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Ohh yeah but you know how you fixed the spy problem? The same issue is with the engi. If he's melee only the bots can build sentries but you can't. Is this fixed becaue I remember telling u about it?


Переменные публичными лучше не делать.
Тут лучше сработает связка private переменная и get..() метод


Je zou ook kunnen kiezen om instance van plugin of game mee te geven aan de constructor van deze class. En daar naar refereren in deze functies. Zelfde geldt voor alle onderstaande functies die ook de game opvragen..


ROMs are available from bitsavers.


Do you want to make a pull request for this commit against the main branch? :)


Not those checks


Now I'm confused about the meaning of `stateRow`. I thought it was a row index in a table containing state, but this code seems to be treating it as a hash code of the grouping key? So you're abusing this mapping of "group key hash code -> group (input/state) row indices" to instead mean "group state row index -> group input row indices"?


The flag is always set even if we have already another flag.
But it is not something which can create a bug, so you can let it.


Je zou van de value ook een location kunnen maken.


Why not keep it in the presenter


В теории так можно, но мне кажется что лучше было бы писать результаты вычисления корней в переменные класса.


remove this


то же самое - лучше давать методам более полные названия. calculateDiscriminant() норм.
Стоит следовать следующим правилам в именовании:
Имена классов и переменных должны звучать как существительные. Имена методов - как глаголы


admire


Не стоит использовать русский язык в коде


В целом - очень даже неплохо)


PlayerHand should expose cards list in form of readonly collection. Please consider for example IReadonlyList<Card> instead of IEnumerable (it's needless to iterate over cards collection every time when it's accessed)


rb'str' prefix is unsupported by python2.7. Since this commit will fail on BinariesCheck from python2.7. Is breaking backward compatibility intentional?


sdfsagadfg


Use IReadonlyList<> instead of IEnumerable<>


Forgot to change comment from Delete Command!


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String name also


If you set an engineer as primary only or melee only, he can still bring up the pda and build shit. But you can't. Can you fix this?


@LuigiElleBalotta I think if you do something right zone, I will make some inquiries on this subject


I have considered it but I'm not sure which option is preferable. A rule that is difficult to enforce or having an extra rule how to deal with it when that case arises.


I fixed that already...


From the 4305 datasheet: "In order to achieve reliable communication also for higher Q factors, it is proposed to send a logic "0" by keeping the reader field ON for 18 RF periods and switching it OFF for 14 RF periods. Increasing the field stops up to 23 RF periods improves communication robustness."

Where did the original timing of 9 come from?


PS: this solution comes from @claudiuj


changelog

v02
Set SELINUX to permissive permanently


leftover


Ok thx! Will try to report as many bugs as possible. :P


I don't know, not my code.


Maybe there is nice way to allow easy interpretation of `sec` as `Second` type as well as `Microsecond`?


Sounds good! I will as soon as I get a chance :)


@Battula :(


I'm guessing you removed this rule so that your p tags would be styled as a serif font. Given that you had numerous elements you needed to be styled with sans-serif another way to perform this fix would be the following declaration following this one `p { font-family: serif; }`


Although the wording of the datasheet bothers me since we are turning off the antenna for 23rf then on for 18rf not the other way around... ?


The name should be initial_sleep_time or something like it. cron sleep time is more about cron schedule.


Checkstyle would like these to be:
```java
       if (field == DAY_OF_WEEK) {
             return DOW_RANGE;
       } else if (WeekFields.ISO.dayOfWeek().equals(field)) {
             return DOW_RANGE;
       } else if (field == ALIGNED_WEEK_OF_MONTH)
             return ALIGNED_WOM_RANGE;
       }
       return super.range(field);
```

You see this when running `mvn checkstyle:checkstyle`, it states:
```log
[INFO] Scanning for projects...
[INFO]
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Building ThreeTen-Extra 1.1-SNAPSHOT
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO]
[INFO] --- maven-checkstyle-plugin:2.16:checkstyle (default-cli) @ threeten-extra ---
[INFO] There are 5 errors reported by Checkstyle 6.2 with /private/tmp/threeten-extra-leunen.git/src/main/checkstyle/checkstyle.xml ruleset.
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] BUILD SUCCESS
```

That is also showing up when running `mvn compile` or `mvn test`; `mvn compile` is used by `mvn test`, and `mvn compile` itself calls `mvn checkstyle:checkstyle`.

The result of the checkstyle is target/checkstyle-result.xml
`grep severity target/checkstyle-result.xml` shows you 5 errors and 1 warning.
Three of the warnings are taken care of with the suggested fix in this comment.


It's very nice to see someone using comments to help clarify their code!


The centroid source should be specified like: `wof:src:lbl`?

See also:

- https://github.com/whosonfirst/whosonfirst-properties/blob/master/properties/src.md


We could just use `TimeUnit a` instead of `Microsecond`, but that would lose precision if someone tried to use `sec 1 :: Hour` or something


Alternatively we could define a closed type family `MorePrecise * * :: Constaint` and use it :trollface:


okok


What about https://github.com/jkloetzke/bob/commit/807caaff27d2673a77a4a049e7ddacac0f84e648?


Great job Tara! Your CSS is very neat and your naming conventions and use of classes in your portfolio.html file is impressive at this point in the class.


better ?


FYI, this change seems to have broken glewInit() on Linux. It will now immediately segfault because `glXGetCurrentDisplay` is `NULL`.


Just a small remark: I get following error with Python 2.7.11, and Jython 2.7.0. Movin this line to the beginning of the file fixed it.

File "abalone_test.py", line 20
    from __future__ import with_statement
SyntaxError: from __future__ imports must occur at the beginning of the file


lo he quitado. no sé qué había pasado, perdón...

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@ElliottAYoung Why these changes? And were they associated with a PR?

Using pixels means the font size won't scale and I think it makes more sense for the tooltip styling that you see to belong under the selector that determines when you see the tooltip


Ziet er goed uit @Niek1e, ik zie verder geen rare dingen ofzo.


Why? At this point in the flow the user doesn't have more than one user / connection. In fact, I think the right wording would be "Add Users" (there are none to remove).

For admins who already have users in the system, the recommended flow is to access to the manager UI. The anchor text for a link to such UI can very justifiably be "Manage Server", "Manage Users", "Manage Access" (or something along those lines  - TBD).


changelog
v03
Disable CRC Check for 30% Performance Boost


I guess the alarm is fixed then :)


pues
"Sousa, Manuel de Faria e" en portugués
y
"Faría y Sousa, Manuel de" en castellano

"Faria e Sousa, Manuel de" no tiene sentido, hay que quitarlo, no sé por
qué lo dejé.

Yo me inclinaría a la versión portuguesa que es más lógica. Pero podemos
debatir...

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I have my doubts that the French Republican calendar is mainly used in Christian Egypt.
A better description is:

> This calendar was used in France after the revolution, in the years 1793-1805 and shortly for 18 days in 1871 (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Republican_Calendar)


Do you want pp/? Or is EditPhoneCommand.java line 26 a typo!


I guess this logic hasn't really changed, but I don't understand what's going on. I guess each input tuple is added to the buffer along with the current state values, and the new tuple's index in the buffer is added to the set of input row indices for its group, but who updates the state itself? E.g., for a stateful apply that just appends a counter to each input tuple, who increments the counter? If the python worker does it all in one shot at the end, then why are we appending the state to the input tuple at all if it never changes?


Merging latest updates.


@stanso Thanks for adding the cleanup, this is very helpful!  One small thing: could you also remove the containers after killing them?  I think you need something like this:

https://godoc.org/github.com/fsouza/go-dockerclient#Client.RemoveContainer

If you run "docker ps -a" after running the tests, you can see the containers are getting killed but not removed.


@haom-pinterest Good point. Updated


When using flex we need to set our parent container to `display: flex`. This is the future of web layout, but that doesn't mean that float still doesn't serve a purpose, just that we don't have to use it as sort of hack and can use it for it's true purpose. We'll discuss it more in future classes but floats come from print layout when we simply wanted to have text wrap around our images. I applaud you for attempting to use a new css property but the float is used correctly here.


The dates are not aligned that way, more like {@code 0001-01-01 (FrenchRepublic)} is {@code 1793-09-22 Gregorian}, but I am just guessing here.


@rbohl We need to add a missing quote - beginning of line 363

reads
` dynamic_templates": [`

should read
` "dynamic_templates": [`

With this change, I can confirm it worked for me: `additionalIndexConfigurations` and both snippets for `additionalTypeMappings`.

Fun fact: `template_ja` is already a dynamic template in default Liferay mappings, and as expected, the custom template from the example overrides it without issue. (Unlike conflicting field mappings in `properties`, which would fail as noted.)


Nothing, leftover debugging, good catch, thanks!. (Harmless, would show `[value redacted]`.)


lets code


#5919-CoilHeatingWaterToAirHeatPumpEquationFit-shows-very-low/high-outlet-temperature (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2471 of 2471 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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The fact that we're having to reach inside `TupleHashTable` to access its internal data structures indicates to me that this design needs work.


@cgomez0707 nope. It's not able to be working on sideload at this time. It's hard enough on Cokepokes to get it working and stay working sometimes for us using it on JB.


#5919-CoilHeatingWaterToAirHeatPumpEquationFit-shows-very-low/high-outlet-temperature (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2511 of 2511 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This should probably be:
```js
location: this.props.location || this.context.route.location
```
That way, a child `<Route>` of a `<Route location>` will use the parent route's location instead of `history.location`.


The fact that we're not even using the grouping key lookup seems suspicious (see below).


@arboliveira
I'll add the quote--good catch.

Regarding the dynamic templates, should I clarify the point that you can override dynamic templates with `additionTypeMappings`, but not properties?


Just curious, why do we want to set the default sleep time to 50 secs?


Nice, thanks for pointing that out. If you don't mind I'll be lifting the linked example from Shrine.

PS: Lately I've been migrating older CarrierWave projects to Shrine, amazing work you've done there.


are we using this?


Exposing an internal data structure like this is a code smell that suggests we need a better interface.


Did we try to get these changes made upstream?  I've been able to get changes accepted in the past, and I see that the repo is still active as of a few days ago.


#5919-CoilHeatingWaterToAirHeatPumpEquationFit-shows-very-low/high-outlet-temperature (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This seems like a problem with the release process. There is going to be a new release soon.


I moved makeVolunteer() from the bottom of the file


This is the phone number cleaner, it removes everything that is not a number so people can enter whatever format they want without it effecting the database


Good one, will fix


OK


Maybe introduce our `Time = Second t | Minute t ...`? I don't see much advantages of how it's done in `time-units` (except extensibility), and having single datatype really seems more convinient


changelog
v04

Adding USB Fast Charge, credits to @ENGstk

defconfig append, CONFIG_FORCE_FAST_CHARGE=y
answer N to all other config options


funny, I've reading the page in the datasheet today and I'm also uncertain if they mean turning off or turning on.


Hi Marty,
   Yes we have – waiting for a reply from blynn

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Did we try to get these changes made upstream? I've been able to get changes accepted in the past, and I see that the repo is still active as of a few days ago.

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Then we wouldn't be able to specify that something (e.g. a config value) is specifically in seconds.


it's been a while
https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/master/Global/JetBrains.gitignore


resultsviewer (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.10-clang: Build Failed

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the issue here
https://bugs.limesurvey.org/view.php?id=10006
says access denied to me, so I am unable to see the original problem about the wrong order.

But. I have a problem with this specific fix.
Namely: I have some integrations writing extra columns to the survey data table (eg. weights).
Without that fix, by getting `Yii::app()->db->schema->getTable("{{survey_$iSurveyID}}")->getColumnNames();` any extra/custom column data nicely ended up in the SPSS export. With this fix any extra columns are not exported.

I understand this is not a LS problem as such, but it would be nice if it would work if it used to before that fix.
And again - I have no access to the original issue to asses that :)


Old version before major rewrite. Limiting scope to focus on loyalty program.


Not really, it's just a solution that seems quite accessible throughout the app.
Sounds good, I will refactor.  Thanks for the feedback!


Hi, May,

I see you haven't pushed any code to GitHub for a while.  I know you've got Laptop 118, so you should be able to push your work in the normal fashion:

0. Save all of your work in idle3 first (many people forget to do this, with bad consequences)
1. Open a terminal (it can be the one you used before to start the idle3 program).  Make sure you're in the right directory - probably, something like may/meet201617yl1cs-chat - if you're not, use the "cd" command ("change directory") to go to the right directory
2. Enter these four git commands:
git add --all
git commit -m "comment"
git pull
git push -u origin master

Please let me know by e-mail (tedg@meet.mit.edu) if you encounter any problems.

Take care,

Ted


////Проект интернет-магазина SUNDAY первая страница


Нет надобности выносить объявление этой переменной за цикл. Объявлять переменные можно и в цикле, так будет лучше в данном случае. По факту переменная все равно будет создана только один раз, а не столько раз, сколько раз выполнится цикл. Но при этом объявленная внутри цикла переменная не будет доступна извне цикла, что правильно.


Yeah, I think it's a good point to make - I can see users attempting the same approach for `dynamic_templates` and `properties` and expecting the same results, then getting confused when one of them blows up. Some extra clarification would help.


closing #91


Where was the duplicated room "Speedy" created before this?

Unit tests should be independent. Reference: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16364433/execution-order-on-python-unittest


yeah thats good name


dat commit message doe


I'm not sure this is the right thing to do! we want to look pessimistic on mean aero chord. what do you think @mayork? This is not a well-formulated constraint; it's fine if it isn't tight, but chma should definitely be upper bounded.


Your CSS looks very good. Good job creating classes that you can reuse to create the styling that you need in multiple areas. You also showed consistent naming conventions which is great.


This commit is for #166


`field` could be null, thus prefer this:
```java
        if (WeekFields.ISO.dayOfWeek().equals(field)) {
```


```html
rel="stylesheet">s
```
[Wat?](http://i.imgur.com/IppKJ.jpg)


cool


looks good so far - maybe the tag-line should wrap if it gets very long?


And it is. item_template does not have 'R' next to it


We can't say "they're occasionally useful as public API" and also "they are not considered public API" (in the warning up top)


#5919-CoilHeatingWaterToAirHeatPumpEquationFit-shows-very-low/high-outlet-temperature (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1277 of 1277 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Still, you shouldn't be using CDN for importing this...


TeamCity Glyssen :: Glyssen pull requests [Build *.*.448.d4be7660008670fe044e411d67a94d00a67ea465](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=85287&buildTypeId=Glyssen_GlyssenPullRequests) outcome was **FAILURE**
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Convert your stylesheets to Sass and import bootstrap there 😉


@jinruh  This is because cron job roughly all started on 0 seconds. The old value of 10 causes all agents try to ping the server on the first 10 that causes a congestion on the server. Set 50 (use 50  instead of 60 is to avoid skipping the next cron run because of the sleep)


Good idea giving an overview of every command!  I'm wondering if we can do it automatically somehow by pulling the documentation from the golang flags?  Now, foreach is documented twice in this file in two different ways.  I like showing all the documentation with a single command, but we should try to do it in a way so that we don't have redundant documentation.  Maybe the golang flag can be part of your AdminFn struct?


@jinruh @haom-pinterest I update the pull request to let it not sleep on first run too


Что это за библиотека?


Ooops.  My mistake on that one.


v05 of kernel
added autosmp hotplug
autosmp.c file to be copied from https://github.com/Tomoms/helium_kernel/commit/640b9d36ce0322d9817fe45f4a7424c130e66493
defconfig: changed value of CONFIG_LOCALVERSION from -lineageos to -custom_v05 to reflect kernel version
defconfig: appended CONFIG_ASMP=y


LGTM


Why "first run" still need to sleep, right?


These look good and you did a good job in styling them to work the way you wanted. Something to look out for is that elements like the `<a>` tag are inline. Due to that their parent container will not see it's padding or margin as the height of the `<a>` tag. When using inline elements like `<span>` as individual standalone elements it's best practice to alter it's css to `display: inline-block`. That way it will keep it's inline behavior of not dropping down to the next line but also allow the parent to calculate it's correct height.


Hi, Oded,

You're not far from being finished.  These are the tasks you have remaining:

1. In the __init__ method of the View class: you need to do the instruction that says, "Create one turtle object for each message to display."  For now, you can set up your program to display only the last message that was sent.  This means that you need to make a new turtle object and save it to an instance variable.  To see how this was done elsewhere, look at how the "writer" turtle was created inside of the __init__ method for TextInput (that's in the turtle_chat_widgets.py file).  (You might want to move that new turtle in a nice spot, also, though that's a detail you can do later.)

2. You need to write the send_msg method.  This method has four lines:
a. In the first, you have to call the "send" method from your instance of Client (the thing you saved to self.my_client).  Remember that the send method needs to take the message you want to send as input.  Ask yourself: what message am I sending?  What object owns all of that text that I typed in?  How can I get that message?
b. You need to add the message you are sending to the list of old message strings - that's the list called msg_queue.  In the __init__ method of View, there is a hint that shows two ways to add things to the list.  One adds to the beginning of the list, and one to the end.
c. You need to clear the message you just sent from the textbox.
d. You need to update the message display - the hint for send_msg shows you how to do this.

3. You need to complete the msg_received method.  This will involve two lines.  They are basically the same as Items 2b and 2d.  But keep in mind that you are getting a different message now - the one you received, rather than the one that was just typed into the textbox.

4. You need to write the display_msg method.  This can be done in as little as two lines.  It's the same idea s write_msg from TextBox, except that the string you are writing will be different - you'll get it from the queue - and you are using the turtle that you created in Item 1 above.

Feel free to write me an e-mail at tedg@meet.mit.edu if you encounter problems and need help.

Take care,

Ted


Thanks for the tip man, Ill get right on that. Did you check out the website yet. I made a mistake in how I linked it. Its up and running now. https://www.flyhightech.org


Phew, I saw the title and assumed someone had reverted all my hard work :P

EDIT: Why has my profile pic reset?


does this method get used anymore?


m <- NULL
        set <- function(y) {
                x <<- y
                m <<- NULL
        }
        get <- function() x
        setinverse <- function(inverse) m <<- inverse
        getinverse <- function() m
        list(	set = set,
        		get = get,
             	setinverse = setinverse,
             	getinverse = getinverse
             )
}


you can import from firefox with firefox opened to generate the `showImportWarning` dialog


Insert your packagename here.


Нене, инфраструктура ничего не может знать про CV, она же будет в отдельной библиотеке, которая теоретически могла бы использоваться в тысячах разных приложений. И библиотека ничего про сами приложения знать не может. Это наоборот приложения знаю про библиотеку, и передают инфраструктуре свои главные панели в качестве параметра.


s/a monadic style/monadic style/


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Component Entity System](https://trello.com/c/UxM0gtVZ/17-component-entity-system)


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Input lag](https://trello.com/c/wc69OuFL/38-input-lag)


Awesome! I did that in my mongo console and the navbar works great 👌


Initialized a doc to track Cassandra's learning.


s/inheriting/to inherit/


This point includes all the Leaflet JS files and the images sub directory. Still learning GIT :-)


Yeah, but they should have either
1. stuck with it
2. add short time compatibility
3. or rename the extension for a full ABI change

I didn't appreciate having wasted so much time on it just to find out I was testing with an ANGLE build that was in-between those changes.


PS: not sure if you're aware, but they fixed the same typo over a week later in the extension spec document.


clean this up


rewrite: "The first approaches to achieve this property for higher-order languages have appeared within the last ten years, and have since been the subject of many papers."


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upgraded Leaflet files to 1.0.3


Thanks for this only [6 test](https://travis-ci.org/gramps-project/gramps/builds/206029525#L2710) are now skipped the 4 you've marked here and two others, not sure which ones?  I'll try test with the verbose flag.


Oh yes.. i will update those changes..thanks for pointing that out to me.

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@thedarkone Would you push v0.3.6 tag to GitHub?


Hi, this commit breaks a test in a master branch. Please fix.

```
============================================================================================================== FAILURES ==============================================================================================================
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________ test_latex_table_longtable _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

app = <conftest.SphinxTestAppWrapperForSkipBuilding object at 0x111582710>, status = <_io.StringIO object at 0x11242d288>, warning = <_io.StringIO object at 0x11242d318>

    @pytest.mark.skipif(docutils.__version_info__ < (0, 13),
                        reason='docutils-0.13 or above is required')
    @pytest.mark.sphinx('latex', testroot='latex-table')
    @pytest.mark.test_params(shared_result='test_latex_table')
    def test_latex_table_longtable(app, status, warning):
        app.builder.build_all()
        result = (app.outdir / 'test.tex').text(encoding='utf8')
        tables = {}
        for chap in re.split(r'\\section{', result)[1:]:
            sectname, content = chap.split('}', 1)
            tables[sectname] = content.strip()

        # longtable
        table = tables['longtable']
        assert ('\\begin{savenotes}\\begin{longtable}{|l|l|}\n\\hline' in table)
        assert ('\\hline\n'
                '\\sphinxstylethead{\\relax \nheader1\n\\unskip}\\relax &'
                '\\sphinxstylethead{\\relax \nheader2\n\\unskip}\\relax \\\\\n'
                '\\hline\n\\endfirsthead' in table)
>       assert ('\\multicolumn{2}{c}%\n'
                '{{\\tablecontinued{\\tablename\\ \\thetable{} -- '
                'continued from previous page}}} \\\\\n\\hline\n'
                '\\sphinxstylethead{\\relax \nheader1\n\\unskip}\\relax &'
                '\\sphinxstylethead{\\relax \nheader2\n\\unskip}\\relax \\\\\n'
                '\\hline\n\\endhead' in table)
E       assert '\\multicolumn{2}{c}%\n{{\\tablecontinued{\\tablename\\ \\thetable{} -- continued from previous page}}} \\\\\n\\hline\...d{\\relax \nheader1\n\\unskip}\\relax &\\sphinxstylethead{\\relax \nheader2\n\\unskip}\\relax \\\\\n\\hline\n\\endhead' in '\\label{\\detokenize{longtable:longtable}}\n\n\\begin{savenotes}\\begin{longtable}{|l|l|}\n\\hline\n\\sphinxstylethea...\\\\n\\hline\ncell2-1\n&\ncell2-2\n\\\\\n\\hline\ncell3-1\n&\ncell3-2\n\\\\\n\\hline\n\\end{longtable}\\end{savenotes}'

test_build_latex.py:921: AssertionError
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Captured stdout teardown ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
```


remove extra space here. You could also refactor some of this into smaller methods in the future!


Looks like you may have gotten rid of the "written by ..., edited by... " line by accident.


@dellis1972 Could You post example shproj file please? Then I just need to add reference to shared project in application?


model + util file + rand search


Is there a set of fields on `FileHeader` and `FileControl` that would allow them to be easily detected as "empty".  Having `func (f FileControl) Empty() bool` would make it easier to detect, rather than direct struct compare.


very arbitrary, imo better to use room type (see PR)


I have now committed a fix to a change I made last night which I hope will fix the crash. As far as I can see, it is the only modification I made last night that could affect Linux builds. All the other changes were either guarded with  #ifdef __APPLE_, #ifdef __WXMAC__, or in source files that are used only by the Mac build.

If this does not fix the crash, please give me more details: what you were doing when it crashed, a backtrace if you have one, etc.

Cheers,
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In the introduction, it may do some good to explain about the same-source policy, which is basically what the malicious user is trying to bypass with injection. You can look at what the same-source policy is in my encoding page, or you can just look it up on Wikipedia or something.


Why change this? And why print the list?

Also, I think we still need that variable to use later.


test


> The balance of this README comes straight from the Angular Quickstart (the course starting point).

Did you mean `The base of this README`? @wardbell


Need to remember to run `npm test` before committing.


That (Check Translations) might be a better name for the stage.


Attacker seems like a generic classification of someone. Since we're talking about someone practicing SQL injection, how about referring to the attacker as "malicious user" instead?


Like I said in the release thread, if there's anything you want me to do, please tell me! I feel really bad about being forced to abandon that project


#9 getElementsById -> getElementById


Somewhat, there are still problems I'm
 Trying to differentiate


Getting the same error as Valid CSRF Token Required


I've always wondered how GL enum values got allocated. I guess they have to contact Khronos or something? Maybe the 0x3AAB value collided with someone else's extension and they had to change it right away?

> PS: not sure if you're aware, but they fixed the same typo over a week later in the extension spec document.

Fun times. I guess they forgot.


@karuturi this seams to break master. the line 294 `{` does not seams to be close.


@nels83 I will review your new patchset later.
BTW: I am still not sure about this change. I am not sure if it is placebo and i can not merge "placebo" to mainline.
Could you please provide more proofs(like comparisons) to confirm that this change will improve camera quality?


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [fusionx1ss](https://fusionx1ss-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/ssh-keys](https://fusionx1ss-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/ssh-keys)


At this point in time, this will not work, installing this into your addons will do nothing.


I think when you renamed this you forgot PopcornTime/Extensions/Media+Extension.swift line 77


Forgot to use txCanMsg???


Hello,
You can always see Linux build logs here:
https://travis-ci.org/BOINC/boinc/builds

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Can you submit this as a pull request? I'll merge it into the main package.


It was in https://github.com/google/angle/commit/32028eb9ba5f5f93 (actually only 5 days later or so).

I don't know how the GL values are allocated either, but at least I didn't similar values in my system's GL headers.


I fired up a fresh Ubuntu 14.04 VirtualBox to test this and ran into some issues.
First the install failed due to this line loudCmd "pip install setuptools"
When I put in loudCmd "pip install setuptools --upgrade" it works. This was one of the install script fixes I did.

But following that it ran through the python aspect of the set-up successfully but when I tried to access the web site I got this error "Error: Propel not found. Did you install Airtime's third-party dependencies with composer? (Check the README.)"

When I tried to run the tests as described I got the following errors.
PHP Warning:  parse_ini_file(/etc/airtime/production/cloud_storage.conf): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/robbt/libretime/airtime_mvc/application/configs/conf.php on line 58
PHP Warning:  parse_ini_file(/etc/airtime/production/airtime.conf): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/robbt/libretime/airtime_mvc/application/configs/conf.php on line 93
PHP Fatal error:  Cannot redeclare class Zend_Session in /home/robbt/libretime/vendor/zendframework/zendframework1/library/Zend/Session.php on line 50

Also as per the database instructions for the psql commands to work I needed to add -h localhost to each of them. I'm not sure if this is specific to Ubuntu or not.

What is the linux distro you are currently developing this on and how did you set it up ?


The example code is so easy on the eye now! Awesome refactoring!


@AmauryOrtega you're welcome :) Happy to contribute


Hello XieJuan,

The super-n-motifs program has been updated.
Please follow the README file to compile and run the program.

Do not hesitate to tell me if you have any issues/comment regarding the program.

Best,
JPg


Hi


how are you?
there now ?


### Lipsum Really?

So we__really__were not able to find better filler text?


Very nice


Change "pitcure" to "picture."


@MayorMonty, there's nothing to feel bad about really.  Life gets in the way all the time.  Of course, any contribution you are able to offer will be greatly appreciated.


时间复杂度O(lgn+k)


Hello JPg,

It's great, thank you.

Best,
XieJuan


this ate all my ram


I don't think it's right


Possibly, but I don't find this change compelling. Using `<section>` doesn't seem wrong. Using `<main>` would have somewhat different semantics, but it doesn't seem wrong either. Maybe it's better, but I am not 100% sure. IMO, The fix we just applied gets us from somewhat inappropriate markup to OK markup. Since that's not the main topic of this example, I'm fine with leaving it at that, without spending too much time trying to go from OK markup to ideal markup. If there's agreement that `<main>` would be undoubtedly  better, I'm happy to switch, but I'm not convinced it matters much.


i  am watching this project from May of last year.   i am using janus, but the signaling is so complicated.

waiting for the 1.0 release.


This is just Coverage Report Html.


Pass along column props to cell renderer (#738)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


零基础HTML编码


Awesome!! Congrats!


Judge me not for my commit history, please.


- ++i: column bound remains unchanged, row move one step downward
- --j: row bound remains unchanged, column move one step left


This is fine. I don't know if this column was needed, but you've probably added it for good reason, and it certainly can't do any harm.


bites us from time to time. I wonder if webpack can throw an error?


Good idea removing these nonfunctional lines.


@felixfontein Shall we re-enable the tests? A new version of "pybtex" has been released with this fix.


allowing 0000000000 em410x id will add more potential for false positives.  true em410x chips cannot be writen and are never set to 0.  emulating tags can be set to but 0 is not a valid ID.   what chip have you found to be defaulted to 0?


The install script doesn't copy the vendor files to the directory it installs to. This was part of my install script fix.
 +    cp -R vendor ${web_root}/../
installed by the Install script Libretime excepts /usr/share/vendor to contain all of the composer files. But this doesn't happen by default. Manually copying the directory allowed the web application to work for me. Not sure if this is a workaround or a fix.

Also the web-based portion of the  installation failed with this error in the apache log. PHP Fatal error:  require_once(): Failed opening required '/usr/share/airtime/library/php-amqplib/amqp.inc' (include_path='.:
/usr/share/php:/usr/share/pear') in /usr/share/airtime/public/setup/rabbitmq-setup.php on line 3

The version I installed via tarball had doctrine  phing  php-amqplib  ZFDebug in the library directory, so not sure why they are missing with this branch.


Since we already have the Office as a class we do not need to identify it to itself. You can have the relevant attribute set to a default of "Office" to make things easier. It can be shortened to the following.
'''
office = Office("Spooky")
'''


I think you need to fix both of these


@sbaogang It doesn't need but it used to. I get rid of that sleep


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did you just reveal your ip lol


Prediction of  Defaulters in AAP using Logistics Regression model.


well if we had it the wrong way i'm pretty sure the commands would not work as expected.  and i can login, read and write with a full cr80 card...  and a keyfob (with the right antenna)...


It worth 6.11.1 release


Files already can be added with a fieldname (see https://github.com/ifedapoolarewaju/transloadit-java-sdk/blob/master/src/main/java/com/transloadit/sdk/Assembly.java#L43). It should take it from there.


Experimented with the opening and closing snippets that must be stripped off.

From the *opening*, can strip off lines 2-4 entirely (line 1, being the opening curly brace, remains)

```
  "liferay-20113" : {
    "mappings" : {
      "LiferayDocumentType" : {
```

*Or*, strip off the entire opening snippet beginning from line 1, making sure the curly brace from line 4 remains:

```
{
  "liferay-20113" : {
    "mappings" : {
      "LiferayDocumentType" :
```

I personally like the first one better because it's easier to delete whole lines. "Remove lines 2-4 <snippet> and make sure the opening `{` from line 1 stays", or something like it?

Then for the *concluding* snippet to strip off, we need to add one more closing brace for a total of 3 removed:

```
    }
  }
}
```

With these changes, I can confirm `overrideTypeMappings` worked for me - and I didn't need any mental gymnastics to follow the instructions which is a big plus for this setting  👍


local ip, which changes like every 3 days due dhcp :3 it there so people can put there own name in so it always shows correct user name client side :3


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Where? Haven't got it...


ah shit i didn't spot the first two bytes, seems like i'm tired xD


KOmentarisem preko GitGub sajta !!!


This excludes ports and funs. I'm sure funs are intentional, but are ports intentional as well?


_culture chaaaange_


Your profile pic wasnt reset...


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Ну на основании примера, который вы объясняли, мы же не знаем пока, сколько ячеек памяти нам понадобиться, а одна ячейка у нас уже забита под нулевой символ, вообще можно ввести любое другое число (я подумал, что 2 будет оптимально).
```  this->value[0] = '\0'; ```


what about putting it in parse_args like _LOGGER instead?


#5919-CoilHeatingWaterToAirHeatPumpEquationFit-shows-very-low/high-outlet-temperature (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2477 of 2477 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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А где коллекция, в которой элементы храниться будут?


Oh, yeah it is.  Visit his profile and see his commits


Почему здесь проверяется getSize(), хотя нигде внутри он не используется?


Окей)В скором времени появится.


Wrong licence, see the footer.


BlogController?


Yep. I guess a gentleman agreement that if a commit is > 80% verbatim cherry-pick, attribution is to be kept, is fair enough...


Your indentation seems inconsistent at some points. Try use 4 spaces per indentation level and be consistent. You can set these spaces in your editor. Reference: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#indentation


Really nice update! Thanks!


Looks good!


Hi, Yuly,

I see some good progress here.  There's still some more to do - let me give you some hints here.

1. In draw_box - if you just write hide_turtle, you will get an error.  This is for three reasons:
 a. The name of the method is hideturtle (method is another word for function)
 b. You forgot the parentheses
 c. Most importantly, you can't call this method by itself.  You need to say which turtle you want to hide.  In this case, you want to hide the "box" turtle.  So, you call the hideturtle just like you called goto (with a dot - think of the dot as the word, "open" - open up the "box" turtle, take out the method called "hideturtle," and run it).

2. For SendButton
 a. Fix the spelling of the class name, and pay attention to the case.  Write SendButton instead of sendbutten, and write Button instead of butten
 b. In the __init__ method, you need to add an extra input: view.  This will be an instance of the View class.  Basically, you are making a class for a button that you click to send a message.  That button will be inside of a chat window.  The whole chat window is controlled by the View class.  The button needs to know which View instance it lives in.
   i. In the __init__ method, you need two lines.  One will call the __init__ method of the super class - to see how to do this, look at the Snake example from the Module 4 notes.  The other will save the view input into an instance variable.  To see how this is done, look at how the width and height are saved in the TextInput class in the widgets file.
   ii. In the fun function, you have the right idea - send_msg is the name of the method you want to call.  But again, you can't call it by itself, just like you couldn't call hideturtle by itself.  You need to first "open" an instance that this method lives in.  That instances happens to be the view instance you saved in the __init__ method.

Once you work on these steps, push your code and let me know, and then I'll send some more hints for the View class.

Take care,

Ted


keep it project specific? and add phpunit [compatible to php5.6] to composer (in require-dev)?


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La GestionProjet initialise dorénavant la ClientCAD, qu'elle transmettra ensuite à GestionClient via MainWindow, pour ça que la propriété est en public


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i will rewrite it


Le Binding de la liste des clients de ClientCAD sur la ComboBox de la ModalWindow


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Hi @janhuenermann I'm amazed by your work! I just showed it today in my NYU course and would like to make some examples combining neuro.js and http://p5js.org. Would love be in touch, congrats on such an impressive demo!


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Propriété qui sera utilisée pour le binding


how do we know, admin vs normal user credentials?
and each test will run with clean state?


А куда это isClicked() делся?


ok


@genirahul Commenting code here, was not compiling.


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I don't thin 2 routes are needed!


Gestion Client reçoit maintenant ClientCAD dans son constructeur et ne l'instancie plus


to save some line, let's create this array outside and for admin push `'delete_form' => $deleteForm->createView(),` to array and return


I know this is super nerdy, but it'd be great if we could prioritize this. 🤓


Hello World

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add a method based annotation for security?


@ismayc hey, this is great! Will share it via twitter.


you can never go too far when you can't come back home again


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We'll be sure to add you as a collaborator to the package as well.  Thanks for thinking of this!


my email is incorrect... it's kari.gignac01@stclairconnect.ca


This will be included in the next release to CRAN of the package, which should be happening soon (hopefully).


setUserData can call this method and can avoid 5-6 lines above


Looks good


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Re: CRAN and collaborator status, Great! Happy to help our, and my contribute more vignettes later on. We’ll see!

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missing NewLine at End Of File (EOF).


Great!


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Please do!  You can use this NBA example as a model for a vignette and then create a pull request as you create new vignettes.  We'll be happy to look them over, provide any needed feedback, and get them added to the package.


perfect. Keep me updated on CRAN status!

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Closes #153


How old we talking?


It's fine in this stage, but we should change this with CPU affinity and Hot Plug support implementation.


same


Yeah we probably need a gnucc version guard. I guess 6.0 would work. This
has broken mraa-i586 builds on Jenkins :/

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Yeah, I think that's exactly what we want!


check your firewall, it works for me.


I suspected that would be the case. Will remove the local storage variable and reduce to base "new Storage()" as you indicate.


Oh fuck, I just tried the latest scrollbar, it's brilliant :) This looks perfect, works perfect, there is nothing I can imagine of being improved.

By the way, something in general, as your work is much more than appreciated: If you find things that might be improved or added, feel free to tell us or to even commit things. I am pretty sure it will come in favor :)


Yup


  // , Does this module still support ruby 1.8.7?

That is, could I use it with CEntOS 6, as outlined in the following issue:

https://github.com/solarkennedy/puppet-consul/issues/317#issuecomment-279111917


Hatte ich vergessen? @JohannesHoppe


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Getting rid isn't necessary as we already have it. Let's keep it, maybe we will need it in the future.


I honestly don't think this was added until GCC6, at least that's what the documentation indicates. Both me and @pylbert were wondering yesterday how this passed Travis for MRAA.


Bummer that we have to do this, but 🤷♂


Hi, Ariel,

If you have a spare hour tomorrow and would like to schedule a remote help session, let me know.  I can arrange to have a Google Hangout with you.  I'll be running an open session in the Nazareth hub from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, but outside of this range, I can schedule a time slot with you for any time between 10:00 AM and 11 PM.

Take care,

Ted


Да, прошу прощения, действительно как-то не заметил, вообщем я подправил свою версию и выложил ее в ветку String. Можете посмотреть


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Haha. This is what I thought as well in first place. But it is OK, the "on" part belongs to the next bit already.


What do you mean by "has cpu" ?


Actually, this is unnecessary. I always return nil, but I guess that may not always be the case.  🤷♀


Could you please explain how to define the constraints for the array


Not finished building. Original commit


Hi, Amir,

Good progress.  I see you are coming to the open session on Wednesday - that's great.  Focus on the View class - once you complete this, you'll have a working version of your project.  You need to:

1. complete the __init__ method (you can skip the parts about turtle.setup, as well as the listeners part)
2. write the send_msg method - it has four lines
3. complete the msg_received method - it needs two lines
4. write the display_msg method - it can be done in as few as two lines.

Almost there!

See you in the evening,

Ted


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make this `is_wss`?


maybe we should print to stderr


Todo: re-add without quotes for the 3


I changed the color scheme to be white on dark grey. I could also change it to white on black. It could be
```css
body {
    background-color: #000000;
    font-family: "Open Sans Condensed";
    color: #ffffff
}
```


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It's a very nice.


海学长


mvpp2_throughcpu_read and mvpp2_percpu_read use same CPU window for MVPP2_BM_PHY_ALLOC_REG and MVPP2_BM_VIRT_ALLOC_REG


I couldn't get the `parcel_lookup` query to work; so just grabbing it from salesforce.


Direct objects have an object number of 0. For visitation purposes, you could consider them part of their parent.


//Реализованы объекты OrderedProduct
    //Сделано правильное заполнение данными при чтение из БД, связанное с этими объектами
    //Приведено к единому стилю часть кода
    //Расставил немного TODO
    //В диалоге добавления заказа правильно реализовал нажатие кнопки стрелка
    //Дата заказа устанавливается в БД как String, берется пока что из системы. Использовал Format
    //CRUD почти реализованы для объектов и БД
    //id объектов теперь хранится и берется из БД


@sforz Should we delete these lines or uncomment them?


@maksimf @patricioe Thanks for the fix. I would suggest pinning the minimum supported version of Faraday in your gemspec so that you don't run into other potential backward compatibility issues with older versions.


Our modules does not support Ruy 1.8.7, it may or may not work, but we'll gladly merge PR that fixes issues on Ruby 1.8.7 as long as it does not complicate the code too much.


Works for me now top, guess the site wasn't working when I looked at it first...


You've forgot `/view/languages.html`.


Naw probably just S3


Ez szép és jó, de hol a medve?


Hi, Avigail,

I see you haven't pushed code to GitHub for a while, but I know you've been working on Laptop 60 from home and at open sessions.  It's a good idea to push your code to GitHub fairly often in order to back up your work.  Also, I can view it and provide hints that way.  The steps are:

0. Save your work in idle3 first (many students forget to do this, and with bad consequences)
1. Open a terminal (it can be the one you used to run idle3, but if it isn't, make sure you go to the right directory, or folder, by using the cd command - something like cd avigail/meet201617yl1cs-chat
2. Enter the following four git commands:
git add --all
git commit -m "comment"
git pull
git push

I'll see you at the open session tomorrow evening.

Take care,

Ted


Its the same as what we are putting into 0.60.x


The last use of the `i18n` parameter was removed in this commit. Do we still need to `create()` this module?


@luispollo Thanks for the heads up, I'll do that


I think is OK since auto-generate from: https://github.com/bigcompany/hook.io/blob/master/view/languages.js


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Вот теперь правильно


For `Apply`, Python updates the state one-tuple-at-a-time, so Python increments the counter. For `Aggregate` Python handles all the tuples together, but states have initial values to be delivered to Python.


opening


Nice a linear gradient. I enjoy playing around with the gradients (especially if I am not working from a design comp) and usually use this site to figure it out http://www.cssmatic.com/gradient-generator


Everything is S3's fault :P

I'll build a wall around websites that are down, and let Amazon pay for it! XD


@excelwebzone is this valid according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.164?


do i have to provide constraints for each object in the array?
for me, the items in the array are dynamic based on the selected item from the dropdown


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@fraserscottmorrison I just pushed a bug fix too so please update


what is this project about @troylelandshields? Just curious?


revisar commit


I can confirm all 4 snippets worked for me as provided: 1 `additionalIndexConfigurations` + 2 `additionalTypeMappings` + 1 `overrideTypeMappings`.  LGTM!    :shipit:


Эммм. Все же нет, не правильно. Зачем мы тогда передаем элемент в параметрах, раз пишем здесь вот это?


Nice!


Yes, because I don't see why we need to rehash/duplicate the group keys again. Also we need to know which row index of the state table to write back to, so I used the row index as the "hashcode" in this `buffer`. Are you suggesting that we rehash and duplicate groups keys and also maintain a mapping from keys to state row indices?


Updating this intro


Thanks for fixing stuff I did not see!


Yea, I already had binary package so this slipped through. Fixed. Also enabled `icu` as per @jbergstroem's suggestion.


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increasing The height may not work for some pages


This needs to be

```https://api.dc01.gamelockerapp.com/shards/na/players/?filter[playerNames]=<player>```


There is a typo here: should be `==` instead of `-`.


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Sometimes "0" is used for country code.. but I guess we can strip all 0's before saving it.. if you prefer?


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Instead of creating a mutable array and adding to it with `.push` on L131, you could replace `files.forEach` with `files.map` and *return* the promise, then use `Promise.all` as before. Also, I don't think you need to pass `this` as an argument when using fat-arrow functions - they should keep `this` the same regardless. For example:

```js
const files = mediaFiles.concat(entry);
const filePromises = files.map((file) => {
  const fileObj = {
    file_path: this.safeFilepath(file.path);
  };
  return Promise.resolve().then(...)
});

return Promise.all(filePromises);
```


it has to match the standard is all.  check twillio for examples, they have some good docs on this.  the schema shouldn't allow a pattern that isn't considered valid so we'd have to fix it in js most likely.


But now there is possible NPE. Your second read of referenceList is still data race read without any synchornization


also change logic in open, save and generate methods.


You might want to change your GMail password before someone sees that.


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Это поле нигде не изменяется - всегда создается первый фрагмент


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> Note: In https://github.com/wb-eme/collector-php/blob/master/src/AppBundle/Controller/EllenPluggerController.php (line 552 - getFormattedPhone) we strip the "0"


the `each` validator is designed to have a single set of validation constraints that applies to all of the individual values in an array. so you would, for example, specify that each value in the array must be a string with length less than 1024.

for further discussion, please go to #124


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При повороте экрана активити пересоздается - в результате на экране может оказаться 2 фрагмента (т.к. добавляешь, а не заменяешь)


jap! hattest du! war nicht einfahch, darauf zu kommen! ;-)


Nice to see you do some outside html research. Figure is a useful element for grouping content. Something to remember is that it should only represent elements that could be pulled out from the flow of the content and the figure would make some sense, and that the main content would not have a giant hole in it. I think you used it well here as you kept the header elements outside of the figure.


`<figcaption>` It should be a single word no spaces. There are no spaces in tag names.


Done 🎉


Irks... das war aber auch ne schwere Geburt, diese Umstellung


parse_args is activated through main(). I want someone to be able to have a `Project` object, then import something like `summarize()` and pass the `Project` instance as the argument. If we set `_COUNTER` to null then `parse_args` is never called, they'd get an exception I think.


Тест комментария


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newbie passing by : learning github


I don't think that's a common case. Typically tags are not very long and the HEAD is pointing at no tag at all...


If we don't allow "0" we will need to parse in ether JS or PHP and convert number. Ex: A number such as 020 7183 8750 in the UK would be formatted as +442071838750.

> Note: we will need to add a function to the schema to handle that somehow


great


Regarding capitalization.  You may want to consider a model where things in the repo are lower-case (src, pkg, etc...), and external or generated things (Tools, Bin, Packages), are upper-case.  I wouldn't expect there to be a "Tools" and a "tools", but maybe a "Tools" and a "tools-local"


Yes I think so too. Btw it was my intention here: https://github.com/TeamWin/android_device_xiaomi_hydrogen/commit/06464eef5524171cd617d978d32934a9b534bb3d

But you removed it here: https://github.com/TeamWin/android_device_xiaomi_hydrogen/commit/07e548d27e8140c3075bf7dbe57e55b6cd25129a

> Remove Mi Max SD652 variant (helium) support. Better have that standalone tree.

A merger will help users to avoid confusion between the different Mi Max. It's the best solution.
Thank you for your contribution. 👍

It will only remain to :
- Delete this repo.
- Rename the hydrogen repo by "unified Mi Max"?
- Update Mi Max markdown


Smug bugger. ;D


submission accepted


I would consider using the div to contain the entirety of these sections and use a p tag to wrap the distinct text. `

`


Xl Gprs


Just curious really, what are you referring to with the class name "dft"?


Don't forget to change it in GMail!  People are scanner commits for the words "removed password".  Hope I wasn't too late.


Seems like I won't have to worry about any path issues with you, you've got it down.


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I am afraid, this calculation is not accurate.
You see it in your test code, where you try to use more modern dates, for 2015 - 2018 in the Gregorian calendar.

In my repository [calendariale](https://github.com/catull/calendariale/blob/master/src/calendar/FrenchRevolutionaryCalendar.ts#L35) I calculate the date from a different epoch, not the ISO-1970, but the so called Julian Day notation.

The French Republican calendar is not exactly 4 * 365 + 1 days in 4 solar years, instead the first day of the year coincides with the autumnal equinox.

Its calculation is a bit more complex, have a look at the reference above.

I also need the calculation of the equinox for the Persian calendar.

My repo [calendariale](https://github.com/catull/calendariale) actually implements all 31 calendars from [Calendrical Calculations](http://www.cs.tau.ac.il/~nachum/calendar-book/third-edition/) plus some, in TypeScript as a library, it took me some 4 months to complete them.

I actually was inspired by a guy who lives in Belgium if I am not mistaken.

He implemented the original 31 calendars in python, from the same book.

Anyway, I planned to implement all 31 calendars in alphabetical sequence, starting with the Armenian calendar, but your work changed that plan slightly ...

I want to help you to implement the most accurate `French Republican` calendar.
In the meantime, consider the so-called `French Arithmetic` calendar, which is kind of a more formula-based way to look at the `French Republic` calendar.

I a strange way, your implementation is an approximation of the `French arithmetic` calendar, but you unfortunately chose to call it `French Republic[an]` calendar.

That is my opinion.

Perhaps you should first implement the `French arithmetic` calendar.

See the code at [FrenchArithmeticCalendar.ts](https://github.com/catull/calendariale/blob/master/src/calendar/FrenchArithmeticCalendar.ts#L36) in the same `calendariale` repo.
TypeScript is just annotated JavaScript, to catch a lot of compilation errors etc.


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can you please create an issue and post an example code with env info too, thanks.


I've frankly no idea why Github connects me to this change. I haven't worked at this at all. - Just pulled in the change to my fork. But after having a quick glance, i think you are right.


Thanks, sound interesting. Some things...
(1) Why exclude extended attributes?
(2) -Xbcj  -Xdict-size are only valid for xz compression.


See my long comment above, about the difference between `French Republican` vs. `French Arithmentic` calendar.


These messages are too similar. Please extract the base sentence structure into one String and add "banks"/"economy features" as a argument to the parsing. The method will be slightly longer, but we only use Txt.parse once afterwards.


Could you double check the time on the server? Is it accurate?


submission accepted


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Import card list from deckbox.org csv file](https://trello.com/c/4HHqJoT1/9-import-card-list-from-deckbox-org-csv-file)


OK, so for `Apply`, the current state that we're materializing with the input tuple has already been updated by Python. For `Aggregate`, do we call `updateState()` at all? (I assume that `evalGroups()` does all the work here.)


True. This was addressed in a later commit. Please see https://github.com/qos-ch/slf4j/blob/master/slf4j-api/src/main/java/org/slf4j/helpers/BasicMarker.java


Lol isn't the start of EP7 set on Tatooine?


Won't this result in a buffer overflow if the function is passed the string "gpio" ?


Nicely done using a class selector in combination with a tag selector. Something to keep an eye out however is whether or not you needed to add another selector to this declaration block. Do you use the 'home' class anywhere else or with any other elements? If I removed the img selector from this rule would it change the style in anyway? When starting out trying to keep your specificity low is useful so that later on when you need to override that style you don't have to make an even more complicated selector.


Thanks @shiffman Definitely depends on your use-case but would recommend you to check out [ConvNetJS](http://cs.stanford.edu/people/karpathy/convnetjs/demo/rldemo.html) by Andrej Karpathy, because it's documented quite well. I didn't have the time to create a documentation for neurojs yet. And I think ConvNetJS does the job. (NeuroJS is intended for more advanced projects). But of course if you use NeuroJS that would be really cool. Keep me up-to-date with your project! ;)


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String desc = command == null ? "do that" : command.getDesc();

This line is a re-occurring pattern. Please make sure it is abstracted to one single place. Maybe an abstract class extending RequirementAbstract? Or is this kind of method included in a MassiveCore utility? Please explore your possibilities :)


@kulga I could not find documentation on Nginx reverse proxies that says anything about the Proxy header. Can you link one?


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No, actually it won't because it will point to the terminating NUL - sorry about the noise :-).


Yes, AppStream can be used in type 1 and 2. At this point I consider type 2 mature enough so that I'd recommend you to use `generate_type2_appimage`.


Is this really required? Isn't the checking already case insensitive for most cases? If not, that's probably a bug in the crawler. I think your selectors should always be lowercase.


#67 #70


ㅇ


I think it would be clearer to avoid `TupleHashTable` and just use a separate `IntObjectHashMap` and `TupleBuffer` (I don't think we need `replace()`, so we shouldn't need `MutableTupleBuffer`).


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How can this patch be sufficient without also modifying the caller of handle_command()?

I don't think it's technically necessary to initialize err to 0, but I actually prefer it the way you have it.


@mbonjour, de mon côté ça fonctionne bien en refaisant la db et avec le nouveau seed...


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This does not follow our bracket standards at all. I know it's not your initial code, but please take a good look at how it should be done. If we visit a class, we should always leave it better behind then before.

On the same topic:
You could also have each the Ally/neutral/truce/enemy enum override the getColor method and have the default implementation returning MConf.get().colorMember.

``` java
ENEMY(
 		"an enemy", "enemies", "an enemy faction", "enemy factions",
 		"Enemy"
 	) { @Override public ChatColor getColor() { return MConf.get().colorEnemy; } }
```

Try for yourself and see which way you find more appealing.


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If the extension method ToDynamicObject is not required, remove it.


I was trying to cover the case where you have (i) more than one Soup instance running on the same machine and (ii) more than one Base per Soup instance.  Snowflake's ProcessUniqueId is a combo of zero-indexed process id + thread id.  E.g., if you have 2 Soup instances, each with 2 Base nodes, the file names you end up with are "soup-puid-0-0.log", "soup-puid-0-1.log", "soup-puid-1-0.log", "soup-puid-1-1.log".

BTW is NodeAddress only assigned from on_commit?  Should we do it instead from on_connect?


ena dyo tria


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sizeof("GET") - 1, strlen to heavy!


I think you can get the database connection by using `$query->getConnection()` as well. :)


can you add a space


When the get_device_browser and get_device_os functions get expand to include a more rigiorous detection, these tests can be broken down further to test specific browser and browser versions as well as specific os and os versions.


:+1:  just tested character counter works perfect!


Look, some things cannot be applied to the 5/6 `supplementary days`.
Calculating with weeks is one of them.  Rather than forcing them into a 7- or 10-day week pattern, exclude them from week-calculations.
This is perfectly legal.

Let me give you an example.

In the so-called `International Fixed` calendar, there are 13 month of each 28 days.
Every month starts on a monday, every year starts on a monday, BY DEFINITION!
This gives you 364 days.  The 28th of December is always a sunday, BY DEFINITION.
The last day of the year is called `Year day`, it is not part of a week; instead, the week end of December 28th, then comes an out-of-week day - `Year day` - and then January 1st of the following year is a monday again.
There is also `Leap day`, which another out-of-week day between the squeezed in-between months 6 and 7.
Thus, all calculation involving week.

Search for `isSpecialDay()` in [InternationalFixedDate.java](https://github.com/ThreeTen/threeten-extra/blob/master/src/main/java/org/threeten/extra/chrono/InternationalFixedDate.java).

So, if I were you would special-case handling with WEEKS for the 5/6 `supplementary days` - or month == 13, and treat it as if WEEKS was 0, honestly.
Again, this is legal.


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1) As far as i know, archlinux base image not using extended attributes, so we can skip them to minimize image size
2) Oh, sorry, forgot about it. Can we use "-b 1024k -no-xattrs" as default then, and add specific after getopt, when compressor == xz?


This does not work when comparing N and NW (or similar) because the value resets to 0 so NW(7) is not considered one away (45deg) from N(0). I cannot think of a elegant fix at the moment.


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Hi @dag08!

There's no PaintCode file because I copied the code directly from the app and used it inside the class.

But it should be easy enough to understand what's being done in `_drawAccurateHalfStarShapeWithFrame:tintColor:progress:` and convert it to Swift if that's what you need.


Use `assertAlmostEqual()` to avoid precision issues when comparing floats.

https://docs.python.org/3/library/unittest.html#unittest.TestCase.assertAlmostEqual


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Why do you ignore the fact that visorchannel_signalremove() might fail?  I.e., if it fails, msg will be invalid, yet your code looks at it.

Similar to the last patch, I can't see how you can make this change without first modifying any callers of read_controlvm_event().

You also need to fix the comment block preceding the function.


This destroyed the hole layout... Shame on you... Fixed it in branch design-footer


Although i agree with the color choice in this one, is this ever used in a Type? Is it ever displayed anywhere? I don't think it is.

This enum is for information only and doesn't need to implement Colorized.


The server time is accurate.

Based on the error message you got here: https://imgur.com/a/8usWL , it seems to be SSL related?

I have updated the OpenSSL version to openssl-1.1.0e and reinstalled nginx.  Perhaps that helped? Do you still get this problem?

I think the issue could be possibly related to either nginx configuration, openssl, server hardware or network on Hetzner.

Do you get any HTTP connection problems on the blog, which uses HTTP instead of HTTPS 2.0? http://play.freeciv.org/blog/

Andreas


I thought if `file_get_contents` gets a non-2xx it would error out? I figured that's what the try / catch was for.

I think by doing this synchronously you may not have control over how many requests are made in a given timeframe. Promises should speed things up, or at least allow us go to the max. It also turns out what's passed to `sleep()` is truncated as an integer, so it's probably not sleeping at all here. Apparently we need to use `usleep()`.

I did some testing and wrote a script using Guzzle\Promise: https://gist.github.com/MusikAnimal/adda74752b54181d93ed63d7c3f127b8

This outputs the timestamps of before/after the script. Here I saw it took around 2 seconds. I ran the same script using `file_get_contents` instead of promises and it took around 6 seconds. So my guess is this promise-based approach will safely speed things up quite a bit. The `usleep( 100000 )` ensures we are never doing more than 100 requests a second, so we _should_ be safe from 429s.

Maybe try doing a run with the promises, and see if it errors out? My script does ignore 404s and 500s, but I think that's OK. 404s mean zero pageviews, so no need to report, and 500s most likely mean the "cassandra backend" error, which we used to have to check for. However since the new AQS cluster was deployed I have not seen or heard of this error once, so I think we should be safe.


just tested it out on the VM server and everything works still


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Why not change back after every option in the kbuild section? This would always put the user in the correct directory, even if you exit from there. Also this would fix if you press "Initialize Kernel" multiple times, which will error in a "Makefile not found"


I never did that... Only the other way around... ???


alittle bit off-topic, but would any of you know a working mute system for tfs 1.x?


Another option would be to use `R/sysdata.Rda`


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I had to revert this fix to get export working in a recent electron package.


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@tannergooding How did this get this wacky non-dated name?


Actually I still have that same Clone trait problem.  Rust's file handles do not implement the Clone trait.  This makes sense, as we shouldn't be allowed to try and perform a bitwise copy of one.

Since Base derives from Clone, we can't have a non-clonable field (that file handle) in the struct.  Thoughts?  Is there any way to customize a clone function for Base that drops the existing file handle and creates a new one?  Or should we make Base non-clonable?


Looks good, I will add it.  The `this` argument is to the `forEach` or `map` function, so I still think I need to add it:
> If a thisArg parameter is provided to forEach(), it will be passed to callback when invoked, for use as its this value.  Otherwise, the value undefined will be passed for use as its this value. The this value ultimately observable by callback is determined according to the usual rules for determining the this seen by a function.


good lad mike


I don't think we have to "enforce" coloration here. The class has so far managed really well without colors and having them doesn't improve the situation.

Also, I don't see how this improves a Type, in the contrary. Colors for Perms are actually used to show if it is visible or not:
https://github.com/MassiveCraft/Factions/blob/master/src/com/massivecraft/factions/entity/MPerm.java#L429

So if at all, please implement the colorized interface to use these colors instead of individual ones.


This is really close!  For our `for` loop, our `points` array has a length of 3.  That means it will have indexes for `0, 1, 2`, but not `3`.  So we will get an error here looping while `i <= points.length`.


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When I run your `index.html` and call the `animatePoints` function, I get an error that `revealPoints` is not a function.  This is because our new refactored function for one point is now called `revealPoint`.


Users can now:
- add comments to posts
- register & request password resets
- login / logout
TODO:
- user post create / delete / modify
- user profiles


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Coding standards  ...
Same for the rest in this commit

`$username = substr ...`


If you're objecting to `strlen`, I propose to replace `strncmp` with something like:
```
switch (method[0]) {
  case 'G':
    if (method_len != 3 || method[1] != 'E' || method != 'T')
        goto bad_name;
  ..
bad_name:
  default:
}
```


Okay, peut-être problème de version Node chez moi, à noter...


I don't think we have to "enforce" coloration here. The class has so far managed really well without colors and having them doesn't improve the situation.

Also, I don't see how this improves a Type, in the contrary. Colors for Perms are actually used to show if it is visible or not:
https://github.com/MassiveCraft/Factions/blob/master/src/com/massivecraft/factions/entity/MFlag.java#L269

So if at all, please implement the colorized interface to use these colors instead of individual ones.


P.S. IMHO it would still be useful to expose the proxy config as an option so that, as an application developer, you have explicit control over how you configure the proxy for this particular library, as opposed to the entire system through environment variables.


This effectively drops support for i686 by comparing iso against an incorrect checksum.


Hi Christian,

offtopic: with nonfree i meant proprietary.. as i found in Wikipedia it seems there are some open alternatives in development..

ontopic opncl:
i write down my detailed findings here so if someone else stumbles over this it hopefully helps..
i think i have successfully installed the nvidia sdk and about 'all' other things available & related from the Ubuntu package-manager..
on problem remains: `fatal error: CL/cl.hpp: No such file or directory`

I went on and searched - it seems in my installation the cl.hpp is missing. all only c  examples work out of the box. (for example: https://wiki.tiker.net/OpenCLHowTo#Testing)
i have tried and used another [simple c++ example](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26517114/how-to-compile-opencl-project-with-kernels):
here it also is missing the cl.hpp. i tried with just downloading this file from the [khronos registry](https://www.khronos.org/registry/OpenCL/api/2.1/cl.hpp) and putting it beside the main code file.
changed the include accordingly (`#include <CL/cl.hpp>` to `#include "cl.hpp"`) and the example compiled and run successful.

with this tested i tried the same with the CameraFrameTransformer and added the cl.hpp and changed the .h file accordingly.
that worked :-)

on my journey i also read in the cl.hpp file:

> The interface is contained with a single C++ header file cl.hpp and all definitions are contained within the namespace cl. There is no additional requirement to include cl.h and to use either the C++ or original C bindings it is enough to simply include cl.hpp.

so i additionally tried to commented the `// #include <CL/cl.h>`line and this did also work.

should i commit this and do a pull request? does it make sens to include the cl.hpp file? or should i dig some deeper and try to fix this on my system?
```
$ apt-file search '/CL/cl.'
nvidia-304-dev: /usr/include/nvidia-304/CL/cl.h
nvidia-340-dev: /usr/include/nvidia-340/CL/cl.h
nvidia-367-dev: /usr/include/nvidia-367/CL/cl.h
opencl-headers: /usr/include/CL/cl.h
```
seems that this file is not contained in one of the 'easily installable' packages..

if i get the hands on an freshly installed system i will try and write down what is needed to get reacTIVision to compile so this can be mentioned in the readme :-)

on the way to this i found a buggy behavior- if i start reacTIVision without a config it falls back to my video0 device.
thats a laptop internal cam:
```
device: 0
camera: Laptop_Integrated_Webcam_3M (uvcvideo)
driver: default
codec:  yuyv
format: 2048x1536, 3fps
```
this leads to a segmentation fault shortly after the interface is shown:
```
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
$ dmesg
...
[39638.745467] reacTIVision[16155]: segfault at 7f7b4897a010 ip 00007f7b467f70a0 sp 00007f7b009f92a0 error 4 in libnvidia-opencl.so.340.101[7f7b464c3000+bb5000]
```
my guess is that it has to do with the pixel size?!

next i have to digg and see how to setup the multiple cams...

hope you don't mind the longer message..

sunny greetings
stefan


I built a script which packages rstudio and the required dependencies as an AppImage which can be downloaded, `chmod +x` and the executed. It works on my debian strech system without gstreamer0.10 nor openssl1.0.0.

https://gist.github.com/janschulz/3d5d25c1326c1fcc60ba1222a10a6259

[I also got it to run natively without installing openssl1.0.0 (only the old gstreamer libs), so I'm still not sure if the openssl shared lib is really required. But I haven't tested every function so it might dlopen'ed somewhere...]


Salut


I agree with you, but this will be our next move :)


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Этот метод используется, если очень необходимо использовать тот же самый объект фрагмента (скажем, на него завязаны тяжелые долгоживущие объекты, например медиаплееры, которые сложно пересоздать)
Если нужно сохранить состояние UI, лучше использовать savedInstanceState


@lukasgraf irgendwie kann ich immer noch in den master einchecken (?)


Thanks!


The best way would be to read function documentation at run time, but I am not sure if that is possible. Or we can remove the function documentation. What do you think?


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geht doch ganz einfach, mit nem Ordner-Vergleichs-Tool, z.B. Beyond Compare


Giving example on how you can use information from UAV to send out an emergency take over.


static import


@MichaelWallace30
I think we should split GCS and UAV into separate files, cause I can't tell which variables are for GCS or which is for UAV, hence why im using that lambda expr for GCS


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I like the idea of reading the function documentation at runtime.  What do you see as the main obstacles?

Each function uses a FlagSet, and it looks like we can lookup the details of each each argument: https://golang.org/pkg/flag/#FlagSet.Lookup


Maybe we should adopt the godoc format so we can generate documentation?


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Yay! \o/


header {
    background: yellow ;
}


wew ladel


create index.html


ah thank you! I wasn't immediately sure what this --> "fieldname: The equivalent to input field names in HTML forms." implied. Would it make sense elaborate it some more on the wiki as well? [this one i mean](https://github.com/tus/tusd/wiki/Uploading-to-Transloadit-using-tus)


Build the initial Homepage


newlineeeeee


ты думал я не замечу не хватающей ";" ????


das geht nicht, das is eine 2D map!
hyperion.h : ` typedef std::map<QString,int> PriorityRegister;`
(ich bin gerade dabei das hier zu fixen)


This is sloppy, the create( ) function has huge dependencies on the rest of this file, that may not be known.
It would be much better (clarity+stability) to pass args into create( ) instead of relying on them coming from elsewhere.


I have added the description.