Hi @rubendel
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This memory should be freed somewhere.
I know fallback is not leak-free already but would be good not to add more :)


Why do we only set this for targert? Are alternatives even supported for non-target?


Today I tried with the new kernel release 4.9.10.
Problem still **not fixed** in kernel 4.9.10 on Void Linux :(


minor style note, java has generic type inference for declarations.  You can save a few keys stokes by typing `ArrayList<DelayUpdate> updates = new ArrayList<>();`


这个不是 break change 吧。


I want to add more builders, do you have the scripts handy or we have to wait on @mikea


标点要规范，这里都缺少句号。


标题后面应该跟空行。


& 应该改成『和』。不要用奇怪的混用语法。


issue 应该加上链接。


add seconds


props => 属性，中英文不要混搭。


Yes! I was passing this buffer to other functions on my initial attempt, but later realized it was easier to extract the boot entry number in this function, but forgot to free the memory here. I'll fix this and update the PR.


destinations.js.erb take_over 00:00:00 missing


Hi @NikolayPianikov
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to another change from before? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)

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Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


- border 去掉。
- iconName 这种属性应该加上 `.


链接格式不统一。


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Why only matching faction? o.O


Would be interesting to include information in the commit message about which nologin will now be preferred when both recipes are included in an image.


这句话看不懂，要写成使用方能明白的语句。


demo => 演示。中英文不混用。


Hi @katre
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

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Michael Hilton http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~hiltonm/
Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


The type variables were introduced in 7.4.2071.  Since `job_id` is going to be either an actual `Job` or the 0 that's set in `s:callback_exit`, it may be safer to use

```vim
if type(job_id) != type(0)
```


How about a mechanism to report the warning once only, then go silent?


@farmerpaul hey! Chrome on ios does not use chrome engine, http://daringfireball.net/linked/2012/06/28/chrome-ios , so sticky works there as it does in ios safari, and force enabling js version makes it glitchy. I thought you'd want to know that)


/*
- * Copyright 2012-2015 the original author or authors.
- *
- * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
- * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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- */
-
 package hello;

 import static org.hamcrest.CoreMatchers.containsString;


Well didn't cost another commit; folded it into the release.

Thanks for spotting those.   That's one nice clean-up release which should serve us for a while.


use vstd::contains()


Should be "Upstream-Status: Backport" in both cases: http://www.openembedded.org/wiki/Commit_Patch_Message_Guidelines#Patch_Header_Recommendations


Minor typo in commit message "ment" → meant


let's hope so.


Ah, ok, I will then load it from different file.


config.json still shows your aws password


Hi @metlos
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


I revoke this commit and make it to work with php7 - https://github.com/serghey-rodin/vesta/commit/9c84c5f9fe13597c5c0a7c26b052f67c24c15e51


Ah yes, I moved that file, I will diff out a fix.


Looks perfect. No comments.


@gizburdt Good catch. I'd temporarily put it up on packagist whilst awaiting approval of my PR.  I didn't know if it would take awhile. To my delight it was merged the next day ... but I completely forgot to delete my packagist submission.

Thanks for mentioning it. I'll clean it up now.


Remove trailing whitespace


Hi @Mumfrey
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Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


.setParameter("available", !theoryTask.getIsAvailable())

Это что за дичь? почему ты не поставил просто false?


Argh. Okay, I'll change that.


There were more formatting changes here than there were actual additions


Тем более тут вообще баг, если кто-то попадёт в этот метод и авайлибл в этот момент вдруг станет уже false, то ты изменишь при удалении его обратно на true. Заработался?


I think we're safe to get rid of this piece as well.


No ideas on the R side yet, but I see something I think I need later
in the C code, see

https://github.com/bwlewis/reticulate/blob/master/src/libpython.h#L428

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Too bad one can't reset a variable via `setbufvar()`. :)


The debug tool works like this:
If you run
`lua process.lua driver.lua.png rvgs/icozahedron.rvg -p:1-3 name.png`
with this process.lua, the renderer will create 3 pngs: name1.png, name2.png and name3.png, each one with the path associated with its index number.
Be careful to not flood your workspace by making a lot of png files.
**Obs.:** Since the complexity increasing is linear, the code will be slown down.


Should have mutually-cross-referencing comments between this fn and https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-core-admin-linux/blob/4f0878ccbf8a95f8264b54d2b6f4dc433ca0793a/qrexec/qrexec-daemon.c#L627-L646 to try to ensure they stay the same


Hi @willrogers
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

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Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


I can give it a shot, which type of GCE instances we want: https://cloud.google.com/compute/pricing ?

I think that 1-2 CPUs should be good, but we also need 8-16GB of memory. Let's try with n1-standard-4 as a compromise?


*wercker


Nice! This is going to make things a lot easier :D


/cc @andrenpaes


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@java-mentor я на это и рассчитывал, чтобы была возможность обратно вернуть рабочее состояние , но наверно да, метод delete не должен этого делать


That's a good cleanup. Note that the original code was already that way, I
just moved it into a function.

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All right. Let's see how it works.


Commit message should tell us why, as well as what.


Oh *facepalm*, nevermind, I missed that this was already in third-party/MatchPattern.js.


Oh alright. :)


Already saw it. But this is a work in progress. Will reformat the code later. Maybe it's a good idea to have a common formatter that can be imported in PhpStorm? I think it IS a good idea.

Apart from that there will be some more commits. I live the "commit early and often" thing :smile:


This is now fixed if you `brew update` and `brew upgrade`


System-Fan-Redux (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2386 of 2416 tests passed, 554 test warnings)

 * 584 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 437 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 30 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 9 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
 * 29 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 9 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 21 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 8 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 30 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ERR diffs.

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Would be useful to expand the commit message saying why this is required, for bonus points that would also be included in a comment near the code.


The alternative would be to delete the variable from the dict and perform exists checks everywhere instead.  Unfortunately, there's no stub variable one can use for a `Job` -- unless you consider `test_null_job()` (added in 7.4.1839) valid. 😈


Hi @dariuszseweryn
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Questions:

Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to another change from before? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)

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Michael Hilton http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~hiltonm/
Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


Too long; didn't read. :)
However I already found reasons that convinced me to upgrade and created issue https://github.com/shopsys/coding-standards/issues/3 .
Thank you for your input, Tomáš.


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This is an issue for me because I am not using frameworks. Is there a workaround for it?


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Remove trailing whitespace


That wouldn't help here anyway, since we can't use it for `job_status()` or `job_stop()`.


I don't know why the indents are different for those d3 functions. I've looked for a d3 style guide to see if there's any consensus on this but haven't found anything. Do you know of any d3 style guides?


There could be StepThree, StepFour...
I was wondering whether we could  do this instead of matching all different ConfigCachIDs in the document.
```
for key in doc.keys():
    if key.endswith("ConfigCacheID"):
        ids.append(doc[key])
        found += 1
```


Yeah... I don't really know how to do that though, I'm not sure how/where/if this code will be integrated, and how to reference across a repository


DO NOT use `Date.now()` because it keep returning the same result in a short time(less than 1ms).


Happy to help :+1:

To prevent this tech-lag in the future, I recommend using this plugin for composer: https://github.com/Soullivaneuh/composer-versions-check

Saved me lot of time checking new and old versions and kept me up to date.


Hi @tawmas
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Questions:

Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to another change from before? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)

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Thank you,
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Michael Hilton http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~hiltonm/
Tien Nguyen http://www.utdallas.edu/~tien.n.nguyen/
Danny Dig http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/people/dig-danny


FWIW `identical(.Platform$OS.type, "windows")` is slightly cleaner


好的


Is this the right place to complain how much easier it is to use Neovim's job IDs? ;-)


1.	Building of Besouro Plugin.
The requirement to build the Besouro Plugin is to use the eclipse SDK (PDE) version to build the file. Code Coverage and Test coverage is reported in jacoco.txt file.
We faced issues while integrating Jacoco Jar file to besouro and we overcame with adding all the jar file to the build.properties and also all jar files needs to be added in Run time environment.Issue: Classnotfound exception occurs as it was not able to find all the class loader. This is fixed with this version in the Git hub.
2.	Development of Besouro Plugin version.
This Plugin is Built on Eclipse Helium version and the Code Coverage is still not added as a feature as besouro is still not available to eclipse helium version to update the plugin.

3.	 Jess Rules getting expired.
Jess Rules are set of Rules which is used in project for Build. As a developer, we would require to get a Licensed tool to develop. If a Licensed version is used, then it is a Stable version and it does not need to provide any Build again. If the Stable version is not available, then one must rebuild the project after every 30 days. Rebuild using the steps mentioned in Github and export your current development code.
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Hi Guys, having some issue during integration of library.

app/build/intermediates/res/merged/debug/values/values.xml
Error:(448) Attribute "image" has already been defined
Error:(448) Attribute "image" has already been defined
Error:Execution failed for task ':app:processDebugResources'.
> com.android.ide.common.process.ProcessException: Failed to execute aapt


Just wondering, Where in the code do you sync the clock of the sender and receiver? Also, your description mentioned 2 blue LEDs - one as the sender and one as the receiver. But is it not one LED and one Photodiode? How can an LED receive info?


Hi @rwinch
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Questions:

Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to another change from before? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

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I kinda still love it too much :P https://github.com/Bluscream/pyTSon_plugins/blob/master/include/getvalues.py


bravo


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This doesn't quite match the pattern of other package QA in insane.bbclass. Others are using package_qa_add_message and setting a varflag on QAPKGTEST. This enables grouping related messages and would match the pattern of the rest of the code a little more, I think (though I haven't looked hard at insane.bbclass for some time).


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No need for this extra line


With a .bat file, since the correction was only on the warning (Did you change the code as well ?) I have tested like this:
`SET VNC_VIA_CMD=ssh.exe -f -v -N -L %L:%H:%R %G ^
-i proxyKey ^
-p 22 ^
-oTCPKeepAlive=yes -oServerAliveInterval=30 'echo %%L:%%H:%%R %%G'`

I have tried with quotes as well.


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Dor1s@ n1-highmem-8 is fine, we need to be forward looking :)


Valeu Willy !!!


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perfect, thank you


I think you'd then drop the `if 'usermerge' in...` block and instead conditionally include usrmerge in ERROR_QA when usermerge is in DISTRO_FEATURES ?


I was looking over the concept, and I am not sure adding another layer for depth of map, might be the exact correct direction. And spawns would mean that those enemies are setting there in full waiting for you.
It might be easier to think of portal situations.

Like walking thru a tele to get to certain zones.

And having your main area different.


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### Failed tests
```
LibChorus.Tests.dll: LibChorus.Tests.VcsDrivers.Mercurial.HgResumeTransportTests.CalculateEstimatedTimeRemaining_ExpectedTimeRemainingString: <no details avaliable>

LibChorus.Tests.dll: LibChorus.Tests.VcsDrivers.Mercurial.HgResumeTransportTests.Push_UserCancelsMidwayAndBeginsAgainWithAdditionalPush_Resumes: <no details avaliable>

```


Simply add a comment with this link.

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A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text.
Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing?


No, I just need to sync the releases manually.

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l.condition is a boolean that determines if that specific link is the one that should be active. It determines if it should be active by comparing the current route to the route in the current link.


````
	if (pos.count<KNIGHT>(Us) > 0)
        {
           int d = 8;
           for (int k = 0; k < pos.count<KNIGHT>(Us) ; k++)
              d = std::min(d, distance(ksq, pos.squares<KNIGHT>(Us)[k]));

           Bitboard reachable = ei.kingRing[Us] & ~pos.pieces() & ei.attackedBy[Us][KNIGHT];

           score +=   d <= 2    ? make_score( 30, 0)
                    : reachable ? make_score( 20, 0)
                                : make_score(-10, 0);
	}
````


ty


just a heads up that I've moved the file to the right place.


````
ALTER TABLE `customer_details`
	CHANGE `customer_name` `customer_name` VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
	CHANGE `customer_address` `customer_address` VARCHAR(200) NOT NULL,
	CHANGE `customer_contact1` `customer_contact1` VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
	CHANGE `customer_contact2` `customer_contact2` VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL;
````


still **NOT Accepted** due to "Time Limit Exceeded"


my first web page :D


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Yes! I've changed the way tgrtw avoids duplicate posts.

Previously all posts the blog had already reblogged were stored in a mongo database, and queried against to see if the bot had already reblogged a post.

This approach was effective, but likely overkill. It required a database set up (which I had, which is why I chose mongodb), and working knowledge of the database. Looking at the database, only the last few posts were ever actually queried against yet the bot stored all posts.

In an effort to cut down on this giant dependency and tackle duplicate posts in a more reasonable manner, I've moved to using tumblr's api and a small heuristic in order to avoid duplicate posts.

The new method of avoiding duplicate posts checks the most recent 20 posts on the blog (via tumblr's api) to see if the post has already been reblogged.

This avoids recently reblogged posts. We still have a problem that when tumblr is slow, the bot scans 100 posts and could potentially reblog something old. So, the bot ignores all posts older than 1 hour. This has no effect on recent posts, but blocks all old posts from ever being considered for re blogging.

Obviously, this system isn't as concrete as the database oriented approach to blocking posts, but I do believe it's a more reasonable measure to take to avoid duplicate posts and cuts down on dependencies for tgrtw a lot!


要是能弄一个本地拍摄视频，录像能限制时间和压缩就更完美


Doesn't actually break anything at all. Just forgot to do db:reload ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


Looks good to me.


Actually, the mechanism already exists, but this particular warning is currently always enabled. Probably because it is rather serious (and should probably be an error, not just a warning).


True, git show serve the propose? I think not, but it is better to check if there are modified files and abort with a message?


Now I wonder, what else could they possibly ban?


Ah, just misunderstood yo were commenting on the readUnicode callback.
Yeah, ssize_t is correct, will fix.

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Where does this "merge" come from?
I did a
`$ git pull`
from **gramps42**,
then a
`$ git checkout master`
made a simple commit,
then an other
`$ git pull` before the
`$ git push`...

Sorry!


Awesome


Ok, _decrypt is for a single file right? So I have to do a for.


**Obs1.:** Don't put an invalid path number, the tool isn't robust :(
**Obs2.:** If you want to render a single path, just put -p:3-3


Change picture ID to your picture ID on github.


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this is not how newline works! This is going to show up on your page


Haha, eagle eyes!


newline


add quotes around the url


All MonoBehaviour classes should subclass `MonoBehaviourExtended`


no need for this line


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I was pointing out that "mongo client" is still in the docstring even though its no longer used.


You should not call the parent method here, try this:
```python
self.sudo().check_credentials(password)
```


写错了，是修改绑定学号按钮


Thanks for the tip.


don't think so: https://github.com/TooAngel/screeps/pull/206/files#diff-72fe2da08c0bdf7fdd904d0252f0cd72L76


haha yep

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Instead of using `Start,` override `fetchReferences` from `MonoBehaviourExtended`


interessant


Extrêmement intéressant !


experimenting with html


@kirjs
I get this type of error when trying to run:

"Tried to find bootstrap code, but could not. Specify either statically analyzable bootstrap code or pass in an entryModule to the plugins options."

It goes away if I bootstrap it without any function wrapper.


This 20 should not be hardcoded. Should be hooked up to the tuning spreadsheet. Ask me or @gracebarsny if you need assistance adding a new tuning var


Public methods should be PascalCase


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我统一改下吧


Idea: there could be a donator reward to add a line.


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这句话也应该改成使用者的角度来说，单单说拆分对用户没意义。


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@michaelfdias tranquilinho, muito obrigado


close issue #68


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Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

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Assignment 1:Inspiration
Content Site
https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump
 The reason why I choose Twitter as the content inspirational site because of our President Trump. I have never seen a president that uses the social media platform to make news, policies, and jokes. People from other country is following our president via Twitter and they start using his twitter username to create accounts on other social media platform to imitate him.
Design Site
https://www.flightclub.com/
I will pick the flightclub website as my design inpiration website. The website had a clean look. The combination of the background color, font type, font size, font color and the images are amazing. The preview image for each shoe is always the same white background and shows the right side of the right shoe.
Functionality Site
http://www.kissanime.ru/
The reason I choose this as my Functionality Site inpiration because I am a fan of anime. This website provide free streaming for anime from other countries. I like the way the can upload as soon as the English Subbed anime are released. I also like how they ranked the new season anime so it will help us consider what to watch. The way they group anime into different genre or season is also a smart thing to do.


Let's add another test demonstrating a successful `sql injections`.


@dejanb and @hekonsek the change of dejan corrected the problem and there is no login/shiro exception anymore. But a small hint..on safari there is always this warning:
![bildschirmfoto 2017-02-17 um 16 55 46](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/16783749/23072459/04a86358-f532-11e6-893d-2eeeb2841fe8.png)


Q1: Yes
Q2: The code was originally simple enough that it could be contained in a ternary on a single line.  As the code grew, it could not be contained, so it need to be expanded to multiple lines, one of which could be a guard statement.
Q3: Ternary expansion
Q4: Already automated in IntelliJ


Thanks for this Rob 👍


I don't want to be too pedantic, but as long as this was taken from this repo, any info about copyrights and  the gpl license are missing.


d'oh


@dejanb works nice, I can run it on docker now. Next target open shift.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [design something cool to point out that the beer is new, maybe put it first in the order](https://trello.com/c/gwnH3f87/86-design-something-cool-to-point-out-that-the-beer-is-new-maybe-put-it-first-in-the-order)


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newline!


what are all of these blank lines?


I think they want <section> for this


If we're really parroting Kubernetes, this would be DataCenter.

Each node or host or whatever would be `Kind: BaremetalNode`

I think the point Brandon is making is that the layout you have here is very fixed.  A kubernetes model would be a collection of _definitions_ or objects which compose the greater whole  (which could be in a single file, separate yamls can be separated via `---`).  There relationship becomes looser.  A `Kind: BaremetalNode` can still reference a `Kind: HostProfile` much like a `PersistentVolume` request in Kubernetes can ask for a specific type by spelling out the storage-class `slow` below.

There is something to say for how new things can be introduced without requiring us to restructure the entire tree.

```
 apiVersion: v1
  kind: PersistentVolume
  metadata:
    name: pv0003
    annotations:
      volume.beta.kubernetes.io/storage-class: "slow"
```

This way, there is no fixed tree.  You are lobbing a series of objects at the API.  In other words, several HostProfile Kinds, several Node kinds.  Several Network kinds.  That said, within an object such as a Node or HostProfile, you can have very tree-like hierarchical data that describe that object.  Thoughts?


Forgot to mention in the commit message, includes update to `yarn.lock`.


1. Do not instantiate any objects in the class files, it is the wrong place. For test purposes,
- write tests
- run python terminal:
```
from Field import *
test = Field()
test.print_field()
```
2. one empty line at the end


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Consider making a class


Particularly had some difficulty to understand the proposal from atomic registry. Taking into consideration that the only source of knowledge concerning Atomic host is the documentation, it is important to also leave everything very clear.


Da ihr ja anscheinend VU+ Boxen mit VTI benutzt könnt ihr wenn ihr wollt auch Dreamboxwebinterface installiern. Das liegt auf dem Feed von VTI (Pluginname : Webinterface)
Oder ich kann es testen wenn die skill veröffentlich wird.
Soll ich ich den About Screen noch posten?


Objective
To apply the basics of web development to deploy a simple application.


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Originally when I integrated Cartographer into Indy, I built support for simply parsing the graph out from any downloaded POM. It would basically take some configuration (in etc/indy) and use that to start a graph discovery process for any POM that got stored. If you've ever watched Cartographer run, you're already cringing at how naive this was... :smile:

In order to arrive at the direct relationships of a given POM, we **must** download:

* parent POMs (ancestry, all the way back through the inheritance list)
* BOMs (and parents / BOMs of BOMs)

Already, this is a potentially huge list of things for any given POM. In practice, you're usually talking about 1-4 additional POMs. But you're also talking about crossing repository boundaries to do this...usually from whatever source repo triggered the POM parse, over to Maven Central. We have to ensure the parsing process can bridge that gap, without also setting up a situation where it searches exhaustively through every repository on the system (something that will NOT work in Project Newcastle, or other places where there are thousands of repos).

That's why I'm thinking of maybe configuring a repo or group that would be provided as a supplemental location when parsing the POM. If we use a group, we can actually adjust the list of repos used without restarting Indy. But in principle, any StoreKey could be referenced. Because we can use a group, I'd recommend only using a single StoreKey for this configuration, not a list.


Thanks!


You're right.
Thank you.


I am seeing this fail to import:
> ImportError: No module named coreschema

Should `coreschema` have been added as a dependency in requirements.txt?


`boreSize` is not a general concept and a bad name for a package. We want to group things together that make sense. This `boreSize` name kind of seems like it defeats the purpose. Think of a better name that common parts can fit in. Eg. `com.fiatmotors.automobile.car.dodge.Challenger`. See how that example gets more and more specific as we go along after the group id?


Nope. Pass the value bore size to the class. Why its literally called a Constructor. So we can **construct** the object.


@catharsisjelly Hey Chris!

Since you don't have an issue tracker, and I don't want to make a pull request (because I don't know where you'd want to organize this feature), I'll contact you here.

Here's a list of icons taken from the Python framework for Alfred workflows, but ported to PHP. Very useful for generating pretty results when returning XML to Alfred:

```php
class WorkflowIcons
{
    const ICON_ROOT = '/System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources';

    const ICON_ACCOUNT = self::ICON_ROOT . '/Accounts.icns';
    const ICON_BURN = self::ICON_ROOT . '/BurningIcon.icns';
    const ICON_CLOCK = self::ICON_ROOT . '/Clock.icns';
    const ICON_COLOR = self::ICON_ROOT . '/ProfileBackgroundColor.icns';
    const ICON_COLOUR = self::ICON_COLOR;
    const ICON_EJECT = self::ICON_ROOT . '/EjectMediaIcon.icns';
    const ICON_ERROR = self::ICON_ROOT . '/AlertStopIcon.icns';
    const ICON_FAVORITE = self::ICON_ROOT . '/ToolbarFavoritesIcon.icns';
    const ICON_FAVOURITE = self::ICON_FAVORITE;
    const ICON_GROUP = self::ICON_ROOT . '/GroupIcon.icns';
    const ICON_HELP = self::ICON_ROOT . '/HelpIcon.icns';
    const ICON_HOME = self::ICON_ROOT . '/HomeFolderIcon.icns';
    const ICON_INFO = self::ICON_ROOT . '/ToolbarInfo.icns';
    const ICON_NETWORK = self::ICON_ROOT . '/GenericNetworkIcon.icns';
    const ICON_NOTE = self::ICON_ROOT . '/AlertNoteIcon.icns';
    const ICON_SETTINGS = self::ICON_ROOT . '/ToolbarAdvanced.icns';
    const ICON_SWIRL = self::ICON_ROOT . '/ErasingIcon.icns';
    const ICON_SWITCH = self::ICON_ROOT . '/General.icns';
    const ICON_SYNC = self::ICON_ROOT . '/Sync.icns';
    const ICON_TRASH = self::ICON_ROOT . '/TrashIcon.icns';
    const ICON_USER = self::ICON_ROOT . '/UserIcon.icns';
    const ICON_WARNING = self::ICON_ROOT . '/AlertCautionIcon.icns';
    const ICON_WEB = self::ICON_ROOT . '/BookmarkIcon.icns';
}
```


From Werner
""not deriving from QObject anymore saves 160 Bytes per Element, thats about 48MB for the goldberg variations""


It might be enough for this test to simply check existence of that file, using the `?cache-only=true` query string...or this:

https://github.com/commonjava/indy/blob/7f07564e0c723f64190340b3375a2ec0b70784fa/clients/core-java/src/main/java/org/commonjava/indy/client/core/module/IndyContentClientModule.java#L111-L111


is this a good default value? please comment with an opinion to why you chose it.


This test will collide with your default value. Just change it to something else and test that value. No point in "accidentally" missing something.


If its an immutable class, make it immutable


Thanks for this.. amazing. I will try to implement this when I can.

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> Here's a list of icons taken from the Python framework for Alfred workflows, but ported to PHP. Very useful for generating pretty results when returning XML to Alfred:
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> class WorkflowIcons
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>     const ICON_ROOT = '/System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources';
>
>     const ICON_ACCOUNT = self::ICON_ROOT . '/Accounts.icns';
>     const ICON_BURN = self::ICON_ROOT . '/BurningIcon.icns';
>     const ICON_CLOCK = self::ICON_ROOT . '/Clock.icns';
>     const ICON_COLOR = self::ICON_ROOT . '/ProfileBackgroundColor.icns';
>     const ICON_COLOUR = self::ICON_COLOR;
>     const ICON_EJECT = self::ICON_ROOT . '/EjectMediaIcon.icns';
>     const ICON_ERROR = self::ICON_ROOT . '/AlertStopIcon.icns';
>     const ICON_FAVORITE = self::ICON_ROOT . '/ToolbarFavoritesIcon.icns';
>     const ICON_FAVOURITE = self::ICON_FAVORITE;
>     const ICON_GROUP = self::ICON_ROOT . '/GroupIcon.icns';
>     const ICON_HELP = self::ICON_ROOT . '/HelpIcon.icns';
>     const ICON_HOME = self::ICON_ROOT . '/HomeFolderIcon.icns';
>     const ICON_INFO = self::ICON_ROOT . '/ToolbarInfo.icns';
>     const ICON_NETWORK = self::ICON_ROOT . '/GenericNetworkIcon.icns';
>     const ICON_NOTE = self::ICON_ROOT . '/AlertNoteIcon.icns';
>     const ICON_SETTINGS = self::ICON_ROOT . '/ToolbarAdvanced.icns';
>     const ICON_SWIRL = self::ICON_ROOT . '/ErasingIcon.icns';
>     const ICON_SWITCH = self::ICON_ROOT . '/General.icns';
>     const ICON_SYNC = self::ICON_ROOT . '/Sync.icns';
>     const ICON_TRASH = self::ICON_ROOT . '/TrashIcon.icns';
>     const ICON_USER = self::ICON_ROOT . '/UserIcon.icns';
>     const ICON_WARNING = self::ICON_ROOT . '/AlertCautionIcon.icns';
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Again, if you are setting default values to something no one has any idea what it is, you need to justify your reason. Best bet is to write a comment detailing why that is default. A user of your class not 100% familiar with `33495` will be left scratching their heads.


@kadarikalyani I told you not to commit .htaccess file


void renderer::removeObsoleteObjects()
needs to remove the points and vertices from the counter in the renderer. Otherwise we clearly end up with garbage data in the leftover space that gets drawn. So breathtakingly stupid by me. I'm flabberghasted.


Hello World


Most recent star, will update.


@kadarikalyani these changes look good.


I left some passwords in the chatbot code indeed with the hope nobody sees
them... they are in the history.. but apparently  you saw them 🙀 I added
you as a collaborator. Do you know how to remove the commit history? 🙄

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yes


your assigning the class `modelNumber` to the passed `model`. This happened because you are avoiding using the keyword `this`. If I am setting a model number, the variable I should be passing is `modelNumber`.


@add these changes back and do another commit


This can be exposed as two different functions API-wise if you prefer, but the implementation should end up calling a single function.


@tpoole Quick suggestion to simplify your `gitignore` a bit: you can specify folder names without needing a particular relative or full path.

ie:
```Shell
# Ignore all folders with the name 'x64'
x64/
# Ignore all folders with the name 'Win32'
Win32/
# Ignore all folders with the name 'Debug' or 'debug'
[Dd]ebug*/
# Ignore all folders with the name 'Release' or 'release'
[Rr]elease*/
```

It it helps simplify further, you can also have multiple `gitignore` files in a repository.


again, do not test with your default value, if will just lead to confusion. Remember, these tests are for *other* people to know your stuff works.


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@kadarikalyani look at the above comments.


Better make the repo private, or remove history and `git push origin master -f` with `force` flag.
I understood nothing from the source code so started another project myself 😅


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What is a color 4? Please google how to manage colors.


again, justify your rationality why 4.


again, if your member variable is `colorValue`, then your parameter should also be `colorValue`. This is why we have `this`.


modifica fatta


altra modifica fatta


do not test setters with default values.


justify 27.


I have no computer here, only phone! Private repos are for premium members,
no?

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already set, you cannot set it later now.


Am 17.02.2017 um 16:53 schrieb Hoan Nguyen:
>
> Hi @THausherr <https://github.com/THausherr>
> We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs
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> We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below
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>
> Questions:
>
> Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to another change from
> before? (yes, no, not sure)
>

no

> Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for
> example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null
> Pointer Exception)
>

this was flagged by sonar and it made sense, i.e. not doing == with a float.

> Q3- Can you give it a name? (for example, Null Check)
>

no

> Q4- Would you like to have this change automated by a tool? (Yes, No,
> Already automated)
>

yes

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your avoidance of using the keyword `this` has led you to setting the passed value to the default value you set in the class. Whoops.


You can probably remove this extra return break.  Same with the others below.


Yes it's invalid to compare a string with a full globbing pattern with the `<`, `<=`, `>`, and `>=` operators. This is validated by `bin_op_compare_check()` before, so it should never happen, so it's handled as an error here.


Ditto.


It is!


Poor you 😞
Anyways let's leave it be for now. Have a nce holiday


Ok.


I just pushed a change that keeps the CMake requirements consistent across all modules.


this would pass even though your class is broken. This is *exactly* what I mentioned earlier on why you shouldn't do default values. In your class you set the default value to the passed value, which works, but incorrectly. So if I passed 99, the 99 would be overridden, set to 27 and forgotten about. Now when you test it with the default value of 27, it will come back as 27 and you would never be the wiser.


Hi @mvgsoftware
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
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Questions:

Q1- Is the change at these lines similar to another change from before? (yes, no, not sure)

Q2- Can you briefly describe the change and why you made it? (for example, checking parameter before calling the method to avoid a Null Pointer Exception)

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Hello! I am considering this patch for my personal work of emacs live (which now probably another software 😀). Does this also take into consideration packages from elpa/melpa?

I came to this cooked by following [this discussion](https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/emacs-live/4C3qylPZHOE).

Quite old, but can be revamped of course 😀


parameters to be used to set properties should be of the same name.


trumpet colors change?


trumpet etchings change?


Because `LTTNG_ENABLER_WILDCARD` is in an installed header, so I thought it would be safer to leave the current name set to its current value. However in the internal code, `LTTNG_ENABLER_STAR_GLOB` is more representative of what this enabler is.


dont import inside that class


Great news :+1:


- Forgot to initialize this.value to 0 👌  in the BoundedCounter constructor

- Not sure, but the if statement looks bit cleaner than the ternary operator we used previously.

### Explanation ❗  🤔 (FOR FUTURE SELF) 😂 🙌
> So here we are holding the "0" string value in a String variable called `initialZero` and based on the condition we are changing it to ""


Tell me the reason. This will break some adb features which can only be run in the context of shell, not root.


If it is a `mouthPieceStyle` then your class is named wrong.


Hello,
I'm trying to use the command, control.robust.h2syn and  control.robust.hinfsyn both of them are throwing this error: File "/home/.../anaconda2/lib/python2.7/site-packages/control/robust.py", line 91, in h2syn
    n = np.size(P.A,0)
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'np' referenced before assignment
Can you help please ?


Thanks Ian @wardi


s


I apologize for the mistake, but this commit fixes #182. (i'm awfully sick :(()


:D :D


@lyra25 Can you provide a small, complete example that demonstrates the error?


Your object is `Style`. I create an instance with the intention of never using it as a mouth piece style. Your parameter says it takes `Style`. You set it to `mouthPieceStyle`. This is called `knowledge domain` in your code. What will happen is that I have to have *inside knowledge* of how your class works. This means all my engineers have to spend time learning the inside details of your class. They then do all this hacked work to make things work. I then hire a new engineer who doesn't have inside knowledge. He sees `Style` and is like ok, let me set it to a Bezel type style (if there is even such a thing), he breaks the code. What just happened is called "code debt". Be clear and concise. You are writing code for other people to use.


@ncornette could you please upload the source tarball to pypi is well?


Once again, fix w/ a tuning var


Also, what is the version of python-control that you are using? You might obtain it from
```sh
python -c 'import control; print(control.__version__)'
```


Basically, going forward, GBE+ shouldn't have separate configurable buttons for the dozens of specialty Game Boy hardware. It was fine for the gyroscope, but how best to implement stuff like the solar sensor? I don't GBE+ to be cluttered with hotkeys everywhere, so these "context" meta inputs will do that job.

For games that use gyroscopes or tilt sensors, the 4 buttons correspond to the 4 directions. For Boktai's solar sensor, they correspond to increasing or decreasing the in-game solar gauge. Any other crazy hardware (Game Boy Sonar Fishing thing?) on the Game Boy or NDS (Guitar Hero) can use these context inputs as well for whatever purpose.


Converted swing objects to FX objects


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Not sure yet, but I'd say by the end of this month.


First of all, I did not create this commit with mind of pushing it to VCMI, as it contains AI "rebalances" that are based just on my opinions.
Anyway answer to the question is:
1. Buying needless hero just for his army is overpriced if done excessively.
2. Heroes with army that matches town allow forming bigger armies of compatible units, giving a chance to merge these units to main army while another faction units can become less useful over time.
3. Related to above point "2": I also think that stack of 30 pikemen may be more useful than stack of for example 17 pikemen and 18 gnolls. First thing is army morale, 2nd thing is that excessive splitting (troops from multiple unmatching towns) can be bad. I think it would be easier to kill for example fire elemental using one stack of 40 peasants, than 5 stacks of 8 peasants, where few could not reach elemental, while attacked one would give no counterattack. Anyway, while current AI is bad at re-merging armies, filling them with weak unit slots can be bad idea.


We might want to keep this type private.


I don't think it is meant to be used outside lttng-ust. You can remove it, even though it is installed. Should have been a private header.


Clark, man. You need to slow down and think things through brother. You're in too much of a rush to be get it done. I love the enthusiasm, but it leads to broken code. While you totally get what you are trying to do, and that is awesome, you are not stopping to learn the things you are not comfortable with and instead try to hack in a solution to make it work. That behavior leads to lots and lots of broken code. You have to realize that code may not be used as you intended. Lets imagine you created this trumpet class for what ever reason you have. I see it and I say, hmm, I can extend this into something else. Well because you didn't take the time to write it properly, my extension of your code becomes difficult if not impossible to use. Please take the time to research topics I illustrate that you know is the correct way to do it but you instead bypass to try and find another solution. You are literally a few hours of research on understanding the fundamentals perfectly away from being a candidate for a high paying job. Do not let those bad behaviors you have now affect you later.


Fixes #150


like this


Filament should be in its own package under lightbulb


There's some value in being specific - we generally want to know if something changes, and people working with their own version  of JUCE may want to use a `debug` directory elsewhere.


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Human rights, true dat


![eternal-clock](https://github.com/ragmha/oop-mooc/blob/master/challenges/Week4/Exercise78/eternal-clock.gif?raw=true)

> Now, the clock goes on forever and the value is updated as it should be, once in a second. The clock estimates the duration of a second with the command `Thread.sleep(1000); `The parameter in the command is the time to sleep in milliseconds. In order to use the sleep command, you should do an addition to the definition of main: `public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {`


create a private constructor to prevent `new Filament()` and having undefined `coilLevel` and`element` that can never be set


Nice! 👍


```bash
sed -i s/'tp->snd_cwnd = min(tp->snd_cwnd'/'tp->snd_cwnd = max(tp->snd_cwnd'/ net/ipv4/tcp_input.c
sed -i s/'define TCP_INIT_CWND  10'/'define TCP_INIT_CWND   96'/ include/net/tcp.h
sed -i s/'define TCP_RTO_MIN    ((unsigned)(HZ\/5))'/'define TCP_RTO_MIN    ((unsigned)(HZ\/25))'/ include/net/tcp.h
```


This breaks wildcards by forcing the returned pattern to be literal. If I type into my filter '*sword' you convert this to the regex friendly '.*sword' but Pattern.quote makes the pattern '\Q.*sword\E' which will literally only match the characters '.*sword' because the pattern is interpreted literally.

I'm assuming that you did this to remove the ambiguity of all of the rest of the wierd regex rules like parens, square brackets etc. but Pattern.quote won't cut it for that.  You'd need to look at all of the other offending things like \[]{}? and replace them with quoted versions.

Honestly, I'd love to see a regex filter in addition to a simple strings based filter ;)


This breaks wildcards by forcing the returned pattern to be literal. If I type into my filter '*sword' you convert this to the regex friendly '.*sword' but Pattern.quote makes the pattern '\Q.*sword\E' which will literally only match the characters '.*sword' because the pattern is interpreted literally.

I'm assuming that you did this to remove the ambiguity of all of the rest of the wierd regex rules like parens, square brackets etc. but Pattern.quote won't cut it for that. You'd need to look at all of the other offending things like []{}? and replace them with quoted versions.

Honestly, I'd love to see a regex filter in addition to a simple strings based filter ;)


Good.
I'll check out


How would you like me to implement them?


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@addaleax why doesn't this pass the `this._stdoutErrorHandler`?


So I guess `p == np`, after all.


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isnt `BulbMaterial` the material? you need to rename your variable to something more understandable. I honestly wouldn't know what to do with it.


Should this be a primitive? If not, please comment as such.


Sorry - I wanted to verify that things really are broken on appveyor. Will
make a PR for this in future

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A shape is a `String`?  This would be incorrect. A shape would be a `Shape`. A `String` is an ordered sequence of `char`


@elhigu thanks!


@Fishrock123 … yeah, overlooked. Do you want to open a PR or should I?


точно


Since this is our artifact class, the lab requires you have two composite objects.


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>Like.. which one?

lots. some are just uncreative or redundant, some just aren't funny, some could be improved, also lots use inconsistent or inappropriate tense.


Okay, that was pretty simple. Thanks for the quick action.


You probably meant "available", not "able".


Still needs finishing!!!


спасибо, не знал


Why did you removed python? I thought that it is a dependency.
Note my version of the recipe, and in my comment, that I mean for you to move the `<3` restriction to the `skip` section so the CIs and the re-rendering machinery can work properly.


You can do :
category='JV_METHOD'

so that you only have JV methods..


I'm not aware of any issues with poison calculations at the moment.
It's difficult to know exactly what's happening here without more specific details. If you could export some of the builds using the share code generator (the second section in the Import/Export tab) and give me the codes via [Pastebin](http://pastebin.com/), that'd be great,


LGTM. Thank you


... and then remove this check


@Hodge-zf
Randy, you're close and definitely on the proper track. I made some observations you need to tweak, but keep at it. You will need 7 classes. One "main" object that has two composite objects, and those two composite objects have two composites each. Of course you can reuse classes if needed (eg Color). One thing I see you doing is stretching to make that work, eg `MaterialThickness`. That would be incorrect. Do not stretch logic. To be correct for submission, the logic needs to be correct, hence the purpose of the lab.


try something like :

if filename.endswith('.wsdl')


no need to capitalize"If", and `remoteAttrs` should be `removeAttrs`


LOL, it definitely should be "OI", abbreviated for "Operator Interface"


These comments are perfect!


Use extension and add a define for 6.


I know this is way late, since it's already merged, but why are the addNoteOnMergeRequest and addVoteOnMergeRequest methods being deprecated?  That appears to be standard functionality that isn't due to be deprecated from the GitLab plugin, and is a great way to provide feedback on triggered builds.


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I just added this `deleted: false` stuff?


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# Hello!

I am Rei! I am just learning how to code, to create a fan game that I made up.

I changed this just to make it more interesting


Can I know what's this self specifically referring to?


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Ajustar Layout do aplicativo movel](https://trello.com/c/wEPAGX5D/7-ajustar-layout-do-aplicativo-movel)


You shouldn't be use `SoftwareComponentInternal`. That's an internal class and subject to change. You should go for a public API. I had a brief look at your code. I believe you can fulfill your use case as such (pseudocode):

```
configurations {
    docker
}

task myJar(type: Jar)

artifacts.add(configurations.docker.name, myJar)
```


prefer ?
if "targetNamespace" in k:


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@arichiardi I no longer use Emacs (Live or Dead) as Cursive has lured me away.

So this is unfinished and I will not be working on it any further. Feel free to take it from here as you see fit, of course.


@nhazekam: Note I am using symlinks, rather than cp. Please make sure this works for you.


Can I ask why the showSubsitesAsFlyout code has been blatted in this change?  The University of Murcia use this feature.  It is the code in sakai.morpheus.toggletools.js with the helpful comment saying what it does:

// Shows or hides the subsites in a popout div. This isn't used unless
// portal.showSubsitesAsFlyout is set to true in sakai.properties.
    $PBJQ("#toggleSubsitesLink").click(function (e) {
...
}


gets logs working for iqss/dataverse#3024


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ah, thanks :).


Fair enough 😀 I will have a look thanks!


How would I go about publishing such a thing together with a POM?

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>     docker
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Tested the suggestion, but it gives different bench (6035308). But can't yet find the reason.


Going to be a tad late to the meeting.


Why not just `continue` in this `case`?


create a jquery ul element


great. Those empty files were burning  my eyes.


indeed I didnt know how to do not equals to!


on reflection, maybe not!


I think the file name is still ddns.dat


Kotlin usages will not be highlighted by TestOnly, so I think it'd be nice to name it something like `LIGHT_ANALYSIS_TESTS` to prevent accidental usages from sources


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Protip: it's a very first cycle. It will need some debugging/cleaning, probably to create other subviews, etc


Same remark about `continue` in this `case`.


Oh interesting… thanks for pointing that out!


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Wait, I'm not sure that this fixes the problem. How can the old line 135 (`scores = [s.score for s in scores if s.ballot_submission.id is id]`) receive a list of floats as `scores` in the first place? Isn't the root cause that it's doing that inside the `for id in ballot_ids` for loop, so:

1. On the first iteration of `for id in ballot_ids`, it runs the list comprehension in the old line 135 on `scores`, which is a list of `SpeakerScoreByAdj` objects, and replaces `scores` with a list of floats (`s.score`), then
2. On the second iteration of `for id in ballot_ids`, it runs the list comprehension in the old line 135 with the second `id`, but now `scores` is a list of floats because it was set to be so in the first iteration?


Remove 'very'?


s/objective/goal/g?


Yes, I am.


you are not very proud :( ?


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Use `zmalloc()` which is defined in `src/common/macros.h`


Hi Hoan et al,

Hereby the answers to your questions;
Q1. Yes, similar to other changes
Q2. Move to use of another connection method (using a connection pool)
Q3. Refactoring for the sake of Performance Improvement
Q4. Yes, but I think it was not possible in this case, since the two connection methods are similar, but I don't think they use the same interface (so you would really need a 'smart' refactoring method, but then again, that may be exactly what you are working on...)

Best regards,
Eelco den Heijer


Also, instead of "Our idea...", I would write: "The Scala Center has extended scastie so that it becomes an interactive sbt REPL in the cloud for all the community". I propose a change along these lines because you have done way more than just a modern user interface.


load from file -> speed up!!


Thanks @arokem.


Java Virtual Machine


Cite concretely in an enumeration what scastie allows you to do :smile:.


@hishion  衝突未解決...
F.Y.I.
https://help.github.com/articles/resolving-a-merge-conflict-using-the-command-line/


Online-Course-Registration-System


his code**,**


`o` is used as a shorthand for `output`, but `s` for input.


Hello Bro remote wipe dosent work


We have been using snmp traps with Zabbix for quite some time now.  After working with this setup for a while we wanted to work on receiving traps from devices in real time.  We always implemented the Zabbix agent on the PFSense firewalls that we deployed.  After testing for quite some time and wanting to move to using proxy instead of agent we realized that traps were not passing through the proxy.  Thus sparking a conversation with Danilo.  I informed him that zabbix requires snmptrapd to pass traps.  The service default on PFSense was snmpd.  He went on to explain that PFSense 2.4 Beta was available and has snmptrapd natively installed and needed us to test it.

I have had a chance to test 2.4 Beta on a test PFSense box in our lab.  When I first installed the Beta version of software we were not getting any traps.  But the snmptrapd service was running on pfsense box and verified.  After working with Zabbix and Danilo for the last month we have configured the PFSense proxy to pass traps to Zabbix in real time.  Port status, coldstart, authentication etc.

Amongst a few config hurdles we discovered that everything on PFSense was configured correctly.  A little more digging proved that the settings in the SNMP Trap GUI in PFSense were not being applied.  The community names in the GUI were being overwritten by snmptrapd.conf file on PFSense.  In the file the default public community is being applied.  As soon as we modified this file to match our community name traps starting passing.

My summary and feedback is as follows:

The SNMP Trap GUI settings for community should be applied to the snmptrapd.conf file.  Instead of going into the file manually, all changes made in the GUI should be final and applied across the board.

Thanks for reading.  And thank you Danilo for all of your efforts and hard work.


The first usable version of SMC was released in March 2013, so "It was not until September 2013"  seems a little funny -- it's only 6 months later.  I guess I did a lot during those 6 months.


I suggest that you separate the high-level explanation of how scastie works from the worksheet mode explanation. I would even put them with different titles.


419772 projects;  now nearly 20K weekly active users.


Il n'y a pas d'extension mais suffit de regarder les 4 premiers caractere a l'interieur du fichier, m'en occupe dans le WE si personne le fait.


whole --> while


    }
    else {


There is no problem for me to make changes if you tell me what you expect. Please just tell me your idea :).


I love the "for the community" part!


Use
```
if (!array) {
    return;
}
```
in order to reduce indentation.


I just though `i` would be weird for a string, it's as you wish.


"complicatiing" -->  "complicating"


I don't think this is needed in Kotlin code