For BFS and BC (on non-weighted graph), we consider the visited edges to be the same as Gunrock. For BC this is accurate since we are using the same algorithm. For BFS, In Gunrock we use the same edge expansion count for both push-based and pull-based traversal, and I noticed that the only other BFS implementation which also uses push-based and pull-based traversal, Enterprise, (they call it top-down and bottom-up) also just simply accumulate the sum of neighbor list sizes for each node in the current level of frontier as traversed edges, while actually due to early exit, the actual visited edges number could be smaller (if we consider visiting an edge as the following process: visiting the destination node ID stored in column_indices array, and then call Cond and.or Apply functor for that edge). No good way to accurately count this on GPU without hurting the performance I guess.
But I agree for CPU-based algorithm, you can actually accumulate the traversed edge number accurately. So I'd say send Julian an email asking 1) is there a command line option to let us output this number 2) is there a quick way for us to modify the code to get this number? (I assume it should be adding some code here:
https://github.com/jshun/ligra/blob/master/ligra/vertex.h#L9 if we break in line 19, then accumulate a smaller number than the actual neighbor list size)
@sgpyc Am I accurate regarding our current way of accumulating number of edge traversed?


just a test page :-)


Looking forward to this making it to a PR back into the main CasparCG Server trunk?


I think you would use icon instead of Icons.getIconByIndex(0).


Added spacing


Changed the content title


Spelling error


Added more details


changed content title


Added the third project and links!


Updated pictures to reflect projects


Just improved code based on comments :) (See #5888)


no longer using this photo


replaced with more appropriate image


no longer needed, was a placeholder image


updated with photo of project


File should have never been committed.


Obviously better if Ligra computes its own MTEPS, but it would be straightforward in the plotting script to use Gunrock's visited edge count to compute Ligra's MTEPS. @neoblizz please do ask Julian.


added files to the image folder


Forgot to pull/update repo locally before committing...


Added project information and links


@nilsteampassnet: You might want to see about removing this commit permanently, as the SQL dump contains your email/password for the SMTP server @ 1and1, along with a lot of other personal info.


wrong tag. should be #87


Hmm, how do you mock enums with mockito?


Spelling error!


Thanks for the release! I already updated generator-jhipster to use it!


post active link to game


I hope i did it properly:
disk@wild-thing:~> psd preview
2
2
 Error: dup profile for firefox detected. See psd manpage, correct, and try again.
 Must have unique last directories in /home/disk/.mozilla/firefox/profiles.ini to use psd.
disk@wild-thing:~>


spelling error


create bulleted points


add spacing


change the style of markup


@tkoeppe: I'll keep it as [Note:] for now, and we can either open an editorial issue or you can just go off and fix all the [Note:]s that you think should be _Notes:_ - how's that?


change position of the nav bar to absolute so it doesn't block the viewport


why continuing support only in GNU/Linux?


Hm, what I had before this CL. When I was reproducing the known bug, I didn't have a symbolized function name + file name + line number for the top stack frame. It looked like:

```
    #0 0x4f1ace in /home/mmoroz/projects/libfuzzer-workshop/lessons/06/c-ares/c_ares_fuzzer+0x31337
    <...>
```

Then, I looked at [this example](https://github.com/google/fuzzer-test-suite/tree/master/c-ares-CVE-2016-5180) and noticed that empty `CFLAGS=` value is being used for `make` command: [line 8](https://github.com/google/fuzzer-test-suite/blob/master/c-ares-CVE-2016-5180/build.sh#L8).

Then I did the same. Reproduced the crash again, got the correct stacktrace and landed this CL:

```
    #0 0x4f1ace in ares_create_query /home/mmoroz/projects/libfuzzer-workshop/lessons/06/c-ares/ares_create_query.c:196:3
    <...>
```


can we make this a sha256?


add id to each nav bar item so they can be "jumped to" when clicking the links


A constant value is better practice than a macro, also type safety.


testing out the fixed position of the nav bar


grammar error


Add new API Key


Помогите, пожалуйста, разобраться, почему
`SquareMatrix X = A + B;`
работает, а вариант
```
SquareMatrix X;
X = A + B;
```
не работает?


put the key in the correct spot


Interesting! I'll try to reproduce the known bug with a vulnerable revision to see if the issue I described in 398afbf passed away.


Add new Key


unsure of key code


API must be secure


Μια χαρα το χεις κανει ρε ! αν κανεις ενα ξε-zoom θα δεις πως απλα επαναλαμβανεται η εικονα background που εχεις βαλει, απλα ειναι ελαχιστα πιο μικρη η εικονα αν εχεις οθονη 1920x1080 και τον browser σε fullscreen , οποτε εισαι οκ! απλα κανε την εικονα λιγο μεγαλυτερη η βρες μια αλλη :P
[Δες εδω τι εννοω](http://imgur.com/a/hzkDy)


А также почему не работает
`std::cout << "A + B =\n" << A + B;`


added new projects


add working project photos


insert correct link


add a view button with the website for each project


This parameter failed for me until I put the hex color in quotes:
    --package-background-color "#eaedf1"


I'm guessing removing this line was an accident seeing the removal of this prevented any `Character` from taking damage.

I patched it up with commit e391fde83a143155560bb6b0ed68593c4cbf7959


Good question. You can't do that in this case.
[Possible solutions](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38224517/mock-an-enum-using-mockito-in-java)

I think in this case you only should change the assertions to check the enum, not the enum.getIndex(). ;)


Dood. Nice.


error message


Very helpful as intended


i'm not sure that you need this in gem
you should move this test class to `spec/fixtures/test_controller.rb` and include it in `spec/spec_helper.rb`


moreover i don't see any usage of this classes in tests


This is a bug. The `rfm95wReset` is only inluded in the .h file if the preprocessor directive `RFM95_RESET_CONNECTED` is available..


This check already happens in the jwt token validation layer


no.


You already have the current user


Use relationships


No problem with the array, it's more the empty class that confuses me.
It returns exactly a 130bytes-long  string !
We can of course just check that is just does not raise an exception if that is the behaviour we want!


For labels, yes...

![ib-on-label](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4196051/20542307/e9373876-b0b5-11e6-86f8-a8b05cc25c7e.png)


it's not graceful but it works!


Installing emh
"F:/R-3.3.2/bin/x64/R" --no-site-file --no-environ --no-save  \
  --no-restore --quiet CMD INSTALL  \
  "C:/Users/Stel/AppData/Local/Temp/RtmpMv4Y7c/devtools223c13c71082/StuartGordonReid-emh-35dd7fd"  \
  --library="F:/R-3.3.2/library" --install-tests

* installing *source* package 'emh' ...
** libs

*** arch - i386
make: Nothing to be done for `all'.
installing to F:/R-3.3.2/library/emh/libs/i386

*** arch - x64
make: Nothing to be done for `all'.
installing to F:/R-3.3.2/library/emh/libs/x64
** R
** preparing package for lazy loading
** help
*** installing help indices
** building package indices
** testing if installed package can be loaded
*** arch - i386
Error in inDL(x, as.logical(local), as.logical(now), ...) :
  unable to load shared object 'F:/R-3.3.2/library/emh/libs/i386/emh.dll':
  LoadLibrary failure:  %1 is not a valid Win32 application.

Error: loading failed
Execution halted
*** arch - x64
ERROR: loading failed for 'i386'
* removing 'F:/R-3.3.2/library/emh'
Error: Command failed (1)


The previous "no." was referred to the syntax, don't use expressions to invoke stuff, it is not clear.
Apart from that, this is not the same as the code you are replacing, it only handles enabling while the original code handles both enabling and disabling.


user appends we have used in the accounts adapter


A mim já ninguém chama gay ahah


Change to realease_date


Yes I've changed it to 256. Also I compute the hash before resizing the pics for Google API so we won't generate the same hash from the downloaded files on disk if we need to later. I can compute it after resizing them but then if we want to match hashes with originals we can't. I'm not sure what the plan is for the hashes so I can change it if necessary.


oh and trying to handle moving gifs too


You probably need to use this https://wiki.greasespot.net/GM_addStyle to make it work inside of Grease Monkey.


also updated it so i'm hashing the file itself instead of the filename as i was doing.


We can make this release month ..because we might not know the exact date


There's an official client now for Windows and macOS.

I was using elementary OS and thought I could contribute by fixing notifications, but the problem was beyond Whatsie.


It's Ok if all is correct , it's only impossible for me to review it ;-) as i didn't understand it w/o your explanation.


Did you measure the performance impact of this? Why do threads not halt anymore after finishing subtasks (the commit message only says they don't but not why)?


Aceptado


You already do the current user check and get the current user.


in jwt validator


HybridVentilationEnhancement (lgu1234) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2339 of 2339 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Don't forget to comment!


That looks like a pretty ugly hack. Looks like something which should have a TODO: cleanup


looool x)


Hey, look. It was a bad debug message. So sue me.


Oh shoot good catch

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Do not directly put user id in this.User relationships


You can user relationships  for supported vehicles as well


Sorry, I was looking at `ReactActivity`. Wrong class.


I don't like this much, why don't we add a new Backbone view to handle this stuff? We can "mount" it on the existing DOM.


for h'wat


Natürlich! Ich freue mich, dass Du den Text gelesen hast und Dir die Mühe gemacht hast.
Da sind mir ja eine Menge Fehler unterlaufen... Habe noch einen weiteren entdeckt^^


@SharkFinPro It can't be both. Being high doesn't change your mental state, nor make you dumb.

It'll probably make your reactions slower than normal 😂


You don't need supported vehicle id and user id


Oh I see. The problem in the official client is that they've not implemented the tray icon when the application closes. That's why I switched back to Whatsie. I was hoping that someone would continue Aluxian's amazing work. Good luck in your project and thanks for the reply.


I have completed the code review.. please do the above mentioned changes


Guess it depends on the strand aswell. I only use hybrids :)


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markdown changes


missing parameter?


@JoelMarcey no worries! So @jeveloper, to answer your question, these methods have been renamed to include `Host`


Fixes:
color phase issue
9-card-hand bug
Flips card over into discard pile after dealing hands

On the way:
Lay down larger piles than phase requires
Drag+drop for draw+discard


do we want a special interface here just to mark things which can be reduced in a tree way?


Oops, really for this commit we care about line 37 and 325.  the rest is just adding the curly brackets around the r and c.


What is the reason to have the ability to skip?


test


We can remove this. It is already stated in the previous lines.


Congrats! :-) Little angular maybe?


Nice bot, but where's the instructions and is it using a working Yowsup Library?


This commit is working on #312, not #372.


I think you meant `app.module.js`? (there is a comma instead of a period.)


I don't think a double space is *ever* in style, mostly because TeX is whitespace-insensitive. There's a question of whether commands need to be followed by an explicit space (`\cv\ ` vs `\cv`), but the number of whitespaces doesn't affect that. (The `\returns` macro ends in `\xspace`, making explicit whitespace unnecessary.)


Yes, we can resolve that editorially later, thanks.


@tuomount
In my opinion you can use enums as enumeration type without any logic.
The problem is that when enum contains logic like this (getIndex()).
Tomorrow I'll look for a good solution to mock them when it is not a simple enum.


Introduction


Good job :zap:


Thanks so much for your work


Is this a static group being set? is this part of part of the expected workflow (i.e. drop in the group id name and run the script)


I've updated the resource file on transifex :


mail-list


@michbarsinai these changes to from `builtinUser` to `userDisplayInfo` are introducing a bug whereby bean validation is not enforced for:

- first name
- last name
- email address
- other fields?

To test this, edit a local account and try blanking out the fields above or using a fake email address.


Vimal, I don't think this is very ideal, because it delays the appearance of the error until all jobs are finished.
I know there is a way to invoke a sub-process while joining the stdout/stderr to the stdout/stderr of the parent process.


this wrapper div include to 'app-mail' component


That sounds reasonable and is a good approach.


return 'row border-buttom' div from app-header  to here


Даже readme без мамки написать не можешь


Again the commit message doesn't say why you moved the handling of the indices. It should be commented who is allowed to call this, so that it is possible to reason about why this is thread safe.


i thought we can populate that list with the various groups we want, then schedule it to run daily/weekly and it will continuously add new pis to the db as long as we want. It can get the groups from anywhere they're listed basically. I included one for now but will add the others too.


Hi, this fails in the patch phase when patching configure.in (patch-python.diff), which has been renamed to configure.ac in vim 8.0.0082.

I just opened a pull request addressing this issue.


I like that


Hello. Would you mind submitting a pull request for this change?


Nice

Looks good


that might be better as subtask->run()


You should at least cap the al_count to, for example, 8 for each bucket.


I also disagree with this commit. This punishes missclicks and makes the game less user friendly. Also official Konami games have allowed this afaik.

@Chen-ygopro What you are doing [here](https://github.com/YGOPro-International/ygopro-core/commit/ee13e7cdb4eaba3c1a8b206ee29808155afe2842) is what shadowfox87 is suggesting.
> respect is a two way street and telling us to change our tone is pointless

Give me a break. The most disrespectful one here is you. Calling someone dumb and stupid is uncalled for.


missing comment what the set is suppose to be for


You might want to cache that build, if we don't have a better solution for a maven repo.


É a Index.php professora, o Work space correto é o trabalhotecweb e não o gustavohps


typo?


If all goes well, I will be able to build a master proforma that can evaluate thousands of development options for thousands of properties.


SZVAV-Control-for-other-equipment (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2379 of 2379 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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proba


Correction : This was Chapter 4 integration, meaning that all chapters 1 to 5 are now done in their primary stage.


You removed the explanation what it maps.


install/ubuntu/16.04/templates/web/php5-fpm/socket.tpl

Please replace listen.owner = www-data with +listen.owner = %user%


@niksok What do you think of this idea?


SZVAV-Control-for-other-equipment (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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So does this destroy the possibility to run with the default schedule without any assignment before?


why dont u use `--rm`?

See https://github.com/lkwg82/strip-docker-image/commit/2fc08f3bc80185950e034ae097081545579cedb4


Good to go.


git rm this file


Looks good


ros cpp google indentation


some comment what the example is suppose to show would be useful


ypo/spelling fixes:

/usr/local/vesta/bin/v-add-user-notification admin "File Manager" "Browse, copy, edit, view, and retrieve all your web domain files using a fully featured File Manager. Plugin is avaliable for purchase." 'filemanager'
+/usr/local/vesta/bin/v-add-user-notification admin "Chroot SFTP" "If you want to have SFTP accounts that will be used only to transfer files (and not to SSH), you can  purchase and enable SFTP Chroot"
 +/usr/local/vesta/bin/v-add-user-notification admin "Free SSL Certificates" "Lets Encrypt is a free, automated, open Certificate Authority. Find out more at  letsencrypt.org"
 +/usr/local/vesta/bin/v-add-user-notification admin "Keyboard Control" "You can use the keyboard to perform many of the actions you perform with the mouse, such as navigating to, or selecting menus, and items"
 +/usr/local/vesta/bin/v-add-user-notification admin "Release 0.9.8-17" "Notable in this release is the improved server tab. You can now edit service configs, php.ini and so on. We have added nice mail helpers and fixed dozen bugs. For more information please read release notes"


needed?


Dear Zhenhui,

I went through the maven dependencies and also checked the crawljax package. I’ve added some missing dependencies and included the newest crawljax package. After compiling the biofuzz plugin as described in the previous emails), You could go through the following steps:

0) Creation of the BioFuzz working dir with mkdir `/tmp/biofuzz` (all the required files (including main.log) will be automatically created within this directory).

1) Installation of webchess (one of the test subjects) on your local system (can be downloaded from [](https://sourceforge.net/projects/webchess/)). It requires a mysql db as well as an apache (+PHP) web server. I would recommend to install BioFuzz and the web applications under test on the same system (explained in step 3).

2) Configuration of BioFuzz. I would first download geckodriver which is a web browser automation driver. You could get the latest version from here ([](https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/releases)). Afterwards, you could run the `TestBioFuzzContentHandler` JUnit test case. Unfortunately, the location of the geckodriver has to be set manually—In TestBioFuzzContentHandler, you could change the line  `System.setProperty("webdriver.gecko.driver”, <path to geckodriver>);`  to point to the appropriate location. Furthermore, you might want to adjust the URL for the web application under test for `BioFuzzBrowserMgr bmgr = new BioFuzzBrowserMgr(<your webchess url here>, proxy)` and for `BioFuzzFieldInput i0 = new BioFuzzFieldInput(BioFuzzAction.GO_TO_URL, <your webchess url here>);`. Afterwards, you should be able to execute `TestBioFuzzContentHandler`. The test case will automatically authenticate a user webchess with his password webchess.

3) Database logging setup. For BioFuzz, it is important to have access to the queries that are exchanged in between the web application an the DBMS. For my master’s thesis, I changed the php_mysql module such that it wrote every db-statement to /tmp/biofuzz/main.log. I think I did an apt-get source php5_mysql to get the sources on my Ubuntu system, back then. Actually, you could add a simple C-fragment to ([](https://github.com/php/pecl-database-mysql/blob/master/php_mysql.c), function php_mysql_do_query)  that writes every query right into /tmp/biofuzz/main.log). Hence, if you realise the inter process communication by means of a simple file, it would be easier to run BioFuzz and the web application under test on the same system. However, you could also use a DB proxy — the only thing that matters for BioFuzz is that it can read all the db-statements from the /tmp/biofuzz/main.log.

After that, you could run [](https://github.com/julianthome/biofuzz/blob/master/src/main/java/com/crawljax/plugins/biofuzz/studies/BioFuzzWebchess.java).

I must admit that the test-cases that I’ve added are not very useful because they assume that the web systems under tests are available. However, I hope the description helps a bit. Whenever you encounter a problem, please let me know :-)

Best wishes and kind regards,
  Julian


#alnafisah.me


It still does dynamic memory allocation. Just not after the object is created.


# alnafisah.me


After installing this module, I received error: ```Class 'Mage_Emailtester_Helper_Data' not found ``` until I changed ```module="emailtester"``` to ```module="newrelic"```


why would you store one in deque and one in vector? At least comment it.


Looks good!

Thanks!


I've also changed the logic! O.o


Hello World Peter here and ready to learn


Yes. Should have been "It should be in the 'bin' subdirectory...".
Feel free to submit a patch.


Mira el contenido de los condicionales, se repite lo mismo. Deberías hacer una función para eso y le pasas los parámetros. El programa corre mas rápido, el código se ve más limpio y tienes menos líneas.


Miluju tě, kočičko moje.


@unga checking that no exception is raised is fine. This was the case implicitly in the original PR


Force pushing a public master branch would cause more issues than it would fix.


Derek Schrock wrote:

> > > Can this be reverted to not set mouse=a?  This seems a bit drastic of
> > > change for a default setting.  For users without a .vimrc (root, new
> > > users, non-vim users) I think this causes more problems than it solves
> > > for purely ssh environments.  I mainly use the native OS'
> > > (sshing-from) clipboard/select.  With this set you're forced to have a
> > > ~/.vimrc mainly root.
> >
> > What problems?
>
> In an ssh env I find that when I use vim via sudo I'll lose native
> selection since the norm (for me at least) is root without a .vimrc.

How is that a problem?  When using Visual mode the selection should also
be made available.  Is this Vim compiled without X11 support?

> So now with mouse=a in defaults I need to make sure root either unsets
> mouse via set mouse= or an empty ~/.vimrc.
>
> I've since figured out shift-click disables so that's a possible work
> around for me.

Right, using shift is the way to switch to have the terminal emulator
handle the mouse.

> But for this feature to exist before it was set in defaults it seems the
> only people that benefit would be people that don't have .vimrc files or
> non-vim users.  Once they have ~/.vimrc chances are they'll lose mouse
> functionality since they didn't know mouse= needs set.
>
> So I think mouse should be something people opt in to not something
> that's enabled by default for terminal/ssh sessions.

Without enabling the mouse you can't position the cursor or use the
scrollwheel in Vim.  Since for the selection you can make it work with
the shift key, I still think that setting the 'mouse' option by default
is the best choice.

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village generation, it was suppposed to be


Questions


from the good parts of python:  https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0020


HybridVentilationEnhancement (lgu1234) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2345 of 2345 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I think having two queues and checking for both is a bad idea. Instead I suggest that both is in the same queue. I don't think we require fully unassigned tasks. All Berk wants is that not every single loop is assigned individually. When a task is assigned to a number of threads, the function can be queued into the one thread, and a place holder to execute n-loops can be queued into all other threads. That way you don't need a 2nd queue. Because the 1 queue knows when to execute the n-loops.


Thanks everyone for response.

@abhijitnukalapati  Isn't this a major breaking change?


I'm not convinced we need priority. Why not simply execute the next task in the queue rather the next high priority task?


If we don't have --inconclusive, the loops runs empty (always hits the continue), right? (and I don't see any floatToIntegerOverflowError calls from outer for-loops)
Shouldn't the ! _setting->inconclusive check be at the beginning of the function then?

I am slightly confused anyway, since the inconclusive trait is not mentioned in the final output message in the tests you added.


@haggaie don't you need some kind of dependency on ofa_kernel here ?

The problem we are seeing on Ubuntu is that after a kernel upgrade + MLNX OFED upgrade, DKMS could try to build nv_peer_mem before ofa_kernel, so /var/lib/dkms/mlnx-ofed-kernel/3.4/build/Module.symvers file is not present yet.


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How many recordings do you have? I would never have thought this code block could take that long to execute.


What's the performance impact of those two (this and next line) if statements? Adding complexity without proofing that it is required and without showing that it doesn't effect performance makes me uneasy. I suspect that optimizing it later (if needed) is much more work than not adding it until proven to be OK.


No need to check the protocol here, we've never supported servers this old AFAIK (3.2 used to be the oldest and that was probably HTSP 10 or something).

I would also drop the fallback code, the server should be assumed to be the single source of truth.


these 4 lines probably should be a function


@nofearnohappy  why when I aplly this commit to my mt6582 touch is only working when I boot the device and then when I put the screen off it stops working...
Any idea?


This is all getting more complicated making it much harder to reason about. This means we need much better comments why things are thread safe. In this case who accesses finished when from where (comment might better go where finished is declared).


Closes #6.


I think it's better as part of openssl's extconf.rb, there is an existing mechanism to find libraries.


What I meant was that you should wrap all the MID tests in their own suite within the "Managed identifiers model tests" suite. Both tests and suites can be nested within one another.


again some explanation of what the example is suppose to show/test would be great.


this hardcoded (and others too, sure) value seems to be merged by mistake?


這一行應該是 3 喔


You have not addressed the case where `msg.value` is odd. Example: what happens if `msg.value == 1`?


I am curious, what is the following doing:
	if (tb[TCA_CAKE_OVERHEAD]) {
		if (tb[TCA_CAKE_ETHERNET])
			q->rate_overhead = -(nla_get_s32(tb[TCA_CAKE_ETHERNET]));
		else
			q->rate_overhead = -(qdisc_dev(sch)->hard_header_len);
		q->rate_overhead += nla_get_s32(tb[TCA_CAKE_OVERHEAD]);
	}

how is the else term ever evalated (real question, I am not too firm in C, so this might all be good, but the nested if( tb[TCA_CAKE_OVERHEAD]) conditionals make me believe we can never reach the else clause...)


using "magic numbers" is not so good for SDK


wtf?


Humm... This has consequences in other places. For example, the expression "var2 of System is not var3 of System" used to parse such that the negation was of the PropOfSubject but now parses such that the property is negated (two images attached). The desire I think is that "is not" gets interpreted as if it were a single binary op or, as it was, the right side of the binary "is" is negated while still allowing that a value (e.g., "Red") can also be negated. Impossible??
![new](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1186278/20544504/6f1760fc-b0d8-11e6-9315-4dd8081f6620.JPG)
![old](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1186278/20544538/873eb64e-b0d8-11e6-9518-c60918fac8fc.JPG)


Ho aggiornato le fixtures degli eventi fino a febbraio compreso. Fate `make reset-db` per aggiornare il database.


You should make sure `_userA` and `_userB` are `!= 0`.
Look at what happened to people who did not check: https://etherscan.io/address/0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000


Thank you for this. I was going nuts today... :grinning:


Alone like this, `uint _value` could be misleading. Is it the value sent to each, or the aggregate value sent?


如果你是用 Commandline (Node.js) 執行 mocha 的話，
這邊應該要加上 export default


Convention is usually to call this `destroy()` or `kill()`.


lat & lon are to be checked against null and 0. Both cases are to be treated like "tracking currently unavailable"


I was under the impression that msg.value would be in wie, since thats what im sending from the client. I have the whole `web3.toWei(1, 'ether')` would give me 1000000000. Therefore an odd number would simply be half of that.


Machine Learning


pierwszy komentarz dodany z code review dla danej linijki


pay attention: unavailable for states PU0000 and PU0007


drugi komentarz dodany z code review dla danej linijki


/op/?


drugi/trzeci(bo nie wiem czy mi sie zapisal) komentarz dodany z code review dla danej linijki


dopiero sie zaktualizowalo wiec juz byly 3 komentarze, a to jest czwarty : )


ssh keys?


i tutaj tez bylem : ) 5


ale ladna petla : ) 6


Hi @superzadeh ,

You've probably forgot to `git add` the `mednafen.sh` script.

Thanks for this script and have a nice day,

Alex


its what was send to each person. But yes, I understand how it is misleading.


jakas biblioteka z dziwna nazwa : ) 7


dodajemy funkcje na ciagach znakow : ) 8


cos czerwono tutaj :< 9


a tutaj dodam jeszcze jeden komentarz : ) 10


it is a read only permission, so it should be no problem to commit in git


was that your question? :


pierwszy z komentarzy do jednego commitu : )


drugi komentarz do calego commitu : )


# NOTE: DOES NOT BUILD


Ah right, sorry, I misread the diff.

btw I think we also need to call [_audioService release].


SZVAV-Control-for-other-equipment (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1197 of 1197 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Ty


this is the fix for [OPS-242](https://stjosephcontent.atlassian.net/browse/OPS-242). Everything else is cosmetic.


Works for me!


well, it gets overwritten in the woof process unless you remove
|getcurpos| .. i did. yeah i think putting small binary puppy apps in
woof-arch or in a single package or a proper group is a good idea..


It's not correct, btw.


nb


Oops, I accidentally disabled cave gen


why? for checking we need all these fields, as far as I can see


Also interested in that change -- we're even using the `Miss` from #4026 to keep a large component tree from unmounting.


not yet tested


I mean this particular line, see `Default` instance is `GodTossing.Storage.Storage`, it should be initialized with `genesisVssCertificates`.


Ignore the following change.  I was temporarily moving objects to make debugging easier.  They have been moved back.


I know there is a prettier way to format this correctly...
Will look into it again later today.


Need to change start_host.sh to put the CFAM/FSI slave into async mode prior to starting the SBE. Else the SBE will not get clocks and fail to start.

putcfam pu 0900 31 1 1 -ib


I'll simplify the code. I can pretty much drop most of the stuff in here.


I guess we can either capture or re-direct the stdout/stderr. If we do not capture it, then the output will directly go to the stdout/stderr of the parent process. But we are using stdout=PIPE to capture the output. An intermediate solution is to poll the jobs repeatedly to check if there are errors. This can be handled using the background_process_handler that polls, every 10s or so. @vijayaditya may have some opinion.


Move to a separate file


I think it's best to have the stderr/stdout go to parent process, and have
monitoring for errors be a completely separate thing.  We never parse the
stderr/stdout or check it, we never do anything other than echo it.  So why
go to all the trouble of capturing it, if all we want to do is echo it to
the output?

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> capture it, then the output will directly go to the stdout/stderr of the
> parent process. But we are using stdout=PIPE to capture the output. An
> intermediate solution is to poll the jobs repeatedly to check if there are
> errors. This can be handled using the background_process_handler that
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I've never had the Settings app force close. The people I've seen have it happen because of outdated themes.


Here okay, but in larger methods refer to instance variables using this.* to distinguish them from local variables


I remove to use 'getAnimation( name ).timeScale'. This `timeScale` shared with the animation


Why so huge indentation?


> Are we sure the ! isn't bitwise complement?

Yes, we do, because we're C programmers, and know that, in C, `~` is bitwise complement and `!` is "not", as in "any non-zero arguments evaluate to 0 and 0 evaluates to 1".


Sorry, I didn't mean for you edit /usr/bin/psd, just run the code.  In either case, the value of 2 was returned indicating that your bash is doing the expansion properly it seems.  The error is expected.  Post your profiles.ini here.


Breaking this in 2 lines instead of 3 should be enough


Hi, I have been stuck with no wifi and have not been able to do events in games due to my wifi connectivity. I REALLY NEED YOUR HELP I HAVE SEEN WHAT YOU CAN DO SO PLEASE HELP ME. My Inquiry Number is 1218687595. My email is Seawing101@gmail.com


Hej, porozmawiamy : )?


No need to break here


Hyperref almost always should be the last package to load :)


Indent


Bo wiesz... mamy za zadanie porozmawiac w komentarzach... wiec pisze : )


All fields should be private


Make your mind up


Collaborator:
A review for this commit was created. [Link to review](http://dev.visitry.org/ui#review:id=130)


Witam wszystkich na moim repozytorium


W razie jakby nikt nie mial ochoty ze mna porozmawiac... to porozmawiam sam ze soba ! :+1:


Du meinst THOMAS-Sharp.sln oder? :P


please help me


I think Vijay's idea is that it is possible that recognize the kind of errors by looking at the output log. For e.g., some disk access issue. Then that particular job can be re-run automatically. If we do not capture the output at the lower level, then we won't be able to do such a thing. A better solution would be to capture the output at the lower level and at a higher-level, it can be printed out or parsed. For now, it is being printed out.


Nie zeby czesto mi sie to zdarzalo ale ... no zdarza się


Rewrite. There should be 2 if blocks (currency), inside which there should be 2 other if blocks (amount). This way the logic will be more clear


W razie jakby nikt nie odpisal to do widzenia i dobranoc :100:


Why do you call super() here?


Not a huge number, 1500-2000 I guess, I never delete the actual DVR entries, just the associated recordings. And it's checking through this list (linear search) for each of 20K+ EPG entries.

On an x86 I doubt you'd even notice. But on the pi, the loading is pretty slow, as I said in my commits, the original (my) code was around 40s, the find_if() version nearly doubles that to 70s+. So that's about an extra 1.4ms per entry, or 1us per entry in the DVR list per EPG entry (assuming that 99.99% of the time it'll find nothing and have to iterate the entire list).

This is why I hate the STL, it's got some awful code in it and it's all too easy to use it without realising the cost. When you're on a 2-3GHz x86 CPU and dealing with this amount of data you rarely notice the problems.

The code here (either with the extra lookup or just the entry from the server, which I'll leave in) brings it down to ~30s. Which is much better, though possibly still room for improvement. There might be some room for improvement in the pvr.hts processing, though I think quite a lot is down to the kodi interactions. Loading async is MUCH faster still, but has other issues for long running clients (unless someone has fixed that).

But I'll re-submit with simpler code.


What about Safari?


@LegitSoulja
You Were stupid to write that code
you were too high to relize you wrote it
:) i'm right lol


Linha Vázia, o que causava erro ao fazer analise do código..


move name and balance to separate lines


Salary to separate line


Lol


You need to also check limit of withdrawal and limit of funding of corresponding users


Seems like something legit will do


I don't think it's a good idea to look to far ahead into the future.  If
such a feature were needed, things could be changed at that time.  In any
case, almost always the useful information would be in the log itself, not
in the output of queue.pl, which is designed for human eyes.

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> output at the lower level, then we won't be able to do such a thing. A
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> higher-level, it can be printed out or parsed. For now, it is being printed
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No comments from the peanut gallery, please.


That's only if I'm extremely baked 😂


style nit: use '} else {'.


Any reason we are not reusing the following
```
from freenasUI.settings import LOGGING
logging.config.dictConfig(LOGGING)
```

This is done in a bunch of other places already, hence I ask.


This breaks unit tests in fabric8-forge which brings this in.. maybe we don't eager index, or only index when configured to do?


This commit reverted the change to `app/assets/stylesheets/materialize/components/_color.scss` I made in pull request https://github.com/mkhairi/materialize-sass/pull/120

Was that intentional?


So the current implementation of pinging is to check if a remote Comms node
is still connected.  That means whenever the remote Comms node hasn't sent
a message in x amount of time, it will be pinged and then should respond
with a pong (what was described in the project page).  However, it sounds
like what you want is a ping to be sent consistently every x seconds that
will both make sure the client is still connected and get the amount of
milliseconds it took for the round trip.  What exactly do we want this
system to do?  Do we want to consistently send pings or only send them when
the client is inactive?

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> pretty cool since it is the start of some smart routing.
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C'est modifié ;) 86ee055


I would not invest in a bank with total capital of 0 😆


https://github.com/Pablito2020/cyanogenmod_kernel_bq_krillin/blob/cm-13.0/drivers/input/touchscreen/mediatek/ft5336/ft5336_driver.c
you touch?


FYI here are all the modules on npm that are hosted on github and use one of those deprecated methods.

```
event-store-client
ges-client
generator-vsts-task
js-libp2p-pstn
mintcsv
mongo-uuid
node-cassandra-cql
node-l
node-q
node-uri-beacon-uri-encoding
peer-connection-shim
phanes-sql
priority-job-queue
quantum-flux
related-uuid
sequelize
sequelize-oracle
```


so this ssh key is not used anywhere else? then fine.


There is still a concurrency bug:
```
Nov 22 18:16:39 monitor alertmanager[31971]: fatal error: concurrent map writes
Nov 22 18:16:39 monitor alertmanager[31971]: goroutine 136 [running]:
Nov 22 18:16:39 monitor alertmanager[31971]: runtime.throw(0x929d31, 0x15)
Nov 22 18:16:39 monitor alertmanager[31971]: /usr/local/go/src/runtime/panic.go:566 +0x95 fp=0xc4205ab308 sp=0xc4205ab2e8
Nov 22 18:16:39 monitor alertmanager[31971]: runtime.mapassign1(0x8b03c0, 0xc4201434a0, 0xc4205ab478, 0xc4205ab480)
Nov 22 18:16:39 monitor alertmanager[31971]: /usr/local/go/src/runtime/hashmap.go:458 +0x8ef fp=0xc4205ab3f0 sp=0xc4205ab308
Nov 22 18:16:39 monitor alertmanager[31971]: github.com/prometheus/alertmanager/silence.matcherCache.add(0xc4201434a0, 0xc420202300, 0xc420202300, 0xbd49a0, 0xc420648800, 0x0, 0x5a62ec)
Nov 22 18:16:39 monitor alertmanager[31971]: /build/src/git.exaring.net/infrastructure/prometheus-alertmanager/go-build/src/github.com/prometheus/alertmanager/silence/silence.go:87 +0x2f2 fp=0xc4205ab4a8 sp=0xc4205ab3f0
...
```

The problem seems to be in line 554 (https://github.com/prometheus/alertmanager/commit/b6851a54212c771bb82c5f3502f2d312584703ed?diff=unified#diff-fe5d649fe3177cbd75e362a1afba000eL554).
`m, err := s.mc.Get(sil)`

The `Get` function is actually _writing_ to the map (see line 57 & 87), so this should be locked.


scratch that.. although this error does come through, those tests fail for other reasons...


Typo


`git branch -r --contains 869f1e4791372e4d948350dfd6693bdf0a89b797` says yes, see also https://github.com/pwr/Solaar/blob/master/docs/devices/mx-master.txt


This looks fine. Will review and commit later.


Yes, you're right. It looks like that will only work for conversions that are buffered. 😢
If you would't clear the timeout, the code on line 234 would get executed.
This will prevent that in case of a response.


Blank line


All fields should be private


Too long line, break in two


GB


Ah, you're right! Using too many languages at a time, confused for a bit. In Lua it's almost backward, logical not-equals ~= (instead of !=). When it's just operator precedence, C's treatment of numbers-as-booleans takes care of it. Thanks.


Okay here, but in bigger methods refer to instance variables using this.* to distinguish them from local variables


saw approval from javajolt
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/8636fe21750f8efe767b6ea59917d4aecd35cfc8


merging basho/riak_kv/jbg-fix-ts-overload = 8636fe21 into borshop-integration-1544-jbg-fix-ts-overload


basho/riak_kv/jbg-fix-ts-overload = 8636fe21 merged ok, testing candidate = 8582af2a


Next time, please squash your commits or create a separate branch and a pull request


By default make all methods public unless you intentionally want to do otherwise


Delete all these fields, they should not be here


Why user.toString() should return you his bank? Override method using Intellij IDEA built-in features (Alt+Insert)


Merge


test


How has the behaviour changed? What I see in the codepen you linked to looks correct.
Here's one with some specs: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/aBWJPO?editors=0012


Hey Im wondering why you added this here instead of at
g_android-y			:= android.o f_hid.o


You can just state "else" here because you already checked this condition in the parent "if" statement


I don't remember but now including of fastjet is not needed?


@chelmuth, @nfeske: please add to staging (fixes seoul 64bit boot)


@chelmuth, @nfeske: please add to staging (avoids destruction of some threads required - before there was a sleep_forever in main which is now gone)


Why do you create two separate variables if you don't modify them later? You don't need either of them


camelCase


remove the duplicate of this code in bp3


I just fixed the issue
is that what you meant ? @apmaros


Yo why don't you download Bootstrap. Download link is on the website. You just put it in this directory and import min.cs, min.js, and JQuery


You need only one interface implementation. Delete the rest.


THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP, I AM TRULY GREATFUL AND APPRECIATE  YOUR TIME AND EFFORT!


run_kaldi_command is being used to call commands that are not queue.pl calls too. e.g. tree-info, nnet3-info. The output there is captured and being used.
I think the appropriate solution is to use something like:
For single processes:
```
while p.poll() is None:
  print(p.stdout.readline(), file=sys.stdout)
  print(p.stderr.readline(), file=sys.stderr)
```
For multiple processes, there will be a loop over p.


@Fountainhead43 why would you append this here?


HybridVentilationEnhancement (lgu1234) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2343 of 2345 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Checking here


esto esta mal, deberia ser printf("1"); idem para false


what exactly does this fix ? why is it a problem to have `pawnKey == 0` when there are no pawns ?


Möchtest du speichern die nachfolgenden Veränderungen?

WTF das ist kein Deutsch


I think for the application, there are two states that the application can be in. Either playback is running or it is not. If playback is running, we wan't to play out the frames as fast as possible. That is why we try to cache them. If an item is in the cache, we get it and draw it. Wheter we use direct access to the cache (as it is right now) or if we use signals/slots connectioins will probably not make a big difference as long as everything is done in the main thread.

If we are playing back and a frame is not in the cache, we use the main thread to load the frame from file, convert it to pixmap and draw it one screen. All this while, the main thread is blocked. Truly, this is not optimal in case of long I/O operations. However, this is (I think) the fastest method to get the frame rate of playback as high as possible. Any further signal/slot to another thread would probably impair the performance here. (Side note: Historically this was the only way of loading a frame that the YUView supported. All other methods were added later.) In the end it is probably better to get rid of this and use the cache as a sort of buffer, which is filled by the background caching threads. For a smooth playout, we then have to make shure that the buffer is filled enough so that the playout will be smooth.

Finally, if playback is not running, the loading should definitely be handeled in the background (which it already is).

Just something on the QPixmap topic: I remember that when I started working on YUView, it was using a QImage to draw the frames. I then did some tests with the QPainters on QWidgets and QGLWidgets and in the end I found, that the fastest option was drawing a QPixmap onto a normal QWidget using painter->drawPixmap(...). The alternatives (drawing using painter->drawImage() as well as both drawing options onto a QGLWidget) were significantly slower. That is why we currently buffer and draw QPixmaps. I am absolutely ready to be proven wrong. I just remember that I did quite some experiments on this. Also I must say that for undefined behavior it behaves pretty well 😄


Viel Spaß


little ist die Zeichengröße. Kein Text.


I added in the precip probability.


die Veränderungen werden nicht benutzt nach dem erscheinen!

kein Deutsch.


@jorisvandenbossche if you want to open a issue to eventually look at this (or not, its prob just a travis setup thing).


kein Deutsch


falsche Übersetzung


Schlechte Übersetzung


I am sorry, probably my comment was confusing, I mean't more something like this

```
function print(message) {
  document.write(message + "<br/>");
}
```

So then you can use it like this:

```
print(firstInput + " + " + secondInput + " = " + add(100,200));
```


Co ty , islandczyk jesteś żeby takie zmienne robić -.-


I think your example code would block on readline().

I think a better solution would be to use a different function call for
those cases, i.e. have two function calls, one for queue-like commands
where the output is not wanted, one for commands where you want the
output.  What you're doing here is designing complex mechanisms to try to
compensate for an earlier design mistake.

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> being used.
> I think the appropriate solution is to use something like:
> For single processes:
>
> while p.poll() is None:
>   print(p.stdout.readline(), file=sys.stdout)
>   print(p.stderr.readline(), file=sys.stderr)
>
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Fehlt noch was.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [DogDAO testy](https://trello.com/c/dzvUscBH/2-dogdao-testy)


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you skipped STC and test direct at LTC. why ?


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/4315


I think it could be possible to achieve "tee-like" functionality via os.dup2
y.

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wrote:

> I think your example code would block on readline().
>
> I think a better solution would be to use a different function call for
> those cases, i.e. have two function calls, one for queue-like commands
> where the output is not wanted, one for commands where you want the
> output. What you're doing here is designing complex mechanisms to try to
> compensate for an earlier design mistake.
>
>
>
>
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> wrote:
>
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> > being used.
> > I think the appropriate solution is to use something like:
> > For single processes:
> >
> > while p.poll() is None:
> > print(p.stdout.readline(), file=sys.stdout)
> > print(p.stderr.readline(), file=sys.stderr)
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I'm sure it would be possible, but it's not needed.  Sometimes you want to
capture the output, sometimes you just want to echo it to the
stderr/stdout.  No reason to have a single code path handle both cases.

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> I think it could be possible to achieve "tee-like" functionality via
> os.dup2
> y.
>
> On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 6:36 PM, Daniel Povey <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > I think your example code would block on readline().
> >
> > I think a better solution would be to use a different function call for
> > those cases, i.e. have two function calls, one for queue-like commands
> > where the output is not wanted, one for commands where you want the
> > output. What you're doing here is designing complex mechanisms to try to
> > compensate for an earlier design mistake.
> >
> >
> >
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> >
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> > > calls too. e.g. tree-info, nnet3-info. The output there is captured and
> > > being used.
> > > I think the appropriate solution is to use something like:
> > > For single processes:
> > >
> > > while p.poll() is None:
> > > print(p.stdout.readline(), file=sys.stdout)
> > > print(p.stderr.readline(), file=sys.stderr)
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Thanks !


why? Shouldn't this be awaited by the caller?


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Ok. I can have run_queue_job and run_kaldi_command to handle the two cases.

On Tue, Nov 22, 2016, 18:39 Daniel Povey <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I'm sure it would be possible, but it's not needed. Sometimes you want to
> capture the output, sometimes you just want to echo it to the
> stderr/stdout. No reason to have a single code path handle both cases.
>
> On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 6:38 PM, jtrmal <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > I think it could be possible to achieve "tee-like" functionality via
> > os.dup2
> > y.
> >
> > On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 6:36 PM, Daniel Povey <notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > I think your example code would block on readline().
> > >
> > > I think a better solution would be to use a different function call for
> > > those cases, i.e. have two function calls, one for queue-like commands
> > > where the output is not wanted, one for commands where you want the
> > > output. What you're doing here is designing complex mechanisms to try
> to
> > > compensate for an earlier design mistake.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 6:27 PM, Vimal Manohar <
> notifications@github.com
> > >
> > > wrote:
> > >
> > > > run_kaldi_command is being used to call commands that are not
> queue.pl
> > > > calls too. e.g. tree-info, nnet3-info. The output there is captured
> and
> > > > being used.
> > > > I think the appropriate solution is to use something like:
> > > > For single processes:
> > > >
> > > > while p.poll() is None:
> > > > print(p.stdout.readline(), file=sys.stdout)
> > > > print(p.stderr.readline(), file=sys.stderr)
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I understand exactly what you told me but those extra thing is for showing off haha


Minor code style edit:  for ( Data...


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Did you move "u-f.h in a previous commit? Wondering why you changed this line spicificaly


Thanks for the quick reaction!

A small bug: if I choose to play with more than 8 players with Spyfall 1 locations, some players are reported to have buggy roles (usually their player number instead of the role name). Can you make it so that players over the normal player count of Spyfall 1 would just use the same roles (i.e. two Cashiers in a Theater or two Aliens in a Space Station)? This is how it happens in Spyfall 1+1.

And another small feature request, if you may: is it possible to implement a “Nobody Knows If He’s A Spy” variant in your web version? =) In this unofficial variant, 1-2 spies are marked not as spies, but as players from an entirely different location (chosen at random). For example, 7 players are informed they are at a Space Station while the 8th (the spy) is informed he’s at the Corporate Party. Makes for a nice change. If possible, adding a note saying where the spy(spies) thought they were would be a nice option. =)

Thank you very-very much for your incredibly fluid and mobile-friendly implementation of the game! Russian translation coming up when I get my hands on Spyfall 2. ;)


how about just having RunKaldiCommand(capture_stdout=True|False)?
y.

On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 6:41 PM, Vimal Manohar <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Ok. I can have run_queue_job and run_kaldi_command to handle the two cases.
>
>
> On Tue, Nov 22, 2016, 18:39 Daniel Povey <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > I'm sure it would be possible, but it's not needed. Sometimes you want to
> > capture the output, sometimes you just want to echo it to the
> > stderr/stdout. No reason to have a single code path handle both cases.
> >
> > On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 6:38 PM, jtrmal <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > > I think it could be possible to achieve "tee-like" functionality via
> > > os.dup2
> > > y.
> > >
> > > On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 6:36 PM, Daniel Povey <
> notifications@github.com>
> > > wrote:
> > >
> > > > I think your example code would block on readline().
> > > >
> > > > I think a better solution would be to use a different function call
> for
> > > > those cases, i.e. have two function calls, one for queue-like
> commands
> > > > where the output is not wanted, one for commands where you want the
> > > > output. What you're doing here is designing complex mechanisms to try
> > to
> > > > compensate for an earlier design mistake.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 6:27 PM, Vimal Manohar <
> > notifications@github.com
> > > >
> > > > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > run_kaldi_command is being used to call commands that are not
> > queue.pl
> > > > > calls too. e.g. tree-info, nnet3-info. The output there is captured
> > and
> > > > > being used.
> > > > > I think the appropriate solution is to use something like:
> > > > > For single processes:
> > > > >
> > > > > while p.poll() is None:
> > > > > print(p.stdout.readline(), file=sys.stdout)
> > > > > print(p.stderr.readline(), file=sys.stderr)
> > > > >
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Nope! I don't! Just while debugging. Will restore it.


@cyberium , @Phatcat after removing this ( JustSummoned, AttackStart ) you, gyus, destroy all summons in Scriptdev2.


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So if `isLast_` is `true` then `dstQIn` will be less than or equal to `QUALITY_ONE`.  I haven't thought hard about rates less than `QUALITY_ONE`.  When do they occur and why?


This is an async function though, and we want to return the **result** of the completion. It's a nested Tasks problem :)


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We have discussed it before in slack.

We don't want to bring django dependencies which is what that will eventually do.


I'd rather have 2 functions as I think most of the functionality will end
up being different [+options would bulk up the calling code.]
Also, call it run_job, not run_queue_job, because it could go to run.pl
which doesn't use a queue.

On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 6:42 PM, jtrmal <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> how about just having RunKaldiCommand(capture_stdout=True|False)?
> y.
>
> On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 6:41 PM, Vimal Manohar <notifications@github.com>
>
> wrote:
>
> > Ok. I can have run_queue_job and run_kaldi_command to handle the two
> cases.
> >
> >
> > On Tue, Nov 22, 2016, 18:39 Daniel Povey <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > > I'm sure it would be possible, but it's not needed. Sometimes you want
> to
> > > capture the output, sometimes you just want to echo it to the
> > > stderr/stdout. No reason to have a single code path handle both cases.
> > >
> > > On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 6:38 PM, jtrmal <notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > > I think it could be possible to achieve "tee-like" functionality via
> > > > os.dup2
> > > > y.
> > > >
> > > > On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 6:36 PM, Daniel Povey <
> > notifications@github.com>
> > > > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > I think your example code would block on readline().
> > > > >
> > > > > I think a better solution would be to use a different function call
> > for
> > > > > those cases, i.e. have two function calls, one for queue-like
> > commands
> > > > > where the output is not wanted, one for commands where you want the
> > > > > output. What you're doing here is designing complex mechanisms to
> try
> > > to
> > > > > compensate for an earlier design mistake.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 6:27 PM, Vimal Manohar <
> > > notifications@github.com
> > > > >
> > > > > wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > > run_kaldi_command is being used to call commands that are not
> > > queue.pl
> > > > > > calls too. e.g. tree-info, nnet3-info. The output there is
> captured
> > > and
> > > > > > being used.
> > > > > > I think the appropriate solution is to use something like:
> > > > > > For single processes:
> > > > > >
> > > > > > while p.poll() is None:
> > > > > > print(p.stdout.readline(), file=sys.stdout)
> > > > > > print(p.stderr.readline(), file=sys.stderr)
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This line should be somewhere else because here it is included only for Linux machine.

More information about preprocessor http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/preprocessor/


Ah, yes.. Sorry I forgot... Moving on...


What was happening with the double transistions? @ChrisLaganiere
I do recall that the initial waterfall would load twice but didn't look into it right away


console.log for channelList object for debugging purpose.


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got it


#ac8630829482957f171a7f3fc4fcb448e8f4bfe7 Testa le cose sul locale prima di committare che poi la gente bestemmia quando deve trovare i propri commit (io). Anyway il modal lookka bello. Ovviamente fai il deploy loggandoti con bananapi, altrimenti sono altre bestemmie.


Yeah! It was doing a double animation for the first fade in

I switched everything to be rendered this way:

```javascript
var boxHandle = nodeFromPost(el);
waterfall.addBox(boxHandle);
```

Instead of `render()`. And the fade animation happens smoothly


fast-forwarding riak_ts-develop to borshop-integration-1544-jbg-fix-ts-overload = 8582af2a


What about using `every` instead?

```js
return keys(source).every(key => get(source, key) === get(compare, key));
```

This will short circuit once it finds a failure as opposed to continuing on the full loop essentially performing a no-op on the rest after the first false.


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@aqope Master Yoda please make CR for commits on Nov 23, 2016


and u were


@leliel12 ?


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XD


@FObermaier AFAIK different Guids allows to register the all libraries from each framework target at same time.


i know.


wow  cool


I think `if not body` is more Pythonic


@bigsassy Thanks, I appreciate it. Cheers.


That's a really useful function, thanks. It'd be really cool for it to support an optional 4th parameter that would take a geometry (point, line, or polygon) to limit statistics to pixels overlapping the given geometry.


ok


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I don't see any styles for cell_left middle and right, is that intentional? Also, I would put dashes instead of underscores.


tc 29


@stephanwlee look who was the first one to be hurt by the enforcement?


Your typos have typos.  😉

`Unable to find typescrip in project root`


@stephanwlee That's why people use lodash/leftpad... you don't bite yourself with the simple implementation


Well shit. I'll be hydrating myself before working further haha


Sets the background for the control stick screen.


queste sono le stringhe che mi ero scordato di propagare nell'ultima pr


Not enough comments. Too much water.


cpm install cross-env -save
but invalidated

windows 7
node v7.1
npm v3.10


It's spelled 'extraneous'. Also, not enough comments.


@wonder-sk , nice clean up work. The removal of obsolete QgsLegendInterface broken DB Manager:

```
Couldn't load plugin db_manager due to an error when calling its initGui() method

AttributeError: 'QgisInterface' object has no attribute 'legendInterface'
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/webmaster/apps/share/qgis/python/qgis/utils.py", line 341, in startPlugin
    plugins[packageName].initGui()
  File "/home/webmaster/apps/share/qgis/python/plugins/db_manager/db_manager_plugin.py", line 59, in initGui
    self.iface.legendInterface().addLegendLayerAction(self.layerAction, "", "dbManagerUpdateSqlLayer", QgsMapLayer.VectorLayer, False)
AttributeError: 'QgisInterface' object has no attribute 'legendInterface'
```


the package of zip :the main project


In this commit I added a new rock image but forgot to add it for commit. The image has now been added in commit 1812775e75736e767c913f4251b59bd842f8622a


I think mutex can work with ```preempt_disable()``` well, please check this: http://lxr.free-electrons.com/source/kernel/locking/mutex.c#L505. Please let me know if I missed something.


What is this for?


You should use CURLOPT_FILE instead. Don't use Utils::getURL() in this case. If the plugin is large enough, your memory is likely to exhaust.


I'm noticing this on line 42 of the ZombieVillagerData.java:

```
register(SkeletonData.class, "zombie villager", Skeleton.class ...
```

This should probably be registering `ZombieVillagerData.class` and `ZombieVillager.class`, right? I don't know a ton about how Skript's registrations work so forgive me if I'm wrong, though this looks like a copy/paste error to me.


And do you know where you are placing this file at? It will be the server include path. And you are going to create useless files here.


And you don't need `+`.


What's the need for this change? Do you want to pass different driver paths to different driver instances inside same thread?


These 3 options are the same.


Oh wow, great spot.


do you have ps6 solution winter 2015? can you send me it on Gmail: lethanhthaicmg.1995@gmail.com? thank you so much.


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Esse commit está gigante pois tive um problema no meu notebook e faltava dar push em alguns commits. O jeito foi colocar em outro PC.


oops... I'm on it


Reminder to m’self that we intend to deprecate `p.abstract` in favour of wrapping it with a div (incase of multiple abstract paragraphs, or disparate content entirely).

Reference: https://github.com/AusDTO/gov-au-ui-kit/blob/master/assets/sass/components/_typography.scss#L510


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Shouldn't that be "localhost.empty-hostname" according to the changelog?


Been a while since the last update, any additional forthcoming changes / progress planned soon?


That is for actually getting the plugin from my service (It will be changed to work with Poggit)


With your changes in the other commit, this comment is outdated?


liboverride (note the 'c')


高高


+ Console Data Editor!


Hello


https://github.com/sstephenson/bats cc @sj26


I tried using cURL but my plugin would not work when I tried. If you could make a PR with some code for cURL to work it would be really appreciated!


can you merge this into the develop branch @petervojtek


Newline added at the end of file.


mijin eso le añadimos al proyecto q hicimos o ahi ya le acabaste tu


Just a remark.

Here we need a reference to the last message in the state since we want to be able to retrieve the last message no matter what. This is useful in regard for example to constrained data. Let's say a slidebar. If the user go to the end of the bar at a moment that does not fit exactly to a throttle trigger, we still want to know it is the end of the bar at next trigger time.

If alternatively, we don't care about events happening between two throttle triggers, we could get rid of the dependency to msg in the State.


So it turns out I was able to pay/renew without logging in (I don't have a login). Apparently security isn't as strict when it comes to EasyDNS taking money :).


There wasn't a need per se. I was helping someone try out the latest safaridriver in the 'Safari Technology Preview' with Watir and realized that he needed to set Selenium::WebDriver::Safari.driver_path first in order to use it. I thought it might be more intuitive for projects such as Watir if they wanted to use a different driver.

It could certainly take the path in as an option and just assign it to Chrome.driver_path and stop there, I just noticed that most of the module code was duplication and the individual browser services all inherited from a common service


The Level class can be used to implement different levels of the game, with different maps and enemies.


It's easy to install a newer Go as part of your build steps


Image


perbaikan pada menu barang, update menyusul...


Ah yes, you can only run on the uninstalled file if you've done an editable install (so the installed copy _is_ the uninstalled copy.)


Thank you for this PR. It will be very useful for many.

Could you add more for users' sake

1. If possible, actual unit test with different interpolation e.g., [[ and ]]
2. Min one example using different interpolation in test directory


set_time_limit is only for PHP webpages. It is meaningless in CLI.


I have to change this line to this in order to get complete list of video modes:
```
#if defined(_IRR_COMPILE_WITH_X11_DEVICE_) && defined(_IRR_COMPILE_WITH_X11_)
```
Seems that _IRR_LINUX_PLATFORM_ is false for me, @deveee any idea?
(or should _IRR_LINUX_X11_RANDR_ be defined in CMakeList only?)


Erm, this won't work for multiplayer, though, right?  🤕


SwarmMessages?


How can it be finished at this point?


tiger


docker run -it -p 7080:8080 centos6


This sounds like exactly what I have been looking for all this time. Running `python setup.py install` is a pain every time I change a couple of lines of code and want to see if they made my tests pass. How do you make an editable install? I did not see anything about that at http://matplotlib.org/users/installing.html, and I am guessing it's more than just setting your `PYTHONPATH` to the `lib` folder since the backends need to be built...


Looks like this was supposed to be 8.24.0


When "Too many open files" happens,the great URLClassLoader cannot do any classloading because URLClassLoader need a FD to findClass.
So the anonymous inner class , new Runnable(){} will cause a problem.
The stack is like this:

``` java

16:17:51.483 [HSF-HTTP-Boss-15-thread-2] DEBUG i.n.c.AbstractChannelHandlerContext - An exception java.lang.IllegalAccessError: tried to access class io.netty.bootstrap.ServerBootstrap$ServerBootstrapAcceptor$2 from class io.netty.bootstrap.ServerBootstrap$ServerBootstrapAcceptor
        at io.netty.bootstrap.ServerBootstrap$ServerBootstrapAcceptor.exceptionCaught(ServerBootstrap.java:279)
        at io.netty.channel.AbstractChannelHandlerContext.invokeExceptionCaught(AbstractChannelHandlerContext.java:296)
        at io.netty.channel.AbstractChannelHandlerContext.invokeExceptionCaught(AbstractChannelHandlerContext.java:275)
        at io.netty.channel.AbstractChannelHandlerContext.fireExceptionCaught(AbstractChannelHandlerContext.java:267)
        at io.netty.channel.DefaultChannelPipeline$HeadContext.exceptionCaught(DefaultChannelPipeline.java:1301)
        at io.netty.channel.AbstractChannelHandlerContext.invokeExceptionCaught(AbstractChannelHandlerContext.java:296)
        at io.netty.channel.AbstractChannelHandlerContext.invokeExceptionCaught(AbstractChannelHandlerContext.java:275)
        at io.netty.channel.DefaultChannelPipeline.fireExceptionCaught(DefaultChannelPipeline.java:914)
        at io.netty.channel.nio.AbstractNioMessageChannel$NioMessageUnsafe.read(AbstractNioMessageChannel.java:102)
        at io.netty.channel.nio.NioEventLoop.processSelectedKey(NioEventLoop.java:651)
        at io.netty.channel.nio.NioEventLoop.processSelectedKeysOptimized(NioEventLoop.java:574)
        at io.netty.channel.nio.NioEventLoop.processSelectedKeys(NioEventLoop.java:488)
        at io.netty.channel.nio.NioEventLoop.run(NioEventLoop.java:450)
        at io.netty.util.concurrent.SingleThreadEventExecutor$5.run(SingleThreadEventExecutor.java:873)
        at com.taobao.hsf.remoting.netty.common.RemotingThreadFactory$PooledByteBufRunnable.run(RemotingThreadFactory.java:38)
        at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:662)
was thrown by a user handler's exceptionCaught() method while handling the following exception:
java.io.IOException: Too many open files
        at sun.nio.ch.ServerSocketChannelImpl.accept0(Native Method) ~[na:1.6.0_32]
        at sun.nio.ch.ServerSocketChannelImpl.accept(ServerSocketChannelImpl.java:152) ~[na:1.6.0_32]
        at io.netty.channel.socket.nio.NioServerSocketChannel.doReadMessages(NioServerSocketChannel.java:140) ~[netty-all-4.1.6.Final.jar!/:na]
        at io.netty.channel.nio.AbstractNioMessageChannel$NioMessageUnsafe.read(AbstractNioMessageChannel.java:75) ~[netty-all-4.1.6.Final.jar!/:na]
        at io.netty.channel.nio.NioEventLoop.processSelectedKey(NioEventLoop.java:651) [netty-all-4.1.6.Final.jar!/:na]
        at io.netty.channel.nio.NioEventLoop.processSelectedKeysOptimized(NioEventLoop.java:574) [netty-all-4.1.6.Final.jar!/:na]
        at io.netty.channel.nio.NioEventLoop.processSelectedKeys(NioEventLoop.java:488) [netty-all-4.1.6.Final.jar!/:na]
        at io.netty.channel.nio.NioEventLoop.run(NioEventLoop.java:450) [netty-all-4.1.6.Final.jar!/:na]
        at io.netty.util.concurrent.SingleThreadEventExecutor$5.run(SingleThreadEventExecutor.java:873) [netty-all-4.1.6.Final.jar!/:na]
        at com.taobao.hsf.remoting.netty.common.RemotingThreadFactory$PooledByteBufRunnable.run(RemotingThreadFactory.java:38) [hsf.remoting.netty-2.1.1.6.9-mtop.jar!/:na]
        at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:662) [na:1.6.0_32]

```

So we must do preloading before "Too many open files".


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@ewmson - Added the code that takes a threshold before predicting the class. The code that you sent worked well. But the accuracy dropped a bit(94.1 F1) since we are not letting anything with a probability of less than 0.3 being classified. Sent you an email on what scenario that is. Just an FYI. Will make a good discussion with Fox. Also, 1 page of content for the report. 👍


This commit message is incorrect.  We **DO NOT** want to check for notifications on `mod.reddit.com`.


love ya, but i wish i had accurate knowledge of self servers


@davidtranhp i put a comment in #13679.
@mart-e thks for your help.


delete expired domain name.


lol


`pip install -e .` or `python setup.py develop` (and you would need to rebuild when the C code changes.) It's described in the [contributing section](http://matplotlib.org/devdocs/devel/contributing.html#retrieving-and-installing-the-latest-version-of-the-code).


Line 52: return Player inserted. game now runs


Yes. But it's not really bad compared to "external dependencies" in something like opam, which is what shrinkwrap models. External dependencies are basically the same thing, except "you're on your own for installing them". At least this way, you create a way for people to install them without thinking about it. Also, every top level app should have a shrinkwrap anyways (many people believe).

Again, if we could get the official `tsdl` to not treat it as an external dependency, but rather have opam package up `SDL` like I did (it only took ten minutes), we wouldn't even be in this problem.


请问这个代码有什么意义  if (attributes[@"placeHolder"] || attributes[@"placeholder"]){   }  ;两个条件不是一样的嘛


ok


嗯嗯 公告栏模块 有在线编辑器功能 比较完整了 ，前台页面访问公告栏这块没写呢


홀수 마방진


Reminder to m’self to consider re-adding this later, once our SASS comments aren’t so lengthy as to make this URL reference link inc. line reference kinda useless.


This class must be static.When I re-write code in 4.1 , I lost it....


first commit


On line 15 -- where it talks about associated init scripts, should that be removed?


FixDaylightingTableZone (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1772 of 1772 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Wish you could `||=` in haxe 😢


FixDaylightingTableZone (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


Changes made


Unless we put a similar thing after the network client's receive image function.  Actually that sounds like a good idea.


<form action="servlet/TestServlet" method="post" dir="ltr" class="form_css">
 <input name="userQuestion" type="text" class="question_css">
<input value="搜索" type="submit" class="submit_css"><br>
<textarea class="textarea_css" ></textarea>  </form>


Public disgrace for leaking private builds?


Oh wait, it will.  Never mind this then.  😝


干了🐶


For building android apps.


Ok I will remove that.


Is where you build based off of what you want to create.


tái tạo mạng vô địch


I'd like to have three comment. 1. The starttime and endtime will be provided by the framework, so we don't need to retrieve from the CA API. 2. The nova log should not be opened from local directory, need to either use FTP to get it from a remote node, or SSH to remote node to print it. 3. Please put log collector as a public method and remove it from instantiate. It will be called as an independent keyword directly from the framework.


new type?


:laughing:


Hellow World!


Are these stats able to be made public?
Can the collection of these stats be a opt-out option? (for those that might have tin foil hat worries :stuck_out_tongue: )


hehe


プロジェクトのコミットメッセージがどのようになっているがご覧になりましたか？

このプロジェクトの場合は大抵

```
[変更箇所] 動詞始まりの後に作業内容の要約
```

という形式になっているはずです。

今回の場合はコメント領域の長さを変更したコミットになるので

```
[src][DBTablesMonitoring] Extend comment area length in DB definition
```

または、より具体的に

```
[src][DBTablesMonitoring] Extend comment area length to 32767
```

のようにするのが良いコミットメッセージです。

コミットメッセージの三行目以降は要約を補足する文言を入れます。この時に文言を括弧で囲うなどは不要です。


잘못업로드


Yes. Might be best to continue the conversation - daniel _at| electricrain dot com


Max connections and default connections per route has been added which helps in improving the performance .


RFCを再度読みましたが、multi-honed site に所属する route type という表現
はありませんでした。表現を修正します。


I was in doubt of doing this now or waiting for release. Also of doing only 5.5.3 or 5.6.0 too. Good to know for future PRs. Thanks!


Thanks very much for the instructions and the link.


ご指摘の通りですので、
上記コメントと合わせて以下の様に修正します。
```
If you want to advertise esi other than 0,  ※multi-honed site に所属する route typeから修正)
it must be set as a dictionary type.
```


Why we need it twice?


Adding the `fastknn` package described here https://github.com/davpinto/fastknn.


Пошел спать, остальное завтра. По сути осталось 2 страницы


There is still a difference in services/bridges. For example, Firefox has both Wire bridge (for old FirefoxDriver) and W3C bridge (for new GeckoDriver).

It seems reasonable to me to have accessor-based path, meaning I can get it with `Chrome.driver_path` and also override it with `Chrome.driver_path=`. Then I can apply the same convention to other drivers (`Safari.driver_path`, `Firefox.driver_path`, etc.)

On the other hand, other bindings (Python, JavaScript) do what this commit does, i.e. pass executable path as argument to service constructor, so that might be a good idea to make Ruby bindings more consistent to others.

With that said, 👍 to get this merged, but it would be great to apply this to all drivers at once.


May be we should also set "Device **status** is online" and "Device **status** is offline" for consistence. What do you think?

Changes is OK. Do not see any issues.


was this running for you


You forget `toHtmlSafe`.


gordon是一个清真的好逗比


阴吹斯挺


ESI typeに指定できる値を固定化させないため、上記文章は削除します。


This is the only important piece of this entire project. Nothing else matters. Right @threepointone?


文章を以下の様に修正します。
```
The remaining keys and values are the same as the argument of
the class corresponding to esi_type.
```


removing `webpack-isomorphic-tools` will be the best thing that has ever happened to this project. What a piece of garbage :(


Update menu example (#212)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


이거 뭐에 쓸거에요??


bla bla


confirmando algo


최초calender창뜨게한후 몇초뒤에 달력을 출력할떄 사용


Today's change appears to fix it, thanks.
Another question : the LIBS= line in Makefile has a "hal" library which I don't seem to find on my system.
Is that a change you do too ? The build doesn't seem to require it.
That, and disabling VERSION=, are the only local changes I need to Makefile which I can't fix with local.conf .


Ohhhhh snap @nathanchance be droppin that dank 7.1 branch source ;)


copyright changed!


yes


d


Executing the daily benchmark build, I will reply here when finished:

@nanosoldier `runbenchmarks(ALL, isdaily = true)`


the message was wrong, the solution is for #444


@kvnmcr jangan lupa kasih ACL setiap kali bikin model baru


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I want to modify the file here


Modified the file


I would suggest to include stdbool.h instead of defining an already defined data type. Almost all compiler provide this based on type of target. e.g. 8bit target defines bool as unsigned char whereas 16/32 bit target define it as int/unsigned int.


remind me that we should talk of these mark up changes!


使用的工具是VS2017 RC


Static variables are zeroed by default by initialization code, I see this a unnecessary.


We should check if we have an existing colour in our palette that could suit here? :)


I do not see any usefulness of this patch at all. initializing local variables even when it is not needed adds unwanted code. Any thoughts?


TaskCluster: @2978695409620 does not have permission to trigger tasks.


there is a typo here. **url**


lexical cast would be nice for consistency


typo ulr -> url


@johnpalm, not for the "migration" demo. I usually do an in-place move from one process template to another, and then migrate to another server with identical templates.

I find this reduced most of the risk.


I add my feeling and purpose at the end.


Moin, ihr könnt wie immer alles testen.


Suite: https://framateam.org/waglo/pl/9hwwz7chkbn63er19dscpa64na


Pendulum is working (uses circular coordinates).  Made an additional small fix (doesn't change result, just makes the code more understandable)


String.isEmpty 쓰는걸로 바꿉시당


We can model with 2 level of permission + public channel.


Ah yes, makes sense. Thanks! :)


After further investigation, I can confirm it something I've done.
I have not yet found the course, but I have a plan which will reveal all.....
FYI


This should probably be made `protected`.


Most chat room:

1 to 1 message are distinct by default.
group message are not distinct by default.

====
let do default to `false`. And provide `createDirectConversation` for 1 to 1 message with distinct.


Why `count`? This is effectively the same:

```php
return $urlParts ? ...;
```


Fair point, I edited it.


Those will be in `utils`. Not in this API.


Accident. Remove it.


Because I've been writing too much ruby and python lately and it's late :)


> I think we shall provide a callback (like message one) for receipt status change?

Let do it in pubsub section

`getReceipt` should return an array of receipt of that message. Not juset 1 receipt.


I thought about it as well, but then decided to keep it as it is for two reasons:

1. It sounds better without status
2. If we change it, we would need to localize it again


OK. Don't see any other issues.


Reasonable reasons :) Agree then.


説明文を以下に修正します。
```
``redundancy_mode`` specifies a redundancy mode.
The supported redundancy mode is REDUNDANCY_MODE_ALL_ACTIVE
 and REDUNDANCY_MODE_SINGLE_ACTIVE.
```


Thanks. Quite a few people asked for this feature. Especially important for Traccar Client which doesn't have "offline" status.


sa


上記の文章は削除します。


上記は削除します。


本文章は削除します。


a


b


Try to implement this logic with `each_with_index`


when i look back on my commits i was probably higher than astronauta


I'll generally agree, though in this case I can't see much harm in such a modification, and it makes the test suite a bit easier, which I reckon is why [oauth2-github Github](https://github.com/thephpleague/oauth2-github/blob/master/src/Provider/Github.php) did it this way.

I rejigged the test suite to allow for this change, and made it `protected` as suggested. You may want to open an issue there as well.


No I don't, also the solutions are fairly easy to derive if you do your readings and go to lectures.

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Thanks


form足したらインデントいるね！


action指定なかったらやばいと思うねんけど....
確認画面なら最初の管理画面とかに戻ればいいかな


The DB schema is undergoing revision and preconditions like this are being added. They weren't used in 1.9.2 unfortunately.
The precondition is necessary to prevent double index creation (and maintenance costs for table updates). Please add it there.


@nekrozar is the one you need to speak with @Chen-ygopro


class名分けてるのはなんか意味ある？


✌you are a man of much taste and wisdom.


search


以下のように修正します。
```
            if vni is not None:
                kwargs[EVPN_VNI] = vni
```

これだけではtable_managerのupdate_vrf_tableにて
tunnel_typeエラーとなってしまいますので
以下の様にupdate_vrf_tableにてredundancy_modeがNoneの場合のみ
tunnel_typeを判定するように修正します。
```
            if (vni is not None
                and redundancy_mode is None):
                # Disable to generate MPLS labels,
                # because encapsulation type is not MPLS.
                from ryu.services.protocols.bgp.api.prefix import (
                    TUNNEL_TYPE_VXLAN, TUNNEL_TYPE_NVGRE)
                assert tunnel_type in [
                    TUNNEL_TYPE_VXLAN, TUNNEL_TYPE_NVGRE]
                gen_lbl = False
```


What does adding this trailing % do?


消し漏れですので、削除します。


Use `neighbor  10 bin` or larger!


dfdfdf


Credit to @LordYanaek for the majority of the legwork in this commit


bgpspeaker.pyのコメント回答にも記載しましたが、
Tunnel Type を示す Extended Community は広告しないように
修正しました。


This also matches "other-about.js'.

Might want to do '!== -1' instead.


++ :smile:


I ran into an error when saving my replies.  You'll want to remove the trailing parentheses from `const replyId = ref.child(`replies/${duckId}`).push().key()` to `const replyId = ref.child(`replies/${duckId}`).push().key`


Congrats!


it actually is useful


@burblebee The trailing `%` suppresses the interword space that TeX would insert at the line break. In this particular case, it keeps the footnote marker directly adjacent to the preceding word (with no space between them).


create


Sure, if it is demanded.


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oops - good catch