fix_errors_in_Energy+idd (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2383 of 2383 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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premature optimizations lead to the code like we have in rawspeed


newline!


why all these extra lines?


newline


quotes around your url


Congrats!


Well, I have literally no idea how to do that kind of thing ;) Seems like a good idea if it works, though.


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```val povs = for


All looks good.


hallo,
thank you for the answer, maybe you can send me the Step file from the gear house and ZBSH, M&BS, DG.many thanks for help me.
nice greetings from Austria,
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Here on 02.14.17


Are you trying to say my optimization of the huffman decoder was "premature"? As in http://wiki.c2.com/?PrematureOptimization ?


I didn't see an explicit statement whether *any* conflict blocks injection, or just blocks that type.  If the following list describes it I am not smart enough to get the answer from it :)

Clarify exactly what a type conflict blocks


I know it could be valid and the norm of the transpose is the same, but without clear explanation, the diagonal of Jacobian is super confusing at least from a student's point of view. I think what I proposed is way more clear and consistent with previous notation.
BTW, it is \cdot rather than \times and f'(h_{j-1}).


Looks for history of cat being repeated number of times


I'm only saying that right now i'm slightly brushing the code, without thinking about optimizations.


the part about "Nothing would be injected?"


PR in the wrong direction, this commit fixes that.


Please post an issue, thanks!


will add explicitly


Thanks!


What is this


test for complex numbers


bcvbxb


What I'm referring to is the compile-time generation done in the Kotlin plugin based on the Gradle API. Doing this at runtime would result in a very different IDE experience.


Each client of `create_config()` using a different config file, so the default wouldn't add any value. The clients of `make_default_config_if_needed()` don't need the ip-detect script, and they're writing the config to a temporary location different from the standard `genconf/config.yaml`, which wouldn't make sense for this helper function. I don't think `make_default_config_if_needed()` is a good fit for these tests (I don't like that it potentially skips writing the config), `create_config()` isn't its replacement. I think cleaning up that particular mess is outside the scope of this PR.


Why not just take the data on `stdin` like a sane person?


`InetAddress.getLocalHost()` exists...


Looks like you broke gradle?
I was using this...


# Nome: Fábio
# Empresa: Impacta
# Função: Aluno


Sounds used for the game


Oh whoops, yeah, I can undo the deletion of this file. Just wanted to factor out functionality.


Note that the netcdf driver is guarded now:

https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/blob/trunk/gdal/frmts/netcdf/netcdfdataset.cpp#L5693

and other places.  It may be possible to drop the internal mutex, but could be tricky.


cleaning up some of this stuff would be nice to do, agreed thats its not part of the scope of this pr


Before:
![screen shot 2017-02-14 at 5 11 51 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13222919/22951898/f346a74c-f2d8-11e6-8461-c164ebacbf1f.png)

After:
![screen shot 2017-02-14 at 5 12 51 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13222919/22951902/f6e2bbf2-f2d8-11e6-8990-0b8677744425.png)


Abuh? Never used that, but def open to changing to it.


This is my first commit


On Windows, getLocalhost was giving me 192.168.0.1 for some reason, which is my gateway address.


What if we want to parse Tweets using Twitter's Stream API?

99% chance that this is the eventual desired behaviour and the Tweet dataset file(s) are simply in order to bootstrap and test the system.


Replacing `Tweet` with `Map<String, String>` is asking for pain when you need to parse in locations and datetimes.

Do you have previous experience with datetime parsing?


Awesome! Thanks man! Should be able to finally close the issue


This Rocks! It is great to put this to work.


Added that functionality via another constructor.


<sarcasm> This is totally a valid path on a sane OS </sarcasm>


Frame up a general purpose plugin for Wordpress to hold the code we will be using to customize and add features to the auction site.


wind-pressure-curves (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1801 of 1810 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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$ make


wind-pressure-curves (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This needs to be called without `'user'`. Especially after 2d994a24749e.


Great project! Though, this commit broke the side bar links to collections for me. Renders the link without the connection name as `/app//<key>`. Reverting it back works. Looking at similar links in views/conn.hbs and views/db.hbs, this commit seems to be the abnormality for the collection url of the 3.


System-Fan-Redux (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2348 of 2384 tests passed, 407 test warnings)

 * 407 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 401 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: ERR diffs.

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Created a ReadMe file with pertinent information including our vision for this project and challenges we plan to overcome.


Actually Apple-gcc-4.2 on Leopard works just fine.


Fancy


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Fixed in https://github.com/citation-style-language/citation-style-language.github.io/commit/b17c2b4e65f7fb9e102002190363e65e0d8b0269

Thanks!


Fixed in https://github.com/citation-style-language/citation-style-language.github.io/commit/4a53cb60e4390c69ff79d02c0f1fb55945411419

Thanks!


You should clean all fort tables too to reset everything ;)


@newoga do you know why u use marginTop?


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Função: Aluno


Could just have a single if statement, if (siteId != "admin"), rather than an if-else with empty if


don't need to declare a variable for AJAX call here.


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Is this something that needs doing?


oops, missed the eval_kb.


Is it possible to have multiple channel capture as well?


hey jvois ça


Needs updating too?


Just me that get server crash when monster dies with summons up?


<!-- why select html instead of body? according to the specs, html can only have head and body as children.  -->


That you did not think about optimizations here seemed clear, given your change. And I did not blame you or complain about your ability to see the issue yourself. I was respectfully pointing out a potential improvement based on a technically founded argument. Which, whatever you were trying to say with your inadequate comment, you were apparently intending to ignore. This code is now highly optimized and it being part of the '3%' Donald Knuth is talking about in his definition of the term you used, it is not premature at all trying to _not_ make it less efficient just because you don't care or don't want to listen to my input on this matter.


good info, thanks @ktsaou
I pushed the change.


Ça sert à quoi ce `undefined` ?


Didn't get you


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Remove unneeded libs from embedded.js once we've split up common.js](https://trello.com/c/ZSGUgD0I/248-remove-unneeded-libs-from-embedded-js-once-we-ve-split-up-common-js)


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```js

You do not have sufficient scopes. This request requires you
to have one of the following sets of scopes:
[
  [
    "secrets:get:repo:github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster-github*",
    "assume:project:taskcluster:github",
    "queue:route:notify.email.bugzeeeeee@gmail.com.on-any",
    "queue:route:notify.irc-channel.#taskcluster-notifications.on-failed",
    "queue:route:notify.irc-channel.#taskcluster-notifications.on-exception"
  ]
]

You only have the scopes:
[
  "assume:project:taskcluster:github",
  "assume:repo:github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster-github:branch:isRepoSet",
  "queue:create-task:aws-provisioner-v1/github-worker",
  "queue:route:index.garbage.*",
  "queue:route:notify.email.*",
  "queue:route:notify.irc-channel.*",
  "queue:route:notify.irc-user.*",
  "secrets:get:garbage/*",
  "secrets:set:garbage/*"
]

In other words you are missing scopes from one of the options:
 * Option 0:
    - "secrets:get:repo:github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster-github*"
----
method:     createTask
errorCode:  InsufficientScopes
statusCode: 403
time:       2017-02-14T22:38:34.786Z
```

</details>


I see you.


Fixed scripts in table package's package.json (#684)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


With `return fnamemodify(root, ":h")` there is no need to use `isFoundPHPCD` anywhere.


Il faudrait vérifier que cela ne casse pas la fonction qui génère un objet !
(je pense que non parce que on ne charge pas le mesh de l'objet, mais je suis pas sur)
D'ailleurs il faudrait peut être charger le mesh à travers add_objet.. A voir selon comment on veut que le soft fonctionne.
La conclusion est donc: il faut qu'on se voir pour se mettre d'accord sur le fonctionnement du logiciel !


One compromise could be to use something like [make-version.py](https://github.com/python-control/python-control/blob/master/make_version.py) in python-control.  It's a bit simpler than versioneer (though probably not as robust) and accomplishes the same basic idea of getting the version number from the git tag.


This is a Morse Code receiver intended for the micro:bit


Is it possible to have 4 channel capture?


Le problème c'est que parfois un objet n'est pas centré sur (0,0,0). Encore une fois (cf le commentaire plus haut dans le code) il faut vraiment poser la philosophie du logiciel et son mode de fonctionnement.
Est-ce que chaque .obj est sensé être centré en (0,0,0) par exemple ? (on peut le vérifier ça aussi)


<details>

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```js

You do not have sufficient scopes. This request requires you
to have one of the following sets of scopes:
[
  [
    "secrets:get:repo:github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster-github*",
    "assume:project:taskcluster:github",
    "queue:route:notify.email.bugzeeeeee@gmail.com.on-any",
    "queue:route:notify.irc-channel.#taskcluster-notifications.on-failed",
    "queue:route:notify.irc-channel.#taskcluster-notifications.on-exception"
  ]
]

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

In other words you are missing scopes from one of the options:
 * Option 0:
    - "secrets:get:repo:github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster-github*"
----
method:     createTask
errorCode:  InsufficientScopes
statusCode: 403
time:       2017-02-14T22:41:37.749Z
```

</details>


Remove useless patch on the pkg-config makefile: by design (on nmake Microfost but also on gnu make) MACRO on the command line has more precedence and vaulre to the ones writtem on the file.

It was really me non knowing how to use well a makefile :(


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Le trait pour multiplier 2 vecteurs, c'est un peu comme une implémentation de la multiplication matricielle, non ?


@egreaves Can we just use utils.style or import the style util? `utils.css.style` is not defined in open-source. This structure of adding `style` to `css` is only defined in the commercial player for legacy support.


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According to [this MathOverflow question](http://mathoverflow.net/questions/84500), it's actually a map in Top. I'll reword it.


in program.y,  from line 89 to EOF should be removed !!


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is ok to use a getter?


Should I cache this in a private `this._targets` field?


There is something wrong with this pull request, can you make a new one?


Can I trust this to exist?


++ super clean


kiva (nealkruis) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2394 of 2394 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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`require` didn't find the path, but I'm not very sure why, so I resulted to `readFileSync`


Yes, you're right. Thanks for pointing this out! The notes will be fixed soon.


Any reason to not set parentId directly here?


Might want to back out/remove the DS_STORE files, and add .DS_STORE to your gitignore.
The name/sku and log aren't needed in production, maybe you can set them to only output when the module is in debug mode?


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$oldQuantity isn't used after this, could use $quantity on line 244 instead.


So, does it work?


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package sort;

import java.io.FileReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Scanner;

public class ArrayQuickSort {
 int array[];
 int size;

 public ArrayQuickSort(int n) {
  size = n;
  // create array with size n+1
  array = new int[n + 1];
  // set the last element as big value
  array[n] = 999;

 }

 public void readFile() throws IOException {
  Scanner filescan =newScanner(newFileReader("input.txt"));
  int i = 0;
  while (filescan.hasNext() && i < size) {
   array[i] = filescan.nextInt();
   i++;
  }
  System.out.println("The Array of Element are :");
  for (int j = 0; j < size; j++) {
   System.out.print(array[j] + " ");

   filescan.close();
  }
  System.out.println();
 }
public void merge(int left, int mid, int right) {
  int temp[] = new int[right - left + 1];
  int i = left;
  int j = mid + 1;
  int k = 0;
  while (i <= mid && j <= right) {
   if (array[i] <= array[j]) {
    temp[k] = array[i];
    k++;
    i++;
   } else {
    // array[i]>array[j]

    temp[k] = array[j];
    k++;
    j++;
   }
  }
  while (j <= right)
   temp[k++] = array[j++];
  while (i <= mid)
   temp[k++] = array[i++];

  for (k = 0; k < temp.length; k++)
   array[left + k] = temp[k];

 }
 // merge sort end here

 public void print(){

  System.out.println("Contents of the Array");
  for (int k = 0; k < size; k++) {
   System.out.print(array[k] + " | ");
  }
  System.out.println();

 }


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@machalou The first 3 countries looked great! I just had a couple of questions, which I put in the commit message that you'll see at this link. I'd be happy to chat about this tomorrow or whenever it's convenient for you!


Нужно записывать данные в эту модель из бд


close #37
close #30


Thanks for pointing this out! We will try to make it clearer. However, there are only two valid results (I think), that are $$ W^T \cdot \diag(\sigma') $$ or $$ \diag(\sigma') \cdot W $$.
I am not sure to understand what you mean by "the diagonal of Jacobian". Here, we are taking the dot product of two jacobians, and the jacobian of the activation layer is indeed a diagonal matrix. In our homework, we mostly used the hadamard product with the vector of the elements that are on the diagonal of this matrix, because multiplying a vector by a diagonal matrix is the same thing as taking the hadamard product with the vector made of the diagonal components!


I think you double check for NaN - once in the assertion and then in the new. I would rather do only one of the checks.

This means calling new should be sufficient because the addition is NaN if other is NaN.


never mind, it didn't disable it. It just.. I dont even know what happened


Нужно записывать данные из БД. В БД можно найти: название города, кол-во заведений. фото и дескриптор можешь оставить как есть


Аналогично. Из бд можно взять название, адрес


This breaks CentOS 5, and probably other things as well. Wrapping this with a version check, for now.


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Тут просто создается пустая вьюмодель. Так и должно быть?


А, тут вроде и нету данных никаких...


@amirkavyan  Why is the total constbuf size less different than in danalast?.


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delayed #35 for now, removed all flammable code and dependency, only keeps firebase at client side.
Waiting for improvement and add back when finished.


I would recommend doing
```
if not "command" in data:
```
instead of the try catch, I think it is cleaner


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I did check with Andrew, and he said that $M(C_p / e)$ and $M(C_p/C_p)$ are both defined to be $H^0$ of something, and taking $H^0$ of the map between them defines the map we're looking for. If I understand correctly, this has not been made explicit in the notes, so I'll take a look at the references.


@mstockfo this seems strange to me


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The game info tags have been added to master: https://codedocs.xyz/xbmc/xbmc/group__python__xbmcgui__listitem.html#ga0b71166869bda87ad744942888fb5f14

Of course, as the first implementer of these properties, you have a say in that other properties that should be added.


Didnt we comment that to you in the PR? :(


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if you are working on it maybe I can help


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@vincenthz later we would need interface to `sign` with secret key unencrypted (no passpharse) as well


Смотри, в OtherCitiesPlacesViewModel есть коллекция OtherCityPlacesViewModels. В инвоке OtherCitiesPlaces ты собираешь эту коллекцию и она потом передаваться должна каждому OtherCityPlaces. Это будет по причине того, что OtherCityPlaces не шарит, какую сущность ему грузить, ему ничего не передается. Второй же вариант, что OtherCitiesPlaces на инвоке собирает айдишники нужных ему сущностей и передает только айдишник в OtherCityPlaces, а OtherCityPlaces уже внутри себя собирает нужные ему данные из бд по указанному айдишнику. Немного сумбурно с названиями, но перечитав несколько раз думаю поймешь. Собирать коллекцию вьюмоделей на множественном и передавать каждому единичному компоненту его вьюмодель или собрать просто айдишники и передвать из единичному, а он уже в свою очередь соберет внутри данные, это тебе решать. Первый вариант меньше будет бд нагружать, второй - инкапсулированный. Лично я бы выбрал второй)


Thanks for that. Non innocent question though: do we really want to text proof specifications?


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Внизу есть комментарий что тут нужно собирать. Сделать аналогично. Сначало сделай что-то одно, проверь как работает и применяй уже на второй паре множественного/единичного


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Thanks for the info.  I'll working on changing my current tags to match the planned properties where applicable.  The rest of these properties can live within my addon only as they currently do.


This is currently under devo.


it's actually not far away from my process, I look at something I made two days ago and liked then I rework the whole thing because I hate it now even though it hasn't changed


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@jrmyklyn I think the Java is close.  I added javadoc comments and also created a working run script.  You will have to add execute permissions to that before you run it though.  Once you are done with C code, we will have to take out the compiling line in the Java and test it.  Should be close though.


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So no more css source maps? 😕


I know this is old, but for those that need to do this. You will want to change the http to http: and https to https:

If you mix and matched and uploaded avatars after the SSL switch, they will have the https, however the string replace will now have httpss instead.


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[VG Resource thread regarding GCNTs in question](https://www.vg-resource.com/thread-30450.html).


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eZ Platform/Admin UI/Field Type Edit/Requirements.md

It's a detail, but I don't really like the term "allocated" here. That's not how we do things :-)

#NamingIsHard


Wow, Maven's equivalent of an `rm`.


> do we really want to text proof specifications?

Maybe not that thoroughly.


Update your conda environment by running tools/install-python-modules-windows.bat after updating to this commit or newer!


@lironhel, this update is now in. Cheers


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I just encountered the same problem using `to_expr ∘ ...`. I don't know whether an `[eta_expand]` attribute would be useful in general, but for default parameters I would prefer if it would be applied automatically (or a flag stored in an environment extension or something, if we don't want the attribute).


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I know this something berry big for the community. I am wanting to make dance about this.

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@cbouttaz The new name is MiXiT not Mix-IT ;-)


creds belong in your ENV, which you can render into the Dockerfile
https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/builder/#/environment-replacement


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ok


Unnecessary whitespace was added here.


testando mudança testando


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teste teste


fixed in c5376324c991accaa35c469afe85622030d0e7fd


Roll the Elks kernel source back, you'll find this to be the original
behaviour.

I have no idea why I was playing around with this code, probably thought it
needed refactoring.

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you might think you're a master but a week later you will see yourself as an amateur


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I guess this was the only problem. You were freeing what you are returning (see line 77).


aula


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sounds reasonable.  The freeing can be a bit complex if there's a failure while processing the streams, you might want to look at the next commit (https://github.com/gchanan/cutorch/commit/d3869541eb109b948b13101e69a17d33e72ccb67)


ok, I replied to your email too. I fixed all the relocation issues at PR https://github.com/firehol/netdata/pull/1787


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This makes this test dependent on `ext/json`.


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@zyga You need to add `rhel` to that identifier list.


Is this code that was needed?

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@zyga You also need to add `rhel` to the list, as it should be treated the same as `fedora` and `centos`. Especially since EPEL uses RHEL buildroots.


personally i think a few of these were unnecessary, specifically the return and #if continuations favoring 2-sp indents over column alignment, where they could handle the alignment while still being easy to read.


Hi,

I think these should be "(~a op ~a)"

Also Num Vec order equivalents would be nice.


I've never really done any unit testing before but it seems like it would be bad practice to simply add functions to access members and such that don't need to be accessed or shouldn't be accessed from outside the class itself.


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I guess it is a better place for checking this, yes


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I guess we are checking here some specific value


Thank you.


I mean of mbx size


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@scottjehl: are you interested in these minus the `preload` change?


What would you suggest? I think we decide to dedicate some of our time this sprint for that, so I'm not sure why it's not "how we do things" :-)


I reverted them back and placed them in the .h.


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hmmm


Nice catch.


Not sure when I'll have the time to set this up so I released develop to master as is.

Would be nice if we preprocessed the static files since I'm not aware of a way to do this on the fly.


Q1. No. It is similar to the change to the two files before it in the diff, but is different.
Q2. Convert from a method taking multiple parameters to one that takes a single builder-style object that encapsulates those parameters and allows future additions
Q3. Use Parameters Object
Q4. Yes.


Force of habit and a bit less typing i guess :)
Actually, neither should be necessary since the declartion of the move constructor implicitly deletes the copy constructor and the copy assignment operator.


Hi @abitmore - the guidelines are really based on how the Steemit dev team wants the repo used. If you have concerns, it would be best for you to discuss them with @sneak.


Yes, because a mobile is IPoint3D.


# Tuesday,Feb.2,2017


Looks great! 👏


Radio buttons are _already used_ in Wesnoth's menus.

Generally, for UX on grouping of radio-button-like menu-items, I'd delimit the group by separators and put a bullet point in front of the currently-active one. But Wesnoth has chosen to use actual buttons there, which works too. (Still should be delimited by separators, of course.)


Oh nice, How do I update to this latest version? I was actually having just this today


asdasdasdas


测试两次pull之后效果-第二次-2


Google has started defusing apps using 1.0.1p due to known vulnerabilities. As 1.0.2h builds builds without issues, this commit allows users still on the old toolchain to build APK's and submit them.


@k-okada Sorry, I don't remember.... Maybe at that time (2 years ago?), `geneus` was very unstable and loading eus messages for package `jsk_interactive_marker` and `jsk_pcl_ros` often did not work because `pr2eus_moveit` msgs were not found in `manifest.l`.


Was the printf in the destructor before my MT checkin, or should that also be removed?


great idea!


`CLASSES` does not conform to the [Naming Conventions](http://docs.scala-lang.org/style/naming-conventions.html#constants-values-variable-and-methods).
I prefer `NumberOfClasses`


this should not be indented more then line 6


to give credit where's credit due, thanks @blast007 for the batch help


Fixed. Pushed.


:)
```js
var scopedWindow = Function('return this')();
```


@yyx990803

```js
if (config.file) this.addDependency(config.file) // Watch  `postcss.config.js` for changes
```

I did the same for  `postcss-loader` [here](https://github.com/postcss/postcss-loader/blob/master/index.js#L77)


I think padding is messing up block alignments. going to remove next edit.


Instead of having another setting for this, wouldn't it be easier to check if the pack has a download first, and if it doesn't then check for a thread, and then if it still doesn't have that display a disabled button, or have you done it this way for a specific reason?


This looks good.  You could instead call `viableModelSelected(bool)` from inside `updateMenu()`, which is probably better since it centralizes the actual emit (and maybe later some other actions will be taken when a model is selected).  Also I might rename `updateMenu` to maybe `onItemSelected` just to make it more generic (again maybe later we do something else from here besides just update menu).

I was just reading over the [docs](http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qabstractitemview.html#pressed), and I think the `pressed` signal is better to use because it will also react to r-mouse btn.  `clicked` only reacts to the left one.

Now need to make sure we call `viableModelSelected(false)` whenever there is no current item selected... which I think as you said is when you create a new model or category.

Also I think you should look at `MdiChild::hasSelection()` and make it return `false` if a Horus category is selected.  Right now it returns true for any selection at all, which activates the mainwindow menus, but those cut/copy/paste of course don't work for cats.

I tried to find an easy way to react to when user highlights an item w/out a mouse (eg. tab into the TreeView and then use arrow keys) but there's no signal readily available for that (strangely). Probably have to sub-class QTreeView.... so I'd forget that for now.

I would however add this line in `MdiChild()` (while you're in there) which will open the editor box when someone hits Enter key with a model selected:

`connect(ui->modelsList, SIGNAL(activated(QModelIndex)), this, SLOT(openModelEditWindow()));`

Of course @bsongis might have some other ideas as well... :)


This is [CVE-2017-3302](https://marc.info/?s=CVE-2017-3302&l=oss-security)


okay


Yeah, so this is apparently how it maps the project to the AI instance in Azure, to make things like Code Lens integration work. I'm trying it out so we can see how it ticks and offer any feedback. So far, it doesn't even work. They're looking into it for me.


WOW


实验成功


Add to `.gitignore`


Why use `var`?


没有详细的安装说明，其实并不利于程序的推广，建议老大完善一下说明，这个说明根本不具有实际的指导意义


I got this to work -- it's how the weather shows up after a couple seconds when you load the index page.


This may have caused problems with adding bookmark folders (see #7229).


Yeah, that's a better way of doing it. I'll look into it tomorrow.


I thought that the the group sort would be here but it is not


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [/docs](https://trello.com/c/iPZ6yRNY/2-docs)


fixed the line stroke color default assignment


OK,I will correct it


Hello !

From what I read in this commit description and in https://github.com/rmarquis/pacaur/issues/572 , the global lock is important. Why not keep it ? If the problem is user questions, you can announce it in the install script of the AUR package ?


javax.enterprise.inject.spi.CDI  class not found when I use Java EE 6 API.


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On my system it only takes a few seconds, but that may  be because I am closer to the YUM / DNF mirrors :-)

I will look into adding caching of the whole list of package updates (assuming that fetching them all is as fast as fetching one).


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delete file cname


I can spell!


commit 这么花哨 /w\


```js
if (e.name === 'CssSyntaxError') {
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  console.error('\n', e.file))
  // Split e.file && e.message + small reformat
  e.message = e.message
    .substr(e.file.length + 1)
    .replace(/:\s/, '] ')

  console.error('\n', `[${e.message}`)
  console.error('\n', e.showSourceCode(), '\n')
} else {
  console.error(e)
}
```

![codeframe](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5419992/22914218/a1eb2f6c-f26f-11e6-8f67-25e9e71423af.png)


@madsrasmussen why was this change made from a string to an int? Now we get 404 errors listed everytime we launch a tree picker because the dialogOptions.startNodeId is actually a string. I'll fix this to check both but want to understand why this change was done?


### Before:
![h1-before-result](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6187256/22914216/ee6a22de-f234-11e6-8914-4563d71d9fe7.png)

### After:
![h1-after-result](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6187256/22914215/ee5f9120-f234-11e6-8539-cf38956ceabc.png)
![h1-before](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6187256/22914214/ee5f3680-f234-11e6-8776-2e936942eb96.png)

![h1-after](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6187256/22914213/ee5d58d8-f234-11e6-9150-bb1445cf33fa.png)


tem como refazer este patch em um emulador eathena eamod? to precisando dessa imunidade a coma mas seu patch pro eathena ta com link quebrado


I consider that 'tokenProviderAuthTokenResource' is part of the path of the service to get an access token, it might be defined as something else. I am not sure if it is related to the grant type.
Here is an example on github, https://github.com/login/oauth/access_token, it is using 'oauth/access_token'.
The file config/sas_folder_auth.xml is only a config file, we might need to show user the possible settings :-).


It's similiar to 'babel-code-frame` and provided by PostCSS, the code + picture above shows how I implemented it for `postcss-cli`. `gulp-postcss`, `postcss-loader` using it aswell :). Want/Accept PR ?


Anchor tags are not needed in Markdown, as headers are implying this. They will be represented by lowercase and replacing spaces by dashes. In this, the autogenerated anchor is "base-docker-image".


### Before:
![h2-before-result](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6187256/22914319/73fa8f2e-f235-11e6-905d-83e8ebc911e0.png)

### After:
![h2-after](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6187256/22914382/c601b41e-f235-11e6-8a8c-41e98b14c4c8.png)


here is the sort I thought would be in the other pull request!


已经修复，获取最新代码 @yinflying


Maybe
```
-Do you want the following operation to execute?
+Do you want to allow the following operation?
```


New code uploaded


I tried your mediafire updated version it has a lot of issues
Tries to fix none broken games
will not mount on webman or slaunch


"clean" project files


This change is correct according to https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/ios/errors.  NSLocalizedDescriptionKey (i.e. localizedDescription) is set for all NSError.  NSLocalizedFailureReasonErrorKey (i.e. localizedFailureReason) is only set for certain errors and none of the errors for getTokenWithCompletion set it.

I'm convinced we can close out #256 when this gets merged.


139598611-Report-incorrect-output-of-AFN-Surface-Venting-Window-or-Door-Opening-Modulation-Multiplier-#6005 (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1221 of 1221 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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oh snap


No meme for this commit?? Are you ok??  Meme twice if you aren't being held hostage.


I need some advice here. It seems like some of the configs, notably agricraft, just wobble back and forth. Not sure if I'm just bad at diff or it's a real problem. Also, this process is painful.


I didn't delete the file. I put the contents in the README. I feel its elegant that way.


[click](https://github.com/rathena/rathena/blob/5d22e1cf48019e39b7f25cd27a2ff1c71c589db1/src/map/map.c#L4017)

Sorry.
I wonder if this is to be replaced by db to table it.


Охренеть! Ты что в ИТМО поступила?


中英文实现。。


@stephiefloyd @mdgilene This is a result of Eclipse and CheckStyle treating the `javafx.*` imports differently.  Eclipse things they are part of Java, so places them below the `javax.*` imports, while CheckStyle thinks they are third-party and wants them somewhere else.  I already provided the fixed ordering via Slack.  As far as changing Eclipse or CheckStyle, I will leave that as an exercise to the interested reader.


@mdgilene As we discussed via Slack, this is not ready for merging into master.  (I just wanted to document it here).


What caused this diff to show the whole block changing?


Thanks for pointing it out. This commit needs to go away.


Changes in indentation.


Ah I see. I'll work on diffing the two and merging in the changes soon then, thanks


Also worth noting that this change has already been made in v3


Some notes:

- do not change content of the file drastically and rename it in the same time (confuses diff tools and humans too)
- do not change formatting and code at the some commit, if possible (it its almost impossible to split these changes manually

-> I have address the first problem by reverting and splitting your commits into two. But- for example github's online diff view - can not filter out white-space changes and shows *all** lines in file as modified.


Diff between RELEASE-6-BETA and RELEASE-6-WIP. This might take some work to merge hmm... https://www.diffchecker.com/8oo6xDat


Set the type to "Active" to make sure the row can be pressed.


Add event listener for each row.


@saintjab I fixed it. Please check 'com.nshmura:snappyimageviewer:1.1.0' .


@yyx990803

```js
result.warnings().forEach((msg) =>  loader.emitWarning(msg.toString())

result.messages.forEach((msg) => {
   // @import 'path/to/import.css' => postcss-import => msg.dependency
   if (msg.type === 'dependency') {
     this.addDependency(msg.file) // webpack watches @imports
   }
})
```


Oh, I see it; the spacing between properties.


> Wasn't the original code different? We don't use _ in the RuboCop codebase - we prefer _something. I also think we had some cop for this, I might be mistaken though.

Yes, however, I can't use named underscore variable for this because the unnamed variable is different between each node types.
For example, `for` type's structure is `(for VARIABLE RECEIVER BODY)`, but `resbody` type's structure is `resbody EXCEPTION_CLASSES VARIABLE BODY)`.
So, if I name the variable, I can only name `_something`.

By implementing the `body` method for each node types like `ForNode` , I think we can refactor without using unnamed variables. https://github.com/bbatsov/rubocop/blob/4987c9300620796210156b954611f747984ca142/lib/rubocop/ast/node/for_node.rb#L41

```ruby
# in `resbody_node.rb` and `ensure_node.rb`
def body
  # Maybe 2 is different between each types
  node_parts[2]
end

# In indentation_width.rb
def on_ensure(node)
  check_indentation(node.loc.keyword, node.body)
end

alias on_resbody on_ensure
alias on_for     on_ensure
```

WDYT?


@Jdocnog FYI, if you want for GitHub to automatically link a commit to an issue, you have to include the pound or hash sign (#) before the issue number in your commit message.


test


tset


I wonder if it is really worth the effor to support EE6 at this point.  It's trivial enough to upgrade weld to 2.2.12 at least (last servlet 2.5 support so technically still viable for EE6).  That or possibly just use a couple of beta's back that still supported that.  It did work well enough.  Do you find a huge need to continue support of EE6 here?  If not, based on these findings I'd likely move this module to run off latest weld.  With servlet 2.5 obsolete by everyones standards now and EE6 so far in the distance I really don't see much benefit in continuing to support the past since there are working versions available (2 revisions back).  That is however my two cents and I would defer to @mnesarco for further comment.


In what use case will I have multiple migration refs?


be more specific about version cutoffs like this, or use isdefined.

this isn't going to work on all 0.6-dev versions


Why does this method return config? Looks more natural to me that it will return Info since that's what we need. Of course one can get the info easily but it looks weird. Asking since I'm thinking of embedding copybara.


asdfasdf


this should go in Compat, not here


@mdgilene I think the better approach would have been to merge master into team12 to grab the updated templates and CheckStyle checks.


This feels somewhat inconsistent to me. Is there a specific reason for it?

It also feels like this is hard to track, since passing a reference to a constant is reasonable, and IIRC, we eventually will lose the 'constness' of the reference. Either way it seems like an unnecessary limitation unless I'm missing something.


why rename this? you wanna disable bazel build?


For https://github.com/ryran/ravshello/issues/129


@laurenceforshaw This is not correct.  The problem is not UTF-8 versus ASCII.  It is that "UTF_8" is not valid (note the underscore) while "UTF-8" is valid.  Rather than US-ASCII, the reader should be using UTF-8.  In this day and age, using ASCII encoding requires a fairly strong justification, which we certainly do not have.


Won't this give me false positives? Assuming I have two new commits which only happened to be on the proprietary side of the source tree. Wouldn't this return me those two commits? Their ancestor is the last to migrate and the last one is the last available (since last available is head and not based on the actual changes).
I might be wrong but that's how it looks to me currently


@TremblingOdin This is much better.  The only additional comment I would offer is that you should consider if it would have been better to convert the `catch` blocks into `else` blocks where you could have logged the fact that an abnormal condition occurred.


GitKraken derped out on me, for some reason I had to "merge" a remote branch and local branch. Nothing actually changed here.


`value` doesn't exist in a tags.
Why is href empty?


I would do something like `get '/sessions/logout`


Typically, you want to redirect on a log out.


137374675_Issue5729 (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: Tests Failed (2012 of 2357 tests passed, 229 test warnings)

 * 574 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 574 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 541 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 397 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 235 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 334 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 93 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 74 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 111 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 9 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: BND diffs.
 * 1 test had: MDD diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTD diffs.

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why do we need to deal with this special case? seems that we can just add the overlay to any color


137996517-Remove-Adaptive-comfort-restriction-from-irrelevant-fields (EnergyArchmage) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@tarelli reset the plot without losing axis information stored in the plotOptions


137996517-Remove-Adaptive-comfort-restriction-from-irrelevant-fields (EnergyArchmage) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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RIGHT


eclipse filess


So, every time I create a project, I should create unit test first. Didn't know that before. Thank you vaia.


These two should be whenPressed. (Lines 68 and 69.)


@anthonykulis When testing getDisplay does it test setDisplay as well because line 15 is putting display into setDisplay and thats how display would get its value?


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [/docs](https://trello.com/c/iPZ6yRNY/2-docs)


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

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


Fixed elsewhere.


Not sure why tls was removed.  For Office 365 email accounts, need to use SMTPSecure="tls" otherwise emails won't go out.


Yep, I nearly tried removing it just to see what happens. I'll try to track down who owns this.


139598611-Report-incorrect-output-of-AFN-Surface-Venting-Window-or-Door-Opening-Modulation-Multiplier-#6005 (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1803 of 1803 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Space after '#' https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#block-comments


139598611-Report-incorrect-output-of-AFN-Surface-Venting-Window-or-Door-Opening-Modulation-Multiplier-#6005 (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Why is your signin now `/sessions/logout`?


Here is where the page starts


Just do the following:

`if self.drain and status == 'MAINT'`

The `comparision == True` isn't really so useful in python.


And why 没有问题？Please explain to me, 静态方法引用了动态字段哦


Primarily not useful because its ambiguous :-/


Comprobar que esto no provoque errores en las fechas....


I think that Jymis, who made the icons should be mentioned in credits. But I don't know where he should be added or if you want to mention what he precisely did or just write that he made icons for STK in general because he alrrady made some other icons too. So I think that you will do it better :)


dfgd


Unhandled Failure


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

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Unused code I forgot to remove :P.


Need to stop being naughty and having any loop outside of the GtkApplication loop.


This commit has been deployed to DEV


First Commit


This commit has been deployed to TEST


며칠 전에 완료했으나... 개인적인 마음고생으로 이제야 커밋!!!
마음이 아파도 github는 해야지!!!...
힘내자!!!


@Akemi Thank you for being great. This FANTASTIC update fixes all image tearing and garbage/corruption pixels that I used to see when resizing the player window.


Hoynai


picture link still not working well. Supposed still confused as to how to make it work despite reviewing tutorials several times


Hi @centminmod

I don't think you need to force a `--days 60` here.

acme.sh will renew the cert by `59` days by default.  Because the let's encrypt CA will send expire email notification on the  `60th` day.


# hashtag makes you **bolder**


Go for AppDelegate.m
and replace your Flicker API Key and Secret Key
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions {

}