excellent, I will do that, Andrzej I wanted to ask You regarding that detail page comment system, can You tell me how would You do that, I have a programmer on fiverr and he asked me how to connect 2 controllers to 1 view(application/view/comments.php) I know that he should create 3 new comments.php files (view/model/controller  )  and connect it with database, Can You little bit explain how would You do that, because I have no idea what he means by connecting 2 controllers to one view, he asked me to ask You, Can you give me a little explanation, which files we should take a look, which files to change, he still doesn't know exactly where to look, he doesn't know Your script yet well (he is Codeigniter programmer, so he understands MVC but not custom MVC. in my case I want exactly the system comment system as on fiverr, there is only texarea field and button SEND, so this comment system will be for logged in - already registered user only, I know that You have also (for me very important) user roles feature so please tell us what we can expect, where to look, what to avoid etc. Better I will invite him to come here and consult it with You


yeah, not sure yet,

the same with the m4a support patch you used to have in your kernel, dunno ...


@brownac Why did you delete me?


I would go with a merge commit.


Same error as newest version.


By adding this group, NuGet will select that as the most appropriate one and totally ignore your other group, I think.
This seems to be confirmed by the fact that when I upgraded to 1.3.0, it no longer brought in the bundle_green dependency, but it did bring in the NETStandard.Library dependency.
Since your package only claims to support netstandard1.1, you can drop all the groups and just list the two dependencies.
Alternatively if you want to keep the groups (say, to support both older PCL style consumers as well as netstandard) then make sure you repeat the bundle_green dependency in each group.


This works for me, because I'm using a netstandard-aware version of VS and nuget. But you are dropping support for older consumers in the process. If you keep the old lines and simply add these new ones, then your package will support both older and newer styles.


Meu nome é thiago


lol true I ll do it.


Great job on the homework!

Bonus? ;)


@spencergibb Thanks for cleaning that up. I had to fight with my IntelliJ cache and it looks like it did a number on the imports when I resolved the conflicts. :(


the return value of the validator function is already a boolean value, no need to compare it to true. `validator(req) == true` is the same as `!validator(req)`


validator should go in a separate file


write "hello"


NP, usually I'll add this to the PR but I was lazy today.


This change makes bubble wrap consistent with all other Mapzen base map styles (and adds some and no label variants, something that's been missing and been requested).

In terms of published named assets, it is a backwards incompatible change and Chuck and crew will need to update their usage (and he's been alerted).

Demos on the product page will continue to all show the more labels versions.


Why did you do this? Afterwards you replaced Lock in Length method with atomic.LoadInt64.
As result `go build -race` spawns data races.


Ping #818


This changes spawns data races, because q.len is adjusted in several places.


you only exported the validator function from server.js, so it should work with `var validator = require('./server.js');`


Sorry, it was not you but @rogeralsing with commit:
https://github.com/AsynkronIT/goring/commit/4a22743228fd4e6b4e31b8007c4dd8a95f848f85#commitcomment-20494982


#1162 related to js language issues


your validator fn expects one parameter, the request, so try
```JavaScript
validator({
    body: {
        feedback: '',
        scale: 10,
        email: 'a@b.com'
    })
```


@perryqh Should this be `0.20.0` instead?


Lovin' all these updates your getting done, makes the server feel more "alive" :)


Постарайся в будущем описывать коммиты отвечающие на вопрос «что делает этот коммит?», т. е. вместо «Базовый HTML» нужно было написать «Добавляет базовый HTML».


the test command should be `node test.js`


👍 for for


oddly, the readme table says default is "file system" but the paragraph after that says memory is the default...FWIW.


~Mafalada~ *Mafalda* 😘


How can I resolve this import? It doesn't seem to present in the source tree.


This breaks the tests, could you please have a look at them?


XZ


Do you remember to change this also in

https://github.com/openhab/openhab2-addons/blob/master/features/openhab-addons-verify/pom.xml#L72
https://github.com/openhab/openhab2-addons/blob/master/features/openhab-addons-verify/pom.xml#L73

?

I'm sorry I can't do a PR right now, I'm a little bit busy atm and this one came accross me.

Best Regards


why are you calling initialize() twice? remove one of them


Great use of pseudocode!

Want to go over your homework during tonight's office hours?


@zhaojunz  you forgot to match requirements file.


Changes here look great! Feel free to change whatever you need to for your add-on work.


Thanks to @sebastianbinder for this!


Hola, solo para decir que descargue rosadin de nuevo y ahora si funciono bien :) , y segundo que ya no voy a estar en facebook porque me bloquearon la cuenta permanentemente, parece que creyeron que era un perfil falso :P


I don't disagree with having the different variants, I guess I just
disagree that it is a good default for a general purpose base map (makes
more sense to me for styles geared towards dataviz like Refill and Zinc).
What about different defaults based on core use case of the design?

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> and Chuck and crew will need to update their usage (and he's been alerted).
>
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> versions.
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try `t.ok()` and `t.notOk()` when asserting with boolean values https://github.com/substack/tape#tokvalue-msg


wtf did u do


wait why is copy that in the dist folder? You don't distribute it.


ggwp


this one only responds with an ever growing list of the first project n times. try
```JavaScript
projects = rows.map(function (project) { return project.project_name; });
```


Solve #25


How do we know IllegalArgumentException is the right exception to catch here?


labels should go in `<label>` tags with an appropriate `for` attribute pointing to its input


This sounds like a good start to forming an approach to this problem.


loading text should display right when I click the button, not just when the xhr state changes


thank cmnagos and udb for the data


Here's an idea.  I read somewhere that xetex should be included in a **full** installation of texlive.  In Ubuntu, for example, one can `apt-get install texlive` or alternatively one can `apt-get install texlive-full`.  I propose that we install texlive-full.

We might (optionally) even install it via a package manager.  The only problem is that package managers tend to be interactive and prompt the user.  But if there is some sort of option to disable that, then it could work.  Something along the lines of `apt-get install --noninteractive --force texlive-full`.


When will this be added to the docs published to readthedocs?
http://maestro-ng.readthedocs.io/en/latest/lifecycle_checks.html


We have the various empty leaf ropes in `RopeConstants`. `MakeLeafRopeNode#makeUnknownLeafRopeEmpty` shows how you can switch based on the encoding. For common cases you get the same rope reference. For less common cases, you can share the byte[] reference.

I'm curious how this is working at all, however. We don't have a public constructor for `Rope` and nothing with that signature.


this function would do the right thing, but it never gets called


I second that. Thank you.


@isidorn This won't work as you would expect. If a line has 10 chars, then the max column is 11.
If a decoration is added between column N - 1 and N where N > 11, both values will be clamped to 11, and not to 10 and 11.


Fixed.


clicking the button should post the feedback, just like in the previous version - it was better before this change


@robruma Re-added in bb5d0b9


With the current values, it looks like it would retry only once? Was that the intention?


this was unnecessary, not in the specification


Start a working


ok


I the LegacyStrings necessary for the older files that JLDArchives tests for ?


@pattacini and of course, instead of creating a `misc` folder, I created an `images` folder -_-


GoMethod?


missing con.connect()


👍 thanks @francesco-romano
No problem 😉


Cheers, @ericsoco! Could you perhaps make a release of this version to NPM? Thanks!


You should add these things:
1. table comments to database (id, user_id, page_id, comment, add_date)
2. form 'Add your comment' below Page View / Category View
3. code for commiting new comment - in existing controller/model/view (there is no need add C/M/V for comment)
3a. controllers/page:
something like:
$this->app->get_model_object()->SendComment($comment_form);
3b. models/page:
insert comment to table (SQL)
3c. views/page:
clear comment form and show success/fail message.
4. check if user is logged in - if not, redirect to login
Additionally, you could add module to manage all comments - take a look Messages module. Then you will have to add permission to that Comments module to ACL.

Maybe tomorrow I start making these described changes... We'll be in touch...


fixes #1682


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:
[
  [
    "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/win2012r2"
  ],
  [
    "queue:define-task:aws-provisioner-v1/win2012r2",
    "queue:task-group-id:taskcluster-github/Abfj5E_KR3W-BmFHFEkL1Q",
    "queue:schedule-task:taskcluster-github/Abfj5E_KR3W-BmFHFEkL1Q/aYN1wzIDShe_393aojYPdA"
  ]
]

You only have the scopes:
[
  "assume:repo:github.com/taskcluster/generic-worker:pull-request",
  "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/github-worker",
  "queue:route:index.garbage.*",
  "secrets:get:garbage/*",
  "secrets:set:garbage/*"
]

In other words you are missing scopes from one of the options:
 * Option 0:
    - "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/win2012r2"
 * Option 1:
    - "queue:define-task:aws-provisioner-v1/win2012r2", and
    - "queue:task-group-id:taskcluster-github/Abfj5E_KR3W-BmFHFEkL1Q", and
    - "queue:schedule-task:taskcluster-github/Abfj5E_KR3W-BmFHFEkL1Q/aYN1wzIDShe_393aojYPdA"
----
errorCode:  InsufficientScopes
statusCode: 403
requestInfo:
  method:   createTask
  params:   {"taskId":"aYN1wzIDShe_393aojYPdA"}
  payload:  {
  "provisionerId": "aws-provisioner-v1",
  "workerType": "win2012r2",
  "metadata": {
    "name": "Build Windows 32 bit generic-worker",
    "description": "This builds the 32 bit Windows version of generic-worker",
    "owner": "petemoore@users.noreply.github.com",
    "source": "https://github.com/petemoore/generic-worker.git"
  },
  "extra": {
    "github": {
      "env": true,
      "events": [
        "pull_request.*",
        "push"
      ]
    }
  },
  "payload": {
    "maxRunTime": 3600,
    "env": {
      "HEAD_PACKAGE": "https://github.com/petemoore/generic-worker.git",
      "BASE_PACKAGE": "https://github.com/taskcluster/generic-worker.git",
      "GITHUB_EVENT": "pull_request.synchronize",
      "GITHUB_BRANCH": "master",
      "GITHUB_PULL_REQUEST": "34",
      "GITHUB_BASE_REPO_URL": "https://github.com/taskcluster/generic-worker.git",
      "GITHUB_BASE_USER": "taskcluster",
      "GITHUB_BASE_SHA": "fe0eaff12e5ea56031d6e795b0adc5b03d91b184",
      "GITHUB_BASE_BRANCH": "master",
      "GITHUB_BASE_REF": "master",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_REPO_URL": "https://github.com/petemoore/generic-worker.git",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_USER": "petemoore",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_SHA": "326163fe7125f6c6636a8fee805c9ee21727a646",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_BRANCH": "tc-github",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_USER_EMAIL": "petemoore@users.noreply.github.com"
    },
    "command": [
      "go get -d \"${BASE_PACKAGE}\"",
      "cd \"%GOPATH%/src/%BASE_PACKAGE%\"",
      "git remote add user 'https://github.com/petemoore/generic-worker.git'",
      "git fetch --tags user",
      "git checkout '326163fe7125f6c6636a8fee805c9ee21727a646'",
      "go get -t ./...",
      "mkdir public/build",
      "copy \"%GOPATH%/bin/generic-worker.exe\" public/build/generic-worker-windows-amd64.exe"
    ],
    "artifacts": [
      {
        "path": "public/build/generic-worker-windows-amd64.exe",
        "expires": "2017-01-30T19:53:15.718Z",
        "type": "file"
      }
    ]
  },
  "created": "2017-01-16T19:53:15.718Z",
  "deadline": "2017-01-17T19:53:15.718Z",
  "taskGroupId": "Abfj5E_KR3W-BmFHFEkL1Q",
  "schedulerId": "taskcluster-github",
  "dependencies": [],
  "requires": "all-completed",
  "routes": [],
  "priority": "normal",
  "retries": 5,
  "scopes": [],
  "tags": {},
  "expires": "2018-01-17T19:53:15.718Z"
}
  time:     2017-01-16T19:53:15.773Z
details:
{
  "scopesets": [
    [
      "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/win2012r2"
    ],
    [
      "queue:define-task:aws-provisioner-v1/win2012r2",
      "queue:task-group-id:taskcluster-github/Abfj5E_KR3W-BmFHFEkL1Q",
      "queue:schedule-task:taskcluster-github/Abfj5E_KR3W-BmFHFEkL1Q/aYN1wzIDShe_393aojYPdA"
    ]
  ],
  "scopes": [
    "assume:repo:github.com/taskcluster/generic-worker:pull-request",
    "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/github-worker",
    "queue:route:index.garbage.*",
    "secrets:get:garbage/*",
    "secrets:set:garbage/*"
  ]
}
```


[refs #6]


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:
[
  [
    "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/win2012r2"
  ],
  [
    "queue:define-task:aws-provisioner-v1/win2012r2",
    "queue:task-group-id:taskcluster-github/H11qFcXiS6y7fnAJfalMfg",
    "queue:schedule-task:taskcluster-github/H11qFcXiS6y7fnAJfalMfg/CiFlDZv3QxSy9gDAVBYNNA"
  ]
]

You only have the scopes:
[
  "assume:repo:github.com/taskcluster/generic-worker:pull-request",
  "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/github-worker",
  "queue:route:index.garbage.*",
  "secrets:get:garbage/*",
  "secrets:set:garbage/*"
]

In other words you are missing scopes from one of the options:
 * Option 0:
    - "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/win2012r2"
 * Option 1:
    - "queue:define-task:aws-provisioner-v1/win2012r2", and
    - "queue:task-group-id:taskcluster-github/H11qFcXiS6y7fnAJfalMfg", and
    - "queue:schedule-task:taskcluster-github/H11qFcXiS6y7fnAJfalMfg/CiFlDZv3QxSy9gDAVBYNNA"
----
errorCode:  InsufficientScopes
statusCode: 403
requestInfo:
  method:   createTask
  params:   {"taskId":"CiFlDZv3QxSy9gDAVBYNNA"}
  payload:  {
  "provisionerId": "aws-provisioner-v1",
  "workerType": "win2012r2",
  "metadata": {
    "name": "Build Windows 32 bit generic-worker",
    "description": "This builds the 32 bit Windows version of generic-worker",
    "owner": "petemoore@users.noreply.github.com",
    "source": "https://github.com/petemoore/generic-worker.git"
  },
  "extra": {
    "github": {
      "env": true,
      "events": [
        "pull_request.*",
        "push"
      ]
    }
  },
  "payload": {
    "maxRunTime": 3600,
    "env": {
      "HEAD_PACKAGE": "https://github.com/petemoore/generic-worker.git",
      "BASE_PACKAGE": "https://github.com/taskcluster/generic-worker.git",
      "GITHUB_EVENT": "pull_request.edited",
      "GITHUB_BRANCH": "master",
      "GITHUB_PULL_REQUEST": "34",
      "GITHUB_BASE_REPO_URL": "https://github.com/taskcluster/generic-worker.git",
      "GITHUB_BASE_USER": "taskcluster",
      "GITHUB_BASE_SHA": "fe0eaff12e5ea56031d6e795b0adc5b03d91b184",
      "GITHUB_BASE_BRANCH": "master",
      "GITHUB_BASE_REF": "master",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_REPO_URL": "https://github.com/petemoore/generic-worker.git",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_USER": "petemoore",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_SHA": "326163fe7125f6c6636a8fee805c9ee21727a646",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_BRANCH": "tc-github",
      "GITHUB_HEAD_USER_EMAIL": "petemoore@users.noreply.github.com"
    },
    "command": [
      "go get -d \"${BASE_PACKAGE}\"",
      "cd \"%GOPATH%/src/%BASE_PACKAGE%\"",
      "git remote add user 'https://github.com/petemoore/generic-worker.git'",
      "git fetch --tags user",
      "git checkout '326163fe7125f6c6636a8fee805c9ee21727a646'",
      "go get -t ./...",
      "mkdir public/build",
      "copy \"%GOPATH%/bin/generic-worker.exe\" public/build/generic-worker-windows-amd64.exe"
    ],
    "artifacts": [
      {
        "path": "public/build/generic-worker-windows-amd64.exe",
        "expires": "2017-01-30T19:53:26.642Z",
        "type": "file"
      }
    ]
  },
  "created": "2017-01-16T19:53:26.642Z",
  "deadline": "2017-01-17T19:53:26.642Z",
  "taskGroupId": "H11qFcXiS6y7fnAJfalMfg",
  "schedulerId": "taskcluster-github",
  "dependencies": [],
  "requires": "all-completed",
  "routes": [],
  "priority": "normal",
  "retries": 5,
  "scopes": [],
  "tags": {},
  "expires": "2018-01-17T19:53:26.642Z"
}
  time:     2017-01-16T19:53:26.677Z
details:
{
  "scopesets": [
    [
      "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/win2012r2"
    ],
    [
      "queue:define-task:aws-provisioner-v1/win2012r2",
      "queue:task-group-id:taskcluster-github/H11qFcXiS6y7fnAJfalMfg",
      "queue:schedule-task:taskcluster-github/H11qFcXiS6y7fnAJfalMfg/CiFlDZv3QxSy9gDAVBYNNA"
    ]
  ],
  "scopes": [
    "assume:repo:github.com/taskcluster/generic-worker:pull-request",
    "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/github-worker",
    "queue:route:index.garbage.*",
    "secrets:get:garbage/*",
    "secrets:set:garbage/*"
  ]
}
```


You are right, this is the distance traveled. I will rename accordingly


the idea was good, but you overcomplicated it.
isValid should have 3 parameters: the feedback, scale and email, not the validator functions.
`function (feedback, scale, email)`, and then...


Yes, indeed.

Thank you.


Do you need this if you create within the pending scope?

`@object.needs_review = true`


@sweeneychris this is the gist of what I was referring to by setting up a docker container.  It's really nothing more than a series of bash commands with special implementation for starting the process using docker.  Once I get the build to be successful i'll do make the needed changes and do a pull request.


Wait, I just realized that we are working on the wrong branch. We did some work on Mrs. Chan's computer, and we pushed it as a branch to this repo (or maybe her's by accident)


Cool!


and then you could have used your validator functions - that are in the same scope - here:
`if (checkWords(feedback) > 3 && checkScale(scale) >= 10 && emailValidator(email)`


Regarding clean clode it would make sense to extract this logic in his own method to reduce cyclomatic complexity #ItsJustNitPicking


Добавил наставника


Space before/after peridot ;)


Some tests are failing for me now; it looks like I haven't run the tests properly after this fix.
I will submit a fix asap.


> Hi @thdox,

Hi @afh

> apologies for the belated response I got caught up a bit in other things.

Me too, many other (personal) things at the moment, and anyway no urgency on this

> Thank you for raising this issue, I wasn't aware there were intentional commits related to this, otherwise I'd have contact you beforehand.
>
> I completely agree with you that an en-dash and em-dash should be used instead of a two or three consecutive hyphens for legibility; yet for me this only holds true for output formats.
>
> Input formats on the other hand such as source code and in this case texinfo should be in ASCII for the sake of simplicity and character encoding.

I fully agree with " should be in ASCII" for *input* file.

You may have noticed that, line 157, you can find "@documentencoding UTF-8" that is explicitly saying that input encoding shall be UTF-8.

And actually, there are many *non* ASCII characters in this ledger3.texi (you can check this with [How do I grep for all non-ASCII characters](http://stackoverflow.com/a/9395552)). And from my point of view this is important to show to newcomer that ledger is able to deal with non ASCII characters.

> The GNU texinfo manual does not seem to require (or explicitly recommend) ASCII,

It does, at the end of this [page](https://www.gnu.org/software/texinfo/manual/texinfo/html_node/_0040documentencoding.html#g_t_0040documentencoding), but is also says that "we recommend sticking to 7-bit ASCII in the input unless your particular manual needs a substantial amount of non-ASCII". And from my point of view, it *is* needed for Ledger documentation.

> yet it does mention
> how minus signs should be entered: with two or three consecutive hyphens (see Inserting a minus sign).

Ah... that's a gotcha : hypen / minus / en-dash / em-dash are four *different* things (see [here](https://jakubmarian.com/hyphen-minus-en-dash-and-em-dash-difference-and-usage-in-english/).

In short, you should:
- use a *minus sign* for "6 − 5 = 1" (to be read as "six minus five equals one")
- use a *en-dash* for "1993–1997" (to be read as "date range from 1993 to 1997")

So when "double hyphen" is used, it is translated to "minus", but we expect an "en-dash".

> Two hyphens clearly indicate the intent of an en-dash where as – or — isn't as easily distinguishable (surely this also depends on the terminal font being used). Out of curiosity can you tell me just by looking at the previous sentence which is the en-dash and which the em-dash?

I am a big fan of typography ;-), and yes, I can easily distinguish en from em. Distinguishing minus from en-dash is more difficult. Here are the four in a row "‐ − – —". And as you say, it depends on the terminal font being used. I am using Ubuntu Mono font in Emacs, and the four can be distinguished.

> And my main motivation to change this was that my script to bump the copyright version year did not
> update the copyright year in ledger3.texi because the script only tests for hyphens and not for en- or em-dashes. Of course I could update the script yet with the reasoning above I made the changes.

I propose to do the change for you, if you want.

> Also the ledger.texin file uses the @copyright{} texinfo escape sequence instead of ©.

This is me who intentionally did that, with commit 0c011b94e5c146e355ba1c1417b09377f9666643, because, I cannot fully remember, but one of the output (either pdf or html or text or etc.) was not outputting a correct © with (c).

> What are your thoughts on this?

"double hyphen" is not correct for typographers. En-dash shall be used.


So we should be looking at this instead: https://github.com/Paxelord/code-2016/commit/751354fe25a93a990f205a14802f2928e9a1b535


Nice :)


Annnnnd I did it twice. Well that happened.


@JasonLG1979 Somehow got in a situation where songs were stuck in `buffering..` reverting this commit fixed it.


@Tommy-Geenexus thanks !

I'm getting a lot of "Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address" and "Bad mode in Synchronous Abort handler detected"

which at least could be partially attributed to this (?),

any ideas ?


this sensor only has temperature
in gfile024 the temperature was 42.9 F
in gfile026 the tempeature was 44.6 F


Done.


This was erroring when loading a magnet URL via the urlbar


I think more correct `http(s)://user:password@host:port`.


on a side note.  that for loop statement at line 125 to 132.  Would execute
faster if it were wrote like this

* {*
*            _isBeacon = _x getVariable ["a3w_spawnBeacon", false];*

*            if(_isBeacon) then {*
*                _spawnBeaconNearest = _x;*
*            };*

*        }forEach _spawnBeaconDetectorObjects;*

On Sun, Jan 15, 2017 at 8:58 PM, DevTeam Paxton <lapxtn@gmail.com> wrote:

> looking at the script, as long as any object found in that array has the
> variable "a3w_spawnbeacon" attached to it and set to true, it will run the
> beacon was detected script.  So the only question i have is... do those
> items have that variable attached to it.  Regardless of the type of object
> the loop exits as soon as it finds a3w_beacon that is set to true.  Hope
> this helps.
>
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I don't think it must be specified sdk version, in my machine .NET Core SDK 1.1.0 still supports project.json.


sorry,  change the   "then" to "exitWith" ....  i'll leave you alone now

On Sun, Jan 15, 2017 at 9:04 PM, DevTeam Paxton <lapxtn@gmail.com> wrote:

> on a side note.  that for loop statement at line 125 to 132.  Would
> execute faster if it were wrote like this
>
> * {*
> *            _isBeacon = _x getVariable ["a3w_spawnBeacon", false];*
>
> *            if(_isBeacon) then {*
> *                _spawnBeaconNearest = _x;*
> *            };*
>
> *        }forEach _spawnBeaconDetectorObjects;*
>
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>
>> looking at the script, as long as any object found in that array has the
>> variable "a3w_spawnbeacon" attached to it and set to true, it will run the
>> beacon was detected script.  So the only question i have is... do those
>> items have that variable attached to it.  Regardless of the type of object
>> the loop exits as soon as it finds a3w_beacon that is set to true.  Hope
>> this helps.
>>
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Guppy from "https://drawception.com/game/rnDqzRaG3m/guppy-from-the-binding-of-isaac/"


same commit on G760-L01 sensor file have same effect.
rotation upside down.


<html>
<form>
<input type="text" name="username" />
<input type="text" name="pass" />

</form>

</html>


Thank for the info


真的還不重構嗎？


不同eclipse版本之间的差异


test coding


Yes, I can do this.


上個 commit, 跟這個 commit，你應該發現了，`public void Test_Buy_1_Book1_1_Book2_2_Book3_Total_Is_370()` test failed 的原因跟 `Order.AddBook()` 相依了，所以你連續寫了兩個紅燈。(第二個是 for Order.AddBook()的修正)

這就是第一個 commit 我提醒的部分，你可能一次測了兩個 production code 的 API。


If you want to use the episodes option (without any '-') instead of the -n option we can pass to the relevant add_argument function the keyword argument: nargs='?'. This will save the argument if it was given and if not it defaults to the default specified.


Ceci est le fichier .txt qui nous permettra de créer les salles, chaque chiffre correspondra à une image.


Thanks Gina!


不要在測試程式裡面寫邏輯。


你的 production  code 都沒有進行重構唷。


typo


This week maybe.


Thx!


Yes, you're right. I forgot of this. I'll change that. Thanks for point that.


`github_username` ってどこで使ってるんだ……

コピペの名残っぽい


This is quite problematic. Adding a copy of pcre.h here and having `-I libs/pcre` in the haxe makefile means that ppl have to install/build a compatible version of PCRE (except for Windows 32-bit).
For instance, the ubuntu 12.04 build is now broken: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/302635207/buildlog_ubuntu-precise-amd64.haxe_1%3A3.4.0+1SNAPSHOT20170116012209+75dfe74-1~ubuntu12.04.1~ppa1_BUILDING.txt.gz


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2408


ok..


a


Once you install preview4 or higher SDK, you need this in your `global.json` to direct `dotnet build` to run using preview2 tooling. Otherwise it looks for a .csproj and tries to run msbuild by default.


Done here https://github.com/ryukinix/mal/pull/34


The current Nitro design forbid multiple instances at the same time.
If you try to run concurrently multiple Nitro processes, they will try to steal events from each other.


I don't see that branch...


Is there a reason why -fpermissive is necessary? In my experience, it just allows bugs to be masked.


Sync again.


What lol. Revert back a few commits and merge my changes. Thats all that needs to be done to fix the code.


Entrada de pdfs


가장 최근소스(member업데이트중....)


It's there now. I did sync just a few minutes ago though, why didn't it appear then?


This is very very very important.


It's kind of late here and I just panicked lol. moving to a new repo since I cannot go on with this,  and I'd like to start fresh


Hallo @dasJ:

I'm in the process of doing up a pull request to "unalias" the `rm` here, so you're not stuck at an invisible "remove /path/to/.autoenv_authorized.tmp?" prompt if you happen to have `rm` aliased to `rm -i` (which seems quite common).

I understand that `:` is a noop in shell, but what is the actual purpose of the `|| :` here? It's not an idiom I'd seen before. Is it just to guarantee a 0 return value from the function?


This is the first example of the GitHub's learning.


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2455


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2472


@pAxton- is correct, the script searches for the objects "Land_Tentdome_F", "Land_HandyCam_F", "Land_Device_assembled_F", if found it then checks the object for variable "a3w_spawnBeacon" with a return of "true" to make sure that the object IS an actual spawn beacon, not just a simple object.

P.S. Yes the exitWith will help with exiting as soon as it finds the nearest beacon instead of looping through all of them. 👍

I'm not sure what changes have been made to "spawn beacons" within vanilla A3Wasteland, but my reference code that I was using, the 'sleeping bag' was the non-deployed object, and the 'tent dome' was the deployed spawn beacon.

If the objects have changed since 1.3x, you will need to modify line 124...

_spawnBeaconDetectorObjects = nearestObjects [player, ["Land_Tentdome_F", "Land_HandyCam_F", "Land_Device_assembled_F"], 100];

...just replace the object array (or add to the array) the objects that you use/require for spawn beacons in your own custom build.

-soul.


uuuhhhh whoops


Can't we just use python3 here?


Feedback from Assignment 2
==========================
You did a wonderful job with your first C++ program. Below I have all of the feedback I've come up with!

1. Function Names
================================
Functions should have meaningful names. When someone looks at a function declaration, they should have an idea
what it does by just it's name. We should not have functions called "function1"

2. Global Variables
================================
As you may learn, a variable can only be used depending on where it was created. We call this it's "scope". So, if
you make a variable inside of "int main", then it can only be accessed inside of int main! Notice the variables you
made were mostly before int main! That means, they can be accessed ANYWHERE in the program. We call this a
"global" variable. It may not be clear now, but we usually want to avoid having all of our variables global. A variable should
be created in the "scope" it is expected to be used.
More info available here: http://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/42-global-variables/

3. Size of stack
================================
Stacks have a built in method(function) called "size". Therefore, you can get size of stack using something like
`mystack.size()`. You do not need to keep track of it yourself!

4. Do While vs While loops
===============================
I noticed a problem with trying to delete items in stack (menu choice 7) if the stack is empty. Your program would
crash. This is because you used a "do while" loop. Do while will ALWAYS execute once, and then check the "while"
condition. As a result, your program tries to pop a stack that is already empty and crashes!!! To make things simple,
lets stick with the more common "while loop"

```
// while loop execution
   while( a < 20 ) {
      cout << "value of a: " << a << endl;
      a++;
   }
```

5. Use of functions
==============================
I see you used functions for all menu options, but some of your functions just print one line! It's good to use funtions,
but only when they make things simpler! For something like function2, where we pop off a word, you probably don't
need to even use a function.

6. Passing a stack to a function
==============================
For complex problems, like userchoice4, it is good to put your code into the function!! You can do this by passing
your stack, like a variable, to the function.
Here is an example:

```
// New function declaration
void print_stack(stack<string>& mystack);

// Calling the function
else if (userchoice == 4) {
	print_stack(mystack);
}

// Defining the function

 //Print all the words in the stack, as a sentence.
void print_stack(std::stack<std::string>& mystack){
	 ... do everything here using mystack
}
```


#27 fixed


[Efficient.Shift-Invariant.Dictionary.Learning.pdf](https://github.com/cjynju/SIDL--artical/files/707156/Efficient.Shift-Invariant.Dictionary.Learning.pdf)
version1.5（final version for current）


It's for this line to work (in download.cpp):
		strcpy(settings_latestvertext, Verfile.text);


Cortex A-8 is an arm cpu, not arm64.


It should be `Antline Signage`


This makes this package incompatible with Laravel 5.1. What version should we use for this now, as dev-master is no longer sufficient?


ermagherd, rerst!


No, it shouldn't.
- Anlines and Signage are different things.
- Connection Signage was the original suggested name. See #1093.


We use pristine VMs from AWS, so nothing is set before. Yes, we might want to fix this.


also if you try something like `sound "gabor*4" # tremolorate "20 70 5000 900"` ?


@chelmuth: please add to staging


frontend should display server response even if it's an error (thank you) message


move the static string to hbs/lang file


@aguadoenzo this patch break all the other upfluence softwares ( all the publishr's and the identity frontend ) the top bar is not gray.

Can we do something to fix it quickly?


and it should hide the loading message once the response is here


oops typo :)


Why do you keep changing snippets that I'm posting? There's a reason all function arguments and dictionary items start from a new line if they don't fit into one. That way it doesn't matter how long the things before the opening `(` or `{` are which makes the structure easier to follow.
```python
some_very_long_function(and_another(foo=1,
                                    bar="2",
                                    baz=how_many_functions_are_there(5)))
some_very_long_function(and_another(
    foo=1,
    bar="2",
    baz=how_many_functions_are_there(5)
))
```
```python
some_very_long_function(and_another({"foo"=1,
                                    "bar"="2",
                                    "baz"=how_many_functions_are_there(5)}))
some_very_long_function(and_another({
    "foo"=1,
    "bar"="2",
    "baz"=how_many_functions_are_there(5)
}))
```


👍 for regexp


No, it is not an issue with MultiOgar-Edited


Yes, it appears to be. If so, this is a mistake on my part and can be reverted.


:D :D


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [[MachineLearning] Crecimiento de repositorio](https://trello.com/c/qa1ZYNTj/66-machinelearning-crecimiento-de-repositorio)


I'm sure you mean `15` and this is just a typo :)


try `t.ok()` and `t.notOk()` when asserting with boolean values https://github.com/substack/tape#tokvalue-msg


FYI this causes an entire copy of phpBB to be placed in the vendors folder for Titania. Not sure why this change was made for the tag.


That makes sense, I'm going to work on something around this!


With Uglify, our app.js is almost half the previous size :smiley_cat:


`assert_equal(5, my_global_method(2, 3))` works fine with Ruby. But `assert_equal(5, my_global_method 2, 3))` does not.


авыаывавы


фффффффф


фффффф


These mark connections between items, ergo "connection signage."


Я бы избавился от строк, если б не рекурсия. Рекурсией я передаю в метод подстроку(а не целую строку, иначе прийдется передавать 2 индекса - начала и конца подстроки). Остальные замечания выполнимы)


Yes, I recently found those changes broke backward compatibility when testing some early themes. I had to revert changes made to the old template. We should avoid changing pre-v2.x core templates and fix the shortcodes instead.


@c0r73x psutil is not included in python distributions should be installed by hand. And that is not in documentation.


We were asked by users to set up a separate github repo for the Unity plugin source so people could branch it directly into their projects -- where previously we were hosting it as part of our OpenVR repo.

If there is a better way to set this up, let me know.  Or is the concern that there are some assets included in this?  There was an "InteractionSystem" included with this update that I hadn't considered - since it was added by another developer here - which git might not handle well since it includes some non source code elements.  Most things should be stored in ascii format, though I'll double check that.

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Just a note, git branches != folders : )

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Thank you. I'm sure you are capable of being able to be a master. https://mibo420@tumbler.net to @WickedWisher


Thanks =)


fignya


ns.


What is the logic here? Does this mean AWS was detected, but we got an error for some other reason? Should be commented.


swcrypto shouldn't be necessary anymore. It's an old kernel bug that's been fixed now. HW accel has been fine for me on 4.9.2


Why is it fine to continue here?


Right, so that is what I tried originally, but it turns out Ubuntu does a really bad job keeping the repositories up to date. I was not able to get tlmgr to work through the ubuntu repositories and that was severely limiting because certain packages were not easily available any other way. Kind of annoying.


Hey guys,
I'm stuck on my project because of this, can someone help me out?


if you're only looking for 1 character in a string, an indexOf() might be easier


oh right! sure, coming right up...

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spcify -> specify


https://www.npmjs.com/package/d3-force-cluster
2b36df1a0af86aa37a5fefeeb8bde8896d07f5b0


try `t.ok()` and `t.notOk()` when asserting with boolean values https://github.com/substack/tape#tokvalue-msg


`font-family` should contain a list of your preferred fonts in a descending order. Always specify other generic fonts found on most systems as a fallback.
For instance:
```css
body {
  font-family: 'Roboto', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
}
```


I don't want to repeat again this, I already stated that I don't want to see OMS XOSP builds. So take down this fork immediately before I report you.

Do you want me to go Private at all?


Mitcboed@gmail.com and
![avatar_1480863487941](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/23225232/21997928/90440a4c-dbf7-11e6-9e27-b9dc1944667b.jpg)


don't commit the node_modules directory, use a .gitignore file to skip it - it's a million files, and the package.json is enough to install them after a clone on another machine


leave a comment here


please take a look at: https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/kernel/pull/1104


No, I'm okay with using `<$>` and `<&>`. It's not longer and better to have less function exported.


Super stable with all good


With the latest master I am still seeing `cmake --build` run without pump.  What's going on here?

```
$ rm -rf ~/src/s/build/
fripp:~ dave$ bs r
/Users/dave/src/s/swift/utils/build-script: note: using preset 'r', which expands to

/Users/dave/src/s/swift/utils/build-script --skip-build-ios-device --skip-build-tvos-device --skip-build-compiler-rt --debug-swift-stdlib --skip-build-benchmarks --release --no-assertions --swift-stdlib-assertions --swift-stdlib-build-type=Debug --

+ mkdir -p /Users/Shared/dabrahams/s/build/Ninja-Release+stdlib-DebugAssert
...
+ ln -s -f /Applications/Xcode-8.2.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/../../usr/include/c++ /Users/Shared/dabrahams/s/build/Ninja-Release+stdlib-DebugAssert/llvm-macosx-x86_64/include
+ /Users/dave/brew/bin/cmake --build /Users/Shared/dabrahams/s/build/Ninja-Release+stdlib-DebugAssert/llvm-macosx-x86_64 -- -j8 all
```


Better make your layout work without this rule. Find our what's causing that annoying horizontal scrollbar to appear 😺


Note: this did not work. I ended up following the instructions here: https://github.com/electron-userland/electron-packager


You are right, it's probably not needed.  I will test it out and update in the next session.


Note to self: don't upload all this crap to github next time.


I suppose? I admit I cannot see yet how making `ArgumentsProvider` implement `AutoCloseable` would allow the `Files.lines(...)` call to be auto-closed.

But if you can find a way of doing so, then please by all means go ahead!


this looks unnecessary


sure bro but this was just for my personal use you can check my xda thread
i never updated there...

also if u remember i was a part of your team before when shreesha was there
for MM

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frontend should display server response even if it's an error (thank you) message


You're correct @bbauer. It should be 0.20.0


What is the problem?
Both Pop and Push are protected with a lock at entry and exit.
` go build -race` is silent for me


I like!


It would be better to define a common font-size hierarchy using `rem` or `em` units, to make font-size in one element relative to the other.
Read on about those units here: https://webdesign.tutsplus.com/tutorials/comprehensive-guide-when-to-use-em-vs-rem--cms-23984


nevermind; distcc was commented out of my build presets!


let's move to this comment: https://github.com/AsynkronIT/goring/commit/4a22743228fd4e6b4e31b8007c4dd8a95f848f85#commitcomment-20494982

Read of field `q.len` is not protected by `Lock` there.


Playing with branches and pull requests. This change isn't yet ready as the Mongo connection doesn't authenticate with the old credentials at the moment. Need those updating.


Ex. 78 Given what has been shown on the book so far, both your solutions are acceptable :+1:


👍 for String.includes


When and where do you see this?
q.len is adjusted in several places, but only inside a lock.

How do I replicate what you are seeing?


Am unsure how to go back to the default avatar,to keep locations out of my profile after I changed it to myself and my puppies on several accounts,and searching for resourses of proper changes in your opinion! And I am having trouble getting secure site settings.


No, i just commented on that the Readme states that you have different branches and i can only see different folders. You only have one branch atm and thats the 'master' branch : )


Or if it doesn't work, you could make `arguments()` return a `Stream`, but I don't know how desirable that is.


do we need this, postgresql is already included in config.properties


But as you requested, i keep the old legacy shortocodes there... weird...


That's not legally binding, you know. Removing the author does not remove his copyright. And as to the BSD to GPL ...


Thanks Brian! I am having a hard time with the stats portion. I understand most of the stats concepts. I am having difficulty figuring out how to access the data that I need to use to compute things. I've been exploring the .py files of the ThinkStats2 book and the book itself. Maybe I need to spend more time digging and investigating.


Pure curiosity... why did you revert back to sections/layouts?


Ah, yeah.  That’s how we have it set up in Perforce here, so I just mirrored it.  I'll take a look into setting those up as proper branches since that'll probably make things easier for git users.

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No, i just commented on that the Readme states that you have different branches and i can only see different folders. You only have one branch atm and thats the 'master' branch : )

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I've created issue with example:
https://github.com/AsynkronIT/goring/issues/5


ups, now i remember :P


Have you tried removing logs from redundant logs instead yet?


Testing No1


Yes, that would be great. Its a bit much to have to get all the versions instead of just the one you need.


The terminology I settled on in the Apple / Linux/ MinGW builds is "release" for the loose files, and "dist" for the distribution bundle (.zip). If that helps at all.


#1 , #2


I just updated the documentation that explains your question: https://github.com/orangehill/iseed/blob/master/README.md#laravel-5-versions-less-than-538


`margin-top: 0;`


Please add a friendly title (`'title': 'Read Timeout'`).


@SiimHuts ei saanud su meili, aga tundub ok!


me


All good :+1:

On a tangential note, I keep seeing backup files committed. There is a way to avoid this. You can learn how to do it [here](https://help.github.com/articles/ignoring-files/).


Thanks for the details! Fixing now!


@idabran @yh-github @TOMPALNY @AdiOmari @orimarco : Tomer is right. We should take note of this.


Have you tried to send bcc only e-mails via Mailgun? I'm pretty sure it's not possible.

```
[2017-01-16 18:45:06] local.ERROR: GuzzleHttp\Exception\ClientException: Client error: `POST https://api.mailgun.net/v3/nucleoconstelar.com/messages.mime` resulted in a `400 BAD REQUEST` response:
{
  "message": "'to' parameter is not a valid address. please check documentation"
}
```


nice


Hi @MHerszak,

`injectAndRender` inject a reducer when it is required and returns the component to be rendered.
If the application grows there will be no more reducers in the bundle.


imo, this is a bug in the client, and the ircd should not do all this wank to make sure crappy irc clients work (that's just an opinion)


Thanks for the heads up, I forgot to push the tag. It's [available](https://github.com/xolox/python-humanfriendly/releases/tag/2.2.1) now :-).


Bad XDDDDD succ


Just wondering why you didn't like the AppImage target and removed it. Is there something not working for you with AppImage?


Certo che te per le cose "forzate" ci vai sempre molto a nozze eh!

This.color=color.llllll //manco un menù a tendina per chiederglielo


I'm not seeing any failures.  If you see failures from bmv2 tests, make
sure you have the latest behavioral model version -- there have been some
recent changes affecting json format that are relevant
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Abrimos un servidor con polyserve para que pueda funcionar sin errores


calling `get()` is not necessary; `material_properties` is a pointer, so dereferencing works there too:
```
_material_properties(*material_properties)
```


It looks like you forgot to push a tag for this release too.


Seems to me that a router based on history is better...
As per changes we do at nginx configs to solve CORS, I've no doubts that another config to handle routing will not hurt the concept at all...


This is true, and very good news !
Can anyone explain to me though why the TopVoter plugin shows Invalid Response in console on Tess, but on PocketMine it works fine. confused by it.
Help would be highly appreciated. Just tryina to add a little something for loyal voters to see when they login.


In the example you gave:
```ts
resultsSubject
      .switch()
      .subscribe(
        resources => {
          console.log("got", resources);
          ...
        }
      );
```

`switch()` cause the `finally` operator to run which causes the query to be removed. You don't want this to happen, so how is `putQuery` going to be used in your example to prevent this?


Avoid using global element selectors like this. This rule looks like a class candidate.


WIll this solve the current `PDF.js v1.6.459 (build: c0a47fd)
Bericht: Unexpected server response (0) while retrieving PDF "http://www.alejandrodelasota.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/demoform1.pdf".` bug?

Example:
https://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/web/viewer.html?file=http://www.alejandrodelasota.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/demoform1.pdf


Ok.


Did not mean to delete assembly.py here! It has been restored in the subsequent commit.


Path /usr/local/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/opengrade_icon.png is not for all distros, so better to write nothing.


Same here. Also, see usage notes on this element: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/HTML/Element/b


сразу не понятно где див закрывается, делай так чтобы открывающийся и закрывающийся тег были на одной колонке


the test command should be `node test.js`


все классы имеют уникальные имена, в таком случае нужно использовать не class а id, если не предполагается обратное


Wouldn't it be better to display a warning on the settings page instead? Since on some systems it actually works and reduces the needed CPU load for (as far as I can see) no quality impact.


labels need a `for` attribute to connect them to the respective input fields https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/label


Sorry, this was meant to be commit to the branch not to master...


That sounds quite a bit more informal than before.


This juxtaposition is actually a tad odd. Scripting languages are (a subset set of all) programming languages.


why?


I was wondering just the same thing. I use opencl=true and after this
commit i was bearing if this was just placebo

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Actually, just changed some whitespace… this commit had nothing to do with schemas, which are not in this library.


very good


Looks like, this could be a top-level class rule for elements with a border.
```
<div class="bordered-form email"></div>`

.bordered-form {
  border: 1px solid #dddfe1;
}
```


To stop your test, you click on the Stop button in the following screen.
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/587a87a70ebc5915193f75d0


Need to update this


I don't know. It was just there


Those projects are responsive website and using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap.


Extract shared common rules into separate class rules. Your css rules are mostly overburdened with lots of repeating property declarations.


Would it be possible for us to run the doctest with travis?


Virtual destructor in `Device` is missing.
Basic rule: once you have public virtual method you should consider adding virtual destructor.


Why not define a class rule for that input instead of using a combinator selector?


This is a bug.  An application shouldn't link to mcwamp_hsa directly


Woohooo, mind that Lombok's @Data annotation does NOT come with automatic `private` access modifiers for class fields. That does only @Value.
So either use @Value or put a `private` in front of each field definition.


Well.. I am a hero... I pushed my password hahah 👍


No test for the cool Starcar crawler, what a shame!


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A trivial improvement suggestion, do @def __init__(self, location="", silent=False)@
So this  @IOCJson("")@ is not required.


Some naming system wouldn't hurt 😸


For DataPackageViewContainer.js:
* finished `generateSpec`
* finished `convertData`
* finished `componentWillReceiveProps`
* finished `render`


Don't forget to put `px` after every value.


@djowett Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.app.discussion/27/violations
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plone/app/discussion/conversation.py:334:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
plone/app/discussion/conversation.py:415:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
plone/app/discussion/testing.py:43:9: D001 found xmlconfig.file( replace it with self.loadZCML(
plone/app/discussion/comment.py:210:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
plone/app/discussion/upgrades.py:63:25: S001 found module formatter
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plone/app/discussion/browser/captcha.py:28:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
plone/app/discussion/browser/captcha.py:37:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
plone/app/discussion/browser/comment.py:115:1: E305 expected 2 blank lines after class or function definition, found 1
plone/app/discussion/browser/traversal.py:24:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
plone/app/discussion/browser/comments.py:6:1: I001 isort found an import in the wrong position
plone/app/discussion/browser/validator.py:37:5: D001 found adapts( replace it with zope.component.adapter
plone/app/discussion/tests/test_indexers.py:5:1: I001 isort found an import in the wrong position
plone/app/discussion/tests/test_controlpanel.py:166:80: E501 line too long (81 > 79 characters)
plone/app/discussion/tests/test_events.py:8:1: I001 isort found an import in the wrong position
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


You repeatedly print the almost same info in 2 different branches. Can you generalize this code to avoid duplication?


This setting makes me angry.

1.) While the x264 project merged this, this setting tends to be unstable and we've had a number of encoder crashes with this option.
2.) There are a number of utterly TERRIBLE guides out there foolishly suggesting entering in this custom parameter, and people just enter it in without knowing the consequences.

I'm willing to allow using this option, but I think I'm just going to alias the option to some other name, like "yes_i_understand_that_opencl_is_unstable=1", so people such as you who have a perfectly fine time with it can use it, while blocking it for innocent people who use it because some absolutely terrible guide tells them to use this.


NEW doesn't mean it is always better :)


this was not part of the specification, and exposes our secret data without validation :)


Show us the error it logs.

Or paste it here.


Additionally, from what I've heard, even though x264 merged this option, apparently it's considered experimental to them, or something like that.  I don't think they're actively encouraging people to use this normally.


the specification says the database should be called `secretprojects`


Trying hard to fit in 2 pages :-/


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This could be a separate rule or a combinator selector with dedicated parent class.
Read on about combinator selectors https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/CSS/Introduction_to_CSS/Combinators_and_multiple_selectors


If it works, it's Ok XD


### tr_free() session allocations
**_`/* free the session memory */`_**
random thoughts:
The daemon and cli immediately close/exit after the call to `tr_sessionClose()` so it doesn't actually matter as these type allocations automatically free then anyway. A whole lot of free like this could slow transmission closing but I think when I do see a slow exit it is because of trying to close all of the peer io.

@Belphemur    nice work on the patch update, looks like quite a bit of enthusiasm involved.


this does not match the response format of the specification:
"the backend should send a response in the following format:
```JSON
{
  "status": "ok",
  "projects": [
    "secret project 1",
    "secret project 2"
  ]
}
```


I understand now, I could adapt my encoder settings to remove opencl

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"integereger"?


This is what we were chatting about this morning.  You can put `module` in `preset-typescript`, because TypeScript parses `import` statements.  But if you're relying on Node to do module resolution, it doesn't support `import`/`export` yet.


White b2 Black b3
The "real" white span is a3 and c3, but currently you give the whole a3-a8 and c3-c8 squares


this email validation is stricter than the specification: it only says "the email has an @ sign"


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I would say this should be removed and its content should be moved to `getManyQueryResult$`.


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Mapping function can be declared as `T (*MapFunc)(const T&))` to avoid unnecessary copying.


restore


nice, but not part of the specification


Rename to `getQueryResult$`? Because we only have one variant of it.


Very very good, I like working with environment variable


the test command should be `node test.js`


No need for this; please revert.  The only place where the "1" goes is at the end of the feature name [here](https://github.com/openhab/openhab/blob/master/features/openhab-addons/src/main/feature/feature.xml#L368).


Declaring ints as const is redundant as int is copied anyway.


https://github.com/jp9000/obs-studio/commit/bf9048a You can now use the option via opencl_is_experimental_and_potentially_unstable=1


Also can be `T (*FilterFunc)(const T&)`


What's the purpose of this specialization?


Can I confirm that you see the same behaviour as me?
Commands claim to be received correctly but lights do not change? I have seen this behaviour with the limitless led sample app, my own python  implementation and one of the python projects forked from your project.
I note that the bytes between the session ID and MAC address are different than the interface documented at the limitless led.
The phone app works ok, so if I find a way to snoop on the packets being sent I will try and decode the protocol and let you know.


this is unnecessary, just appends the same event listener again on the button


To understand what this option actually does lets look at [the mailing list](https://mailman.videolan.org/pipermail/x264-devel/2013-April/009996.html). It offloads some parts of motion prediction to the GPU, but because of GPU restrictions it uses more GPU power than CPU power.
This could mean 60 fps encoding for those where it actually works or encoder crashes where it doesn't work.

To my knowledge (of reading the mailing list) some NVidia GPUs will have issues and no Intel CPU up to IvyBridge will work with this. If a IvyBridge (or below) CPU with an integrated GPU is used, one can specify with opencl-device=# which device should actually be used.

Since Intel used Nvidia technology for their internal GPUs, I think I can see why it breaks on some GPUs and internal GPUs. Additionally it was developer with support from AMD so take a huge guess why it works on AMD hardware.


Yes, the patch is intended to prevent future opponent outposts, and was obviously inspired by your recent experiment (thanks!).

Each pawn move is weakening some square(s), so the effect of the patch should be to keep a very clean pawn structure on the second rank for as long as possible. Maybe passive, but Karpov-like :-)


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when youre a weeb but he's keep succing


Thanks for the assistance, it is much appreciated.


restore


Hey @MackeyK24, where's the source for "BabylonExport.Entities.dll"? I'm evaluating this tech, and I can't seem to find where this package's source comes from, or how I can build it.


Suh dude


i remove the submodule, you just need to accept the merge somewhere. Thenmove the folder in your work repo,
 * git add -A
 * git commit -m "MESSAGE"
 * git push
That should be sorted

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I don't understand the question.  You're commenting on the public repo.  What do you mean by 'this'?


How would I accept the merge?

Also, sweet sig.


Well, it cannot harm to try. Good luck !


its data


Update docs urls

Preview: docs | dev


I don't really remember anymore...the most I can say is that this almost surely was motivated by a desire to get tests passing.


I'd also change this to `self[:end_time] = Date.parse(value) rescue value` to avoid throwing an unrecoverable exception. Ideally, you'd want to make sure the date is parsable first.


Purpose?
If you specialize a class or function (=that is create your own version of template for specific type), there should be a difference comparing to the default template definition. Template instantiation replaces `T` with actual type, so what you did here would have otherwise be done by compiler automatically when you called the function with char params.
Motivation to create your own specialization can be performance, memory optimization, etc. Compare Stack for type `T` and for `bool` from our homework tasks.


bigger than 10 and also bigger than 0?


haha... you have put @ktsaou on the commit message, and I keep getting notifications for whatever you do on this commit... If it is not too hard, please re-write the commit message...


Should be aw-watcher-web


try `t.ok()` and `t.notOk()` when asserting with boolean values https://github.com/substack/tape#tokvalue-msg


I don't think it's any different for the reasons the base system counts buffers/cache as "used", i.e.:

http://www.linuxatemyram.com/
http://serverfault.com/a/85481

Someone reported the odd systemd-cgtop behavior to systemd-devel, but apparently received no reply:

https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/systemd-devel/2014-November/025227.html


Pulsetime is no longer needed in here


@SRGDamia1, this is all very cool, and we want to commit this to the master branch asap. Unfortunately when I use GitHub Desktop to switch from this branch to the master, I get this error:

'error: The following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by checkout:
	Adafruit_ADS1X15/Adafruit_ADS1015.cpp
	Adafruit_ADS1X15/Adafruit_ADS1015.h
	Adafruit_ADS1X15/README.md
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	Adafruit_DHT/DHT.cpp
	Adafruit_DHT/DHT.h
	Adafruit_DHT/README.md
	Adafruit_DHT/examples/DHTtester/DHTtester.ino
	Adafruit_TSL2561/README.txt
	Adafruit_TSL2561/TSL2561.cpp
	Adafruit_TSL2561/TSL2561.h
	Sodaq_DS3231/README.md
	Sodaq_DS3231/examples/adjust/adjust.pde
	Sodaq_DS3231/examples/interrupts/interrupts.pde
	Sodaq_DS3231/examples/now/now.pde
	Sodaq_DS3231/examples/temperature/temperature.pde
	Sodaq_DS3231/keywords.txt
	Sodaq_DS3231/library.properties
	Sodaq_DS3231/src/Sodaq_DS3231.cpp
	Sodaq_DS3231/src/Sodaq_DS3231.h
	Sodaq_RTCTimer/Readme.md
Please move or remove them before you switch branches.
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adding empty dirs


Test: 👍


This is actually could be an example for reasonable specialization as its implementation differs from default template. But it does't increment, so it's name is misleading. What was your original intention?


Je pourrais avoir par 0.25 seconde plutôt que 0.3333 lors d'un ajout à la volet pour plus tard...


J'ai préféré créer une nouvelle fonction pour une meilleur intégration et que ça fasse moins bricolage... de toute façon, pour la suite, du code j'aurais été obligé de le faire...


You don't have to repeat `exception` twice ;)


no package.json, no .gitignore? don't ignore the package.json, then I can't install your dependencies


Isn't is sum, not multiplication?


Hmm, those columns in the Group Placement are not sortable so I'll remove the incorrect sort expression.


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I wonder if all those comments will add at once if I comment here too.


Those changes are cherry-picked pull reuest
https://github.com/apache/maven-wagon/pull/30


// Isaac Halabe


some kind of common formatting would probably look good here


as mentioned could be renamed


similar story as above


It doesn't even look good without those braces :(


above is code repeated from constructor


Can't you like remove operator* and here return Graph object or even returning it here seems like a better solution than working on primitives or move code to operator*


Shostek is killing me :-))


What is going on with these const's why it is so important for those arguments to always point to the same object?
(same as above)


It could probably look nicer with implicite conversion but seems ok (although one could question why do you need such operator when you have function called multiplyTransposed)


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why do not delete arrays below? memory leak!


this is wrong!


inconsistent curly bracets (and below)


g should be renamed


How is that first const even usefull (and below)? Why it is so important that "other" should always point to the same object?


same line or curly bracets


^^ same


method is called printArray whlie it is more of a matrix; magic number


debug messages should be deleted when releasing the code


Hella inconsistent curly bracets


It is inconsistent to use size and vetrices when both of them is the same


Maybe use std::vector instead of normal array - wouldn't have to pass 2 arguments not speaking of other advantages (It would take more memory though); anyway tab doesn't seem as appropriate name.


you should either go with curly bracets or stay in one line


vetrices does not seem as a suitable name - it suggest some kind of collection while it seems that it is numberOfVetrices


Is this even needed?


It is a bad idea for such constructor -  how do you create graph object from a filename? Incoherent abstraction. Loading info from file should be extracted to a method.


Shouldn't it be int** ?


Absolutely! However, it can be nice to hack around a couple of little things like this temporarily. I'll mark this section of code with something (or maybe even just mention it in a new docs file) so we can at least keep track of things like this.


Class names should start with upper case (everywhere)


unused in comments code should be removed


same as above


inconsistent block curly brackets


should be extracted to a function and given descriptive name + magic numbers


Test comments on github


This is actually not going to work everywhere. Suggest changing to `who -m` but test that works on all situations.


Here as well: this will be automatically done by compiler. You don't need to write template instance explicitly unless you want to add some specifics for a concrete type. Compare:

```
    template<typename T>
    void debug_print(const T& value)
    {
        cout << value;
    }

    template<>
    void debug_print<bool>(const bool& value)
    {
        cout << std::boolalpha << value;
    }

    template<>
    void debug_print<string>(const string& value)
    {
        cout << "\"" << value << "\"";
    }

    template<>
    void debug_print<double>(const double& value)
    {
        cout << setprecision(15) << value;
    }
```


Oh.. you want to get rid of `createReducers`? Any reason? Making sure other developers understand the context faster/better?


Didn't realize I could do that. Will fix.


Seems fun to do


@takashiw i have no idea. my computer was being weird. i've been trying to find all the gifs that alexa sent


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@ericsoco Thanks!


missing connection.connect()


test comment


This is fine.


this would return an array of database rowData, not just the projectnames, so the response would be different than in the specification


So i discovered while testing this, that it works fine with it and without it....

Laravel must be doing something behind the scenes to add it in. I added it anyways.


this code can shortened to
```
return !value;
```


Why? `disable` ignores invalid watchers, too.


`MultipleTwo`?


@ralph-irving - this change should render the SlimMenus patch obsolete (https://github.com/ralph-irving/tcz-jivelite/blob/master/pcp-SlimMenus-lua.patch). It disables the Alarm setting selectively, making it accessible in Joggler/PiGrid.


Can this be written using `handleRelay`?


Well, the path to the input files (training files, training properties files, etc.) should be specified by the user in some way, and I strongly recommend taking them as input parameters instead of hard-coding the path.


the test command should be `node test.js`


@MikeMcQuaid thanks!


Missed this one?


My point here was that we do provide the trainingProperties file for ease of use (users don't have to search for it on CoreNLP website).


I agree, it's a horrible name. I arrived at it because of its intended usage with `JerseyEnvironment.register(Object component)` and the fact that it's a Dagger `Component`. It provides other components than just resources, such as `WebApplicationExceptionMapper`, so I wanted to avoid using the Resource terminology in the name. How about `JerseyRegistrationComponent`, since it's only used with the `JerseyEnvironment.register(Object component)` method?


Так и есть, но в одной из следующих версий Ruby это изменилось, по-моему, после 2-й.


This particular change breaks compatibility with graphql-python aka graphene. See tickets https://github.com/graphql/graphiql/issues/274 and https://github.com/graphql-python/graphene/issues/401


I did this in another branch since this appeared to be the change that caused failing builds on 7.1: https://travis-ci.org/amphp/parallel/jobs/192455842

This change fixes the issue and I'm not sure why… https://travis-ci.org/amphp/parallel/jobs/192467029


Hi, thanks for taking time to contribute to the project. Did you intend to add SVG icon files to this PR?


Create a file for lesson 3 and add first relfection


I'm sorry. That was my fault.


It's been a while since I used this. As I recall, I wanted something simple for producing a stream of queries that could later be filtered, or possibly replayed. Ordering according to query issue time, rather than query completion time seemed to be a desired property. I also used VividCortex's Free Network Analyzer Tools for MySQL for some other tests.


I don't know if we want to do it with this "dependency injection" method, or if we want it to grab the drivetrain and shooter subsystems from the ServiceLocator. Either way works, but we should try to keep it consistent.


try `t.ok()` and `t.notOk()` when asserting with boolean values https://github.com/substack/tape#tokvalue-msg


При написанні тесту була допущена помилка збереження номеру банківського рахунку в змінній цілочисельного типу, яка не може зберегти число із 16 знаками.


Instead of using the method from the encoder class, we might want to make a method in the relevant subsystem that gives the distance (and does all of the necessary conversions)


Thanks, I'll fix that.


Done with https://github.com/openhab/openhab2-addons/pull/1718


Not bad! (:


Ah là là, tu as raison. Je n'avais pas du tout pensé à ça. Il faut que je
trouve une parade...

Merci !

Ivan


Somehow I am still pushing earlier commit (Multi language fix) which should be used. I changed index.php + added image for core Blog Plugin so only RSS Fix would be offered. Help?


I will do a pull request and see what happens....reverting did not work and I am just to much a noob still with regard to Github use. (sorry)


So .. what's the difference with "system python" from non-debug mode?


this is where we were expecting the list from the server, that you processed perfectly in the `GET` request


 @emekanw To support both python 2 and 3 you should do this so we do not need to manage two different versions
```try:
    from urllib.request import urlopen
    from urllib.parse import urlparse
    except ImportError:
        from urlparse import urlparse
        from urllib import urlopen```


If you get the list of strings from libgphoto2 will only have the first value from the list in here (the first match from the enumeration). This would mean -1.0 and 1.0 and so are not included, only -1 and 1.
The second value is left in for now for cases it was hardcoded in programs.

That said, the code should really not handle strings like here, but float values and process them, so both 1.0 and 1 and 1.0000 are usable ;)


this second request was unnecessary, the specification said that this list was the response of the `POST` request


Yes. But it's gone now. It's getting more difficult to integrate code and not having someone test it, before a full run is done.

Thx for the tip.


Bravo DECKO


Proper sentence casing (#496)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


Consider passing filtering value as template param:

```
template<typename T, int N>
bool Filter (T value)
{
    return value != N;
}

...
cout << Filter<int, 42>(43) << endl;
cout << Filter<bool, true>(false) << endl;
cout << Filter<char, 'a'>('x') << endl;
```


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Enable google maps embed API](https://trello.com/c/jFLQZbCZ/22-enable-google-maps-embed-api)


I am practicing to remind myself of how to create a empty repo in specified directory.


the specification didn't say we need a `GET` endpoint


this is the query that we needed in the `POST` endpoint


the specification didn't say we have to save the feedback in a database


Yeah.. issue popped up when I used the Kubrick theme from v1.x. So that's my go-to backward compatibility test now.  Jayya and Kubrick themes.


this is not a comparison but a value assignment, `===` instead of `=`!


I've never ran into that situation. Maybe I've add back the buffer 100% debugging stuff to make sure if it was actually stuck or if Pandora just wasn't being slow. I had some issues the other day with my free test account where it was taking FOREVER for Pandora to buffer songs. Also today at my real job my coworker was unable to get Pandora to work on his phone so it may be a Pandora issue?


The `ServiceLocator` can only store one instance of each class (in its current incarnation, anyway.) But what we would probably want to do here is get the `DrivetrainSubsystem` from the `ServiceLocator` and get its encoders from there.

We'll worry about that once we actually have that stuff in the subsystem though.


Volée* :stuck_out_tongue:


This sentence was part of a Pull-Request.


This is a pull request comment on a comment.


`eMail` is not defined - did you mean `mail`?


**Здесь очень важный момент** заключается в том что `@trains` находится внутри конструктора объекта класса `Train` и будет принадлежать этому объекту, то есть объекту конкретного поезда, но не объекту `Train` (то есть самому классу). Поэтому будет ошибка.


Now I see. The `exec` command adds the output to the `$iplookup` variable, which is an array. Then in the next line, the first item of the array is fetched. So every time a new entry gets added but the same one gets taken out.

So you could also just set `$iplookup = [];` before the `exec`.


Looks good to me! Nicely done.


You can add

```
.idea/
.vscode/
```

for editors config folders


Идея с переменной экземпляра уровня класса совершенно верная!

Но здесь нужно быть внимательным. Если ты определишь такую переменную здесь, она будет доступна **только** для текущего объекта, то есть для самого класса `Train`, но **не для его подклассов**.

Поэтому стоит использовать тот же трюк что и в модуле `InstanceCounter`:

```ruby
class Train
  def self.trains
    @trains ||= []
  end
end
```

Тогда переменная `@trains` будет доступна именно для того класса для которого вызывается метод `trains`.

Поэкспериментируй с этим.


unused variable `at`


I think I forgot something there


@ghostbuster91 Can I ask how did you make a commit in my repository and what does merging develop into develop mean?


С учётом комментария выше, здесь как и в модуле `InstanceCounter` нужно вызывать метод класса `Train`, потому что **к переменным экземпляра уровня класса можно получить доступ только из методов класса** этого класса: `self.class.trains.push(self)`.


`eMail` doesn't have a `.value`, strings don't have a `.same` method, `inputtext` should have at least 3 nice words


Stop fuck the code, Clang


Test it out with:
```python
        percent = message.parse_buffering()
        logging.debug("Buffering (%i%%)", percent)
```

added back to on_gst_buffering.


This is a comment on committing a pull request.


@grahamrow I'm not sure if this is what you want here. This is a case when we want to run an experiment changing a single variable, just for that single run.


This is a comment on a pull-request commit.


node_modules commit ⚠


And Git-Hub wants yet another comment.


😆 I was going to log an issue about this because it was driving me crazy!


Hey Carles,

I have been trying that tonight and I still can't access to the web UI.

I'm using AWS and with both the public DNS and Public IP I'm getting to that page (tried it with Chrome, Firefox and Safari).

![capture d ecran 2017-01-16 a 23 15 49](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6861590/22000923/49b0974e-dc42-11e6-8389-f72067f17441.png)

It says:
The page (IP) doesn't work.
(IP) didn't send any data.
ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE

It is not a problem for me as I'm fine with removing the sslcert files but I still find that weird!


And another. Do I ever get to commit?


Hello JDKCHINA,

Sorry for the late reply. Yes ! :)


Yeah I cloned the repo to my local drive and have been using the files in there.

I (i think unfortunately) haven't been using a jupyter notebook. I tried to in the start but was having a hard time figuring it out. I have my .py file in the same folder and have been running my scripts using the terminal. I have put aside time tonight to see if i can figure out the jupyter notebook before class tomorrow.

thank you for the direction, i think what i was missing was:
>>from first import MakeFrames()
>>live, firsts, others = MakeFrames()

I will go back to the three problems I've been stuck on and try this approach. Thanks Brian!


Yeah, I don't like this nomenclature, hence the quotes. At the same time, I don't know of a better one, even less so one commonly recognized.


Yep, that's what I was suggesting. Eventually, we might just want methods in the `DrivetrainSubsystem` that provide the encoder values after adjusting for distance and any other calculations/transformations we need.


I thought about doing that, but I read somewhere that it is better to version them and treat this as a new version in other not to complicate things as adding new features and changes will mean checking support for both versions.


Thanks, I'll fix my code to make it more robust towards changes like this.

Best regards,
Nebojsa


Имей в виду, что переменная класса существует в единственном экземпляре на всё дерево наследования. Это означает что у всех дочерних классов будет единственное значение этой переменной.

Я бы продолжил здесь использовать переменную экземпляра уровня класса, она подходит гораздо лучше для конкретно этого случая.

В целом, Rubocop хорош, но последнее слово пока ещё остаётся за человеком.


Yes, I was doing some test. (cf: https://forum.xda-developers.com/chef-central/android/twrp-issues-cooking-iuni-u3-rom-t3135301/post66391933#post66391933)

Your help is very welcome! :)


could `/(\D)|([^\.])/g` be a better regex for stripping from value, instead of `/[a-zA-Z]/`? seems like it would be a little more robust.


Обычно, если тело блока единственная строка, пишут на одной строчке:

```ruby
@@trains.find { |train| train.number == number }
```


The name has been updated in the newest commit.


YAS


But how people will know what's the correct IP? Maybe we should guide them with the graphical way.


Algoritmos de tratamiento digital de imágenes en lenguaje C++ utilizando librerías de OpenCV.


@ShawnieBoy please explain your thinking here. This is displaying CardBuilder images instead of full images. eg Abandon Reason should be -
![screenshot00561](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2443519/22001183/4ab5b126-dc3b-11e6-94ba-64ca3613498e.png)
instead it is loading CardBuilder and displaying
![screenshot00562](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2443519/22001226/7cdc4ce6-dc3b-11e6-8065-5b1e62b5672e.png)
I prefer the full image but your update is basically loading CardBuilder by default and making it a priority which I don't agree with.


Actually this was intended to close issue #6


p


makeCacheMatrix: This function creates a special "matrix" object that can cache its inverse.


ah sorry something went wrong, when using `./upgrade.sh`, which is using npm2nix.


Maybe we just cannot do this, when we don't have our own python, because we don't know the path. Maybe python_d.exe is in the global path and we can just try to use it.


Hi, what is a purpose of force_reset=False? I had problem recording the video in stubbed mode with run_experiment_lite (two processes n_parallel=2). Usually after two iterations the problem occurs and training is blocked. After changing force_reset=True it worked.


Any reason we don't just abandon the -f flag and instead set the Errors-To: header? That way even if they sneak a bad address through your validation it won't make it to the command line.


all of our code will fail if we don't use GLibUnixFace because it's the only one that does things in a GMainLoop.
if you use a Face you need to manually call face.processEvents()


historically here you could pass a faceURI i guess this is ok.


![_20170116_174201](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/17371144/22001444/44e2126c-dc13-11e6-8cfa-8b298c312cff.JPG)

Literally just shows this. I was hoping you could get the plugin and test it and let me know what's going on.


this will only send back an array of rowData, response format should follow specification:
```JSON
{
  "status": "ok",
  "projects": [
    "secret project 1",
    "secret project 2"
  ]
}
```


the commit message is wrong, it should be `node` not `base` ?


You are right. We switched to parsedown who supports this, so already fixed.

https://github.com/pehapkari/pehapkari.cz/commit/fec5f4f0a0604a32876d2094dfbc40533d38f95e


the test command should be `node test.js`


页面上必须有h1和h2的情况下才可以使用h3
在这个情景下，这里使用h1较恰当


That's how Travis/Gitlab CI works I guess.
Or does -5 result in success?


sam是周六的意思，不是月份缩写


can't see dependencies - install them with `npm install something --save` so that I can install them too after cloning


labels need a `for` attribute to connect them to the respective input fields https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/label


b-but coding at night is cool


section和article中也可以使用header和footer，但并不是必需的。在此语境下，这里不推荐用div.sectitle而推荐用header


Initial commit of imgStat.py is for next Git exercises via sourcetree <2017-01-16T15:51:00-07:00-jmg>


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [We need to write up the project proposal.](https://trello.com/c/XRERrVR9/1-we-need-to-write-up-the-project-proposal)


sam是周六的意思，不是月份缩写，以下相同的错误不再标注


express should serve static files - move them (index.html and client.js) to a folder and uncomment this ` app.use(express.static('./client'));`


one wasn't enough? :)


@peppersc Please set your editor to use spaces (4) instead of tabs.


Przypominając:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3918865/22000518/d163134a-dc3f-11e6-9887-4ae3238e4766.png)

# RepoReader

* [WTF #1](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/reporeader/commit/AuthorProvider.java#L39-L41)
* [IMO, za bardzo to jest exception-driven](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/reporeader/commit/AuthorProvider.java#L24); zazwyczaj gdy rzucamy wyjątki że czegoś nie ma to powinny istnieć metody które pozwolą na sprawdzenie wcześniej czy jest; wtedy wyjątki mogą być runtime i [nie niszczą nam enkapsulacji](http://lmgtfy.com/?q=checked+exceptions+break+encapsulation)
* [straaaaaasznie długa](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/reporeader/commit/FilePreloadedAuthorProvider.java#L20-L52); podzielić; łamie SRP; widzę przynajmniej 3 funkcjonlaności: odczyt pliku, tworzenie autora na podstawie wpisu w pliku, uzupełnianie listy
* [takie hardkodowanie ścieżki wydaje się bardzo podatne na błędy](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/test/java/org/repoanalyzer/reporeader/commit/FilePreloadedAuthorProviderTest.java#L14); why not [`Class.getResource`](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Class.html#getResource(java.lang.String))?
* [łapanie wyjątku w teście?](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/test/java/org/repoanalyzer/reporeader/commit/FilePreloadedAuthorProviderTest.java#L20-L24); trzeba przetestować także zachowanie gdy pliku nie ma, ale [ładnie](https://www.mkyong.com/unittest/junit-4-tutorial-2-expected-exception-test/)
* [logika tworzenia `AuthorProvider`](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/reporeader/AbstractRepoReader.java#L37-L45) bardzo nie pasuje mi do **abstrakcji** `RepoReader`; to powinno być gdzieś indziej...
* [o tuuuu widać](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/reporeader/RepoReaderFactory.java#L7-L10) doskonale że `GitRepoReader` robi więcej niż jedną rzecz! zdradzają Was dwie metody z różnymi sygnaturami które zwracają tą samą implementację!

Bonus: luźne przemyślenia na temat kodu (aka co bym powiedział gdybym to widział w pracy):

* `hashCode` w javie pojawia się w zupełnie innym kontekście niż [tutaj](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/reporeader/commit/Commit.java#L25) i można sie łatwo pomylić pomiędzy obiektowym `hashCode` a tym `getHashCode`; być moze `getCommitHash` byłoby lepsze?
* w commit message warto pisać co się zmienia, bo potem łatwiej przeszukiwać historię; [bug fixed](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/commit/3ea9fc8c59ff641edefcf29058d2ed41bcce83f7) niewiele mówi; jaki bug?
* przydałby się test dla `CommitBuilder` - czy na pewno nie pozwala stworzyć niepełnego obiektu?
* [`final`](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/reporeader/commit/Author.java#L9-L11)
* [zbędna zmienna lokalna](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/reporeader/AbstractRepoReader.java#L29-L30)
* [bardzo ładne ukrycie zależności](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/reporeader/AbstractRepoReader.java#L33-L35); jakby nie to, mielibyśmy feature envy, law of demeter violation, slaba enkapsulacja.... ;-)

# StatisticProvider
* [to chyba też powinno być w @Before?](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/test/java/org/repoanalyzer/statisticsprovider/statistics/BalanceAddDeleteCalculatorTest.java#L62-L68)
* dlaczego wszystkie testy nazwyają się [generateData](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/test/java/org/repoanalyzer/statisticsprovider/statistics/CommitPercentageCalculatorTest.java#L48)? test powinien mówić (przynajmniej starać się) co testuje; tutaj tez podobnie trzeba zastanowić się nad podziałem before/test
* [metoda do podzielenia](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/statisticsprovider/StatisticsController.java#L46);
* mam rozumież że [to zawsze wejdzie do `catch`](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/statisticsprovider/StatisticsController.java#L76-L81)? to w takim razie jest to bardzo **W**ielkie **T**wierdzenie **F**ermata
* dlaczego [to ma sie nie udać](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/statisticsprovider/StatisticsController.java#L100-L102)? spróbujcie to podzielić tak na metody by te śmieszne wyjątki nie przeszkadzały w ogólnym odbiorze co ten kod robi
* [zahardkodowana lista dostępnych statystyk](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/statisticsprovider/StatisticsController.java#L105-L110); może by tak jakiś wzorzec? ;-)
* [to](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/statisticsprovider/statistics/AbstractStatisticsComponent.java#L13-L19) się nawet ładnie nazywa: [Base class should not use derivatives](http://www.ndepend.com/default-rules/Q_Base_class_should_not_use_derivatives.html); przygotowujecie niby-abstrakcję która od razu łamie SRP (ma listę autorów albo liste commitów); to tak jakbyście przygotowali jedną klasę bazową dla dwóch zupełnie różnych gałęzi modelu
* [strategia proszę](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/statisticsprovider/statistics/revertpercentage/RevertPercentageCalculator.java#L26)
* czy [to nie mogłoby się dziać w incrementCommit](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/statisticsprovider/statistics/commitsperhour/CommitsPerHourCalculator.java#L28); w ten sposób łamiecie enkapsulację (pomyślcie co stanie się jeśli ktoś stworzy obiekt a nie zawoła tej metody lub zawoła ją z jakąś totalnie kosmiczną wartością); ten **stan obiektu** powinien wynikać z interakcji z nim a nie z czyjegoś widzimisia

i również mniej istotne uwagi
* [zbędna zmienna lokalna](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/statisticsprovider/StatisticsController.java#L91-L92)
* przyznam się że [tu](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/tree/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/statisticsprovider/view) nie zaglądałem...
* czy wiecie że przez taką a nie inną deklarację typu [tutaj](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/statisticsprovider/statistics/revertpercentage/RevertPercentageCalculator.java#L27) za każdym razem następuję [unboxing i autoboxing](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/data/autoboxing.html)?
* obliczaniu danych w kalkulatorach (np. [tutaj](https://github.com/Slayyy/Repo-Analyzer/blob/7221deb9486105865daf25817ad6ca9efd3fec05/src/main/java/org/repoanalyzer/statisticsprovider/statistics/balanceadddelete/BalanceAddDeleteCalculator.java#L20)) idealnie sprawdziłoby się nowe funkcyjne api z Javy 8


Awesome.


That makes much more sense.


```
# which nologin
/usr/sbin/nologin

```

with that shell VSFTP does not allow login.


Merging modals branch with master.


Thanks for this, evaluating HPKP + rollover on a test server already :)


change that into something


... on Debian 8


Is there an advantage to using zend_hash_str_find_ptr instead of zend_hash_find.  Looks like zend_hash_find has been updated to be simpler to use


xml is not valid


## DBSchema::tables() returns a proper list of tables
Goddamn, press enter before fixing the commit message.


Release 1.0.0

Preview: docs | dev


Fix preview comments for forks

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


what is the reason for that?


`tape` missing from dependencies


It's working for all three of my bulbs (one normal and two downlights) on two different iBoxes (one with the built in light, one without). I have this script in production in my own house, and a few people on the domoticz forums are also using it.

I copied the session initiation stuff from another python project https://github.com/bwydoogh/domoticz-scripts I don't actually know how that even works, since that script worked I didn't mess with it!

Sorry I don't know what to suggest. If you do manage to snoop the packets I'd love to take a look at what you find! :)