HWC2 disabled for op3. As I said before previous version of libsdm-color.so works fine. But got this with new lib:

01-09 22:30:48.994  1194  1507 D LiveDisplay: Set color balance = -41 (temperature=4988)
01-09 22:30:48.996   518   547 E SDM     : QdcmXmlStorage::GetLuts: Host: Failed to open file.
01-09 22:30:48.996   518   547 E SDM     : QdcmXmlStorage::GetLuts: Host: Failed to open file.
01-09 22:30:48.997   518   547 E SDM     : ColorManager::GetWarmCoolLutFromXML: Failed to retrieve WarmCoolLut from XML.
01-09 22:30:48.997   518   547 E SDM     : ColorManager::DisplayAPISetGlobalCB: Failed to apply PCC feature on the target
01-09 22:30:48.997  1194  1507 E LiveDisplay-HW: Unable to set color balance!
01-09 22:30:49.035  1194  1507 D LiveDisplay-HW: getDefaultPictureAdjustment
01-09 22:30:49.044  1194  1507 E LiveDisplay-HW: Unable to set picture adjustment!
01-09 22:30:49.045  1194  1507 E LiveDisplay-PAC: Failed to set picture adjustment! HSIC={ hue=0.000000 saturation=0.000000 intensity=0.000000 contrast=0.000000 saturationThreshold=0.000000 }
01-09 22:30:49.051   518  3869 E SDM     : QdcmXmlStorage::GetLuts: Host: Failed to open file.
01-09 22:30:49.051   518  3869 E SDM     : QdcmXmlStorage::GetLuts: Host: Failed to open file.
01-09 22:30:49.051   518  3869 E SDM     : ColorManager::GetWarmCoolLutFromXML: Failed to retrieve WarmCoolLut from XML.
01-09 22:30:49.051   518  3869 E SDM     : ColorManager::DisplayAPISetGlobalCB: Failed to apply PCC feature on the target


int outputNum краще винести нагору, щоб в циклі не створювати 10 змінних


I use spaces as I have to follow the PSR standards and PSR2 dictates that 4 spaces must be used.

I am rewriting as, I as well am learning programming and writing and rewriting code is how I best learn.


Improved screen layout


якщо ми попадемо у вітку if, то bReader в нас залишиться не закритим


Well, currently I rework clients, a bit later will fix all things which will be broken after that.

But in this particular case this is there is no other choice. DBus module should be either deployed with client or should be preinstalled on client side in case of pure payload, cause ABI does matter. Also pupyimporter was reworked a bit, so this code should work properly for pure python payload (which is already in system python).

Also something should be done with the binary mess we have right now. I think something like separate binary repo should be prepared, for both - templates and libraries. Libraries may be build from environment from clients. BTW i wrote scripts for linux clients - you can try.


Toto je nejaký testovací komentár ku commitu


Thank you so much for all of your comments!

1. I didn't realize I needed '' for the fonts. Thank you for the heads up!
2.  I specified the width of a page because I thought we had to? D: I made it 1080 since that standard monitor size. Is that something we don't have to do?
3. good idea! I'll try this out and see how it works. :-)
4. I figured out part of the reason why my buttons were wonky, I was trying to squeeze them into a box that no longer had space for them. Whoops!


BUG. En IE 11+ el botón de cerrar no aparece.

- [ ] Boton de cerrar en IE

- [x] Boton de cerrar en Firefox

- [x] Boton de cerrar en Chrome


так погано робити
Це має бути функція, наприклад, типу boolean, яка перевіряє чи належить число діапазону
Не добре, що вона повертає number і не добре, що цей number є в параметрах функції


Чем обусловлено, если не секрет, такое странное ограничение?


aasswsw


Thanks for the confirmation on the "why".  I'll mentor if you want to get back into Kuma dev 😄


+5.36 ELO


January 9th*


:+1: It works now. Error in  `position: fixed` change it instead `position: absolute`


Цей метод краще зробити типу boolean


Точно не помню. Скорее всего, из-за того что поле в MSSQL сделал такой же длины. Вполне можно убрать.


commiting


Created multidev environment [ci-example-d8-composer#ci-259](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/c401fd14-f745-4e51-9af2-f30b45146a0c#ci-259).

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yes, this one was a dos file (I guess there's still a bunch of m files in dos format currently). Since you and me both use unix, changing it to unix format will make `git diff` or `patch` much clearer and more relevent to the _real_ change.


Anyway, inversing the logic of course does not change the fact that the fix does not work. :-/


Update for you @revir
It perfectly work, you dont know how i like you !

I have update for you.. Cause with some test i discover bug
Sorry for my english, it's not my native langage.

If i already publish and old article, and if i delete it on the nodeBB, it's impossible to repost it
You have : {"error":"Unable to post topic"} this  message.

Eventually, you can have the form empty of comments, if you post one, nothing happens, and if you click on "View original thread" you go to nowhere (logic cause the post is deleted.)

**Questions : If i want to edit the excerpt on nodeBB post, where can i rule it ?**

Thanks a lot !


The QDCM XML file for op3 needs to be updated as well.

On Mon, Jan 9, 2017, 3:32 PM Ivanich <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> HWC2 disabled for op3. As I said before previous version of
> libsdm-color.so works fine. But got this with new lib:
>
> 01-09 22:30:48.994 1194 1507 D LiveDisplay: Set color balance = -41
> (temperature=4988)
> 01-09 22:30:48.996 518 547 E SDM : QdcmXmlStorage::GetLuts: Host: Failed
> to open file.
> 01-09 22:30:48.996 518 547 E SDM : QdcmXmlStorage::GetLuts: Host: Failed
> to open file.
> 01-09 22:30:48.997 518 547 E SDM : ColorManager::GetWarmCoolLutFromXML:
> Failed to retrieve WarmCoolLut from XML.
> 01-09 22:30:48.997 518 547 E SDM : ColorManager::DisplayAPISetGlobalCB:
> Failed to apply PCC feature on the target
> 01-09 22:30:48.997 1194 1507 E LiveDisplay-HW: Unable to set color balance!
> 01-09 22:30:49.035 1194 1507 D LiveDisplay-HW: getDefaultPictureAdjustment
> 01-09 22:30:49.044 1194 1507 E LiveDisplay-HW: Unable to set picture
> adjustment!
> 01-09 22:30:49.045 1194 1507 E LiveDisplay-PAC: Failed to set picture
> adjustment! HSIC={ hue=0.000000 saturation=0.000000 intensity=0.000000
> contrast=0.000000 saturationThreshold=0.000000 }
> 01-09 22:30:49.051 518 3869 E SDM : QdcmXmlStorage::GetLuts: Host: Failed
> to open file.
> 01-09 22:30:49.051 518 3869 E SDM : QdcmXmlStorage::GetLuts: Host: Failed
> to open file.
> 01-09 22:30:49.051 518 3869 E SDM : ColorManager::GetWarmCoolLutFromXML:
> Failed to retrieve WarmCoolLut from XML.
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Це краще вивести в System.out.print


Test


@volaya the test fails here. Does this code have to fail at `vector.feature` ?


I think you meant something like this?

```yaml
extra_javascript:
    - extra.js
    - https://cdn.mathjax.org/mathjax/latest/MathJax.js?config=TeX-MML-AM_CHTML
```


C'est le commit de la petite sirène ;)


My idea was to use betamax to record all http requests for tests so the real plex server would never get a http request. I'm having proble finding a tv show with a cc license. It legal to copy the files in forest as long as you own the original but I can't assume that the case in all countries. Movies and albums should be that hard to find


Ajustes na palavra Path -> Patch
Apontar para o arquivo json de gramática


Got an extra quotation in there...


Works fine and saves me a lot of manual editing.
Thanks, you're awesome!


Typo, should probably be "assimp.org"


liquid tries to parse `<code>'{{s3Url}}'</code>` so wrapping this block in raw liquid tags keeps it from mangling things.


yearly pricing TBD


I intentionally didn't add the extra.js by default, but the label was wrong. Fixed in the last commit. I also added another configuration with extra.js below the demo MathJax config.


Good catch! Fixed in 176ff3cc5312c76d912ffb64f03e9ac046f22494


I wouldn't post this variant.  This method I used to embed it via a script block directly in the Markdown source.  Usually I think people would just put it in their JavaScript like this:

```js
window.MathJax = {
   tex2jax: {
     inlineMath: [ ["\\(","\\)"] ],
     displayMath: [ ["\\[","\\]"] ]
   },
   TeX: {
     TagSide: "right",
     TagIndent: ".8em",
     MultLineWidth: "85%",
     equationNumbers: {
       autoNumber: "AMS",
     },
     unicode: {
       fonts: "STIXGeneral,'Arial Unicode MS'"
     }
   },
   displayAlign: 'left',
   showProcessingMessages: false,
   messageStyle: 'none'
 };
```

What you posted below loads completely different.  I figure let's keep it simple and reference the JS way and let the read the MathJax docs to learn how to do it other ways.


See the other part of the commit :)


Hello


I have "MyAPIGateway.Multiplayer.JoinServer()" working in my mod but it moves everyone in a 1K radius to the destination server. any way to target the player using the Button or sensor.


You have switched the order of the logic around, so `c.getName(locale)` is now evaluated even if `override` is found.
We should fix this to return quickly if override is not null.


+#acellular


So just replace the example I gave with the one you posted above?


Oh was just pointing out the gain at STC, nothing to do with your question :)


Cool.  I was just guessing :).


Test


> So just replace the example I gave with the one you posted above?

Yes


This looks like the bug; each {} should be preceded by a $.


Done! Thanks!


Ohh missed that! Next time I'll update this at the same time as introducing new profiles.


I think the rest looks good.  People can read the official MathJax docs to learn all the more complicated stuff.


Besides the ELO gain, Best move eval accuracy could be affected?


@felixfontein It's fixed now.


'c' key reveals the table so it can be count as a cheat


@2-4601 @haffenloher This is my bad. I usually don't accept request for "same" languages. I added south african english. You should now be able to join the translation team for this language and translate!


Perfect, thank you for your help! I'm also integrating your `.critic.block` styles. You can contribute if you find something else like this.


Looks good. And I assume 1500 is an untuned value.


Does this mean that I can add terms to RO now?


Is this a bug? This and the later reference to the javascript file for typehead is the only references to files in the "scp" directory. On our setup, we wanted to restrict access to the "scp" directory to a trusted network, so these references create problem if we put in rules on the web server to restrict access.


I need to find an automated way to update vlttng-quick when adding/modifying profiles.


what is this


Author is not an UtcDate.


What's the issue with Python 3.6?


Yeah, thanks : D


just not landed on conda yet -- i'd guess it probably works fine, but we can't test it in CI yet


"add exercise 6"*


As a neophyte in this area, I have a lot of difficulties to understand lines 86 to 89. Whats 's this array [-1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 4, 5] ? I would try to write some lines to perform a gnomonic projection on an icosahedron (not dymaxion). Could you give some explanations or where I can find it. Thanks.


Will add it at the right place tomorrow.


meant for phetsims/phet-io#950


good


Yes, go ahead and make a pull request!


@geekmug if you have a question you should ask it at the forums or start an issue report.  Posting a comment to a feature commit from 2013 is not where you would want to do that...


Dropped it not needed any longer CustomSeekbarPreference in den does the job well enough


No, you don't need to mount a volume to the host - just having the VOLUME
defined is enough to repro.

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Why is user_id 0 invalid? In my system user id 0 has special meaning.


Should the commented out section be removed?


Hello @Hywan,

I still can't see the svg via the website on chrome.

I have the following error:
`
Mixed Content: The page at 'https://hoa-project.net/Fr/Literature/Hack/Graph.html' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure image 'http://central.hoa-project.net/Resource/Library/Graph/Documentation/Image/Simple.svg?format=raw'. This content should also be served over HTTPS.
`


:pig:


A nitpick: maybe we could use the varargs form instead of the Lua-land string concatenation?


s/previous/Certificate and s/certificate/first certificate


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I'm curious about the rationale behind this deprecation. Do you have a pointer to any relevant conversations or issues?


@thibaultcha Fixed. Thanks!


I think we can merge these two interfaces into one with the boolean argument named something like `includeRetiredOrVoided`, and then use reflection to determine if the domain object handled by the DAO is data vs metadata via the actual type arguments of the implementing classes.


We don't normally add @since to DAO since they are not part of the public API


You are right, thanks a lot! Fixed!

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Using strings here was intentional to make them show up in the documentation.


Why do we want this?


@squadjot So you edit the file here on GitHub? If so, there must be some kind of bug on GitHub...


Shouldn't this rather test for e.g. `/run/systemd`? Just having `/bin/systemctl` does not mean the user actually is using systemd... ;-)


thx for your interest.  Basically, I've been overhauling much of the
Trinity internals, and it's not straightforward to support these additional
methods for the time being.  They both need some more engineering work to
fully reinstate them, and it's something I'm planning to explore later on.

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This template header needs to be updated.


You should be able to use the criteria API with to do this via Projections like below:

`criteria.setProjection(Projections.rowCount());`


first commit


You will stop reading from `resolver`, thus the goroutine writing to `resolver` may get stuck. Imho this is the wrong place to handle the closing of the context. This should be detected by the resolver itself and it should close the channel early. This code should consume until the channel got closed.


I think you can discard these changes since I think they are not part of this ticket


What kind of citation are you looking for here? This was obtained from running it locally and measuring the overhead, like in that graph, overhead.png.


"perfect" seems like too strong of a word. How about "ideal" or "very suitable"?


I wouldn't split a line like this. Either just leave the line long or make it shorter by shortening values. Perhaps something like:

    run_tests.py ie --sauceusername <user> --saucekey <key> --suite javascript


Empty line missing before import. #nitpick


Das ist eine Eigenschaft, die TeX Studio nutzt, um für dieses Dokument die entsprechenden Einstellungen für Kompiler etc. zu ändern.


Ah, right, I see... :)


There are `if stream` statements all over the place. You may end up with nicer code if you only branch on that once.


MUCKBOOT! :dagger:


Resolves #2


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [2028plugin](https://2028plugin-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/plugins](https://2028plugin-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/plugins)


Cool, thanks for the quick response. I was wondering whether this was motivated more by concerns with validity or software architecture. Glad to hear it's primarily the latter.


Argh! I meant #1966.


Note that that was already part of the ORTE CLI LM.


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```
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@squadjot So, i'm afraid that you will need to push your commit again one time...


@datakurre Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
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```
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What do you mean?


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Simple formulaire d'authentification, changement d'activité et passage des données](https://trello.com/c/gbNK1Nhk/10-simple-formulaire-d-authentification-changement-d-activite-et-passage-des-donnees)


Crap, I replace the other "Modified" ;), fixing ...


@datakurre Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.tiles/9/violations
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```
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using ```typescript
declare module "dot" {
	export = doT;
}
```

is working fine for me. No errors during compiling the test file.


Then should it be removed to EKF3 as well ?


nevertheless - ty very much for all your work man!


I've cleaned up the imports in a subsequent commit.  oops.


One improvement implemented by this version of snapmergepuppy, is it's handling of ".wh." files;
it gets the list of ro layers to search for an existing file, from aufs.
So the list always contains all the ro layers that are mounted, and only the ro layers that are mounted.
Older versions, always searched /initrd/pup_ro2 thru /initrd/pup_ro9, no matter what ro layers were actually mounted.


Ah, I see.

Hope your learning goes well. Again, glad to see sleeti getting some attention. :)


Can you please point out at what part of the code needs node 7.1?
Thanks


thx.
multiple death =)


Roflmao


Hm, not sure what exactly should be changed, filename or content? Currently qdcm_calib_data_samsung_s6e3fa3_1080p_cmd_mode_dsi_panel.xml is used, tried update this file from stock fw, no luck.
However OP3 official N firmware still uses old lib.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Move Smart Favorite Places to Bonus: Favorite Places is enough for the MVP](https://trello.com/c/GhWj1S8u/28-move-smart-favorite-places-to-bonus-favorite-places-is-enough-for-the-mvp)


"incessantly" -> "indefinitely"


Done!


I really like the picture @evadyer!! looks amazing


It will be better to create a function `initialize()` with following instructions
 `adapter.clear();
 messageIndex.clear();
 firstMessageId = -1;
 lastMessageId = -1;
 loadingMessages = true;
 adapter.setFooterShowing(true);
initialized = true;`

as same instructions are also used in `public void onReadyToDisplay(boolean registered)`
https://github.com/zulip/zulip-android/blob/master/app/src/main/java/com/zulip/android/activities/MessageListFragment.java#L237


goe bezig


Very beautiful and useful commit!


geupppdqt


I think this should be `GeomLabel` :/


Dont make an exact copy though


_Technically_ it needs at least 6 because it uses `Symbol()` along with a smattering of other ES6 features but it's easier to say "Needs latest stable version of node" than "Needs this package that's actually kind of old and is more difficult to install than just saying latest"


Oh, damn - way too tired...


Should be Preview Release, now it doesn't show up when filtering on that.


summoning my .css superior @paulcpederson...

you may have heard that Chrome 55 (released 11/2016) bundled support for native touch events, which is great, but causes an induced side effect in that the new functionality triggers Leaflet's fallback .css for touch devices, substituting a `border` in place of `box-shadow`s (see diff above).

Chrome 55+ displays:
![screenshot 2017-01-09 13 42 54](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3011734/21784695/8ed56682-d671-11e6-8e47-a399b5f221ea.png)
instead of:
![screenshot 2017-01-09 13 29 30](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3011734/21784287/b5a43538-d66f-11e6-9525-3492feda5a97.png)

my cursory glance at [caniuse](http://caniuse.com/#feat=css-boxshadow) seems to indicate that the only touch enabled browser which *doesn't* support `box-shadow` is Opera Mini with the caveat below

> As of version 8, the default mode of Opera Mini on iOS uses the iOS Safari engine, though Mini mode can be enabled.

so as of the time of this writing, Chrome 55 (which already enjoys 10% of browser share worldwide) is using css that is more appropriately targeted for Opera Mini, which captures less than 1% of traffic in the US and ~4% internationally, presumably with a subset of users on iPhones that are fine with `box-shadow` too.

i've been told that its bad manners to use anything other than a capabilities check to try and identify individual browsers.  does this mean that Leaflet is already doing *the right thing*® by displaying borders in Chrome for the indefinite future?

> side note: does the fact that i even care make me an honorary designer?


Address a concern raised in https://github.com/BCcampus/pressbooks-textbook/issues/72 by allowing `WP_Site_Query` to be filtered in Pressbooks Publisher 3.0.


I looked at the ETC2 compression, but it's not that trivial.

It needs to use glTexStorage2D instead of glTexImage2D (at least compressed formats are not available in glTexImage2D description). Though
```
            glTexStorage2D(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 1, internal_format, w, h);
            glTexSubImage2D(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 0, 0, 0, w, h, format,
                GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, data);
```
works fine for me when I use sized internal format (GL_RGBA8), so it's not that big problem.

But still I get the black textures and the GL_INVALID_OPERATION error after glTexStorage2D when I try to use GL_COMPRESSED_RGBA8_ETC2_EAC or other compressed formats :(

Also the glGetCompressedTexImage is not available in GLES, so saving compressed texture is not trivial either.


Thanks. Confirmed this fixes the issue.


Collaborator:
A review for this commit was created. [Link to review](http://dev.visitry.org/ui#review:id=198)


Most likely item ID should be parameter


@marado Also Sean and I tend to hang out on the MUDCoders slack, you can get an invite here https://mudcoders.com/


Good catch! Fixed at https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-module-uiframework/commit/5239bdba991acc0a0dd942418398a4b7ed125232


What a great commit :)


Possibly change "No facet options should have data with empty grid" to be a little more distinct between the two asserts.


so amazing man, i love you.


lmao look down dude at 250 line


Previous version should work just fine


We expect all names for files will describe their purpose, 'add_comment' good name for the view, JS files should have sense as well.


Example in Lecture 3


I think you should rename this method.


That's great! Now we just have to find someone who can translate "just now" to South African English. I have no idea how to express it. But I'm going to look into it _just now..._


I know we have gotten away with using sleeps in CDS, and although inefficient they have helped. However would it be possible to use a waitForText, or something similar, for the various sleeps in this function?


Why do we need this module?


don't you have node on your computer globally?


Make the name more specific. There can be multiple borders for different views.


A lot of styles do not have relation to the test task, commits must contain only changes that reflect task's logic.


Please move this back into storage code, it does not belong here.


You should not ever emit if there were no records.


CSS fixed div from blocking the floor selector


Comment test


You don't need `supertest-as-promised` - that library has been deprecated as the features were added to `supertest`. Make sure to change the one line in "mock-http-server" from `supertest-as-promised` to `supertest` and it will work fine.


Add the ability to get the floors to getCoords.


After reading /etc/rc.d/functions4puppy.. to save session: the script uses both pup_ro1 and pup_rw.

It looks like it assumes pup_ro1 is a static dir and pup_rw is where the actions happens.

pup_ro1 is generated at bootup by combining the contents of all the valid savefolders in the cd/dvd. i guess pup_ro1 has to be part of /mnt/tmpfs. otherwise it gets lost after switch (just tested).

It writes 2 new sessions to the cd/dvd each time.

That's why i added   SAVE_LAYER=/pup_rw in this part:

 77) #load folders
  copy_folders /pup_ro1
  prepend_dir /mnt/tmpfs/pup_ro1
  SAVE_LAYER=/pup_rw


I don't think this is fixed in any version of python, I tried 2.7 and 3.6 and both fail to find PyMemberDef without the include.


I wasn't sure if there are any side affects we needed from those, I tried removing them and the unit tests all pass and it should also save us a little memory on every pyjobject and a little time making the lists so I will remove them


getattro does not need to be cast, it is already the correct type. setattro actually needs to take advantage of the fact that self is a PyJobject so it can check the finishAttr flag so it is necessary to cast the function so it can take a PyJObject*.


@hammeiam "use Webpack 2 in ES modules mode" means `["es2015", { modules: false }]` instead of simply `"es2015"` in `.babelrc` which disabled transpiling `import`s to `require()`s by Babel and instead Webpack does that while also eliminating unused `import`s (which is called "tree shaking")


Created multidev environment [ci-example-d8-composer#ci-260](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/c401fd14-f745-4e51-9af2-f30b45146a0c#ci-260).

[![Visit Site](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pantheon-systems/ci-drops-8/0.1.0/data/img/visit-site-36.png)](https://ci-260-ci-example-d8-composer.pantheonsite.io/)


TEST


Sure. Things worth mentioning:
- Chrome is just a special build of the generic Chromium.
- Each group of tabs with the same domain is in the same process.
- According to Wikipedia, Chrome's market share is at least 50%.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers


Probably...but IMO it's not a commonly enough used function (how many times
will is it likely to be called - a few times per frame?) to get too
stressed out about micro-optimizations so I'd rather go for the simpler,
'better' code as opposed to the faster, amnd save optimization efforts for
code that really needs it.

On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 4:57 PM, Evgeniy Goroshkin <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

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> inside of WheelX/Y properties (to avoid stack-copied vector every time).
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Is there an official definition of static vs dynamic leak detectors? I would have guessed that static means looking at the leftover allocations when the process terminates.


Must be a completely empty array instead


@MikeMcQuaid Many thanks for the quick reply, I'll do that then.


Why don't you use the primitive type?


@peti nope, not a big deal, just a little confusing. :)


Seems this code wasn't adopted to the task yet as I do not see any mentioned selector in the views.


0 evaluates to false due to php's loose comparison which is is your case unfortunate. And the reason why the gaurd is failing for you.


"prettify"? haha! thanks for changing this this!


Will this files used for something in the test task? Looks like something from the other project.


Whoops, that should be "Closes #653".


This commit fixes issue #3071.


ouch. I’m sorry for that :(


reviewed


Is this the broken build: http://hydra.nixos.org/build/46210191/nixlog/1 ?

The error it gives is:
```
/nix/store/hivwddrri78ipng4v1h8ffq6rwa64kvq-Libsystem-osx-10.11.6/include/os/object.h:74:9: fatal error: 'objc/NSObject.h' file not found
#import <objc/NSObject.h>
```

That seems to be an issue with libSystem: It needs to propagate the dependency on objc.


@mark-velez Fixed silly bug. Update to fix empty total record field in Data Density report.


The last time i tested 'prepend_dir' did not work well with /pup_ro1 (pm77).

Weeks ago, it threw a mount error.
Creating a /pup_ro1 symlink to /mnt/tmpfs/pup_ro1 did not work either
But using directly /mnt/tmpfs/pup_ro1 did work
However after switching root pup_ro1 wasn't there. So i applied the same hack for pup_rw: check & create a symlink before switching root..


Thank you for that information. 👍  That explains why portainer has a problem accessing c:\data, also because of the VOLUME https://github.com/portainer/portainer/blob/2bdc9322de18497ce3f4f15ed71a8e0ee2d8bd0e/build/windows/nanoserver/Dockerfile#L5

We have discussed this today in https://github.com/portainer/portainer/issues/474#issuecomment-271378283


Understood - which is why I suggested the check be for null rather than 0.


What is the definition of "false positive ratio"? Is it (# of false positives) / (# of all results)?


FuelCell (brianlball) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2314 of 2511 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-92.15%25-yellow.png)


Quando o nome do parâmetro******


@fidian wow. I think I was mindlessly trying to get the tests to pass. That made no sense. Fixed with a test ff8e764108eba3210a1e397fbd35072624460016


How is this callback being triggered without data?


Ja, ist auch richtig. Der Funktionsname `printError` führt da in die Irre. ;)
Die Debug-Informationen sind sowas wie:

```
Query: SELECT * ...
Params: ...
Affected Rows: X
```

+ ggf. eben eine Fehlermeldung.

(Vor diesem Commit wurden die Infos nur im Erfolgsfall ausgegeben, jetzt eben auch im Fehlerfall.)


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [2043sideba](https://2043sideba-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [source/docs/assets/css/main.css](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/dbc0a8fa6648ab5ad99b397d3af61dfa3b020fef/source/docs/assets/css/main.css)
- [source/docs/assets/js/jquery.tocify.js](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/dbc0a8fa6648ab5ad99b397d3af61dfa3b020fef/source/docs/assets/js/jquery.tocify.js)


Yes, it should. It probably went in the big EKF3 merge and was not noticed.


@valib Please don't merge it !
As it's not as specified by @SubJunk , i think it will be better if all the icon respect the same format.


#30 Añadida referencia a la issue


@datakurre Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.tiles/10/violations
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It would be beneficial to add  '=' to the 'g' on left hand layer 1 to allow code  variable creator easier


FuelCell (brianlball) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Somebody on irc mentioned that adding `libobjc` didn't help.


BTW: there are quite a few of newly failing jobs http://hydra.nixos.org/eval/1320785

Most of these are because they expect gdktarget to be "x11" ('gdk/gdkx.h' file not found) instead of Quartz. The best fix would be to add to all-packages.nix:

```
gtk2-x11 = gtk2.override {
  gdktarget = "x11";
};
```

And add:

```
x = callPackage ... {
  gtk2 = gtk2-x11;
};
```

to these newly failing: (although some may have configure options to use gdktarget = "quartz" that aren't set)

- apvlv
- fontforge-gtk
- gdbfed
- gpicview
- lxappearance
- xournal


@KrauseFx does that mean there are some tests missing in spaceship? Or is the test environment pulling FastlaneCore?


@volaya I've reverted this test for now due to failures on Travis


Awesome! After several weeks of postponing, I decided tonight to finally fork your project to add the support for setting uid/gid, only to discover you implemented it a few days ago!


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Typo here :)


Bugfixes Done:

Fixed squaresize adjusting only when generating new not for loading: made choosing size a method and added call after loading

findIntersectionssimple identifies to many intersections: (in findNeighbors) ignores untraversable nodes, counter resets after eacht node

findNextNode NullPointer OpenSet is empty: Skip Searching when openSet has only one element, for Loop termination error in AStarForDistance,
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@ianoc-stripe can you give a rule of thumb or two about when one should/can use this? For example if I have a directory with 10 files, 2 of which have cyclic dependency between them and the other 8 have various (non cyclic) dependencies between them. Will this work?


what I meant with the comment, is that `Engine.instance().startServices();` is essentially not a blocking (or even a slow) operation, and it should be called as is without the overhead (and dangers) of the `AsyncTask`. Once the call to `Engine.instance().startServices();` returns, the status is "connected", similar reasoning for `disconnect()`.

This was probably a left over from the time when we used `vuze`, that it was very slow.


Why do you need this in a separate variable? Anyway, it could be final.


Why would you have /etc/rc.d/functions4puppy writing 2 sessions, it never has before?
The only problem with the old /etc/rc.d/functions4puppy is that it did not cope with "/initrd/pup_rw" being a symbolic link. This can be fixed by creating a some variable="$(readlink -f /initrd/pup_rw)" and then replacing the had coded instances of "/initrd/pup_rw" with the variable.


removeChat function uses splice method in a loop, which is leading to multiple delete of the items. Please look into this issue, as soon as possible.


Looks like we're very inconsistent anyway, on line 84 we use the existence of the service file, here if systemctl is installed.


"Unknown error" :D I'd replace it with more meaningful message.


Good point, should be a bit faster.


1. JSON is just the object's **value**. Do not include variable assignments or semicolons.
2. Key names must be enclosed in quotation marks for some reason.
3. Only double quotes are allowed apparently.


Yes i edited it here on github. Now it says i need to be on a branch to edit the file. :/
I'm not sure what to do. Sorry for the inconvenience.


TaskCluster: @greenkeeper[bot] does not have permission to trigger tasks.


Mapa `JureMarkun` naj bo znotraj mape `dn2`.


Похоже это ошибка?


@lacostej Depends on what you require, but the tests `require "fastlane"` as far as I know, so they work. This issue only occurred when requiring just _spaceship_ cc @mfurtak


... defaults to `true`?


this might not work


you should try:

```julia
julia> g = ExGraph(:(W*x + b); W=rand(3,4), x=rand(4), b=rand(3))
# ExGraph
#   ExNode{input}(W = W | <Array{Float64,2}>)
#   ExNode{input}(x = x | <Array{Float64,1}>)
#   ExNode{input}(b = b | <Array{Float64,1}>)
#   ExNode{call}(tmp1 = W * x | nothing)
#   ExNode{call}(tmp2 = tmp1 + b | nothing)
```

I think that renders more readable with the syntax highlighting


Do you know of a way to fix this?


I ended up having to add sleeps to various Learn Page because each sections renders independently from each other.. It's not pretty, but seems most reliable..


Previously had problems compiling on debian jessie, this commit fixed. Thanks!


Xcode is complaining about missing semi-colons. Do you have this issue?


Projeto wescley brasil silveira


lol


We normally also prefix the pointer out-param w/ 'p' (e.g. pFile)


There is JS module that can be used for finding values length called [East Asia Width](https://github.com/komagata/eastasianwidth/blob/master/eastasianwidth.js). Feel free to update this code. @cpunion


Projeto wescley brasil


@squadjot Don't worry, just proceed on the branch as asked by Github and this time it should be fine :wink:


We're currently not dealing with this error correctly


FuelCell (brianlball) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (2096 of 2511 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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FuelCell (brianlball) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2335 of 2511 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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The Mining Scow (Reg) uses mining lasers, but everything else is already in the game. Mining Scow (PCA) uses the Plenum Chamber Afterburner, and has slightly different stats because of that. I figured a new afterburner might not make it in, so I made up both versions to be safe.


result = a/b;


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Does this mean an overhead of 3-5 times the acceptable amount of overhead? Or does it mean 3-5 times the total overhead of running the application?


This patch single-handedly fixed my IOS 10 mounting issue.


RFC5545 says clients MUST parse this as UTF-8, so I don't think that should be an issue (besides, any other field can also contani UTF-8).

I think you've had more experience dealing with broken implementations; have you seen some that would fail to parse this?


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- [source/docs/assets/js/jquery.tocify.js](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/dbc0a8fa6648ab5ad99b397d3af61dfa3b020fef/source/docs/assets/js/jquery.tocify.js)


Fixed with commit 4824bc4
While JsonObjectAttribute allows to set IsReference=true like DataContract does, XmlSerializer dons't support circular references.


The entire codebase is a mess, really. I plan on cleaning it up a bit, but there's a lot of places where things are wildly over-complex.


I purposefully made this a generally not very good outfit. Compared to the regular afterburner, it takes up about half the space while generating more than 1/2 the heat and using more than 1/2 the fuel. All this, in exchange for 1/3 the thrust.


I'm not compiling after this commit. Screenshot:

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😍

This naming was always super confusing to me. Much better!


We're not handling the error correctly here


Try to make clean first?

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It should not get stuck given that the Context is closed. The resolver is expected to do this:

```go
select {
  case ch<-value:
  case <-done:
    return
}
```

It's a valid point that the resolver *should* close the channel when returning, and this *should* happen right after the context is closed. However, I would advocate for doing it this way (as written) because we can ensure as many internal GoRoutines will exit as quick as possible following a cancellation. There's no need to read the data out of that channel when the context is canceled, so its a waste as is. If resolvers do not observe the context cancellation, this is a bug in the resolvers IMO


make clean
check  USE_MPI=0
then compile again


No, perhaps I'm paranoid.

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> RFC5545 says clients MUST parse this as UTF-8, so I don't think that should be an issue (besides, any other field can also contani UTF-8).
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OP dont do this. Its already strictly better than the standard  heavy tank.


Sorry, correction, /etc/rc.d/functions4puppy should normally write only 1 session, pup_rw.
But when presented with a blank CD/DVD it does write more that 1 session, including pup_ro1, so in this situation "/initrd/pup_ro1" also needs a readlink fix.
But "init" does not need to know anything about this, to it, the CD/DVD contains 2 save folders, and processes them exactly the same as if they were written by 2 separate puppy sessions.


For a total newb just trying to push through the example from start to finish, this change actually breaks the example:
proj, flat, dark, theta = dxchange.read_aps_32id(fname, sino=(start, end))
proj, flat, dark = dxchange.read_aps_32id(fname, sino=(start, end))


If it's okay with you, let's leave it as is until someone complains. ^_^


You meant "**By** default the library starts ..."


@lmeyerov This is where pruning is done for ETL2


Good point!


Success. Thanks for the simple solution, and apologies for the false alarm.


@squadjot I don't know what you have and haven't done, I never use GitHub for making commits myself so I don't know the choices, but: The general idea of how to propose changes is to make a "pull request". To do that, first "fork" UMS to your own GitHub account (click ```Fork``` [here](https://github.com/UniversalMediaServer/UniversalMediaServer)). Then, in whatever branch you want in your local fork (master is the default branch, and that's fine) make your changes and commit them. You can make several changes and commits if you so with. When the changes are like you want them to be, click "Create pull request" on your local fork. Follow the instructions from there, and a PR should be created and we can process it "like normal".


This selector does not look correct, typo?


@neelance Speaking of over-complex, I've done this here because Chan, Slice, etc are all nullable.

It doesn't make sense to return `*[]*ThingResolver` because `[]*ThingResolver` is nullable anyway.

Sure, returning a nil `[]*ThingResolver` is equivalent to an empty list in usual Go code. However, there is a distinction between returning a nil slice and an empty slice:

```go
package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
	thing := []int{}
	if thing != nil {
		fmt.Printf("Thing is not nil.\n")
	}
}
```

This will output `Thing is not nil`.

It makes sense, then, to leverage this and not require returning pointers to slices, which causes some complexity / unintuitive code in the resolvers.


Looks good thanks @danielwelsh :shipit: with a pull request.  Right now it is just a commit.


that's not right. the kernel needs another PathConfig than the project we are compiling.


or am I missing something?


wow, thx very much for this!


all voting to oust nick's commit power
\*raises hand\*


At least, one TEST is not running. All others are GREEN! And all demos work without errors...


How is it strictly better? Reaper has better stats for cost and is much cheaper.


Any luck?


Ah, I see. I wasn't sure why, figured you'd tell me here if I'm wrong.


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I think you are right, this was an experiment to see whether the failing java compilations were caused by a wrong pathconfig.


Code simplification, you're sharing this parameter through the entire request, it doesn't make sense to make the `exec(` signature unnecessarily longer when the value never changes between `exec(` invocations.


If spaceship is meant to be standalone, its test environment should make sure it works that way. It would prevent breakages like this one.


Docs for front-matter key names at https://gohugo.io/content/front-matter/.


If you want to build that as static library, then you should not define the macro "DATE_BUILD_DLL" in your build and you will not encounter this warning.
Anotherthing worth to note is: if you build that as a static library on Windows, then link it into more than 1 dynamic libraries, the singletons are not really singleton.


Was this suppose to be added here? It's outside the recipe directory. So is a bit odd.


Same as above.


> I'm also integrating your .critic.block styles.

Nice.  I didn't know if you intentionally left it out or not, so I didn't really bother bringing it up.  Critic viewing isn't something I push to hard due to its limitations.  I like it more for the conversion part.  I didn't want to impose too much of what I was doing.  I think you've covered all the things most people would be interested in.

> You can contribute if you find something else like this.

I had considered getting in there to help migrate info and support over to the emoji extension from the githubemoji extension to save you from dealing with that.  Just hadn't yet had the time to figure out how to get up and running yet with build environment yet.  If I get some time this week I may give it a try.

With your version 1.0 coming around the corner, I've been doing some serious housekeeping as it dawned on me I might get an influx of people using pymdown-extensions.  Usually a handful of people just stumbled it here and there.  But now with it soon being advertised a bit stronger, I've had to get off my lazy rear and finish unit testing the code, which is good as I've got some good bugs.


Note these tests are for thymeleaf/thymeleaf#563


This addition breaks building on linux as it is creating a directory bin/xSchedule - which is what xSchedule gets compiled as on linux.
Would it be possible to rename as xSchedule-web or something similar?


Awesome!


I did the Emoji migration a few hours ago. Used EmojiOne as an example, as your documentation is very, very detailed. Unit tests is something I also need to write. Normally I do test-driven, but the refactoring was a big mess, so I have to do it afterwards. Will slowly start doing it with 1.0.0 released.

Thank your very much for your help and effort! I think Material + PyMdown is an awesome combination!


@Megabyte918  I want to move this check into onConnection and drop connection immediately on positive. Is there particular reason not to do this?


This just works, in Setup.py get_files() goes recursive so it builds everything in the directory.


When we convert list/tuple to a java object we use add.


These are constructors. I wasn't sure what naming convention we wanted to use for constructors so I just limited the change to regular methods. It should probably be java_lang_StackTraceElement__init()?


Thank you for your helpful comments. I corrected the mistakes. :)


Created a class NoticiasDAO and in our routes, I added a instance of NoticiasDAO, this is necessary to avoid overwritten.
In NoticiasDAO use the propriety "prototype" to access the methods.


That was there for a reason :) In test, we don't have fixtures for FlagLogs yet.


Well... there's an easy solution to that.


But doesn't this break the `this` reference?!


It would be great to remove the unqualified archetype mangling from TypeReconstruction. That's currently the only place where we create (non-opened-existential) archetypes without a `GenericEnvironment`.


True, but it'd require me digging out my fixture generation. Either way, it'd be good for the page not to error out when we don't have data.


Responsiveness is yet to be done. Only works for browser width between 320 px (Samsung Mobile S) and 768 px (Generic Tablet)


Much better! 👏


agreed, need to return the error from JWT verify above as well.


The first error in issue #99 pops up here. It says there is no getFrame method.


I checked last Sunday, but I didn't find the data I was looking for yet. I'm still convinced Mor is hiding in my data somewhere. I have found traces of [this quest](http://wowwiki.wikia.com/wiki/Quest:The_Left_Piece_of_Lord_Valthalak's_Amulet_(Lower_Blackrock_Spire)) so it looks like I'm getting closer. I know I did the entire chain, so he has to be somewhere! I'll keep you updated.

And yes, I seriously need to work on better searching in my tools :wink:


Also tested building on Glitch. Building works, but have to change HintPath for WebSockets.dll. Need a mono specific .csproj.


Fixes issue #1


@Gimmo Even your checks are easy to counterfeit. The best method, is to make sure they cant figure out how the connection works, by scrambling protocols


Actually i already did that

 pup_rw="/initrd/pup_rw"
 [ -L /initrd/pup_rw ] && pup_rw="$(readlink /initrd/pup_rw)" #new init

 pup_ro1='/initrd/pup_ro1'
 [ -L /initrd/pup_ro1 ] && pup_ro1="$(readlink /initrd/pup_ro1)" #new init

--

functions4puppy writes only 1 session on first shutdown.

On second boot and PUPMODE 77, Barry wrote

	  #if have new live-cd, need a 'full save', not just what is in pup_rw. Maybe easiest
	  #way is to save two tracks, pup_ro1, which has all prior saved folders read from cd
	  #at bootup, then save latest session, pup_rw...
	  if [ "$NEWISO" = "yes" ];then
	   echo "Burning data from previous $MEDIATYPE to first track..."

I can only think the reason behind this is that there is limited number of sessions that are presented to the user. In this case 2. hmmm. I wonder if still applies in 2017. Otherwise i'd think.. why pup_ro1 when everything can be done with pup_rw?..

And in fact by reading that, it was clear that pup_rw is the save layer. And somehow /initrd/pup_rw was missing until i specified SAVE_LAYER=/pup_rw.

i came to the conclusion, that if i change anything that is already working fine after saving sessions and rebooting several times... the result will be something that (1) will not work or (2) will not work fine.

Even if i applied the diff to the current code, nothing will change. The only line i'd delete would be this 'SAVE_FN="$DESTDIR"'


Prevents a difference in size of the sushi box when at the breakpoint.


Actually yes. In fact directory name is user configurable. I just need to change the default.

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Ok, thanks. Does this look right?
http://imgur.com/a/SSHDm


"group" might be too generic of a word. Try "bucket", "bin", etc.


cc @tim-salabim


We could also use any video and audio files as long as we name it correctly, Plex will think its what its named. Sita Sings the Blues, Elephants Dream, Big Buck Bunny, Tears of Steel.


@astillich By the way, you may want to join us on Gitter (chat-thingy)!
Link: https://gitter.im/REGoth/Lobby


However, the string object itself will have a constant size (excluding the data), and if it is part of a container of strings (e.g. vector, map, list), this would still work.


without subtracting any frees.


stfu scrub this is the best


No...

You have to create the pull request against UMS, not your fork. I don't get it, UMS should be the default choice. By that I mean that the target should be UniversalMediaServer/UniversalMediaServer, not squadjot/UniversalMediaServer


actually, there is a problem here – we need to strip out the leading `v` from the tag names


It's a kind of joke? And descramble it with js in brawser?


I am looking with some consternation at https://github.com/php/php-src/blob/master/sapi/fpm/fpm/fpm_main.c#L1144 ...


> I did the Emoji migration a few hours ago.

Nice! I've moved to EmojiOne myself as well.  They seem to fit the look of Material better.

> your documentation is very, very detailed.

Lol, yeah, I try to reduce the number of questions I get in the issues by touching all the big points.  I'll still probably get questions about everything I cover, but at least I can now just post links that say, "look here" :).

> Thank your very much for your help and effort! I think Material + PyMdown is an awesome combination!

You're very welcome!  And I very much agree!


Hem de revisar que pot ser que poguem convertir dues funcions en una.
Culpa meva, que sóc una mica imbècil


close #11


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Actually no, only the top-level fields of a mutation are executed serially, everything else is not. This is according to spec: http://facebook.github.io/graphql/#sec-Normal-and-Serial-Execution

> Normally the executor can execute the entries in a grouped field set in whatever order it chooses (often in parallel). Because the resolution of fields other than top‐level mutation fields must always be side effect‐free and idempotent, the execution order must not affect the result, and hence the server has the freedom to execute the field entries in whatever order it deems optimal.


Interesting! I didn't know this would work!


@SimonScholz I agree, we should not use feature branches.

@daweiser you can just add to master.


I started doing this when I tried upgrading my fork to GWT 2.8, but then I found `SafeHtmlUtils.fromString` 👍


s/OSCP/OCSP


Ah. This makes sense. Looks like I was unclear.

I'll take my other optimizations and cleanup and rebase / resubmit down the line when they're more well composed.


These labels should come from keys in the requests.en.yml file. If we don't have an appropriate "short" label for a given service we should add the key.


@bitboxer
How do you like it?

Since I have `writegood` in use since then, I think it is really need for underlining the actual words.

(I have some older stash to generalize this behaviour to all makers, i.e. detecting foo in `whatever 'foo'`etc.


accidental commit; having trouble undo'ing it.


Если он все время одной и той же версии, то можно использовать единую property для обоих.


try <os/add-ons/tracker/TrackAddOn..h>
See https://www.haiku-os.org/legacy-docs/bebook/TheTracker_AddOnProtocol.html


you're providing a list here, no?   Then I suggest to use "contacts".


FullCalendar v 3.1.0....


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besides this statement being wrong (have you ever run this code?!) "if contact:" should be sufficient.


You shadow the `websocket` library here


@Sami32 it is my problem with the network setting but we should mainly follow the DLNA implementaion and the UPnP should be only the additional feature. Thanks for your changes 👍


cq:wrap doesn't return a coroutine.


Also mention that corresponding frees are also recorded.


If there was an error the above `assert` would have thrown: this loop is essentially unreachable code.


This relevance depends upon the formatting of the output, which could change if the earlier relevance is altered. Worst case though is that the "Stop All Actions" button will show up when it shouldn't.


I re-tested the index tests and they are working with this fix


You don't even seem to use this function?


lol my dev sucks


Can you explain this?


But in any case, why is `now` not just `cqueues.monotime`?


@XhmikosR I see the message:

> LOOKING FOR DEVELOPERS

can you add me as a collaborator?


I applied the whole diff... commented out #SAVE_LAYER=/pup_rw
and will use 'prepend_dir /pup_ro1'. Will now test.

I'll be commenting and pushing something later..


What's the point of doing `discard` and then following up with `block`?


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I get your point, but it did not convince me (yet). Imho "you can not send on the channel you created if the context got closed" is a strange contract that you can easily get wrong. E.g. you can still write to an `http.ResponseWriter` even after the request's context got closed. On the other side, having goroutines exit as quickly as possible and not reading data from a channel does not seem to me like a significant performance win. You can have thousands of idle goroutines and Go does not care at all. I'd still prefer the simplicity of "read values until channel closed".

Btw: You may even want to consider passing a callback as an argument instead of having the resolver create a channel and return it. That way you could run the resolver in a new goroutine and you know it is done when it returns (including returning by panic). This would avoid any bad situation where the channel does not get closed and you also get the proper panic handling for free. This would be very similar to how `http.Handler` works. You can write to the `http.ResponseWriter` until you return from `ServeHTTP` after which the response gets terminated automatically.


Specify that "groups" means "size class" and "call site"


可以啊，这个格式挺好的


Consider referring to them as "size classes" so they can be mentioned later in the paper.


Good catch. =)


你在哪里了解到这种写法的？


Try rewording as: "The mechanism we have implemented"

Also mention that this can be done with any clustering algorithm. Ours just happens to be a simple algorithm.


Hello I am just learning about this and have no clue as to what I am doing


Still I will get it sooner if later


I totally agree. I think a method signature where the function returns an error would be good, like in Grpc. I can try to mimic their pattern a bit better.


-e -4


`*[]*ThingResolver` was a conscious decision because that distinction between the `nil` slice and the empty slice is something that people get wrong quite often. Many are not even fully aware of it, since `len` and `append` treat them equally.

Even more, I wanted to avoid inconsistencies: For a non-null list, what happens if the resolver returns `nil`? Do you raise a panic/error? If you just return an empty JSON array, then suddenly returning a `nil` slice has different semantics when having a nullable list vs. a non-null one. This is confusing, so I avoid that mess by always expecting a pointer for nullable types. A `nil` slice is always treated as an empty list.


-e


test


@valib I think you've gotten the DLNA/UPnP concepts mixed up a bit. UPnP is a generic protocol that can do lots of things, it's commonly used to remote configure port forwarding in routers but it can be used for a lot of things, like home automation etc. A part of the UPnP standard is "AV" (for audio video) and introduces concepts like media renderer, media server etc.

UPnP is still very "broad" in its definition and doesn't place much constraints on what kind of information that can be exchanged, it only defines how the information exchange should take place. DLNA is a standard that is based on UPnP AV but puts a lot of constraints on top of it. DLNA is what defines that e.g images can only be JPEG, PNG or GIF and need to use one or more color formats, compression methods, Exif or Jfif version etc (and the same for other media types). It also has a lot of constraints on every aspect, generally what is allowed and what's not and what to expect from the other parties.

DLNA without UPnP is a concept that doesn't make any sense, DLNA is simply a narrowed down UPnP. The UPnP communication protocols are the basis for all DLNA communication except for the transfer or content where HTTP or RTSP are allowed. We only use HTTP AFAIK.

What PMS/UMS does and that I think you refer to as DLNA is using the HTTP headers to try to recognize the renderer. This has never been a part of neither UPnP nor DLNA, and frankly isn't a very good idea. But, it's what we got at the moment. The UPnP/DLNA standard expects the renderer to be identified before the HTTP request arrives, it should already be known by then.


 	@@ -1,9 +1,6 @@
		 #!/bin/bash
		 # dwm startup script


-e and -4


I feel totally lost in this process have not secured internally the conception aspect of these lessons as of yet


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What is suppose to happen after I type in my comments


Solved in 0.48s.


You could write another paragraph on this -- the tool is not only useful for finding leaks, but also for finding high memory usage areas, even if they are not leaks.


This is very interesting while following the instructons.


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@robbiezhang , @vrdmr I scoped down the permission to update/upgrade.


FuelCell (brianlball) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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@FremyCompany line 1827 should be "ancestors" - additionally that first sentence is really long. This part doesn't seem to make much sense to me:

> if the cell is considered to have a height specified by the author.

Maybe I'm missing something, but how else would a % height be set besides by the author? Is this saying that you could set a % on an ancestor but you don't resolve them in the second pass unless the % height is set on the cell?


The app will update automatically. You're very welcome!


The main thing is I believe I can do this.


I think 9 VP9 patches have been merged in linux next. I haven't looked closely but it could be good to take the whole series? e.g. https://patchwork.linuxtv.org/patch/36773/


Ah, sorry about that.  I had meant to ask about it and then the tests promptly passed locally and on PR and I forgot all about it :(.


This will disable lecture warning. For commands run as OmsAgent, we don't want see this short lecture at anytime.


should we add that kwonlyargs always come after *args and before **kwargs?


Default value on Redhat is once, only lecture the user the first time they run sudo.


新建喵


Sorry to comment here but i tried to reach you in your email and website but I cant,

I tried to use it on my own project aiming Okta
integration with a pyramid python app, Im new
to python development, Im mostly doing Java
but moved to this Python project which interests
me.

I'm just confused on the usage part of the integrator
which i need to add in my config file which i suppose
is the development.ini file as it was labeled as app
configuration, im not sure what does okta_base_url
is, i assumed it was the Identity Provider metadata url
provided by okta.

I will appreciate any help towards my problem.


review Ok


Did you link the wrong issue? That's "Disable Change Defaults..."


Yep..


test


This will result in a crash on server side.


What's the purpose behind the `rt` library, as declared as dependency at [line 256](https://github.com/nsumner/callgraph-profiler-template/blob/14fc98ab6a9e258ba14395c2b002f82e6897fe0c/tools/callgraph-profiler/main.cpp#L256) library at line?

I'm just curious, that's all.


Congrats!


Nice you actually worked


> It seems likely it was an issue with the stuck process then.

Confirmed. I pulled `master` again (specifically 936bc23b414e562da9fd8ce5e3e360929d25262c) and no longer have any `libuv` issues. Sorry for the noise!


I put the clear above the loop, just in case in the event loop there is a function that will result in some drawing. In that case any drawing that happens in event loop will get overwritten..


这两行怎么删了。


Testing


I forgot to change the name of this commit. That is why it appears like "Update delete.txt" instead of "Added K&R Exercise 14)


编辑器和本地环境会搞出 js 和 jsx 的临时文件。


afaf


QAQ


ref: #7266


是 `antd-tools run tsc` 搞出来的吧？


Definitely—my local client handles the rename and diff but GitHub doesn't seem to. Here's just the changes: https://github.com/apple/swift/pull/6638/commits/d378cb058e5561c8be7c365c8ecbc9ecd72c753e


不是的，本地运行 tsc 或者编辑器保存都会自动生成。


line 4 ,5 are


我再加一下


Mudesir update the first code


ViewModel에서 필요할 data를 model에서 가지고 있는 느낌이군요 ㅋ


Hi, @gauravssnl . your suggestion of rename scripts are commited.

Thank you for your support.


@kshakir I realize this is going back a bit now, but I'm curious as to why symlink localization of directories is explicitly forbidden by https://github.com/broadinstitute/cromwell/blob/a4a952de33f6d1ef646be51d298c3d613a8cce5f/supportedBackends/sfs/src/main/scala/cromwell/backend/sfs/SharedFileSystem.scala#L62 ?
The reason I ask is that since directories can't be hard-linked (the OS forbids it), that leaves only the "copy" strategy available for directories, which is expensive. I can certainly work around this in the WDL with globbing or something like that but thought I'd ask just in case thr limitation was an historical artifact.


불필요한 파일..


불필요한 파일


Mainly, it serves to show you how to link in common external libraries. It also makes analyzing or repurposing the code a little easier if you want to include some of the timing features from librt.


This is the Octave/Matlab script for the first programming exercise for Coursera's Machine Learning course.


이렇게 되면 model과 view 사이에 dependency가 생겨요...


init(coder), awakeFromNib() 는 제거 해도 될것 같네요


Use fewer, simpler commands to get the wlan0 IP address directly: "ifconfig wlan0 | grep 'addr:' | cut -d: -f2"


不需要判断


See #268.


@Ch4s3 and @parkr when I was running recently written benchmarks I faced an issue due to the `Minitest::Reporters` inclusion. The fancy progress meter was mixing up with the reported benchmark values. That's why I used this `ENV` hack here to conditionally turn the fancy progress meter off and use the default one instead. However, when I tried to set this special ENV in the `:bench` Rake task it was applied to all the tasks. As a result now we must pass the something like `NOPROGRESS=T` along with the `rake bench` command. I don't like this ugliness and would prefer to have a more sophisticated approach. Any better approaches?


IssueList(json: json) 으로 쓰시면 됩니다. .init 생략 가능해요.
그리고 ! 를 피하기 위해서 guard let 사용을 추천합니다.


Setting variables to change aspect of a colorscheme is something that should be a task for the .vimrc and not the responsibility for the colorscheme. Keeping it in the .vimrc also has the added benefit of creating other special conditions or settings that complement each users personal preference. :smiling_imp:


Cleversafe specific resume version.


클린코드 보면 이렇게 정렬하는 것은 안 좋은 방법이라고 하더군요.
저도 이런 코드를 많이 보고 있는데 안 좋은... ㅋ
개인 취향이니 참고만 하세요.


great stuff!


great job with the font-weight here


ㅋㅋㅋ 취향이라기보다 정리 정돈 안하는 레너드의 정신상태죠


그렇죠.. 지적받은건 빼야지 ㅋ


Public bug on Launchpad:

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug/1494135


renamed it to /createPost


This `font-weight` isn't working for you because you are not brining a `550` into your site.  Try `600` here for `semi-bold`


Great...and how might you use `auto` to center the quote?


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Erreur bien sur


I would be inclined to use `section` here instead of article.  The reason being, it's the "meat" of the page and also the content wouldn't make very much sense standalone...like in an email or posted on another site.


nice, didn't know this was a thing


my dockerfile


Updated first code


fixed?


probably best to obtain blooprint trademark image from website - www.blooprint.xyz


looks like you forgot the closing `</a>` tag on your links


In the scope of `nextSong`, there is no `songNumber` variable defined.  Instead, we need to pass our `setSong` function the number of song we are currently moving to.  We moved our `currentSongIndex` up by one to get the index of the next song, so to get the number of the song we just need to add one (since indexes start at 0), so it should be `currentSongIndex + 1` instead of `songNumber`.


In the scope of `previousSong`, there is no `songNumber` variable defined.  Instead, we need to pass our `setSong` function the number of song we are currently moving to.  We moved our `currentSongIndex` down by one to get the index of the previous song, so to get the number of the song we just need to add one (since indexes start at 0), so it should be `currentSongIndex + 1` instead of `songNumber`.


the copyright text is a great place to use `small`.  I'd suggest:
```
<small>© 2015, Relaxr.</small>
```
or
```
<div>
  <small>© 2015, Relaxr.</small>
</div>
```


Great to see you playing around with `list-style-type` and `list-style-position` ! 👍


제안서 -최종


I think will be better to use inner **_wheel** variable instead of **Wheel** inside of WheelX/Y properties (to avoid stack-copied vector every time).


+0.46 ELO

LLR: 2.96 (-2.94,2.94) [-3.00,1.00]
Total: 57187 W: 7035 L: 6959 D: 43193


@Bambooin iRime也開源了


@camsong，多谢鼓励，已认领一个


Currently here, we continue moving up to the next parent if the current one has a class and that class ISN'T our `targetClass`.  So in the case where we have a parent with the `targetClass`, currently our function will end the `while` loop when we find it, although down below we don't actually return the parent if it has the `targetClass`.


I don't think you want the "No parent found" outcome inside your `while` loop.  I believe they want you to `alert("No parent found")` if the immediate parent of the element passed in doesn't exist.  Then, if it does exist, you start looping up the parent chain, outputting `No parent found with that class name` if you didn't find one, or the parent element if you did find one.


same error +1


이 코드 실행 환경을 좀 타서 안되는 분들 가끔있.
원인을 찾아주세오 ㅠ


yes


@@ -33,8 +33,8 @@ You can build your social app to publish on App Store that share musics, books o
 - AppCorner works with Deployd!
 - I forgot the app for some time
 - I developed [iTunesPicker](https://github.com/appcornerit/iTunesPicker) as new project starting from pieces of AppCorner
-- I released AppCorner is open source
-- I forgot the app again, but still works
+- I released AppCorner open source
+- I forgot the app again, but still works fine

 To retrieve statistics about apps (or any other iTunes entity) take a look at the [iTunesPicker](https://github.com/appcornerit/iTunesPicker) project.
 I encourage anyone who wants to contribute and update the project.


Passei para 2/4 para manter a mesma velocidade por mínima de African Marketplace


Comments in #1331


We quite commonly change test names.

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Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2301


谢谢大师兄的耐心解答 😁😁😁


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2451


add snapshot param vaildate


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2453


It's fiiiiiiine.


作者加入 facebook 的 react 组了 https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/5ke0qr/the_creator_of_inferno_is_joining_the_react_team/


каркас


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Thanks!


Just today I noticed that if you run as [Standalone web server](https://github.com/validator/validator#standalone-web-server) it displays the version `17.0.0`.
I guess it's not so bad? :smile:


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@scvnc how can we handle setting the postgres URI in podcast-db to match the one in podverse-web?


I wonder what's the purpose of this permutation? @hx173149


Is possible use a TCP long established for this?


this crashes the update, because app_title already exists from db/migrate/002 ...

Migrating redmine_multi_hosts (Redmine MultiHosts)...
== 3 AddMoreHostSettings: migrating ===========================================
-- add_column(:multi_hosts, :app_title, :string)
rake aborted!
StandardError: An error has occurred, all later migrations canceled:

Mysql2::Error: Duplicate column name 'app_title': ALTER TABLE `multi_hosts` ADD `app_title` varchar(255)


@florianeck please fix that


Let's use version info as well, when pinning the requirements.


@rivkagarcia What is the bg-blue.jpg for?  Is this for the login page? I don't see it used anywhere.  Just wondering


Implemented
1. Find the highest valued data point in a given data set.
2. Find the second highest valued data point in a data set.
3. Find the lowest valued data point in a data set
4. Find the zero based centroid value.


use `ng-disabled="!$ctrl.name"` to prevent a submission.


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

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


Added ApplicationConstant file.


(; should be 30+number of commits on git. (minor)
Also,  version.txt must be updated at the same time.  (major else https://plus.google.com/113684285877323403487/posts/Uo8TT4MD9p3 happens)


How can we read 0 to 5V signal instead of -2.5 to +2.5V signal??
What are the changes in program code, if I am using external reference voltage say +5V to AIN0 and GND to AIN1.
I have only one analog input signal(0-5V) and it may be connected to AIN2.


Why did you add another style tag?

And can u provide a screenshot, I am to lazy to test it xD


This line produces an error. Most likely it is caused by unchecked pointer error in the ```BSTNode``` class


By default, class declaration of an object has the value of ```null```


Now, this is an interest commit message! 😮 😛


This is my Programming Assignment 2: Lexical Scoping.

[Assigment 2.pdf](https://github.com/PabloAFi/Programming-Assignment-2_Pablo/files/692723/Assigment.2.pdf)


Just a note that monster AI is practically broken in this branch. It can be fixed by merging in the master branch.


@vishnukraj

1) can we move these binaries to `/bin/` so we don't overcrowd the root directory.
2) For celery start/stop script, shouldn't we be using pidfile / logfile argument, and also it would make sense to explicitly name the workers and stop those workers only. http://docs.celeryproject.org/en/latest/reference/celery.bin.multi.html


done in commit c1f5a9e06fa1cce06a859edcfb41b257ab772372 (on `master` branch)


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The latest version I'm able to get is `2.3.0` but with that I run into problems running rails.

Would it be trivial for you to downgrade to `2.2.3`? If not, I can look into it a little bit more and try upgrading.


@xuhdev: `p.compile_html` is an alias for `PageCompiler.compile`, whose signature is `compile(self, source, dest, is_two_file=True, post=None, lang=None)`. Maybe you have an older version of Nikola running where `p.compile_html` was still an alias for `PageCompiler.compile_html`, whose signature is `compile_html(self, source, dest, is_two_file=True)` (which doesn't expect `post`)?


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