RA,dec) prescription is already needed both to query the catalog and to project from the sky coordinates to CCD coordinates, I wanted to simply add in the option of performing a roll about the focal axis and Catalogs.snapshot it if required based on the input quaternion.

How and where that roll angle is specified is also important. At this point, I simply take an input quaternion and convert it to (RA,dec,roll) in the wrapper script, e.g. in /scripts/demonstration_roll_short.py using the Quaternion class. The Quaternion class contains a nice routine to convert q --> Euler accounting for potential degeneracy issues. I've checked those routines against code I wrote a few years ago for some attitude dynamics work, and save for a difference in dec angle convention, they appear consistent.


Can you make a real PR out of this commit?


You should consider using pkg-config instead  -- that's what it's for.

https://people.freedesktop.org/~dbn/pkg-config-guide.html


Here too


I would more use a ValueEror then a new exception for this. This is what shapes exception return in Theano and Numpy.


It looks like this change renames a bit more than supposed to.
There is no `oldtime` hackage package.

Noticed today when pulled package in gentoo and found out mysterious unsatisfied `oldtime` depend.


idem.


This should probably be checked in GpuElemwise, instead of here.


I like this idea but I think I'd also like it more if it opened a file dialog and you could name the file and it set the stackFiles to the relative path.


Fixes
https://github.com/mate-desktop/caja/issues/682


HELLO


@taran3d Thank you so much for your helpful comment. I added your change to the code and everything looks great. If you come across any other problems your input would be great!


You are better off creating a script only stack and setting the script here I think to make sure the encoding and line endings are right.


This is liable to get messy over time. One way to keep it factored would be to have a special platform-specific variable (like platform_test_lib_deps), and define that variable depending on what platform is discovered. E.g. so on the versions of Ubuntu you're interested in here, in the "i've figured out what platform I'm running on" code, you can write:

platform_test_lib_deps = ['subunit']

Then, this line here can just be:

test_lib_deps.extend(platform_test_lib_deps)

And similarly elsewhere.

In general it's a good idea to avoid "if I'm on this platform, then this, otherwise that" type code -- instead, have each platform say what it needs, and the main code paths just pull that in.


It was reported by a user that I think tryed to use ielemwise2 directly. GpuElemwise don't use ielemwise2, so we still need a fix there.


Not required Herr because of self.data = data


I mean in the GpuElemwise in libgpuarray.  ielemwise2() uses that and is probably not the only function affected by this bug.


There is simpler code to help detect that an error is raised. Make a class tests and call

    self.assertRaises( ValueError, ielemwise2_output_broadcast, shapea, shapeb)


Hello Luke,

Here is my feedback for your Project 1. The legend for scoring is:

Incomplete (0)
Does Not Meet Expectations (1)
Meets Expectations (2)
Exceeds Expectations (3)

1) 3
2) 2 (key:value structure out output dictionary does not comply with instructions)
3) 3
4) 2 (float call happens too late in mean calculation)
5) 2 (you square X for the Y_deviation variable, everything else looks good though)
6) 3 (i think the 'ordinal' keyword arg to rank may be causing the slight difference between methods)
7) 3
8) 2 (need to remove some keys from the dictionary)
9a) 2 (works but you could definitely condense the code)
9b) 0 N/A
10) 0 N/A

Total  22/33

Your code is good, nice functions and you've got a good handle for python fundamentals. The only errors were typos or misreadings of instructions (which I know in this project were pretty dense.). Good work overall and I definitely feel good about your coding ability going forward!

Kiefer


Same here, this is also liable to keep growing and becoming harder and more error-prone to maintain.

One way to keep just a single Environment() constructor call would be to define:

platform_tools = ['default', 'protocc']

on the versions of Ubuntu that need it, and

platform_tools = [] (or whatever the default value of this Python keyword argument is)

elsewhere.

Then you can just make a single Environment(..., tools=platform_tools, ...) and all will be well.


I never knew this existed xD, great job on adding it in! :)


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@NSkelsey: here is were we would have to put the english texts for the default title and descriptiopn of the new widget


A similar comment for how to keep this to a single env.Clone() and removing the conditional applies here as to the Environment() above.


with this name, I would call ielemwise2 directly to test it directly. This is what the name imply.


And here.


Good one!

Maybe we should remove the windows dependencies left in the README.md, since now it is a portable exe.


Hi Sara, hope you don't mind but I was poking around on the daemon source code today and saw this commit, and had some suggestions. Build systems can get messy over time and then nobody wants to touch them, which makes it really scary when modifications to a project's structure are needed. This is meant as friendly ideas for how to keep things factored and easy to maintain over time.


How would you define "opaque" for this usage? Can you substitute its definition? It feels like one of those terms I'd expect to be dfn'd somewhere...


Rozumiem, że chodzi tu o kwestie wydajnościowe?


yep


@montegoulding It does open a file dialog. It is really big so most if it is off the screen in the animation. I do need to update the code to set the stackfiles property. I had intended to do that but forgot.


Created multidev environment for test 54: [ci-54](http://ci-54-ci-example-d8-composer.pantheonsite.io/) in site [ci-example-d8-composer](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/c401fd14-f745-4e51-9af2-f30b45146a0c#ci-54).


I've added it because I've added a self.horizontalHeader().setStretchLastSection(True) call in self._reconstruct_table(). Moved this to __init__ instead of reconstructing the complete table as this should be set anyway (0d05d33df42fee645ebd3bf07dfee2f5ae98d726).


@montegoulding Ah, yes. I will do that.


Use `@ignore` tags instead of commenting out so that JUnit still acknowledges the test, even if it is not run.


"not to be introspected or manipulated"


Well, there was no community folder. And when did **lxqt** and **gnome** become official editions? Does not really make sense to me...


@jlblancoc
I think we need template <> here too


Updated Android revision to 6.0.1_r74


Keeping Gorouter for now. May do a global update to HTTP Router to differentiate from TCP Router.


I see your point about web implementation. I think zooming out, I think of the entity as having a URI, that is independent of the type of client consuming it. But you're right in that some consumers of Albums wouldn't necessarily care about accessing it via a URI (such as a backend queue worker that does album artwork cleanup, etc.)

In that case, GrapeEntity or some decorator class on the model might help isolate this "album concern" from having to live in a generalized helpers modules, and instead aligned more with the data model (or its representation).


Revised as suggested.

Keeping Gorouter for now. May do a global update to HTTP Router to differentiate from TCP Router.


Created multidev environment for test 55: [ci-55](http://ci-55-ci-example-d8-composer.pantheonsite.io/) in site [ci-example-d8-composer](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/c401fd14-f745-4e51-9af2-f30b45146a0c#ci-55).


Cool, that makes sense. I like it. 👍


Remove the `src=`


This is a test comment


I think that part that confused me here is on line 94-95, it looked like you were `show`-ing an `entity`


@Rello 👍
I reinstalled 1.3.0 via the appstore, and edited those lines with nano.

Once I went to the audioplayer app, I reset the database, and now scanning seems to work fine, as expected, along with the ability to select a media folder in Personal Setting > AudioPlayer .   Currently listening to Jeff Beck : Wired : Goodbye Pork Pie Hat     :^)

Kudos, Huzzah, bien hecho, goed gedaan...  It appears to me that this patch is an effective and successful fix.


Why added user?


Oh, @jensmaurer, there's an opportunity here to use `\cv` and `\cvqual`, in case you fancy a large-scale review of use of "cv".


Special reason for using list() instead of []?

(Sidenote which doesn't matter here: [] is 4x faster than list(); list comprehensions even more compared to for loops)


Cool. I think for me the DRY component is less of an issue than using `add_to_collection` from the helpers module instead of letting the `Album` own adding songs to its own collection.


Rotating light


@drewolson  Sure, it will be a pleasure. This is version 1.2.1 of scrivener, though. Do you want me to make a PR for this? Or should I make the change in scrivener_ecto and make a PR there?


I'm liking this better... but what does introspected mean? I might interpret that to mean I can't access its slots at all.


Jeez, do you not know how to make a patch?


@3nids my suggestion - use "fusion" instead. I wonder if we can blacklist Adawaita from qgis....


It's pretty great. Really helps separate having to worry about access control and public vs private properties in the model layer. Since you declaratively whitelist fields to show, and also can do some simple processing in the Entity. Such as turning a datetime into a relative "8 mins ago" time for display purposes by the client.


I'll make the change on both the scrivener 1.2.x branch and the scrivener_ecto 1.x branch if you'll be willing to provide both PRs :)


That's correct, you cannot! You can just pass it along, but not access its slots. As I said, it's as if it was a UUID and a sidetable.


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do we need this runTask method to be in interface? who is going to call it?


Understandable. It's one of those small things that gets harder to refactor later on, such as if your first version of the API does it one way (and apps are built around it) and then you change it. But that's a global problem that is always the case, versioning APIs, wishing you could go back and tweak naming, etc.


Cool. The order matters for tuple key indexes, so I thought it was cool that you knew that and made it optimized for lookup by the left-most key for two common access patterns.


I prefer it just because it makes the code a little bit more readable. However, if there is such a significant speed difference I'll use []/{} instead of list()/dict() in the future.


hum .. maybe we should meet to define the task and taskprocess responsabilities


replace SchedulerInterface by Scheduler


> 2016-11-16 13:45:58.310: WARNING: _manager.py: line 279: Plugin error (from 'JSONImport'): No module named 'gramps.gen.lib.struct'

No gramps.gen.lib.struct could be found, no `Struct.instance_from_struct()` to be found?  This is with the latest Gramps.


Fine... Time for another butt swipe.

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FuelCell (brianlball) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2317 of 2507 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-92.42%25-yellow.svg)


How does this work? `conference` doesn't seem to be defined anywhere...


Correctamundo
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11590415/20410654/2640692c-acec-11e6-9cd2-37157365ede5.png)

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11590415/20410660/2b761590-acec-11e6-87f5-c21ecc477d8d.png)

I'm even pretty sure it's spelled correctly.


This is great. Thanks for adding it!


Help


Die Anpassung der Firefox Startseite erfolgt hier -->
https://github.com/fsfw-dresden/usb-live-linux/blob/master/doc/src_fsfw-user_config/.mozilla/firefox/fsfw1234.default/prefs.js

ACHTUNG:
...src_fsfw-user_config/aux-files/...  wird demnächst gelöscht
--> siehe
https://github.com/fsfw-dresden/usb-live-linux/blob/master/doc/src_fsfw-user_config/aux-files/info.txt


I usually try to avoid naming classes as Default* Standard*. not sure about a proper name to this. Replace by DefaultScheduler if we do not reach an agreement about a good name


Sicuro che va cambiato?


This still needs to get deployed, just stumbled upon this too :)


Rude


aha! I see it now in the script... I wonder if the default path should be based on the effective filename of the stack too?


I think @livecodeali would be keen to see this


Added System::Memory::TraceFileRun() for when --mem-sim-trace is specified, currently throws Error because we haven't determined how to parse trace files.


I have noticed that when I install my PR branch into my conda environment and run `python tests.py matplotlib.tests.test_ticker`, the annotated tests that accept an argument list fail on my machine. Is there something I am doing wrong?


This seems to also work correctly if a transaction is unable to use the version store. Cool.

In this cap, the queries waiting on shared schema locks show read committed, and the ones waiting on pageiolatch show rcsi.

BOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOING

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11590415/20410812/eaf2d58e-acec-11e6-92ef-0f4b6435301e.png)


I have checked this and gone through all the quest chain myself the quest chain works as it should, the NPC 26787 gives the quest 12238 and the other NPC 26500 gives Quest ID 12007 so will be doing another SQL file to fix this as the information provided was invalid.


Только через skip :(


Fixes #5


Works great.


Its hard, I want it to happen, but its going to be hard. Im still unsure on the future state of it.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [PROCEDURES](https://trello.com/c/rkDK7qgi/29-procedures)


You bet it is, nice catch.


This logic probably belongs in appengine-plugins-core in com/google/cloud/tools/io assuming it doesn't already exist in Guava somewhere.


Hi Aneel,

Here is my feedback for your Project 1. The point system is laid out as follows:

Incomplete (0)
Does Not Meet Expectations (1)
Meets Expectations (2)
Exceeds Expectations (3)

1) 3
2) 2 (ideally the 'A' 'B' 'C' keys are preserved as well in output)
3) 2 (should print iteration number as well - no need to print the lists every time. otherwise correct)
4) 1 (median function is broken)
5) 3
6) 3
7) 3
8) 3
9a) 3
9b) 0
10) 0

Total 23/33

Overall great work. Your code is clean and you've clearly got the concepts down. The only problems were a couple misreadings of instructions and the median function being broken. Looks like you're very comfortable using python.

Kiefer


Are you sure e.value exists? I don't think OSError has that. Why not using repr(e) as above?


added prints


You should split up some of the long lines so they're more readable.


Created multidev environment for test 56: [ci-56](http://ci-56-ci-example-d8-composer.pantheonsite.io/) in site [ci-example-d8-composer](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/c401fd14-f745-4e51-9af2-f30b45146a0c#ci-56).


This still looks too complex. You just need one call of JsConvertValueToString, then share the other code path to cast to Local<String>. (Just cast, no need to retrieve character content and NewFromUtf8.)


Totally agreed this belongs in the common library -- it is my action item to port the verification parts there afterwards.

In the meantime, you should be looking at the latest revision at https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/google-cloud-intellij/pull/1093/files


I don't know much about it, in this document http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27947848/understanding-necessity-of-android-vsync-signals , it needs for buffers' syncing.


Modifying transform.position is not such a good idea for physics maybe...


I would put the code above in a separate function _generate_unique_id_ or something, but it's fine either way.


Great thank you for committing this.


File rename?  Extensions.cs 😉


Created multidev environment for test 57: [ci-57](http://ci-57-ci-example-d8-composer.pantheonsite.io/) in site [ci-example-d8-composer](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/c401fd14-f745-4e51-9af2-f30b45146a0c#ci-57).


In such cases I usually just check _if app_path and not ..._ . Makes the code more readable IMO. Same above when you do _if app is None_


@montegoulding Done. Updated in latest commit. I'm also setting the stack files now but the path isn't relative. Anyone know what the IDE is using to make paths relative when setting stack files? I just stepped through the code when assigning a stack file but didn't see anything. @livecodeali?


Hey Wen,

Here is my feedback for your project 1. The point system we have set up follows the rubric below:

Incomplete (0)
Does Not Meet Expectations (1)
Meets Expectations (2)
Exceeds Expectations (3)

And here are the scores for the questions:

1) 3
2) 3
3) 3
4) 3
5) 3
6) 3
7) 3
8) 3
9a) 3
9b) 0
10) 0

Total 27/33

Really nice work! You did all the questions perfectly, and your code is clean and well written. You clearly have a very strong grasp of python fundamentals and how to use it to solve problems. Great attention to detail as well. I think in light of the fact that you got all of the required questions correct you probably could have given the harder ones a shot, but I understand time is limited!

Kiefer


Although this worked, it may result in bad experience elsewhere (or we could have a bug internally). E.g. somebody reading the exception message could get a string with length of this "sizeof" and see its embedded null as the last character. To be correct and to be consistent, this length should exclude null terminator.


@jespercockx Is this *the* implicit argument you were talking about?


Put all the files in same folder. No need to bifurcate wrt city.


I think that's what I normally used in the past but I might be wront. I'll use repr(e)


Is it important to check if they are in inconnsistent state? Shouldn't we just check for the app_lib_path, returning on failure, and then for the runtime?


Create hash of {eduid+filename} else you might get name conflict issue.


This  page is about  of Python, learning  how do we represent  knowledge, and we'll do that  with particular  things inside inside of computer. Things as  data structures, how do to infer a new information or define information, and we're going  to see there are standard tools for making that happen. Notion of abstraction  to capture elements and then treat them as.


Can you please repeat your PR, I was fixing my old commits and accidentally deleted it.
Sorry about that.


Did you try running it in server? how much time does it take?


I don't mind moving it, but I think the function was small enough to have it all here


Very easy way to make some developer happiness. Example on a running a spec:

First time running a spec,
```
$ time rspec spec/models/user_spec.rb
Running via Spring preloader in process 5624
..........

Finished in 2.11 seconds (files took 0.7332 seconds to load)
10 examples, 0 failures

rspec spec/models/user_spec.rb  0.14s user 0.03s system 1% cpu 12.813 total
```
Second time running a spec (and any time after while spring is running in the background)
```
$ time rspec spec/models/user_spec.rb
Running via Spring preloader in process 5651
..........

Finished in 1.33 seconds (files took 0.22268 seconds to load)
10 examples, 0 failures

rspec spec/models/user_spec.rb  0.15s user 0.02s system 6% cpu 2.638 total
```

Easy 10 seconds saved on any rspec runs!  :tada:


Ok.


Python has _argparse_ in case you need this to be more beautiful/scalable.


y


It certainly works, but that's a really good point. Maybe because conference is a global variable?


TaskCluster: @petemoore does not have permission to trigger tasks.


It's not updating exiting url of image.

Please go through Step 2 and Step 3 or requirements again.


Just noticed 'HIT' should be plural. (My fault.) Will fix it during final merge.


Without this line it doesn't work


test de subida en el git, no hay modificaciones


Perhaps this works better when we send both the position of the previous item and the next item.


I lul at both ;)


Nice catch!! We should unset the global `conference` variable after we load it so that it's inaccessible from the JS console (like we do with `currentUser`).


saw approval from paegun
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/9e73442e9df2f551414df98143dcf3c3ecdd7044


merging basho/riak_kv/riak-2949-ts-merge-rec-encapsulation = 9e73442e into borshop-integration-1522-riak-2949-ts-merge-rec-encapsulation


basho/riak_kv/riak-2949-ts-merge-rec-encapsulation = 9e73442e merged ok, testing candidate = d5b1807f


Just an assumption it has some to do with https://github.com/manjaro/calamares-netgroups


Oops! double pasted the Commit comment. The right and single pasted is:

* GetFilter(String, Boolean) optimized:

 Changes made in commit a1ab131 didn't consider parametrized filter. They can contain space chars (0x20) and caused a wrong "chopping" point. Commands which are able to disqualify a vocabulary line, located after @NullResponse or ChatText, were not sorted out. Since there is a fall-back to the main slideshow, this issue was covered by domme/contacts talking nonsense and a displayed image taken from main slideshow, if there were no images were available. The function is now secured in a Try-Catch-Block. If an Exception in this function is occurring, the line will be sorted out and a Errorlog-Entry is written. Missing Exception handling could have bubbled up in Handle.Scripts() causing a full CallStackCrash resulting in freezing Scripts.

* @ShowTaggedImage optimized:

 The code to filter and execute the command was inefficient: It checked all images for existence, without any directory check, and after doing useless time consuming IO operations, it filtered for extensions and finally for tags. The new code is reading the Taglist, and filters the list for Tags and Extensions first and selects an random image, checks if the directory exists and checks the file afterwards. If the file is missing the neext file is selected and checked until a file is existing or no files where found. This reduces IO operations to a minimum and excludes DirectoryNotFoundExceptions. The new code also supports excluding tags -> parsing code is not implemented and intended to use with @ImageTag().

 * Locked Slideshow

 ssh.JustShowedBlogImage and ssh.JustShowedSlideshowImage were not set to false in 512f266 after an image was displayed, causing a locked slideshow


Thanks for fixing this!


can we do a possible str -> int conversion here?
```python
values['tzinfo'] = FixedOffset(int(kwargs['offset']))
```
which should allow us to pass strings and integers.


Sorry to sound like a noob but why is this now considered deprecated?


Hi Medhi,

Here is my feedback for your project 1. We are using this scoring system outlined below for questions:

Incomplete (0)
Does Not Meet Expectations (1)
Meets Expectations (2)
Exceeds Expectations (3)

And here are the scores for each of the 10 questions:

1) 1 (dictionary returned doesn't match criteria laid out in the instructions)
2) 3
3) 1 (check solution code to see correct behavior of function)
4) 2 (mean and medians are correct, but you don't need to print out all of that stuff)
5) 3 (giving you a 3 but try not to print out too much unnecessary stuff!)
6) 3 (nice list comprehensions)
7) 3
8) 3
9a) 1 (numbers need to be converted to float - looks like they're being turned into different strings...)
9b) 0
10) 0

Total 20/33

Many of your answers are perfectly done, but others seem to not follow the instructions or not get the right answer. It seems to me like your grasp of python is pretty good, but maybe you ran out of time to look over some answers and get them to work. That's fine, there is definitely a crunch for time in this class in general. Overall good work, just make sure to maintain attention to detail in the future.

Kiefer


If you do that and then you would not detect weird (and very unlikely, true) situations where you might not have the app but you do have the runtime, so I thought it was interesting to detect this. But maybe it's a bit too much and we should remove it?


With `mix deps.clean rustler`, and then a fresh `mix deps.get` from git, I get the following error when attempting `mix compile`:

```
$ mix compile
Could not compile :rustler, no "mix.exs", "rebar.config" or "Makefile" (pass :compile as an option to customize compilation, set it to "false" to do nothing)
Unchecked dependencies for environment dev:
* rustler (https://github.com/hansihe/rustler.git)
  could not find an app file at _build/dev/lib/rustler/ebin/rustler.app. This may happen if the dependency was not yet compiled, or you specified the wrong application name in your deps, or the dependency indeed has no app file (then you can pass app: false as option)
** (Mix) Can't continue due to errors on dependencies
```


/me checks... thanks!


No problem


Yes. We can and we should. That's an oversight from me.

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This commit builds a 4x1 widget that pulls data from the database and scrolls it across the textview - stock ticker widget. Will likely develop another widget that leverages a ListView or GridView and selection from those UI elements, but for not, this does the job.


need to :
- [ ] add tests
- [ ] create header in home
- [ ] finish navbar


@dscho Could you please show me how `MSYS2
versions switched to using "ASCII" as default`?


basic edit


It works after I restart my virtual machine, really wired. It would be so kind if you can offer some help to me on these questions that confused me a lot.
The shape of input is I=[batch-size,16,16,3] ,the shape of filter is F=[mapzise,mapsize,prev_units,num_units]. Let's consider the case I=[batch-size,16,16,3] and F=[1,1,3,256] for the convolution from input to first hidden layer:
1.What does mapsize mean,does it mean filter size?
2.The convolution of I and F really confused me. For example, the output after conv of I and F would be of shape [batch-size,16,16,256]. Does it mean the first hidden layer is  matrix of shape 16*16*256 rather than 1*256?
3.What is the purpose of discriminator model?
Thanks.


Hello Jyotsna,

Here is my feedback for your project 1. We are using the following scoring rubric for questions on the project:

Incomplete (0)
Does Not Meet Expectations (1)
Meets Expectations (2)
Exceeds Expectations (3)

And here are the scores for each question:

1) 3
2) 3
3) 1 (i think the position of the multiplied and where to break out of the loop is misplaced - check out the solution code for what it looks like. Also - apologies if the instructions were confusing at all on this one and if that is what caused it to be wrong.)
4) 2 (function is correct, but put the function call inside of the for-loop instead of outside so it is run on each iteration).
5) 3
6) 3
7) 3
8) 3
9a) 3
9b) 3
10) 3

Total 30/33

Outstanding job! I'm really happy you tried out the challenge/expert problems and successfully did them. You only had a couple of minor errors in the project, but you clearly have a firm grasp on python and are able to do some more advanced programming stuff like recursion as well. Impressive and keep up the good work!

Kiefer


por qué has quitado esta clase? ya no hace scroll por JS :'(


I like this addition to the README file.


Can't be overwriting keys in a hash like this. Last assignment wins I believe. So removing the first duplicates.


@Hoobie: I don't know how but we have to find a way xD without it this test does nothing ;)


"Text is a non-empty list of strings each ending in \n." Do your formatting actions in functions type_token_ratio, hapex_legomana, and average_word_length account for this specification? I only ask because it looks as if the punctuation list in clean_up function includes \n, so I would assume it's stripping those out. Maybe I'm interpreting that differently?


If instance variable is nil (no community data in DB) this 500's. Should be handled more gracefully


The line above is the exact same


you can also do `IsAura(SPELL_AURA_MOD_RATING)` :wink:


Simple website created using Sublime text


this should be `sum(dates) > 0`, will fix it in PR #497


@benoitsteiner The call to "sleep" in TensorDeviceCuda.h doesn't compile with MSVC. Could you modify it to conditionally call "Sleep()' instead, as you did in cxx11_tensor_notification.cpp? I apologize that I don't have Bugzilla access, so I'm contacting you this way instead of filing a bug. Thanks!


This directory doesn't seem to exist in this branch…


So much fun.


My thought today was to create a helper function (format_text) that formats the text according to that specification. That way instead of repeating a lot of format actions in those three functions, the first line can call the function and format the text that's being passed in appropriately.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/4300


Ele no meu nao crasha... aparecem uma carrada de prints mas não anapparece nada no get !.
O get não está a funcionar bem... Se faço get xcd ele na mensagem diz data: x
Nao percebi porque


- Addressing Ritesh's comment
- moving out code volume name generation code into dedicated util class


FYI, it never did seem to get there, so I now migrated the container to rocker/tidyverse. See NESCent/popgen-docker#14. This now [built successfully](https://hub.docker.com/r/hlapp/rpopgen/builds/bxblytkezthypyarlen4vcw/).


You've correctly updated the references to the models in all your controllers except this one.

App\Band will cause you problems.

Are these Crud controllers auto generated by Backpack? There's may be a config option that can be set so that it uses the correct namespace.


PHP files should end with a blank line


This is in a tight loop, need to sleep.


To dałeś mi zagwostkę, bo nie widzę jakiegoś prostego rozwiązania do tego :)


Looks like you need to fully qualify this model name


dasz radę


filePath


Hello Jim,

Here is my feedback for project 1. We are using this scoring rubric for the questions:

Incomplete (0)
Does Not Meet Expectations (1)
Meets Expectations (2)
Exceeds Expectations (3)

And here are the scores for the different questions:

1) 3
2) 3
3) 1 (goes through too many iterations - the issue is the checking for when to break with the values. check out the solutions for the way I did it, and sorry if the instructions were confusing.)
4) 1 (the mean and the median calculations are not returning the correct value)
5) 3
6) 3
7) 2 (function is correct but you are running it on smaller lists for some reason. testing?)
8) 3
9a) 2 (correct - but the code can definitely be condensed and have less tracking variables defined.)
9b) 0
10) 0

Total 21/33

Good work. Looks like you've got a good grasp of all the python concepts. Your errors seem to be mainly misreadings of the instructions or running the function on the wrong things, but at a conceptual level you're doing well. Just make sure to keep attention to detail and check the code for bugs/errors in the future.

Kiefer


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For a simpler event aggregator, you may want to take a look at  [Easy.MessageHub](https://github.com/NimaAra/Easy.MessageHub) or [EventAggregator](https://github.com/Caliburn-Micro/Caliburn.Micro/blob/master/src/Caliburn.Micro/EventAggregator.cs) in Caliburn Micro.


Something broke here, the Actor casts Surrender to Madness, Void Torrent and then dies.
Attached a .html file with the Bug.

[SimC_Report_html_s2mbug.zip](https://github.com/simulationcraft/simc/files/598723/SimC_Report_html_s2mbug.zip)


fast-forwarding riak_ts-develop to borshop-integration-1522-riak-2949-ts-merge-rec-encapsulation = d5b1807f


You probably want to do something like the following:
```java
CraftWorld world;
Horse entity = world.createEntity(...)

entity.setTamed(true);
// ...

world.addEntity(entity, CreatureSpawnEvent.SpawnReason.PLUGIN);
```


You don't need to set these protected variables. Laravel knows that table name will be bands because it if the plural of the model name. Likewise, the $primaryKey is already set to id.

These are already set in Model. Because Band extends Model, you only really need to set them if you want to override the conventions.

Setting them does no harm though.


Delete Semicolon here


thanks


Just add something to clarify the indexes like "sequentially from 1" or list them with the index.


" https://github.com/joe-watkins/top-people-to-follow-in-web-accessibility " > บัญชีทวิตเตอร์ต่างๆ </ > </ li >


Oh is that something you can do now? I thought even at the CraftBukkit level, creating and spawning were all in one go.. I may be misremembering.

I think  you're right, though, that looks like it would work perfectly.

I also just need to re-do brooms and get rid of the horse completely.

I was talking to Jay about maybe using vanilla gliding instead, I'm torn between wanting flying to feel more natural and how weird/goofy it looks for a player to be laying down on their broom :\


We could name it SchedulerImpl and keep the old naming standard


Does a middleware called admin exist?


sorry was being immature


Add your names in here


What is Grappling?

Grappling refers to techniques, maneuvers, and counters applied to an opponent in order to gain a physical advantage in hand-to-hand combat, such as improving relative position, escaping, submitting, or injury to the opponent.


runTask was a method defined on the Sequence Diagram so I put it on the interface. It is ubiquotuous to all implementations of Scheduler, so I think it should be here anyway.


ah yeps, noticed now the comment but i've already fixed thanks! :)


this should be about of DINER not its on object


I think this doesn't work right, because cloudbuild puts the image remotely to gcr.io/google_appengine/python, but the integration test uses the local Docker image "google/python"


I'm updating for 0.18 tomorrow


From the command line:

Run npm install to install the node dependencies.
Type nodemon to start the server.

The files are served on localhost:3000.


Ported to V2.0


Unless I missed some, I changed all of the integration tests Dockerfiles to use `FROM ${IMAGE_NAME}`, and then all Makefiles do `envsubst < Dockerfile.in > Dockerfile` before calling `docker build`. So then the Dockerfile will inherit from the image that just got built, since cloudbuild will push that to `${IMAGE_NAME}`.


generated `env.sh` with `gear_write_env_file`:
```
function gear__name() {
  jq <manifest.json '.name' -r
}

function gear_write_env_file() {
  ENV_FILE='env.sh'
  echo "# This file was automatically generated by gear_write_env_file on $(date)." > $ENV_FILE
  echo '# Do not edit. Changes will be overwritten.' >> $ENV_FILE
  docker inspect -f "{{ json .Config.Env }}" $(gear__name) | \
    jq '.[]' | \
    while read envline
    do
      echo "export $envline" >> $ENV_FILE
    done
}
```


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Git Projekt](https://trello.com/c/Ls492hsF/1-git-projekt)


Created multidev environment for test 58: [ci-58](http://ci-58-ci-example-d8-composer.pantheonsite.io/) in site [ci-example-d8-composer](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/c401fd14-f745-4e51-9af2-f30b45146a0c#ci-58).


For some reason this no longer works for us with userdebug builds, setting the target to point to userdebug instead of user doesn't work either.


Added homework2


@jay Thanks for the pointer and sorry for the mistake, I will keep more attention to it in the future!


@jlindop @manstis Hey guys, cannot understand this, the change was to add this, isn't it????? So it's all client side, has to be provided! This is broking the distributions as those classes are on the server classpath... Anyway, I'm going to create a PR for adding the provided here right now. Will let you know. Tnanks!


The following detects exactly the 3 opponent pawns as intended.
And since this it used only when we have an apex (which can only happen on file b to g)
there is no need for more file checking.

`surrounded = (theirPawns & (s + Up)) && (theirPawns & (s + EAST)) && (theirPawns & (s + WEST));`


`"continent"` can be a string or array ([ref](https://github.com/diacritics/database/tree/master/spec#metadatacontinent))... I'm not sure how to modify this schema file to fix that.


帝国cms 整合包目前只有一个赞  后续更新


HybridVentilationEnhancement (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1197 of 1197 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-36.14%25-green.svg)


closes #15


Here's that file I forgot to commit


只有这个是 前面三个都不对


Also, the either the mapping `base` OR `decompose` is required ([ref](https://github.com/diacritics/database/tree/master/spec#datacharactermapping)). If I leave one out, I get a schema error.


Great work, Pedro! Let me know if you have any questions :)

More Tasty Dataset
- You can create a unique id column in the inspections and violations datasets pre-merge, which you can then use to get unique counts post-merge.
  - ex: inspections['inspection_id']=inspections.index
- If you do this, you could do something like this for question #2:
  - df.groupby('name').inspections_id.nunique().nlargest(10)
- #4 - Just pinged you via Slack :)
- #6 - Whenever you do a groupby and count combined, you can always just replace with .value_counts()
  - ex: restaurant_scores[restaurant_scores.type == 'New Ownership'].risk_category.value_counts(normalize=True)
  - normalize=True parameter gives you the distribution of observations

More Morbid Dataset
- #2 - Not sure if you're just practicing lambda functions - you can also just use killings.isnull().sum()
- #5 - You can use .value_counts() here :)
- #7 - You can display a percent by saving this in a variable and formatting like so:
  - a = len(killings[killings.armed == 'No'])*100/len(killings)
  - print "{0:.0f}%".format(a)
- #8-9 - Again, you can use .value_counts() here (it does the grouping, counting and sorting for you!)
- #11 - You don't need to groupby for this one, you can just plot a histogram of age:
  - killings.age.hist(by=killings.race, figsize = (12,8), sharex = True, sharey = True)

Less Morbid Dataset
- #4 - If you "select" the Major column as well, you can add labels on your x-axis with an additional parameter in the .plot() method, like so:
  - majors.sort_values(by='Median', ascending=False)[['Major','Median']].head(10).plot(kind='bar', x='Major', title='killings per month')


Ah, transferring _to_ inactive players, okay.


Hello Serkan, I have an extension using the [vsts extension project templates for visual studio ](https://github.com/jgarverick/vsts-ext-proj-templates) that got a lot of build errors after this update. All the erros are in vss.d.ts file:

vss.d.ts(21866,29): error TS1005: Build: '=' expected.
vss.d.ts(21874,21): error TS1005: Build: '=' expected.
vss.d.ts(21874,30): error TS1005: Build: ';' expected.
vss.d.ts(21875,21): error TS1005: Build: '=' expected.
vss.d.ts(21875,41): error TS1005: Build: ';' expected.
vss.d.ts(21876,29): error TS1005: Build: '=' expected.
vss.d.ts(29398,21): error TS1005: Build: '=' expected.
vss.d.ts(29398,45): error TS1005: Build: ';' expected.

Any idea of what might be causing this errors?

Thanks for the attention.


I still don't understand the problem with the duplicated wvls.
This is why I thought we could go from jump_corr to class spectra. I agree, we could get rid of read_spectra to avoid confusion (jump_corr reads spectra, too). Working with jump corrected spectra only would be o.k. for me (for the moment), I can't think why one would like to use spectra including the jump.

Not sure what I learned about the duplicated wvl, but maybe this makes some sense to you:

Seems like as soon as we have an ID column as.numeric(wls) will introduce NA's for the duplicates because of the .1  notation (wvl= 1005.5.1). Without the ID column duplicates seem to be o.k:

### duplicates o.k.
> spec <- read_spec("./inst/extdata/Acer_example/", read = T, filename = F)
> names(spec)[505:525]
 [1] "1003.2" "1004.4" "1005.5" "1006.7" "1007.8" "1009"   "1010.1" "1011.3"
 [9] "971.5"  "975.3"  "979.1"  "982.9"  "986.6"  "990.4"  "994.2"  "998"
[17] "1001.8" "1005.5" "1009.3" "1013.1" "1016.9"

### with ID column
spec <- read_spec("./inst/extdata/Acer_example/", read = T, filename = T)
names(spec[,-1])[505:525]  ### ID excluded, but still "1005.5.1"
 [1] "1003.2"   "1004.4"   "1005.5"   "1006.7"   "1007.8"   "1009"
 [7] "1010.1"   "1011.3"   "971.5"    "975.3"    "979.1"    "982.9"
[13] "986.6"    "990.4"    "994.2"    "998"      "1001.8"   "1005.5.1"
[19] "1009.3"   "1013.1"   "1016.9"

...but, as.spectra doesn't like spec without ID's either:

spec <- read_spec("./inst/extdata/Acer_example/", read = T, filename = F)
> spec <- as.spectra(spec)
Error in i_wavelengths(wavelengths) :
  Wavelength cannot be converted to numeric: NA    ### here I thought the error would tell me "duplicated"


On Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, and Windows Vista, %APPDATA% takes you to: "C:\Users\ <user name>\AppData\Roaming" see: https://www.microsoft.com/security/portal/mmpc/shared/variables.aspx


FuelCell (brianlball) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (2199 of 2505 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Goooood)


@fchollet Are you sure about this try block?


Yes, I am interested.
How can I include it into the repo?


@BitJam Must be 'Kazakh'


Here is a file you can test it on: https://gist.github.com/Mottie/bbe593607eb0e97f3ac3de562d0a40cf


is this part still necessary?


are you also missing a file that says what files the package installed? or does dh_auto_install take care of that?