Doh, I knew I'd run into trouble with this :)
Would something like a BIFROST_PYTHON_INSTALL_FLAGS work?


AFN_Duct_Radiation (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2334 of 2391 tests passed, 519 test warnings)

 * 518 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 23 tests had: RDD diffs.

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Просто представьте, что вы никогда этого не видели


Should I have put this in as a pull request rather than going straight for a commit? I can't see the text on the main page when I refresh 1001Stories.org


Couldn't you just then leave out '(not landed)' - doesn't really make sense?


@PapaGrande the url is set in the test setUp method. Should it just be a constant?


config.hpp
I propose to remove using self_type = config , it's not used .
1.) move using to private area , as it's only used privately by config now
```
class config {
        using config_data_t = DATA;
        using add_options_type = std::function<void (config_data_t&, po::options_description&)>;
   public:
```

2.) in parse() function
a.) it may throw ->  po::error and it's not handled
b.) std::count is used in the library , I prefer not to use console printing in the library , so either we should throw runtime_error(reason) , or change bool to a Bool class , but still prefer simply throw exception from parse function , plus maybe mark it with noexept(false),  if we decide to throw , but maybe mark it with noexept if
we decide to return smart Bool structure , see below possible implementation can be part of core folder:
```
class Bool {
            bool is_success ;
            std::string reason;
        public :
            Bool(bool is, const string &why) : is_success{is}, reason{why} {}
            Bool(bool is) : _is_success{is},  reason{} {}
            Bool() : is_success{},  _reason{} {}
            operator bool() const {
                return is_success;
            }
            const string &why () const { return reason; }
};
```
c.) I would move test for vm.count("help") right after you did
```
store(po::parse_command_line(argc, argv, desc), vm);
notify(vm);
if (vm.count("help")) { // help comes from command line , can be tested for right here
//...
}
//continue with config parsing
//...
//...
```

Looks impressive !

minor comment on exchange_config_data , no big deal but I prefer to use default initialization
primitives int, pointers, bool initialized to 0, 0, false , objects are initialized by compiler calling default ctor.
so like that is preferred, but no big deal:
```
exchange_config_data():
        log_file_name{}, handler_timeout_v1{}, handler_timeout_v2{}
    {}
```


You are crazy :)


Here's the text I have now for the main page -- let me know if I can include your name / Max's name and bio, too!

--

Welcome to the work-in-progress page of 1001stories.org, a home for our voices on water and climate change.

This sound map includes reflections and observations about changes in our environment, stories that capture our favorite water-related memories, and of course, oral his(and her, and gender non-binary)story.

Click on a place to listen and learn about how water and climate change silently impact us all.

The personal is political is ecological.

More soon, Devi & the 1001Stories team

About Devi: Devi Lockwood is a poet / touring cyclist / storyteller from Boston. Since the September 2014 People's Climate March in NYC she has been traveling, mostly by bicycle, to collect 1,001 stories from people she meets about water and climate change. To date she has recorded nearly 600 interviews with storytellers in the USA, Fiji, Tuvalu, New Zealand, Australia, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Qatar, Morocco, and the U.K.

For any questions about the project, contact Devi here: https://onebikeoneyear.wordpress.com/contact/


That would work!


Missing newline at end of file


very impressive , please create a pull request on main branch of vanilla-rtb .


I am not able to customize as needed and getting following error.
Any help is appreciated.

angular.js:12722 TypeError: Cannot read property 'rules' of undefined
    at isValid (http://localhost:3000/bower_components/angular-query-builder/query-builder-directive.js:331:8)
    at Object.isInValid (http://localhost:3000/bower_components/angular-query-builder/query-builder-directive.js:326:11)
    at controller.vm.isInValid (http://localhost:3000/bower_components/angular-query-builder/query-builder-directive.js:510:25)
    at Array.fn1 (eval at compile (http://localhost:3000/bower_components/angular/angular.js:13567:15), <anonymous>:4:1054)
    at Object.expressionInputsWatch [as get] (http://localhost:3000/bower_components/angular/angular.js:14564:50)
    at Scope.$digest (http://localhost:3000/bower_components/angular/angular.js:16087:40)
    at Scope.$apply (http://localhost:3000/bower_components/angular/angular.js:16359:24)
    at http://localhost:3000/bower_components/angular/angular.js:18141:36
    at completeOutstandingRequest (http://localhost:3000/bower_components/angular/angular.js:5729:10)
    at http://localhost:3000/bower_components/angular/angular.js:6006:7 undefined

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

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


Yeah, agreed. We definitely are in a good place and should avoid technical debt. I was thinking we need to either have an installation step that asks the user for sudo privileges, so we can compile the schemas globally, or figure out how to do it locally. I don't think the extension schemas are registering correctly yet. I've been looking at more gnome extensions, and tried a few things, but I'm limited on time too this week.


There was no new line at the end of the file originally?


And three 'nots' - triple negative!


People hoped it would ever work...
How now to configure a proxy for the site?


Sure - I suppose it doesn't matter whether it was landed or not. I'll change that.


Is this something we should follow?


@rodplata   I've updated this to account for and exclude params if http == 'optionsFromRequest'.
see the paramIsRequestOptions helper.  I believe this should address the secondary issue noted by #317.


Keep persevering :D


Unlanded was my bad. Glad to have it gone. But the key to the bycatch is that it also needs to be noted as not landed. Maybe the key is to add the word "discard" (and change "targetting" to "targeting"
"Catch associated with surveys and discarded bycatch in fisheries not targeting hake is not currently..."


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Need the 'are not' in the main-tables.rnw also.


I think this should be part of the main branch with immediate effect.


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git clone, with bundler, with a wrong ruby accessing gems in user defined $GEM_PATH / $GEM_HOME, etc


Hi @danpoltawski ,
not sure if I'm still in time but look at MDL-45233, https://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-45233?focusedCommentId=384124&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-384124

Maybe, before flattening to ASCII you could try to remove the "supposed offending chars" and then move to ASCII as last resort... just to keep more chars in each actual "broken" multibyte messages.

HTH,
Matteo


You can't hide from Cthulhu he sees all.
/o\


I'll fix it once and for all...


Oh that's where the text-decoration was coming from. I should have done a search instead of just giving up when I didn't see it with the rest of the .title styles


'not targeting hake is not' -> 'that do not target hake are not' ?


@GermanBluefox: makes this sense? In the code sometimes the syncVariables/syncPrograms were checked, sometimes not ... so in the end it was always somehow synced also if not selected ... Can this break anything in your eyes?


Looks much better now. 👍


**www.google.pl#**

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1.


also new -nopdf option


@ayende are you using proper context here? Shouldn't this be:
```csharp
var context = actions.GetContextForNewDocument(); // actions for ReadDocuments are never null
```


>

-  _#[](url)_


eol=lf**#m**# .^


Are all the >>>>>> and ======= gone?


We can execute things with sudo: https://github.com/lestcape/Global-AppMenu/blob/master/globalAppMenu%40lestcape/utils/environment.js This is not a problem, just we need to modify this script to execute the schema install and remove. The script check his own privileges and if it's not launched as root, he automatically relaunched as root.

Anyway, I'm focus in the settings side page. As this page it's important to not depend of cinnamon.

We can also latter define our own police kit, to be more specific on the action, and install the police in the first applet installation to be used latter...


![2017-02-01 1 56 05](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/18687163/22488167/9f8b588a-e821-11e6-972c-87768bc37092.png)


Hi. Regarding corruption: please try disabling emuvariable clover extension and remove the startup scripts. i'm pretty sure this is the reason for the corruption of the SSD

//TRANSLATED
嗨。 關於腐敗：請嘗試禁用emuvariable clover擴展和刪除啟動腳本。 我很確定這是SSD的腐敗的原因


Aaron, let me fix it..


![2017-02-01 1 57 18](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/18687163/22488201/c6486224-e821-11e6-8eea-5ca7181eab40.png)


But can live with it as is. Seem to be some conflict issues going on with Aaron's commits? I won't merge yet...


Has this been tested? I'm just not sure if `conf.getTrimmed()` will return `null` or an empty string for a nonexistent property.


Okay, standing by


I'm finished now - going to build from scratch on 7de340666754e5a617e6308d4dae17fcfb567b31


Delete for final version.


Remember C++ style.


You can merge mine now


Oops, thank you!


All these need fixing.


now i'm getting a fatal: you have not conlcuded your merge


Oh, I also removed the treehouse HTML comments from index.html.


No. It just adds `ActiveJob::Base` to Array returned by descendants.  Since `descendants` method creates a new Array each time call the method, changing that Array has no effect on descendants themselves.


Remove. Use CudaFlagGrid or tfluids_(FlagGrid) instances instead.


Ok, sounds good. I'll leave you to that, and I'll continue testing applets and start making a more comprehensive list of APIs that need to change. I installed Gnome Shell on bare metal this weekend and I'm surprised to say it feels a lot faster than Cinnamon. We've already made a lot of great progress and its stable enough I can do my day-to-day work using it. Just need to sever the Cinnamon package dependency and wrap more APIs.


git stash     might work


Pst, Can i have a copy of your Ipa Please...


Learning


Ah yeah, I saw that error a few times during the upgrade work.  It would suggest there's an older version of JRuby running with the newest code.  Does the test server get built from a fresh "dist" unzip each time?  Any chance there's stuff sticking around from the previous build?


This will require you to #include "generic/grid.cc" in this file. This means you need to define the tensor types.

See:

https://github.com/google/FluidNet/blob/weighted_mse/torch/tfluids/init.cu#L45

As an example for what to define (yes, it's messy but that is torch's C++ type system).


Pass these in as tensors from lua and wrap in tfluids_(FlagGrid). See generic/tfluids.cc emptyDomain() as an easy to follow use case.


Once you have the wrapped flag grid. This will be the same as the LaunchKernel call as I used in  velocityDivergenceForward (you can copy and paste the kernel call).


That's for making it cross-platform, right? Cool!


No, the issue is something slightly different. It does work, but only if it's uppercase: https://www.rocketleaguereplays.com/api/replays/BDD9F56446401DDED9F809985EBA8D9F/

It's not the URL that's the problem, it's the query for selecting the replay. I'll get it sorted tomorrow.


This could go into the `try` block, or?


AFN_Duct_Radiation (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1207 of 1207 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

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If you're still having trouble, go to github code for the file on my repo and cut and paste what I have, then commit and push. That will work as it will be exactly the same.


Okay, manually fixed it so no should be up to speed


Looks like you had a double-conflict! Awesome :)


the rule is any sound that is a vowel sound.  Not spelling.   a "Won" not an "Won"


![Uploading wp_ss_20160708_0001.png…]()


Good catch, thanks. All fixed now.


@stevvooe @aaronlehmann do you know the answer?


with this commit it works now. The problem was: if we delete the def_rt then rt_dev is free'd but this is a pointer which was copied by memcpy. We may not free this here.


Looks good, thanks.


Think we should have stuck with 'unlanded' in hindsight ;)


The button was removed because the functionality actually required was to launch the New Certificate dialog - it may be reinstated at some point but really we should just be preselecting the domain in the website list.


I think this is OK. Looks good.


Like the idea of doing more checks, than simply relying on the package name starting with 'homebridge-', but since we're looking into directories installed under `node_modules`, I would expect that testing for a `package.json` will always succeed. Maybe we should test for 'homebridge-plugin' in the 'keywords' section and/or a 'homebridge' entry under 'engines'?


这个是用recursion的方法


Isn't webpack the default again? At least for development mode?
http://blog.ionic.io/ionic-build-process-updates/
> As a result of the challenges with Rollup, we are switching to a different bundling tool called Webpack 2


Heh, thanks Matteo, but you are a few hours too late: 9913abb


See my commit 9bb2997


Funnily enough I came to the same stack overflow regex through independent googling!


Probably wrong.


Excellent PR. When will this get merged? I'm urgently in need of this. I'm currently running Spark 2.1.

Thanks


If this is not false, you should be checking if the val array is not nullptr!

Either remove the justCountEntries logic, or simplify the API so that val and I are always non-nullptr.


this makes it working. the problem was that we may not yet free def_rt at this point because rt_dev would be free'd and memcpy did copy a pointer to that before


Yes, thanks; this will be made explicit.


You are actually catching `e` here and rethrow it immediately.
This is unnecessary, you could just remove the `try-catch`.


We're supposed to making a copy of the buildSrc jar and using that in the classpath of the buildSrc ClassLoader. Which means that it should survive cleaning `buildSrc/build/classes`.


OK, I'll work on that tomorrow.


now that we add a host route in split tunnel mode we have to remove it again when the vpn exits


I was thinking of a simple reverse proxy, which republishes the data from
an undisclosed source to where it listens.

But reading
http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/131533/secure-oauth-2-flow-for-client-side-or-mobile-app
makes me think. Maybe it's not an issue at all and
https://help.github.com/articles/removing-sensitive-data-from-a-repository/
is not up to date with current client-side web development practices.

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Include IMageAdapter in starting code so that students don't have to copy-paste thsi code later on when they create the Master List


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


@wphelan45 this is the right place. Make sure that you are making a pull request so that I can review and approve for shipping


and finally we should free def_rt which we now use in split route mode as well. We had to postpone the free because gtw_rt did use the same rt_dev and just used another pointer.


Anyone having issues with Items tables not showing after this last set of commits?


According to Dwyer-Kan's ["Smith theory revisited"](https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/1971419.pdf) Corollary 2.5, it's for _H_ = _G_. I'll make this more clear.


this will fail, not sure if you updated this yet in a future commit.


version 4 de la base de datos.


How you handle cases when such hash already exists in the database?
Do you really need store hash instead integer id?
How you can substitute implementation of hash_generator (for example using DIP)?


Closes #18


What happens when concurrent process is doing the same? How you can resolve this issue?


Hi @sonnati ! I am following your blog :)
regarding mixed approach (bitrate/buffer)
this is an interesting idea, however beware that current bitrate based logic is already depending on buffer size.
basically we are already ensuring that next fetch duration does not exceed buffer size.
see https://github.com/sonnati/hls.js/commit/7c85b3987c8cc4e7e16f7cd4984e1a70d8fb91d2#diff-fc4a05f484a9402efe00d12bcd11464bR352


Do you have an eta of when 1.1.0/1.1.1 jars will be available on maven central?


> Because it's inappropriate. Freedoom is supposed to be for, from a point of view, everyone. That could mean minors too.

The is blood, gore and weapons in Freedoom. It's not a game for kids!


1.) Change class identifier to `CustomUserDeatilsService`.
2.) You don't need to autowire and set the user details service manually. Remove this field and the `configureGlobal()` method, Spring will automatically find you service.


Hi Matt,

We also have a seventh submission.


Seems like this needs to be back-ported into the 5.x branch?


i install again


Are you sure this hash will be unique even DB will contain a few millions rows?


Меню лучше либо выводить с помощью Here Docs техники:

```ruby
menu = <<~MENU
Всё что здесь будет строкой
  с учётом форматирования:
    отступов

    новых строк и прочего. Интерполяция тоже работает: #{1 + 1}
MENU

puts menu
```

Либо поместить меню в текстовый файл.


or compression artefact maybe?


Rubocop почему-то не сильно жалует `unless`, но на мой взгляд `unless` читается гораздо лучше чем условие с отрицанием.


Holaaaaaaa


Hi, why is top set to 20 & 8 and not to 22 & 10 like with backButton & rightButton ?
It mess up my left icons alignment.


When downloading the Visual Studio project files they need to be run locally, not over the network at VSL


Ok, thanks. I'll ask Andrew about it.


Can you, please, apply
- https://refactoring.com/catalog/replaceConditionalWithPolymorphism.html
or
- https://refactoring.com/catalog/replaceTypeCodeWithStateStrategy.html ?


Great; thanks! Both will be fixed shortly.


This looks quite finished to me, why didn't you make a pull request?


I think this all needs to be either, with tensors you pass in and resize in the C++ code:

THCudaTensor_resize5D(state, tensor, ...);

Or by creating a wrapper class to abstract away some of this.  If you want I can do this one you've gotten everything working.


Thanks; I'll add that.


Or, can you apply nested serializes here instead of polymorphism?


ClickListener (and communicating between fragments) will be a separate step. Steps are -- create gridview, master list fragment and activity, then two pane layout for tablets, THEN communicating between fragments


two pane tablet layout will be a separate step (as noted above)


Delete for final version.


Вот можно так ещё: `@cars.pop unless speed.nonzero? || @cars.empty?`.


Poxa @mazulo funcionou legal da forma que você fez. ufa. quebrei a cabeça aqui e vc na maior paciência. vlw mesmo. Se não for pedir demais, você poderia me ajudar no arquivo exercicio - números primos. Tá no mesmo repositório, lá pra mostrar a quantidade de números primos encontrados e depois o maior deles. Desde já te agradeço.


Note <fragment> tag in the tablet layout (this part goes with the two pane layout step)


error on spelling


Can you please not use my full last name on these? Thanksss

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Add comments describing the master list layout file


Oh, sorry, you already use nested serializers. It's perfect. Ignore my previous two comments, please.


Should be correct now; I was confusing Bredon and Borel cohomology.


DIE COMMIE!!


They are available now (I had to manually specify the version in the url)


@vivhou markdown treats html tags as actual html, unless formatted as code (so `<em>` wasn't showing up, and the whole doc after this tag was in italics). I'd suggest [downloading macdown](https://macdown.uranusjr.com/) and using it for live markdown previews as you edit


@wmchris thanks, any evidence that emuvariable clover cause the SSD issue?

syscl


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Probably.


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I see, you use nested serialisers only partially. Can you, please, also delegate create/update to nested serializers?


Relates to #9


thanks


Could you turn your auto-formatter off? I really like my if()


No. Bad. Use LOG(DEBUG) or LOG(TRACE)


Take a look here! We've talked about some cool things you can do with EJS.

This partial footer can contain our front end javascript files, and be passed around quite easily.

We could even include another partial within this footer partial, that is solely for including javascript related front-end frameworks.

```html
<%= img-src="x-zibit-yo-dawg-meme.png" %>
```
![download](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3107864/22489653/61d7eaaa-e7de-11e6-821e-8b77bbbd361c.jpeg)


With a FM, it is possible to achieve all the good properties as sketched above, without "abusing" `Async`. First of all, computational expression syntax is possible and indeed very nice, without introducing the `async` noise at places where no asynchrony is happening, as in a model (here and below I am talking about a system structured according to the Onion architecture).

Secondly, after having written a non-trivial "heavy" DDD model with several FM "instances" recently, I came to a realization, that a model without a purely declarative _sub-model_ of the valid patterns of data access or commands or similar is just not complete. In fact, I would argue that using free monad is _a must_ for an Onion. Just as the model defines a domain entity and logic, it should also define valid ways of accessing values of the entity type, _declaratively_. This is also domain knowledge, often non-trivial (what is the right "identifier" to retrieve this entity? are there other ways? what are possible outcomes?), and pushing it outside the model reduces cohesion. For example, a function/method of a repository in the domain service layer is too far away from the model. I could go on and on about how the model becomes more concrete and stand-alone as a application type-independent domain library due numerous aspects.

Third, we can gain some significant simplification in the architecture. Namely, getting rid of the complete domain service layer. By keeping effectful interpretation of the FM in the data layer, "repositories", "services" and the like become its internal implementation detail; they are not needed anymore anywhere outside the data layer, reducing the number of types in the core layers. Consequently, the core layers are just two (model layer, application layer) instead of three.

Four. Testability is wonderful. Just interpret the FM expressions in a different way, using test data. No more stubs bound by repository interfaces which must be injected. Just another function which works on the same data (structure). I could go on about this too.

Five. Everything (in the core layers) is pure, and this is the main point. It is also obviously pure (e.g. to a reader), which cannot be said about `Async`.

Yes, having to write out all instances of the free monad manually in F# is an inconvenience, but it is well worth it. Having a template/snippet or just copy-pasting and editing goes a long way.


Keep track of last date you pulled.  Pull since then


This commit breaks the build.
Two things:
1) URGENT: unknown label (see below)
2) LOW-PRI: comment says making ...FDC_EQUAL..., should be ...FASTLOAD-PATCH...
Paul, please fix or otherwise give me go-ahead to fix.

Makefile:175: =============================================================
Makefile:175: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~> Maki**ng: tests/test_fdc_equal_flag.a6**5
./../../Ophis/bin/ophis -4 c65-rom-910111-fastload-patch.a65 -l c65-rom-910111-fastload-patch.list -m c65-rom-910111-fastload-patch.map
c65-rom-910111-fastload-patch.a65:16**9: Unknown label 'dos_last_char_in**_buffer'
1 error
Makefile:175: recipe for target 'utilities/c65-rom-910111-fastload-patch.prg' failed
make: *** [utilities/c65-rom-910111-fastload-patch.prg] Error 1
make failed with return code 2


If a user wants an animated shadow, the advice that they should "avoid [animating] the `box-shadow` rule"  might appear as annoying to them. Actually, a similar effect can be achieved without the performance issues by applying the box-shadow to a (pseudo-) element, and animate that element's opacity instead (as described in [this guide by Tobias Ahlin](http://tobiasahlin.com/blog/how-to-animate-box-shadow/)).
This trick should be mentioned in the docs, so that those users who want an animated shadow are guided in the right direction.


I think we'll need to augment the `render_object` struct with information about what textures it uses. Just a thing to think about moving forward


"truffle test" gives me "invalid JUMP errors"


`accessibleFields` is declared but `declared` is used, this line ultimately should be something like:

```java
[if declare][if accessibleFields]protected[else]private[/if] [v.type] [else]this.[/if][v.name] = [optionalEmpty v];
```

the same for the lines below in this template


What is this class? Why does it exist? Please add a commend describing it


cone photoreceptor abundance values taken from Table 2 in Hart (2001) J Comp Physiol A 187:685-698, "Blackbird, Eye Mean, Oil Drop %"


Please spell out width and height


```html
+        <div class="col-md-6 errorBlock">
```

Be careful you're starting to mix up syntaxes. We're currently using HTML syntax, despite there being JS syntax also in this file.

`errorBlock` versus `error-block`

Though this may seem trivial now, it'll make debugging easier if all of your HTML and CSS related names are of one syntax while your JS related names are of another.


See https://meta.discourse.org/t/unexpected-censoring-in-topic-title/56616/5?u=tgxworld :)

It is broken because of regexp chars need to be escaped


I think that we will actually have to incorporate the style of parser I had in the old package. Anyways, the best thing would be if you could copy this message to a new issue and paste the `.sed` with a new format in there.
Fixing this properly will take a while though


So it sounds like we might as well just leave it polymorphic then?

At some point maybe I'll see if I can get an AD example working.  I'm not too familiar with the `ad` package, but I do remember that there was not too much code needed to make it work.  It was pretty magical.


全体の集合時刻が9:40なのでそれまでに来なかった場合に遅刻という判定になります。


This is version 1.3.3


hold mode still isn't working


The problem with the genres being recognized inconsistently was because the initial utterance is set toLowerCase, and then the entire genres string is set toUpperCase for display on the card. So the next time the code came around, the utterance was lower case, the string was all upper case, so there was no match.


Hi, I noticed that your project doesn't have a License file, which Tony Parisi's original version does.  I would like to use your fork, but I'm not sure what license applies. Would you be open to adding an official License file to your project (e.g. the same MIT license in Tony's project)?


@mart1ver Hello, pourquoi as tu enlever le fichier de licence?


@karasu Just fyi, dkms needs this (so broadcom-wl and zfs need it too). I'm pretty sure that I have it configured to remove the headers after the kernel modules are built though :thinking:


Is this the final version? The good one?


Sorry, I completely lost this notification in a slew of emails.  LGTM. :+1:


Personalized ReadMe.md


目的是?


> Because every single dot that it found, it assumed it was an augmentation dot, and it enlarged the note by 1.5, even though some of these dots were just dots of perfection or dots of division.

**Not true, only the dots for imperfect notes were counted as dots of augmentation**, since we evaluated prolatio == 2 for the case of a semibreve (index == 1) and tempus == 2 for the case of a breve (index == 2) followed by a dot.

> Now we just use a counting_minims function that only takes the ratio (@numbase / @num) into account to reformulate the gain (not the presence of a dot). Given the fact that we proceed from lower to higher note levels, if a dot was present in the sequence of notes, the effect of this dot would have already been encoded in the @numbase and @num values.

This last part is true, **since we proceed from lower to higher values, IN THEORY the effect of the dot must be already encoded in the @num and @numbase attributes**. But in case it is not, maybe it is still a good idea to check for the presence of a dot.

Of course **the function that was eliminated in this commit has a mistake, but it is not related to "only consider augmentation dots" (as this is not even the case). It is related with the use of "index > 1" as a condition for the "if" inside the "if followed_by_dot(note)". [I will fix that]**

**And if in the future it is proved with a 100% certainty that this function isn't necessary, because always the effect of the dot is already considered in the use of @num and @numbase, then I will remove this function permanently.**


Shouldn't this be WebDAVFileProvider.type ? :)


On Jan 30, 2017, at 4:32 PM, Randall Wood <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> The real problem is that you changed getTurnoutCircleSize() from an instance method to a static method, which breaks the existing API and the test caught that breakage. The correct fix is not to change the test, but to change getTurnoutCircleSize() back to a per-instance method.
> Prior to your changes, the turnoutCircleSize could be set per panel, but with these changes it now becomes a universal setting across all panels.
>
> Please change this test back to its original state and then make your refactored code retain the original behavior.
>

Ah! Got it. I didn’t realize that these were per-panel… and I can see why they should be…

Ok, I’ll pull that code ASAP. Thanks!

--
Enjoy,
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eMail/iChat: <geowar1@mac.com>


Thanks a lot! Awesome work :+1:


Source code first, then the corresponding binary release on play store. That's how you should do it. Honor the GPLv2 please.


Hi, this is a really odd place for this question.

To answer, though. in theory, you can't.  The auth response is a result of DES-encrypting the challenge with the password as the key.  The good news is that the key is really only 8 bytes, and the encryption's done in ECB mode, so really, you only need to work out which key encrypts "\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0" to the first 8 bytes of the response.

Maybe hashcat or john the ripper can do it.  It's probably not feasible if you're just watching noise on the internet, but if you've just got one or two responses to crack, it'd probably be doable.

Here's the relevant bit of the RFB RFC: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6143#section-7.2.2

Next time, though, for a general question, just open an issue.


xd


@swift-ci please test and merge


I did test the script on a clean install of pfSense.  What does not work?


Commit comment


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [(2) script de ddl das entidades da primeira entrega](https://trello.com/c/hECYl5DZ/273-2-script-de-ddl-das-entidades-da-primeira-entrega)


@ComponentScan need a package name


uploaded this via shell but for some reason didn't go through


Yep.


"RADIUS profiles may not properly migrate at the time of upgrade to 5.4.x. This will cause your previously encrypted SSID(s) to come up as open. We've pulled releases until both controller and firmware are fixed."

They messed up.


Nope.


"""
Name: Ernest Hernandez
Email: ernest1721@yahoo.com
Assignment: Homework 1 - Lists and Dictionaries
Due: 31 Jan @ 11:00 a.m.
"""

#A
a = [1, 5, 4, 2, 3]
print(a[0], a[-1])
# Prints: 1 3

a[4] = a[2] + a[-2]
print(a)
# Prints: [1, 5, 4, 2, 6]

print(len(a))
# Prints: 5

print(4 in a)
# Prints: True

a[1] = [a[1], a[0]]
print(a)
# Prints: [1, [5, 1], 4, 2, 6]

#B
x = [3, 1, 2, 1, 5, 1, 1, 7]
def remove_all(el, lst):
  """
  Removes all instances of el from lst.
  Given: x = [3, 1, 2, 1, 5, 1, 1, 7]
  Usage: remove_all(1, x)
  Would result in: [3, 2, 5, 7]
  """
  while el in lst:
    lst.remove(el)

remove_all(1, x)
print(x)

#C
lst = [1, 2, 4, 2, 1]

def add_this_many(x, y, lst):
  """
  Adds y to the end of lst the number of times x occurs in lst.
  Given: lst = [1, 2, 4, 2, 1]
  Usage: add_this_many(1, 5, lst)
  Results in: [1, 2, 4, 2, 1, 5, 5]
  """
  count = 0
  #counts how many times x in in lst
  for el in lst:
    if el == x:
      count += 1
  #adds y to lst based on count taken from for loop above
  while count > 0:
    lst.append(y)
    count -= 1

add_this_many(1, 5, lst)
print(lst)

#D
a = [3, 1, 4, 2, 5, 3]
print(a[:4])
# Prints: [3, 1, 4, 2]

print(a)
# Prints: [3, 1, 4, 2, 5, 3]

print(a[1::2])
# Prints: 1, 2, 3]

print(a[:])
# Prints: 3, 1, 4, 2, 5, 3]

print(a[4:2])
# Prints: []

print(a[1:-2])
# Prints: [1, 4, 2]

print(a[::-1])
# Prints: [3, 5, 2, 4, 1, 3]

#E
x = [3, 2, 4, 5, 1]
def reverse(lst):
  """
  Reverses lst in place.
  Given: x = [3, 2, 4, 5, 1]
  Usage: reverse(x)
  Results: [1, 5, 4, 2, 3]
  """

  #i = variable for containing element "i" in "lst"
  #n = variable used to regulate swap
  i, n = 0, len(lst)
  while i < n / 2:
    temp = lst[i]
    lst[i] = lst[n - 1 - i]
    lst [n - 1 -i] = temp
    i += 1

reverse(x)
print(x)

#F
x = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
print(x)
def rotate(lst, k):
  """
  Return a new list, with the same elements of lst, rotated to the right k.
  Given: x = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
  Usage: rotate(x, 3)
  Results: [3, 4, 5, 1, 2]
  """
  n = len(lst)
  #rot is a lst containing 'n' number of 0's
  rot = [0] * n
  for i in range(n):
    #moves element 'k' number of spaces while staying in range of list
    j = (i + k) % n
    #fills rot with value calculated from above
    rot[j] = lst[i]
  return rot

print(rotate(x, 3))

#H
superbowls = {'joe montana': 4, 'tom brady':3, 'joe flacco': 0}
print(superbowls['tom brady'])
# Prints: 3

superbowls['peyton manning'] = 1
print(superbowls)
# Prints: {'peyton manning': 1, 'tom brady': 3, 'joe flacco': 0, 'joe montana': 4}

superbowls['joe flacco'] = 1
print(superbowls)
# Prints:{'peyton manning': 1, 'tom brady': 3, 'joe flacco': 1, 'joe montana': 4}

print('colin kaepernick' in superbowls)
#Prints: False

print(len(superbowls))
#Prints: 4

print(superbowls['peyton manning'] == superbowls['joe montana'])
#Prints: False

superbowls[('eli manning', 'giants')] = 2
print(superbowls)
#Prints: {('eli manning', 'giants'): 2, 'peyton manning': 1, 'joe montana': 4, 'tom brady': 3, 'joe flacco': 1}

superbowls[3] = 'cat'
print(superbowls)
#Prints: {3: 'cat', 'tom brady': 3, 'joe flacco': 1, ('eli manning', 'giants'): 2, 'peyton manning': 1, 'joe montana': 4}

superbowls[('eli manning', 'giants')] =  superbowls['joe montana'] + superbowls['peyton manning']
print(superbowls)
#Prints: {3: 'cat', 'tom brady': 3, 'joe flacco': 1, ('eli manning', 'giants'): 5, 'peyton manning': 1, 'joe montana': 4}

#superbowls[['steelers', '49ers']] = 11
#print(superbowls)
#Prints: "TypeError: unhashable type: 'list'"

#I
d = {1: {2:3, 3:4}, 2:{4:4, 5:3}}
def replace_all(d, x, y):
  """
  Replaces all values of x with y.
  Given: d = {1: {2:3, 3:4}, 2:{4:4, 5:3}}
  Usage: replace_all(d,3,1)
  Results: {1: {2: 1, 3: 4}, 2: {4: 4, 5: 1}}
  """
  for k in d.keys():
    #checks for 'x' in current instance of 'd'
    if d[k] == x:
      d[k] = y
      #do if current instance of 'd' is a dictionary
    elif type(d[k]) is dict:
      replace_all(d[k], x, y)

replace_all(d, 3, 1)
print(d)

#J
d = {1:2, 2:3, 3:2, 4:3}
def rm(d, x):
  """
  Removes all pairs with value x.
  Given:  d = {1:2, 2:3, 3:2, 4:3}
  Usage:  rm(d,2)
  Results: {2:3, 4:3}
  """
  #empty list
  rem_lst = []
  for k in d.keys():
    #checks for 'x' in 'd'
    if d[k] == x:
      #adds current element of d to 'rem_lst'
      rem_lst.append(k)
  #deletes all elements of 'rem_lst'
  for k in rem_lst:
    del d[k]

rm(d, 2)
print(d)``


Nice


Haha so it goes.  I wonder how many more unrecoverable blocks my old S4 can take. I commend your initiative on this man, 8974 was given up on too soon given how advanced it was for its time and the mainline upstreaming efforts that went into it.  Please do let me know! Big fan of your work btw


I wanted to say there are also some unused lines that the player (lead) has.  "ArrestedSuspect" are lines that the officer ai uses and lead also has them, but for whatever reason they never trigger.

There is also "ReassuredAggressiveHostage" and "ReassuredPassiveHostage" that lead has lines for, but never trigger, they do however work for the swat officer ai that uses them.

There are also lines for toc giving lead the go ahead for starting a mission, and lead responding but this also is not implemented.

There is also "RepliedSuspectRestrainedWithDrugs" which never triggers with the player, or swat officers, even when arresting a Hispanic drug dealer or anyone for that matter.

Along with these others,
AnnouncedSpottedOfficerSurprised
ReactedDownSuspect
ReportedBarricading (not to be confused with announcedbaricade lines)
ShotAFriend
ShotAtBreachedDoor  (This one is fixed now as I see you guys added it in)


Looks good!


Interesting


Rejected because the non-public APIs: 'prefs:root='
先去相亲，后续解决


use full variables $employee instead of $emp


README file


if(empty($employee)) would be nice


These are both fixed at https://github.com/robotpy/robotpy-installer/commit/688548e45df1849d0b3ad01141ba2d67637d7a02


Is it query param or url param ?


what is it?


I'm running a mumble server on meltdown.


$employeeContact would be nice


Does it take a long time if you just run `dnf -h` on your system?


Fixes #6


Moved it to #134


rip


I've been [running a mumble server since 2010](https://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~daradib/projects/berkeley/mumble/), feel free to take over it or decommission it and point mumble.ocf to your instance.


this is the new theme for the page


cool thanks.  I just saw this now.


Can we add a sentence at the end of this saying something like `This way, when your server starts you at least have guaranteed database connectivity`


@irishbryan you're an OG (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=OG)


I think  we should revert this commit, right @librlaurie?


(merging again)


I never thought of conditionally defining a function.. pretty cool


Yea boy! :)


Can we mention that this must either be a knex instance, or a piece of knex's native config schema, containing these props:
```
{
  client: ...,
  connection: { ... },
  seeds: {
      directory: './seeds/dev'
  }
}
```
I just want the user to have an example, like we'll provide in `boilerplate-api`, registering the knexfile with `knex: require('./knexfile')[process.env.NODE_ENV]`. Once we pull schwifty into boilerplate-api I'd like to add a link to this example here


You sure this fixed isue with auto play wMM still with auto on will not work
now the built in auto works with xmb but that is a pain on start up when you have auto mount on


No one stops you from changing the default to escaped form; simply write a comment (and maybe changelog) to describe that.


What is match supposed to do? It looks like you want to it to compare the keys and values of objects `a` and `b` and return all the matching keys?


From my testing, `RefService.resolveRef` will only return refs that are already present in the repository, so I don't think I can take advantage of it. I was able to use it to identify lightweight and annotated tags that already existed, but it only returned `null` if I tried to identify a tag that was being pushed.


это не нужно, db.Model сам умеет


@NycuRO Are u INSANE? Please do NOT post damn comments in such a long commit! Damn!


И это


you could make this an allowed failure so it will run but not make your status red


:eyes:


с property лучше вместо глагола использовать serialized


Well the challenge was to return true if there are any matched pairs. false for 1 or more unmatched pairs.  So i figured Id break up into arrays and iterate to find matches. How does it look? do you know of a better way to do this?


`(or, active realm)` This touches on the `*.models(true).MyModel` when grabbing a model `in a shared auth strategy`. This comment is more of a reminder to do a .md writeup on best practices for creating a plugin for `boilerplate-api` and `schwifty`. Granted we are given time to provide this resource, let's inform users about this so they don't bump their heads on it.


константы большими буквами `YOBA_VALUE = 1337` и думал лучше в верху файла хранить. С фласком еще может стоит в конфиге приложения


можно так: request.args.get('till', type=int)


При использовании `\` нужно выравнивать по точке, но в этом случае можно просто в фильтре через запятую

```
.filter(
    ExchangeRate.base == currency,
    since <= ExchangeRate.timestamp,
    ExchangeRate.timestamp <= till
).all()
```


лучше именнованными параметрами передавать, так не понятно что есть что


лучше везде одинаково складывать строки


I do see your point, but also if a user wanted only a white icon there is the option for using monochrome icons. Ultimately your decision, and appreciate all the awesome work that you do.


This is Assignment 1


Thanks for doing. Seems that table isn't repeated in main-tables. Oh well, can live with that.


天知道我为什么会多打一个句号…


OK, I've added the license.


Neat


Thank you so much!

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Laurie's  first paragraph is the same as in my branch. And we can always decide on the last paragraph later, right?


I've been trying to get this release to work on my Blackwidow Chroma v2 for about 5 hours, it's unfortunately not working for this keyboard. Do you have any ideas on a quick fix?


@cboettig I made the following changes to your narrative to integrate the template questions to the narrative. lmk if you have any comments. @jkitzes this is the commit for issue107 in book-repo.


yeah disregard my return values for aValues and bValues.  I should take that out.


No need to use 'ObjectMapper' here. JSONObject can be used to read and write json data.

userData.toString() is a valid json string. That can be converted into JSONObject.

`JSONObject jsonObject = new JSONObject(userData.toString())`

jsonObject can now be used to read json data
```
jsonObject.has('id') // true
jsonObject.get('id') // return id parameter
```


fixes #11 and #12 by falling back to name when handle is empty


FYI @clefebvre I just left a [merge proposal][1] upstream. I was nearly pulling my hair out over this today.

[1]: https://code.launchpad.net/~wxl/ubiquity/ubiquity/+merge/315967


Oh, drats! Good point. Thanks for pointing it out. Will have a fix up shortly.


goddamnit


Congrats too!