Nice use of gsub() below. One trick to making this kind of thing easier is to use dplyr::mutate() instead of needing to use `$` to repeatedly extract the same column from your data frame, e.g.,

```r
data1 <- data1 %>%
  mutate(DAMAGE_PROPERTY = gsub("M", "000000", DAMAGE_PROPERTY),
               DAMAGE_PROPERTY = gsub("K", "000", DAMAGE_PROPERTY),
               DAMAGE_PROPERTY = gsub("\\.", "", DAMAGE_PROPERTY),
               DAMAGE_PROPERTY = as.numeric(DAMAGE_PROPERTY))
```

The `mutate()` function evaluates each argument sequentially, which is why this can be done step-wise in one function call.


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This is good to check that the data are what you think they are, but as written this check requires a human to interactively run the script. One solution is to use the `stopifnot` function, which raises an error if a condition is not met (e.g., if the expression evaluated inside the function returns FALSE):

```
stopifnot(class(data1$DAMAGE_PROPERTY) == "numeric)
```


I might go with mutate -> stopifnot here too, and mutate could be used quite a bit throughout the rest of the script.


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2016? 😄


I'm following the Pastebin. Argue with Lutra.


Nice encapsulation and data structure work.  If you have had experience with functional programming in the past, it could be nice to know that Ruby along with being more object oriented also support implicit returns.  You do not need to be explicit about your return when running on the last line in the statement.  Ruby always does that implicitly.  You only need to use `return` when it explicitly requires a return condition.


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Consider the optimum condition when running your code.  What can we do to run only necessary processes?  We know that if the employee has Drac or Fang in their name then they are definitely a vampire.  If that is the case, do we need to run any of the other checks?

Consider:

```
if name_matches_vampire_params
  "Definitely a vampire"
else
  if #other checks
    "Something"
  elsif #more conditions...

  else
  end
end
```


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Please comment on #424 if you can confirm that the committed patch addresses the problem. This comment on a commit is not visible anywhere else.


ty


@jckarter Believe it or not, I only dislike `<<` for streaming because it's heavyweight.  I have no problem with giving operators domain-specific meanings.

`(())->FullSlice` *does* reflect what the declaration does.

To me, all the other issues you raise sound real but very marginal and barely worth even investing the effort to argue over, much less do language design and compiler implementation work for.


many thanks for fixing this Davide.
should I just git pull or do I need to do more?


AHH ITS SPACES NOW


fix landing page tagline centering (#587)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


Sir 469 is awesome superb performance


This work is licensed under a [Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).


caretaker note: please change the commit message in the changelog to `fix(core): ViewContainerRef.indexOf should not throw error when empty`


U r hatsoff henrik sir😎😎😎


You're welcome! Just git pull and recompile with mvn clean install.


In this case I'd stack the conditions like this:
```
        if (not user.is_authenticated()
                or not user.has_perm('core.change_dataset', data_set)):
```


@nicolas-grekas Why do you not create a bootstrap logger when display errors is false? Wouldn't that mean that errors before a proper logger is given will be swallowed? It seems like the bootstrap logger should be independent of the display errors flag.


That is the code you replace with code that is specific to your own SaaS company.


Actually, I have a question. In the next version (which I just realised I wrote on the plane and haven't actually published yet), I changed the trait methods to all have the same name (putc and getc). Would that work? Or is it better that they're called putc, putc_try and putc_to? I think a Turbofish is involved, but without access to documentation at the time I struggled to work it out.


It looks like this fix is in the resource-annotation branch. Should I cherry-pick it on to development?


hi, you have new dumps?


Yes, from master.

I initially pulled a zip built from tag 6.3.6 to run an automated script
install.  Then found the errors I mentioned on the logs, fixed the quotes
and now things work.  So I pulled from master after that and saw that there
was a bugfix that addressed the issue.  But again found same problem, and
saw that your commit reverted the change on that bugfix

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LOL, I was looking at the commit history trying to figure out where the change was made... thanks for opening an issue
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a full function 2048game source code for  the phonegap


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見やすくなって良いですね！ 実験と情報をありがとうございます。
追記をお願いできると助かります。こちらでも(四条以外に)追記してみます。


Hello! As I said in the related issue, you can type hint the repository class here, and you'll see that it will be a `StableRepository` not a `UserForStableRepository`, because it's got from the `class `option`, you need to use your own choice loader or to use the linked repository.


Fix


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Fixed err


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*Project Name*


Nice one! Forgot about this :)


Loch Ness Monster, I ain’t gonna give you no [tree fiddy](http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/tree-fiddy).


Just confirming, this is the implementation (https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/blob/f3cbb17c8c1a6a23e02901db03d278cc2175246c/tensorflow/contrib/learn/python/learn/datasets/base.py#L40-L56):

```
def load_csv_with_header(filename,
                         target_dtype,
                         features_dtype,
                         target_column=-1):
  """Load dataset from CSV file with a header row."""
  with gfile.Open(filename) as csv_file:
    data_file = csv.reader(csv_file)
    header = next(data_file)
    n_samples = int(header[0])
    n_features = int(header[1])
    data = np.zeros((n_samples, n_features), dtype=features_dtype)
    target = np.zeros((n_samples,), dtype=target_dtype)
    for i, row in enumerate(data_file):
      target[i] = np.asarray(row.pop(target_column), dtype=target_dtype)
      data[i] = np.asarray(row, dtype=features_dtype)

  return Dataset(data=data, target=target)
```

So TensorFlow's 'read' functions are intended only for CSV files with this special format; they're not traditional `.csv` files. (IMO this is quite awkward -- why doesn't TensorFlow just use plain old CSV files as written and read as done by all other software?)


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Getting this error ^ after these changes; going to ask Ryan about it. Also, `beta.2` was giving this build error with default CRA:


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<summary>Submitting the task to TaskCluster failed.
<details>

```js
{"message":"Not Found","documentation_url":"https://developer.github.com/v3"}
```

</details>
</summary>


<details>

<summary>Submitting the task to TaskCluster failed.  Details</summary>

```js

{"message":"Not Found","documentation_url":"https://developer.github.com/v3"}
```

</details>


> I could live with the comment, but the hint to dda_init() isn't a good one. dda_init() is done between two steps, on top of doing the step it's self, so doing a calculation taking 1000s of clock cycles there isn't an option.

@Traumflug I was just re-reading this comment. I think you were confused.  `dda_start` is called between steps, but dda_init is called only once.


Nice, I meant to do this and then promptly forgot about it :P


The user experience of discovering and using an API is not marginal at all. It's how most users are going to explore and learn our APIs. Usually, when you see a function in a signature, you're going to think "closure". It takes some lateral thinking to think "hey, I can put this do-nothing operator here". I agree it's not worth investing language design and compiler implementation work for—that's **why** I think this is a terrible idea. There's going to be a bunch of followup QoI work to make tools suggest the "right thing" here that wouldn't be necessary otherwise.


блилавлиыалждвдпывлполыдаплдыалпывлполыврплывлпывлплвр


First Header | Second Header
------------ | -------------
Content from cell 1 | Content from cell 2
Content in the first column | Content in the second column


чаит


we use the infrastructure for non-DREAM challenges too.


;) Anything you can think to add?


Thank you, I'll try with that. I've created this simple project in order to explain better the problem 😃


newline


Also tried `beta.3` which doesn't have the compile error, but still has the runtime error.


If you want to see the changes shown in the video, the onPause method needs to be modified, not the onStop, since clicking on the home button only pauses the app. At least on my phone...


Erm, I think this is suppose to be StatesMan**a**ger, right? :)


Nice


To get my audio working I did use `AppleALC.kext` + vanilla `AppleHDA.kext`. I don't know if it works without that.


So far we've held the standard that channel_create does not fail, and instead it returns a lame channel.

This is a departure, and means developers will need to retroactively add error checking where they didn't before.

Such an API change needs strong justification.


At this moment, the only thing it does is replace spaces in filenames with a '_'.


Done. See #1303


hi,
don't konw where i can report my bug?
When i show a navigator.notification.prompt on ios, the first time this focus the input and show keyboard, but second time the keyboard and focus dissapear very quickly (ios 10)


please open an issue, comments on commit can't be tracked


Only other thing I'd add is to look through the already closed issues as well. [They all have quite good titles](https://github.com/joshdick/onedark.vim/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aclosed)


wew! Thats huge


Also tried `beta.3` which doesn't have the compile error, but still has the runtime error - so I'm getting same results from `beta.1` and `beta.3`.


Takto to chcel užívateľ. Robí s  tým častejšie a takto mu to vyhovuje asi. Má to všetko pokope v analýzach inaki by musel hladať všetky exporty pre DU po všetkých podsystémoch.


You're missing an `l` in `livechart` here


why 2 nav tags?


Thank you, it just confirmed my thought.


2 body tags?


newline


need quotes around your url here


* Project Computer applications
* Description
  * Table of Contents
  * Conclusion


why do you have these comments here? you should be writing this code on your own. Not copying/pasting.


Wasn't this supposed to make it under 5.2 ? Tried it and still stuck at 100mb


Haha xD c'est l'habitude! xD

Sinon avec Robin, on est grave motivé si t'a un stage à nous proposer,
hésite pas à nous demander si tu veux qu'on t'envoie notre cv et/ou lettre
de motivation.

Date du stage : ~4/05 -> 31/09

Ps : ça serait encore mieux si tu avais deux places ! :p

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all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/197387902


哇 可怕


Homework 2
https://blackboardlearn.utep.edu/webapps/blackboard/content/listContent.jsp?course_id=_44155_1&content_id=_1391645_1&mode=reset


Thanks @ericf  ! It was bit brain hurt ;)

Now I realized actually we use `rest` parameter to collect into array
as we `spread` the `nodes` array in `children(...nodes)` call

As I expected the other way also worked: Having  `children(nodes)` in `message`
Do we have any disadvantage of using `children(nodes)`?


Hey @aleksplus , you are totally right, sorry for that, I will fix it asap


Need to do something like this in the for loop:
                 count++;
                 newX += data[d].x;
                 newY += data[d].y;
                 cluster[m].x = newX / count;
                 cluster[m].y = newY / count;


@torinfo I figured that but can't see it working. Does it do this regardless of upload method? Happy to test so what steps would you suggest?


Not sure if related, but even with this fix I'm getting `link error iOS _OBJC_CLASS_$_ASIdentifierManager`, which still suggests that AdSupport is required. Adding the frameworks makes it build indeed


Nothing


Hey @masone , cool 👍


Whoops sorry! #21500


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [2148wpmig](https://2148wpmig-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
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Nice job waiting for the doc to load and hearing the button click!


fast-forwarding master to auto = 65499fd9


great job using variables and the `toLowerCase()` method to tackle the bonus!!!


Should the last two checks here be on the lengths of x2 and y2?


there's no models in this module, this line causes 500 internal server error on restart !!


Excellent work with the `||` and multiple conditions (`if/else if /else`) as well as leveraging that `.attr()` selector.


The only suggest I have here would be to have the body of this block align with the rest above...for readability.


Thanks to @joelhooks for figuring out I needed to change `react-router` to `react-router-dom`


_logger requires an import of _ or odoo logger , AFAIK and it throws an error on odoo start.


No need to support `mat-menu-trigger-for` now?


also make sure to have the latest beta!


This is the link to checkout the CSS3 Animation in action.  Enjoy, have fun, and keep hacking.

[CSS-Demo-Webpage](http://www.itntcreativedesigns.com/CSS-Demo.html)


What is the flow of the project


fdaf


you are right, wait a second :)


Socket.IO (socketio-cardgame) might have been a more accurate name for this project.


Should this have been added as a `target="_blank"` ?  It's going to the blog's own homepage.


When do you plan to switch ?. Anyways,thanks for telling me that ^^. The translation will be complete sooner than we think,then.


this is bad! One process by line please


So no 2.5 has been released in 2016.  Is it coming soon this year? Will it be based on ubuntu 14.04 LTS? Planning on getting a new server for GeoNode anytime soon. Thanks.


Published with the version `0.29.1`


Bar Labels: Remove Italics

Demo: demo | quicktests


Ок, спасибо


Hi Steve,
The following requirement is not met:
`At a minimum you should use: <header>, <main>`
Other than that looks good 👍


```
$ python test/test_compat.py
F..........
======================================================================
FAIL: test_all_present (__main__.TestCompat)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "test/test_compat.py", line 53, in test_all_present
    self.assertEqual(all_names, sorted(present_names))
AssertionError: Lists differ: ['com[141 chars]pat_expanduser', 'compat_get_terminal_size', '[889 chars]161'] != ['com[141 chars]pat_etree_register_namespace', 'compat_expandu[924 chars]161']

First differing element 7:
'compat_expanduser'
'compat_etree_register_namespace'

Second list contains 1 additional elements.
First extra element 46:
'workaround_optparse_bug9161'

Diff is 1262 characters long. Set self.maxDiff to None to see it.

----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 11 tests in 0.002s

FAILED (failures=1)
```


Checked, they're the same
Compared to codeaurora dts too

At this point, I don't know what to think.
If anyone wants to try it's free to do it, I only say that it's three months that I try without any success.


What is the problem the link isnt working?


is it possible to switch to ng-class directive here?


This doesn't seem to be fully working in my Chrome (v56.0.2924.76)... If the css being inserted has `url()`, it doesn't get loaded.

What I do to make it work is directly appending the source map as a comment to the css and then doing the createStyleElement as it is created when sourceMap isn't there (instead of using a createLinkElement)... that makes it load everything fine.


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [h4csstwea](https://h4csstwea-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [app/config/sculpin_site.yml](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/4d7c3041f813f42882325fc98726d8ec5b241554/app/config/sculpin_site.yml)
- [source/docs/assets/css/main.css](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/4d7c3041f813f42882325fc98726d8ec5b241554/source/docs/assets/css/main.css)
- [source/docs/assets/js/jquery.tocify.js](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/4d7c3041f813f42882325fc98726d8ec5b241554/source/docs/assets/js/jquery.tocify.js)


Hi there, may I ask what does this limit value means? Some of our line chart visualisations doesn't work anymore. Thanks.


yes it is for building the packages.


waiting on the newest version of socketcluster before pushing to add-orgs. if you `yarn upgrade` you're gonna have a bad time. see https://github.com/SocketCluster/socketcluster/issues/268


@Joshas123 for your bot that is on your account from a fork all you would have to do is goto your account goto the js file copy the link of the route to the js file, paste it into the "Development area" on http://rawgit.com/ copy the link then remove the rawgit from the original basicbot and paste in your link

-Cheers
Benchmaker


Que bueno que colocaste el UTF-8


[R/scatterplot.R:219:1:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/e0878e022c0dc39dcbbb3c6903640180ea174401/R/scatterplot.R#L219) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r

^
```
[R/scatterplot.R:402:51:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/e0878e022c0dc39dcbbb3c6903640180ea174401/R/scatterplot.R#L402) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
    if (is.null(e$pch) || is.symbol(e$pch)) e$pch = "o"
                                                  ^
```
[R/scatterplot.R:404:37:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/e0878e022c0dc39dcbbb3c6903640180ea174401/R/scatterplot.R#L404) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
    if (is.null(e$labels)) e$labels = ""
                                    ^
```
[R/scatterplot.R:408:27:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/e0878e022c0dc39dcbbb3c6903640180ea174401/R/scatterplot.R#L408) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
    if (is.null(pch)) pch = "o"
                          ^
```
[R/scatterplot.R:410:33:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/e0878e022c0dc39dcbbb3c6903640180ea174401/R/scatterplot.R#L410) *style:* **Use <-, not =, for assignment.**
```r
    if (is.null(labels)) labels = ""
                                ^
```


Seria muy bueno colocar un charset UTF-8


Add test for server-side/isomorphic rendering (#381)

Preview: docs
Coverage: core | datetime


:+1: TIL.  If the macro will only be used in this file, then the top of the file is fine.  If you think that it might be used elsewhere in the future, then put it in the header.


app.getNavigationHelper().gotoHomePage();


This makes no sense to me. How can a PvpReason be Peaceful land?


typo?


Are these use cases dependent on using iterators? `dict.items()` should work fine in both 2 and 3 for iterating, even if 2 has a list underneath and 3 has an iterator.


my bad :P


fixed in da162c1135febbb653a302b598dba2d24ac4e24e.


ok


This commit add location IDs in the converted MEI data for Humdrum file conversions.  Only one `dir` is allowed to be attached to a note, which needs to be fixed in the future.  And probably point to the cell in the data containing the text rather than to the note on which it is attached (or encode both locations in the ID).

Example:

<img width="444" alt="screen shot 2017-02-01 at 11 15 07" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3487289/22522216/b3829454-e86f-11e6-9fee-222e814b90af.png">

```
**kern
*M4/4
=1-
!LO:TX:b:i:t=legato
1e
==
*-
```

MEI conversion:

```bash
$ ./verovio input.krn -t mei --all-pages --no-layout
```

```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-model href="http://music-encoding.org/schema/3.0.0/mei-all.rng" type="application/xml" schematypens="http://relaxng.org/ns/structure/1.0"?>
<?xml-model href="http://music-encoding.org/schema/3.0.0/mei-all.rng" type="application/xml" schematypens="http://purl.oclc.org/dsdl/schematron"?>
<mei xmlns="http://www.music-encoding.org/ns/mei" meiversion="3.0.0">
    <meiHead>
        <fileDesc>
            <titleStmt>
                <title />
            </titleStmt>
            <pubStmt />
        </fileDesc>
        <encodingDesc>
            <appInfo>
                <application isodate="2017-02-01T11:12:35" version="0.9.14-dev-748ebf2">
                    <name>Verovio</name>
                    <p>Transcoded from Humdrum</p>
                </application>
            </appInfo>
        </encodingDesc>
        <workDesc>
            <work>
                <titleStmt>
                    <title />
                </titleStmt>
            </work>
        </workDesc>
    </meiHead>
    <music>
        <body>
            <mdiv>
                <score>
                    <scoreDef xml:id="scoredef-000000054949019">
                        <staffGrp xml:id="m-000000069745113">
                            <staffDef xml:id="staffdef-000000109541339" clef.shape="G" clef.line="2" meter.count="4" meter.unit="4" n="1" lines="5" />
                        </staffGrp>
                    </scoreDef>
                    <section xml:id="section-000000127470662">
                        <measure xml:id="measure-L3" n="1" right="end">
                            <staff xml:id="staff-L3F1" n="1">
                                <layer xml:id="layer-L3F1" n="1">
                                    <note xml:id="note-L5F1" dur="1" oct="4" pname="e">
                                        <accid xml:id="accid-L5F1" accid.ges="n" />
                                    </note>
                                </layer>
                            </staff>
                            <dir xml:id="dir-L5F1" place="below" staff="1" tstamp="1.000000">legato</dir>
                        </measure>
                    </section>
                </score>
            </mdiv>
        </body>
    </music>
</mei>
```


That's ½TBh ;_;


Hey @pudo, just for documentation purposes, this breaks code that uses `table.find(return_count=True)`, as it used to return the actual count, but now returns an iterator. It did bite us on https://github.com/opentrials/processors (although the real issue is that we weren't freezing the versions).

Might be good to add to your changelog.


Why do you need (time ...) ?


finish admin


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This is great, thanks for doing it


It still lives! People really are asking What Crepe?
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/978036/22522494/bbb96dcc-e889-11e6-837d-4ccd3d4578f7.png)


This commit does the following:

- Updates geometries for all regions in India, including the new region of Telengana
- Deprecated three records, two of which are disputed. The disputed areas retained region records, but the disputed records were not actually disputed according to sources (`85672153`, `85632555`, `85681245`(this one was never correct to begin with))
- Updated the Azad Kashmir (`85675735`) record with new `reversegeo` and `wof:controlled` properties, updated `wof:hierarchy` and `wof:belongsto` fields.


Err.. Not sure about this. The cvar instance is named `sv_rcon_password` so as to not collide with the other instance of the variable floating around in the code. But they should both point to the actual "rcon_password" console variable. This fixed rcon for you?


Auto


Just to be clear, if it was broken, and this does fix it, I'm fine with that!


Pass array as a `const`


first


This breaks any kind of reverse proxying on sub paths. Would be nice if we could _not_ use absolute urls. :)


iojoij


Note to QA: @alexwykoff this was tested by sending local files, for linux only, to the brave-download-staging bucket on S3, via the new --os=linux parameter.


I think there's another case of this but ++


2.6 is the stable one, and we are quite close. It will be released as apt package only for ubuntu 16.04.


Could we have this as an array of `Point`s?


Consider adding optional 'units' parameter that specifies time units (i.e. secs, msecs etc).
You can use atoms for the values of that parameter, such as 'secs, 'msecs, 'millisecs etc (the names are just suggestions).

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/lisp/lisp_optional_parameters.htm


Bar Labels: Remove Italics (#3195)

Demo: demo | quicktests | fiddle


This is a test comment. Howdy!


przecinek


This does load the `url(/img/x.png)` in the stylesheet I'm sending (which blobs in links aren't loading)... It also works with the source map. All I did was appending the source maps as:

```javascript
css += "\n/*# sourceMappingURL=data:application/json;base64," + btoa(JSON.stringify(sourceMap)) + " */";
```
Instead of doing the `@import()` thing as well.


Vanwaar de optional typ hinting @glodinas?


I can see productSearchSingle is same like this controller method. I think you can reuse that. @asadku34


thank you remitamine. That was the piece I was missing.


Looks like ECDH was moved in OpenSSL 1.1, breaking this library. I don't need it, so I removed all references to it.


Will this fully fix https://github.com/brave/browser-laptop/issues/6971 ?
Seems so, but you just put "related to" and not "fix" in the commit message.


This wakelock blocker port does not work. All the partial wakelocks marked as *alarm* and device does not sleep. Here is working port https://github.com/faust93/android_device_meizu_m86/blob/cm-14.1/patches/frameworks/base/0001-WakelockBlocker-1-2.patch


I think that we  should add return if we don't find this event, because now we trigger close event on pinned tab.

![untitled2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9574457/22522976/f8dd70ac-e8bd-11e6-8333-0cd738136783.gif)


Can you rename this to something more descriptive (For example Benchmark). Also, it is good practice to use the same classname as the file name


przecinek :)


Średnik :)


Line: 1047 ~ 1067 implements a common logic
`
function(e){
                    var search_item = $('#search_box').val();
                    var url = window.location.pathname;
                    if(search_item !== ''){
                        $.ajax({
                            async: true,
                            type: 'GET',
                            url: url+'/'+search_item+'/search-all-product', // you need change it.
                            processData: false, // high importance!
                            success: function (data) {
                                $('#load_table_dom').html(data);
                            },
                            error: function (data) {

                            },
                            timeout: 10000
                        });
                    }else{
                        alert("Please input search string.");
                    }
                }
`

You can create a function like:
`
function searchAutoCompletedProducts(event)
{
}
`


This commit closes issue #75


ta składnia wywali błąd,
2. zrób ul, z <li> w których będą te "jem placki"


I would move this line into find_resource_alias


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Añadiendo un comentario


Line: 1047 ~ 1067 implements a common logic
`
                    function(e){
                         var search_item = $('#search_box').val();
                         var url = window.location.pathname;
                          if(search_item !== ''){
                          $.ajax({
                            async: true,
                            type: 'GET',
                            url: url+'/'+search_item+'/search-all-product', // you need change it.
                            processData: false, // high importance!
                            success: function (data) {
                                $('#load_table_dom').html(data);
                            },
                            timeout: 10000
                        });
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        alert("Please input search string.");
                    }
                }
`

You can create a function like:
`
         function searchAutoCompletedProducts(event)
         {
         }
`
then use the same method for both client side event on click and autocomplete. How's that?


correct.


Yes, you usually are going to think that.  If we weren't stripping out the sugar, though --- *something we should fix anyway*, a typealias would be enough to hide that.  The following appears to be relatively foolproof and could be improved by doc comments.

```swift
postfix operator ...
enum UnboundedRange_ {
  static postfix func ... (_: UnboundedRange_) -> () { fatalError("uncallable") }
}
typealias UnboundedRange = (UnboundedRange_)->()

extension Collection {
  subscript(_: UnboundedRange) -> SubSequence {
    return self[startIndex..<endIndex]
  }
}
```

Anyway, I think we simply disagree about the knock-on effects of doing this.


TEst Write from Web


Nice! We never boasted but we will look into your next reverse engineering of our next big substrate rebase coming very soon! We already have a few projects lined up to completely scrap substrate so really it isn't anything.


💯 This is awesome. I've just been using multiple terminal windows and my own shell scripts for making, running and attaching.


It's been a while but I seem to remember I didn't realize any obvious fix at the time, mainly because I didn't understand how the Java bindings were auto generated.  I'm not optimistic but I will take a more detailed look tonight and see if I can make more sense.  Even if I were to come up with a legitimate fix you will either need to wait for the next version of build it on Windows so getting a Windows build environment setup is still a good idea.

Java bindings aren't usually a high priority for the OpenCV team as far as I can tell.  Most users are data scientists with a python background or vision experts with a C/C++ background.  So if I can't get anywhere tonight then it may be a while for a fix.


Не нужно создавать конструктор, если не записываешь непосредственно в контекст. Для этих целей куда лучше подходит обычная функция.


This patch changes the return type of the function but does not fix any callers, is this intentional?

Thanks


Мне кажется неправильной логика, что при неверном формате одна или обе координаты окажутся нулевыми. Так их снаружи не отличить от корректно введенных нулей. Надо в случае какого-либо рассхождения возвращать null вместо точки. Тогда локальные переменные можно заранее не инициализировать, тк компилятор будет видеть, что либо переменная будет инициализирована из сканера, либо метод прекратит выполнение, и в любом случае обращение к неинициализированной переменной исключено.


В языке, как правило, не принято создавать объект, не являющийся функцией-конструктором с большой буквы.


cvzxcv


Good catch


В данном коде graph — это обычный объект, поэтому куда как лучше задать все свойства объекта внутри литерала.

То есть мы получим:

```
var graph = {
    vertices: {},
    primaryArgs: [],
    compile: function()
}
```

и т.д.

Но в этом коде меня больше интересует другое, зачем вообще нужен объект Graph?


Hey, what made you switch back to stock?


Get rid of c-style comments please


The argument (i) should be const


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`'<li>item ' + number + '</li>';`
Gdzie number to obecna długość tablicy


@abo3desa
في حل بس مدري إذا هو أفضل
أيضا باقي بعض التعديلات
https://jsbin.com/vikigoyihi/edit?js,output
قلي رايك


@ronm123 Yes, you were right. Fixed it now.


Good thinking!


In summary:

I don't understand why you would target PHP 5.3 and type-hint the package using PHP 7.1 types, and no one has provided any reasonable explanation for why this is necessary or beneficial.

And no, the situation cannot be compared with past use of `callable`, which was *invented* by tools and was therefore widely supported by tools long before it was even a thing in PHP.

Anyhow, we'll be replacing the package in our own projects so we can get passing inspections in today's QA tools and IDEs. The replacement package is installable as `mindplay/simple-cache` now.

I have real work I need to do.


зачем создавать дополнительное свойство с finalFunction, если в этом случае можно сразу же и вычислить?


all is good


Oh, whoops, no wonder it wasn't working and I gave up on it. Thanks!


Hrm? Why?


сейчас нет обработки циклических зависимостей. Поэтому, если на месте
```
var n = new Vertex(['xs'], 'n', function(arg) {return arg.xs.length});
```

Написать:
```
var n = new Vertex(['xs', 'm'], 'n', function(arg) {return arg.xs.length + arg.m});
```

То приложение упадет по
```
Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded
```


Достаточно хороший подход при решении подобных задач — если один раз рассчитали результат, то его сохранять (кешировать) и при следующем вызове функции "вычислить" просто выдавать кешированный результат


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имена функций куда лучше писать с маленькой буквы


в коде лучше всего придерживаться единого стиля. Если используется camelCase, то использовать его везде


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ah yeah, this is where Cats/Matryoshka would come in useful. Although I'm interested to see how large trees can actually get. In order to get a high number of ancestors you need to use find() to find a deep tree and then call ancestors. even then id say there's only ever going to be under 100 ancestors so I didn't think performance would matter too much.


فكرة الاري فيها فنكشن حلوة🙏


''Anh Bui add a comment
comment


uploaded new acquisition chart


Is this a fix for one of the oss-fuzz-reported issues (e.g. 451)?
May I ask you to mention the oss-fuzz issues in relevant commits?
Thanks!


сейчас все вычисления все равно получаются ленивыми. В плане — да, с вызовом этой функции будут построены зависимости сразу же, но сами вычисления функций все равно будут происходить явно


Markdown markup. Improperly rendered on github.


temporaryArray[temporaryArray.length - 1] = currentMethod(temporaryArray[temporaryArray.length - 1], equation[i]);
السطر هذا دوخني.
وش تبي تسوي؟


There is a divide by 0 error that is hit here when the itemsite_qtyonhand = 0.


If you're not making use of the these `console.log()`'s you're welcome to remove them here.

I would also recommend renaming `items2` to something that is more descriptive of it's new form. Perhaps, `updatedCountItems`


Lepiej nazwać zmienną `buttons`


This should be:
`ansible-galaxy install chouseknecht.adb-up-role`


اوكي شكلك تقول إذا كان رقم بتسوي العملية الحسابية.


Nice addition of a footer, I'd definitely suggest pulling this out into a partial.


Compile stopped from this, I think, in make.sh of /doslib/tool/decompil/:
```
if [ "$1" == "disk" ]; then
fi

if [[ "$1" == "build" || "$1" == "" ]]; then
fi
```


If `request` was undefined in `removeLoaders()` it will be returned undefined here. The only difference this commit does is moving the exception from `removeLoaders()` to here. Right?


Meaning of `self.is_manager_group(g)` is unclear since this method takes no arguments


Ahh! That's not something I even looked nor tested for- Though I'll see how the PR is handled moving forward, and hopefully provide a fix to solve this.


test


is it the case that, before this change, the max number of peers was 5 by any chance? (because this statement does make the connection limit never be less than 5).
Do you know if there's some other part of the program that sets the file_pool_size to a number much higher than the rlimit perhaps?


sdfsfsf


connections_limit would simply not be set/applied to settings_pack if the user didn't choose one, and that is still the case. We're also not setting file_pool_size anywhere at this point.


Also changed "Backyard" to "Garden" on the glossary page for consistency


AFN_Duct_Radiation (mitchute) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2357 of 2357 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

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EMS (brianlball) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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sliiiick


FYI: https://github.com/GMOD/jbrowse/commit/29795a1bbb8da4706eba2b0f73724ac1b3e1e4e6?diff=split&w=1


So, one line change in main.js, you may want to re-apply that, but I'll check the merge either way.


Will revert that, so that OMS bootanimation changes merge cleanly

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>
> TARGET_BOOTANIMATION_PRELOAD := true
>
> With this flag, some enums are called which is dependent on this commit
> like IMG_OEM, IMG_SYS, IMG_ENC.
> So fix is either revert this commit or this ff12471
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i++ is the post increment. it returns the original value of i, and than proceed to increment it.
king g2, pawn g5 :  minKingPawnDistance is 1 at line 294

Bench might not be exactly the same, but since both kings are handled the same, the net difference should be the same.

Also, if there is no pawns at all on the board, it will be 0 which is a bit illogical, both again, both king are handled the same.

However in current master, I always felt it was a bit strange to return eg=0 if we have no pawns, and penalize if we have some pawns.


I don't understand how reversed iteration would maintain sorting stability, while forward iteration wouldn't. It would be helpful if you could give an example for which this code wouldn't maintain stability.

(Since this program implements stable counting sort, stability is important to maintain.)


This bug was a pain to find


Com certeza ajudo @msvasconcelos27. Amanhã assim que eu folgar de novo, dou uma olhada no outro 😃


Perhaps this whole function can be simplified by using [guardian.shortcuts.get_groups_with_perms()](http://django-guardian.readthedocs.io/en/v1.4.2/api/guardian.shortcuts.html#get-groups-with-perms)


a


I like this commit !


Remember what return is going to do in the flow of code execution


I just ran an experiment where I commented out ``session_handle::apply_settings()`` to not do anything (i.e. use the default settings unconditionally). and I can't reproduce a problem on osx.


Not sure what I this ... especially your changes to line 10 - feels colder. I don't like either of our line 12s, so we should work through this.

@mses-bly


Can we keep the old jump corrector for a while? At the moment, the chemistry models depend on it.


Hold on a sec, I'll fix that.

Bash doesn't like empty if...then...fi statements like that.


comment 3


We do apply many settings, maybe try without `connections_limit` only. I can provide a list of all settings we do set.


comment 4


Last minute commit! https://github.com/tonicode/ConversMoney_gem/commit/7ff10ab9d80f25a91467e102bb9490579fc29faf


Ya esta borrado en el nuevo commit!


this is just checking if that tile is open for the player to move in, if the tile on the right contain 'f' the player need to be able to movein to the right.
I solved the maze many time it doesn't go past the final point.


@oatsandsugar agree on 12. we can do better
line 10 not sure about the cold part ... but the main thing I thought was to do away with an emphatic word like algorithm carrying all the weight. maybe focus more on the trustworthiness of the marketplace and how fairness is ensured in both sides. but yeah let's refine that


👍 , we'll workshop IRL


Ya no hace falta, ya no existe checking_fixed_currency. simplmnt agregé una condicional en :convert_to cuando currency sean iguales y me de el mismo resultado.


@MattiasNilsson That is the fix that I had already applied, without success.


merge locale


Ruben


@edolstra is the "not memoized" point still true? Thinking of using this and am not sure how much of a performance impact to expect


Hi
I tried to compile the addition.mpc file in new code, but there is a syntax error. SyntaxError: can't assign to operator.


Yes, it should, fixed locally.


#9
付 p9


Website for selling beats and instrumentals for songs etc...


getting an error when the user does not enter anticipated value for Tile name


awesome :)


@thebigsmileXD Yes, my PC can definitely handle this. I got i7-6700k with 32gig RAM, double Titan X (Maxwell tho). But Internet Explorer can't handle it, tho I have FireFox but I prefre IE it's more 'pure' and 'clean' somehow. And Chrome on iPhone can't handle it either. xD


Okay, try again with the latest commit


This must've changed by Chrome 56.


+qaonly


As for the path issue, how long is the path of your current directory?

I never have issues with path length because all development is done from /usr/src/doslib


add some new word


Added a couple issues I bumped into along the way.


fixes https://github.com/webyonet/react-native-android-location-services-dialog-box/issues/9


Hope this helps a bit to the future manual seekers!


@slavapestov Just curious, was this fixing `{for nil,4` ? How did the nil literal get so far in typechecking given that it shouldn't typecheck without a contextual type?


why does it implement a network service listener?


Nice.  Thanks for your work on this.   Can MAX7219 FC-16 1x4 or 8 x32 be referenced horizontal versus vertical?


fixes #39


I think I fixed it. Thanks.


Why leading a J for variables?


Look nice


ok


sometimes we do need to use the session api, but since I moved the partition naming logic to BraveBrowserContext this one is no longer needed


fixed typo


it might, I'm not 100% sure


Hi scrawl, the game is crashing currently when a spell projectile hits. It works fine as of commit e399e10.

When the crash happens the console shows
Warning: osg::clone(const T*, osg::CopyOp&) passed null object to clone, returning NULL.


fix for #5


fixes #5


niec kummeet, r8 8/8


await AwaitableThreadPool.Yield();


Question about the routes on lines 41-58

You seem to have a few anchor tags that include empty routes. Was there a reason for this?

Also, you seem to be using routes that include `../xxxx`. Were you able to make these work in a restful way without using file tree/directory structure format? This might be a flag for technical recruiters to test your competency in routing and controllers within JavaScript or otherwise.


lxc-execute runs lxc-init as the container init, regardless of what is installed in the container rootfs, and mounts a few things like proc.  lxc-start runs the container's init (and used to do less pre-mounting;  some of that changed for apparmor support).


Yeah, that's why there's a lipstick.

We just quickly added this, because changing from the hash-router to the proper browserHistory-router broke all sub-pages. The bundle won't load when your path is not in the root folder. We l ooked at using webpack to preprocess the HTML-file like in create-react-app, but didn't reach any conclusions.


Oh, the fact that if your battery dies mid-upgrade, everything will surely break? I've been thinking about how to fix this.


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You don't need unsafe function here.


When creating patches, we should aim for fixing them, such that it would not break the build on other platforms.  This change will likely break it on OpenSuse since this removes -lutil which the comment right above it said OpenSuse needs.


AFAIK, we have `one`, but I didn't have a chance to see what it is.


(maybe it's unrelated)


It's cool. THanks.


yes!

+FLANNEL_CIDR="{{flannel_cidr|to_json}}"

Much cleaner now when we want to define the flannel cidr. Writing JSON in a yaml file was not fun.


You can request it in `universum` 😉


I guess that's true for ancestors. Descendants is another story though, we could be talking tree nodes in the >100k elements. I think the biggest source file in the testkit corpus is 10k LOC.


The pull request contained a typo. I'm so sorry. I found the extra As here:
https://github.com/dcavins/buddypress-group-email-subscription/commit/826cde9b46ab3dd8e3f8d7db041a9fabd7f20c84


j


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seems, `one` doesn't work for `HashMap`, I tried to use it


Yeah i agree, descendants needs to be efficient


Ok then


KAY. Fixed it. 🔨

I made a mistake in the for-loop condition by using `<=`, it should be just `<` for this case. ✏


We have a few typos on Dinosaur across the steps. Just something to fix once we code it for real :)


One thing I noticed with sass-import once:

We can only use sass-import-once for CSS declarations. Mixins, & functions don't work, because by wrapping them in the sass-import-once directive, they scope local and aren't available to the rest of the app. We'll have to rethink some dependencies using the native `variable-exists($name)`, `global-variable-exists($name)`, `function-exists($name)`. We should create a sepparate issue for figuring out module scoping


حلك صحيح بس ماهو عالي الأداء، لانك قاعد تحل المعادلة للضرب ثم تحلها
تحلها للجمع بدون ما تتخلص من معادلات الضرب.


I discussed with Eugene about Matroyshka the other day. It seems relevant, but would require significant changes to tree api (type param for recursive instances of `Tree`) for questionable gains. Stack safety would be nice, I've bumped into several SOs on default jvm settings. Did you have any cool use-cases in mind?


Fixed, thanks for noticing.


The delta function was totally wrong: the numerator of delta[t] was calculated as the sum of the elements from t-n to t+n. Furthermore, the returned output was not a numpy.array as documented, but a list. Now it should be okay.

I also renamed the arguments, and rewrite the entire function, though those parts was correct even before.


We've all been there!  Should be fixed in commit 32698f0.


Replaced with np.pad


The numerator of delta[t] was calculated as the sum of the elements from t-n to t+n. Wrong.


I like how you introduced this new complexity/requirement in the simplest way possible 👍.

But, what's a good way to explain the reason for this new complexity? What I mean is, we want to pretend like this is a real project, and we've just received some new requirement that causes us to need to make this change. For example, is this accurate?

> We already have 2 different Dinosaurs. Yay! But now, we need to allow the user to type the name of a dinosaur - e.g. `saurischia` or `ornithischia` to get its information. In other words, if the user types `ornithischia`, we need create a `OrnithischiaType` object so that its information is printed.

Is this accurate? If so, we could even (maybe) add a text box to this simple file (or a select box) to show this off. Or, if I'm wrong, what would be a real-ish use-case for why we need this new complexity?


d


Indentation issue.  Fixed along with #71


It's not safe to use `done` here like this since it's possible the DDA at `*prev` was replaced already with a new DDA (by `enqueue`).  The new DDA will not be `live` or `done`, but it will have different `id`.


Challenge accepted, tho it's not even 1% of your total hard work, but I would be more then happy to crack out future releases :)


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Implement LDY (Zero Page, X)](https://trello.com/c/vbcGAe0W/132-implement-ldy-zero-page-x)


@chelmuth: please add to staging


- User goes to Index page and see some photos
<img src="https://s3.amazonaws.com/educommunity/capybara-201702011327096389280981.png" target=_blank"/>
- User performs a search
- User performs a search without match
- User clicks on a search result


Also enabling [loose mode](http://www.2ality.com/2015/12/babel6-loose-mode.html)


Can we directly use `Base.LinAlg.reflectorApply!` instead?
You have only changed `getQ` and `qr_new`?


Starting again...


could use `zeros(first(coeffs(p))[2])` here directly I guess


بس بطل انك تخلصت من eval()


Not sure if it hurts performance if we call the setcurve command for every incoming USB report.
Maybe we should quickly check if `r1` (or `k1` in terms of HWW) is already set and only execute the rest of `ecc_set_curve` when it's not.


This is the step where I got lost :). Now, remember, I am acting as a "user", so I don't understand this design pattern yet! Why do we create these 2 new classes? Is this just a *second* example of the template method pattern? If so, maybe we should not include this second example? I found this confusing because when I look at the final code, it is kind of a type of "factory" pattern (with `Dinosaur` creating the different types), and I thought maybe this creating of objects was part of the template method pattern. But, I found the first half of the steps - with `getInformation()` - really clear.


Just in case it helps you debug the regressions caused by this, https://github.com/opentrials/opentrials/tree/27c3ac00770a326a0db2d19499508a18c6b9d24f currently passes on 0.7.1 and fails on 0.8.0. In part that's because of https://github.com/pudo/dataset/commit/522415a27cfc4b2864065c07e68c39388fadb30f#commitcomment-20701603, but even fixing that we still get a different result.

I haven't been able to debug the actual issue, but hopefully it's also caught by your current failing test suite.


Just `getInformation()` :)


> It means "lizard"


This `<head>` is a great opportunity to use a partial


This should stay a warning for one release cycle as the Genode Foundations book still describes the old interface.


Work in progress of detailing testing procedures (Currently in Word). Need to transcribe into Lab Books and add figures/diagrams


I'm not quite sure what is the mechanism of this. Will MPV call youtuble-dl after this statement?


oui, le truc dans displayWine avec 2 tableaux action pour deux langues c'est vraiment malade!  👍
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I had to email him for feedback. I uploaded my updated version of the DAG with notes on the upload about his comments. If you can't see it on your end, let me know.


Key no longer works


Could we perhaps break out the following while loop into a function?
Then we would not need the declarations outside the loop


You might want to use this instead:
`
self.imageFromPDFPage(at: pageNumber, callback: { [weak self] backgroundImage in
                      guard let backgroundImage = backgroundImage else { return }
                      self?.images.setObject(backgroundImage, forKey: NSNumber(value: pageNumber))
                  })
           })
`


@Celebrandil
Any motivation or comments about those modifications?


this `<header>` should be moved into a partial


remove this line


very nice! 😄  plus plus 🦂


See the commit message:
> Also since the return value not used any where make link_enter_configured return type void.


Hmm.. Could you explain further? `passDepth` are not used in loop count, is only used to the Z positioning, so a value of 0 only could mean it makes N passes in the same height.
Do you mean `passes`?


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [migrate8u](https://migrate8u-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/drupal-updates](https://migrate8u-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/drupal-updates)


It works not for me, building KiCad App under Ubuntu Trusty and run it under CentOS7. It fails with "/lib64&libcrypto.so.1.0.0: version `OPENSSL_1.0.0' not found", because on CentOS7 is only version 1.0.1e
After adding ssl and crypto libs to the App again (and remove rm of libs in yaml), it works fine.


I like the use of getURL here, this is a good habit.


got it,
額外提一下，通常不會建議直接使用 mongo index 當作外部使用的 key


Thanks.


不過以初版來說，可以這樣子使用


[Picture from the App](https://s3.amazonaws.com/educommunity/heroku_app.jpg)


docker


Will this `knex` query ever return `items` plural or will it only ever return a single `item` object


hi nayanayan
how are you


nothing


That's pretty sweet.  On my Windows machine I didn't have the oomph to run VSCode, so I was using HaxeDevelop.  It's lighter-weight, but doesn't have that feature.  Also I'm not sure about anything on Linux doing that, nor Mac.

But even with VSCode, doesn't it give a new user one more "uhoh, what's that about" barrier?


>I didn't have the oomph to run VSCode, so I was using HaxeDevelop

That's quite interesting, VSCode _feels_ much more lightweight to me.


why not just make it only flag SF on and not off? fixes everything. Make people see a recruiter to go on leave


#5896_DocumentUpdate (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2334 of 2391 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I do not think we should define operations with `Poly` and matrices. That I guess should be handled by the `Polynomials` package. Besides, we do not need it here, I think.


You can comment on each commit and see what the person done, that's pretty handy


True :)


This breaks the automatic update script for virtualbox (update.py).
I tried to update virtualbox using the update script and it only update the JSON file. I got really confused for a second till I figured out this change was causing it.

@edolstra I agree with you that having this in JSON isn't really ideal. But are there any suggestions how to handle this case? Is there a better nix like way to automatically update package versions and hashes to the latest version?


I should implement `isapprox` `==` and so on to make these simpler...


Nice work!


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The mill CAM does something like this:
```
Z = 0
while(Z > -finalCutDepth) {
    Z = Z - passDepth;
    ...
}
```
The laser CAM operates differently; passDepth can be 0 for laser.


I figured it out.  Thank you very much for your help.  Here's the solution:

Some modifications to http.lua to forward upgrade header, and set a variable if it's a websocket.  Then:

```

httpProxy:proxy_response(httpProxy:proxy_request())

if httpProxy.upgrade==true then

    ngx.send_headers()
    ngx.req.read_body()
    local ok,err=ngx.flush(true)
    if err and err~="nothing to flush" then
      return ngx.exit(444)
    end

    local reqSock,err = ngx.req.socket(true)
    if not reqSock then
        ngx.log(ngx.ERR, "server failed to get raw req socket: ", err)
        return
    end

    local resSock = httpProxy.sock

    function upstream(resSock, reqSock)
      while true do
        local chunk,err,partial = resSock:receive(1)
        if err and err ~= "timeout" then
            return ngx.exit(444)
        end

        if ngx.worker.exiting() then
          return ngx.exit(444)
        end

        if chunk then
          local bytes,err = reqSock:send(chunk)
          if err then
            return ngx.exit(444)
          end
        end
      end
    end

    function downstream(resSock, reqSock)
      while true do
        local chunk,err,partial = reqSock:receive(1)
        if err and err ~= "timeout" then
            return ngx.exit(444)
        end

        if ngx.worker.exiting() then
          return ngx.exit(444)
        end

        if chunk then
          local bytes,err = resSock:send(chunk)
          if err then
            return ngx.exit(444)
          end
        end
      end
    end

    local dsco=ngx.thread.spawn(downstream, resSock, reqSock )
    local usco=ngx.thread.spawn(upstream, resSock, reqSock )
    ngx.thread.wait(dsco, usco)
    --make sure to close the sockets if something bad happens.
else
  httpProxy:set_keepalive()
end

```


@mranostay I pushed a rev for bq27xxx patchset here
https://github.com/networkimprov/linux/commits/anvl-v4.9-bq27x-dt-5.3

Please review my 15 patches at the tip of this branch. I'll squash them into yours and submit v5 after resolving any comments and polishing the commit comments.

File /bq27xxx_notes.txt has details. Thanks!


s/present/shown/ maybe?


The host is too low-level for concepts like whether it's REPL or not (remember, it's also used by the .NET bridge etc). It should simply expose distinct capabilities and flags, and let the caller decide which combination of them is appropriate. In this case, it would be something like `--rhost-interactive`.

Also, all switches should begin with `--rhost`, so that they don't clash with R's own switches.


@akohlmey what still needs to be done on this effort? Should I add an `enhancement` issue in the main lammps issue tracker?


Forgot to mention that part. The news posting and worker resignation are two independent bugs. The news was just posting too early either way since the code hadn't yet even checked if it was possible to rebel. I think we need to fix/uncomment the section of code that handles the mobilization of spies in a rebellion., which is a separate issue from prematurely posting a news item about a rebellion before any rebels actually exist.

I don't think using discontentedCount is the way to handle this since we do want towns of 1, including towns of 1 spy, to be able to rebel, right? This portion of the code (Town::think_rebel()) is messy and could be refactored but I think it's working as intended.

The problem is that not only should we not be preventing the spy from being pulled from the firm (it happened because the spy is going to rebel) but we should not be preventing the spy from being mobilized. However, create_rebel_unit() doesn't know how to mobilize spies at all (effectively making it possible to avoid ever having a rebellion by just having only spies).


wieder die ganze Datei :-)


yes - should be x2 and y2


Yes would love to.  Do you have a quick fix for adding the is-active class to the links depending on the url?


quibo perros


Thanks, I think you are right, `items()` should work fine and should probably be used instead. I only quickly hacked together a few patches for the Python 3 branch and only wanted the get the Django test running on Travis, to get a better idea of what has to be done in the first place.


Ha, another good catch. 😇


Compiles successfully. Output needs to be specified


> `... if str(i)!='None' ...`

What is this? why not `... if i is not None ...`?


Shouldn't the global tag for MC be 80X_mcRun2_asymptotic_2016_TrancheIV_v7 to be consistent with data? (see: https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/CMSPublic/SWGuideFrontierConditions#Global_Tags_for_PdmVMCcampaignRu)


@ttuegel I've filed #22352 with a way to reproduce this issue (though for me only the keyboard is broken)


Hmmm... Should I submit another pull request to fix this? That's strange though, my pull request was building fine.


A quick notice! You have forgotten to register your API so that it can reached by the SPI. Please see the[ register the SPI  implementation](https://ubitech.github.io/arcadia-components/#register-the-spi-implementation) chapter.


@GawainLynch This requires Symfony's `ErrorHandler` to be used, right? Where as the old code was independent of that.


Done but this is all moving into a ClassLoader model.


why not use pure jsonschema doe


just curious, is there a performance improvement from this?


Yeah, sorry, this was a very exhausted fix that I probably should've
waited on to get right, but wanted to get things running overnight — the
problem appears to be that, somewhere, a bbox is being given as
"None,None,None,None" — so when it's parsed back as a string, it's a str
of 'None.' Need to go back where the bbox is being given and probably
avoid None,None,None,None.

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@torinfo yep working now!


Internally the logger will do this same check so I think it should be about the same


@githubteacher
I have no clue why my pull request keeps failing.


Ah ok, I forgot that it could be serialized as `None`. Do you still see `None`s in the newest data?


так... записки на память... удалю в релизе...


Okay, great sluething! We'll leave the files as-is....

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> Just confirming, this is the implementation (https://github.com/
> tensorflow/tensorflow/blob/f3cbb17c8c1a6a23e02901db03d278
> cc2175246c/tensorflow/contrib/learn/python/learn/datasets/base.py#L40-L56
> ):
>
> def load_csv_with_header(filename,
>                          target_dtype,
>                          features_dtype,
>                          target_column=-1):
>   """Load dataset from CSV file with a header row."""
>   with gfile.Open(filename) as csv_file:
>     data_file = csv.reader(csv_file)
>     header = next(data_file)
>     n_samples = int(header[0])
>     n_features = int(header[1])
>     data = np.zeros((n_samples, n_features), dtype=features_dtype)
>     target = np.zeros((n_samples,), dtype=target_dtype)
>     for i, row in enumerate(data_file):
>       target[i] = np.asarray(row.pop(target_column), dtype=target_dtype)
>       data[i] = np.asarray(row, dtype=features_dtype)
>
>   return Dataset(data=data, target=target)
>
> So TensorFlow's 'read' functions are intended only for CSV files with this
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From where do I get the latest version?


For hashes, I had the idea to add a `-i` flag to nix-prefetch-*. The prefetch script would update the hash in place. More generally, we have libraries to parse nix expressions. Why not use that ?


the typical style we use here is actually
``` java
public TypeFactionChunkChangeType()
{
    super(EventFactionsChunkChangeType.class);  // Indent with a tab here
}

```

Important is also an empty line between the constructor bracket and the class end bracket.


Nevermind, grep answered that for me. Usually it seems to be happening with corrupted PDFs, but some normal ones have it, too. I thought I was not outputting empty blocks...


Why not

`UserAuthToken.where("rotated_at < ?", SiteSetting.maximum_session_age.hours.ago - ROTATE_TIME).delete_all`?


I was too tired to debug and see where it was coming from, but the error
was for failing to parse 'None' as a float after splitting on "," so I'm
assuming that's what was happening. I'll dump out some info and see if I
can track down the offending file.

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Please add newline. Is this class still in use?


Can this import be removed?


like this?
`swap(tmp)` instead of `*this = tmp;`


@jaeandersson couldn't make it work yet with non-persistant flag. Is it worth looking further?


Thanks. This is a useful hack until something like this lands in core.

But I have a suggestion. In `panel/app/src/panel/models/page/options.php`, instead of changing the return value to `true`, I commented the line 161 and 162. This way, you can still use the blueprint setting of `deletable: false` to prevent deletion of certain pages.


that should be `cleared`


Pls better commit messages


Ooooh... good catch


Oh this can not compile.
The createEvent method does not return anything. So you can not call getAllEvents on it.
Try to call createEvent first. In a second step getAllEvents and assign it to the list allEvents.


this is me


@fzurita I submitted https://github.com/mupen64plus/mupen64plus-core/pull/231, it seems like something went sideways when the PR was rebased or something.


#5896_DocumentUpdate (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1207 of 1207 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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great


This was a little confusing to me - I eventually figured it out that you only want to delete tokens if the password was changed.

Instead I'd suggest changing the method name to something like `expire_tokens_if_password_changed`

Also I'm not 100% clear why you couldn't check `password_changed?`


Wasnt this packet removed like a gazillion updates ago?


I don't know too much about Matroyshka, all I know is it's something I really want to experiment with at some point.

We can get stack safety with Cats Traversable (I think) so I don't think we would need Matroyshka for that. I think Matroyshka is more about optimising interactions with recursive structures. So for example, simultaneously performing multiple rewrites on trees with one pass, would be one benefit. Whether or not that would impact scalafix greatly enough to warrant changing the API? I suggest not at this point. We could always experiment at some point in the future and see what sort of performance gains we get.


OK


@TheDiamondYT1 and now it was readded after gazillion updates


Since i use that i have that things
![img_3352](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/22942672/22526355/399f443c-e8cb-11e6-8433-dff7450dc429.PNG)


thanks, got it and fixed it :) but still stuck with my TimelineControllerTest


This branch is not intended for production use. If you have a review to make, please make it on the pull request.


Finally, Mojang / Microsoft are listening to us!


it ok


I bet you next update it will be gone lol


I'm not sure I understand what the problem is.


For some reason I had to revert this change, and the addition of important: true on L2139 in order to keep using the extension. Panels disappeared. The applets showed as loading and no errors I could see in the log, which is strange.


@TheDiamondYT1 but now it was announced (well, shoghi said on his twitter) so I doubt they would remove this again

(And now it is called "TransferPacket" instead of... "StrangePacket", so at least it has a name)


NB_Nasim Template


Okay, removing the important property on St.Icon and St.Bin fixes it for me. I'm not able to test anything else without those reversions.


Executable program for Windows 7. Requires SolidWorks2014 and probably the SolidWorks API. May need other libraries.


Dooooo eeeeeeet


А зачем на window? Если только форму отслеживаешь?


Hi, this was coincidence - I have ran our own test suite against libasan and have fixed all I found in the last couple of days. Then I have commited it to my tree (libarchive/mmatuska) for testing and today morning to libarchive/libarchive. Oss-fuzz found and reported the same issue in the meantime so I hadn't that information at the time of my commit. When I apply fixes based on oss-fuzz findings I always reference it in the commits.


well... after this fix... it should not be possible:
Both quests req. prev one to be completed...
5001 <--->5002
4982 <--->4983
So u wont take any of them without finishing first part of it.


Apparently there isn't any problem finding a low prime number which fulfills the property.


Thanks. This has been recorded as bug 29391 in xTuple's bug tracking system.


Hahahaha,  tu vois c'était cool finalement ;)

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Описание методов и параметров


Uploaded file


Kallisti5 mentionned that mesa uses a lot of pointer-to-functions, and change the prototype of said functions. This means even if Mesa builds, it is likely to crash because of mismatched function parameters.

Was this (and previous version bumps) actually tested against that, or just checked that it builds?


fair point ... will rename. password_changed? is not really the right thing to test, people should never really be changing hashed passwords that would be a huge disaster.


This commit has fixed [OSS-Fuzz issue 451](https://bugs.chromium.org/p/oss-fuzz/issues/detail?id=451)


habit, I originally thought I would need something more fancy, but will change


The issue you told me was fixed in commit 8fd7839, I have commented it there.


The repeated `user` just looks... weird to me.  Can the relation be renamed to `auth_tokens`, so that we get `@user.auth_tokens.destroy_all` instead?  That would read much cleaner, IMO.


Not sure if I am missing something but it looks like `auth_token` and `prev_auth_token` is always set to the same value?


Here is requestData needed for isEmailLogin.


Please follow the naming conventions and change the class to SocoboRequest.


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#5896_DocumentUpdate (Nigusse) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2300 of 2357 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@gilmoskowitz I had also reopened 27357 to address this issue.  I have linked the two together now.


@jake1164

Plesse look at the author of this commit.

It says jjackson "Invalid author email. If this commit was made by you, check your local git email setting."

See also:
https://help.github.com/articles/why-are-my-commits-linked-to-the-wrong-user/


@malmaud This doesn't seem like a good idea to me.  I just spent quite a while tracking down why my labels (which start from `0`) were causing so many errors when calling `sparse_softmax_cross_entropy_with_logits()`.  I don't think we can assume that the labels are array indices.


I believe `Exception.format_stacktrace_entry/1` is doing exactly the same.


If this is used by only one method, put it in this method. If not, at least make it private to avoid coupling with other test classes.


no, the idea is more generic. you can reuse existing constructor for the major par of the method.


primarily, more pair styles need to be adapted. some are not so simple to do, e.g. pair lj/long/coul/long, where i've been pondering whether it would be better to rewrite the entire style from scratch to make it more readable. peter's programming style is too confusing and there is so very little to gain beyond the few changes i have added to most styles USER-OMP.

i think the best way to proceed with this is to open an "official" branch for it in lammps/lammps, then rebase or transfer the changes that i have already in my branch (which is based on lammps-icms) to it, and then it can be incrementally updated.

PR lammps/lammps#321 can be included there first and then we need to do validation and have steve merge the whole thing (best **after** publishing a stable release).

Adding an issue is a good idea (this is a legacy project, same as the pRNG refactoring), we can put an itemized list of styles in there and check them off as they are merged and github will show the degree of completion (check out lammps/lammps#143 for an example).


@rofrischmann That's why I asked how do you test not yet released Fela. yarn link?


I assume we should special-handle `registered_name` as we do in Elixir.


А где сам файл?
git add js/form.js


... along with swap operation for sure.


Bizarre. Changing from other plugin to USBqemu-wheel would crash because class objects' vptr (vtable) would be null. Deleting other 'homebrew' usb plugins and invalid symbolic links fixed it. Recreating them didn't re-break it.


The whole antipiracy thing gets fun for us. If it takes a bit longer for our pirates to crack down on this (of which all of the stuff here is going into the main source of substratum) then it's small fun.

For now with this repo you know that we avoid LuckyPatcher's detection with it's own package name, as well as you know where things are created. But substrate does not contain anything that "avoids" a theme being used in the substratum app. There are other ways to crack a theme by just forking the template, so substrate isn't what you're looking for.


"Master in Slave out" https://rbmj.github.io/612-code/doc/html/classSPI.html


@wmchris I know what 80.save_nvram_plist.local actually do. Because I've reconstructed the whole 80.save_nvram_plist.local for r3975+. There's no way Emuvariable + 80.save_nvram_plist.local cause data corruption. Because 80.save_nvram_plist.local simply does the following:
- Just mount EFI(use diskutil or unmount command)
- Dump nvram information to EFI/(nvram -p -x >./EFI/nvram.plist)
- If mount EFI fails, dump nvram to / just in case (nvram -p -x >/nvram.plist)
- Script returns, your computer shutdown

Another evidence that @gujiangjiang has already said: he doesn't use Emuvariable, but still has data corruption. From his experience, data corruption may be related to OsxAptioFix2, on OsxAptioFix no data corruption issue during sleep.

syscl


"Master out Slave in"


okay, I'll try to implement this.


Arg


I do not know if something went wrong here, but I am trying to build freshly pulled zfs up to  3b6425cb5bfd0fc2a14eee451ba36873318a96d9 "Fix atomic_sub_64() i386 assembly implementation" due to the fact that fedora 25 is on Kernel 4.9 but 0.7.x-zfs is needed. I get the following build error(s):

»zpl_iter_write«...
.../zfs/module/zfs/zpl_file.c:389:29: [-Werror=incompatible-pointer-types]
  ret = generic_write_checks(file, &kiocb->ki_pos, &count, isblk);
                             ^~~~
In file included from ./include/linux/compat.h:17:0,
                 from ../zfs/module/zfs/zpl_file.c:28:
./include/linux/fs.h:2794:16:  »struct kiocb *« expected but arg has type »struct file *«
 extern ssize_t generic_write_checks(struct kiocb *, struct iov_iter *);
                ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
.../zfs/module/zfs/zpl_file.c:389:35: arg 2 of »generic_write_checks« [-Werror=incompatible-pointer-types]
  ret = generic_write_checks(file, &kiocb->ki_pos, &count, isblk);
                                   ^
In file included from ./include/linux/compat.h:17:0,
                 from .../zfs/module/zfs/zpl_file.c:28:
./include/linux/fs.h:2794:16: »struct iov_iter *« expected, but arg type is »loff_t * {aka long long int *}«
 extern ssize_t generic_write_checks(struct kiocb *, struct iov_iter *);
                ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
../zfs/zpl_file.c:389:8: too many arguments for function »generic_write_checks«
  ret = generic_write_checks(file, &kiocb->ki_pos, &count, isblk);
        ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

... so I am not sure if in line 382 the "ifndef" should be a ifdef to get the two different interfaces (as in "if with kiocb use 4-paramter fundtion, else the simple one?


Done


Yeah, agree for the craft project we shouldn't be gitignoring it. https://github.com/craftcms/craft/commit/ae61bd87d093680b50efab802d1471ec1ed45be2


Ah thanks


better to define this as a bean instead of creating a new instance every time.


test


I guess `HttpStatus` in an enum, so checks can be made directly via `==` instead on equals.


excellent, thanks!


It's also not the responsibility of MultiCurl to set ```CURL_OPT_*``` options.


Yes! `casadi_project` is not called in parallel so a `true` there doesn't make sense. The bug is somewhere else in your code.


The thing is that `lxc-start` is unlikely to work when `lxc.init_uid` and `lxc.init_gid` are set to `uid != 0` since `/sbin/init` usually will try to do things that require privilege. However, this in itself might not be a blocker.  Non-init programs will run fine but only if you run the container in the foreground. So setting `lxc.init_uid` and `lxc.init_gid` in the containers config and then running e.g. `lxc-start -n c -F -- sh` will work. (@hallyn, @stgraber, @tych0  opinions?)


TODO:
1. add a gallery preview for those pics taken
2. add "about" menu
3. crop the camera preview in the center if the surfaceview aspect ratio differs from it


This commit breaks building on Ubuntu 14.04 with both CUDA 8 and CUDA 7.5 (both tested) as shown in #129 and similar issues. Rolling back to previous commit c1e53cf7c7fe5e16ada2715796c5266421e89c8b fixes it.


I realize this is pretty basic.  I was watching a video from Code School and decided to just put together a simple page to start with and practice pushing it up to GitHub.  Also, I thought I could practice pulling it back and making changes.  It's just a starting point.  I didn't know that about the email address, that was the way the video showed to do it.


Is there a reason we can't have `formData['pay'] = 'now'` be included in the creation of the original JS object.


Thanks


I recommend removing `console.log()`'s that are included, but not needed throughout your code.


How about validation with this library - https://github.com/alecthomas/voluptuous ? Maybe it would be more suitable, as repeating all possible pins in like a dozen of places doesn't seem fun (;

But to be honest we can skip validation initially, as this seems like a pretty hard subject anyway. For example it's not really enough to check whether pin is in the form "p[a-k][0-15]", because any particular chip doesn't have all the possible pins. Let's just keep the idea of validation somewhere in our heads when implementing the basics.

I'll try to find a moment to reply to your latest comment tomorrow!


Thanks a lot! That's definitely a good change. It doesn't make sense to return `true` every time a page has children.


Ah did notice a couple mistakes with explosion on the list that I didnt notice before. The weezing line, electrode line, golem line, regi legends, solrock, lunastone, claydol line, and shiftry line all learn explosion naturally. Nosepass and the muk line learns it through golem as an egg move.


Not really, that function formats the location as well (which we want to send to Rollbar with their format so that it displays nicely).


How can you refactor these ajax calls and callbacks to be cleaner?

This would be a good opportunity to apply the things you know about Promises


One of the improvements I did in the ML work was to pull all of these key management functions into a single library so this logic is separate from late init. It would be good to continue this trend.


Ill double check for other mistakes


do we need to add the sass extension?


Better solution: always add `--` before the arg


its tricky, I like that the table is called user_auth_tokens, it makes it super clear that these are tokens for the user. auth_token could mean a token for anything in the system.


new line EOS (add it to your code editor config perhaps?)


Can this be passed via stdin from a flie stored in a ramfs? Passing on commandline runs the risk that it can be captured intentionally or accidently.


why is this still needed?


Ooo ok. This is only done when the first token is created :sweat_smile:


The UI doesn't do the redirect right here, so the link should be https://localhost:9443/ui .


Once you refactor these into functions and promises you're going to want to try to keep your entire file length a little shorter.

This separation of concerns will make debugging your code much easier.


The repeated `user` just looks... weird to me.  Can the relation be renamed to `auth_tokens`, so that we get `@user.auth_tokens.destroy_all` instead?  That would read much cleaner, IMO.


probably just `client_ip&.to_s`?


A much simpler (and probably more maintainable) implementation would have been to simply assemble the `SX` expressions in `eval_sx` and call "conditional". That is, work with the high-level interface. I don't see why "eval_sx" needs to be implemented without memory allocation. Then you can use the normal high-level "project" etc. Might be easier than trying to debug the code to figure out the memory bug in the current "eval_sx".


This commit adds all of your node modules to github. That's unnecessary as they're included within the `package.json` dependencies. Go ahead and check them out so they don't take up unnecessary space.


Unless I missed something, I really don't think you want to store unenrypted key material on a static ext2 partition that is unencrypted at rest. Use a ramfs temporially mounted somewhere and just clean up when you are done.


Same as above.


I suggest we change accessible to "easily obtainable", this moves the ambiguity to the word "easily".


Commit inicial para teste de compilação


This is tricky, but its only set to the same value when you first create a token. Once you start rotating they start differing. We also set rotated_at to now.

This makes it simpler to perform other checks like not needing to do `create_at || rotated_at` when looking for rotation date, it followed from there that if I "rotated" the tokens they it needed a previous value.


Is the "token" returned by this method an equivalent concept to a "user token"?  Based on the rummaging around in Redis, I'm assuming this is actually the secret _key_ to authenticate tokens, in which case it feels confusing for this also to be referred to as a "token".  Top-of-the-head suggests `safe_token_secret_key` as an alternate method name.

I think it's also worth documenting exactly what makes this method "safe".  In general I'm a fan of voluminous method comments in general, but for anything security related, and *especially* something that purports to be "safe", I think no documentation is scarybad.


Need to find a way to make this work with multi-line values. Contexts?


hi?


Given that this regex comes up more than once, it would be worth making it a constant, I think.


I guess what I had in mind was, the stylesheets should be global. That is, we should not have to import / require the various styles. This is open for discussion.

If at any point we would need inline styles with a component, we could just add them inline, within the `.tsx` file. This really is another convention discussion thou.


Using random data to cap a PCR is not good as you cannot later reconstruct the measurement if needed for a post launch verification. Unsing a known constant is perfectly fine.


With the changes to the first patch, I think this line needs to be changed:

+	acpi_device->driver_data = &chipset_dev;

to

+	acpi_device->driver_data = chipset_dev;


@byb121 , not necessary to change but `@` is an unusual symbol to use for quoting, normally would expect `q{...}` or `q|...|`;


Test


remove this commented out code


Missing a closing bracket on the `if`


hmmm, then we all need to know that magic :) are we using that elsewhere already?


why e?


Been trying to look at data, but can't figure out how to load it into R from either SourceTree or directly.  Just sent Randy a note, hoping to get some help on it.  Not sure i can figure out what to come up with until I know what is in data?  Actually, I don't really know what he means by a DAG, otherwise, I might be more helpful there...

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It's okay. We should come with an idea for the DAG, though.

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sure, worth renaming this!


good point


@grizzlyfred
Please post your config.log for zfs to https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/issues/5720


I don't quite get what you're asking but I don't think there's a big cost to having multiple traits, each with just one method. Then one can implement just what one needs based on the consumer.


sooo... what about `muiThemeable()`?


succes*


A "pasto"? You want #2963 not #2871.


#5896_DocumentUpdate (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1783 of 1783 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Does Rails not allow access to the associations in lifecycle hooks?  I would have expected `user_auth_tokens.destroy_all` (or, rather, `auth_tokens.destroy_all`, if my earlier comment is accepted) to work just as well here.


Maybe wrong, but is this a quilted patch?


#5896_DocumentUpdate (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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If the player is stopped before the song is finished and close() is called on the sound, will this clear the reference?


Glad you put this comment here, but I still got caught out by how this is "correct" for a bit.  I think "we can't use `user_auth_tokens.destroy_all` here, because the model may be out of sync" would be clearer.


Seems like you're mixing your syntax. Let's keep using camelCase within JavaScript rather than snake_case.


Sounds complicated.


The documentation must also be inside each element that use the mixins.


Lineage doesnt require this overlay lol


New functions. There is a problem with tweets IDs.


I maybe out of place to say this, but with the above modification the project no longer works with Laravel 5.2 just to give a heads up.
The error thrown is the class tries to call unknown methods if you would like me to recreate the issue to post please say so!
Again I am a newbie but thought to say.


Hum, je trouve pas ça ouf propre comme manière d'attendre que `results` se remplisse... D'autant plus que j'ai l'impression que ça peut créer une boucle infinie, il faudrait qu'on change ça je pense (je n'ai pas de solution magique là tout de suite, je ne suis que le relou qui pointe du doigt un problème ^^)


this looks wrong


supersin. :beers:
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@layus: interesting... you can easily get the value of `my-package.src.outputHash` (try in `nix-repl`) and then `substituteInPlace --replace 'ThatOldValue' 'NewHash'`, i.e. the place to replace can be found *very* reliably (except for malicious expressions).


Feels Bad Man


I see you submitted another spsa session.
You could also have rescheduled this one and using this
Windmill,500,0,1000,120,0.0020
instead of this
Windmill,500,0,1000,50,0.0020


Here are the first set of questions I would like to ask if I could figure out how to look at the actual data...
Total number of folks in study?
How many male vs female?
What age groups are represented?
Examine how many in date show each of risk factors, compare age and sex?
How many are HIV positive?
I think once we know that we will have an idea of what we can and cannot look at.


Good catch!


I guess all these could be moved into the _get_repaired_data method since they are only used there


With user-defined operators, I don't think this approach is useful any more.  Rather, an operator is anything starting with a symbol.


/play trololo


And file to replace in can be found by `builtins.unsafeGetAttrPos "src" knot-resolver`, as `src` definition is typically in the right file.


If you can figure out how to load the data let me know.  I added a comment on what questions to ask, here they are repeated:
How many total folks?

How many male vs female?

What age groups are represented?

Examine how many in date show each of risk factors, compare age and sex?

How many are HIV positive?

Once we know that we can take a better stab as to what is doable with data and what not...

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Been trying to look at data, but can't figure out how to load it into R from either SourceTree or directly.  Just sent Randy a note, hoping to get some help on it.  Not sure i can figure out what to come up with until I know what is in data?  Actually, I don't really know what he means by a DAG, otherwise, I might be more helpful there...

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It's okay. We should come with an idea for the DAG, though.

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Missing semicolon.


Interesting. My correction to boston data seems to be working.
https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/pull/7009

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> >
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> > target_dtype,
> > features_dtype,
> > target_column=-1):
> > """Load dataset from CSV file with a header row."""
> > with gfile.Open(filename) as csv_file:
> > data_file = csv.reader(csv_file)
> > header = next(data_file)
> > n_samples = int(header[0])
> > n_features = int(header[1])
> > data = np.zeros((n_samples, n_features), dtype=features_dtype)
> > target = np.zeros((n_samples,), dtype=target_dtype)
> > for i, row in enumerate(data_file):
> > target[i] = np.asarray(row.pop(target_column), dtype=target_dtype)
> > data[i] = np.asarray(row, dtype=features_dtype)
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2 empty lines.


Ah, I see. I deploy very minimalistic containers that don't have an init binary, and by removing that condition I have `lxc-start` starting my process with the corresponding UID/GID as expected, which is pretty nifty.

I run it with a command specified though, like this :

`lxc-start -n my_container -- /path/to/binary`


test


It got reverted.


Should probably floor before comparing


Official Ruby magic :) Yup we started using the lonely operator since we upgraded to 2.3


If I count correctly this is 100'000'th commit. Hooray 🎆!


I don't like at all this `!important` keyword.


Could as well be `std::vector<char> output(size + 1);`, couldn't it?


An observation. java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets is available from API level 19 (KitKat). That is, Android version 4.4 and up. So, this change will not work on JellyBean and earlier versions. As of September 2016 (https://www.statista.com/statistics/271774/share-of-android-platforms-on-mobile-devices-with-android-os/), the market share of lower Android versions (JellyBean, GingerBread, IceCream...) was still about 19%.


:clap: eline saglik, takipteyim


If it's working both before and after, doesn't that likely imply that those tests aren't being run for those datasets?