This breaks installers that executes things in threads, such as winetricks, wineexec, execute. It makes it so Lutris can't detect when games close, leaves it as "Game is running" until you hit stop.
Revert this commit please, until you can find a better solution!


Rename file to `shiftMetadata.ts`


Thank you for doing this.
But the same fix has to be applied to wxSpinCtrlDouble too.


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@Xandaros Thanks for the catch! Fixed the typo. Will be updated in a while.


Missing '$' in front of variable name. @lbesnard


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FYI: We use this CentOS images which distributed in [DockerHub](https://hub.docker.com/_/centos/)

`from centos:7.2.1511` or `from centos:7.3.1611` is better.


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#401 Reference so this part of the discussion will be visible as a link there.

Well, I guess it depends on the hardware (and software).

The VAX simulators can be configured with many separate controllers and the VMS operating system will expect to find 2 drives per controller.  The resulting device names are:
```
sim> set tdc controllers=4
```
is visible on VMS as:
```
$ SHOW DEVICE DD
Device                  Device           Error    Volume         Free  Trans Mnt
 Name                   Status           Count     Label        Blocks Count Cnt
DDA0:                   Online               0
DDA1:                   Online               0
DDB0:                   Online               0
DDB1:                   Online               0
DDC0:                   Online               0
DDC1:                   Online               0
DDD0:                   Online               0
DDD1:                   Online               0
```

Under XXDP, what happens if you've got multiple controllers?  Does it automatically recognize these or do you have to specifically tell it about each controller?


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demo


Testing the equivalence of regular expressions


写就绪


how can be define the region beacause I am defining the region then the bugs comes here KeyError: u'request'. please help me this query.


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i think this is a big fix ... that could be integrated separate from my feature -- my feature just exposes the bug.. the small change in this commit fixes the bug..


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The formats are different, so a convert is needed. Likely not hard.

JJ

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If all these changes are meant as transition to anaconda-based builds, why not just set environment variables `CONDA_BUILD_STATE`, `PREFIX` and `SP_DIR` to make use of changes introduced in PR #7 ?


Should be protected function


@jayvdb I'm getting this error in my CircleCI build https://circleci.com/gh/satwikkansal/coala-bears/13
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The following packages have unmet dependencies:
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W: Unknown Multi-Arch type 'no' for package 'compiz-core'
W: Unknown Multi-Arch type 'no' for package 'compiz-gnome'
W: Unknown Multi-Arch type 'no' for package 'libxapian-dev'
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```


public class BubboTest {

  	public static void main(String[] args) {
  	}

  }


Will this be updated for the latest beta 10.12.4?


change


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@mocchira Thanks, I've just fixed it:
- https://github.com/leo-project/leo_ordning_reda/commit/cb9049b263d5aaef0764688aaeb8fb18e09f5107


++ thanks for the quick fix!


Ok, thanks

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@KhaosT Shoot...thanks!


Yes, after testing it I discovered that it doesn't run correctly.
It's very strange how six to import the excefile inside of 3.5 but not 3.4.


> Could you publish a new version with this change on cartes.io?

Done.


We might as well let the last `buf_page_print()` abort the process.


@niranjana-tm  Added text from GIT HUB UI


@sudhanshu-tm  Added text from GIT HUB UI


Well you have null pointer check for name parameter so null is a valid input value, better check it doesn't crash when it happens.


a


gdb depend msys-readline6.dll
update msys-readline7.dll remove msys-readline6.dll
$ gdb
/usr/bin/gdb.exe: error while loading shared libraries: msys-readline6.dll: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory


Wow this is amazing, you ROCK!


@jamessimone that should be fixed now


Can I ask a question? I saw the wiki release 1.2.1 version in Nov 1st. I am strange that is it resonable to commit code after this milestone? is it a standard method?


If the problem is only in Python 3.4, then I suggest to drop support for
3.4 because nobody uses Lino there.

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Already documented at https://github.com/jpcsupplies/Economy_mod/blob/d08934cbda277b31d4b6ad77acb162382faad8f1/Economy/Data/Scripts/Economy.scripts/Messages/MessageBuy.cs#L199


what about this one?


That it doesn't crash if I pass in null as name parameter, better have test to check that than hope it doesn't.


Already documented at https://github.com/jpcsupplies/Economy_mod/blob/d08934cbda277b31d4b6ad77acb162382faad8f1/Economy/Data/Scripts/Economy.scripts/Messages/MessageSell.cs#L296


In same if block there is check if strlen(name) == 0 so this checks that clause


Creating the documentation file is a good idea.

I would have preferred not to remove NuGetAssets, but that's the way VS behaves. In the end it doesn't really matter and so I'm OK with this change.


aa true (https://github.com/ARMmbed/mbed-client-cli/blob/master/source/ns_cmdline.c#L627)


maybe you should verify that there is no such command available after invalid cmd_add call


禁止转换


The FAB button still crashes


我们test的日志是没有乱码和其他编码的，但是在我们实际生产环境中会遇到这些问题，才考虑到base64，这个在其他生产环境也会遇到和我们一样的问题吧，建议保留base64传输


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You might want to consider using [encodeUriComponent](https://developer.mozilla.org/de/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/encodeURIComponent) for the redirect url, just in case it contains a "&" itself. For `postmessage`, of course, this approach is totally sufficient


Would be nice to add an option to make fall damage unavoidable.

Didn't find where to leave suggestions so I'm just commenting here. Thanks!


Use git pull -ffr to get and pull any remote git commits that you don't have in your local source.
Also -ffr makes sure that your local commits get on TOP of the remote commit it pulls.


Q1 no

Q2 checks for a mod if loaded and does stuff.

Q3 Build a wall check

Q4 Automated.


just wondering: is `!=` enough in this case?


@minz1 it should be added to the dependencies file, and removed from here if we're going to track it from us


i think you meant to check in a symlink, not a copy of the activate file :)


color changed for span


hi


I would prefer to avoid introducing local non-`const` variables when possible.
Here, we could eliminate the two `bool` variables altogether and rewrite the `if` condition as follows:
```
if (!crypt_data && !srv_encrypt_tables) {
	mutex_exit(&fil_crypt_threads_mutex);
	return false;
}
```
By the way, why do we need the mutex at all here? The `space->crypt_data` should be protected by the reference-count which should already have been incremented by `fil_space_acquire()`. Please add `ut_ad(space->n_pending_ops)` to ensure that.


@perezal : We need to add a style that makes examples distinct from other tables (like tables that just show recommendations).


XXDP really does not support multiple controllers, there is just one device driver DD that will be at the default fixed address of 77650x. However it does then allow for many unit IDs (like 0..7) per controller, not just 0..1. This just happens because the TU58 device protocol allows a full byte for the unit ID, and it just passes it thru.

I tried RT11 and it appears to just support only two devices, DD0 and DD1 per controller (much like the vax, it appears). DD2 and DD3 (and beyond) are expected at different controller addresses (or not available at all).


Yeah, I really did, thanks lol


I copied it from elsewhere when I should have symlinked :P


`We have a long tradition of developing refactoring tools and contributing them freely to the Eclipse, Netbeans, Android Studio under their respective FLOSS licenses. For example, look at some of our recently released refactoring tools: http://refactoring.info/tools/` please state all your commits and pull requests. i feels that this is automated message and please post citations and resons why you says so.


Nice! But remember to use an `id` for this because you're gonna want to add more images later!


the testenv will use /usr/bin/python (python2.7) now unless the venv is activated when running the tests

probably add `basepython = /usr/bin/python` under `[testenv]` below?


@perezal I wonder if this is more effectively presented as a table with cases?


We can catch the Python 3.4  exception with a 'try ... except' statement and we keep support for Python 3.4


Woo logging 👍 👍


Needs semicolons! Semicolons! Semicolons! `;` `;` `;`


Hmm, it still seems to do python 3, I think because it uses the scripts in the venv, and those are all python 3 only.


@megax Can you check if this breaks anything in nemo for gtk-3.22 or gauple? In my test everything is fine on Ubuntu and Fedora.


oh nevermind i see what you did


Note to @antrim: I need to make sure this is consistent with **_Datasets…_** (No. 3).

cc: @perezal


i'd probably just stop using tox at this point, e.g. https://i.fluffy.cc/3BxM5M6xP2x7LBfXG7jc8KFrhdN8TX7L.html

right now it's creating a python2.7 virtualenv, not installing any dependencies, then calling a python3 script in the other venv. doesn't really help with much :P


Yeah, not sure it's the best way to do things, we seem to have an inconsistent way of doing things across repos (some with tox, some without, different pre-commit hooks, different naming and ordering of stuff in Makefiles, etc.) It all works pretty well, but there's definitely some confusion for me on what would work the best and what is needed where.


b


Hmm, with this here, does your script run? What does the title of the tab look like?


I think it's weird to have single bullet lists.
@perezal : We need a style for examples.


I added that because i don't know another way to get a latest "page" since Xat has a really big issue with cache and since i knew only this way, I added that but if you know something else, i'll take it.


Good use of spacing to keep things clear, remember to do an autoindent (ctrl-shift-b) from time to time too 👍


This appears to be the only place where `bool recheck` might be needed. It appears that the mutex is protecting `fil_crypt_start_converting`. On platforms that support atomics, I think that we should use atomics instead of the mutex here.
I would write this as follows (consider using atomics instead of the mutex):
```
mutex_enter(&fil_crypt_threads_mutex);
const bool recheck = fil_crypt_start_converting;
mutex_exit(&fil_crypt_threads_mutex);
if (recheck || crypt_data) {
	return recheck;
}
```


Необязательно сохранять ссылку на инпут, есть более реактивный подход


аргументы лучше будет получить внутри компонента


необходимо будет пометить инпуты директивой `formControlName`


Also at this point we always have `!recheck`, so this would better be written `return false`.
And I would not hold the mutex during the memory allocation.


аргументы с маленькой буквы


Hmm, why reassign `data` here?


Good catch! `&`


Значения в массивах, которые передаются в функцию должны быть явно заданы в JS, а не посчитаны автоматически. Возьмите в качестве значений массивов те value, которые вы поставили для соответствующих записей в полях option в предыдущих заданиях.


Nice descriptive commit message!


Hi to Iowa!
Sure, no problem. Here are my answers:
Q1: yes.
Q2: checking for NPE of a potentially non-initialized field.
Q3: Null check is a great name.
Q4: Yes, but with the optional refactoring step to apply the NullObject pattern.

Bye bye from Germany


Why not just `space->crypt_data = crypt_data`? (And check if `space->crypt_data` was already set, and invoke `fil_space_merge_crypt_data()` if needed.) At the very least, move the function `fil_space_set_crypt_data()` from fil0fil.cc to this same compilation unit fil0crypt.cc.


Please avoid unnecessary expensive lookups and use `fsp_flags_get_zip_size(space->flags)`.


LGTM.


This is how valve stores it.


Received


`id` for this `div` but `class` for the one above? Also watch out, with bootstrap it's just `class="row"`, no numbers for those.


测试忘记删除了－ －


test commit comm


I hit this, trying to load a m4a file without the faad plug-in in place.


I know this. Do not post to commit as it not about GDB


test


we should probably try to standardize. my personal opinion is basically:
- tox makes sense when you want to test multiple versions of something (usually a library which needs to support several versions of python).
- venv-update makes sense for applications since they only target one version (and there's no reason to use tox to create *another* virtualenv separately from the one you already have)

sometimes i abuse tox when i don't want to include venv-update to create a dev venv, but you have to do some hacks in the makefile to get it to correctly recognize when requirements change on disk: https://github.com/chriskuehl/identify/blob/f7747a53cbdad3a32a0196ceecd18a96d26421be/Makefile#L6-L16

i really do not like tox, but sometimes it's the easiest option.


Nice use of comments to help with debugging 👍


Do we really need `fil_crypt_is_closing()` any more, given that the operation is properly protected by `space->n_pending`?
If we really need it, then please write `space->crypt_data->is_closing()` or `crypt_data->is_closing()` to avoid the unnecessary lookup.


I think that here `!recheck` will always hold, so these should just be `return false`.


```private form: FormGroup;

public constructor(private formBuilder: FormBuilder) {}

public ngOnInit(): void {
  this.form = this.formBuilder.group({
    name: [''],
    count: ['']
 });

 public create(): void {
   console.log(this.form.value);
 }
```


There's certainly an easier way to display a nice grid in HTML...


Indeed.


Great. Let me know when it is down will test it


@kalyankondapally option 2 means adding insmod to init.rc, and calling it before lunch android services


done


thanks


Can the function be replaced by a `ToDoubleFunction<? extends Double>`?


nook


Yes, we can catch and rethrow IllegalStateException (or any RuntimeException really) unchanged. Any other Exception can be wrapped (also in IllegalStateException maybe?).


happy


fddfdff


This should include stdint.h to get the uint32_t type.


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 +新增了拍照功能


Hmm, does this work with the spaces in the URL? (` ", 12 /600`)

Also, be sure to split up monsters like this into multiple lines!


4 spaces indentation is standard in ffmpeg.


Shouldn't this use <>


We do not really need the `maxsize` for anything. It should always be initialized by the call, which in [10.2](https://github.com/MariaDB/server/commit/f2fe65106f731df48072a16eea3cda0a903d7fe5) was replaced by the inline function `fsp_header_get_encryption_offset()`. I would suggest porting that change from 10.2 to keep the code as similar to 10.2 as possible.
At the minimum, please revert the redundant initialization `maxsize=0`.


Wrong ordering of the includes.


잘 나오던데..


Also should use <>?


Half of these forward decls are probably not needed.


`n_pages` should be declared in this scope.


Why is this not static? Also affects some other functions.


This function must be 'const' in OJ (GCC 4.4.5), however, it works fine without 'const' in my computer (GCC 4.9.2). I don't know why.


@ieshaholley Sorry - can you please clarify? Do you see something wrong with this change or are you happy with the fix?


Not a valid error code.


Thanks @osahner. Will add the above test case :)


@ParkChanSol 이거 바로 전커밋이었던가 이미지 경로 수정한 다음 push하고 나서 이미지가 안보여서 바로 수정해서 그래요 ㅎㅎ


Why move from `append` to `prepend`? Does this mean everything I'm reading is in reverse order? 😨


You do this in a lot of places, but the ffmpeg coding style is to put the `{` on the previous line.


And the sub-brances you're already know:
- Python 2 and Python 3 usage on the same host;
- Python virtual environments
Applied usage:
--- Pyvenv package in Emacs

I'm trying to insert these points into your repository directly.


@dkaoster I need to get a markdown editor so I can test how these things look locally 😛


Good stuff, nice commit message and naturally imperial > metric 👍


This doesn't free anything? The write to `decoding_closing` is a dead store, because the common libavcodec code deallocates priv_data after this call.


May I ask why this is reverted?


passing something unique that the caller already knows in three instances out of four makes this less than optimal :)


连接不上 mongodb service createConnection 是会报错的，例如 mongodb 还没启动


It looks like this is never unreffed -> memory leak.


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👍  for logging to debug!


Hi @reger24 , and thank you for your feedback.
Maybe I should have submitted this proposal to discussion before committing, but to my mind this is not breaking YaCy existing features philosophy, rather just adding support for one more data format.

To my mind, when someone/some organization setups a server and provides a public search service, this is to be shared, or else it is would be restricted to authenticated users only. There can be many reasons to not provide search results as standard RSS/Atom feed (maybe the author considers this is not useful, not the trend, its alternative search APIs are sufficient, or is misinformed about standards...), but in the end it is just a technical limit for users that should be able to easily process data as they which in a standard way.

This mapping feature is just one more way to process HTML data without the need to add an external tool such as [RSS-Bridge](https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge).

I would also add I believe this is not just borrowing search results, but exposing and sharing them into the YaCy network using your own hardware resources, which is somehow rather valuable for the originator...


Whoa, split this up into multiple lines so you can read all of it at once! You can always break up the giant string blob at the end and use `+` to move some of it to the next line too.


@AdSchellevis maybe !isset($value) is more appropriate, what do you think?

It previously left empty occurrences like "set prio prio" in all rules and the above seemed to do the trick.


+                    for available_task in available_tasks:
 +                        if task_name == available_task:
 +                            self.data[available_task + '_' + db] += 1
 +                            self.data[task_name+'_task'] += 1


LGTM thanks for noticing.


@EvilBeaver тут перевод строки нигде не забыт?? а то с offset как-то странно получается, мне кажется...


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@fichtner I think the check for null or empty like you fixed now is better, I'm unsure what !isset() will do in this case.


тьфу ты. Забыт конечно


             self.data['indexer_task'] = 0
             self.data['database_compaction_task'] = 0
             self.data['view_compaction_task'] = 0
             self.data['replication_task'] = 0
тут також мабуть є сенс замінити на:
for key in self.data.keys():
    self.data[key] = 0


@mucsi96 : Thank you :)


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Format: ![Alt Text](url)


[심치훈]메인페이지+컴파일러


@pid011 아하 ㅎ


this does not make any sense. A variable named `build`, with 2 values (`test`, `test2`), get's rendered as `test,build=test2` , this format cannot be right, why is the first value without the variable name? why is the variable name even in the interpolation?


It would seem that XXDP, being a diagnostic framework really wouldn't be designed to test multiple controllers at the same time, meanwhile I'm sure you can (or have to) specify the specific details about the controller you actually want to test (i.e. bus address and vector), right?

Beyond that it would be shocking if real operating system device drivers that DEC wrote would be designed to handle a hardware configuration beyond what the hardware that DEC sold (i.e. 2 units per controller).

The protocol design (having a byte for the unit specifier) is independent of the implementation that the hardware built as.


메인페이지


It is the first repository here.

1. Start
2. Again


This function can fail with OOM.


i know... nothing from this branch is going to be merged, i will use it to find out what is going on with #116 and only the needed changes will be merged


Wtf is this? :)


Not a valid error code.


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This doesn't work. rk_context is freed when the decoder is closed.


Missing closing parenthesis here.


Also, this is not thread-safe (different frames could be freed concurrently on multiple threads).


I'm satisfied with the level of detail of this documentation and the implied audience of developers who can deal with pointers to resources elsewhere instead of needing step-by-step guidance in this document on, e.g., how to set up a virtualenv. @ryanpitts this ok with you as well?


The naming is kind of dumb. All-uppercase is normally reserved for macros by convention. The `_t` suffix is reserved by POSIX. FFmpeg API symbols should start with `AV` or `av`.


Should also have a FFmpeg prefix.


Not sure what you're trying to fix here, but... almost positive it didn't get fixed with this. >.>


Why do this?


It does actually fix it. This fixed #194


Note**: Decided to not use Vagrant to run google app engine.**


// f(k) = a(i) * k ^ i;


Sorry, #203


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It's rooted deeper into the parser, but I just wanted something there so that I knew kind of what I needed to do. However, I did some digging in the parser for chat, and commands and can't seem to find where this is actually going wrong


#include<time.h>
#include<iostream>
#include <stdlib.h>
#define Z '+'
#define X '-'
#define C '*'
#define V '/'
using namespace std;
int main() {

	cout << "请输入题目数量：";

	srand(time(0));
	int k1, k2, k3, k4, m1, m2, m3,l1,l2,s,a,b;
	int right = 0;
	char n1, n2, n3;
	cin >> b;//题目数量
	for (int i = 0; i < b; i++) {
		k1 = rand()%10;
		k2 = rand()%10;
		k3 = rand()%10;
		k4 = rand()%10;
		m1 = rand()%4;
		m2 = rand()%4;
		m3 = rand()%4;
		switch (m1) {
			case 0:
				n1 = Z;
				l1 = k1 + k2;
				break;
			case 1:
				n1 = X;
				l1 = k1 - k2;
				break;
			case 2:
				n1 = C;
				l1 = k1 * k2;
				break;
			case 3:
				n1 = V;
				if (k2 == 0)
					for (int j = 0;; j++) {
						k2 = rand() % 10;
						if (k2 != 0)break;
					};
				l1 = k1 / k2;
				break;
		}
		switch (m3) {
			case 0:
				n3 = Z;
				l2 = k3 + k4;
				break;
			case 1:
				n3 = X;
				l2 = k3 - k4;
				break;
			case 2:
				n3 = C;
				l2 = k3 * k4;
				break;
			case 3:
				n3 = V;
				if (k4 == 0)
					for (int j = 0;; j++) {
						k4 = rand() % 10;
						if (k4 != 0)break;
					};
				l2 = k3 / k4;
				break;
		}
		if (l2 == 0) {
			b++;
			continue;
		}
		switch (m2) {
			case 0:
				n2 = Z;
				s = l1 + l2;
				break;
			case 1:
				n2 = X;
				s = l1 - l2;
				break;
			case 2:
				n2 = C;
				s = l1 * l2;
				break;
			case 3:
				n2 = V;
				s = l1 / l2;
				break;
		}
		if (s - (int)s != 0) {
			b--;
			continue;
		}
		else {
		cout << "（" << k1 << n1 << k2 << ")" << n2 << "(" << k3 << n3 << k4 << ")=" << endl;
		cin >> a;
		if (a == s)
			right++;
}
	}
		cout << "您答对了" << right << "道题" << endl;

	system("pause");
	return 0;

}


This appears to be unused.


It breaks something else, then.

`args` is a tuple, because it's from `*args`. In the `except`, you set `arg = args`, and then the new `args` tuple to `(command[0], (these, are, args))`. It used to be `(command[0], these, are, args)`.

So... yeah. Argument injection is almost certainly broken. Because `' '.join`ing all of the args will just make it so that `%ARG1%` is `all the args`.


No.


empty key?


The point of these comments is providing the type of the data pointer, which your comment doesn't do.


Missing `,`


例如连接超时之类的，肯定是异步的，这个时候应用已经启动对外服务了。


There are two bugs in this commit.

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12508109/22965570/19f52682-f399-11e6-9a82-e67790f3314c.png)


The reason for separate methods is the fact that Setup doesn't want to do the base call. UpdateVisuals will search for a new property (which is how we get the new value on an undo postprocess).

UpdateInputFields just updates the text in the input fields, so when we do it in Setup, we don't waste time re-getting the SerializedProperty.


What are those MP_ALIGNs for?


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Why do this?


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// 光宇游戏笔试题C++.cpp : 定义控制台应用程序的入口点。
//

#include "stdafx.h"

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main(int argc, char *argv)
{
	int hash[256];
	char str[256];
	gets_s(str);

	int templ = 0;
	int maxl = 0;
	int rindex = -1;
	int length = strlen(str);

	memset(hash, -1, sizeof(hash));
	for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
	{
		if (hash[str[i]] == -1)
		{
			hash[str[i]] = i;
			templ++;
		}
		else
		{
			if (templ>maxl)
			{
				maxl = templ;
				rindex = i - 1;
			}
			templ = i - hash[str[i]];
		}
	}
	if (templ > maxl)
	{
		maxl = templ;
		rindex = length - 1;
	}

	for (int i = 0; i < maxl; i++)
	{
		printf("%c", str[rindex - maxl + 1 + i]);
	}
	printf("\n");

	system("pause");
	return 0;
}


Most of these checks are pointless?


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wasteful


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Also, all other hwaccel formats set these on data[3] (don't ask me why).


thanks you


That will also work 😁


This should be part of the main README.md :) It caused a lot of problems for me and It's hard to find the root cause ...


You shouldn't use `Pkg.dir("Kpax3")`, that's incorrect if the package is installed elsewhere on the load path. Use `dirname(@__FILE__)`


ДЗ_1_Михаил.html

Лучше было класс навесить


Because this is markdown. In order to get an `<hr>`, we need the tree "`-`".
The right fix is to have a template for the HTML email and another one for the TEXT email.


ДЗ_1_Михаил.html

У Вас получилась просто функция. Необходимо создание объекта


Han, sorry plozmun, I revert this part for ODM.


Sure, you did the bulk of the work, saved me a lot of time on the solution I ended up with. I would have submitted pull requests but what I ended up doing was a bit customised and very hacky!

Sounds good - once I've got some time next week I'll have a look at what you end up with and see if I can move my stuff back to your own.

I've got this set up on an internally hosted wiki for various internal projects, lets management and users of those systems see what known bugs there are or what changes are being made in particular versions as well as planned work in a short-term roadmap for open sprints. Which is why I went with a custom field rather than using description and why showing an issue multiple times for each component is more desired behaviour. Really useful, appreciate the work you've put into it. 👍


thank you!


Are you sure about safari as well?


thank you @ZogStriP - got it.


Dayum. Thanks. Will update.


В Projects тоже проверь тогда.


Done here https://github.com/stephpy/timeline-bundle/releases/tag/v2.3.1


see the issue #335


it's not usually desirable to have a duplicate copy of everything in the package just without being in a module - do `using Kpax3` in this file and you won't need `boot.jl`


Кажется нет смысла выносить идентификатор во внешнее свойство, тк он все-таки относится к внутренней логике


Awesome!


Это свойство и следующее за ним - тоже по смыслу должно быть закрытым


because I got the 404 when it was a string. I have just tested again this branch: https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/tree/temp-U4-9293 where I can reproduce with a 404 error when it's a string.


Зачем тогда они public, если Вы все равно их только внутри вызываете?


chcek


میل کی طرف سے ٹیسٹ


True, this wasn't problem before adding "apply" because everytime dialog would be a new QObject.


test


shorp


Avoid doing this through component's state(in general, try to avoid using state in component unless it's necessary). Use redux `connect` here to map state to props. In this case, use selectors composition, combine it with `getReviews` selector.


q


tengo que terminar las respuestas html en el ajax post para las participaciones, por alguna razon no realiza la funcion success al participar en talleres,


Нет смысла навешивать обработчик события на каждую ячейку в отдельности, лучше использовать всплытие и слушать событие на родительском элементе. Подробнее про всплытие тут - https://learn.javascript.ru/event-bubbling


ya no se produce el error de repeticion de posteo al ejeutar esta accion..


there is a `shuffle!` function in base, it may be clearer to use a different name here to avoid shadowing it and make it clear you're doing something separate, rather than extending a Base generic method (which would usually require at least one input type that you've defined here)


Mutex is protecting fil_crypt_start_converting variable not crypt_data, idea is that we want only one thread to start conversion and when starting thread has done necessary initialization rest of the threads can join to do work.


int defaults to signed 32-bit values, so you will have an overflow at the not-insane-size of 65536*32768 pixels. I suggest an explicit check for such error condition.


Очень длинная строка попробуйте оформить иначе (добавить отступов, пробелов, переводов строк)


Change the bagde from 2013 to 2016 !


this an heap-allocated variable, but of course not "the heap" itself.


**Change the badge** from 2013 to 2016 !


A more clear name for this bunch of letters would help.


Nem fog intbe beférni a gázpedál állása, jó volt az long-nak.


Кажется проще было давать ячейкам такой id и потом доставать их через getElementById


Moreover, returning is much faster than reference assignment.


I am surprised you can't reproduce it.

After you add the backend, all the added tasks should be persistent when you refresh your browser. However, that's broken for your newly added task delete code.

Here is the process to reproduce:
1. add at least 2 tasks;
2. refresh browser (you should still see those tasks);
3. delete one task (this task should be gone from the task list);
4. refresh browser

You should see the other tasks still be showing from the task list. However, they are all gone, with an empty task list showing up in your browser  !


Point? I guess it's a typo


Для этого есть classList.toggle('ch-wrap')


Nope, sorry my bad.


Hrm, well something is certainly odd, in my branch that you are reviewing now, I've put in a number of checks to deal with either a string or an int, in that branch if it is only an int compare then a 404 occurs.


Kind of tricky, props object contains not only props that we declare, there are more of them and better do it this way to avoid issues:
```if (props.reviewers !== newProps.reviewers){
...do actions/fetches...
}
``` etc.
Otherwise, it will fetch for data all the time if any property changed. But as I mentioned above, selectors composition allow you to get rid of  `componentWillReceiveProps`.


В данном случае совершенно бесполезная операция, т.к. к элементам строки и так можно обращаться через [].


It's `ip6prefix` or `ip6assign` from `network` (file: `/etc/config/network`)

````
config interface 'lan'
	option type 'bridge'
	option ifname 'eth1'
	option proto 'static'
	option ip6prefix '2001:db8::1/64'
````

or (2nd choice if above one is not present)
````
config interface 'lan'
	option type 'bridge'
	option ifname 'eth1'
	option proto 'static'
	option ip6assign '64'
````


@bnoordhuis We have delivered the fix for it in latest push. Please check. Thanks.


第一个博客


test


FYI it should be `!resultSet.wasNull()` on Oracle because NULL is empty String.


of course it's not a pb of our Postgres environment


As discussed, this will be left as is for now inorder to avoid extra string comparisons


Hm, the check for `valac >= 0.34` seems to shadow the previous `AM_PROG_VALAC` when there is only `valac < 0.34`:
```
checking for valac... /usr/bin/valac-0.32
checking whether /usr/bin/valac-0.32 is at least version 0.28.0... yes
[...]
checking for valac... (cached) /usr/bin/valac-0.32
checking whether /usr/bin/valac-0.32 is at least version 0.34.0... no
configure: WARNING: no proper vala compiler found
configure: WARNING: you will not be able to compile vala source files
[...]
./configure: line 17648: valac: command not found
[...]
           Vala Compiler: valac    --pkg gtk+-3.0   --pkg json-glib-1.0   --pkg rest-0.7   --pkg sqlite3   --pkg libsoup-2.4   --pkg glib-2.0   --target-glib=2.38                  -D VIDEO                  --pkg gstreamer-video-1.0
           valac version:
```


That's good you move it out of the render method(didn't get to agreement with the previous author) 👍


Why do this?


This is example where you should have to have the state in component (related to comments above)


Where do we do the reference counting? Add `ut_ad(space->n_pending)`.
I think that the thread should avoid hogging a `space` object too long. Maybe it should operate in batches. For example, if a big tablespace is being converted, we could call `fil_space_acquire_silent()` or equivalent, convert a bunch of pages, then call `fil_space_release()` to give a chance to DROP TABLE or similar.


Thanks for the suggestion, but I'm not sure I understand what you're suggesting.  In order to create a new queue in SQS, the AWS API requires the `AWS_ACCOUNT_ID` value to be set.  I might have missed something, but I didn't see any way to configure that value using the CLI.

There may be a way to manually add it to your aws credentials file, but in any case in a typical production setting you're not going to want to manually configure the credentials every time you provision a server, so I deemed using env variables the best solution.


maybe just typo  `getNotReviewed`


There is a typo:

```diff
- Jenkins 的前身是 Hudson 是一个可扩展的持续集成引擎
+ Jenkins 的前身 Hudson 是一个可扩展的持续集成引擎


Middle Button Drivers ? That nasty touch button ! & suspend Related oopses


are they fixed ?


I tried DukPy and it has problem of parsing regex.
Be aware DukPy seems not fully implement syntax parser.


Can we change this function too to take `fil_space_t*` as a parameter? This is its only caller. It also looks like the function could be defined inline in btr0scrub.h.


I think that we should skip `space->purpose != FIL_TYPE_TABLESPACE` here.


Maybe makes sense to try a dictionary or set structures here, instead of arrays, these are complex operations on severals arrays, might affect performance.


Check also `space->purpose`


@timmysze I also need to add the credentials for v2.3.x. Did this work for you? Doesn't it also need to be added to the connection?  `@conn = r.connect(...` ?


XXDP is a very simple operating system (much simpler than RT11, even) so it assumes just one controller at the standard address (77650x) but does support multiple unit IDs (0, 1, 2, ..., 7 is the highest I have used). Changing the controller address means using a binary editor program to tweak a location in the driver file (and making multiple copy(s) of the driver file with an edited base CSR address) if more than one controller is desired.

In my actual usage I typically have a base O/S tape on unit 0, and use units 1, 2, 3 for data tapes (ie, like copying files from 1 to 2 or 3 without having to swap out the unit 0 tape). One could not do this in the old days with drives that had only two fixed units (0 and 1). Probably not a big deal for most users, tho.

XXDP is such a simple environment that it made no assumption about the number of units per controller (up to the size of a byte), original hardware unit IDs 2+ that did not exist just did not respond and timed out.


@mjackson You're right! I'll try to fix it.


I would declare the parameter in the same line. It should be documented as `@param[in,out]`.


> ...If you are using the NVENC or AMD encoders...

I think, pointing to NVIDIA or AMD is not a fair option. Any encoder may fail. Or you think your coding is better than others do?


啊


mistake for this commit. It's just a small change inside the MoviesAdapter


Fixed and amended.


fixes #10


This function should return {:ok, _} or {:error, _} in case `params` is invalid.


Good point, I was having troubles with multiline matching, as JavaScript Regular Expressions are kind of crippled. I will find another solution!


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 * 9 tests had: Table big diffs.
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Do not split the line before the parameter, and document as `param[in,out]`.


Doing the check on the data coordinate is not really correct. I can pass coordinates like (-1,100) and it will be interpreted as (width-1, 99)


I am kind of confused about why you choose to use std::abs, but not std::min/std::max or std::swap.


A guard for `page_size > 0` could be usefull here.


This function should return


Callback not required, but I guess for testing purposes.

Whenever you dispatch action it's status tracked by redux `fetch` reducer. In your browser redux tool (click state button) your action will appear in `fetch` element of the state tree:

![screen shot 2017-02-15 at 09 46 32](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/15090149/22966726/cbd964a2-f363-11e6-94bd-8c10b5ae10a7.png)

All the errors and fetch progress is logged there, and from the redux logger as well you will see how it progress


Домашние работы


NOW 850MB


feel free to submit a PR ;)


In C++, `struct foo` declares the type `foo`. Please remove the `typedef` and instead declare the type directly as `struct fil_space_crypt_t`.


@jmp1985, either the import is not required, or something else is missing?


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Why do this?


soucre here


Remove the `typedef` and write `enum fil_encryption_t` instead. Use Doxygen comments for the literals. Omit the `SPACE_` from the literal names, because that is not part of the type name. I would write the comments before each literal like this:
```
enum fil_encryption_t {
	/** Encrypted if innodb_encrypt_tables=ON (srv_encrypt_tables) */
	FIL_ENCRYPTION_DEFAULT,
	/** Encrypted */
	FIL_ENCRYPTION_ON,
	/** Not encrypted */
	FIL_ENCRYPTION_OFF
};
```


That pull request template is brilliant, should use that in all projects


When is this flag set? Why do we keep corrupted tablespaces in the memory cache? Why not just remove them from `fil_system` when the corruption is noticed?


The `is_in_*_list` must be within `#ifdef UNIV_DEBUG`.


@sandermangel I'll get an issue opened on the base project and we'll poll. We could add the CoC and Changelog too


Remove the trailing period. Which mutexes or latches are protecting this? I suppose it is more than just `fil_system->mutex`?


This is the right way to use component state 👍


`@param[in,out] crypt_data`


This commit causes the following crash, is it possible if it is refactored?
$ bundle exec rake db:migrate:reset --trace
** Invoke db:migrate:reset (first_time)
** Invoke db:drop (first_time)
** Invoke db:load_config (first_time)
** Execute db:load_config
** Invoke db:check_protected_environments (first_time)
** Invoke environment (first_time)
** Execute environment
rake aborted!
LocalJumpError: break from proc-closure
/home/lnaia/.bundler/ruby/2.3.0/inherited_resources-f04e0422213f/lib/inherited_resources.rb:30:in `block in <top (required)>'


ss


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>

- [ ]

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-  #`_****_`


We are doing a `space_id` lookup already here. Please move the `fil_space_acquire_silent()` to this point and then derive the `zip_size` from `space->flags`.


Use a narrower scope and write in C++98:
```
if (fil_space_t* space = fil_space_acquire_silent(space_id)) {
```


Example, you dispatch action `FETCH_PULL_REQUEST_ADD_REVIEWERS` which carry out `query, variables, operationName, callback(optional)`. `fetchActionCreator` convert this action type to general `FETCH_DATA` type to feed it to `fetchAnythingSaga`, but it saves the name of initial action and log it's error and fetch progress.
This gives the advantage to get progress of any container that might fetch data on the page independently.

So get the progress of the fetch use selector, e.g `ducks/pullrequests/selectors/index.js`:
```
export const getPageFetchStatus = statusFetchFactory(types.FETCH_PULL_REQUESTS)
```

and I map it directly to LoadingComponent status property, see example: `src/client/containers/PullRequestIssues`


true. Fixed


@jeffg2k I'll try to test later today. By the way, my Geni Pro (trial) account has expired, so I'm not using SmartCopy as much anymore (but I did make the most of it while I could :wink:)


Remove the redundant type cast.
[C-style casts should be avoided at any cost.](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32168/c-cast-syntax-styles)


fixed


`FIL_SPACE_ENCRYPTION_DEFAULT` is a default parameter declared in the function. Revert this kind of changes. And never add C-style casts.


It tries here to find exact match by using original_string, normalized_version_label, missing_minor_patch_part_with_zeroes and extend_semver_with_additional_zero


Remove the redundant assignment. `mem_zalloc()` already zero-initialized the object.


`UNIV_INTERN` should be used in order not to collide with the XtraDB definition.


What's the use of the $ here?


It all generally looks great!


It's impossible for site id to be different than 13 chars in length?


Please remove this variable and convert the code to use the supplied `fil_space_t*`. For example, do not call `fil_space_get_zip_size()` but derive it from `state->space->flags`. Also, I think that we should remove `fil_crypt_is_closing()` altogether and rely on the reference-counting.


:+1: how ever we need kotlin 1.1.+ for lambada reference for method.
In this case `logError` uses class field and it can't be top level function.
I would change only all or none.


readme file added to the repository


Please pass `const fil_space_t*` to this function.


This commit seems to cause **all** files to be excluded when `--exclude` is omitted.  I'm not getting any output generated unless I put a dummy `--exclude xx` in the command line.


//Arma 3 - Holster Weapon Script - Edit by tanZ
//Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/sonoyunbukucutv
//Youtube Kanal: http://wwww.youtube.com/sonoyunbukucutv

if (isNull player) exitwith {} ;
if (vehicle player == player) then
{
fn_holsterAnimation =
{
    _unit = _this select 0;
    _anim = _this select 1;
    _unit switchMove _anim;// PLAY ANIMATION JUMP
    //_unit playMovenow _anim;
};

holsterkeyDown=
{
     private ["_r"];
	_r = false ;

     if ((_this select 1)  == 35) then {
		if  (player == vehicle player  and player getvariable ["holster",true]) then  {

		player setvariable["holsterkey",true];// RESTE DOUBLE holsterkey TAP
		player setvariable ["holster",false];// DISABLE holster

		if (currentWeapon player != "") then
		{
			curWep_h = currentWeapon player;
			player action ["SwitchWeapon", player, player, 100];
		}
		else
		{
			if (curWep_h in [primaryWeapon player,secondaryWeapon player,handgunWeapon player]) then
			{
				player selectWeapon curWep_h;
			};
		};
		player spawn {sleep 1;_this setvariable ["holster",true]};
   };
    _r=true;
      };
     _r;
} ;

waituntil {!(IsNull (findDisplay 46))};
(FindDisplay 46) displayAddEventHandler ["keydown","_this call holsterkeyDown"];
} else {

};


Add a comment that explains what exactly happens if the tablespace is being dropped. Shouldn’t we check this already in the caller? If the flag is set, the caller should stop processing this tablespace and decrement the reference count.


Created multidev environment [ci-example-d8-composer#ci-374](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/c401fd14-f745-4e51-9af2-f30b45146a0c#ci-374).

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Remove all calls to `fil_space_get_zip_size()` whenever we know the `fil_space_t*`. Use `fil_space_t::flags`.


It's just for consistency with other SQL directives in the class.


Just refer to `state->space->size` here.


I have laptop and connected big screen monitor. When I move the window back and forth, i have to click. But I got used to... dont worry :-)


Yes ça fonctionne, c'est une histoire d'encodage du fichier. Github a l'air de pas aimer les fichiers en ANSI, mais dans After Effects il n'y a pas de souci.
Cela dit par sécurité (et parce que je n'ai pas testé sur mac), je modifierai mon outil de traduction pour qu'il fasse plutôt de l'UTF-8


So to make it works we should return updated pullRequest object and it should be normalized and reduced to the app state (and selectors should pick up updates and rerender all components that depend on this pull request or some fields of this pull request). To avoid big changes in fetch saga, I would remove ok here, because `catchGraphQLError` will catch error anyway, we don't need additional approval if everything is ok. The problem here that we return mutation operation name in response and this is something we should think about. For now, we could simply rely on any correct response, and just normalize the value returned.


Usual practice is to initialise the var as null or empty string or not at all unless there's a reason not to?


why did you set that to true?


Hmmm, this is causing an TypeError for me:
    TypeError: writeto() got an unexpected keyword argument 'overwrite'
Which version of astropy are you using? I'm using 1.2.1


So in case of the following response
```
{
  "data": {
    "createComment": {
      "comment": {
        "id": 31,
        "text": "dlkasjlfkj",
        "created": "2017-02-15T10:07:16.207426"
      }
    }
  }
}
```
we just get comment and normalize it as usual.


:+1: for emitter
👍 for single


/cc @daliwei


There's a space here after the div


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Ok cool :)

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Macht es was, diese secret keys hier auf github zu haben? Oder sind die eh nur relevant, wenn man schon lokalen Zugriff auf der Maschine hat?


:baby_chick:
Good !
for your reference
https://hackmd.io/s/B1ZLigyfx


Same here.


do we need any documentation added to Documentation/devicetree/bindings/gpu?


@Pro100Andrey - Android and Web SDK updated to send VOIP Push?


Some changes to the master branch


In that case, we should acquire the mutex only for the scope that it is truly needed for: protecting `fil_crypt_start_converting` (and I would rather use atomic memory access than a mutex). In concurrent systems, it is always a good idea to minimize the work done while holding a mutex.


1.1.2. That's really weird as they were supposed to migrate all code to using overwrite rather than clobber. And it works fine for me!

Can you try clobber = True instead of overwrite = True, and see if it works, and if it throws any warnings?


Grrrr .... I didn't know you were going to go doing this Vivek :) I did it too as part of the PR I was working on. Need to hot-fix master.


I have to look into this again. The breakpoint in DEBUG_ASSERT was hit, but there is no output.


essential material starting


All together I think this shouldn't be here. The fact that there is '<Category>: <Label>' is very specific to the UI of the command palette and *not* the title of the `MenuItemAction`. Since `IMenu` says to return `MenuItemAction` the command palette should be able to implement this, right?


comment


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Should this maybe live in the registry?


Yeah, my bad, I apparently cherry-picked the wrong sha1.


Looks very good :)

Missing some unit tests. But up to you if you want to address some of the comments here or you want to get it into master as WIP. I would insist only on adressing state composition before merging to master in WIP state. And then you could iterate on other things (or someone else). If you merge it early I could quickly test mutations and saga changes.


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This is a kind of a hack... but for me it works.


You are already in `#if USED_TIMERS & TIM_N(8)`
See how timer sharing for TIM1/TIM8 is implemented ..

Or you may structure it explicitly, using target tests for correct name inside main branches
```
#if (USED_TIMERS & (TIM_N(x)|TIM_N(y))) == (TIM_N(x))
_TIM_IRQ_HANDLER(..., x);
#elif (USED_TIMERS & (TIM_N(x)|TIM_N(y))) == (TIM_N(y))
_TIM_IRQ_HANDLER(..., y);
#elif (USED_TIMERS & (TIM_N(x)|TIM_N(y))) == (TIM_N(y)|TIM_N(y))
_TIM_IRQ_HANDLER2(..., x, y);
#endif


Heyhey i see it ;) thanks


There were only few exceptions when I implemented timer code (for F1/F3), it's getting quite complicated with more targets ...


asd


Perhaps "... for the new Java 8 date/time API... "?


I don't know why but i'm getting every comment you make via email :-)
BTW use `127.0.0.1 localhost.binary.com` in your `/etc/hosts` file. Some cookies are set in `binary.com` domain and you should be able to access them locally.


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Does that mean the 64 bit version could be slower?


实验项目


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It works if I replace it with clobber = True
Truly odd, given that it seems (from what I've found on Google) it's not until 1.3 that 'overwrite' is preferred and gives a deprecation warning for clobber. So I'm between two version where this (should) work.
I could add in a work-around with

    try:
        list.writeto(name+'.fits', overwrite=True)
    except TypeError:
        list.writeto(name+'.fits',clobber=True)

but that really seems messier than it ought to be.


Please, do not commit IDE specific ignore changes. Those have to be set as "global" ignore.


gamme :confetti_ball:


新版本


Yes, I ended up with "support for the new Java 8 date and time API". It's up already :)


Je pense que ça serait bien d'écrire listecoupeprincipe comme ceci listeCoupePrincipe.
Juste pour respecter au mieux la convention de nommage que l'on a dans le projet.


@thebaba98 je pense que le mieux pour factoriser la fonction command_attack c'est de créer directement une fonction pour calculer la distance entre deux point car de tout façon on vas en avoir besoin dans l'IA et d'autre fonction ;)


Yeah, I'll have to add my funding into the acks


Yes, but note that Neko JIT never worked in 64-bit anyway. It just crashes.

I wonder why it is disabled for Mac (even in 32-bit) though.


Undefined variable: iSurveyID


Change 2


Change 2 - Further comments


@soumith could you add tiny-dnn?


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There's something about secret keys: they should be secret, for the sake of systems security.

I think the code comment is pretty clear:

# Make this unique, and don't share it with anybody.
# You can generate it using examples/generate-secret-key

So please, just do it and add settings.py to .gitignore


block


Undefined variable: sitename


I hope I'm not demanding too much, but I have suggestion to add English text to all translation for example with TODO clause. I see that not every translation is kept in synchronization with English one, so I'm afraid that with time there may be differences between translation in the amount of translated text.


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is this firmware corrected the problem which cause boot loop on NodeMCU demos.cc mini pro?


@jcadduono this change isn't included when we build it with full omni source (system/vold/ present) somehow... Reason why my f2fs decryption worked with minimal manifest and not with full omni source.

Here's strings output comparison: https://www.diffchecker.com/EMc8VvzK
(Left: libcryptfslollipop.so compiled in **absence** of system/vold/ and
Right: libcryptfslollipop.so compiled in **presence** of system/vold/)


Moving test for dual handlers inside `_TIM_IRQ_HANDLER2` macro (using `if`, compiler will optimize it away) and calling _TIM_IRQ_HANDLER2 unconditionally for shared interrupts will simplify this code a lot


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Got it. If network.lan. ip6prefix is present I'll use that for la6.placeholder, if not, "::/0".
Not sure what you meant by "2nd choice" -- that doesn't provide me with enough information, does it?


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Есть 2 замечания:
- node_modules и подобные вещи, что генерируются, не должны лежать в репозитории. это же касается всяких мусорных файлов, вроде .DS_Store или от IDE
- все ответы от сервера представляют из себя json, никаких рендеров нет, ни для обычных ответов ни для ошибок


Sorry, the duplicate change was in f0e46cd and not 32b9f38


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Sigh. I put it back to clobber for now. Eventually with astropy 1.3 for anaconda is standard, will make the switch back.

Also, fixed the bug you pointed out this am. It works fine on your file now (many more than 20 stars)

Thanks

> On Feb 15, 2017, at 9:27 AM, Mike Alexandersen <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> It works if I replace it with clobber = True
> Truly odd, given that it seems (from what I've found on Google) it's not until 1.3 that 'overwrite' is preferred and gives a deprecation warning for clobber. So I'm between two version where this (should) work.
> I could add in a work-around with
>
> try:
>     list.writeto(name+'.fits', overwrite=True)
> except TypeError:
>     list.writeto(name+'.fits',clobber=True)
> but that really seems messier than it ought to be.
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да, я не глянул в имплементацию


@adil-appifytech please see changelog: https://quickblox.com/developers/IOS#Framework_changelog


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Great! I have to run for dinner with our colloquium speaker (Marc Buie), but I'll test it out tomorrow.


Moving one RSSI read timing. Also 16Mhz and 8Mhz. 16Mhz version not stable and not precise.


Here we could also check cast from SomeType[] to Object[]


- Использовать bluebird promise вместо callbacks
- имена файлам давать только в нижнем регистре, потому что в разных системах с этим могут быть проблемы. чтобы вместо название applicationJP используй application-jp
- логику работы с данными перемести в контроллеры. роутеры должны быть максимально чистыми от логики
- получение/обновление данных с базы определи в моделях, чтобы к примеру если изменится способ получения списка сущностей, к примеру ее начнем сортировать. эту самую сортировку можно было прописать в 1 месте и заработало везде


Maybe add tests for as/as? checks? is/is? tests are existed in previous commit


https://travis-ci.org/LeoLeBras/react-router-navigation/jobs/197118536
My config already sets strict rules. I believe this does the same thing that we already have.


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tests for eluminated IFEQ, IFNE?


That raises the question how you handle the case of changing prefixes, then? Or does this only work for static configurations? If so, a explanatory help text might be a good idea.
````
la6 = s26:option(Value, "local_addrs", translate("Local addresses"), translate("For static configurations only. Does not handle changing prefixes."))
````
Something like this?


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See guys? This is what i was talking about. Everyone can catch different code smells.
Nice CR @marcinsus 👍


It does not seem correct to discard key/value when `KeySerializer`/`ValueSerializer `is null. IMO the original values should be passed through if there is no need for serialization. Users may be confused when data do not make it to the broker...


LR_with_bb_data.R - used to pull biobank phenotype(s) and perform linear regression with GRS


@Stefano80 I would like to do some experiments on hanging piece information.
Which 2 bytes (bits?) in the TT do you mean actually?


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Right. In fact, the more I do that, the more I think that we should replace trivial INSTANCEOF with either ICONST_0 (for null, which is instance-of nothing) or ICONST_1 (for trivially matching types), and then eliminate trivial IFEQ/IFNE jumps by a separate optimization pass.


Right, it should be there.


TeamCity OTA+ :: rvi_sota_server :: ci [Build 2131](http://teamcity.prod01.internal.advancedtelematic.com:8111/viewLog.html?buildId=24022&buildTypeId=ota_plus_RviSotaServer_Ci) outcome was **FAILURE**
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### Failed tests
```
org.genivi.sota.device_registry.DeviceResourceSpec.Posting to affected packages returns affected devices: <no details avaliable>

```


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pouet


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Surely, fixed it. Thanks.


I definitely need your help understanding the relationship between ip6prefix and ip6assign then. I read up a bit on IPv6 and thought I've had some grasp on the concept, but you just lost me.


Hey Lucy, is this still hosted on Heroku? Page doesn't seem to load


unused import


Well, currently, `rails s` doesn't work locally. I'll have to fix this ASAP, sorry.


I'll be using this until I add a "real" logging framework


Sorry for confusion - To be clear, I meant that if the `KeySerializer` is null, the key value is discarded and replaced with null. IMO this is not correct, users do not expect their key to be discarded.


Oops, sorry about that. I got too used to that shorter syntax.


Indeed. Fixed it. Thanks.


Kkkkkk ótima maneira de aprender! Quem ta ensinando?


name = input("What is your name?:")
number = int(input("What is your favorite number?:")) #number between 1-10
print (name)
print (number)

print (round(6))
x= 10
if x>10:
    print ("I wanted you to pick a number under 10! but we can still be best friends :) ")
elif x<10:
    print ("That's cool we can only be friends")
else:
    print ("I'm sorry, we can't be friends")

favorite_number = x = 6     #favorite number under 10

if x>= 0 and x<=3:
    print ("Wow! that's a small number")
elif x>=4 and x<=7:
    print ("OOOO, that's a lucky number")
else:
    print ("That's still a cool number")

for eachPass in range (6):
    print ("I'm a little crazy")

name= "Julia"
print (name)
version = "2.7"
print (version)
number=float(6)
print (number)

for countdown in range (6,0,-1):
    print (countdown)
countdown = 6
while countdown <= 0:
    print (countdown)
countdown -=1

print ("time for a beer")

for bottles in range (0, 7, 1):
    print (bottles)
input("Enter the number of bottles of beer you drank")


mmm im getting fetch errors now


fixed in v2


I've dropped this section so there's no longer a direct reference to the version number. (see also your pull request)


Should be "login screen" instead of "main menu".


Yes, it will be changed while re-implementing dropdown design.


> Changing the visitors to return an Expr doesn't affect the issue of someone needing to hold an Expr that backs the "const Cast *op" or whatever

Funny you should mention this, because I just encountered such a case: in Tracing.cpp, the case for ProducerConsumer examines op->is_producer (line 247) after op is (potentially) mutated away (line 245). Happens to fail in a compiler env inside Google.


Key regenerated* adding .env


I feel a bit confused by the heartbeat stuff.  I think the thing I haven't quite got clear on is whether it's
- feeding kill signals down from supervisor to supervisee
- feeding liveness information up from supervisee to supervisor
- or both.

And also how many supervisors and supervisees can be involved for a single heartbeat; and what it means for a supervisee to have multiple heartbeats.


Temporary fix

the error before was trying to access `name` of null (since id is null) for `export default function() {}`

Acorn: FunctionExpression
Babel: FunctionDeclaration + null id


done


AFNEngRefCleanup (mitchute) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2396 of 2400 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Read the description . Change your roomservice xml


Remove leftover trailing comma `,`


Doesn't this force only reloffers for the tumbler without allowing absoffers?


yeah, good call, done; and clarified the following sentence.


@dani020110 you welcome!


Worth saying in this comment that the Box always lives on the current node where `ask` is run?


same as lower comment


10s of GBs.


This should be ``arena_stats_mapped_add``.


I think you can actually kill this (perhaps in a different PR).  I think it's probably fine to go peered and backfill below min_size for an ec pool.


...but test the crud out of it.


Why the number 50?


Thanks @inducer !
That makes life better :)


It's only the Box state that's ephemeral, right?  The GUID is long-lasting.

And any mention of the GUID being 'created at first parse / edit time'?


storing in a set seems like unnecessary sorting. could just store the current high/lowest, and compare each new value. would presumably be O(n) instead of O(n log n) with insertion sorting.


Shouldn't this be initialized by the constructor?


Source for the `ratio.py` update: https://github.com/matpow2/pyspades-userscripts/commit/5585c87d3964456ab95c3bc260a796b0470075b4


This should switch to ``arena_stats_mapped_add`` as well?


Teste
eqwrew
rewr
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Achei essa classe absurda!


teste


werwerewrewr


Teste
anfjanf
fuaf
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Ze Ruela


ha


test


ok


Me ajudou muito a tirar duvidas


Added .gitattributes & .gitignore files


@sahrens if I wanted to use this now as a grid, how could I use numColumns?


++ nice cleanup and thanks for adding the clear after buildPackage.


Declaro duas variáveis para logo depois verificar o retorno dos dois comandos: nome, email. Respectivamente.


* Where are now the Ethers that failed to be sent?
* Let's say the specs say that it should be sent to both or neither?


This duplicates tetris in both the Experiences and Demos sections. Not sure if intentional but just wanted to let you guys know


Once you or @VincTheSecond rebase this branch on the current master (or merge in master), you can write just
`if node.feats['VerbForm'] == 'Fin'`
A missing feature is evaluated as empty string.


deleting a null pointer is always safe :), you don't have to do this check


Mali gpu code is from ARM, and they don't have a plan to upstream yet. I
wonder the necessity of writing any binding doc for them.

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I see. The specs meant Ether to be sent to `sendEther` from the web page.
Partly trapped as in: nobody can use these Ethers until the contract is killed. That's quite a radical way of accessing Ether. Who knows, this contract could have become very useful, but to get the Ether you need to kill it...


Its 'concatenate_videoclips' not just 'concatenate'.


linking to the directory rather than the file is good. There's only one file SRPM there at https://downloads.hpdd.intel.com/public/e2fsprogs/latest/el7/SRPMS/


Declaro outra variável que chama as outras duas [variáveis] chamadas anteriormente. Caso o retorno delas exista (de acordo com a tipagem do comando git config), entra uma tela avisando dos dados já cadastrados, não sendo necessário a repetição deste.


ahh i overlooked, thank you


Nesta condição, caso os valores não estejam definidos, a tela de configuração do git então aparece.

**Este foi o fix.**


Nice one!


I went to Files -> the contract file -> Blame button -> commit, and there you can comment.


Clarified.


Good call, added.


The last sentence doesn't make sense.


Offers *a* much richer


Should there be a 'source node' or 'target node' argument on that?


Is this a release?


linked!


Added info


Thanks!


indent


thanks, good call


semicolon


add blank newline


I think this lazy implicit transfer of Durables sounds great!  Very much in keeping with the unison philosophy.


Branch_PT133379791-New-Feature---SZVAV-Code-and-Unit-Tests (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2388 of 2401 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 9 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 9 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 9 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.

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SCREECHES WITH SUPREME AND UTTER HAPPINESS


This is wrong.


Thanks for the heads up but that key is not valid. I had someone get my key when I first started messing with AWS and didn’t realize what I did, so now I keep it up there hoping people waste their time and mess with it. But seeing that you took the time to warn me, I’ll take it down. Nice to see people looking out for another!

Thanks,
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@bhenry-thermal Try to change `Itseez`->`opencv`.
Or download required file from [GitHub](https://github.com/opencv/opencv_3rdparty/tree/ippicv/master_20141027) manually and host them on your local server ([Python SimpleHttpServer](http://www.pythonforbeginners.com/modules-in-python/how-to-use-simplehttpserver/) is very simple) and put address of your local server into `OPENCV_ICV_URL` environment variable.


The only reason for ```arena_stats_mapped_add()``` is for an external caller.  We could use it here, but IMO it doesn't add clarity.


Du gjorde ändringar direkt på master igen....dessutom har du gjort mera krångel att det inte ens går att testa appen längre :/


Am tentatively enthusiastic about the GC idea!  "It's all about the computations: if you want to keep stuff, then keep a caretaker computation for it."  I guess there needs to be an answer to the cold restart / bootstrap question - what happens when your node container goes down, how do you remember what caretaker computations you were running?  On the one hand, trying to recover computations after restart doesn't seem in keeping with the fire and forget + supervision approach, but on the other hand you need not to GC the data in this case...  Hmm I wonder if there's a special Durable which is a registry of 'startup functions'.  I guess this is getting towards the 'it would be good to work through bootstrap' point you already made.

'Durable data can't contain cycles' > is there some kind of 'soft reference' to get round this, or is that already possible using the API somehow?


Checkpoint 55: Local References,

How did we go from:

`
rssFeed = BloclyApplication.getSharedDataSource().getFeeds().get(feedPosition);
`

to:

`
rssFeed = getDataSource().getFeeds(this).get(feedPosition);
`

More specifically:

1. In the second line of code, how did we call `getDataSource()` w/o using a class or object
2. Once `getDataSource()` returns a `NetworkDrawerAdapter`, we call its `getFeeds()` method (Is method the correct erm to use for a method within an `interface`?). Why is "this" needed in the `getFeeds()` method
@lustigdev


Yeah, it's not mine.... this repo is part of a class project. It belongs to one of the team mates. I tried to tell them, but oh well.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1813 of 1817 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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For Acemoglu et al. (2001), I have a theoretical and an empirical question. Theoretically, the relationship between European mortality and the establishment of extractive institutions makes me think of how important the difficulty of setting up Europe-like insitutions to modern regional development. Is it necessarily true that higher death rate made it more difficult for Europeans to establish Europe-like insitutions? Empirically, they show the correlation between mortality and colonial institutions, and the correlation between colonial institutions and contemporary economic development. But we still cannot see whether mortality worked all through this way down to these regions' development. In addition, their number of observations so small, and I am not sure if that is sufficient to capture the heterogeneity across various countries in a long period.

Nunn and Wantchekon (2011) suggest that slave trade generated higher mistrust to African people, and that mistrust has been passed to their descendents. This is an interesting finding, and I learned a lot through their ways of doing causal inference without randomization. But I still feel a little far-reaching to conclude without directly showing how raided Africans passed mistrust to their children (e.g. how it happened through family education). Furthermore, their test in Part V. still cannot well control the trustworthiness of the government, because less trusting respondents tend to rate their government as untrustworthy. Also an extension question besides the two picky ones: why mistrust can be seen as a mechanism for the negative effect of slave trade on African development? Does mistrust in neighbors or governments block production?


And that is exactly why I never edit on Github directly. Causes issues and accidentally revert fixes. And if you haven't noticed, the previous Supreme King Servant Dragons setcode is outdated.


You should listen to the president more, it would make perfect sense then.
Removing.


OK


Bit worried this sounds like an ad hoc cluster membership algorithm, where the 'cluster' is 'nodes who have this durable', and the algorithm works by gossip that traces out whatever the transfer graph of a computation turns out to be.

Does each node with a Durable really need to know which *other* nodes have that Durable?


Hmm don't we need the arena_stats_lock / unlock trick for 32bit support?


yep


`dashboard`


6010_ConstantCOPChiller (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2408 of 2421 tests passed, 569 test warnings)

 * 581 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 13 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 12 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: BND diffs.

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Can't quite see how you get a `Durable (List Email)` out of this to do a load from.

But I do like the idea of using Capability here.

Probably bad idea: maybe there is no `Durable`, only `Box`?  So whether or not a Box is persisted is not known at the type level.  Sort of makes sense in that whether a Box has an underlying durable or not is invisible during the lifetime of a given Node incarnation.


I don't understand what these second set of commits (`Prepare for more complexity with template method` through `Finish complexity with Template Method` from https://github.com/knpuniversity/design-patterns/commits/TemplateMethod) teach that is different than the first 4 commits.

If we *only* showed the first 3 commits (sha: 34bba16ee1baed9053672c34ded6ab2a2e78a7bc, 8f8188458273a7d89e02465359b0afda47ce0555, sha: 8f8188458273a7d89e02465359b0afda47ce0555), aren't we completely teaching the template method pattern? What do these next 4 commits teach that is new? It seems like it is just *another* example of how you can create an abstract base class with an abstract method, and then override it in sub-classes. If I'm wrong, and these 4 commits teach something new - can you link me to something that explains this part of the pattern?

It's not always a bad thing to show something twice, but I find the last 4 commits very confusing. I think the example is so complex, that it's hard for me to understand *what* we are trying to accomplish.


Committed at 9c70ee32ffedc48705b08d97212683a5482628cb


outstanding job <3 <3


@eliotsykes - Let me know if you see anything that could be cleaned up in this file.  Working to write some clean D3 / JavaScript.

Thanks!


should this read `Remote (Durable a)`?


'move'->'copy'?


Will use it for symentic versioning later.


Not for the ```zu``` variant; the atomic ops handle the 32/64 difference internally.


6010_ConstantCOPChiller (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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`param name: Name of interface to delete.`
ではないでしょうか？


Added BotController, entirely separated bots from GameController (apart from having to get the GameController to create bots - possibly change this)


Good job!


Ok so since I;m following along with the tutorial how to I update commits into my master?


Got this error:
[LUA ERROR] in execute_function: plugins/data/load_dat.lua:68: attempt to index a nil value (local 'fh')


pathway change


All credits goes to you  <3


Why do this?


On the one hand I like the name `Capability`, because it is good to have names for important things, and it captures the key FFI use case well.

But on the other I struggle with it a bit because it doesn't give a clue what it is that it is a capability of - namely, of a node.  I felt I understood `Capability` better when I started thinking of it as a 'per-node box'.

So just suggesting this idea: how about renaming `Capability` to `PerNode`?  (Or AtNode/OnNode/EachNode/Nodewise...)


@Alkallid same bruh


Not sure why I did a minor version bump here rather than a patch. Oh well.


Should capability state really be at node scope rather than node container scope?


Yes, but it takes extra configuring because augenrules is not the default on rhel 6 nor was it part of early rhel 6.


You can condition it on UsingFullMSBuild as elswehere


Maybe I'm missing something. But the zu variant still has ``malloc_mutex_assert_owner(tsdn, &arena_stats->mtx);`` for 32 bit (BTW is this the 32bit failure we saw)?


@bartcubbins Yep
It is danielgusvt@gmail.com


Only control is Steven T Alvarez Ramos sr


If i understand this correctly we are running clean up logic every time when someone runs any paragraph. It means if nobody runs anything all Zeppelin contexts will alive even if these contexts is not used more that 3 hours. And they will be killed when someone will run any paragraph.
It means if a lot of people use Zeppelin and than they stop using Zeppelin at about same time all contexts will be alive and will hold resources. I actually don't think it is going to be a problem but i just want to discuss it.


This won't work.  Older versions of MAME will see major version 3 and attempt to load the incompatible `.inp` file.  Please revert or fix it before the freeze.


forigve me please as im still somewhat new to building  aosp,, ive been doing the v20 for about a month now but here what i got and im still getting the same errors http://pastebin.com/gSUp553G any ideas?


very good！


very very good！


Halim, note that adding something to .gitignore won't remove files which are already in the repository; so you also need to git rm all the existing *.pyc files


Missed this comment before. autoabacus pointed this out as well when I posted my Splitter code in Slack (which again I do apologize for - as I said I thought everyone would have already done the project by now). A valid thing to remember in a case like this.


Yes, well spotted.
However this is only for working out the estimated cost, when the tumbler makes coinjoins it uses both absoffers and reloffers.
Perhaps it would be better to estimate the cost with absoffers and using half the total balance of the wallet, or something. Or maybe just removing that code if we cant estimate accurately (because of the fee market we cant assume 10 minutes per confirm anymore either)


@mauritsvanrees Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.namedfile/27/violations
```
plone/namedfile/scaling.py:194:1: C901 'DefaultImageScalingFactory.__call__' is too complex (15)
plone/namedfile/testing.py:18:9: D001 found xmlconfig.file( replace it with self.loadZCML(
plone/namedfile/utils/__init__.py:179:1: C901 'rotate_image' is too complex (17)
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


Ah. OK. Got it. If I were to do if (!bobAddress.send(etherToSend)) throw; (knowing this is not the most secure way to do things, but just for the sake of this scenario) and the same for carolAddress.send then if one sent and the other didn't it would rollback both, correct?


Hmm


Catalogs/Номенклатура/Forms/ФормаПодбора/Ext/Form.xml

Никакого хардкода!
Запрет определения чего-либо по "Папке" или по "Наименованию".


Please don't silence exceptions.
I have wasted many hours with things like this before :(


Ahhh. Right. Didn't really think of that! Thanks for pointing this out. Will have to remember things like this.


ここも`delete`では？


That's always welcome :)


Note: we know it was due to assigning 'move' by reference. It just took us forever to find.


These are checks to see if a string value is numeric - these are expected exceptions that will happen all the time.

In general, I agree with you, but as such there is no way to see if a String can be parsed to a Double without trying it and catching an exception.