Hahah


oups


Tu devrais faire des fonctions a part genre ```js
function act_on_mouseenter(){
...};
``` et faire un ```js
$('.pacman').on('mouseenter', act_on_mouseenter);


simply do `npm start` to start PHP server.


I think it's ok to keep version 1.0.0 as default but then we should use the same version in the default changelog.


inverse headbottom et headtop.

y a un pb d'indentation.


empty line


Ca vaudrait pas le coup de faire une classe food ?


accepted


ola,vc conseguiria converter um programa de vb6 para powrebasic ou delphi,o programa que tenho aqui gera combinações de loterias(fechamento com garantia)só que ele tem limite até 31 dezenas e gera com um arquivo dll que esta em assembler,tenho o codigo dos dois vb6 e asm.tenho um outro que só gera combinações com assembler ,ele gera asm inline dentro do codigo que ver se da para fazer com esse com garantia asm inline,obriagdo


username: joti
password: 123


I hacked together a modified version of icedtea-bin from the openjdk8 apk (though you can also use the openjdk7 apk) from alpine.

There is on caveat though -- they include a version of libintl.so which we don't ship, so you need to put it in a directory that the executable can find.


Y a un souci d'indentation


Not sure if CSS can do that man


Ca avudrait pas le coup de faire un nth-child sur foods ?


identation


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I don't like this it was %1.4f for a reason I don't want spaces between the X and the number. Please revert this.


fixed


please explain this change


wow
nice


Took me long enough, those single and double quotes just look so similar...


nice :)) @ZlatyChlapec

you see? less low lvl things like `.read().decode('utf-8')`

more high lvl like `.json()`

:)


ouch, you are windows programer

:))


Soz 😂


I also deleted the .logo under .page that I had created. It wasn't working to reduce the size of the logo (in place of the profile picture).


This is legacy from DeltaGrid - go to bottom right corner. For rectangular grid not needed.


should be added again


Ok.


Oh, and also, this piece of code is in the “the user can adjust it, it’s only an example” section, so this does not matter much as it serves only as a (workable) example.


Bah just a break-fix .. this should probably go in player::consume_charges


test;


KO Myung-Hun dixit:

>Instead, how about introducing $PATH_SEPARATOR ?

Still not enough, since (IIRC) OS/2 cannot use `~/bin/`
but needs `/unixroot/something` or `C:\\something`, if
I’m not mistaken?

I would have preferred to convert %PATH% from DOS into
Unix syntax on import and convert $PATH back to DOS
syntax on export, but I think we already talked about
that and you did not want to do that.


Les entitées et les CRUD ont été générés correctement (attention aux préfixes du routing pour l'administration). La homepage est fonctionnelle Controller + Twig (syntaxe + héritage). Mais il manque les autres pages de la partie publique (Controller + Templates). Je ne sais plus ce que tu as eu le temps de faire l'après-midi.


In this code I changed the way the warning is displayed.

If you think you have a better way, PR's are welcome.


hello kartheek


Hello,
this is my first attempt to work and learn more about the coding.


Your distance bonus looks suspicious
S(25, 25), S(15, 15), S(4, 4), S(-3, 3), S(-8, 8), S(-12, 12), S(-17, 17), S(-22, 22)

Did you intend
S(25, 25), S(15, 15), S(4, 4), S(-3, -3), S(-8, -8), S(-12, -12), S(-17, -17), S(-22, -22)


TIME to learn some coding.


Hm, so you're supporting mf v1.x?


Ne pas utiliser les routes de la partie administration (CRUD) dans la partie publique.
Il fallait créer une nouvelle route (et son action dans AppController) pour la page Publier.


Idem. Créer une nouvelle route par la liste des sciences.


Many of the Winsock p/invoke declarations define the return value as SocketError, when it's actually just an int, where 0 indicates success.  To avoid confusion, I've been changing these from SocketError to int.


Entités et CRUD ok (malgré un manyToOne confu). Les templates de la partie publique sont prêts. Il n'y a plus qu'à créer les routes et développer le contrôleur AppController.
[Voir la correction](https://github.com/ekyna-learn/symfony-eval/commit/272784e2a49782494739750130133e0c1147dfbd)


Grande giò


Show talker alias in statusline, add menu option to date format for TA (in addition to LH/alt)


Yea sadly, I like to game sometimes as well. But I am running two debian servers for funny things. I would love to have linux only programming machine sometime in future tho ;)


Thanks Simon :^)


Just to be explicit.  At the very least it forces the caller to consider whether this thing would be better on the stack.

I still need to clean up some of the socketAddress stuff, and some of these may end up on the stack eventually.


@ZlatyChlapec  maybe near future, we will see :)


The difference between "out int" and "int*" is that the former will cause a pin if the reference is to the heap.  (Right?)

Again, this is mostly about being explicit and forcing the caller to consider what behavior they actually want.


Oops, thanks for taking notice. Really forgot the minus, but strangeley the test started really well. Nevertheless I stopped the test and restarted with updated score values.


Develop should not be behind master.


GlazingEnahncements (lgu1234) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: Tests Failed (1802 of 2383 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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nothing in particular, upstream uses it and I tend to keep at minimum the modifications in recipes


I've attached a binary image of the contents of the EPROM that was in my radio.  The checksum is B550h.  It's a different file than your KY-67.bin.  Perhaps these radios were developmental units.   I see the first code difference is the power on jump location at 0081h.  Unfortunately I don't have any version info so can't tell which file might be more current.  The date scratched into the foil covering the EPROM window looks like 7/31.  What disassembler are you using to generate the asm file?

[KY-67_Unit_2_021817_B550h.zip](https://github.com/kb2vtl/KY-67/files/785271/KY-67_Unit_2_021817_B550h.zip)


Thank you.
I was thinking of making one method for controlling before and after publish() button.
Do you think it is a good idea ?

For example,
boolean controller = true;
boolean controlEncoding(){
      controller = false;
}

Only mCameraView.enableEncoding() is executed when controller is false.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Add all crafts to locations](https://trello.com/c/0G4IpA47/18-add-all-crafts-to-locations)


that would be even better!, thank you for the link, I'll keep it in mind for future recipes =)


Your formula seems wrong when updating stats... you also don't want to exceed 324...for v


ok


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This broke a bunch of tests, everything with `FULL_LIBRARY` I believe, e.g. `test_dylink_basics`. Looks like the constructor assumes `window` exists,
````
ReferenceError: window is not defined
````


cc @juj


У нас же уже есть эта `zoomArea`:

https://github.com/streamcode9/svg-time-series/blob/91ea9968a78def0047fd8b8a85a095f5258f12d5/draw.ts#L221

Т.е. надо сделать в той строке `const zoomArea =` а здесь просто этот селекшен юзать а не создавать его каждый раз через запросы к дому


Data.push


@Sorokinsta а почему они откреплялись? как-то очень странно, не находишь?


Thank you!


This won’t work. `605` and `0x605` are different numbers. The CAN ID is `0x605`, not `605`, and Life Racing’s software uses hex so it’d be best to stick with hex here, too.


Where is the `this` ???


hey please help me out i am in big problem
actually i am working on Samsung Galaxy Win (GT-I8552) and i have issues with camera , our old pmem camera libs won't work with ion based kernel and it only works for pcitures for now . I managed to bring /dev/pmem_adsp back in ion based kernel libshims too but still camera has same problem "Ion import failed "
while recording and camera crashes

i didn't got this part " Requires hex-edited camera blobs"
here is kernel source https://github.com/I8552-CM/android_kernel_arubaslim

vendor https://github.com/I8552-CM/android_vendor_msm7627a-common

device tree https://github.com/I8552-CM/android_device_msm7627a-common

thanks for any help


Why should the formula be wrong?

With 324, it depends of you put more emphasis on linearity or consistency. It makes no difference at STC or LTC anyway.


checkpoint


It seems like you accidentally duplicate your formula...
See line 40 to 44.  Was this intentional?


duplication


My bad. Fixed.


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Fixes #15 a little bit


О Господи... А форматирование?


```
struct Student : EventListener {...}
...

shared_ptr<EventListener> evListener = make_shared<Student>("Andrew");
EventManager::getInstance().addListener(evListener);

Event ev("Accepted");
EventManager::getInstance().publishEvent(ev);
```


Is this ever supposed to fail?
If not, might be nice printing a message.


staraj się już we wiadomości commita pisać co się zmieniło w nim. łatwiej później się zorientować w zmianach


My bad, I'll update "Do clustering?" to something more readable.


staraj się stosować camelCase. Przykadowo ta zmienna jest czytalniejsza jeśli zapiszesz bettorNumber


@FaigerSYS , косяк github, в редакторе нормально, а на git криво


dogRaceCnt to mało intuicyjna nazwa. Jak wyżej czytałem to myślałem, że to jest liczba psów wyścigowych, a to jest identyfikator. i nie ma sensu tworzyć wcześniej tej zmiennej skoro używasz jej do sterowania pęltą. Proponuję zmianę na dogId


@boxa error is human, but try compile first before pushing the commit to avoid polluting commit history.


it's better use `lzop -dc` here - not every system has `unlzop` command


good catch!


Sorry to be so picky here, but this is still off :-/
```
private final ... =
        new ViewHolder ... {
    @Override
    public boolean ...
```


a nie lepiej by się czytało jakbyś miał `foreach(var gut in Guys)` ? :P


It is actually intentional and the signs are correct AFAICS


Why the | 0x80000000 ?

Asides from that, if the order does not matter, a single linked list can be constructed easier like this:
```
head = NULL, node;
do {
    node = alloc();
    node->next = head;
    head = node;
} while (whatever);
```


I also get a number of cases (don't know how to reproduce, though, where $query === 'null'.

I *think* this is Graphiql incorrectly sending the "null" string instead of a null array of variables. Maybe we want to catch it to ?


> Still not enough, since (IIRC) OS/2 cannot use `~/bin/` but needs `/unixroot/something` or `C:\\something`, if I’m not mistaken?

Yes, OS/2 does not understand ~. However, ~ is expaned to $HOME by mksh, fortunately. So no need to disable it on OS/2.

>I would have preferred to convert %PATH% from DOS into Unix syntax on import and convert $PATH back to DOS syntax on export, but I think we already talked about that and you did not want to do that.

Didn't I ? At least, I converted %PATH% to Unix style which uses / on import. But on export, I didn't. It is not necessary because most of OS/2 programs does not care about Unix style %PATH%. And almost all the programs called by mksh are Unix style programs expecting Unix style $PATH.

Anyway, this is an example file as you said. It's ok even if not doing this.


to jak dla ciebie jest lepiej. alternatywny zapis to `if(!GuyArray[bettornumber].IsBetDone)`


@brahmgardner this is why you had a runtime error :sunglasses:


They both would pin in the heap case, you just need to be explicit about it with fixed in the pointer case, e.g. `fixed (int* p = &heapObj.SomeInt)`.


Вообще, редактировать миграцию это запрещённый приём )


nie opierałbym logiki na połozeniu obrazka. lepiej jakbyś ustawiał położenie obiektu Greyhound i w metodzie Run pobierał dla niego gdzie powinien się znaleźć


@maurodoglio any chance you can deploy this? It's breaking the aggregator build :/


da się jeszcze prościej chyba, że ci to zaciemni czytelność: `return MyPictureBox.Left >= Racetrack.Length;`
Zwróci true jeśli warunek jest spełniony, i false jeśli nie


Wouldn't you want to volunteer for being an approver too? :-)


Ohh well thanks @nathanchance


Clarified on Gitter.


Всё же это лучше рендерить в отдельном фрагменте Представления.


Should we also initialize ClassGuid?
(Atleast set it to NULL!)


What is the relation between Folder and Folded ?


addd two


thanks


Woah in line stlyes


This is unused. Why?


Pkg.build might trigger from other packages' updates, which here would modify the timestamps and cause your precompiled julia .ji cache files to rebuild more often than really needed


good page


ggsmd


@seanmcilroy29 this statement is very dangerous. You need to delete it.
This is open us for intellectual property rights contamination from out side of OMA.


Be sure to do a rake db:migrate if this is an existing installation, as a new column has been added to ebooks.


output_variable_regex (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Not sure it makes sense to remove the bio?


Otherwise it's way too small to show up in the Slotnick comparison.


`de_CreateSlotnickFigure1.m`  takes lruns and rruns.


A total hack. Removes all ops except the first. Probably shouldn't even have committed this...


basic parameters used in COGSCI 2017 submission


consistent with `sergent`


This just makes it so we are forced to look at the ANOVA values every time.


Again, the hyper params used in the COGSCI 2017 submission.


Will need to build 68x50 scripts for these eventually, but in a more systematic fashion than this.


We do want to see standard error bars.


ops thats an accident, fixed now


The issue with the old way was as such: Suppose there are 3 models, with 3 different task types.
                 Task 1   Task 2    Task 3
Model 1     0.10       0.15         0.05
Model 2    0.15       0.05         0.10
Model 3    0.05       0.10          0.15

The old way will find average model performance over all task types (0.10 in all of them) and find standard error of that (0). This doesn't work. Instead, I find standard error over all models for a single task, and then find the average (mean) off that. this gives more intuitive results.


We do want y-axis labels.


In general one does not check-in generated files like configure (acinclude.m4, etc.) and then run autoreconf --install (or in our case as we don't use automake, make configure) but I don't think there is consensus in the squeak community to remove auto generated files, so maybe just revert the commit for now.


Instead of keeping them on the same axes (hard to tell slope) let them all have a y-axis range of 0.2. This is an arbitrary number of course, but the consistent scale lets us interpret across axes.

That they have different inherent difficulties is fine.


This is baiyang's workspace


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This `TODO` is incorrect, as it reflects a previous behaviour of this function.


Looks like the content type should be `TXT_CONTENT_TYPE_JSON` instead.


does it matter that this field is inserted and affects field orders of the timestamps?

[the docs](https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/encoding#order) suggest that parsers should handle fields in any order


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I am resubmitting per your request.


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@jhreis @jamesmudgett r?
If you run this build, the history panel and favicons should be hooked up.
I'll go over all the changes with you on Tues.
(Yes this should be broken into smaller commits 😇)


aaa


Climber Konami Code


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aw. I liked the thunderstorm that happened when you brought the anti-Pug fleet through the Milky Way-Pleiades wormhole.


So, instead of telling you, i will make a branch called "homepage_fix" and change it there.
I will comment what i did.
_OK,_ **@MaximusAlmeida**_?_


Looks good.


not wnt


output_variable_regex (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1247 of 1247 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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If you mean the link I posted, I disagree, since that link was to a particular commit, and people should be sure to compare against master, not some arbitrarily pinned historical version. (I generally try to link to specific commits rather than master when posting comments here for clarity for future readers -- so that line numbers, etc. still refer to what I intended at the time.)

Something like:
> IMPORTANT: Ensure this stays consistent with sanitize_name() in core-admin-linux/qrexec/qrexec-daemon.c!

seems sufficient to me.

Line numbers are volatile, file names and functions within them less so.


Here's another contribution for you, which you may want to add to the library.

Safely writes new contents to a file using an atomic two-step process. If the script is killed before the write is complete, only the temporary trash file will be corrupted. That's very important, since Alfred might kill a script earlier than its completion.

```php
    public function atomicFilePutContents(
        string $filename,
        $data )
    {
        // Perform an exclusive (locked) overwrite to a temporary file.
        $filenameTmp = sprintf( '%s.atomictmp', $filename );
        $writeResult = file_put_contents( $filenameTmp, $data, LOCK_EX );
        if( $writeResult !== FALSE ) {
            // Now move the file to its real destination.
            $moveResult = rename( $filenameTmp, $filename );
            if( $moveResult === TRUE ) {
                // Successful write and move. Return number of bytes written.
                return $writeResult;
            }
        }
        return FALSE; // Failed.
    }
```


This is not ideal. Both {get,free}ifaddrs get defined for each time its included in completely separate source files. So, linking as a separate step fails with multiple def errors.


output_variable_regex (mbadams5) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2417 of 2417 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Ya should be 400. Changed it here and in app too. I mapped it in the enum itself


Should this be applied to 16.09 as well?


@max0410 Here it is. Let's see what we can get working.


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Bilinear done and supersampling with a Gaussian kernel.


CBECC-8-5 (kbenne) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (2053 of 2420 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Hi @charphi
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ok i think the insertion breaks old sync records

repro:
1. (browser-laptop @master) get sync lib still w/o favicon `npm run download sync-client`
2. start, enable sync, bookmark a site
3. start2, add to sync profile, bookmarks sync
4. clear pyramid 2 user data
5. (sync) yarn dist the newest lib with favicon
6. start2, add to sync profile, bookmarks do NOT sync


Should this be removed? This wall cause all sorts of issues with the Broker Quote tool.


Hi @blickly
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oh boy


1 file change


Just to let you know, I have this not forgotten; however, I plan on merging mksh-os2 “almost” completely (there will be a compile-time option “textmode” which, when enabled, has your LF←→CRLF translating behaviour, and when disabled (default), will keep LF as LF and require scripts to not have CRLF etc. – I would be happy if you can test both versions afterwards) so you have less to maintain. The text will be easier to write afterwards ;)


Hi @tballison
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Hi @aldenml
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Hello,
Nedelosk's first language is German so it may be easier for me to answer if that is OK.

Q1. Yes.

Q2. The value here returned by `CraftGUI.render.textHeight()` used to be a `float` and that was cast to an `int` here, but we changed the return value to `int` and the cast is on longer needed.

Q3. Remove unnecessary casts.

Q4. Already Automated.


fixes https://github.com/zeanwork/Watermark/issues/2


Hey.

I was wondering, why would you enable "immediate" streaming?
That would keep PHP busy and won't support HTTP byte-range support (e.g. start playing from the middle)?
or your player client doesn't support header redirects?


Hi @rpeck
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Hi @trekawek
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we can now place statements like
``id_system
LOG "system: $SYSTEM, init: $H_INIT nw-client: $NW_CMD"``
anywhere it appears useful.


Hi @nergantre
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Можно `<ul>` вытащить вверх поскольку если мы здесь значит поезда точно есть, а сами поезда рендерить через ещё один фрагмент: `render partial: 'train', collection: @route.trains`.


Use NT_SUCCESS(RtlUnicode.....)


Now I get it. Folded is F in Folder.


This might need more testing to allow users create config files named other than `conf.yaml` or at least store it in a folder other than `examples`


Лучше через `case-when-end` и лучше вынести это в хэлпер. Сама идея хорошая, хотя я бы создал здесь 2 отдельных паршиала для каждой из коллекций.


Что должно вернуться для id = null ?


Where do we get vec3 now?


paramRepository - непонятное название


Use `RtlInitUnicodeString`


если запросить юзера по айди, которого нет или их не 1 - будет эксепшин


`require('vec3')` https://github.com/Darthfett/mineflayer-blockfinder/pull/11


Use `NT_SUCCESS`


Думаю можно и как-то так return _entities.BaseUsers.SingleOrDefault(g => g.Equals(id));


Notes on the sphinx setup:
1) Setup sphinx environment: http://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/stable/tutorial.html
```bash
sphinx-quickstart
```
create `index.rst`, `Makefile` and `conf.py`

2) Run makedocs.py from the root folder of the package, pointing to the docs folder


Having better results with this change


Maybe use `ANSI_STRING`, it better indicates the type (`STRING` looks alot like a raw string imo)


Cannot print `ANSI_STRING` with %s!


Where().FirstOrDefault() предпочтительнее. Детали: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9335015/find-vs-where-firstordefault


We commonly use `sizeof(UNICODE_NULL)`, this makes it clear we are including the null terminator.


As discussed on telegram, the cast to int seems to be required since STRLEN returns a size_t. Furthermore, you kept the code consistent with the surrounding code. Looks good to me.


sdf


sgsdg


`ERR` or `WARN`? (depending on the severity)


лишние пустые строки


Cannot print `ANSI_STRING` with %s.


Rename paramRepository => repository


Comment


Sim, entretanto, não sou expert em assembler, também não sou programador profissional mas nos momentos vagos faço alguns projetos pessoais.
Provavelmente, conseguirei realizar tal conversão.
Poste o projeto no github pra eu analisar ou algum outro link.


There is something wrong with the bench : I confirm that I get 5897696 on my Macintosh after a clean build (Clang compiler).


SingleOrDefault работает сильно дольше, чем FirstOrDefault. SingleOrDefault проходит по всем записям и проверяет, что нет другой такой записи. FirstOrDefault находит первую запись и возвращает. SingleOrDefault  не стоит злоупотреблять, лучше заменить везде на FirstOrDefault


This is clear and the example helps. I know from past experience people are terribly confused about this sort of this and so it is vital to be very, very clear.


My mistake, thanks for a caught.
Let assume that we are supporting 1.x and I will create a ticket to support mf 2.x


уже обсуждали этот вопрос. Как удобнее. Коммент убрать


Glad you like it. Have fun! :)


```
>>> tunername = "BCM4505"
>>> if tunername in ("BCM4505", "BCM4506 (internal)", "BCM4506", "Alps BSBE1 C01A/D01A.", "Si2166B", "Si2169C"):
...     auto_scan = tunername == 'Si2166B' or "Si2169C"
...
>>> auto_scan
'Si2169C'
>>> if tunername in ("BCM4505", "BCM4506 (internal)", "BCM4506", "Alps BSBE1 C01A/D01A.", "Si2166B", "Si2169C"):
...     auto_scan = tunername in ("Si2166B","Si2169C")
...
>>> auto_scan
False
```

I guess the second case is what you want.


var проще )


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Ok


убрать


FirstOrDefault


Why would you let influxdb determine the timestamp? It would deviate from the Domoticz timestamp. Suppose influxdb is down because of an upgrade and you want to determine the missed pushes to import manually via a script that reads sqlite. But if the timestamps are not shared it becomes difficult to pinpoint exactly.


*легче


Seems like the patch is wrong: the Piece enum starts at 0 and W_PAWN is 1 and B_PAWN is 9 in types.h, but when you access Pieces2, you code as if W_PAWN was 0 and B_PAWN was 6.


Close `ChildKeyHandle`?


groups -> group


Disabled subcomponents which are not needed by SailElfCloud in order to decrease binary size.


Thanks mate, good job 👍


Why not close `ChildKeyHandle` ?


yes


nit: Посмотреть, можно ли сделать автогенерацию Guid с помощью Entity Framework, чтобы не делать самому все время


Можно. MainActivity.this


FirstOrDefault
groups=> group. Возвращается ведт 1 группа


лол, а присвоить this.handler = handler забыл


эти классы и интерфейсы надо в отдельные файлы.


Oh lawd


For #1 i'll update it shortly but for #2 i have mentioned it explicitly in
the commit that i will retain the names because of the context ,the
original view was based on the party entity where as the new one references
the spatial unit so retaining the name would not be logically correct since
the references are different. In any case,if someone is upgrading then the
old view would still be retained and new ones created hence this would not
affect existing references such as data sources for templates.

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> pulled and tested the commit. I noticed two things.
>
>    1. The party view id comes from party.id instead or row() method. But
>    we agreed last time that it will be a row() number.
>    2. The view layer name is still
>    [profile_name]_vw_social_tenure_relationship. It might be a bit confusing
>    for the user as the view has a different name [spatial_unit.name
>    ]_vw_social_tenure_relationship.
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см выше


значит убрать


Makes sense :+1:


@snicolet

I see... thank you.


error was the copied 'Get Index' single apostrophe ' character


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this https://i.gyazo.com/f26cadc9fae7a3a7e46d1c1a32ee1a21.mp4
instead of this https://i.gyazo.com/93ace41b8af4017b8ed8f45b9ec81f09.mp4
:ok_hand:


Hi man.
You can now cherry-pick this commit for fix flashlight problem
https://github.com/micky387/android_device_samsung_tblte-common/commit/57aa5433c7a495edaf54887b53f4ab7bd4e416fd

regards


Those options have been removed from the trigger in 1.4.0, see https://github.com/jenkinsci/gitlab-plugin/commit/adc2c63b276b926423385379c74795621e310d3f and https://github.com/jenkinsci/gitlab-plugin/commit/b78c69d1ca652c28c951301b40f3a95dc71660b3.


# cool


оставляешь кусок 21 - 26, либо 30 - 36.


cool


Auditors.FirstOrDefault(p => p.Name.Equals(Name))


MakePretty (mitchute) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2418 of 2418 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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N -> auditorName


What was wrong with tf 0.12?


**	On the day 2 (Tuesday)
If he is on the way to university and chooses to go to the bar tell him you are out of the money and give him these options:
1-	use your credit card (-1 energy)
      •	bring his energy bar one level low

2-	come back to home and play a game
      •	Zara’s part

3-	go to school and do study for your final exam(+1 energy)
      •	bring his energy bar one level up

                                              --------------------------------------------

**	On the day 4(Thursday)
If he is in the home and chooses to sleep tell him you have to do your university work and give him these options:
1-	Study for your 122COM phase test

        •	C++ code has to be compiled before it is run.
        So does Python it just happens automatically. Compiler converts C++
        code into machine code. Many IDEs handle compiling for you. Visual Studio, Eclipse etc.
        Make you do it yourself in this module so you understand it. Understand what IDE is doing.
        Understand the configuration options in the IDE. Understand the error messages you get.
        Once understood then use IDEs.

2-	Write your 20 words report for 106CR

        • 	“The program doesn’t let him go to the next part until he types 20 words”

                                              --------------------------------------------

**	On the day 6(Saturday)
If he is on the way to university and chooses to go to a movie tell him you are one of your friends is here and give him these options:
1-	Continue to go to the cinema and pay for your friend’s ticket

        •	You have to pay £10 per person
        •	You still able to change your mind and invite him to the home
        •	You have two free coffee and you can invite him to drink coffee

2-	Invite him to the home to play a game together

        •	Zara’s part


Или так как-то: if (!Auditors.Any((p => p.Name.Equals(Name)))


@HHS81: Did you try this?


Tirando redundâncias


Можно написать метод GetAuditorByIdName(string Id){

}


Fixed #7


@gs-akhan This is the commit. Check it out


That is noted. So for #2 will you change the default layer display to `[spatial_unit.name]_vw_social_tenure_relationship`. If so, I agree with it.


Fixed #9


Проверить, является ли EF потокобезоавсным


Переименовать SingleFactoryStats  -> factoryStatsItem


It did not work out for some users...
Worked on mine setup
But if it's down you got bigger issues then a timestamp of a temperature sensor
Happy to accept a working patch


I don't think so, because if the compiler can compile the program without errors or any namecollisions, then there shouldn't be any undefined behaviours due to "similar names" in the code.

This commit only works for the compiler, the output of the assembler (object file) should remain the same and thus: no fixes of strange bugs.


I specifically left this channel in all heads, because I suspect that EFX will not work without it. I didn't manage to verify it yet.

It seems that this is the only fixture with such feature.


Hi,
I cannot find anything in /usr/sfw/include on my /hipster...
Do we still need it in include section?
Regards.


Thanks, I'll take a look! :)


hi @games647 @DNx5, such an implementation is OK, right? I first looked into solving it with Guava but I didn't like that the methods of `Cache` have subtle differences from the Java `Map` interface and that `Cache` is really not designed for cases where there isn't a method in the background to load values for any given key.
Since we already have the `HasCleanup` interface with which cleanups are performed regularly, I figure this hooks well into that... so we semi-manually have to clean up old entries. I'm open for any inputs you have.


The program appears to work correctly with the parameters as-is. I tested swapping them to be "correct" but then it produced a garbled output in 2 dimensions and crashed in 1.


Not anymore. I actually remove it from other components.
It does not hurt anyway.
Thanks for pointing it out.
Kind regards

Aurélien


That was my thinking as well (can only give slice of current node's resources). `Sandbox` is TBD.


D


Чому все пушається одразу в мастер? Може варто спочатку зробити PR?


не зрозуміла назва класу.


не потрібний відступ


чому вирішила не користуватися flex-box?


A


doesn't work, because re-instantiating multipleSelect produces an error.


Pete,

I agree to keeping ramping Warrants as they are, since that seems to be closest to a prototypical Warrant. In fact that is what I think I did from the very beginning: Leaving Warrants as they were.

I actually agree to most of what you write. However, I am not sure exactly how I should understand the last part of your mail. But I will come back to that question later.

When I first started to use JMRI, it was with the intention to automate as many trains as possible on my layout. And you are right that there seems to be numerous ways to achieve that. However, none of them seemed to work quite as I needed them to.

I was looking at the various examples implemented in Jython. But they are either too rudimentary or too difficult for me to cope with and at the same time not working well along with signal mast logic.

I then spent more than a year trying to use (or rather mis-use, as it turned out) Dispatcher. At first sight, Dispatcher seemed to be the answer to my needs, since it is compiled code and thereby run-able in a debugger, so I thought I could easily make it work. However - Dispatcher is really meant to be used by a human dispatcher in a club setup, where other people are then train engineers whose trains are being dispatched by the dispatcher. And on top of that, Dispatcher is able to run one of those trains automatically every now and then.

That was where I invented the mis-use of Dispatcher, since I did not want to continually define routes for trains. So I worked a lot with using Jython to implement a schedule and a set of routes for each of my trains and then use Dispatcher via it's backdoor to actually run the trains. But after a long time, I gave up. Dispatcher is not built for this mis-use, which resulted in numerous race conditions and other multi-threading problems.

I then turned my attention to Warrants. And it was quite a different world. The code is much much simpler and thereby robust and well-working. It is much better integrated into JMRI. And not least: It actually works. I am really impressed and can see that you have been putting a lot of effort into it.

Also, Warrants were much easier to integrate into my Jython train scheduler.

But there were buts:
- My trains would not stop for signals showing a stopping aspect.
- Even when trains seemed to have "the will to stop", they could not do so within my very short blocks (some of which are no longer than a single turnout).
- In general (maybe caused by the above) my trains went "beserk" from time to time.
- Later on, when I was working on the SCWarrants, I also found the allocation issue, which I at the time thought was a limitation in Warrants, but which I now realize is there absolutely on purpose.

Out of respect for the great work that I could see had been put into implementing Warrants and especially the speed stepping, in order not to risk introducing errors that would disturb the many people that are using Warrants and in order not to complicate the code further, but making absolutely sure that my new code was as simple as possible, I then decided to make SCWarrants as a subclass. I did actually communicate with the JMRI community about it at the time and only got positive feedback.

I fully understand the disappointment you must feel, when I disregard your huge effort to make sure trains are moving as prototypical as possible with speed-stepping, which I am sure I would also love, if only my layout could cope with it.

On this background, and because I am sure there are a lot of JMRI users out there with tiny circular layouts similar to mine, I still think the best way forward is that I submit a new pull-request to re-introduce SCWarrants with some modifications.

I could choose to not care at all and just keep SCWarrants to myself. I have of course already re-implemented them in my own copy of JMRI, which thereby again behaves just as I want it to. But that would not be in the Open Source spirit, which is all about inventing on top of each others inventions and about giving those inventions back to the inventing "society".

The modifications that I intend to make to SCWarrants before issuing a new pull request are:

- As suggested by you, I will remove the hard-coded speeds and use the speedmap to determine speeds from signal aspects. Only one speed will remain hard-coded: The speed used when there is no signal ahead. And that speed is 0.5.

- I still think that Signal Controlled Warrant is a bad name, since the real warrants are now also equally signal controlled, and since SCWarrants do not really live up to the name "warrant" as they do not warrant the entire route to the train.

- I need to understand the last sentences in your mail from yesterday better to understand what you really mean by "please don't put them into a list of warrants to be run and managed as warrants".

Do you think that I should modify the list warrant window, so that it does not mix Warrants and the whatever-I-am-going-to-call-them?
1. Maybe introduce a selector to see either one or the other type? For example two tabs. There could then also be an "all" tab. Exactly as in for example the turnout or sensor tables.
2. Maybe split into two lists - one below the other - that lists each their type?
3. Add a column indicating the type and possibly sort by that column?
4. Have two separate list windows (preferably implemented by the same copy of the code)? This could be enhanced to also having two separate Warrant editor dialogs. But  I am not really fond of the thought of having a very long Warrant menu in Panel Editor or even two separate menus. I see absolutely no need to duplicate at that level.
5. Not even allowing a mix of types in the same layout, i.e. having some global configuration telling which kind of Warrants to use? That would be less flexible and not accomodating those with mixed needs.

Best regards,
Karl Johan Lisby


Думаю потому что сначала в методе GetAllUsers выгребаются все юзеры, в потом мы по ним всем еще раз в цикле идем

Я думаю, что если написать аккуратный LINQ метод в DataService будет норм

что-то типа GetAuditorNameById(string id){
   var user = db.Users.FirstOrDefault(id.Equals(id));
   return user == null ? string.Empty : user.Name;
}


Huh, I'm using v0.2.2 of mf plugin with mf v2.0.0 and it works like a charm, I mean, I understand why, but still funny 😸


I've had to revert: I get some configuration of keyring error, and I don't have time to deal with that.


I like the hybrid option. I think that's good enough. It's up to you to keep a reference to the box live on the node where its "home" is.

Actually, the way I'd probably implement is just to fork a thread on `Box` creation, also tied to the same heartbeat, which keeps a strong reference to the `Box`. Once the heartbeat finishes, that thread shuts down, and the `Box` is GC'd if there are no more local references to it. But if the `Box` has been passed to some other computation which now has a strong reference to it, it sticks around until that computation is done, etc.


Fixed locally, thanks


Buffer очень непонятное название


Gh


4.9.11 has been released; it contains the cve patch so we won't need this anymore cc @NeQuissimus


#57 forgot to add to commit title that it is the output of vision proccesing


@barmanrajdeep  Checking.


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All this detail love - thank you so much <3


A tiny bit slower + more compiled JS. 😄


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Man, this is nothing. Look at file numbers :P


@gs-akhan if you are already checked it out, I made a little style change. pull this too!


\0 = null terminator (0x00, vbNullChar). Text after it won't be shown.
They shouldn't exists after reading values from registry thought...

`MessageBox.Show("Some text" & vbNullChar & "More text which should be shown but isn't")`

You happen to have example file for keys? (regedit -> export)
Thoses task are first thing to be removed right after installing new driver... so don't have those for test.
Specific line in code where it happens on task scheluder cleaning part? and on xml writing?
(assuming @ frmMain.xaml.vb, lines 4733-4763 ?)

For task scheduler.. cmd line option?  (API.. doesn't look so simple by quick look)
-> schtasks /Query
-> schtasks /End
-> schtasks /Delete

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb736357(v=vs.85).aspx


@berndhahnebach I know it's important to do formating... but I just want to let you know that these kind of commits can lead to merge-conflicts. Once I had a file that was simple transformed from tabs to space, and all the python3 porting had to be done again.
I think everyone will experience things like this with local branches, but python3 has impact on nearly everything in freecad, so the chance is quite big to get merge conflicts...
err.message is not available in python3 so I got a merge conflict with this. Not a big problem, just for your information ... ;-)


Turns out this causes a gap to appear between the header and the table view content. Even though  contentInset.top is correctly set to 120 in `IssuesContainerViewController.setContentInset()`, by the time everything is laid out and displayed, it has been changed to 140 for reasons I can't determine at first glance.


You added lot of code.


This change in `ccmain/linerec.cpp` has a negative effect on execution time and accuracy in my tests.

For my [example image](http://digi.bib.uni-mannheim.de/~stweil/481659978_08_0081.tif), the time needed for ` tesseract 481659978_08_0081.tif test -l deu+eng --oem 1` increases from 36 s to 58 s (user time). The recognized text shows several new errors, especially _Kiindigungs-_ instead of _Kündigungs-_ and _Uster_ instead of _öster-_,


I forgot the amount of code I used to write!


nice!


AXA


Yes I don't think it's practical to highlight custom class names without a libclang backend (or similar).


Informacion de mi Pagina en HTML #


I'm way too proud of this.


@brams1123 u need to create the prototype design UI using Xamarin Android via MS Visual Studio.


May I suggest to remove the `-d` option? I would believe it is reasonable to expect that the top-pane is focused by default?


MERCI POUR LE PARTAGE


@philipbelesky I thought this wouldn't work, but it seems to be working fine. It means we can change instructions to run manage.py from the tabbycat directory, just to run from the root directory, if we want. I wouldn't change any of the scripts though, they'd probably be more robust if not reliant on symlinks.


Or the caller can avoid it by using a local var on the stack and taking its pointer.  This seems like the best behavior.  Changing this to an int* forces the caller to choose which approach makes sense.


cc @fsamin hot fix after last PR.


this isnt correct
if the header is MD21 then file structure is chunked like .adt files and you need to find the chunk with MD20 header inside it (then parse exactly as old way)


Sorry Moritz hab einen Teil von deinem Code verändert damit die Errors weg sind


Yes i am aware of this, make the compiler smarter :) I write a lot of old school for loops to make the code fast, but this code is called only once per frame so i prefer pretty code.


Profile basico-Foto / no
Description/no

Reading-newspapers / + value + critical + momentary/books last leido(Pie de mensaje) (recommendations of dialysis? Shared
/ Read course/recommendations (introduction)

Music (audio) /Listas of reproduction (Clips (recommended, more valued, tastes...)) /Siguiendo to a famoso+Preview last album
(/ Download No-like)
Thinking/always/eventually-broadcasting
Offers/always-tastes-latest-around

Posdibilidad alter your profile information so that it is both private as you want for those who want to or the public regarding
places and exceptions and prior and imposed conditions of contacts.

Classification by place or person publishes or private profile
Classification of messages by area emission, or type of groups
Classification of chat open areas and type of chat friends "Bibliotecas,grupos.
Restrictions when creating a group chat as well as persons entering to enable if hide messages issued
new users of the group until you want to
Create broadcasts time to chat between groups of chat for dating groups, events
Synchronizer of musical tastes.
Where clubs register put list of suggested songs for the public the night before or the time.
Share music momentarily radio channel if the person around agrees.
Share costs of purchasing with nfc chip
Transmission of short messages by bluetoth as well as creation of a small database of buy with nfc chip
Transmission of short messages by bluetoth as well as creation of a small database of person in nfc chip to create appointments meetings verified by chip+bluth and area network connection "positioning static if you set the"
way to send message, as well as when you want to enviar 'very... If like tone message or as a written message and read with tool
voice or message of written word, which eliminates previous sequence written to leaving the mensaje.o nucleus if it is a photo, or a song
or a sample, or the continuation of what is leyendo "is can editar"...
Possibility of send Self-VIDEOS short of 3-12SEGUNDOS to contacts that you want. With her clean of add a filter or a
background music. (For appointments or family)
Possibility of create your type of reproductions for days to go to the gym as well as modify by abbreviations numeric to sublists
artists or genres example - these listening to Rap, press 2 put bottom of tree-tapping CountryVersatil.Se returns to window
former is elected and says another type of playlist. Is is from a list of reproduction in line so that the people
listen to what you hear if your profile public increases much in terms of visits you really more recommended by the area in which
you tend to be more connected. In regard to reading books allows the user to access the 3 indicating that part of the book are these
leaves that is the person who is reading to her around as well as the knowledge and the plot of the book if you want to, or
knowledge of parts more symbolic in terms of the book

Classification by place or person publishes or private profile with the known entorno./Tags.seguidores...+ -
Creation of suggestions by article seen by the person that this close to a ti.
Near chats creations is made with people who are in the environment that reaches your device bluetoth and a radius of 15
metros.Los chats will be always public and anonnimo if is wants in which is classified by what is search and by the compatibility
As you're moving is the press according to the zone, type of music according to the metro station, latest news in terms of offers
by area, you can search a photo art by the place if it was mentioned, possibility of private chats and activation by proximity,
with other persons if it is to have it activated inside or outside House, clean ignore someone in a conversation,
ability to play online multiconversaciones, listening to a text written in another language, send
messages to someone close to you in the East to the side yourself or agree a day with it, the possibility of a minimum of audio
modified secondary Spectra downloaded or recorded previously, to dedicate a poem with breeze of leaves or a song
possibility to put a Board of "pensamientos sites and leave them as a guide to visitors, as well as offers and recommendations
places and products to consume or buy by areas, listings of establishments advertising, music, suggested by areas
Ability to create playlist already by themselves, random, recommended tastes suggested, to listen at home
or on the way to work.
You can access the data stored in the cloud such as answers to flexible as performed with abbreviations of movimento
display as q:1Question. And a:2Ask
They can create any groups as for concerts, examinations or parties in which to be able to talk and share information
You can create an active chat by the creator that sell something when in a zone, be notified to the relevant contacts
as well as what you want to in private chats and messages momentaneos which does not affect the number of the person who contact
Only your profile public as from what you share in this, since it is someone you know yours.
Offers issued by the place and suggestion of other previous purchases
Suggestion of music by area, tastes, advertising
Is start sharing what estes listening to, or that news or part of the newspaper suggested that have chosen of your area these reading
as well as the offers of advertising if they are limited by time or amount
in that moment of form publishes and anonymous and is what you like, or people who follow you or you like
* Groups of chat's agreement with storage in cloud * data dockable listed by * date relationship
* Creation of editable samples by voice type of rhyme.
  Creation of a dictionary of similes, alliteration... starting from the user forced to report to so to
help another creation of songs in the future with suggestions of the or other users. (Premium)


sort of, since the enable phase is actually on startup for MassiveCore. I will rephrase that though :)


That's no different than ref/out.


@brams1123 and then you need to take a screenshot and share it. After doing so, you must reference the issue number when u commit your code. You can decide to close the issue while committing; however, I would recommend you show use first before closing the issue 👍


added libraries


My 1st


post[x] are bad but the gspread _sheet.row_values(row)_ method cannot get headers automatically. Will workaround it.

This can't stay like because of lack of lisibility and future template development comfort.


>It split the main CSS to have separate files for all of the requested ones.

Please provide more info


Correct, multiple individual calls would do the job as well. It's just convenient to only call one method using varargs though.

The comment is not strictly necesarry, but I wanted to note when the class is actually resolved and thus loaded.
We can also make the single class version public, for other plugins that we might have in the future. It's just a habit of use to declare methods in the lowest possible visibility.


Btw. do you know anything about a dart2js compiler who spits out modern ES6 code? I know you guys are working on DDC but will this be the compiler for production code too? With every new version of Dart i compile my StageXL samples and compere the output with the previos version. I think there was no progress for over a year. The compiled code of Dart 1.22 is not better than the one of Dart 1.10 or so :( very dissapointing.


The only benefit of using `int*` is that you can actually pass in `null` when appropriate. This particular function does allow it if the handle represented by `overlapped` is not `null`, otherwise, potentially erroneous results could occur.

I don't know if any downstream callers ever set `overlapped` however.


please, you can update this branch with master ? for test game mself


Sample qgis*.vars:
```
Path
GDAL_DATA
GDAL_DRIVER_PATH
GDAL_FILENAME_IS_UTF8
GEOTIFF_CSV
GISBASE
GRASS_HTML_BROWSER
GRASS_PROJSHARE
GRASS_PYTHON
GRASS_SH
GRASS_WISH
JPEGMEM
NLS_LANG
OSGEO4W_ROOT
PROJ_LIB
PYTHONHOME
PYTHONPATH
QGIS_PREFIX_PATH
QT_PLUGIN_PATH
QT_RASTER_CLIP_LIMIT
VSI_CACHE
VSI_CACHE_SIZE
```

TODO:
* provide above in osgeo4w install
* spawn qgis on postinstall (start & exit - something new or `qgis --nologo --snapshot nul`) to produce the `qgis*.env`


Nope


The ultimate solution to all of this would be to integrate the viewer directly with libssh, but there hasn't been a big push for that in the community. MSYS2 is a lot easier to install than Cygwin, if all you need is just OpenSSH.


Ah, feel free to revert this this, I guess I originally had this in viewDidLoad, then moved it here to support rotation, then removed rotation. Thanks for catching this.

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favour ours = favour with.backend branch. This was a fix for conflicts in master from upstream merge. Now everything is up to date and clean.


> make the compiler smarter

Very easy to say. 😄 We could seal `forEach` to ensure it's never overridden – piece of cake. 😄

> no progress for over a year

Patience, my friend. The work with DDC, and the common front end – [faster](https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/tree/master/pkg/front_end/lib/src/fasta#fasta----fully-resolved-ast-accelerated) –– and strong mode will help out a lot, but they all need to come together.


Karl,

I'm going to throw a few things into the mix from what I learned making the
RobotThrottle script. It may help you figure out the right direction of some
things.

First about speeds, I used the roster to keep some 'throttle settings' with
'distance/sec' values to be used for each signal head value. I never changed
it for masts yet. I may still do that someday. I think I also had a value
for how long it takes to drop from this speed from the next lower speed.

Second I would look ahead some number of blocks. Each block had a length in
the block table and I'd use those for my braking computations. Generally
(meaning I meant it to do this) I'd look ahead and add the track distances
until I had enough distance to stop using the speed change allowances OR I
found a stop signal. So even if the current block was green, but the next
two were short (yellow, then red) I'd drop speed to be able to not over-run
the signal.

Third on entering a block with a stop, it used the least speed to compute
how long to travel the block and then subtract the 'stopping delay' to know
when to drop the speed to zero. Ok it also added a few more seconds of
delay, just to be safe. But the result was the nose of the loco was closer
to the signal than the far end of the block.

Forth was a safety factor of it coming to a direct stop (estop) if signals
in the blocks it was counting on changed to a less favorable OR a turnout
changed the route. Here the idea was to try to failsafe by stopping if
things are changing it didn't expect.

-Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team

www.jmri.org

www.fingerlakeslivesteamers.org

www.cnymod.com

www.syracusemodelrr.org


Maybe "MAX_RACE_TABLE". But it is the music track count still.


Hello,
I am not sure if this is the place to ask, but is there any way to make the hide-priority tweak permanent? I have to press Alt+p each time I open the designation menu. I have little coding knowledge and couldn't tell where to change the code.
Thanks!


I like this a lot more, added some boilerplate to add much readability.
I cleaned also the hyperparameter handling to add some flexibility.


What do you think about:
```kotlin
env.runner.execute(env) { descriptor ->
    descriptor.processHandler
         ?.addProcessListener(EmitOnTerminatedProcessAdapter(this))
}
```
?


## This is a Markdown file


A security implication here....
Since the log file is hardcoded in the /tmp folder (I propose that to be changed too), everyone has access to that folder on *nix... And since the log file gets standard permissions like 644 usually, it is readable by all... thus exposing user information about files, etc...

I guess a **_QFile::setPermissions_** is needed here, with at least _Others_ to be set to 0, so the log file cannot be read by anyone else except user or his group...


woo


I see there 3 separate commits and I can bet, you too: ` Rename name for validation function, sort fields in f…
…orm class, replace "with" operator by run`


Не правильно. В девятом бите (считая с первого) содержится контрольная сумма от первых восьми бит.
Ты же рассчитываешь контрольную сумму от всех девяти, включая и то значение, с котороым её нужно бы сравнивать


On propagation of heartbeat failures, here is what I am thinking (I am not positive this makes sense and is consistent): If `r` fails for whatever reason in `Remote.link h r`, then supervisors of `h` are given that failure reason. But that is not what causes the failure of the other heartbeats that were in scope - what causes them to fail is just ordinary monadic failure propagation -

```Haskel
Remote.link h0 <| do Remote
  a := Remote.link h r
  ..
```

If `r` bombs, then yes, `h` is notified, but also that failure propagates and kills off the `do Remote` block it's being bound in, which in turn kills the `Remote.link h0`. So notice that this is different:

```Haskel
Remote.link h0 <| do Remote
  u := Remote.fork (Remote.link h r)
  ..
```

Here, if `r` fails, that just triggers a failure of `h`. It doesn't affect `h0`, since failures inside a `fork` don't propagate. You're forking a computation, and if it bombs it just kills the heartbeat it's linked to and that's it.

If `h0` is stopped, though, that will kill off the forked computation - the forked computation has `h0` linked into `r`, since `h0` was in scope at the location of the fork. And killing off the forked computation will stop `h`, but that doesn't propagate anywhere else.

That is, forking allows heartbeat stoppages to be pushed DOWN into the forked computation (so all forked computations can get cleaned up), but failures in the forked computation do not propagate up to the parent heartbeats.

I feel like I'm making this sound confusing, but it's the same sort of behavior you expect with exceptions and forked computations. An exception in a forked computation just kills that whole computation, but doesn't propagate elsewhere unless you do something explicit to propagate.

The one thing that is different here is that forking inherits this supervising set of heartbeats such that if any of them stops, that stoppage is propagated to the forked computation.

The 'heartbeat' nomenclature was going for the metaphor - a "heartbeat" is a thing that keeps a computation alive. You `link` a computation to some heartbeat. If the heartbeat stops beating, the computation dies. If the computation dies for any reason, whether a stopped heartbeat, or something else, the supervisor of the heartbeat is notified. There are some things I like and some things I dislike about the alternate namings you suggested. Let's get the semantics right and then we can bikeshed that. :)

I'm not sure how I feel about all these subtleties and how to document them. I feel like this doc should just try for an overview, and then maybe a second document (or an appendix) walks through different examples showing various corner cases.


thanks!


@ekyna

Merci pour les corrections !
J'ai fait un commit pour ce que je fait l'après-midi et j'ai  continué un peu avec les parties 2, 3.


I have the set_keys function taking in a char* parameter. From my understanding the 0x is redundent and was used to show that it is hex. I am aware that it is a hex number but I didn't think I would need to append the hex number to 0x. the 605 there is hex.


Awesome thank you!


I propose this not to be hardcoded to /tmp, but to use env variable like _$TMPDIR_ (on Linux)/_TEMP_ (on Win) or using _**QStandardPaths::TempLocation**_...


Sorry for being impatient. Yes it's easy to request features like this when you know very little about compilers :) I see a standard Dart List and a simple lambda function, how hard can it be for the compiler to be smart and compile proper javascript code?
To be honest i am uncertain about the future of Dart. The Dart team is working on so many different things and Dart looks more like an experimental project than ever before. This is just my impression of course.


if you follow the code, you can see that I use sprintf to get the hex number (through %X) and assign it to a character array, which is going to be passed. I will prob take those lines and make it a function since the address that the CAN sends needs that as well. If once you look at that you see a better way to do it, let me know so I can work on it again today without needing to change it later.


It is the adjacency matrix. Col/rownames are the officer ID. (i, j) entry represents effect of officer i on officer j.


"hello world"


The `can_frame` structure defines the `can_id` field to be of type `canid_t`, which is defined to be an unsigned 32-bit integer. There’s no need to convert that integer to a string and then compare it. We just want to compare it to numbers which we specify in hex format for convenience.


Don’t get rid of the argument types. These arguments will be coming from the SocketCAN code, so the types should make sense for that.


```kotlin
= apply {
...
}
```
:)?


Seems like a design choice... I was thinking local to the node, so nodes are totally isolated and can't communicate unless they explicitly exchange some data or computation. It feels wrong to have all these nodes share some mutable state (the capabilities) by default. OTOH, that doesn't play nicely with use of ephemeral nodes.

Options are:

* Local to the node
* Local to the sandbox
* Local to the container

More thought needed.


Hmm, just read his report and that is weird. He seemed to have issues with some data being in second precision, while other data in nanosecond. That makes no sense.

But you don't actually have to convert the timestamp to nanoseconds, and the InfluxDB team recommend to send in a lower precision if the source is not nanoseconds.

> ** We recommend using the least precise precision possible as this can result in significant improvements in compression.
[influxdb write documentation](https://docs.influxdata.com/influxdb/v1.2/tools/api/#write)

This circumvents the issue of multiplying by 1**9, allows InfluxDB too compress better, and you only need to add `&precision=s` to the influxdb URL (behind `&db=XXX`)


When I change the **base_manager_name** this issue returns.

My code:

```python
class ProdutoServicoManager(models.Manager):
    def get_queryset(self):
        expression = models.Sum(models.F('custounitario__valor') * models.F('custounitario__quantidade'))
        total_expr = models.ExpressionWrapper(expression, output_field=models.DecimalField())
        return super().get_queryset().annotate(custo_producao=total_expr)

class ProdutoServico(Base):
    produto = models.BooleanField(default=True)
    descricao = models.TextField()
    objects = ProdutoServicoManager()

    class Meta:
        base_manager_name = 'objects'
```


```kotlin
localPropertiesFile.asProperties().run {
...
}
```


i dupa, nie działa


Commenting on commits isn't the way to report issues. Please [file a ticket](https://code.djangoproject.com/) with details.


Typo: **app_parameters_free_form**


```kotlin
val propertiesLines = localPropertiesFile.readLines()
val expectedLines = listOf("some_property=secret_value", "remote_build.machine=remote_name")
assertTrue(propertiesLines.containsAll(expectedLines))
```


I'm not sure why this two properties are saved in two different ways


@willnorris, the following question is specifically for you, since you wrote this code. It's pretty minor and trivial, so feel free to ignore if you're currently busy.

This code can either be simplified (see #558), or is indicative of a bug (unintended behavior). By any chance, do you remember which of the two things was your intention?

```Go
// make sure type of err is *github.TwoFactorAuthError; this is equivalent to current more verbose code
if _, ok := err.(*github.TwoFactorAuthError); ok {
```

Or:

```Go
// make sure type of err is *github.TwoFactorAuthError, AND it's not (*github.TwoFactorAuthError)(nil) value
if twoFactorAuthError, ok := err.(*github.TwoFactorAuthError); ok && twoFactorAuthError != nil {
```

My guess is that it's the former, but asking just in case you want to comment on this.

Asking for https://github.com/dominikh/go-tools/issues/34#issuecomment-280875949 and #558.


test comment


'use strict'

var Sequelize = require('sequelize')

/**
 * The database object
 */
var struct = {
  generated : false,
  sequelize : null
}

/**
 * Instantiates a connection with sequelize
 * @return json struct
 */
function database() {

  if (struct.generated) {
    return struct
  }

  if (process.env.CONN_FULL_URL_USE == 'true') {
    struct.sequelize = new Sequelize(
      process.env.CONN_FULL_URL,
      {
        dialect : process.env.CONN_DIALECT,
        logging : false,
        pool : {
          max  : 5,
          min  : 0,
          idle : 10000
        }
      }
    )
  } else {
    struct.sequelize = new Sequelize(
      process.env.CONN_DATABASE,
      process.env.CONN_USERNAME,
      process.env.CONN_PASSWORD,
      {
        host    : process.env.CONN_HOST,
        dialect : process.env.CONN_DIALECT,
        logging : false,
        pool : {
          max  : 5,
          min  : 0,
          idle : 10000
        }
      }
    )
  }
  struct.generated = true

  return struct

}

/**
 * Expose config/database
 */
exports = module.exports = database


w


Yep, I'm pretty sure it was the former.


Which tmux version are you running? I intended the behavior you described. From what I gathered, it works this way in 2.1 but not 1.8.


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2545


MakePretty (mitchute) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2418 of 2418 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.png)


Note that you also initialized the first three party membres in this commit.


Sorry!


do not create a class that stores the state of the block, it should only provide a functional wrapper over methods that poll the data stored in the chunk.


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2546


Just as a last note. The reason for my interest in this is that I'm the primary author of [P0267R3, PDF file,](http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2017/p0267r3.pdf) which is "A Proposal to Add 2D Graphics Rendering and Display to C++".

I also wrote and maintain the reference implementation of the proposal [https://github.com/mikebmcl/N3888_RefImpl](https://github.com/mikebmcl/N3888_RefImpl). I created the cairo and pixman ports so that I could switch to use vcpkg for Windows builds. I haven't done a recent pull in order to test it against the 1.15 branch yet but I plan to shortly.

If it turns out that there are significant issues, I'll likely create a "cairo-stable" or "cairo_1_14" port and submit a PR. I'm not anticipating any real issues, but when 1.14 was released I did have a minor issue because a cairo enum added an extra member and my code was a bit brittle such that I had to apply a fix on my end.

Anyway, if I do have real, non-trivial issues my preference is a "cairo-stable" port (and I'll deal with any 1.16 issues when that branch is released). But naming is important so if you have any "just in case" feedback on that, I'd be grateful.

Indeed, I kind of think that this is an issue that applies to vcpkg in general rather than just cairo. So maybe going with a "major release" naming scheme, i.e. "cairo_1_14" would be better.

An official policy on this would be good.

It wouldn't resolve (or seem to have anything to do with) issue #249.

From a cursory read of issue #164, it seems like the issues raised there might apply here if someone tries a side-by-side install of both (at this point hypothetical) packages that would provide different versions of cairo.

Issue #25 - I read them in the order you linked them - is exactly a discussion of this (hypothetical for cairo) problem.  As such, if I need cairo 1.14, I'll use my fork of vcpkg and keep it up-to-date except for cairo. That seems like the best current workaround for the issue #25 problems.

Hopefully there will be a better solution in the future. If/when I have thoughts on the issue, I'll post them there rather than here. I would've done so with this post but this post is still cairo-specific. But this is the last cairo-specific post I expect to write regarding versioning. Thank you for your indulgence.

Best regards,

-Mike


@jarveson I have sessed Update you commit for last master, but have just on problem in old _file


@jarveson Here, i have remove _file, and id not works, i don't know with.


What is the proper syntax for the new WITH_SYSTEM_SUPERLU option?  Is it boolean or a string (on/off)?

`cmake -DWITH_SYSTEM_SUPERLU=1`
OR
`cmake -DWITH_SYSTEM_SUPERLU=ON`


This is my first Android app where I made a calculator which calculates the baseArea and baseVolume by asking user to input values.


(y)


pls rename this file to "remove-from-cart" and make include product latte to products array


[tests/testthat.R:2:9:](https://github.com/dirmeier/netReg/blob/f8f6e31ee1d32c6bf3240102221672f995b8b11e/tests/testthat.R#L2) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
library(netReg)
        ^~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_binomial_edgenet.R:1:1:](https://github.com/dirmeier/netReg/blob/f8f6e31ee1d32c6bf3240102221672f995b8b11e/tests/testthat/test_binomial_edgenet.R#L1) *style:* **Trailing blank lines are superfluous.**
```r

^
```
[tests/testthat/test_predict.R:1:1:](https://github.com/dirmeier/netReg/blob/f8f6e31ee1d32c6bf3240102221672f995b8b11e/tests/testthat/test_predict.R#L1) *style:* **Trailing blank lines are superfluous.**
```r

^
```
[tests/testthat/test_util.R:18:19:](https://github.com/dirmeier/netReg/blob/f8f6e31ee1d32c6bf3240102221672f995b8b11e/tests/testthat/test_util.R#L18) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
  cv <- cvsets(10,10,23)
                  ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_util.R:18:22:](https://github.com/dirmeier/netReg/blob/f8f6e31ee1d32c6bf3240102221672f995b8b11e/tests/testthat/test_util.R#L18) *style:* **Commas should always have a space after.**
```r
  cv <- cvsets(10,10,23)
                     ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_util.R:20:3:](https://github.com/dirmeier/netReg/blob/f8f6e31ee1d32c6bf3240102221672f995b8b11e/tests/testthat/test_util.R#L20) *style:* **Opening curly braces should never go on their own line and should always be followed by a new line.**
```r
  {
  ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_util.R:22:5:](https://github.com/dirmeier/netReg/blob/f8f6e31ee1d32c6bf3240102221672f995b8b11e/tests/testthat/test_util.R#L22) *style:* **Opening curly braces should never go on their own line and should always be followed by a new line.**
```r
    {
    ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_util.R:23:1:](https://github.com/dirmeier/netReg/blob/f8f6e31ee1d32c6bf3240102221672f995b8b11e/tests/testthat/test_util.R#L23) *style:* **lines should not be more than 80 characters.**
```r
      if (i == j) expect_true(length(setdiff(cv[[i]]$train, cv[[j]]$train)) == 0)
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[tests/testthat/test_util.R:23:82:](https://github.com/dirmeier/netReg/blob/f8f6e31ee1d32c6bf3240102221672f995b8b11e/tests/testthat/test_util.R#L23) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r
      if (i == j) expect_true(length(setdiff(cv[[i]]$train, cv[[j]]$train)) == 0)
                                                                                ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_util.R:25:6:](https://github.com/dirmeier/netReg/blob/f8f6e31ee1d32c6bf3240102221672f995b8b11e/tests/testthat/test_util.R#L25) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r
    }
     ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_util.R:32:3:](https://github.com/dirmeier/netReg/blob/f8f6e31ee1d32c6bf3240102221672f995b8b11e/tests/testthat/test_util.R#L32) *style:* **Opening curly braces should never go on their own line and should always be followed by a new line.**
```r
  {
  ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_util.R:34:5:](https://github.com/dirmeier/netReg/blob/f8f6e31ee1d32c6bf3240102221672f995b8b11e/tests/testthat/test_util.R#L34) *style:* **Opening curly braces should never go on their own line and should always be followed by a new line.**
```r
    {
    ^
```
[tests/testthat/test_util.R:37:6:](https://github.com/dirmeier/netReg/blob/f8f6e31ee1d32c6bf3240102221672f995b8b11e/tests/testthat/test_util.R#L37) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r
    }
     ^
```


gtm ID will be send as variable, remove it and add to as php var


Ich vermute wir werden hier PostGIS oder zumindest PostgreSQL benötigen 😃
`AttributeError: 'DatabaseOperations' object has no attribute 'geo_db_type'`


it is called `actionField` not products?


compiling .pyc files...
  File "Mod/Fem/FemMesh2Mesh.py", line 32
    from __future__ import print_function
                                        ^
SyntaxError: from __future__ imports must occur at the beginning of the file


Thanks!


It's because the first one belongs to setup. Probably I should've extract this first line to some well named method


Here should be just one product, right?
How can looking custom attributes like "weight / light-color, ... etc" ?


Include product latte


If you use `assertTrue` you won't see the difference in case of failure which is quite important IMO.


category is same with search? it looks very weird!
please check it and create custom files for these types


Fixing #9


add product latte include in foreach


@danmosemsft Why were these removed ?


I agree ;)


Thanks for your contribution. Are you sure that your pull request is complete? I am missing the ChooseDictionary.qml file.

Cheers,

Heiko


@drksnw oui. Python est très mauvais avec les _threads_, très mauvais. [1]

Mais pour un exemple à base de `from wsgiref.simple_server import make_server` ça ne changera rien. Considérez gunicorn, uwsgi ou autre pour tout environnement de type production.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCs5OvhV9S4


Great idea.  It would be interesting to see if proximity between other pieces has any value.  I also wonder if pieces in relatively clear areas like a queen with no pawns within 2 or 3 squares might be better independent of the number of squares it can go to.


adding more buttons to this project doesn't make sense.. as there are hundreds of companies and usually everyone needs 4-5... the whole idea is that you just need a color if you are using Less or Sass.. and you are good to go! Even the icons are not part of this project.. you can use whatever! :)

what else is needed to be said?


This is technically not allowed in CSS


Same as above


Not technially allowed


I see there are 2 `body` CSS selectors. We should combine it


@jef-n what does CALLBACK do here?


How can I get that files?
```git fetch https://review.lineageos.org/LineageOS/android_vendor_cm refs/changes/44/144744/55 && git cherry-pick FETCH_HEAD``` is outdated.


Not allowed in CSS. It looks like this code snippet from Google (or Firefox) Developer Console


Should be unique_ptr here... Auto_ptr is dead


Sorry, you are rigth!