	- Ensure Uploader battery displays phone battery when using the phone collector by calling sendData() which contains the phone's battery usage to after calls to sendWearBgData().
	- Display "Uploader" or "Wear" battery usage & label to correspond to the device the collector is running on.
	- Enable bridge_battery display only for DexCollectionType.hasBattery().
	- Sync bridge_battery pref between watch and phone.  Send bridge_battery as dataMap element to allow the watch to display bridge_battery even when wear_integration is not enabled.
	- Ensure database is initialized on entry into G5CollectionService which may use the UserError table.
	- Remove duplicate BgReading and Calibration tables from manifest.


Wouldn't a `MINIMAL` pragma be better than removing this default?


Wow git's diff algorithm is terrible. All I did was add 5 lines and indent the rest.


teja


Ugh...sometimes crash and sometime no.


It is possible to achieve 1-line and efficiency (i.e. without primitive lambda recursion generation) if you get a bit creative with the tuples, generators and None's in python, together with the memoization algorithm
`print sum([f[0] for f in [(tmp[i][0],tmp.append((tmp[i][1],tmp[i][0]+tmp[i][1]))) for tmp in ([[0,1]],) for i in xrange(50)] if f[0]&1 and f[0] < 4000000])`

where, tmp is a throw-away generative array that generates a list of tuples in the format
note that in this part of the code `(tmp[i][0],tmp.append(...))` actually gives a None on every tuple since `append()` function of the list class doesn't return anything. BUT it doesn't matter since we only care about and referenced the 0th element of each tuple by using list comprehension `f[0] for f in ...`, which translates to `tmp[i][0]` for each i, and the `tmp.append(...)` code gets the generation job done despite inserting a useless None element.
The rest of the code is self explanatory.


Last modified on 1/10/2017. Will be replaced by a new version of code, which is more user friendly with multi-projects processing.


@doctordns @juanpablojofre  ask is about [semantic line feeds](http://rhodesmill.org/brandon/2012/one-sentence-per-line/) so that `git diff` is easy to read. We are striving hard to follow it everywhere in the docs, but there is more work needed.

Re: pull request going live to MSDN - We do it approximately 1/week (or sometime more frequently). But, given it is a manual step, it can vary a bit. cc/ @eslesar


This path doesn't look like it's good anymore.


Doh, looks like we have this twice now (I didn't see `"src:lbl:centroid":"mapshaper",` in the original diff, my bad.)


Ditto about dup mapshaper src.


For those that don't know me, I'm Sean, an alumnus of the KR Robotics club currently studying Computer Science at WSU.

In reference to your compass/gyroscope thoughts, I am now a member of the Robosub Club of the Palouse and we are creating a fully autonomous underwater vehicle for our own competition. We found a sensor called the [BNO055](https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-bno055-absolute-orientation-sensor/overview). If you're willing to do the interfacing work (I believe it has an Arduino library), it's well worth it. Through testing we've found that it reports a rather accurate orientation even in the face of the magnetic fields generated by our AC thrusters. The sensor itself gathers accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer data and does its own sensor fusion to output orientation, velocity, and some acceleration data.

Just thought this might be helpful as I know that the team has struggled with drifting gyroscopes and accelerometer data in the past. Good luck in this year's competition, it looks like lots of fun!


or just do a one time check and fix all the config stuff you need to.. and bump the config version?


Even though the intent of this file appears to be overriding variables, I suspect people’s inclination will be to include other custom css properties. Placing this file at the top means you can’t override default bootstrap styles without resorting to !important and other inheritance overrides.

I would either move the file to the very bottom of the stack (after utilities) or change the file name to _custom-variables.less.


did you do this?


we need to figure out a way to do this that it isn't in the the map() call path. Maybe subclassing?


Thanks Elberto, i did try and search on history but it becomes very difficult to sift through hundreds of tests over time...


Hi @giuliohome! This looks interesting. My only question is, have you considered the possibility of instead of making these methods void-returning, making the visitor interface polymorphic and then, rather than mutating the internal state of the model, returning a new immutable ICutViewState value? One of the hardest things in object-oriented programing is keeping a good mental model of what state mutable objects are in; if you have the opportunity to make such a model immutable, I'd take it!


Good luck for LTC!


@Jermolene: Ah, thanks... looks like I must read more (recent) documentation.


@Jermolene, mhhh... not sure, is that documented yet and if so, where?


ah, the line break change wasn't intended, Github did that …


I am getting this error when I use --verbose, and I am not sure what is normally expected from these variables:
```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "arrayBED.py", line 83, in <module>
    logVar, execTime = threadLog.get()
  File "/home/crushton/anaconda3/envs/python2/lib/python2.7/multiprocessing/pool.py", line 567, in get
    raise self._value
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'int' and 'str'
```


Without this line the following lines don't work


commit a 5 8 c 8 e b


TeamCity Chorus :: chorus-precise64-master Continuous [Build 2.6.718.488de8ed62d3c931b43443503a150ae735441420](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=82292&buildTypeId=bt323) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 938, ignored: 57 Build time: 00:14:30


I'll have to revert this, because the missing clock_gettime call causes reference problems. The better way around this is to unset HAVE_CLOCK_GETTIME in Ruby until we really have an implementation.

Unfortunately, adding the implementation is not 100% straightforward, because some of the clocks depend on new calls in libsystem_kernel which depend on some commpage features. The best way forward is probably replacing these libsystem_kernel functions will Linux syscalls.

I'll create an issue for this.


Still getting that error in \utils.py", line 73 with a fresh windows install


The brackets around os.getpid are messed up
Supposed to be str (os.getpid ())


Thank, you for comment. It is fixed now in 65db3ba


Here is a recipe for the knight psqt
Amongst all the psqt, it is the one with, by far, the highest ELO value (with the king)

I did not test the following code, but it should work.

in psqt.cpp

a) Replace const Score Bonus with Score Bonus

b) insert the following just above line 126

void update_knight_psqt_values() {
     const  PieceType pc = KNIGHT;
     Score v = make_score(PieceValue[MG][pc], PieceValue[EG][pc]);

      for (Square s = SQ_A1; s <= SQ_H8; ++s)
      {
          File f = std::min(file_of(s), FILE_H - file_of(s));
          psq[ pc][ s] = v + Bonus[pc][rank_of(s)][f];
          psq[~pc][~s] = -psq[pc][s];
      }
}
TUNE(SetRange(-200, 200), Bonus[KNIGHT], update_knight_psqt_values);

Also, these tables are already well tuned, (but indeed, had not been retuned in the last year or two).
So you  should use 8 for your fifth parameter
mKnight,-22,-100,100,8,0.0020

And since you are tuning 64 variables,
you are better to run many many games, maybe 120000

Good luck !
You can run with priority 0, but simply use a smaller threshold.


I approve


Yes


Open a support ticket for that one and try without Optifine.


Should we suppress this for both moderators and admin, or just admin? I think it should be suppressed for all staff?


@perexg Do we need the extra setting? Isn't it possible to just ignore the invalid teletext timestamps? :-)


correct. thx.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Implement BIT (Zero Page)](https://trello.com/c/8EjXtuou/95-implement-bit-zero-page)


No hay de qué ;-)

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> Crea un `.jar` *gordo*
>
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But I *like* my warnings and errors to go to stderr rather than just disappear...


TeamCity Chorus :: chorus-win32-master Continuous [Build 2.6.348.488de8ed62d3c931b43443503a150ae735441420](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=82290&buildTypeId=bt2) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 950, ignored: 51 Build time: 00:25:59


found that here
https://github.com/glat/letsencrypt-win-simple/commit/dfbf2f478b889ec928d7b4647bf491f1cb4c1ce9


__apiary.manifest contains reference to non-existent file in repository.__ (Autogenerated message from apiary.io)
+ apiary.apib


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}
```


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```


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```


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```js
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    "auth:statsum:taskcluster-github"
  ],
  "extra": {
    "github": {
      "env": true,
      "events": [
        "pull_request.opened",
        "pull_request.synchronize",
        "pull_request.reopened",
        "push"
      ]
    }
  },
  "payload": {
    "maxRunTime": 3600,
    "image": "node:5",
    "command": [
      "/bin/bash",
      "-lc",
      "echo 'This works!'"
    ],
    "env": {
      "GITHUB_EVENT": "pull_request.opened",
      "GITHUB_BRANCH": "tc-gh-tests",
      "GITHUB_PULL_REQUEST": "35",
      "GITHUB_BASE_REPO_URL": "https://github.com/TaskClusterRobot/hooks-testing.git",
      "GITHUB_BASE_USER": "TaskClusterRobot",
      "GITHUB_BASE_SHA": "52f8ebc527e8af90e7d647f22aa07dfc5ad9b280",
      "GITHUB_BASE_BRANCH": "tc-gh-tests",
      "GITHUB_BASE_REF": "tc-gh-tests",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_REPO_URL": "https://github.com/TaskClusterRobot/hooks-testing.git",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_USER": "TaskClusterRobot",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_SHA": "a719d223795910b6fc80bc500ce5b04f02497629",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_BRANCH": "owlishDeveloper-patch-1",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_USER_EMAIL": "TaskClusterRobot@users.noreply.github.com"
    }
  },
  "metadata": {
    "name": "TaskCluster GitHub Tests",
    "description": "Tests for taskcluster github in production",
    "owner": "TaskClusterRobot@users.noreply.github.com",
    "source": "https://github.com/TaskClusterRobot/hooks-testing.git"
  },
  "created": "2017-01-10T20:59:13.187Z",
  "deadline": "2017-01-11T20:59:13.187Z",
  "taskGroupId": "LqsJqdFDQEum3XqQmGQIBA",
  "schedulerId": "taskcluster-github",
  "dependencies": [],
  "requires": "all-completed",
  "routes": [],
  "priority": "normal",
  "retries": 5,
  "tags": {},
  "expires": "2018-01-11T20:59:13.187Z"
}
  time:     2017-01-10T20:59:13.216Z
details:
{
  "scopesets": [
    [
      "auth:statsum:taskcluster-github"
    ]
  ],
  "scopes": [
    "assume:repo:github.com/TaskClusterRobot/hooks-testing:pull-request",
    "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/github-worker",
    "queue:create-task:dummy-provisioner/dummy-worker",
    "queue:route:index.garbage.*",
    "queue:route:notify.email.bstack@mozilla.com.*",
    "queue:route:notify.irc-user.bstack.*",
    "secrets:get:garbage/*",
    "secrets:set:garbage/*"
  ]
}
```


Submitting the task to Taskcluster failed.
Details:

```js
You do not have sufficient scopes. This request requires you
to have one of the following sets of scopes:
[
  [
    "auth:statsum:taskcluster-github"
  ]
]

You only have the scopes:
[
  "assume:repo:github.com/TaskClusterRobot/hooks-testing:pull-request",
  "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/github-worker",
  "queue:create-task:dummy-provisioner/dummy-worker",
  "queue:route:index.garbage.*",
  "queue:route:notify.email.bstack@mozilla.com.*",
  "queue:route:notify.irc-user.bstack.*",
  "secrets:get:garbage/*",
  "secrets:set:garbage/*"
]

In other words you are missing scopes from one of the options:
 * Option 0:
    - "auth:statsum:taskcluster-github"
----
errorCode:  InsufficientScopes
statusCode: 403
requestInfo:
  method:   createTask
  params:   {"taskId":"W8B73w7YRCCO9i9PCXaKXw"}
  payload:  {
  "provisionerId": "dummy-provisioner",
  "workerType": "dummy-worker",
  "scopes": [
    "auth:statsum:taskcluster-github"
  ],
  "extra": {
    "github": {
      "env": true,
      "events": [
        "pull_request.opened",
        "pull_request.synchronize",
        "pull_request.reopened",
        "push"
      ]
    }
  },
  "payload": {
    "maxRunTime": 3600,
    "image": "node:5",
    "command": [
      "/bin/bash",
      "-lc",
      "echo 'This works!'"
    ],
    "env": {
      "GITHUB_EVENT": "pull_request.opened",
      "GITHUB_BRANCH": "tc-gh-tests",
      "GITHUB_PULL_REQUEST": "35",
      "GITHUB_BASE_REPO_URL": "https://github.com/TaskClusterRobot/hooks-testing.git",
      "GITHUB_BASE_USER": "TaskClusterRobot",
      "GITHUB_BASE_SHA": "52f8ebc527e8af90e7d647f22aa07dfc5ad9b280",
      "GITHUB_BASE_BRANCH": "tc-gh-tests",
      "GITHUB_BASE_REF": "tc-gh-tests",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_REPO_URL": "https://github.com/TaskClusterRobot/hooks-testing.git",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_USER": "TaskClusterRobot",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_SHA": "a719d223795910b6fc80bc500ce5b04f02497629",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_BRANCH": "owlishDeveloper-patch-1",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_USER_EMAIL": "TaskClusterRobot@users.noreply.github.com"
    }
  },
  "metadata": {
    "name": "TaskCluster GitHub Tests",
    "description": "Tests for taskcluster github in production",
    "owner": "TaskClusterRobot@users.noreply.github.com",
    "source": "https://github.com/TaskClusterRobot/hooks-testing.git"
  },
  "created": "2017-01-10T20:59:13.301Z",
  "deadline": "2017-01-11T20:59:13.301Z",
  "taskGroupId": "W8B73w7YRCCO9i9PCXaKXw",
  "schedulerId": "taskcluster-github",
  "dependencies": [],
  "requires": "all-completed",
  "routes": [],
  "priority": "normal",
  "retries": 5,
  "tags": {},
  "expires": "2018-01-11T20:59:13.301Z"
}
  time:     2017-01-10T20:59:13.405Z
details:
{
  "scopesets": [
    [
      "auth:statsum:taskcluster-github"
    ]
  ],
  "scopes": [
    "assume:repo:github.com/TaskClusterRobot/hooks-testing:pull-request",
    "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/github-worker",
    "queue:create-task:dummy-provisioner/dummy-worker",
    "queue:route:index.garbage.*",
    "queue:route:notify.email.bstack@mozilla.com.*",
    "queue:route:notify.irc-user.bstack.*",
    "secrets:get:garbage/*",
    "secrets:set:garbage/*"
  ]
}
```


As far as I remember I gave the possibility to compute or not the normal. I think it makes sense in order to save some framerate in some cases. If you don't want any light effect (especially for 2D rendering) you don't need to compute the normal and you can save some framerate. Maybe this is not so time consuming but on big model it can make sense no?


addMarker() will now take the object literal of the moves LatLng instead of having to worry about both coordinates in the argument.


See below.


Your bench was different than master. You are missing one more shift down.


Also there is a difference between computing the normal (and so being able to have a light effect) and drawing them. The drawing feature was more a debug feature (I mean the modeller will never want to draw the normal but the Opengl developer might want to display it in some cases)


Added Location field in the Make A Move section. i.e. "SigEp House", "Zeta House", "Elevate", "Cross Campus" "Morse D21" etc. whereas the address will just be what we get from the reverse geocoder.


dunno, stated here
https://github.com/brunomlopes/letsencrypt-win-simple/commit/c70837bb1a8c7e7945994f99d910c72a1b9bb1c5


@Golmote Because I'm terrible at Regex, I was wondering if you could shed some light as to what this change does and why it resolved the issue in the linked ticket. Thanks!


yes


I had kept the urls in on purpose instead of hyperlinking the descriptions for better attribution, and would prefer to keep it as such.


All of this was to resolve building errors for android.


Thanks for doing this update, @ocefpaf! I assumed it hadn't been addressed in pyoos. Happy to be wrong.

@lukecampbell, the HADS collector is broken w/o this fix (due to url changes, including the change to https). It'd be great to have a new, minor release of pyoos even with just this small -- but important -- fix. Then an updated conda package.

BTW, I haven't tested this fix, but I assume it works, or there are hads auto-tests that ran successfully?


Addition of the geocoder.


dunno, stated here
https://github.com/emanuelgaspar/letsencrypt-win-simple/commit/3aa59a1b27f86fba8cf536520149e29d8ad8ade8


How can we implement this only if pmewhl is detected?


Done


안녕하세요, 산학연계 멘토를 맞게된 네이버의 정상혁입니다.

모든 코드를 자세히 볼 시간은 없겠지만 일부 코드에 대한 의견은 드릴까합니다.

String에 대한 반복 더하기 연산으로 성능저하게 우려되는 코드입니다. StringBuilder를 써보는게 어떨까요?
Java컴파일시에 최적화가 되는 범위는 https://gist.github.com/benelog/b81b4434fb8f2220cd0e900be1634753 를 참조하실수 있습니다.


dunno, stated here
https://github.com/jaredthirsk/letsencrypt-win-simple/commit/4ac9f5e57ad77da9d06cdc53d0b5251a03b1a375


a genius
https://github.com/jaredthirsk/letsencrypt-win-simple/commit/7b823c6affee66d8b86bc4467f28305610937dc4


Hi @bajtos it seems that some Angular 2 and SDK for LoopBack 2 users are having issues with this.

But I'm totally sure this should work with LB2, it is supposed to? if so, I believe this may be an optional parameter, so if it is supposed to work with both LB2 and LB3 maybe the fix would be to set the options parameter to optional in typescript?

Thoughts?


This AdminClient is never closed and there by leaked. Not a big problem as this is used in the BnP code and when Azkaban recycles the process, the connection will be closed.


It doesn't look like there's a tag for this release. Did you forget or is there more coming before the tagged release?


Andrew's solution


สวัสดีครับ

อยากรู้วีธีคำนวน ' + keygen.generateXmlKey() + ' อะครับ

ขอบคุณครับ


I take that back, this is on the server side and server will continue to leak connections, until it die.


Pull sur la VM done


Will this release land on npm too?


correct again. thx.


Why not use a `frozenset` at module scope to avoid wasting memory on every call?


Trailing comma?


Arduino Analog Conversion


Nice, you just changed operationlog to smartplugin, i will put my changes already made to the virtual trashbin.
Two things on operationlog:
the _cache_write now has a logger, maybe you want to give it to _cache_read as well and encapsulate the open file with try ... except as well?
And it might be a good thing to create a seperate branch for changes like this, but that only my opinion ...


It has already landed, but it's been tagged as `next` so users won't accidentally install it. You can install it like so: `npm i react@next`

That being said, this release is not really intended for widespread public use. We are using it to test the React Native fiber implementation.


@jsdmitry
We forgot to update bower.json
https://github.com/DevExpress/DevExtreme.AspNet.Data/blob/1.2.1/bower.json#L3


You're right. The field name creation code was broken and untested, so after rewriting and unit testing it (for AcroForms support) I suspect we forgot about the name change (which was done to make it more consistent with the already present `fieldValue`).


Solid refactor! I didn't think of that.


done


sizeof(quint64) = 4G x 4G Pixel
safe to assume we are not running into this as a limiting factor anytime soon :)


@jgravois sorry this slid under the radar. So essentially what you're saying is that leaflet now adds the `leaflet-touch` class which causes the control layers to have a different style?

Is that what leaflet wants? Why are they styled differently if they have touch?  Guess that is the component that I don't totally understand. Is it to make the hit area slightly larger so it's easier to tap?


Also, safe to say that you became an Honorary Designer™ long ago, friend


Good idea. Done.


台座が別とわかると良いと思います　H　みたいな台座にのっています


I see, thanks! I only wish to toy around with the new renderer API, I fully expect things to break in the next releases 😄


second comment


Cette expression est très compacte, certes, mais elle est un peu complexe.
Voici une alternative plus lisible par le groupe avec les "briques de code" vues en commun... (enfin il manque encore le `&&`)

```ruby
is_friday_13th = Date.today.mday == 13 && Date.today.friday?
if is_friday_13th
  cagnotte = 2_000_000
else
  cagnotte = rand(800..1100)
end
```


Closes issue #14 (for now)


No need to cast to a `set` (back to wasting RAM)


Thanks lol


project


Created multidev environment [ci-example-d8-composer#ci-279](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/c401fd14-f745-4e51-9af2-f30b45146a0c#ci-279).

[![Visit Site](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pantheon-systems/ci-drops-8/0.1.0/data/img/visit-site-36.png)](https://ci-279-ci-example-d8-composer.pantheonsite.io/)


Correct


@didierClin tu as ressenti ici le besoin de "re-ecrire" l'histoire en changeant un commit.
C'est possible de le faire avec git. C'est un peu tot pour que nous le voyons tous ensemble, mais on y viendra.


嗨 您好
因為準備開始學習UNITY & VR
在知乎上查詢UDACITY相關資料時 查詢到您面試了一間情緒新創公司
想和您聊聊關於這個領域
因為對於我的學習動機與目的也是人的情緒，而我最終希望能夠透過VR讓人可以更容易超越情緒去理性慈悲的處理大小事(大至地球小至生活，我知道聽起來有些可笑，但還是希望能夠和您有些交流)

先自我介紹一下
我是永安
從事公共藝術工作兩年，目前在加拿大打工進修，大學專業是純美術，而於之前公司辭職的原因是我發現現今普世的藝術形式終究無法完成我想傳達和療癒的功能。觀望VR產業發展一陣子，大多是透過YOUTUBE和公眾號，大致確定VR或許是一個新的出路，但是由於不是這個專業，所以還在摸索階段，


@eteriSokhoyan Please take care of new alternative tool `gm convert`


dunno, stated here
https://github.com/jmarden/letsencrypt-win-simple/commit/657e4a6bffad9f9984da4c1ca146c0a200e72483


you are a complete retard and an invalid


thanks dude


http://store.shopping.yahoo.co.jp/koyogakki/5012.html?sc_e=slga_pla

できればですが……左手はもう少し奥にして調律より弾いている感じが出てが良いかもしれません


Iinstalled USerForms manually but gives an Internal Server Error after open a new page with this pageview choise. I am new on Silverstripe so how can I fix this ?


Apologies, this is debug text and should be wrapped in an if statement checking if the debug channel is enabled.


@taylorr7 I've merged this commit and the JSON object is not generated by the client.


add local state to the component.
remove break statement reducer line 17.


sind `b.prefix` und `prefix` gleich lang? Wenn ja, dann sieht mir das hier nach out-of-bounds aus.


good


@jmcriffey this path needs to be `../config/archetype`


Can't we better consider to check if boxtype starts with vu?


pre_campaign=as.factor(ifelse(bank$pdays==0,"no","yes"))
bank[["pdays"]] <- pre_campaign
colnames(bank)[colnames(bank) == "pdays"] <- "pre_campaign"


Cela fonctionne probablement, mais tu retires 5 fois la boule au 6 ième rang du tableau.
Pourquoi celle ci plutôt que la première, la dernière ... ou la 42 ième ?


I guess you know the difference between `List<? extends T>` and `List<T>`, right? So, I really recommend avoiding _unecessary_ use of `List<? extends T>` because it will come and bite you in the arse in the future.
sidenote: in case you want to know more - search for a keyword

> PECS (producer extends, consumer super)

btw. the same applies to the line above... which is even more...weird? definitely an unexpected use of bounded generics...

_btw. not being a wise guy here, just thought you might have a look at java generics more closely... to broaden your horizons_


hjhg


ghjghj


Please just remember that `drop_in_place` does not actually drop the memory that the object occupies! You should do `mem::drop(Box::from_raw(..))` instead.


Actually, text rendering is fine, as the text in the menu on the left in "The Apartment" is actually a single bitmap. There are shapes over the menu on the left which are currently being drawn as filled rectangles, these need to be invisible to accept the click handlers.
The only text on the first screen in The Apartment is on the right, the "Press enter..." which needs to have wrapping and auto-height implemented.


Same thing here.


zoneid filled only if Calculate.Creature.Zone.Area.Data = 1, but default config value is 0. So, for users without this enabled option - query returns 0


Puisque tu ne te sers pas des elements sur lesquels tu itères, il serait plus simple de faire
```ruby
5.times do
   #block execute 5 fois
end
```


Sure.


ok perfecto.


@degenerated1123 Review please!


from here
https://github.com/jorik90/letsencrypt-win-simple/commit/5b0549b554af48e0a46d81b0dc2fdc6b6dfa2e9c


gib dir anstatt eines booleans, ob der enthalten ist, lieber den Index zurück, dann kannst du hier elegant tauschen.


Utilise `5.times`


`tempData <- mice(bank[ ,1:7] ,m=5,maxit=50,meth=c('pmm','polyreg', 'polyreg', 'polyreg', 'polyreg', 'polyreg', 'polyreg'),seed=500)`


Forgot to write proper credits 😆 I admit I'm trigger happy with the publish button


This line is breaking the current FB SDK integration. The clientToken is coming is as null.
Ref: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41561308/no-client-token-found-please-set-the-client-token


https://www.evernote.com/shard/s649/sh/e59362bc-12c6-42bf-a01b-cfaf2af289da/9ee3ea3e4e7cc368a794f6a733f6be74　進捗依頼まとめ
　ここの画像をスクリーンショットでお借りして申し訳ございません、このような形です


essaye de faire des commits unitaires et de ne pas mélanger des modifications qui sont sans rapport entre elles dans un meme commit.


wenn `nil` zurückkommt, dann hat er auf den Ping geantwortet


remove garbage from svg


Remove `(..)`, it's only a `type`


Is this really easier for unexperienced users?


Make sure `FREEDOMPOP_PASSWORD_USE_ENCRYPTION` is set as `False` in `config.py`.


Just re your commit message before I forget: The stat errors for the W OS/SS method from the old code are not actually correct, I tried to implement some gymnastics to propagate all the errors through by hand but it got very complicated very quickly, and these errors aren't actually used for the final results (only for our own internal consumption). So not surprised that you're getting something different with the new code!


What is the error? It worked on my machine :confused:


Voici un bon usage d'une boucle `while`.


Ich brauche für FINDE_NODE auch mal `alpha` peers, nicht immer nur `k` :)


test


Und wenn da weniger als `n` drin sind?


cette variable aurait du s'appeler `is_valid_number`


I'm on Ubuntu 16.10 on AWS:

$ createuser --username=postgres --pwprompt cmsuser
Enter password for new role:
Enter it again:
createuser: could not connect to database postgres: FATAL:  Peer authentication failed for user "postgres"


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [2037fixev](https://2037fixev-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/redirects](https://2037fixev-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/redirects)


I like that too.  But I like my code being portable even more.  So until we can find a way that works on Windows as well unices, we need to find a compromise.  I chose the one above.

What we really need to do, I think, is to use the `-t` option to Maple when doing RoundTrip from Haskell.  That will get rid of some of the issues.  The other thing is, we shouldn't really `lprint` the results, but use a more systematic way of giving back a parseable representation.  Using `lprint` is also a hack.


Its not case sensitive... Is it?


@mAAdhaTTah I'm not even sure I can explain. I think the choices in the alternative should try to exclude each other, which was not the case here, because of (what I assume was) a typo. The `\` could be matched by either part of the alternative, thus increasing drastically the number of possibilities. I guess that was leading to a lot of backtracking, which is just terrible for performance.


Plutôt que de faire `while !fini` utilise la contraposée `until fini`


Тебя не смущает, что mongoTemplate возвращает просто List (а если копнуть глубже, то ArrayList<Object>), а мы его вот так просто кастим к List<String>? Хоть мы и знаем, что userToId - это стринговое поле, но можно ли как-то этот ворнинг обойти?


@Rocky640 Thanks for the idea, will try doubling it for a start.

Note that the version you propose triggers an overflow, I will add a pull request to automatically catch these kinds of problems (see https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/pull/967).


Check the manual and you'll see why the mixer shouldn't care about a specific resolution.


what does this do that `-` on the map doesn't? if it's anything fancy, maybe put it in a comment?

FWIW Scala conventions would be `+` and `-` when adding/removing a single param., btw., and `++` and `--` for operations where both operands are parameter sets.


You've added a file in testdata, but don't use it at all.


b.prefix <= prefix
aber wenn b.prefix == prefix, dann ist b ein leaf und wird somit schon vorher zurückgegeben


Cette variable pourrait s'appeler `parsed_user_input` ou `input_to_be_checked` puisque justement a ce stade tu ne sais pas si c'est valide.


thats's why i added the guid delete below. everything is save (thx @Aokromes for the info)


ffff


idk


We already use `-t` for what it's worth.


SRP


Small typo on the class name, should be Authenticator @veplechuc


Tres bien !


@kevingranade I'm sure there's a good reason, but I can't figure it out. What's with all the reverting?


wow


SRP : convert to ScoreBoard class


Hello,

The base url is the url to okta service. If using public okta, point to
their public domain. If using on-premise okta deployment, point to it.

Hope that helps.

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@zargony Atom 1.13 is now stable, so you should release a patch for this.

Users are currently seeing deprecation warnings for `language-rust` in their status-bars:

<img src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2346707/21826633/5c342d78-d7dc-11e6-9fa5-8d7ae806a131.png" width="701" alt="Figure 1" />


meinst du weniger oder mehr? bei weniger sollte es ja kein Problem sein oder? Bei mehr muss ich das noch ändern.


I guess it's ok.


Note: with this a `--silent` flag is a possible future feature!


Utilise `found_numbers` plutôt que `result`


Ouch, it's because ubuntu uses "peer" as default method in `pg_hba.conf` (so you can login as postgres only if your name in the OS is postgres as well), as opposed to Arch Linux which uses "trust" (so you can always login).

In this case yes, it's necessary to add back the line (..or write in the docs to change "peer" to "trust" in `pg_hba.conf`).


Ah ah.. 32 * score was indeed a dangerous proposal !


This was my thought process on this:
1. editing lib/config.py is bad form, this is the library code. [Honestly calling it lib/config.py is bad style, it should be the lib/facerecognizer.py and a small config.py could go into the root dir or cofing/ dir. But that's just more than I was willing to take on in all one go.]
2. I need to document the process more
3. I added default User1, User2, User3, ... so that the code doesn't crash and is a reasonable placeholder
4. ultimately the userlist is destined for the MagicMirror config.js
5. TODO: add command line options "-u Alice,Bob,Cindy" which is more noob friendly


@mAAdhaTTah I remember we encountered similar performance issues in C-like and JS strings, some time ago. And you'll notice the fix actually followed the same reasoning: https://github.com/PrismJS/prism/commit/476cbf4262a10491a110e4d3544ca0e060725217


On vuplus bsp I see 10 receivers: https://github.com/vu-plus/meta-vuplus/tree/c9ad94101fbbb98cbf3040451f7621c5956c60f5/conf/machine
As I understand they all do not need this workaround.


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 I totally agree! I would probably use a json file for the config nowadays :)

> Am 10.01.2017 um 23:03 schrieb Bryn Dole <notifications@github.com>:
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> This was my thought process on this:
>
> editing lib/config.py is bad form, this is the library code. [Honestly calling it lib/config.py is bad style, it should be the lib/facerecognizer.py and a small config.py could go into the root dir or cofing/ dir. But that's just more than I was willing to take on in all one go.]
> I need to document the process more
> I added default User1, User2, User3, ... so that the code doesn't crash and is a reasonable placeholder
> ultimately the userlist is destined for the MagicMirror config.js
> TODO: add command line options "-u Alice,Bob,Cindy" which is more noob friendly
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Please use java doc convention for authorіship - like "@author BaHo" but not default example from IDEA.


I think these fields should be constants if you don't change their meaning later.


i got this device and i may build up coming rom for this device


Intéressant.
Cette notion n'a pas encore été vue ensemble. Cela me permettra d'introduire le cours de demain.
Essaye quand meme de faire au maximum les exercices avec les elements dont tout le monde dispose stp.


@Muqsit I've done some clean up on tiles locally. I'm going to test the changes today and then push.


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Test case dependency on name


part of iqss/dataverse#3531


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Move all display logic to ScoreBoard


Names of variables could be better with "start", "finish" instead "time1", "time2" - java code convention.


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rbhrhethethtejhn


:O


@pixelglow But then why don't you drop support for old versions the moment you want to use an API that is not available on that version? Unless you've seen bugs in the iOS frameworks where the behavior between 8.0 and 9.0 is different, it wouldn't hurt to continue to support older versions, would it?


A `\` is missing at the end of this line.


bla bla


might be a good idea to make `(?:orig\.)` optional (with `?`) ? I'm not 100% sure myself :)


L'usage de variables globales n'est pas très recommendable pour nous. Ni ici ni nulle part ailleurs dans les exercices que nous avons vu. Je ne suis pas certain de seulement vouloir les presenter dans le cours.
Il vaudrait mieux utiliser la notion de valeur retournée des méthodes.


What is the purpose of this `shdict_mt` variable? It is not accessed anywhere in the module, and is still present in the current master branch.


Et si jamais. Une `heapq` est toujours triée dans le sens où tu as la garantie que `heappop` te retourne l'élément avec la plus petite priorité. Si tu veux afficher ton heap ou juste le transformer en une liste triée du plus petit au plus grand, il faut faire quelque chose du style `print(nsmallest(len(hpq), hpq)`.
L'avantage de `heapq` reste que tu n'as jamais besoin de trier tes éléments toi-même tant que tu fais uniquement des `heappush` et des `heappop`. C'est utile si la seule chose qui t'intéresse est l'élément avec la plus petite valeur (le meilleur individu dans notre cas). Si on veut s'amuser à mélanger les n meilleurs avec les n pires, on peut simplement utiliser `nsmallest` et `nlargest`. A voir si c'est utile ou non.


just as a followp @rldhont I've [committed a PR](https://github.com/openlayers/openlayers/pull/6345) to OL3 that is going to be merged that solves the problem at least for this client  + QGIS Server


Essaye de trouver une alternative avec la méthode [`Array#include?`](http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.4.0/Array.html#method-i-include-3F)


Add language to Russian


Please don't forget about empty line between methods.


This is now in master.


Are we sure we are not getting 127.0.0.1 here ? why not getting the address from "--address" parameter ?


u don't need the Type specified on RHS


Renomme cette variable avec un nom plus explicite. Par exemple `played_number_counter`.


che


Utilise le snake case et non le camel case pour tes noms de variable.


no need to specify type on RHS


`played_numbers` me parait un nom plus approprié.


omg, and its a big file - I hope it doesn't increase the repository size


I hesitated to test this as a simplification.


Yes if it is set as False is ok, but I want to try to encrypt the password.


Use BitBucket if this is sh=ch a problem

-Person from Frost Cyberpatriot


no need to specify Type on RHS, here and other places in this PR


Closes #19


Ajoute un 's' au nom de ta variable.
Utilise un [_Range_](https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.0/Range.html).


You have to install the gnupg module then. I don't use Python on Windows so I can't really help you with that.


@yangsong8 Maybe we could ask one OSS team to refactor the code.


lgtm


Oops? :)


The best name for collection will be "achievements" but not "list". Follow this principle further.


`git submodule` しとけばこれでも動くようだ、forkしなくてよかったかな


Ne fais d'operation de modification de donnée dans une commande d'affichage.
La modification n'est d'ailleurs pas necessaire, un `sort` suffit.


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more complicated example just added that will collect all drawn and edited shapes https://github.com/timelyportfolio/leaflet/commit/4c75faf455cdfd3a9f5b4c10552d5988f195e33d


tres bien


This causes regression: https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/5209


Aha, here is that module.id you were talking about.


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Très bien pour le `until`.
Par contre la syntaxe avec `do ... end` est plus commune et plus simple, donc preferable.


@AFaust, what were your thoughts behind this particular change?


Hey, is there any chance that you changed something about the way you do block updates in one of the latest commits?
Link to ticket I had submitted: https://hub.spigotmc.org/jira/browse/SPIGOT-3001


This fixes #12


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I think "value = '/{username}'" is right.


Tres bien mais beaucoup trop complexe pour rester ecrit sur une seule ligne... ni meme dans une seule expression.


And here "= '/{id}'"


Was bewirkt diese Zeile?


If you're referring to it being open source, I have a private repos on Github and a private git server entirely. Scripts have to be open sourced to be used in CCDC as I explained in our last meetings. If there's another reason you think this is a problem let me know. Not sure what problem you're referring to.


Wieso hast du da ein Komma hinzugefügt und die ganze Leerzeilen?


Can you please help me understand the need for these changes?


BTW if you find yourself repeating part of a docstring like "when a hash function is provided" over and over, that's often a good indicator that a `context()` block would be useful for grouping them.


Was ist das für 1 auskommentierter Block?


Только другие правки коммита затёрлись


今のところ両方必要です　次の皇后さまの振袖とともに　のシーンが変更されるか確認しないといけませんね


Great! 👍
I was wondering why it changed to serial 3 for the TBA colibri_race and was scared of flashing :)


The rank() function returns Integer type (instead of Long type), is this by design? Thanks.


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@Alex-302 This rule could be applied to http://www.winfuture-forum.de/ too I think.


In this case, I think it's ok to just let the error throw.  If the container doesn't exist, the removal would have failed with "No such container: <id or name>" anyway, so I think it's ok for this step to do the same.


Oh no! Looks like this failed. When do you think this will be merged and pushed out for a release? Thanks!


An optimization you could use here is that the caller may have already provided the container object in the `Container` parameter.  So instead of querying the remote server, if `Container` is not null, find the container in that list where .ID equals `id` from the foreach.


At other places, such as line 52 you access this collection through `db.collections('deviceCounters')`. Is there any difference than accessing like in this line? Why not access both in the same way?


Not a big deal, but we tend to put member variables at the top of the class instead of at the bottom, even when they are private.


I feel [0, 4] would be justifiable also.


Hello @shelhamer ,I want to segment the images to 2 classes. I initil the weights of VGG with pretrained weight. And initial the upscore layer width the function of surgery.interp(solver.net, interp_layers). However, the output 'n.score' is zero, do you have any ideas?


need some of the #defines and I will be most likely use part of their implementation for deep sleep to restore CPU context


@gorhill
What are your preferences, if there are different ways to fix an issue?
For example #260, the proposed filterset works on my end, what also works is
a simple filter `$generichide`.
Both solutions fix the `Zeus Anti Adblock` issue, atleast on my end.


la méthode `.each{|n| n+1}` ne fait absolument rien ici.
Tu pourrais tout autant écrire `.each{|john| ["Smith", 42]}` ... ou le retirer.
Cette expression n'est fonctionnel que par hasard, grace au fait que `#each` retourne l'objet _iterable_ sur lequel on l'a appelé


Nice work @zmian  Much better.


Callbacks usually expects `err` as the first argument. Do this callback expect this too?


@RequestParam mb


naming : mets ton nom de variable au pluriel


nice! testing++


Bien


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We won't get the reason is the APIEndpoints is sorted through a higher octet.  Also if "--address" is given that is the endpoint anyways - user knows what he is doing at that point in time.


@lottspot should this be here?


> We won't get the reason is the APIEndpoints is sorted through a higher octet. Also if "--address" is given that is the endpoint anyways - user knows what he is doing at that point in time.

:+1:


127.0.0.1 is of a lower octet value, if the bind address is specified then we use that as the endpoint.


In case of error, `server.js:setup()` will be called without passing a `parentConnection` object.


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bien, un petit pas dans un commit dédié.


bei weniger müssen noch peers aus den nächsten buckets kommen


can you explain a bit more? what do you mean by map(), list() etc call path?


I'll fix in a upcoming PR


I'll fix in an upcoming commit


IT WILL NOT BE MISSED


Parfait. Mon commentaire précédant n'a plus lieu d'être !


> Why are they styled differently if they have touch?

i could be wrong, but i'm operating under the assumption that back in the day they found a general similarity between browsers that support touch and those that support box-shadows.

> sorry this slid under the radar.

by my standards, a response within 24 hours indicates that your radar is :dart:


This gives me a loop – if i take out node bin/render-static.js and run that separately it works though


Fix in the commit message: **e**stablished


Reduce the commit message to fit in one line. Suggestion: ~~Modify initializer to e~~**E**nsure that the instance is connected to the right parent instance.


Alright, I will fix it.


Does this callback expect an error code?


Add support for cell loading state (#435)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


I would say if `generichide` works, that would be the preferred way, because

- it's standard ABP filter syntax (so likely the issue will be solved in EasyList);
- does not involve creating exception fitlers for 3rd-party network requests to override block filters;
- and last but not least, using `generichide` disables the DOM surveyor in uBO's content script, a great gain efficiency-wise.


Curious on your response:

Does this have to be an instance variable? What's the advantage of assigning `@user` over just using `current_user` throughout the method?


test


First Website


background of what?? i have to write name more accurately. And you have to choose name convention like BEM here link below you can read about it and than attach it to your project

https://ru.bem.info/methodology/quick-start/


To test if style sheet was in sync w/ the html


Ah. I had intended to make it a pull request by default...Want me to undo it?


very badname.. it can be slider__item or slider__slide.. Use BEM musthave


Side note, what do you mean by better attribution?


Check out Ruby's keyword arguments. I had to dig a bit (though admittedly not a lot) to figure out what 1 was here. If you used keyword arguments, you could write it like this:

`retrieve_messages_from_server(page: 1)`


Чуваки, что такое ResMan?) Хоть чуточку комментируйте, пожалуйста, если названия такие трудные.


oh no, i think slider__slides-container is better. And i realy even dont now why you need this div if u have .slides below


Installed the 3gb _Microsoft Visual C++ Build Tools_, installed the gnupg package via pip and when the bot try to use it:
_\lib\site-packages\gnupg\_util.py", line 429, in _find_binary
    raise RuntimeError("GnuPG is not installed!")_

I think GnuPG doesn't work in windows


shityname


wtf?? why u push text into link?? your text is not link


Run the `require` at the beginning of the file, storing its result into a variable, and use it here.


minor: for consistency the filename should be valueEquals instead of value_equals


OK, after a little hunting I found this: https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet/issues/1868

But reading that thread I'm still unclear on why the touch styles are different. I think it would be fine to just use the same styles all the time (if the hit target is large enough for touch guidelines).

I don't think they were using touch as a proxy for wether a browser supports box-shadows. At this point support for box-shadow is really good and if it fails it fails gracefully, so I wouldn't worry about that aspect at all.


shityname. It can be slider__arrow.slider__arrow_left and slider__arrow.slider__arrow_right


Just check out the source code of the gnupg module (it's in your system in that path you've pasted) and see why it's failing.

Judging by the name of the function (`find_binary`), I think you don't only need the gnupg module for Python, but also GnuPG itself installed, and yes, there's a Windows version of it.


ADD INDETION FOR RULES IN SELECTORS


remove it if u dont need it


gracias


i think u dont need this rule here


I find this instance very dangerous. Two different certificates may be considered equal.


thx good idea


why ur slider is 100% width and height 100%. Because i can see that ur slider is not on fullsize of window


for insertion into `Set` tuple `(StakeholderId, FlatSloId, VssCertificate)` in the VssCertData


A trop condenser, on rend le code moins facilement lisible et maintenable.
N'ayez pas peur d'user vos touches de clavier ;-)
Et quite a condenser, on pourrait se passer de la variable et de son assignation qui ne servent à rien; Ainsi que de la double instanciation de tableau.
Voici une version condensée pour le fun, que je ne recommande pas.
```ruby
p "Les resultats du tirage sont : #{(1..45).to_a.shuffle.take(5).sort}"
```


u can move all rulles above in .left and .right classes into .left,.right{...} because it look the similar with the exception of left rule


que bosta hein


Il y a beaucoup trop de changements dans ce commit.
Il est dur a relire.


i realy even dont understand why u need this class


The two methods getUserById and getUserbyUsername need to be on separate paths.

/users/{id} would be the same path as /users/{username}

The path cannot be overloaded and so I distinguish between the two by adding another path element

/users/id/{id} and /users/username{username}


Okay, I'll tag it later today.


fuckurmum


@plata I think this introduced a regression. When I set .wineArchitecture("amd64") (tried x64 as well) it will still use x86.


<i>this is so hard to get off too</i>


Que sont tous ces fichiers ?
Quel rapports ont-ils avec un commit intitulé "Update loto" ?


Ještě dořeším docker a nahodím to :)


u.other(id) always returns 2, thus causing the bully bot to not function properly when playing as player 2, since my_id would equal u.other(id).


Install Script


Ca commence bien.
Maintenant il faut "retraiter" la saisie.


carlos


Harding is amateurish. get rid of hardcoding.


Looking at it now I should have just used ```@user``` for each instance, rather than assigning it. I assigned it originally because it returned an error telling me ```current_user``` was undefined

But I added ```@user.change_user_role(1)```, in a later checkpoint when I was refactoring trying to make the downgrade function and didn't notice it already being assigned.


Check out this link : https://github.com/udaya23/Assignment/blob/master/Device42_project/Device42pgm.py and see how Udaya is reading config files.


Bon naming.
Utilise du snake_case et non pas du camelCase pour tes noms de variables.


@apotonick works!


C'est une manière de faire ; nous verrons demain les booléens pour le faire plus élégamment.


I don't follow.  All of the `yes` and `no` assignments are "sticky".  If at any point `yes` or `no` become true, they stay true because `var |= anything`.
The modified version essentially runs the original code with a `if (yes) { return 1; } else if (no) { return 0; }` after each assignment.

    // If "no" becomes true this function returns false because all "yes" assignments include "& ~no" which become "& ~true" or "& false"
    // Therefore these conditions become "return 0;"
    no  |= (a->d[3] <  SECP256K1_N_3);
    no  |= (a->d[2] <  SECP256K1_N_2);

    // If this "yes" assignment is true, the function returns true because "yes |= anything" becomes "true |= anything"
    // Therefore this condition becomes "return 1;"
    yes |= (a->d[2] >  SECP256K1_N_2) & ~no;

    // If "yes" is already true, this comparison doesn't matter because "yes" will stay true because of "yes |="
    // In the modified code, that's handled by already having "return 1;" in the previous "yes" check
    // If "yes" is still false, "no" becoming true here forces a false return because of "& ~no"
    // Therefore this condition becomes "return 0;"
    no  |= (a->d[1] <  SECP256K1_N_1);

    // If "yes" is already true, these comparisons don't matter because "yes" will stay true because of "yes |="
    // In the modified code, that's handled by already having "return 1;" in the previous "yes" checks
    // If "no" is already true, these comparisons will always come out false because of "& ~no"
    // In the modified code, that's handled by already having "return 0;" in the previous "no" checks
    // If both "yes" and "no" are false, these conditions can cause "yes" to become true which means we will return true
    // Therefore this condition become "return 1;"
    yes |= (a->d[1] >  SECP256K1_N_1) & ~no;

    // If we made it this far without returning (i.e. "yes" and "no" are still false), this comparison is the deciding factor
    // The modified version simply returns the result of the comparison
    yes |= (a->d[0] >= SECP256K1_N_0) & ~no;
    return yes;

You can verify the modified code is capable of returning true by setting values such that `a->d[3] < SECP256K1_N_3` and `a->d[2] > SECP256K1_N_2`.
The modified version also passes all `test` binary checks, including the scalar tests which check for both [true](https://github.com/llamasoft/secp256k1_fast_unsafe/blob/master/src/tests.c#L1401-L1420) and [false](https://github.com/llamasoft/secp256k1_fast_unsafe/blob/master/src/tests.c#L838) returns from this function.


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Hi dear
Your code have error class redis not found in your files.
Fatal error:  Call to a member function get() on boolean in PollBot.php on line 390
How can issues it?


nit: I would prefer to use `Random()` for generating random values to be used in the setters similar to what we do in other tests for options


Pas mal !
Voila une premiere implémentation qui fonctionne !


Note also that there's a PRIORLOC table that stores in/out times and other bits and bobs for each of these moves. Not enough to update BFCURLOC. Wanted to flag that early, happy to talk more about it and best way to make these updates consistent with the current system.


Už se těším.

Začneš zase psát?


Hi @fervisa!
I follow your post `https://www.airpair.com/reactjs/posts/reactjs-a-guide-for-rails-developers` and I like so much.
In this part, I receive the warning:
```
Warning: replaceState(...): Cannot update during an existing state transition (such as within `render` or another component's constructor). Render methods should be a pure function of props and state; constructor side-effects are an anti-pattern, but can be moved to `componentWillMount`.
```
And doesn't works.
Could you help me about this warning?


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Hmm Actually I want this in a different repo


Is that needed?


Faut pas se décourager, ca va venir.


Doufám :)


Finally, thanks!


en effet, c'est un debut.


Oui... c'est du ruby :-)


I liked the bomb ass footer!


[inst/site/test_plot_plotly_assignment_g2.R:193:1:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/222947c93b176cb819004c9ecea818a8755c3e9d/inst/site/test_plot_plotly_assignment_g2.R#L193) *style:* **lines should not be more than 100 characters.**
```r
dd <- data.frame(value = c(seq(0.01, 5, 0.01), seq(5, 100, 5)), x = factor( x = paste(c(1:20)), levels = c(1:20)),
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[inst/site/test_plot_plotly_assignment_g2.R:194:1:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/222947c93b176cb819004c9ecea818a8755c3e9d/inst/site/test_plot_plotly_assignment_g2.R#L194) *style:* **lines should not be more than 100 characters.**
```r
                                             y = factor(x = paste(rep(1:26, each = 20)), levels = c(1:26)) )
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[inst/site/test_plot_plotly_assignment_g2.R:195:1:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/222947c93b176cb819004c9ecea818a8755c3e9d/inst/site/test_plot_plotly_assignment_g2.R#L195) *style:* **lines should not be more than 100 characters.**
```r
jet.colors <- colorRampPalette(c("#00007F", "blue", "#007FFF", "cyan","#7FFF7F", "yellow", "#FF7F00", "red", "#7F0000"))
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[inst/site/test_plot_plotly_assignment_g2.R:195:71:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/222947c93b176cb819004c9ecea818a8755c3e9d/inst/site/test_plot_plotly_assignment_g2.R#L195) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
jet.colors <- colorRampPalette(c("#00007F", "blue", "#007FFF", "cyan","#7FFF7F", "yellow", "#FF7F00", "red", "#7F0000"))
                                                                      ^
```
[inst/site/test_plot_plotly_assignment_g2.R:196:1:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/222947c93b176cb819004c9ecea818a8755c3e9d/inst/site/test_plot_plotly_assignment_g2.R#L196) *style:* **lines should not be more than 100 characters.**
```r
jet.colors <- colorRampPalette(c("darkblue", "blue", "lightblue", "cyan2", "green", "yellow", "orange", "darkorange1", "red"))
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/merge_gottcha_assignments_count.R:15:1:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/222947c93b176cb819004c9ecea818a8755c3e9d/R/merge_gottcha_assignments_count.R#L15) *style:* **Variable and function names should not be longer than 30 characters.**
```r
merge_gottcha_assignments_count <- function(assignments) {
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_merge_gottcha2_count_assignments.R:31:11:](https://github.com/seninp-bioinfo/MetaComp/blob/222947c93b176cb819004c9ecea818a8755c3e9d/tests/testthat/test_merge_gottcha2_count_assignments.R#L31) *style:* **Variable and function names should not be longer than 30 characters.**
```r
merged <- merge_gottcha_assignments_count(input)
          ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```


Attention les Range ne sont pas décroissants.


Oui oui ! Mais encore ?


Attention que ceci n'est pas un commentaire syntaxiquement valide.


r+


Hey Ratmandu, I know it's not the focus of this project, but do you have advice on how to configure an xbee s2c connected to a raspberry pi 3?  It seems the x-ctu software is not available for the raspbian, so I'm fairly stuck.  Thanks.


Et va falloir entrer dans la matrice Neo ! ;-)


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/vogel/stellar-core/commit/ddb27f447bf02dcad9081734b3a115ccf91078f9


merging vogel/stellar-core/fix-exchange-rounding-2 = ddb27f44 into auto


vogel/stellar-core/fix-exchange-rounding-2 = ddb27f44 merged ok, testing candidate = b3ebd7d4


Et ensuite ?


Я считаб что с этим ты поторопился...


Hey Jeff,

This `stateParams` should have a `$` in front of it: `$stateParams`


Ошибка!


Make sure these are listed in the same order as they are up above in the `EditCtrl` function. They have to be in the same order otherwise it will load them incorrectly.


Вйцввйц


@harminderIMYD What are you trying to do in this commit?

There is already a list of messages from the DB returned byroomHistory.getReverseMessageHistory();


@thet Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.app.contentmenu/13/violations
```
plone/app/contentmenu/menu.py:38:1: I003 isort expected 1 blank line in imports, found 0
plone/app/contentmenu/menu.py:237:1: C901 'DisplayMenu.getMenuItems' is too complex (22)
plone/app/contentmenu/menu.py:747:1: C901 'WorkflowMenu.getMenuItems' is too complex (13)
plone/app/contentmenu/menu.py:938:28: E128 continuation line under-indented for visual indent
plone/app/contentmenu/menu.py:938:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/app/contentmenu/testing.py:21:9: D001 found xmlconfig.file( replace it with self.loadZCML(
plone/app/contentmenu/tests/test_menu.py:186:9: D001 found directlyProvides( replace it with zope.interface.provider
plone/app/contentmenu/tests/test_menu.py:499:9: D001 found directlyProvides( replace it with zope.interface.provider
plone/app/contentmenu/tests/test_menu.py:831:9: D001 found directlyProvides( replace it with zope.interface.provider
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


ой, сорри, вернул обратно :)


iui


@kbrownell,

This is unusual to have a tag in the development branch of the deployer. Is this by design?

Caryl


ok


If you were looking for the EnsureSteamIDDirectoryExists program... its here
https://github.com/BenVlodgi/EnsureSteamIDDirectoryExists


verbage change, ps195


@rynbyjn this is the interesting one from #93


Very nice (Y), you have a code very organised


use this PHP extension – https://pecl.php.net/package/redis


@dmk1991 Thanks a lot for this help.


RaumZeit,

    You can use this kernel http://co.us.mirror.archlinuxarm.org/os/ArchLinuxARM-armv7-chromebook-latest.tar.gz to build Linux ARCH is more update !


Pretty sure that won't work. All you did was move a blank line.


Very nice, thanks!


it makes the numbers go up by 5 until 100.


a msg desse commit é engraçada :P


Great job!


lulz. Nope.


I could also disable login capabilities for mono, but I didn't want to try that yet.


Can you please remove me?  This is not the noah you're looking for


switch statement (same below).


icon


ruby実習課題用レポジトリ


@JasonBaier about admin/Users.php Controller line 189-190:

    // return to list and display message
    redirect($this->_redirect_url);

This was intended to redirect user to list of user after successfully added new user. This is working as expected if we click add button on User List.

But, admin sample menu has dropdown menu to direct add new user from menu. Try this following step:

1. Click Messages Menu -> this will open Message List
2. Click Users dropdown menu, then click add new user -> this will open add new user form
3. Input new user and save -> after successfully, this will redirect to Message List *NOT* User List as expected, because before click add new user, we are in the message list page

to solve it, I already fix it by change line 190 redirect into:

    redirect(THIS_URL);

but I see on this commit, rollback to old state.

If want issue I mention above does not appear, need remove add new user from menu, or use `redirect(THIS_URL);` in add function.


Just a note: this will change completely once Envoy has CDS with polling. We won't need to do hot restarts. Will review tomorrow AM.


Ah yes, Should be as simple as adding the 'zbdd' method option to
scram.cutsets function. Have you seen this at work? For a kluge it is
darn smooth.

On 1/9/2017 9:18 PM, Olzhas Rakhimov wrote:
>
> There's also 'zbdd' available.
>
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> Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub
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This always returns true because the flag will be a target of the creep.


\<br>


小小試了一下 `git rebase -i` 還換好用的，只是免不了得覆寫一下 `develop` branch。Orz


// day 0


> Ah yes, Should be as simple as adding the 'zbdd' method option to scram.cutsets function. Have you seen this at work? For a kluge it is darn smooth.

I am already scared of R :-) https://youtu.be/CPgxw1EzC54?t=1h22m8s


I think the "logic" of checking if the list is explicitly empty before traversing it or talking about a "last" element makes more sense. Then we actually describe the empty list, rather than force the reader to do the mental mapping of last == first == null. I think this is also confusing because in my head, the last element of *every* list is null (either it's the head or it's the tail.next).

``` PHP
    public function appendElement ($value = null) {
        if ($this->first === null) {
            // if the first element is still null (which is how we initialized it), we
            // still have an empty list, so this element can go in the first spot.
            $this->first = new Singly_Linked_List_Element($value);
        } else {
            // If there are already elements in the list, we add the
            // new element to the end of the list by making the last
            // element's `$next` variable point to the new element.
            $last_element = $this->getLastElement();
            $last_element->next = new Singly_Linked_List_Element($value);
        }
    }
```


Eclipse didnt save. Get rid of this line


Eclipse didnt save. Get ride of line 34 you dont need it in iterative on simple Robot


似乎还有些问题。
PC和手机端 评论圆形悬浮图标 和 社交账号 文字 有重叠
手机端 插入图片图标 和 Markdown is 文字也有重叠
如图
![001](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6015834/21792769/024ae776-d727-11e6-9af4-379fb4ba4b9b.png)
![002](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6015834/21792770/040fee26-d727-11e6-89e0-ee0f930f7b8f.jpg)


ok


I think that ESLint issue was fixed some time ago. I noticed you're [caching all dependencies](https://github.com/zeit/hyper/blob/470d02dbfd141e328bfd040c6c691e7bf875952c/.travis.yml#L15-L20) on Travis. Try clearing the cache in Travis and rerun the build and see if that fixes it. Let me know if not and I'll dig deeper.


This is going to be first modification


FuelCell (brianlball) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: OK (2332 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-92.87%25-yellow.png)


I am new to this.


LGTM


**_#

1. 写入

_**


Ugh. Thanks for taking care of this.


using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

namespace Rextester
{
    public class Program
    {
        public static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Random RND = new Random();
            int dice = RND.Next(1, 7);
            switch(dice)
            {
                case 1:
                Console.WriteLine("1");
                break;
                case 2:
                Console.WriteLine("2");
                break;
                case 3:
                Console.WriteLine("3");
                break;
                case 4:
                Console.WriteLine("4");
                break;
                case 5:
                Console.WriteLine("5");
                break;
                case 6:
                Console.WriteLine("6");
                break;
                default:
                Console.WriteLine("I don't know.");
                break;
            }
        }
    }
}


R code implementing the 'cacheSolve' function appear to be correct.


@msdx 蟹蟹群主 哈哈, 我看 你的 `commit` 了, 我也是这么写的.
https://github.com/msdx/status-bar-compat/commit/ca2ef0cdade3e6dcba6d752b5c40d66a1eb81b57#diff-89b5205fd4075d038a67e344dad92693R55


Fixed File Creation Issue, Add points Issue and Remove Point Issue. Files should be file barring any desired changes or improvements


:+1: https://github.com/Zarel/Pokemon-Showdown/commit/1200dfa4f444fd80189df5641e691f59676a4b0c


oops, typo fixes #70


Great observation. Thank you @sindresorhus


use `&&` instead of `and`


Change to return self.prev, self.next


[Fuck off!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQQ1CuX48gU)


They were different in cases like the /checkout/address with query param of loggedin that we discussed so that transitions could munge the event/args that effects got. It was unfortunate. I don't think we're using that behavior anywhere else but I'm not sure.


Hehe no problem (: its a weird hack anyway.  Would love to move to github releases instead with electron asar updates.


Last i checked shamu was not an angler...or huawei


I've just been skimming through the code and noticed that the parameter _name_ is never used. I guess this line is where it should have been utilized. (:


nvm i see it was fixed here lol


@jvoros This entire file probably isn't needed because `aws-sdk` has built-in promise support.

So, for example...

This...
```js
s3.upload(params, callback(err, data));
```

Can be made into a promise by doing this...

```js
s3.upload(params).promise().then(data);
```

etc, etc...


Añadida referencia a issue #36


Follow the format of working with forms. This should be a reference topic, not a how to. You don't need to mention the sample. The end of the article can have a link to the sample in gitHub.
No images.


BTW, files are *itallic* only code use `backticks`.


Ksvc Quang Edit


delete


Why would you disallow cron and auto updater?


no need to mention these files


For anyone that hasn't tried this game it's pretty cool. "Animal Crossing" was one of the most popular/best selling GameCube games.

What many people don't realize is that it was actually first released (in Japan only) as Dōbutsu no Mori on the N64. "Animal Forest" is a fan-made English translation of the game, if you do some Googling you should be able to find it (try to find the most recent version you can, as over the years a few different versions have been released with increasing quality in translation).


take a look at http://www.davepaquette.com/archive/2015/06/01/mvc-6-anchor-tag-helper.aspx and see if you can leverage anything. Dave has agreed to letting us copy any content from his blogs if we put him on the authors list.


Añadida referencia a issue #37


If you don't specify the action,  it will use ambient values.
Probably better to just use the markup in the template generated *Views\Shared\_Layout.cshtml* file.

Need to demo how areas work and some of the other attributes you can set.


From what I understand, the Datafacade and the respective Algorithm are in a 1:1 relation. Doing this in terms of templates rather than a child class does not create any benefits in my view, while it creates more complex code. We would achieve the very same thing if we have a shared datafacade base and create child classes for MLD/CH.


this is just completely wrong, you might as well just make the function return 0.


Añadida referencia a issue #38


Añadida referencia a issue #39


Also here, this provides a 1:1 relation between the CH algorithm and the needs in the facade. The templates don't help in providing speed or other benefits, but only add code complexity in my view.


Añadida referencia a issue @ #34


I'm going to merge this branch into the Map portion of Chartbuilder, which is coming along well. Will send you an update in the next several weeks.


Añadida referencia a issue #5


This is the wrapper that faces `shared memory` for a datafacade, right? If so I'd say the relation should be to a datafacade, not to an Algorithm. It could be templated to the different datafacades as a container.


'udpated' ..sigh


How come i didn't know about this


Same here, in my view this should be templated to the datafacade used, not the algorithm.


Añadida referencia a issue #40


Transfer the original data to training.csv and testing.csv, which only have label and tweet field.
lexcion.pickle is the vocabulary.


👍 thanks. I was lying in bed 9 months ago realising that this was absolutely the missing solution to the mutability problems, and that I should have realised it 3 years ago when I was struggling to figure out whether apply & transform should mutate in place or clone.

Good stuff!


This can be moved to HiveClientConfig and we can store a List<> there instead of String as another option.


Useless without my commit in build repo


As far as I see it, the datawotchdog needs to be specialised for the datafacade, since we want to be able to have the locks per datafacade.
Can you specify cases in which we would need to actually template this to the algorithm as well? Are there reasons where we would ever have two CH algorithms work on different CH datafacades?


Lets move this conversation to Bug #72.


That's impressive work. Has this helped with the custom Windows 3.0 mouse driver?

I've tried to follow along on the assembly code changes, too.


Oh, I was also going to ask if the `if (move.id === 'feint' || move.priority <= 0.1 || move.target === 'self') {` line in Quick Guard should be replaced with the `protect` move flag.


Hi @darkhandz @gujiangjiang @shixuev5 @lzt7star 我电脑现在送修了 加上我刚开学 这两天可能会比较忙。不过大Pike在[帖子](https://pikeralpha.wordpress.com/2017/01/05/compiling-iographicsfamily-kext-from-source/comment-page-1/#comment-8093)中回复了我们要给他提供的信息, 貌似是睡眠前的system.log,

我会写一个修改版的maclog给你们，也希望你们能到下面反馈一下这个数据崩溃的情况，可以说是XPS最后一个比较大的问题了（如果依赖睡眠的话）。。

syscl


**E: Unable to locate package jq** in wheezy, but fixed if the base images is jessie


??? This is not part of the fix, shouldn't be part of this commit. @mealeyst can we remove it?


This is really weird. It looks like apt installs libstdc++ on [line 461 of the log](https://travis-ci.org/Tryptophan/VEXUTD/builds/190336777#L461) but still doesn't find it on [line 597](https://travis-ci.org/Tryptophan/VEXUTD/builds/190336777#L597). I don't think I'll be able to fix the problem this week but I'll do my best to solve it after this week is over.


期待能加速 React 的进化。


niet voldoende


Deze is nog steeds niet aangevuld


Name: LezardValeth97
ID: USTH-BI6-153


Gelive deze terug te plaatsen


好的


comment na issue


○21611092 沖山　航：パワーポイント作成
21611091 小川　雄大：アピールポイント作成
21611093 奥秋　壮登：リワードプログラム作成
21611030 石川　将基：サービスの概要作成
21611061 臼井　翔　：資本収支計画


Are there any "traditional" file systems that provide ACID properties?  WinFS would have, I guess, if it had ever been completed.


ok so this might be reaaaaally slow and inneficient, i admit that. That's why its in its own branch, in case it doesn't work long term...


val_int is always 32-bit int in hxcpp, so should be better.  Neko has been 32 bit ints from v2.0 so should "just work"


เลโนโว /.gitignore


oops, I forgot to clear the resolvingError flag here


I agree--TalkChess is better.
Will you start a thread or will I?


Please write better descriptions..


1) There you have 64 bit blobs (lib64) but you will build 32-bit OS.  (TARGET_ARCH := x86 instead of TARGET_ARCH := x86_64)
2) Jars from frameworks folder will affect nothing
3)camera.gmin.so will also call libacc_client.so, libacc_service.so and libpvl_  libs.
4) We do not need prebuilt app/Bluetooth.apk.
5) Hwcomposer have multidisplay dependency (it will call it)


I don't know if this is necessary.


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

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


Should this be GenDate.TicksPerSeason * 2 and not GenDate.DaysPerSeason * 2


よく利用する場所への複数ルートの提示→いつもと同じ景色じゃつまらないから。が前回の意見で採用されたのでこれをもとにパワーポイントを作成しましょう。


Yeah but it's fucking not because gentoo sucks shit.

But don't worry, it's two bash tests which won't hit unless you need the
rebuild, it's not exactly slow.

On 01/09/2017 03:18 PM, Anton Bolshakov wrote:
> This should  be part of python  upgrade,  not a regular updater. This is no point  doing it everytime (weekly)
>


README.md 수정


readme test


esta es una prueba


@brandon-atkinson "requestURI" is being set as part of some other custom filter to pass the encoded url as it is. Why do you need to encode the path again here?
I am just wondering for which path this fix is required. This is causing the issue while I try to forward the existing encoded url.


No need, that's what [PHP's `var_dump()` built-in](https://secure.php.net/var_dump) is for.


드디어 저 똥이 치워지는군요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 👍 👍


sharing bills start


NICE!!


No worries! I missed it in review so, in a way, I just fixed my own bug. :wink:


Wrong port, it needs to be 44318


Line 901 in `engine.py` seems inconsistent with the other weedb errors:

```
syslog.syslog(syslog.LOG_CRIT, "engine: Caught database CannotError: %s" % e)
```

All the other errors are of the format XxxxxxError, whereas CannotConnect does not include Error in the name but it includes Error in the message. Perhaps:

```
syslog.syslog(syslog.LOG_CRIT, "engine: Caught database CannotConnect: %s" % e)
```

or

```
syslog.syslog(syslog.LOG_CRIT, "engine: Caught database CannotConnectError: %s" % e)
```

or

```
syslog.syslog(syslog.LOG_CRIT, "engine: Caught database CannotConnect error: %s" % e)
```


This doesn't appear to be present in the current version of the file...


In this way !Moving is always true, so when you left up mouse/finger after scrolling it will change current selected item. Previously the item was only hovered (hovered item shouldn't be changed too during scrolling, but I didn't care that much about it)


@syscl maclog做好可以@我，我测试，但是我英文渣，只能阅读，不会写。
所以实际情况还得 @gujiangjiang 和你去回复Piker了。


This is grammar crusher


Included in https://github.com/apache/commons-dbcp/pull/6


(function() {
var setResult = [11, 22, 33, 44, 55, 69],
count = 0,
iframe = document.getElementById('homepage-generator').getElementsByTagName('IFRAME')[0],
iframeDocument = iframe.contentDocument || iframe.contentWindow.document,
generator = iframeDocument.getElementById('true-random-integer-generator-button'),
result = iframeDocument.getElementById('true-random-integer-generator-result');
generator.removeAttribute('onclick');
generator.onclick = function() {
var n = count++;
if (n >= setResult.length) return;
result.innerHTML = '<img src="/util/cp/images/ajax-loader.gif" alt="Loading..." />';
setTimeout(function() {
result.innerHTML = setResult[n];
}, ((Math.floor(Math.random() * 4) + 2) * 100));
};
})();


test


Hmmm ... I guess I should be using git itself to do the merge otherwise it thinks I wrote this code instead of who actually did (Elthran I think?)


Great stuff. Thanks @kirillzh!

<img width="1524" alt="screen shot 2017-01-09 at 9 17 47 pm" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/385415/21794758/280d1d00-d6b2-11e6-8aed-97d0bedd0f7a.png">


Oh and the Winmerge is amazing!


It doesn't work on my computer


Is there a better fix?


Valgrind said xxx was freed when ~CGUISTKListBox