@dsyme React is complicated, but a React element can basically be any of these things (in the underlying JS code):

1. `null`, which isn't rendered at all (useful if you want to sometimes display an element and sometimes not)

2. A string, which is simply displayed as literal text (using `document.createTextNode`)

3. A [`React.Component`](https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/react-component.html) which contains various lifecycle hooks.

   If `Foo` is a `React.Component`, then you can create a new `Foo` by using `React.createElement(Foo, props, children)` where `props` is either `null` or a JS object containing property/value pairs, and `children` is an Array of React elements:

   ```
   React.createElement(Foo, { prop1: "some value", prop2: 5 })
   React.createElement(Foo, null, [ React.createElement(Foo, { prop3: "some other value" }) ])
   ```

4. For [builtin DOM nodes](https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/dom-elements.html), you can use `React.createElement("foo", props, children)` where `"foo"` can be any valid DOM node type, like `h1`, `div`, `span`, etc.

   ```
   React.createElement("input", { value: "hi!" })
   React.createElement("div", { style: { backgroundColor: "green" } }, [ "test" ])
   ```

There's some other complications, like the fact that you can pass in many children to `React.createElement`, and `children` doesn't need to be an Array, and Arrays can nest.

----

As for rendering, a good way to think of it is that any time **anything** changes in your app, React will re-render the entire app from scratch, starting at the root.

It's more complicated than that, because React does virtual DOM diffing, but it's still a good mental model.

The benefit of `lazyView` in `fable-elmish` is that if a sub-tree's state hasn't changed, React can completely skip re-rendering that sub-tree, which is quite a lot faster. So that way it only needs to re-render the parts of your app that actually changed.

That's why putting `lazyView` on the root is pointless, because any time your app's state changes, that means that the root's state has changed as well. It's only useful in situations where a sub-tree's state doesn't change very often.


develop (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Build Failed

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newline~~~


Hello people!

Ikki here. Keen to learn java and android development! Pineapple should be banned as a topping all over the world!!


Looking great! You might want to define some default places to look for plugins.

`/etc/kwiwk/plugins/`
`~/.config/kwiwk/plugins/`
`./plugins`

Would be 3 good places to load plugins from.
System plugins, User plugins, and Local/Dev/Testing plugins respectively

No real need to differentiate where they came from.


I can confirm that I see this bug too, and that it's caused by this commit


Before: [uploading]...
After: http://i.imgur.com/RAbat5C.gifv


tarkentaakseni: valmis siis noin pääpiirteissään; näkymät ja toiminnot. Yksityiskohtia vielä puuttuu, kuten, käyttäjän sisäänkirjautuminen ym.


this page validate incompatible code with editor's code

body contentEditable="true" make the editor's code bug and completely fail
editor initialization ensure also page isn't in designMode


Ummm, travis failed on this one

Running 'flutter packages get' in hello_world...
Connection closed before full header was received
pub get failed (69)

Doesn't seem related though. Restarting


newline


return std::vector<unsigned char>(data.cbegin(), data.cend());


For some reason the `hass.state` here (when called from `async_added_to_hass` method in entity) is `CoreState.not_running` instead of `CoreState.starting` in my setup. This causes the coro to return `None` immediately. Do I do something wrong? Should the state at this stage be already set to `CoreState.starting`?


Do we also have an option to zip NES ROMs too if we are only using RetroArch?


This commit has been deployed to DEPLOY


FYI @remigr


From what I remember @zackbrown is right with that link.


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develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1861 of 1864 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

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update


quotes here


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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your nesting is greatly improved!


"Sorry I smell like piss, but you know how it is."


👍  lets hope this works :)


ljhlh


Was there an issue you were running into with some requests for this? Or was this just mostly to avoid any future issues?


Steam is currently rejecting valid auth attempts (sometimes). Trying to cover all bases to make it stop.


Todo fix typescript


Made my day


It does, I was able to reproduce it locally by changing async version. (Async was not declared as a specific dependency.)


Peut-être préciser les indicateurs qui sont utilisés par les régies pour calculer les redevances.
Sur youtube par exemple les abonnés ne rapportent rien, ce sont les vues qui rapportent.


строка с return не нужна, т.к. forEach должна только вызывать функцию fn для каждого элемента массива и все))


Excellent, thanks!


Можно просто
return ((year % 4 == 0) && (year % 100 != 0)) || (year % 400 == 0);


This commit has been deployed to DEV


Можно просто
return (month == 1 || month == 3 || month == 5 || month == 7 ||
               month == 8 || month == 10 || month == 12 );


Hm, I'd say misc for now and depending on how the categorization evolves we could move it to a proper category.


it does, I would propose another design:

```java
  private static WebElement findElement(By by, WebDriver driver) {
    Optional<WebElement> element;
    try {
      element = driver.findElements(by).stream().findFirst();
    } catch (WebDriverException e) {
      log.log(Level.WARNING,
              String.format("WebDriverException thrown by findElement(%s)", by), e);
      throw e;
    }
    return element.orElseThrow(
            () -> new NoSuchElementException("Cannot locate an element using " + by));
  }
```


wrong url ;) https://www.razerzone.com/store/razer-blackwidow-chroma-v2


Is this supposed to be `&&` instead of `||`? As it is written, it may compare `null <= chmInfo.hg19.length`


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@brondsem Are you guys live with this code right now? We attempted to use this creative / new built-in Prebid secure code as opposed to our own homegrown solution and in testing saw DFP revenue drop nearly 10% when running this in a A/B test.


Note the changes to ContinuousEffectsImpl, etc.  See that return statement that used to use null and now returns the HashSet?  Also, the "dependentTo" change.  I will test and report back.  Thanks for helping out.


oops


May be simpler to write blog posts in Markdown, then you don't have to muck with HTML.


Merci de cette remarque.....Je vais clairfier cela alors


It's also sad this this error is a dead-end, especially for a user that's clearly highly motivated to install a second device.  I wonder if we can transition to e.g. the app-store buttons if we can an error sending the SMS?


Qu'entends-tu par intégration?
Quelles fonctionnalités souhaitent-tu pour lier site et blog?
La seule que je vois c'est publier une copie d'un article sur son blog (on peut déjà faire cela pour un post du forum), mais ce n'est pas une fonctionnalité majeure.


Тут всё верно


Всё гуд, ставлю 9


Not sure it is a lot better but you can also use a `Record` type here:

```
type Pieces = Record<Key, Piece>
```

`pieces['nope']` won't raise an error but `pieces.nope` will


Do you know how the SRC teams would be able to incorporate this into our builds?


The [address element](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/address) was an actual HTML 5 Semantic element. `footerText` isn't a standard element, (we could define it if we really wanted to) but sense this is a catch all we should use a generic element to enclose it. Like a `span` or `p` tag with a class of 'footer-text' or something like that so we can identify and style it if needed.


Captions with typo fixed look good. However, I think they should say "median", not "mean" based on what's done in the underlying code.
https://github.com/r4ss/r4ss/blob/master/R/mcmc.out.R#L205
I will change the help file for the mcmc.out function in r4ss to reflect what's actually done. I also looked at some past assessments when Ian Stewart was involved and saw essentially zero description of this plot, so what we've done is a significant step forward. And as someone mentioned before, the fact that folks are focusing on these little details is a good sign.


Yes, thats the only part that I can think off that it might "break" something. The reason I changed it is because I don't like returning null, especially not when the return type is a collection. So thats why I have it return an empty list instead. There might be a usage somewhere that checks it to be null rather than empty, let me look into that now.


Un bloc "Dernier Blog" accesible depuis page acceuil du site.


Не стоит тут 2 раза дёргать функцию, лучше сохранить в переменную, чтобы 2 раза не прогонять


Тут всё гуд


@Txion001 This should effectively fix the current issues in-place, but there is more testing to be done. I will update the original issue on ihmcrobotics/ihmc_valkyrie_ros#9 when I've confirmed that everything is working.


Not sure if it is safe to do this. According to the datasheet the program should wait for TXE before writing a new byte.


Star your own repos why dont you

Feel free to delete this useless comment


¡Bien, compa!
Lo único que te faltó para tu función es que tenías que declarar el argumento de entrada. Te explico:

Las funciones pueden tener dos tipos de argumentos de entrada: fijos (defaults) y variables. Por ejemplo, en la función:

mifuncion <- fun(x, y = TRUE){
...
}

Tenemos a _x_ como argumento de entrada variable, y _y_ como un default. Eso quiere decir que siempre necesitamos especificar qué es _x_. Por otro lado, a menos de que declare un valor distinto para _y_, esta va a tomar el valor de TRUE. Así, puedes hacer mifuncion(x), mifuncion(x, y = TRUE) y te van a dar lo mismo.

Al declarar tu función así:
funcion <- funcion(lst1){
..
}
... lo único que estás haciendo es decirle que le vas a pasar un argumento que le vas a llamar _lst1_, pero **no** que ese argumento es, de hecho, tu lista que creaste justo arriba. _lst1_ es, para tu función, un nombre genérico que va a tomar cualquier lista que le pases como argumento de entrada.

Las funciones, cuando buscan con qué "herramientas" trabajar, lo buscan adentro de ellas (i.e., no en tu espacio de trabajo, sino en los argumentos de entrada que tienen disponibles), y no le diste ningún argumento de entrada.

Lo único que te faltó hacer es, entonces, poner: funcion(lst1 = lst1), o funcion(lst1), pero nota que tu función habría jalado con cualquier otra lista válida que le pases, como funcion(lst1 = una_lista), funcion(una_lista). En resumen, las funciones necesitan **siempre** que declares los argumentos de entrada que no son defaults.

¡Espero no haber echado mucho rollo! Abrazo.


HI there, is this compatible with career mode? Apparently I cannot see the vostok parts. I'm using the HPTechTree-v19 under linux.


I think you mean `else if` ;)


True. I guess something like the result i suggested could be the return value for a function called `fetch_and_pop`.

Btw, your example retusn `{:foo,  [1, 2, 3]}` :-P


Question on the ZCTA audit: it looks like you are just checking to see if the zip code value is in the ZCTA set, but not whether the zip code centroid has been matched to the corresponding ZCTA. If we are using ZCTA areas to match to weather stations, don't we want to test the mapping (i.e. whether the zip code is a valid zip in our zip-to-zcta crosswalk) rather than the existence of a zip in the zcta list?


Exercise from 1-10


VS-coil-gaps (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2446 of 2446 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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nice


fix https://github.com/react-component/table/pull/125


if you want the value of __result to change outside of this method, you have to have call __result like 'ref bool __result' in the parameters.


¡Bien, compa! Se ve que le echaste creatividad al hacer tu lista. Eso está chido, se ve que ya piensas en ejercicios más complejos que lo básico.

Con respecto a la media, hay una manera muy fácil de hacerlo. La función mean (y muchas otras de agregación, como sd, min, max...) tiene como uno de sus parámetros _na.rm = FALSE_, lo que quiere decir que, por default, si hay un NA, no va a poder calcular la media. Eso lo puedes arreglar simplemente llamando: _mean(x, na.rm = TRUE)_.

Una pequeña parte que te faltó es revisar si los elementos de hecho eran _NA_. La idea de ese inciso era simplemente que usaran algo como lapply(lista, is.na), (o, individualmente, is.na(lista$b), etc.), para que les regresara puros TRUE y FALSE.

Por último, sacaste bien el grep. Algo útil puede ser, a veces, usar grepl, que te regresa (en este caso) una matriz con TRUE y FALSE para todos los elementos de la matriz que cumplen o no esa condición.

En general, veo que tu código es conciso y que eres creativo. Eso está bastante chido. (:


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آفہٰتہٰح تہٰرمہٰنہٰآلہٰ وخہٰلہٰيے 👇🏻

sudo apt-get update

ورآهہٰآ خہٰلہٰيے 👇🏻

redis-server

عہٰوفہٰ آلہٰتہٰرمہٰنہٰآلہٰ مہٰفہٰتہٰوح ✋🏻 وآفہٰتہٰح ثہٰآنہٰيے   وخہٰليے 👇🏻
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sudo apt-get install libreadline-dev libconfig-dev libssl-dev lua5.2 liblua5.2-dev lua-socket lua-sec lua-expat libevent-dev make unzip git redis-server autoconf g++ libjansson-dev libpython-dev expat libexpat1-dev
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./launch.sh install
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./launch.sh
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يطلب رقم خلي رقم البوت ✋🏿😘
مبروك عليك افضل بوت 😍

بعدها افتح ترمنال جديد واكتب👇
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sudo service redis-server start
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- ودوس انتر
- وسوي رن من ملف لانج
- بعد متسوي رن افتح ترمنال جديد واكتب
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cd MAITHAM
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- انتر وبعدها هل امر
bash cd MAITHAM.sh -t

- انتظر 5 ثواني يشتغل بوت
هذا ملف يقلل وكفات بوت

المطور @MAITHAMO_O
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second commit


Typo. The title should be 'style: Remove unnecessary codes'


sick!


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [B1. Membuat tampilan informasi kegiatan](https://trello.com/c/REmcGnRN/42-b1-membuat-tampilan-informasi-kegiatan)


What version of FreeRADIUS is this merged into? Is it in 2.1.12?


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [B2. Belajar database informasi kegiatan](https://trello.com/c/R5YNyjWV/43-b2-belajar-database-informasi-kegiatan)


I see that you use the `"#{var}"` syntax in some places, but not others - you could probably apply that everywhere (including here)


Compi, ¿qué te puedo decir?

Eres una súper rifada, excelente tarea. (:

Un único tip: los nombres se pueden obtener y modificar con la función _names( )_, que te permite justo obtener los nombres de cualquier objeto que vive en tu sesión de R.


Fair question. This audit exists because we actually _aren't_ using a zipcode to zcta crosswalk. If we were, we would check to see that zipcodes given were in the crosswalk file. On the question of verifying zipcode crosswalk correctness (if one existed) we would do that not as an audit of this sort, but as some other test, since audits in this sense are for data that change from user to user, and not static data (like a crosswalk).


I see that you use the "#{var}" syntax in some places, but not others - you could probably apply that everywhere (including here)


¡Faltó tu R Script!

No es problema, pero sí asegúrate de medio dominar los temas que vimos.  (:


ايب


I assume that https://github.com/jboss/jboss-transaction-api_spec should exclude the javax.enterprise:cdi-api:jar:1.2:provided dependency, which seems to bring javax.interceptor:javax.interceptor-api in.


kdsaldsa


tttttt


d


Ajout d'une dizaine de pages pour inclurer dans notre Cac un CCTP (Contrat de Clause Technique Particuliere).
J'ai utiliser un modele tres détailler dont 'il faudras bien évidement expurger les articles inutiles.
Mais certainement une bonne base de travail pour avoir un "Contrat d'assistance" claire et bien définie.


学习git


one thing I generally try to do is isolate my "side effects" into contained sections of the code. Here, I know that `add` on most of these classes sends an HTTP request (which could fail or be slow) - but in general it's not really clear what lines of code are doing something to the external world, and which are not here. What I'd do here is build up a regular object - probably a `Project` and all it's associated pieces (milestones, suites, etc) without doing any HTTP calls. Then, at the end, I'd send the whole thing to an HTTP service that can do all the HTTP stuff given a project. That also makes all the middle parts easier to test, because they aren't doing anything but building up a data structure.


138331937Adaptive-convection-resulting-in-extremely-low-zone-temperature (lgu1234) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2395 of 2424 tests passed, 558 test warnings)

 * 587 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 444 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 29 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 50 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 28 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 24 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 28 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 12 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 21 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ERR diffs.

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fixed with 83809e10bb50b9d505c22a558197987d815db4ea


그걸 안 쓰면 어떡해요


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

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this is handy for getting functions into the global scope, but can also make it hard to tell where functions came from. For instance, it might be nice to see something like `prompt.base_suites()` instead of `prompt_base_suites()` - that way you know what file a given function comes from.


already fixed with 0a245718437f46947ef2ac545e3e1b53faf6d740


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

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fixed with ca12ea9452ca31a224ca23dbf63bb814aa2e681d


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آفہٰتہٰح تہٰرمہٰنہٰآلہٰ وخہٰلہٰيے 👇🏻

sudo apt-get update

ورآهہٰآ خہٰلہٰيے 👇🏻

redis-server

عہٰوفہٰ آلہٰتہٰرمہٰنہٰآلہٰ مہٰفہٰتہٰوح ✋🏻 وآفہٰتہٰح ثہٰآنہٰيے   وخہٰليے 👇🏻
************************************************************
sudo apt-get install libreadline-dev libconfig-dev libssl-dev lua5.2 liblua5.2-dev lua-socket lua-sec lua-expat libevent-dev make unzip git redis-server autoconf g++ libjansson-dev libpython-dev expat libexpat1-dev
➖➖➖➖➖
ورآهہٰآ خہٰلہٰيے 👇🏻
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https://github.com/MAITHAM2/MAITHAM.bev.git
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ورآهہٰآ خہٰلہٰيے 👇🏻
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cd MAITHAM
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ورآهہٰآ خہٰلہٰيے 👇
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chmod +x launch.sh
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ورآهہٰآ خہٰلہٰيے 👇
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./launch.sh install
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ورآهہٰآ خہٰلہٰيے 👇
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./launch.sh
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يطلب رقم خلي رقم البوت ✋🏿😘
مبروك عليك افضل بوت 😍

بعدها افتح ترمنال جديد واكتب👇
➖➖➖➖➖➖
sudo service redis-server start
➖➖➖➖➖➖
- ودوس انتر
- وسوي رن من ملف لانج
- بعد متسوي رن افتح ترمنال جديد واكتب
➖➖➖➖➖➖
cd MAITHAM
➖➖➖➖➖➖
- انتر وبعدها هل امر
bash cd MAITHAM.sh -t

- انتظر 5 ثواني يشتغل بوت
هذا ملف يقلل وكفات بوت

المطور @MAITHAMO_O
تواصل @MAITHAMO_Obot


I'm confused as it looks like jboss-transaction-api_spec is not bringing in the intercepter dependency (as it is "provided").


if i'm understanding this correctly, it looks like this block could be:

    BASE_SUITES.select do |suite|
      prompt_bool?("#{suite}? (y/n)")
    end

since `select` takes a list of things and filters out things where the return value of the block is false.


@ManoMarks I've updated the docs per https://github.com/docker/docker.github.io/pull/1906 and https://github.com/docker/docker.github.io/pull/1901, as referenced in this issue: https://github.com/docker/docker.github.io/issues/1875. But I'm not sure what to do about this commit.

Can you give me some guidance here. Is someone else going to merge this? Or has it already been updated?


JPA不是一种新的框架，不会替代hibernate等orm框架，只是用于规范现有的ORM技术。相反在使用JPA的时候我们任然需要hibernate这个框架。

开发环境:
jar包支持：
1，hibernate-annotations-3.4.0.GA.zip  hibernate常用的注解包
Hibernate3.jjar,hibernate-cglib-repack-2.1_3.jar,lib\required\*.jar

2，hibernate-distribution-3.3.1.GA.zip  核心包
Hibernate-annotation.jar,lib\ejb3-persistence.jar,hibernate-commons-annotations.jar

3,hibernnate-entitymanager-3.4.0.GA.zip 针对JPA规范的实现。
Hibernate-entirymanager.jar,lib\test\log4j.jar,slf4j-log4j12.jar

事务介绍：事务存在两种，通常用的是本地事务。两个数据库操作如mysql和oracle操作需要公用一个事务时使用全局事务。


关联关系
1-n:
多的一方为关系维护端，关系维护端负责外键记录的更新。被维护端不能维护外键更新。

@OneToMany  @****many后面标识的是many的话，lazy默认延迟加载，相反@*****one则是立即加载。

MapperBy ----> 关系被维护端
Optional = true 外键字段可以为空
Optional = false 外键字段不可以为空

配置外键名称：joinColumn = (name=”外键名”)

自定义简单的查询：
FindXXBy，ReadAXXBy,CountXXBy,QueryXXBy,getXXBy

Sql体系中的关键词：Like : FindByXXLike  FindByXXOrderByXXDesc

限制查询：FindTopByXX,FindTop10ByXX,FindFirstByXX,FindFirst10ByXX;

注意事项：持久化的属性不能大写或有特殊符号，否则识别不出来


Are we thinking stdout/stderr?


JPA分页：在<mvc>的标签中配置分页解析器和添加spring的分页支持，否则会报无法匹配springmvc等异常。
例子：
<mvc:argument-resolvers>
				<bean class="org.springframework.data.web.PageableHandlerMethodArgumentResolver" />
				<bean class="org.springframework.data.web.SortHandlerMethodArgumentResolver" />
		</mvc:argument-resolvers>

还要注册:<bean id="pageableArgumentResolver" class="org.springframework.data.web.PageableArgumentResolver"></bean>


评论


i'd run a formatter and/or a linter against the project to catch little things like indentation or inconsistent variable names etc. At work, we use `rubocop` extensively, but I'm sure there are others. It's nice to have automated tools keeping the code in good shape so you don't have to think about it.


With Parsing


Would it be okay if I deleted it and then added in a `pdb.set_trace()` to GUIHistoryMethods?  That way there'd be shell access, but also I wouldn't have to continue to maintain it.


Dont we need these for 32x emulation?(Or is a c++ version included in place of the dynarec?)

Is this due to write = !exec on ios?


I'm getting a null reference exception on viewmodel resolution after this check in.  I tried to recreate with unit tests but it seems like it works fine on NET45 but on Android and iOS it's not resolving the VM correctly using the typeof(T) here

` var view = this.AttemptViewResolutionFor(typeof(T), contract);`

So it's just pulling IRoutableViewModel for the fully qualified name instead of the class name

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5375137/23194671/c1690dca-f86c-11e6-94e9-c7f11548856a.png)

If I change it back to

`var view = this.AttemptViewResolutionFor(viewModel.GetType(), contract);`

Then it works fine... It's annoying because typeof(T) works fine in the unit tests but it doesn't seem to be when I run the app

Here is my VM registration code

`Locator.CurrentMutable.Register(() => new MainPage(), typeof(IViewFor<MainPageViewModel>));`


could you maybe pass in the `milestones` here instead of setting it after the fact on line 133? Generally, I think it's a good idea to construct objects once up-front, and then have them change as little as possible later.


5/7 not enough memes


I definitely get the sense that if there were enough functions for building up these things that you could reuse code between here and `:generate`, since it already seems to do a superset of this work.


does "gradle dependencies" show that jboss-transaction-api_spec is bringing in the intercepter dependency?


open 方法中 关闭之前的下拉 的那段处理有问题，参见下面代码中的注释

```js
class DropdownService {
	constructor() {
		this.lastDropdownCtrl = null;

		// 用于自动关闭 dropdown 的回调
		this.autoCloseFn = null;
	}

	open(dropdownCtrl) {
		// 关闭之前的下拉
                // ----> 这块代码处理的不对 <-----,
                // 需要在这里执行一下 this.close(this.lastDropdownCtrl);
                // 清除之前注册的事件，要不然就清除不掉了，因为注册的函数 this.autoCloseFn 重新声明了
		if (this.lastDropdownCtrl) {
			this.autoCloseFn();
		}

		// 为需要自动关闭的下拉注册处理事件
		if (dropdownCtrl.autoClose) {
			this.lastDropdownCtrl = dropdownCtrl;

			this.autoCloseFn = event => {
				if (dropdownCtrl.getElement().contains(event.target)) {
					// 点击元素自身不自动关闭
					return;
				}
				this.lastDropdownCtrl.close();
			};

			document.addEventListener('click', this.autoCloseFn, true);
		}
	}

	close(dropdownCtrl) {
		if (dropdownCtrl.autoClose) {
			document.removeEventListener('click', this.autoCloseFn, true);
			this.lastDropdownCtrl = null;
			this.autoCloseFn = null;
		}
	}
}

export default new DropdownService();
```


muon lay lai file xoa


instead of a generic `helpers` file, I'd try to put as many functions as i can grouped by usage - for instance `get_projects` and `get_suites` might be in an `http.rb` file, in charge of doing HTTP things. The functions that start with `select` deal with getting user input via the terminal, so maybe they could be in `terminal.rb`.  `check_ruby_version` is it's own special thing... maybe it could just be defined in the rakefile itself.


this file is pretty good - lots of things related to prompting that can be reused. I might put the `select` functions from `helpers` in here as well.


AFN_Duct_Radiation (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2460 of 2474 tests passed, 575 test warnings)

 * 588 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 24 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 15 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 14 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 14 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 14 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.43%25-yellow.png)


git init


AFN_Duct_Radiation (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


Yeah, for now I'm just dropping it for the statically linked iOS core. It isn't like official versions of RetroArch will use this anyway, it is for internal use.


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So many mistakes. XD

I'll remove the Server::getInstance() and clean up before I merge.


Thanks. Let me clarify. I'm not suggesting an audit of a static crosswalk file. I'm suggesting the justification for this audit as currently written seems at odds with how I understand we are currently using zips vs zctas. Let me know where I'm wrong: The test currently validates project zip codes against a list of valid ZCTAs rather than a list of valid zip codes. The justification for this is that zctas are a more stable defined geography for mapping to weather stations than zip codes, which is a great justification. If the ultimate purpose of this test is to ensure that we have zip code values that we can map to a weather stations during meter runs and we want that mapping to be spatially and temporally stable, we should be mapping every project zip code to a valid ZCTA prior to meter runs and using a zcta-to-weather station mapping rather than zip-to-weather station mapping. This is an important distinction because a zip code can have a valid zcta mapping that is not its own code. This audit seems to be testing if there is a *zcta value* that matches the *zip code value*, but we use the *zip code values* for downstream weather station matching, not their associated zcta values. Either we use ZCTAs for weather station mapping and we should audit the zips for being a valid zip in a zip-to-zcta crosswalk, or we use zips for weather station mapping and we should audit for being a valid zip in our zip file. Am I missing something?


- - -
##1.Objective-C程序设计
##2.iOS界面开发


@silentcloud @warmhug review下我这个改了，这几个rn的都比web小1px，我改回去了，有问题吗？


zid stdlib


@JonnyXDA sorry, didn't know


First update which includes news + blog


This seems to have broken the "-v" argument.
```
python electrum -v
usage: electrum [-h] [-v] [-D ELECTRUM_PATH] [-P] [-w WALLET_PATH] [--testnet]
                [--segwit]
                <command> ...
electrum: error: unrecognized arguments: -v
```


这个是类似于USBInjextALL的作用么？


Intended purpose: when we do hyperparameter search, we can run N distributed models on a subset M' < M GPUs allocated.


Why are we attempting to assigning the `itemImageURL` in two different places? At `else if(XML_TAG_DESCRIPTION...` and also at `else if (XML_TAG_CONTENT_ENCODED...` below? @lustigdev


Late to the review, but wouldn't this be cleaner/better as 'checkout'=> Gate::allows('checkout, Asset::class), 'checkin'=> Gate::allows('checkin', Asset::class), etc?  We already get a boolean back from the call.


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Yeah, for the 'run a binary' check. And for other checks, we can return a 'status' and a 'note'.


不喜欢吧


没啥问题，你测试一下对应 demo，没问题就合了 @paranoidjk


Twichirp.Android.csprojをVisualStudio for mac設定にしたので後でVisualStudioで設定し直さなければならない


I think I am justified in leaving out the Rfree flag when calculating theoretical structure factors for my energy minimised model, with regards to both analysis pathways in which I will use these calculated structure factors. This is because in both cases these Fcalc will be treated as Fobs, so I would just be omitting data which would improve the quality of the calculated theoretical structures factors were I to include the Rfree flag.


Тут всё гуд


Does this work out-of-the-box, then?


very nice


Where would you free the allocated resources? How can you ensure?


@dljsjr Okay thank you!


@ehoch
10% as compared to non SF solution?


platfrom: 'Windows 10.1',


use logger instead String.format()


Okay if you share your editor settings with me?!


- [ ] You have a typo here.


I think, the property `canUsed` should be the method. You can add a property `enabled` what can disable panel in config


@mkendall07 No compared to our own SafeFrame solution, which was based on the prototype that @CarsonBanov I believe originally proposed.


- [ ] You're missing a comma here.


Who requested that? Simply asking because it is written like @mario mentioned it. Cc @jancborchardt


Spring can prepare dto from request params


done, published 0.4.3 and added you as npm collaborator.

:)

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Quaerendo invenietis.


Delete the unexpected blank lines.


Follow the consistent coding style. You need "spaces".


Needs indention correction.


Fix for #34


This probably has to end up under 3rd-party (being considered as a separate project, with different code conventions and clashing identifiers). Maybe it can be synchronized by subtree merge (as I do with the manual).


now I'm really confused what is correct. You made this similar change in core and then StyleCI changed it back... 😕 ❓


Shouldn't the limit be set to the length of itemsToFind?


Entities are configured and added by `bootstrap.from_config_file()`, which is called in `__main__`. The state is set to `CoreState.starting` in `HomeAssistant.async_start()`, which is indirectly (through `HomeAssistant.start()`) also called in `__main__`, but this call is after the bootstrap call, so when the state changes to `CoreState.starting`, the entities are already added and `async_added_to_hass` method would be already called on them.


partially address #80


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

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


redundant


Don't leave the extra blank line.


i'm still designing more but i wanted to check on the repository first. Thanks for all your contributions


The intended use of this compiler, at least initially, is to fill in the gaps that Watcom C won't provide me in terms of talking to assembly language type interfaces like DOS/BIOS calls and VxD interfaces.

I'm not satisfied with the Open Watcom v2 developer's insistence on copying CPU flags to a variable just so that C can use it. Tighter and faster code could be done if the C compiler (like this one) were to instead allow "contracts" between ASM and C that can direct the C compiler to execute some ASM then act on the resulting CPU flags, retrieve results from multiple CPU registers, and other fun things. I also have in mind that a good 16-bit DOS compiler could support "386 flat real mode extensions" if you want to write code that runs in real mode but touches extended memory. I'm also writing this because I'm not satisfied with merely patching OBJ files to remove DGROUP relocations just so that DOSLIB can target the .COM executable format.

I've actually poked into Open Watcom's C compiler source code. It's very tightly bound to it's original design and very hard to modify. Even compiler intrinsics are hard-coded. Basically you can't add intrinsics unless you can express it as "copy this sequence of bytes". That would explain as well why Watcom C's MMX "intrinsics" functions suck compared to what GCC can do because if you look at mmintrin.h they just made a big list of #pragma aux directives to fill in that assume the use of mm0 and mm1.

I don't expect this to be a high level C++ compiler anytime soon, but I do expect it to interface better with both assembly language level stuff.

At first, it will start as a compiler that you use with GCC's preprocessor and Watcom's linker. It will follow the GCC model where the compiler spits out an ASM file and then you feed that ASM file to an assembler.

So the intended use of this compiler, at least initially, would be for a C file:

C source -> GCC preprocessor (cpp) -> haxcc -> NASM -> WLINK -> EXE


Hey @mikejolley, thanks for the heads up on this change.

Example Use Case:

We have a plugin that allows customers to add conditional fees. An example of this is a
discount for customers purchasing more than two items in an order. Here's I added a "Multiple Product Discount" and a coupon.

![screen shot 2017-02-22 at 2 06 46 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/290886/23230062/2ab99722-f908-11e6-9ecb-8a08b8d628a6.png)

This discount is represented differently as a fee than a coupon.
The fee is one line item and can be measured as such. The discount is separated amongst line items.

We would be in favor of keeping negative fees as a possibility, or adding a filter that can allow their use by custom code.


Since `toString` is overridden, the `UnsupportedError.toString` will never access the `message` and this is therefore safe.


Thanks for verifying. Indeed, lots of these minor issues were, by definition, in last year's (and earlier) assessments ...


There should be one space before a parenthesis.


Ouch! Since when was this broken?


You don't have to keep `Makefile_orig` since we have version control systems like Git.


Its cool, lets keep up


@caseyWebb this should be `preSave` ;) @scottwrobinson this should be updated.


This is also a bit of a fun challenge because I've never worked with lex / yacc before.


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1861 of 1862 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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The commet "FILL YOUR OWN IMPLEMENTATION HERE" should be removed.


Yes, I think that will be fastest.

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Don't leave the dead code (zyxel).


See #3


> DELETE FROM `areatrigger_template` WHERE `Id` IN (9850, 10037);
> INSERT INTO `areatrigger_template` (`Id`, `Type`, `Flags`, `Data0`, `Data1`, `Data2`, `Data3`, `Data4`, `Data5`, `VerifiedBuild`) VALUES
> (9850, 0, 4, 5, 5, 0, 0, 0, 0, 23420),
> (10037, 0, 4, 15, 15, 0, 0, 0, 0, 23420);


Ditto. Don't leave the dead code.


@rambaut -- boom!    I'd be super-happy if the `fixedTree="true"` and `asMatrix="true"` parts of

```
    <treeModel id="treeModel" fixedTree="true">
               ....
		<nodeTraits rootNode="false" internalNodes="false" leafNodes="true"
				traitDimension="5" name="latent" asMatrix="true">
			<parameter id="leafTraits"/>
		</nodeTraits>
```

still worked at the end of this refactor. :-)


-acknowledgement inside a subtopic
-code refactoring
-handle MQTT authentication automaticaly if user set
-esp8266 and arduino compatibility with the same code
-code SRAM load optimization for arduino uno
-group user and other parameters
-remove duplicate for IR
-RF protocols definition in subject
-RF pulse length definition in subject


Again, you are welcome to open a PR with the documentation


Should we annotate `data` to `data: &[u8]` to show its type?


@vak2ve Looking at the diff (the link to the commit on GitHub), it appears the quotes surrounding the attribute values were added as curly quotes rather than straight quotes. This would make the file non-well formed XML. Could you please correct these and make sure oXygen validates the files as well-formed XML before committing? (We really need an automated well-formedness check - but in the meantime we have to be vigilant about this, as it can "[break the build](https://www.google.com/search?q=break+the+build)" when we re-populate a database.)


Use C-style comments.


The diagnosis messages do not really help. Clarify and get them improved.


develop (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (1847 of 1847 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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redundant


@bmathews - I agree with the above.  This has been what we have been telling developers right now.  They are looking to us for guidance,  but I think that falls in their court to choose the best solution.

Select2 is in the examples is back up and working, at least for now ;)  Thanks for the help!


Yeah, but the macro needs to be updated for this.


Keep a blank line above this please.


just return inline


For future portability, I would use

```
utility.SetEnvVariable ("OPTIMIZATION_PRECISION", 0.1);
```


Actually I was wondering about using Koder as a basis for a Pe rewrite, and then making Heidi just an IDE shell around it. Could be a possibility...

At any rate, thanks! Dunno how much time I'll have to work on this in the next bit though.


We shouldn't be returning 200 here yet. The registration process isn't finished.


If we leave this as-is, the if statement beginning on line 39 is unnecessary. Consider removing this or the other one.


Technically, this is a 2-D array (not a dict)


use DTO instead Entity


I’m against, primarily because you cannot actually change the type and the error will be weird if anybody decides actually change it.


## Some things that are done well :+1:

### index.html

- Formatting and indentation
- comments
- lists and list items being used very well
- use of `section` tags to break up content
- Nice overall structure of content

### style.css

- font-family has an order of fallback fonts
- simple to read selectors, not too much nesting
- well formatted and indented

## Some things that could be improved

Note: these are all just suggestions, it's easy to get caught up in semantics and markup. It can sometimes be better to go with what works instead of spending *too* much time on the semantic structure, especially when working under a deadline.

### index.html

**Header**

Instead of `section class="header"`, I would use your `header` tag (I may have mislead you a few weeks ago, don't remember). I would just remove the header tags that exist now (unless they're needed). I would put your logo image in the `nav` tag on the same level as the `ul`. I don't know if I would use a section for the `.team-name` element in the header, a div would probably be ok.

Generally a good thing to think about when using sections is whether the content needs to be broken up or not. The purpose of a section is essentially to break up content into chunks to make it more scannable, especially for screen readers.

**Meet the team**

`article` tags are easily misused. Generally `article` tags are used to signify content that can stand alone outside the context of the page it's in. So if you could plop everything in the article into a new page and have it work on it's own, then the `article` tag is being used appropriately.

I would say in this case, the `.intro` article tag could probably be removed, and the `.team-grid` article could be replaced with a ul or a `div`.

The `figure` tag is generally used to add context to the content. Here, I would say that the figures *are* the content, and could be replaced by a different element, like a list item. Though, you could probably make a case for or against the `figure` here, I'd probably want an extra opinion before making that call.

### style.css

Here, I would just say as your stylesheet gets bigger, make sure you're breaking up the styles into some sort of sections. It's always nice to add comments to make things slightly easier to navigate.


This update fails on windows. Sad but we have to use **%npm_package_config_webpack%**, not **$npm_package_config_webpack**

C:\laragon\www\testproject>npm run production

> @ production C:\laragon\www\testproject
> npm run dev -- -p

> @ dev C:\laragon\www\testproject
> node node_modules/webpack/bin/webpack.js --progress --hide-modules --config=$config_webpack "-p"

module.js:472
    throw err;
    ^

Error: Cannot find module 'C:\laragon\www\testproject\$config_webpack'
    at Function.Module._resolveFilename (module.js:470:15)
    at Function.Module._load (module.js:418:25)
    at Module.require (module.js:498:17)
    at require (internal/module.js:20:19)
    at requireConfig (C:\laragon\www\testproject\node_modules\webpack\bin\convert-argv.js:96:18)
    at C:\laragon\www\testproject\node_modules\webpack\bin\convert-argv.js:109:17
    at Array.forEach (native)
    at module.exports (C:\laragon\www\testproject\node_modules\webpack\bin\convert-argv.js:107:15)
    at Object.<anonymous> (C:\laragon\www\testproject\node_modules\webpack\bin\webpack.js:153:40)
    at Module._compile (module.js:571:32)

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npm ERR! node v7.6.0
npm ERR! npm  v4.2.0
npm ERR! code ELIFECYCLE
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npm ERR!
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It is looking like it ... just need to confirm the commit actually worked.

We already have keys and we just needed to get everbld to be invited to the repo as a contributor.


There are multiple issues happening here, the most visible one is the missing "failed" variable definition (issue #1 ), but you are also getting an error on the deletion of the backup on the cleanup, and that error is masking the issue that is triggering the error that is triggering the cleanup (issue   #2 ).

By the looks of the logs it looks like the backup service is going down during the backup creation, as the CRITICAL message seems to indicate.  You should monitor the status of the cinder backup service during the backup as well as the CPU usage of the server where the node is running.


I don't think so. When there is an error, `win_error` will throw. Except when I set the 2nd parameter as false.


That is not the current convention I see in saiport.h.  If this is incorrect, I think it should be addressed as a whole in a separate PR for code cleanup.  I want to avoid code creep.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Create GitHub repository](https://trello.com/c/qGPdOGRs/11-create-github-repository)


Nooo!  What happened?


sql query for database tables


thx :)
Just saw the hard-coded column count and just removed the resze - is back via 898fed75a3d8f0b033808d282560242b474d170b


Fixes #7 and #15


Thank you for your responses.
They are really helpful to us.


Sure, but the user has no idea what `data` is when they see this file. I think them having to try to figure out what `data` is is a worse experience than if they try to change it.


It's written GNU/Nextcloud.


Cambiato per errore su windows


Given that all non-failure paths require nqp::deconting a and b twice, would it be faster to just do that once in the beginning and store those?


https://www.phpdoc.org/docs/latest/guides/inheritance.html#the-inheritdoc-tag

Quote:
Currently some applications have DocBlocks containing just the {@inheritDoc} inline tag to indicate that their complete contents should be inherited. This usage breaks with the PHPDoc Standard as summaries cannot contain inline tags and inheritance is automatic; you do not need to define a special tag for it.
However, it does make clear that an element has been explicitly documented (and thus not forgotten). As such we are working to include a new (normal) tag in the PHPDoc Standard @inheritDoc that will serve that purpose.

So @inheritDoc seems correct. Don't know if StyleCI can consider this though.


what are we talking about here? xD
Vault is not started yet. Just added some spawns


Interesting :)

I guess we must wait for the outcome of [BASE-11](https://at.projects.genivi.org/jira/projects/BASE/issues/BASE-41) before any of this could be merged to master.  Otherwise it's like projects fighting against each other, one adds a patch and the other deletes it again... :)

While we wait, if you want, maybe you could explain a little more what you are doing with pulseaudio, Changhyeok?   Is it just upgrade to a new version in Morty?


Ora quando si preme tab spunterà in automatico il selettore del calendario invece di mettere in focus la textbox


I can give a full Sniff


@joewiz does it check out now?


*IMPORTANTE*: Bisogna inizializzare per evitare errore con contact-chips


Catch all your problems away pt. 2


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Hi @dbernstein
Thank you for your response.
Could you please tell me which (part of) questions confused you?
Best regards


Aggiunto per sopprimere il warning riguardo al DateTime, senza questo non funziona la visualizzazione della scadenza.


done


In my oXygen, line 23 is still flagging as non-well formed: https://github.com/HistoryAtState/frus/blob/master/schema/frus.odd#L23


Great proposal, this was much easier than using the legacy callback


Just a note that you are actually changing what the function accepts here. The function previously took a list of strings with each string being a line (such as would be returned by a file.readlines() call). This changes to taking just one long string. You probably want to either switch it back or at least fix the main() function in this file and the parse_start() function in analyze.py.


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I would definitely say pick and choose from these suggestions, there actually is a healthy amount of dispute on how to best use these elements.

I'm sending you a resource on semantic elements, feel free to read through it. I searched for a bit and it's actually very difficult to find a decent summary of how to best use these tags.


Please not, will be very bad for the readability


You are missing a comma here after the first song object.  Since songs is an array, you will need to put a `,` after each entry in it except for the last.


Excellent work, really liked it


Hey Jin, none of your `album.js` javascript is running on the page currently.  That is because you need to include `album.js` in your `album.html`.  So you will need a `script` tag at the bottom of your page including the file.


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@liewegas this does not look right, `struct_v` here is actually `feature`. i.e. the caller of this method will pass `feature` to `bound_encode()` as `struct_v`. and i wonder if `bluestore_blob_t` really support feature bits?

and if we need to version `bluestore_blob_t`, we should use `DENC_START()` and `DENC_FINISH()` helpers. to encode the `struct_v` and `compact_v`. but this will break the backward compatibility here. as we don't encode them into `bluestore_blob_t` before.


The "if and only if ..." was not correct. The "it can be promoted ..." was out of place, as we only explain the promotion mechanism below. The remark in your comment is correct.


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put this in super as a clause below the tarball stanza?


Из-за false тест не проходит.


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Very interesting work as always. The theory and practice behind the parsing must be rewarding to implement. I see now that the goals of the compiler are immediately practical, too.

The low level optimizations must require specialized knowledge of how the cpu executes code.


Storing those would imply a frame that needs a pad to keep the lexicals in.  In my experience, the nqp::decont is *very* cheap and offsets any double work against having the overhead of a frame that needs benefits.


enrich is already exported


Isn't this redundant if new line 24 adds it?

Should we just call it here and remove it from new line 24? Same for GeneratorResource.new method.


spelling mistake


Ok, still trying to understand that.  Can you provide the counterexample that makes the "if and only if" false?


https://github.com/Darthone/bug-free-octo-parakeet/commit/8f5637d89346cd953bd1228a2ccf22a4c288f3f5#diff-ee21cc6f70d9b8157f3f06a07dcfe005

when printing, add column headers pls


This is great. I was wondering if you can direct me to the utterances for Alexa. I couldn't seem to locate them.


Здесь у меня тоже тест не проходит - советую написать отдельную функцию и уже ее назначить как обработчик события click. Так же это нужно для того, что бы без проблем удалять обработчики событий - когда мы пишем так -  addEventListener('click', fn); , то после этого можем пользоваться removeEventListener('click', fn);


I was trying to change the title and forgot that I had changed the code when I worked with Alex.  The coin toss did not work originally.


use SOLID


It’s already 6 lines above.


Line 23 can also be removed if you prefer but in either case curly quotes should be gone.


I also changed ContinuousEffectsList::getAbility to return an empty hashmap if the key is not found, rather than returning null. Note, that all classes using this method never checked if the returned value was null.


То же, что и с предыдущей задачей - советую вынести функцию-колбек из функции обработчика в отдельную функцию. Так же стоит добавить проверку на предмет того, вызывалась ли эта функция, если нет - то вызвать и в конце удалить обработчик через removeEventListener('click', ...


I've had this same problem.


C'est tres grande! Bien joué :D
(looking forward to FAT!)


@protonate Are you sure? I'm not seeing $PREBID_GLOBAL$$.publisherDomain referenced anywhere again. It's redeclared in the creative sample but nowhere in prebid.js


just return history != null && history.getUser() != null && history.getUser().getId() == getCurrentUser().getId();


There is something weird going on here.
How is it possible that `NameError` did not occur before this patch?
Why was `builder` defined if it was not imported at all?


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Hey @scottmarlow!  See my comment on https://hibernate.atlassian.net/browse/HHH-11439.  OSGi dependencies != Maven dependencies.


Thanks. Don't expect the C compiler to have an optimizer for awhile. That comes later. What matters now is something that lets me write C code the way I want and need to. Then we can worry about making the generated code faster.


The constant is set to `10` but the comment says it's up to `20`?


jQuery Playground


hm.. it looks like doing `from fontTools.varLib import builder` inside `fontTools/varLib/merger.py` assigns the attribute `builder` to the `varLib` module.
The `varLib` module in turn does `from fontTools.varLib.merger import VariationMerger`, thus executing the `merger` module top-level statements, and after that the `builder` name is magically defined in `varLib` module's namespace...
I wonder how Sascha spotted this.


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URL should be changed to:

https://fpdownload.adobe.com/pub/flashplayer/pdc/24.0.0.221/flash_player_ppapi_linux.x86_64.tar.gz

Stupid version URL for Adobe Flash, needs to be changed when a new version is released. The old ones are deleted and will not work anymore.


> hm.. it looks like doing from fontTools.varLib import builder inside fontTools/varLib/merger.py assigns the attribute builder to the varLib module.

Wow!


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Flytta ut dina andra funktioner utanför draw-funktionen och sätt dem före


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Should we make `flushOnCheckpoint` true by default?


I should have documented.  The idea was to work like max. Ie. you can do both of:
```
TeePen(pen1, pen2, pen3)
TeePen([pen1, pen2, pen3])
```

Maybe there's a better way to do that.


@behdad if you say you did that intentionally, I don't believe you! 😜


Doesn't this commit invert the messages?


The caller is sending in struct_v on purpose.  We're essentially pushing responsibility for making sure all of this is backward compatible in the caller.. which are {encode,decode}_spanning_blobs and {encode,decode}_some.  Those are the encoders/decoders of these types, which means we can encode a struct_v only once (in teh caller) instead of for each instance of each of these types.


I ran through all the tests locally and didn't see any issues. If it's causing a problem we revert it


Oh man! Thanks! I must have clicked the wrong line to merge and the wrong line to discard!


TeamCity Chorus :: chorus-win32-master Continuous [Build 2.6.378.c436a1f62e26b6777e08d94cf8c1073c18602a60](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=84991&buildTypeId=bt2) outcome was **FAILURE**
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> @behdad if you say you did that intentionally, I don't believe you! 😜

Hahaha.  I was testing the bots ;).


The test I am using:
Auratouched Mage
White Ward or any Aura card
I do not like using the test suite due to its limitations.  You can use any card that uses the same "put an Aura card onto the battlefield attached to" effect as long as it is not from the hand/cast.  There are many.


Your sentence has grammatical errors.


You might find this useful instead https://github.com/thoughtbot/appraisal


Lär dig använda konsollen för att se värdet av variabler etc


`Hello. I want to use algorithms and the FOREX API to create excellent money making opportunities!`


Du måste alltid hålla koll på den här raden så att den matchar vad ditt skript faktiskt heter


Context: https://github.com/concourse/atc/commit/dca0be61e035908eaeac392b26be093dff4f29b5 introduced the restriction on resource cache deletion to prevent DB constraints from aborting the entire transaction (e.g. deleting a resource cache for a single `creating` volume may prevent 999 from being GCed). However the query was too broad and prevented GCing resource caches associated to volumes *entirely* as the query included both `created` and `destroying` volumes. This introduced a circular dependency: resource caches could not be GCed, and thus their `created` and `destroying` volumes could not be GCed.


Thank you very much @clody23 for this update. The summary file is now generated from the annotation.csv file. The issue #24 can be closed.


Please create a separate issue for this, else this will get lost.

I test it by changing settings on input_boolean / input_select and then running the "restart" service. If the UI comes back it has loaded the states correctly.

In the issue, please also list all components you use


This commit adds a setting called `LICENSE_GROUPS`, which contains a dictionary mapping organization shortnames _(ucb,csu,etc.)_ to the name of the posix group used for software licensing.


*clap clap*


What doesnt work exactly?


Rationale for this?


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Flashlight functionality](https://trello.com/c/Y2Mp7sLw/12-flashlight-functionality)


Wait, I didn't add a check to see if there's actually coal in the chest.
Lemme fix that real quick


Snyggt Aron, snyggt.


Hi Rakesh ! This is great example. I have one suggestion, instead of using invoice type integer you could consider using ENUM.


if it isn't found @mcantor it will not short circuit and fall back to `.createElement (tagname)`. As long as it's an `Element` that is returned `.cloneNode (deep)` will work. 💰


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```
x :w a
x = ...

f :  () -o a
f () =  x
```

x is an unrestricted value. f is a linear function. f can return x with no special condition.


well, have you runtime-tested that the entered number actually appears on screen when pressing a num key while you are in

+in fullscreen video window
+ in guide window
+ in channel window
+ in channel osd dialog ?


I thought the FileRepo plugin had moved to the plugin_path, so if the plug_in path is missing, we've got big, big problems and should exit with an error message.


@jangernert sorry, actually wanted to do a PR first..
Is this correct?


Mycket Snyggt! 💃


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [2197remote](https://2197remote-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/terminus/commands](https://2197remote-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/terminus/commands)
- [source/_partials/navbar.html](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/81aecf68e7991fb310ac468bd0afa6bac3a45da7/source/_partials/navbar.html)


tutaj należało wprowadzić ConfirmationDto


Oh I see, didn't pay attention to the star.


status jako String


Thanks @Nolin7777.


What if no tag points at HEAD?


You gotta love `set1`! 👍


nie wprowadzaj tutaj employeeId, idea jest taka że w przyszłości weźmiemy sobie aktualnie zalogowanego użytkownika, póki co zahardkoduj sobie w implementacji jakieś id


to samo tutaj


**COSE DA CONTROLLARE**

1. Pare che navighi 2 volte nello stesso viewmodel
2. Quando navighiamo nel dettaglio, rimangono i tab, probabilmente dobbiamo creare un nuovo navigationContainer? Vedi #8


Ah my bad, fix inc


wrong, should be an "or not"


zamiast parametru new EmployeeId(1L)


tutaj trzeba konfirmacje przepakować na dtosy ConfirmationDto


bez public


Hello, I'm currently using your tutorial to enable multiplayer aspect to game that me and my teammate are working on using melonjs 4.1.0. Were currently getting an error on line 27 getEntityByName.() is not a function. Is there an new function that replaced this one?


użyj LAZY i LEFT JOIN FETCH przy pobieraniu


i tu też


¿Loopback es capaz de saber el id del registro de este create?, de ser así podría hacer uso de findOne y de hay sacar las relaciones hasta llegar a centro.  Otra cosa que tengo sería realizarlo en grupo.js
```js
Grupo.observe('before save', function(ctx, next) {
    var grupo = ctx.instance;
    grupo.anyoescolarId(function(err, anyoescolar) {
        if (err) throw err;
        anyoescolar.centroId(function(err, centro) {
            console.log("e: "+centro.verificado);
            if(centro.verificado == true) {
                console.log("se ha creado un nuevo grupo correctamente");
            } else {
                console.log("no se puede crear el grupo");
                console.log("el centro no se encuentra verificado");
            }
            //next();
        });
    });
});
```
Pero cuando entre en else no quiero que me almacene nada en la base de datos, podría pasarle el next() únicamente a la condición if, pero si entra en else la aplicación se "quedaría pensando " y no me convence.


OS-Development basically is a catching net for important tools for Virtual Worlds.

It has no contributors other then the people who have written code for it in their repositories.


Maybe we want to return a channel of 'maybe values' that have either a RecvdVal or an error? Might make the handling of errors a bit simpler


This will probably fail due to limitations of unzip. The extra lines where added because unzip can't extract sub directories while omitting the root directory (unlike untar). E.g.
Consider the following zip content:

`System/app/SomeAppFolder/SomeAPK.apk`

By Calling

`package_extract_dir system/app/SomeAppFolder /system/app/SomeAppFolder`

You will end up with

`/system/app/system/app/SomeAppFolder/SomeAPK.apk`


Jup, should be fine now :)


zrób sobie prywatną metodę givenPublishedDocuemnt bo to się powtarza


Converting Kilograms to Pounds.


I think its probably bad that we ignore this error if we got at least one response back... I think this should be addressed separately


yes, casing makes a difference


I'm pretty much out of ideas.  I think it's more than just not getting the entire code.. when I take the existing code and $parseHTML(), it doesn't form the correct element structure.  If I try to insert it into $('div').html(string) it fails.  So maybe it's not even getting to the place where jquery can parse it properly.

However, when it does, this might help.  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11771513/angularjs-jquery-how-to-get-dynamic-content-working-in-angularjs

My fu is just not strong enough to crack this...


I'll add it to #10 .. should probably diff prefs values regardless of active status, because we should really check what he has for everything


If you have `m : positive`, you don't need `m_pos : (0 < m)%Z`


tu raczej sprawdź czy jest dokładnie jedna konfirmacja i czy jest confirmed i ma proxy, nie potrzebny for


should be "if other nodes are in reach "


tu nie potrzebny for lepiej po prostu sprawdź czy jest dokładnie jedna konfirmacja i czy ma ustawione wszystkie parametry


Test


Oh yes! That's a great commit!


![screen shot 2017-02-22 at 3 14 26 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/14981341/23232833/bee39940-f91a-11e6-85ba-a53b313f4a94.png)


I've removed the WM component on the `wm` branch. Not sure what to do about this.


Adding author, date, description and keyword meta fields for #5.


I think the condition can be relaxed. You updated the code to use NPY_INTP. So it would work if the dtype is INT32 or INT64 if INTP is int64


lm


It seems like after my reply discussion was halted, so I took the move forward, as I seem to be the only one to really care for the values.

Like I mentioned in the commit message, if we want a short variant for Windows, then PHP_OS is always "WINNT" on Windows.  Whereas php_uname('a') gives "Windows NT" (Full platform flavor name) and PHP_OS_FAMILY, gives the family of operating systems, which is just Windows. That is my base reasoning behind this before we cannot change it again


idem, but there is an npy_int32 left in this code.


That's why you simply call:
`package_extract_dir system /`


@Kazgrex Yes, there is a new method for 4.1.0; [`getChildByName`](http://melonjs.github.io/melonJS/docs/me.Container.html#getChildByName)

There will be some other changes as well, for example `obj.vel` is now `obj.body.vel`. A lot has changed since this was made.

In any case, I'm glad you have been experimenting with this module. Please post more about it on the [forum](http://www.html5gamedevs.com/forum/32-melonjs/)! We'd love to hear about what you're making, and it's also a great place to get help or questions answered by the community.


I have split the playbook in two. One that runs with SSL and one without. That this is only used for the internal proxy, so I'm not so sure what the point is.


Also fixed the bug where the IP address wasn't in single quotes.


Do we need this other class if it's the same as `.col-18`?


OH NO, YOU DIDNT, I LOVE YOU SO MUCH <3


I couldn't find the documentation about `switchMap` but I suspect it's an alias for `flatMapLatest`. That's why only the last request is executed the moment the subscriber starts sending them. Newer request are still processed as they are created. Using `flatMap` here instead won't cancel them.
(Same for findAll)


GET /log/http/2015-06-05/1-access.log HTTP/1.1
Host: g.sae.sina.com.cn
Accept: text/plain
x-sae-accesskey: 0xdeadbeef
x-sae-timestamp: 1433495016
Authorization: SAEV1_HMAC_SHA256 VQdy0s/D4aEn6QXAexr0onGmz+QObDwkWcZCCKcxMws=


Oh, just decided top update my projects 👍


Can you login as InfinityGamers, and if so does it then show up?


> I wonder how Sascha spotted this.

I ran the command line in the header comment, which didn’t work. Then I added the import, and it worked.


If you make `UnsupportedError` non-nullable, then overriding it nullable here is not safe. It's a contravariant override in the return type.

There is no good reason for UnsupportedError and UnimplementedError to differ - either both should be nullable or neither. Making both nullable is the non-breaking change.


Thanks for the pointer. I saw that but didn't think it was worth adding a whole other gem. 😄


DELETE before INSERT missing.


I'm sorry, that was not what I meant. I wanted to say that you should add a comment showing the structure of `service`, so that the reader understands why `[0][1][8][1][1][0]` is the IP address. Something like:

```
// service is:
// [ <- you can put here an example of what could be returned by connman
//   [ ... ] <- what is [0][0]? Why did you choose [0][1] instead of [0][0]?
//   [ <- this is [0][1]
//     [...] <- this is [0][1][0]
//     [...] <- this is [0][1][1]
//     ...
//     [ <- this is [0][1][8]. Why did you choose [0][1][8] instead of the others?
// ...
```


no newline


deploy from code academy


You don't seem to be in the InfinityGamers organization, when TheKnightGamer logs in does it show up?


This commit is breaking open source tests in Circle and will be reverted in #12526.


This commit breaks the login process. Line 65 of callback/callback.go. The profile is too large to store in a cookie.


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Old


This explains a chunk of relog fails in my stuff earlier. Mildly concerning.


This actually happens automatically, i.e.
```
somePromise
  .then(
    () => { ... },
    err => Promise.reject(err)
  )
```
is exactly equivalent to
```
somePromise
  .then(
    () => { ... }
  )
```


Node searches by default for an index.js file in a given directory from which to import files.


I am on it. It's just I'm hidden from public.


:cry: ahhh


`ERMOperation` is guaranteed to be completely immutable so we don't need to worry about saving references to instances of it.


I had some serious computer problems (various crashes), seems my laptop is saying slowly Good Bye to me...

Anyway, I tried it today. I'm not sure yet how it exactly works and how to engage, but following the cursor seems easier than on the 777. It would propably more easier when the update rate on the displays would be a bit higher. With the today release of a new FlightGear version you will notice a much higher framerate with Canvas, so I think we can increase the update rate of canvas a bit.

The 3d-work on the flightdeck is finished, and I will start uvmapping the whole thing, so you will have soon more fun to test everything.


Sikke et godt filter.


Attempting to figure regex to only match one instance of a course code, in the 8 instances where there are duplicates.


To avoid the ternary you can also do
```
req._erm = req._erm || {}
```


Hi.. can someone tell why this is:
```

~/intel-theano$ theano-cache clear
WARNING (theano.gof.cmodule): Ignoring init arguments for module cache because it was created prior to this call
WARNING (theano.bin.theano-cache): There remain elements in the cache dir that you may need to erase manually. The cache dir is:
  /home/iarroyof/.theano/compiledir_Linux-4.4--generic-x86_64-with-Ubuntu-16.04-xenial-x86_64-2.7.12-64
You can also call "theano-cache purge" to remove everything from that directory.
```

Thank you


Node searches by default for an index.js file in a given directory from which to import the files.


It's different styling than the original col-18 for smaller screen sizes.


This callback is the same as the one in the line 118. Instead of calling `iface.SetProperty` in the `if` and in the `else` statements, create only the `SetProperty` argument and call `SetProperty` after the `if-else`.

```
var ipv4Configuration = [ 'a{sv}',
  [// a
    [// {
      [// [0]
        'Method', // s
        ['s', 'dhcp'] // v
      ]
    ]// }
  ]
];
if (!config.automaticIp) {
  ipv4Configuration = // the object you pass to SetProperty inside the if (lines 96-117);
}
iface.SetProperty('IPv4.Configuration, ipv4Configuration, function(errInterface2) { ... });
```


A linter like flake8 (which my text editor runs while I type) could also spot undefined names like that.
(btw, that's one of the reason I personally prefer to avoid using import ⭐)


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there should be no spaces in your file names... I prefer camel case `coxeterTribute.html`... but its really about personal preferance


Ok - no worries. I will keep this as a local patch for the moment.

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Sorry! We ran into some issues with ionic storage and 2.4.8 (apparently angular slipped in a breaking change in 2.3.0 that broke ionic storage). We are currently working on updating ionic-storage to work with angular 2.4.8 and then we will do the update here.


`if (!req.body.ipaddress)`


Oh and i agree with the 😢  haha


@Mumfrey Thanks!


I would control this with padding instead, over using margin can cause some weird bugs down the road... I would only use margin if I have to.


Great! I've finished updating and regenerating the FRUS schema files, so once you update your q1-2017 branch from master, the new schema should kick in, allowing use of the `@ana` attribute on `<head>` elements - and oXygen will autosuggest the new value as soon as you enter the first quotation mark:

> ![screen shot 2017-02-22 at 4 40 22 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/59118/23233683/a1333d12-f91d-11e6-90c2-4195b257bdbf.png)

Let me know if you have any questions.


That's strange. What was the difference?


Also commented out debug alerts


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This line is mixing tabs and spaces to align the second part. :\


Muito bom! Continua assim!


To avoid mixing the network and settings models, move this to routes/administration.js to the postRestore, inside the `settings.setDefaultSettings` callback.


Why did you change it? What if the request fails?


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Same here, why did you change it? What if the request fails?


you can reduce the three lines for padding down to one it goes clockwise `top, right, bottom, left` ex: rewrote your three padding styles with one line
`padding: 0 3% 10% 3%;`


Ah, ok, so just to be explicit, this is ok:

```
let unit :1 () = ()
     y :w = f unit
```

Thanks.  That makes it clear that it's not the arguments to the function that matter.  So it's really true that any function call can be called in either a weight-1 or weight-w call site.


Done. I'll keep this in mind for other css files too.


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Line endings look to be corrupt in this file if you want to review that.


VIP doesn't like commented code. This really should be removed.


same thing hear with margin -- `margin: 0 -3.9em 1.5em 1.5em;`  Also when possible I would avoid using negative values in CSS, only when you absolutely have too ... i.e. no other option would I use negative values... can cause unexpected behavior down the road when you are trying to style other elements around it


VIP doesn't like commented code. All the commented code in this file still should be removed.


Commented code again.


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Missing spaces in brackets here.


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The old creative code and messaging were wildcard and less secure. e.g. It's the same code that's still live on the AMP example:

```
<script>
  var rendered = false;

  var renderAd = function (ev) {
    var key = ev.message ? "message" : "data";
    var data = {};
    try {
      data = JSON.parse(ev[key]);
    } catch (e) {
      // Do nothing.  No ad found.
    }
    if (!rendered && (data.ad || data.adUrl)) {
      rendered = true;
      if (data.ad) {
        document.write(data.ad);
        document.close();
      } else if (data.adUrl) {
        document.write('<IFRAME SRC="' + data.adUrl + '" FRAMEBORDER="0" SCROLLING="no" MARGINHEIGHT="0" MARGINWIDTH="0" TOPMARGIN="0" LEFTMARGIN="0" ALLOWTRANSPARENCY="true"></IFRAME>');
        document.close();
      }
    }
  };

  var requestAdFromPrebid = function () {
    var message = JSON.stringify({
      message: 'request ad',
      adId: '%%PATTERN:hb_adid%%'
    });
    window.parent.postMessage(message,"*");
  };

  var listenAdFromPrebid = function () {
    window.addEventListener("message", renderAd, false);
  };

  listenAdFromPrebid();
  requestAdFromPrebid();
</script>
```


I also notice in some places you use `px` while in other places you use `em`... Try to be consistent in your projects when using these units... both have valid reasons for use... but if you are going to vary between the two in the same project you should have a good reason.


ok, can you try a different account anyway just to help narrow things down?


indentation is weird here... should be 4 spaces inside of parent function... or one tab


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Looks like you've added spaces in brackets all throughout this pull request. That's incorrect for WordPress PHP coding style.

Spaces are only necessary when the array index is a variable. Do not use spaces when the index is not a variable.

Please read here: https://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/best-practices/coding-standards/php/#space-usage


> In WML an uninitialized variable is, by design, meant to be functionally equivalent to an empty WML variable

I am not so sure about this, for example when it comes to Actionwml tags afaik nearly all tags apply the default value or error mesage for parameter  only if the value is blank not of the value is empty. (they use code like `cfg.variable or "gold"`)


use single quotes in js files `''`


@ramiy left a few more comments to be addressed before we can submit this to VIP. Note the one at the top actually applies to all the changes.

Thanks.


En el else puedes hacer un
`next(new Error("El centro no está verificado"));`
para que no se quede pensando, sino que vaya al siguiente middleware de error sin guardar el registro.


@parasyte  Thank you very much!


New version


also, there are several different places within an organization settings where your account needs to be given permissions before a repo will show in Poggit - are you sure they are all set correctly?


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Hello


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#this is the first test info "helloworld"


you should only need one document ready function per file... you can move the logic here into the first ready function.


did i write somo code here and "Comment on this commit"


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@sanguneo I just got around to trying to compile this. It's not compiling for me.
```
src/script/ts/Controllers/Notifications/Audio/AudioNotificationController.ts(85,21): error TS2339: Property 'container' does not exist on type 'IAudioNotificationControllerConfig'.
```


You can replace this with: http://crbug.com/678869


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The citation numbers show up in a random order (see the PDF file you sent me). It would be easier to follow if they appeared in increasing order.


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No problem.


not best practice to leave commented out code in files... the nice thing about version control, is if you pull out code, you can always look at old commits and grab legacy code if you need to.


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I would avoid declaring these at the global level... you could scope them to your ajax success function, then return these values and assign the returned value to a new variable once that call is completed


That's not even the margin.


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No need to depend on `WorkflowRun`. Suffices to say

```java
if (lastBuild instanceof AbstractBuild) {
    // …
} else {
    return null;
}
```


That would not work in our system no (if we had a way to handle strict functions it could be arranged though). If there is any argument which is linear, the application will be linear.

So I think we're discussing two different thing: the multiplicity of value returned by the body of a function (`x` here), and the multiplicity of an application (`f unit`). In a sense, the choices made in the body are hidden by the type.


>  I guess something like the result i suggested could be the return value for a function called `fetch_and_pop`.

I think if there is need to deal with `:ok`-tuple result, then just `fetch`+`delete` should be sufficient.

> Btw, your examples returns {:foo, [1, 2, 3]} :-P

Right. 🙈


Good finding :) Missed that :+1:


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I think one theme to this guy and a lot of your other js files I have peaked at so far is there are a lot of comments....
This may sound strange but if you have named your variables and functions clearly and semantically, you and other developers looking at your code from a high level perspective should be able to tell what is happening without all of the comments...
I would reserve comments for blocks of logic or functions that are overly complex and could use a high level description to provide some clarity into why the logic/function is written a certain way.
What tends to happen with so many comments whether on purpose or not is they get ignored because there are so many... they lose there weight of importance when there are too many


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Ahora me gusta más esta solución :+1:


first commit?


In case of force push it is completely OK.
However, if you want to preserve (keep) history, you have to consider race-conditions. i.e. someone might push to `@target_branch` after you cloned your repo here but before you made this push.

This will end up with failed pipeline, and must be somehow handled. The least you can do is to determine, whether push failed due to someone else's push and if so, display the corresponding error message.


Seems as though this is not a complete version? Had to install v1.1.1 first for it to work.


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I went searching Grammar.nqp for `tweak_` to see what else is implemented in Rakudo

    :q  => :single
    :v  => :val        # ｢val( q'1' )｣
    :ww => :quotewords # ｢Q:ww{ 'a b' c }｣
    :cc =>             # I have very little idea other than references to ｢\｣ and ｢..｣ in ｢role cc {…}｣
        => :regex      # seems completely broken

     <  a  b  c >    =>  Q :q  :w  {  a  b  c  }
    << 'a  b' c >>   =>  Q :qq :ww { 'a  b' c  }


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Are the IDs generated unique?


i like to surf


Maybe Next cloud than?


It's used as a primary key so by definition it is unique

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Ah, yes, this entire time I've been thinking of that long list as described the "return value" from the point of view of the caller.  But you're saying this list is describing how we type check the BODY of a function at its definition!  I see.


Hi @thinkingserious ,

The reason was that I didn't want to break the existing behavior for ASCII characters (r <= 127).
Also I forget whether I checked the go json marshaller or not because it was 3 years ago!
Of course the built-in marshaller would be better than the hand made code if it worked.
So it might be possible to refactor and fix the bug.
Hope this helps, and please let me know if you need anything else.

Best regards,
Wataru


This is chore(deps)


Using ShitScript in production is *already* offensive.


#208

These should be pretty much covered with ```media.navigator.enabled``` & ```media.peerconnection.enabled``` though.

See: [WebRTC Test Landing Page](https://mozilla.github.io/webrtc-landing/)


Refactor css classes into single file for table (#685)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


I heard we're in 2017 ;)


@perezal
I changed the order of one of the sections, but I didn't see how to change the in-page TOC.

(I moved "Linking to This Document" up the page: http://gtfs.org/best-practices/#linking)
Probably doesn't even need to be in the in-page TOC.


@sciunto Hi, i am interested in maintaining the library, but i would like to be more familiar with the code base at first


just do `p_t sp_val(val);`


this using is useless as it is not factoring anything out


raks added her unit tests


Thanks @awwa!


this file is unused and should eb removed


Agreed.


@ehoch
Do you have secure pages? I wonder if there is a domain / protocol mismatch that is causing the impression loss.


More info :
 - all copyright dates are wrong
 - a lot of include of aligned_tore that doesn't serve any purpose. Stop copypasting old file sinto new ones and not cleaning them up


Soluciona #3


to use: something publishes this JSON stringified:
{ pin: 'D2', value: true } // turns wemos LED off.

this can be done via:
```
$ npm install -g mqtt
$ mqtt_pub -h 'test.mosca.io' -t '/test/esp/cmd' -m '{ "pin": "D2", "value": false}'
```
or, you can programatically use it via [mqtt on npm](https://www.npmjs.com/package/mqtt).

or, by installing the Chrome App: [MQTTBox](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/mqttbox/kaajoficamnjijhkeomgfljpicifbkaf).
You can subscribe and publish to as many brokers as you like, with a nice little interface.

test.mosca.io is limited to less than 100 messages per second, or something like that. it's also public.

Setting up your own local broker is as easy as installing a the mosquitto [docker image](https://store.docker.com/community/images/toke/mosquitto).

mosca.js is also a pure JS mqtt broker implementation with support for mongo, redis, and other backend storage options for message retention, in addition to being a child broker of other brokers.


Oh dear. I hope you made a backup of your great work.
You must activate the "flight director mode" checkbox for manual flying with flight director assistance. As far as I understood DO-328 the "AP" button activates and toggles the flight director and there is the "STBY" button which switches everything off.
I will check the new Flightgear version tomorrow.


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I don't think I'm saying that. I understood it like you did. But empirically both interpretation are possible…


>there's no official 64-bit/MinGW Qt build.

Be careful!


Just a small nitpick but `p.extraClasses||''` is really hard to read. :P


Exotic- We do establish that this is a relatively sized fleet, and that it is only a supporting group to what would be a standard fleet. However, I discarded the idea that we need to have "full contact with high command", since that draws a lot of the conflict and tension from what is going on with this group in particular. It is large enough that they are able to weaponize and establish themselves, while maintaining the responsibility that the events going on must be taken back to the rest of the Nomads. The idea that "you are already there" is not a good enough reason to explain conflict (we go back to the question of why even keep the Nomads there?), which is why creating difficulties such as this are necessary to developing a good plot. I can try to work around the "warp capabilities", to make some fitting problem that can stay relevant to the story overall.
Cookie- Like I said, it's only as a way to better explain the overall story, and doesn't have to be details incorporated into the campaign itself.


I can do that ^


I have added, it still not work.


Part of #43


I have changed as "controllerAs" still not work.


What is the benefit and motivation for such modification? You should explain in Git commit messages.


fixed #9


I would explain this in regards to the idea that there is fear among those Nomads, who will act this way because of the power that is apparent with the Aeon. I can rephrase to have it clear that is the case, rather than make it as though the traitor Nomads find "The Way" appealing, but instead just want to join them in order to be on the winning side.


Cool, figured it was something like that.


Where would you free the allocated resources?


肯定是这个for 循环内有问题啦，动脑子思考一下。


Since Feb 22 01:17:24 it is working as expected.
Looking at my logfiles I guess you needed about 35 minutes to fix it ;)

Thanks!!

I'll test my implementation of the business rules soon and report back when everything works :)


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Sure lmao it doesn't really matter, but I just don't see why list it if it doesn't really work with MultiOgar :P


与问题无关的事情，此处代码要排版好，if 或者 for后面，就算只有一个statement，也请用 {} 把他们括起来， 要不然很容易出bug。


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I wouldn't have them appear directly though, because that might be a little bit offsetting to the direct mission itself. I'll rewrite this so that instead of after the 5th mission, the firing of Black Sun and the Seraphim arrival will occur between the 4th and 5th. Perhaps as the mission ends, the fleet commander orders for your return because of "alarming energy signatures"?


Sorry, I added the wrong version of index.html, I'll do another commit that puts the right one in place


整个代码不该有空行的地方，不要留空行，注意排版，养成好习惯，好习惯是每次当下做事情的标准，不是以后的事情。


This doesn't work. It'll break cracks which calls test. I guess rename test to test:nobuild and make test the one that builds


Update the message for testing


Only for the indices that *don't* come from here - i and indptr/indices are still 32 bit.

I was originally going only for "doesn't segfault or silently return garbage 'results', but may explicitly reject large arrays", partly because I was unsure of the speed implications, and partly because in some places (mostly those that call external BLAS) full 64-bit support isn't easy, but I agree that going all the way while we're thinking about it may be a better idea.

I will probably delete this and start again with a real branch, given that 'master' is supposed to mean *your* 'master'.


Imho two separated try/catch blocks would be more save and the temp file would be copied to the right location even if the backup operation fails with an exception.


Hey i was also trying to reverse the ne stuff from the update.
I am not that familiar with reversing.  But i used an ocr software to convert the image to text and compare it to the password.
The problem is the to send the right password.
I found the part where you send "decision".  But i always got back 15/14 wrong password/already tried.
But nice work


first commit?


@Baughn Sorry was too late for the PR review - on the other hand it probably does not matter at all...


This is the correct version. Sorry about any confusion


and sub area 41,28