1. "calm = - ppm2pulses;"    If calm > 512  ?
2.  "calm = 512 - ppm2pulses;"  What if ppm2pulses > 512 ?


asdasdasda


It needs to be changed on the issue page as well.


It would still be accurate, since it's a file not a directory. But I have an idea to get a bit more info to the user.


And so easy to escape <> in XML files :p


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Hi. If you could, either create a page for yourself, or fill in the `rurl` parameter so that it redirects to your personal blog.

But anyways... It's fine to leave it off for now too.


Yeah, it is not the usual bash way without quotes. But in the context this variable is used, it needs to be without quotes: https://github.com/webdevops/Dockerfile/blob/develop/provisioning/base/general/bin/entrypoint.d/cli.sh

For which use cases do you (re)use this variable out of the intended context?


전체를 if let 으로 감싸는 것 보다는 guard 가 나아 보입니다.
```swift
guard let buttonImage = buttonImage?.normal else { return }

let centerXwithOffsetConstraint = NSLayoutConstraint(item: buttonLabel, attribute: .centerX, relatedBy: .equal, toItem: self, attribute: .centerX, multiplier: 1.0, constant: -((_buttonImage.size.height+4)/2))
```


This should again be updated to 16.04.2 because of OOM issues. See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1655842


just source the bashrc file in your bash instance(or your terminal).Then,write the function name followed by space and arguments.For instance if you wish to call k() to kill a process with name "state.py" then use-
k state


titleLabel이 있는데 buttonLabel을 왜 만드신거죠?


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For future reference, this could just be `! empty()` -- there's no need to check isset as well, empty can handle that internally.


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Created multidev environment [gk-8#pr-config-i](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/49c09900-0963-4b3d-8d53-fc7ae2c2fb8c#pr-config-i).

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@dalewking done! See 8fd4f8be54439344f7930500bfa44cb52f07f3ce


## What is this for??


Ah!  Thank you.  And I just installed https://atom.io/packages/editorconfig as well.


this was removed with the next commit, the point was i needed _something_ there so i could set a breakpoint on the else case.


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@ncave I think for now just having autocompletion (and maybe tooltips) would be really awesome! :)


Implement all classic CAN test cases.


I see that this.zoom is needed but why are you also changing bearing and pitch? I have my doubts if changing this.center is also needed.


done: https://github.com/sandstorm-io/sandstorm/commit/a9594c95b5bfdb6138513caf130353767c3dd950


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Beyond1Airloop (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2423 of 2423 tests passed, 587 test warnings)

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 * 1 test had: RDD diffs.

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Just two questions:
1. Is bang patterns actually used here?
2. Why do we need `mdo rec`, instead of just `mdo`?


BTW: there are plenty variables named SEVERE. Rename?


Should have mentioned that these are for 28.2E, but I
hit <enter> expecting L/F, but it did its own stuff, doh...


Needs to be a Promise


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工艺


aaa


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Abstract Error into a function


this is mine now


Вау!


Resolved failing test by rebuilding after the PR


wow, this seems to have worked...

See LineageOS/android_kernel_samsung_mondrianwifi@95e5b1e#diff-f197d5c8da04bba21908c7150a42c6a9R1039 for why I decided to use this line (actually don't know why that failed but it at least compiles)


No, I removed it from the package. The regexp needs to be built on the fly from the above 3 prefixes now.


but show other errors
<img width="311" alt="qq20170221-234519 2x" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4189632/23172186/e77f71de-f88f-11e6-9dbc-2c6405bf70be.png">
@scazzy


That's fine and all, but you miss the big problem that is the lack of () around the || statement ^^

(should be

`+    if (pEmberstrife && (pEmberstrife->HasAura(SPELL_DOMINION_SOUL)
 +        || 10 * pEmberstrife->GetHealth() > pEmberstrife->GetMaxHealth()))`

Just sayin'


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I don't know, I think it's kinda fascinating actually - this guy essentially created a whole new color with a 5-second Wikipedia edit.  The fact that it apparently went unnoticed long enough that *t-shirt printers* started to pick up on it is amazing.

It's such a nice shade of blue that despite it being a nonsense color I ended up adding in it in as a predefined color in my miniSphere game engine anyway:
https://github.com/fatcerberus/minisphere/commit/cb40102d7289c01e581d2b545e46d5cb47735ee4


Thanks!


potentially not needed


blum sukses


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Oh, it's a glitch. It should be `company-math-prefix-regexp` there. Thanks.


> Is bang patterns actually used here?

That was a mistake so I amended this: https://github.com/haskell-distributed/network-transport-tcp/pull/50/commits/4c7ccbeb7d5eee9c12a9077bcd7a13ccb36f49d9

> Why do we need mdo rec, instead of just mdo?

We could use `mdo` or `rec`. It's a matter of taste. Explicit (rec) versus implicit (mdo).


Just a clarification, with VC2 games not realease yet VC1 pokemon only can inhabit generation 1 games. Is different with analysis of gameboy games saves, but it have yet to be determined how to different in PkHex between analysis of a VC1 saves (no gen 2 tradeback allowed) and gameboy saves (tradebacks allowed)


please remove code duplication :D


Хорошо, так даже лучше. Сначала заполнять поля объекта и из его полей брать значения в отправлять в БД.


I'm not sure this commit is complete. I see two lines added for attaching an interrupt handler, but the handler itself, buttonEvent, is not included in the update.  I was hoping you'd include the parts dealing with detecting idle time and triggering the sleep/shutdown.


Ja też pozdrawiam


Did you comment on my previous comment?

> This looks like a NOOP in path_view is not None case?


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You got this wrong, severe is a grade/level of logging to the console.

> SEVERE (highest value)
> WARNING
> INFO
> CONFIG
> FINE
> FINER
> FINEST (lowest value)


sdd


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looks good...


Okay, that's good to know. Will probably change that then.


What is problem in this function
rm() {
 mv "$1" /tmp/
}


merge


its not working


bad javadoc, copy paste from the above


Change Threads to 1 because driver problem on 2016 late MacBookPro


@TurpentineDistillery Which number types did you have in mind to check for 16 and 17? I only could find 6 for float and 15 for double.


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It would be good if we can get ASYNC_REG for all 1-bit CDC synchronizers. Vivado CDC check complains about it if the property is not set.


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Remember gen 2 games is the only one to allow backward transfer to previous generation, to gen 1.
That means any format 1 pokemon could have inhabited in gen 2 games no matter if it was originated in gen 1 or 2, specially to allow gen 2 learnset moves in gen 1 pokemon.  Only applied to game boy saves, not to VC saves, again is yet to determine how to different between legal analysis of pure gen 1 and gen 1 with gen 2 tradebacks

The part about Legal.FutureEvolutionsGen2 and MaxSpeciesID_2 in the contidion was a mistake for my part and should be keep removed, only the first 151 can be tradeback, gen 2 evolutions cant


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I've verified that this test failed with commit d797373c2f46b5c08c949fba24a24d1af26c440b but succeeds on the present master (i.e. after the fix #10304).


You'll probably also need to set something like this:
PACKAGE_ARCH_pn-qtbase_${MACHINE} = "${MACHINE}"

This to make the qtbase package machine-specific for this board, otherwise other machines that happen to have "arm" architecture but may lack gl support will still be built with gl support.
Not sure about the syntax though, so this needs a bit of field testing to check that it really does what it's supposed to do.


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Then, in my oppinion, it should be "CRITICAL"


Also testing flagging noisy scans.


DomainObjectInterface??


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Ok! Thank you.


Je savais pas trop quoi tester de plus ^^'


This should be also  `$i->clickViewButton();`


@evilaliv3 this is the offending commit that is now in `devel` that is changing the requirements.


Looks good!


Oh, yeah. But you could enable it conditionally. Like, if the duration is longer than 15minutes for example. There are not a lot of long tracks on VK.

Cheers.


我是觉得，如果 return false 什么都不处理，如果 reject 应该类似，也什么都不处理。不然对于 issue 中的例子，async 函数没法自己 catch 吧。


Basically children from ApiMethod can now declare to require an api key (or tournament api key).

If the api key is not set, a RiotApiException(403) is thrown without sending a request to the Riot Api, exactly like the Riot Api would respond to such a request. This way we save the Riot Api servers from a bunch of invalid requests.


Repeated inside. Should say:

$"The folder '{downloadDir}' does not exist, it must be created manually inside the Shared Folder '{sharedFolder}'."


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You are not going to boot either way :)
We need a bootlog and if it's the same as Heinz has provided then we need to wait for blogic to figure out the reason


Same as above


Need to update line 827 as well. Inside the conditional, we add the protocol if it was not included in the host string. It should be `urlBase := fmt.Sprintf("https://%s%s", host, path)`.


Resolves #286


@jonnott Not sure what you mean. We have definitely seen file corruption when not using the binary settings on certain file types.


I think you would want to pass through the defaultURI instead of the proxyServerURL.


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So how many tokens did you manage to get? Consider suicide.


See #3


note we have moved this code to https://github.com/khenidak/kubernetes/tree/azure-pd-plugin - This a combined plugin for managed and blob disks. @ colemickens is helping with a  review before we do the PR. This new plugin solves a lot of the hiccups we are having currently in the blob disk in addition to significant performance improvement

GCP/AWS use constant count for data disks regardless of VM size/shape, hence this issue is unique to Azure and was next on my list to tackle. Your PR is first half. The second half - in addition to this map - is to query the master to get node's "VolumesAttached" (this is updated every time the controller attached/detach PD to node). It might be tempting to use the plying directly (which fair enough provides this info) but I would strongly recommend against as it will be too race to depend on. The new implementation provides "clean" detach/attach only returns to controller (which updates the state) when disk is *fully* attached or detached.

cc @ colemickens


Great :+1:


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O link ficaria [assim](https://youtu.be/DwcnPDc0Acg)


please read in http://irclogs.navit.ie/%23navit-2017-02-20.log about a signing issue with goolge play,
I suppose it is signed in the same way as this script does, so I assume the same issues will be in play.

regards,
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aaahhh. that now is very helpful and indeed clarifies things. thanks a lot.
but then what's this talk in the "spec" ?
```
A driver sets IEEE80211_RADIOTAP_EXT to extend the it_present bitmap by another 64 bits
```
this seems to be outright wrong then.


Thanks for making the plug-in compatible for Linux. Starting ZSH, now there is
```sh
_zsh_prioritize_cwd_history_cwd_hist_entries:local:8: not valid in this context: \|1\|4\|8\|7\|3\|5\|3\|9\|4\|6\||\|^\|:\|
```
Do you have an idea what that is about?


Put this in util.go, or use getURLBase(host, ""), which should accomplish the same goal. Could update getURLBase() to take an optional path value.


I would expect
examples/modes/view/pgnShowFen..html
to be:
examples/modes/view/pgnShowFen.html


@SG-phimeca scipy can be removed from the travis script too


```raise RuntimeError, ("The test...```


What confuses me is that blogic could boot his reference board on clean trunk, so may be it worth trying clean trunk with dts fixes -> my tree up to https://github.com/dissent1/r7800/commit/64814ce6ff637970a06931cf530f2a9a54a1d630 while reverting fakeroot commit or swapping uimage


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typo?


@VoyagerOne the Problem is that there are searches at the same level:
a) Interactive Deepening.
b) singularExtension.
c) Null move confirmation.

These searches changed the content of the "Stack s" content, and impact the bench.


Get a life @anupritaisno1 ..... Stop Harassing people with your SHIT !


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Seems like username and password are required arguments instead of optional flags.


Another question: why a buffer size of 30?


Would it be possible to derive this information from the `envs` data we already maintain? Or alternatively, merge that data into this file?

I'd like to avoid having 2 distinct lists of sites, if possible.


On Tue, 2017-02-21 at 08:19 -0800, rofl0r wrote:
> aaahhh. that now is very helpful and indeed clarifies things. thanks
> a lot.
> but then what's this talk in the "spec" ?
> A driver sets IEEE80211_RADIOTAP_EXT to extend the it_present bitmap
> by another 64 bits

Huh, yeah, that should be 32 bits.

But http://www.radiotap.org/ does say that.

johannes


and this should be only triggered on KeyError,
when FMUException is raised it can be because of another error: the dll load


Is this error surfaced to the user?


discussion about it is here https://github.com/tgriesser/knex/pull/1822


Update debug message for path.


[] is uneeded.
*expr.elements will be eough


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Update debug message to display path.


Reason 524742784 to not use BetterDiscord


Was this meant to be included in 3.05.00 too, or just master/4.x?


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Is err displayed to the user?


What is the point of those renamings? Code definitely have become less readable, don't you think?


It was in the Wikipedia article from April 2008 to January 2009. The removal almost seems by accident - no mention of it in the log message. Someone updated some links and removed the vandalized colors ("purwa blue" and "eagle green" - and no, the latter did not make it into Allegro).
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=X11_color_names&diff=268867933&oldid=266924154


All the other Minecraft server softwares use severe, including spigot, Nukkit and so on. So why even bother changing it?


Nice changes


Renaming was done to avoid Rubocop's "Line is too long" error. Would an if-else with more readable variables be more preferable than shorter ternary operator codes?


If 13 here means engine version (which is ODS version), it should be ODS_VERSION or a constant derived from it (or ODS_VERSION be derived from engine version constant). It doesn't make sense to have to remember to change more places for a thing we know we'll be incremented periodically.


jhgkjghkj


jhlkjhlk


@thomasmiguelthompson reason 1 and only to not be a idiot and check what plugins you download, when you download shitty not vertified plugins, you ask to get scamed


newly updated

- [ ] code
- [ ] review
- [ ] test


Yup! I have some Liquid in mind to achieve this (reading from the envs)


This is where db storage for history starts.


In View Configuration, I'm getting

> Notice: Undefined index: only_loggedin in /app/public/wp-content/plugins/gravityview/future/_mocks.php on line 81


The above block of code got moved over to our History class, as it seemed useful to still call this to see if the URL is ignored.


Thanks. Will fix in a couple of minutes.


Technically `GUIEnter` can trigger even if `has('gui_running')` is false when the plugin is loaded, since a user can later use `:gui` to switch from vim to gvim.


The pop up window is blocked on Chrome 56 on macOS 10.12.

Same on Firefox 51.

It worked on Safari 10.


Thank you for all the help. The VM work is very interesting. I wonder, too, if OS/2 Warp was better documented than Windows.


This isn't a callback if you're calling the method here. This should be a reference to a method which is called when it comes to actually spitting the data out.

E.g. this line should probably be `'callback' => 'example_callback'`, and then later in the code (line 249?) we ought to be calling `call_user_func($resource['callback'])`. Or if the method we were calling belonged to an object: `'callback' => [$object, 'exportData']`.


change "damp" to "dump"


This whole file is unchanged, I reverted some changes I had made, and Xcode reformatted the spacing. I didn't mean to commit it, but anyway the spacing is correct now.


NewRequestUrl is also called in packages, rules, and triggers. Is it necessary to update those calls as well?


Added this, but I haven't hooked this up yet -sync will need it of course.


Update debug message to include all arguments passed to NewRequestUrl.


@ti-mo any explanation as to the issue here?


Thank you!


Update debug message to reflect the rename, and include all arguments passed to NewRequestUrl.


I should start using 'shared' for these singleton members, it appears to be the swift-hip way.


SPACES BEFORE BRACKETS!!!


SPACES!!!!


I was thinking long-double and everything inbetween. This static-assert was only necessary in the context of generating fmt string below that you got rid of. Hence this `static_assert` is no longer relevant.

The buffer size is 32, such that it is reasonably small, but large enough to safely accommodate largest possible string representation of a number. Choosing it to be a power of two (because why not), and accounting for leading sign and trailing zero leaves the capacity of 30.


Always put the save() on the correct thread for that.


Fix debug to reflect actual call to NewRequestUrl.


Is there any upper bound to have in mind to make sure 30 is large enough?


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Update debug message to reflect actual call to NewRequestUrl.


what change is this tracking? please be more specific with VERSION cutoffs


For general async queries without saving, this is handy. And it calls back on the main thread for UI update work, which is what it will be used for in any use-case I can think of.


Update debug message.


No, it is not an ODS version. Remember engine11 which supports ODS11, ODS 10 and ODS9


I really don't care about versions between 0.5 and 0.6.


Too many new lines at end of file.


This should be `if (x == 0) { return "1"; }`, right?

scinotation(1) = "1"
logtoscinotation(neglog10(1)) = logtoscinotation(0) should be "1"


Now I get on linux the following error:
>OMSimulator: error while loading shared libraries: libfmilib_shared.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory


@loco-loco
I see, thank you.

But won't this mess things up, since we use ss in when updating stats.
Such as killers, moveCount, etc...


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the above code tries to avoid dirty-ing the object if there are no changes.
Should we be doing this in the other managed object classes? (I didn't yet)


Fixed in d3a17ac

Could some of the fields not having that point to some bug during saving or something? I'd expect any Field to have those, no?


Can ByzPi work with connecting to another Raspberry Pi rather than a PC?


You should absolutely _never_ do something which makes code worse, just to "solve Rubocop offence", it is absolutely not a point of using Rubocop. When line with ternary becames too long, it is definitely a sign you should switch to if/else, not shorten names artificially. Another useful idea is splitting too complicated statements for making code more readable.

Here are some suggestions:

```ruby
def max n=1, &block
...
  max_values = if block
    max_indexes = data.map(&block).each_with_index.max(n).map(&:last)
    data.values_at(*max_indexes)
  else
    data.max(n)
  end
```

BTW, condition `n==1` is wrong, Ruby's collections work another way:
```ruby
(1..20).max(3)
# => [20, 19, 18]
(1..20).max(1)
# => [20]
(1..20).max
# => 20
```


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Trailing spaces in line 32.


In the schema, this is marked 'transient', so it is not persisted to the db. (This is for the 'today', 'yesterday', etc. sections).
We only query back 1 month (looks like the old code was the same).


thanks so much for this!!! i am really glad to see this move forward. i have documented what i think are the remaining issues blocking signal from being released completely outside the google app store in https://github.com/xmikos/fdroiddata/issues/29#issuecomment-281364702, for those who are interested.


Was 100 before, switched to 200, don't see a problem with going a bit higher.


A python script to kill the running task by its pid


I think it is wise. Reason for it is because if I were to clone your repository my IDE would be lit up with errors. TBH, I do not know if there are java versions that would allow a default constructor to be called and ones that wont. To be safe, and kind to my IDE, I'd prefer if you did.


Thanks @jessehouwing - I wasn't aware that you could have a Task.json without a version number? Also, the original code didn't appear to guard for this, so I didn't add my own guards.

It would be great if you added tests for the tasks using the mockRunner - I've implemented some on my tasks [like so](https://github.com/colindembovsky/cols-agent-tasks/blob/master/test/_testsuite.ts).


I found a solution like an hour-and-a-half ago, but it annoys me so much that the filter of the subtitles isn't working right for some reason.

Say you have ![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10238474/23174410/f3af5710-f864-11e6-934a-cfd36f8d0779.png) / ![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10238474/23174416/f7fed354-f864-11e6-97cc-f7362a183b68.png)
The title attribute of the provider is what gets extracted for filtering.
In that case it's "Addic7ed: eng".
BUT when you try to filter it only filters the "Addic7ed".
Not the colon, not the language.
VERY weird.


We had problems with history refreshing, those are all gone with fetchedresultscontroller tracking changes now.


if it takes 4 more characters to not break a wide range of existing builds, could you just do that please? it's not a lot to ask if you know what you're checking for


The Edit Entry faux-field doesn't have the checkbox because it's always only visible to logged-in users.


My pleasure @techi602 !


That explains it, thanks!


@alejx not introduced by this commit though.


Thank you!!


Wooo Hoo!


🎆 🎊

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Hi


I've created a new PR with this change.
Could you tell me if it looks good to you?


Starfall


length never changes. Should be `final`


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Soluciona #3


:-1: bad form.  Keep code code.  There are more appropriate forums for political opinions.


No Contiene System


because of being finalized, you will not be able to call the method. You will need to use the assignment operator.


I hope so. I knew some editors trying to add BOM when saving UTF-8 files, but recent editors should be fine (or configurable at least). Let's see how it goes :)


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Илья, спасибо за доработки, работа зачтена.
Пара нюансов:

- У вас программа выводит такую строку:

Сколько Вы потратили в 0 день (€): 40.33

Наверное, пользователю все же будет удобнее считать не с нулевого дня, а с первого :)

- также, если использовать числа с плавающей точкой, то ваш код выводит подобные сообщения:

У Вас осталось 9.560000000000002 € ( 621.4000000000001 р.).

Согласитесь, что так много цифр после точки применительно к деньгам не совсем корректно. Данную проблему решить можно несколькими способами - ознакомьтесь с функцией round(), либо используйте форматирование строк, как было продемонстрировано на третьей лекции.


because of the finalized length, you will not be able to use the mutator but rather need to use the assignment operator


drop the whole method since length is finalized.


Ye olde "grab the moc objectID on one thread so we can grab the object on another thread".
I always wonder if there is some newer/better way to do this.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [/restaurarsomtodos](https://trello.com/c/R3kLKkRC/23-restaurarsomtodos)


Thats shit!!


HTML files are generated in the `build` folder the rst files are all in the `source` folder. It is in principle possible that both of these file groups are in the same folder `docs`. I think this is the expected setup by github.io

Only keep rst and html files for now


It might be that the real issue is that these variables were introduced in cmake 3.1, therefore this solution is also not working with cmake 2.8. I think I will work on that issue in my fork and make a pull request when I have solution that is also working on our build server.


Joking


HI @jbkunst!
Oh! I understand now. I'm flattered that I helped ^-^
The way you did it was great. I always will use highcharter for my graphs with regression.


:joy:


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once the blade is attached, it doesn't change. So make this final.


`Use this interface to as a reference:` should omit `to`


Thumbnail widths were calculating as floats, which made it difficult to accurately place elements (like the caret for insertion point) adjacent to the thumbnail.


missing handle or grip, however you want to name it.


IMO it's nobody's business when I close tabs/sites. I think it's not anyway form specific, but when you're about to hit :x:.


`they` feels odd here?  Perhaps `except that it uses`...? (The preceding reference to the Doubly Linked List is singular, I think that's what feels off to my mind's ear.)


missing space between "attribute" and ":attr:"


hoffe das ist okay, wenn nicht den commit einfach reverten @m1a9l9t7e


Ok!


where is this property? did I just miss it?


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Yes that is butt ugly.


@willrstern This guy affects us all. Worldwide.


There wouldn't be any fucking, if you weren't writing java.


I can change scabbards at anytime, can I not? I do not think this should be finalized.


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For consistency, consider adding a period in front of `setPrevious`, or removing the period in front of `getPrevious`.  My personal vote is for the former; I like the clarity of period === function call on an instance.


i think the blade is pretty much final. so finalize this.


clean up formatting


since blade is final, drop this method


This will actually not be slower because `getRow` doesn't await at all, I'll remove it's async status now


Right, good catch. And since we're just returning strings here that's pretty safe.


Add a comment explaining the structure, so that the reader understands why `[0][1][8][1][1][0]` is the IP address.


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end of class right here. the following code in this source file will cause compile time errors


Because we are doing `import Helpers, { RepoManError } from './helpers'`. If we export default, we'll have to do
```
export default {...all of them ...}
export CONFIG_FILE_NAME
... all of them individually...
```


Similarly to `getHostname`, use `fs.writeFile` instead of `exec`.


good


Amended input Commands and Hosts files to allow for future inclusion of parameters.


@VoyagerOne:

Yes this searches change the content of moveCount and killers.

For killers, I think this is good. For example, in singular extension search if it fail high with a quiet move,  the killer update helps the main search. Similar logic apply to null move search and IID.

The ss->moveCount, is something that I don't like. I try some local testing setting "ss->moveCount = movecount" after singular extension (the only place that change bench), without success. I don't know why keeping an inconsistent ss->movecount improve elo in my local test. Maybe you could try a test as a bug fix (-3,1) on the framework  (If you get approval to test as a bug fix).


nice copy/paste. you should not take my source code and hack at it. you will not be able to write your own from scratch, which **will** be required at any job you have. use my code as reference, not as a template.


so it's effectively the same change as in https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-common/pull/178


That makes sense. So the list should just include 0.5 and nightly until 0.6 is properly released, at which point I'd add 0.6 to the list? Or is it okay to have all three (0.5, 0.6, nightly) right now?


again. embarrassing. this is telling anyone looking to use your repository you hack code instead of write it.


The frc does not see the change to the History.Domain.favicon (it only observes the History MO changes). We need to observe this change directly.

Workflow: a history item is added -which also adds a domain item- and then history panel is opened; however, the domain's favicon is not set yet, this is async (and quite delayed) as it requires parsing the page for favicon info, which happens only after page load complete.
We observe for when the domain.favicon is set, and then update the cell's favicon image.

This was very buggy prior to the core data hookup. Now, it works great.


* Interesting geographic to cartesian transforms


Cara, não consegui rodar no meu celular o app, nem no release, nem no debug


Noob


将非 win 系统的 freemarker 解析换成了 fast-ftl


Nope, I'm wrong. It's slight different but both revolve around the same root cause.


Not sure this is working? On master branch and 0.9.2 xpi I'm getting an error ... (See https://github.com/mozilla/testpilot-containers/issues/227)
```
TypeError: ContextualIdentityService.getIdentityFromId is not a function
Stack trace:
init@resource://gre/modules/commonjs/toolkit/loader.js -> resource://testpilot-containers/index.js:130:26
exports.main@resource://gre/modules/commonjs/toolkit/loader.js -> resource://testpilot-containers/index.js:1379:3
run@resource://gre/modules/commonjs/toolkit/loader.js -> resource://gre/modules/commonjs/sdk/addon/runner.js:153:7
startup/</<@resource://gre/modules/commonjs/toolkit/loader.js -> resource://gre/modules/commonjs/sdk/addon/runner.js:87:9
Handler.prototype.process@resource://gre/modules/Promise.jsm -> resource://gre/modules/Promise-backend.js:937:23
this.PromiseWalker.walkerLoop@resource://gre/modules/Promise.jsm -> resource://gre/modules/Promise-backend.js:816:7
this.PromiseWalker.scheduleWalkerLoop/<@resource://gre/modules/Promise.jsm -> resource://gre/modules/Promise-backend.js:750:11
```


I am sorry

But did the api change

or should I change my plugin name ??


da erro num tal de Dex


This was a change to revert a change on a branch -- in other words, I was reverting back to the behavior of master.  If all the warnings are shown, then the Travis log will always be too long and the raw log will have to be used.


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I *think* it is correct that we always have at least 1 section. I don't think zero sections makes sense to a table view.


Using the cameraservice blobs from your camera2 zip, it actually seems to work fine.
Snap needs some config changes to work though


First commit


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Rename `errConnman` to `errGetInterface` or use numbers as I suggested in another patch: err1, err2 to the next and so on...

Also rename `nm` to `manager`.


I just realized it
Thank you!


Rename `res` to `services`.


```ruby
while have_enough_bottles?
  ...
end
```


hi


Just checking you are aware that pls.patch.station.sony.com is for PlanetSide 2 updates? (Not PSN)

In addition I'd recommend not slicing PlanetSide 2 - client downloads multiple ~40MB files with full range requests (see [2af1d8c0](https://github.com/Q-Con/qcacher/commit/2af1d8c0) on qcacher for info)


My thinking was, e.g. `+1.23e+999` with digits10=18 would require buffer size of 26.
Now that I think about it, if snprintf was also adding some decimal grouping characters, we're getting pretty close to the cap, so maybe just bump the size to 64 instead of 32 so we don't have to think twice about it, and for posterity add an assert on the return value of `snprintf` .


You probably shouldn't use the "Generic_1"-potraits for absolutists since the characters in them always wear hammer-and-sickel lapel pins.


se espera que la imagen cubra el 100% de la pantalla


This is actually the interface path, right? Call it `interfacePath` or `ifacePath`. Also declare it in this scope (after `GetServices`.


That sounds reasonable.


woot


That sounds reasonable. I'll take care of it.


Like that you look at these details.

PPM value will never exceed defined limits otherwise function is a No-OP and returns false. Defined limits make sure that calm value will remain inside +/-512 range.


the third argument to `_methods_by_ftype` looks like it was the #265 fix, same with the UInt argument to InferenceParams

it's useful to keep a slightly wider range of prereleases working, when it's easy to do so, for the sake of any future bisecting


Write tests for this class, please


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To avoid repeating `getInterface`, move this `if` to `getInterface`'s callback. Something like:
```
connman.getInterface(ifacePath, 'net.connman.Service', function (errInterface, iface) {
  var ipv4Configuration;
  ...
  if (config.automaticIp) {
    ipv4Configuration = [ 'a{sv}', [ [ [ 'Method', [ 's', 'dhcp' ] ] ] ] ];
  } else {
    ipv4Configuration = [ 'a{sv}', [ [
      [ 'Method', [ 's', 'manual' ] ],
      [ 'Address', [ 's', config.ipaddress ],
      ...
    ]];
  }
  iface.SetProperty('IPv4.Configuration', ipv4Configuration, function (...) {});
```


Add TrickFMI


AFAIK, for the current and future versions, it's defined that an engine version reads only ODS for its specific major version, as well shared files should be compatible with this specific version. And that engine version matches ODS version major number.


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I think you are right about the function parameters. I'll provide a proposal. Since I worked till now only with Java 6, I would need a review, but let me try...

But I think I should explain the goal of the current changes.

I would like to have a few Eclipse based formatters available for gradle. Groovy and XML in short term.
Not all Eclipse formatter provide profiles, but all are configured by simple key/value pairs. All can of them (can) store their configuration in Eclipse preference files, some in one, other in multiple.
All Eclipse formatter provide also a valid default configuration, so they can live without any preference files.
Some formatter share for example their properties. The GrEclipse for example takes the main configuration form the JDT and has itself only about 8 own key/value pairs.

I think the formatter steps should be configurable independently and the user should be able to share configuration by using the same configuration files for different formatter steps. This seems to be closer to the concepts gradle has about configuration inheritance/injection.
So the user should be able to provide the GrEclipse formatter step with a XML profile file from the JDT, though the GrEclipse itself has no means to read it. And the user should (though it is unlikely) be able to use the default configuration.

This concept seems unrelated to Eclipse, like freshmark formatter shows. As soon as you have key/value pair configuration  you have e.g. default values, the user may want to share and override part of the configuration between different formatter or differnet targets. I am planing for example to use the GrEclipse formatter with the groovy plugin but also for the gradle files, and I can see that two ore three configuration values may differ between both use cases.

So I think the loading of key/value pair configuration should be decoupled from its formatter steps. It is not necessary to explain the details to the user, as long as the error handling provides helpful hints.


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Yea, this solution seems to be imperfect anyway. Sometimes signs still don't get shown at start. I have no idea what causes this or if it's even fixable from VimL..


query is always undefined 🤔


`ending_of_the_word` and `ending`?


Good catch. Thanks Robert


so so so strange because items have always values


again this should fix the Aqua.TypeSystem.MethodInfo.ResolveMethod() issue in #6


Hey Rudy, can you update these inserts and updates to a slightly different format to protect against sql injection? Thanks :)
Here's a simple example:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10950362/protecting-against-sql-injection-in-python


OK. Sounds good. Thanks.


Remove the network stuff from `setDefaultSettings`/`getDefaultSettings`. In the same place you call them, call `setIpv4Configuration` with the default values.


Use the functions you just created instead of calling `os.networkInterfaces()`.


muy bueno


> You are not going to boot either way :)

I noticed. I tried your old 49-2 with reverted fakeroot. But the kernel size difference probably destroyed that attempt.  (I only took the relevant patches (patch refactor, nand, r7800 dts).

But in any case, "Houston, we have cleared the u-boot step". Bootloader u-boot is now happy with the image. Then we are finally back to Linux stuff.

Based on the new bootlog from reiffert, it looks like his router goes immediately to a boot loop. That might now be the missing nand driver thing you have been looking for...  or anything.

But I will likely try now with this fix with 49-11, which I guess is the most current/clear tree.

(In general, I am not sure if that patch renaming etc. is necessary at this point. We should just keep the changes to the main git tree minimal)

> What confuses me is that blogic could boot his reference board on clean trunk,

Blogic likely got this far, because his reference board does not use the Netgear-specific bootloader image format. So he did not run into u-boot trouble. Similarly, many of those fixes you made, can be specific to certain NAND chips, Netgear routers etc.

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Regarding u-boot, I was not that surprised about this u-boot thing, as I have seen a rather similar thing with my old WNDR3700 series router in 2012(?):

That was pretty strange. I could only debug it via serial console, as it totally happened in u-boot before Linux had any role. The aggressive firmware image compression options "dictionary size 2^23 bits" caused the u-boot to fail in uncompressing the kernel image, once its size had grown over a certain size, which was happening just then. The strange part was that the image failure was not quite deterministic, but was related to the compression details. (so just by changing a timestamp of system files could be enough make/break booting with the finalised image) I neede to look into the u-boot source code to find out from where the error was coming etc.

You might read these just for fun:
https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/12454#comment:12
https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=40565
And Rafal Milecki gave me the hint toward the solution:
https://lists.openwrt.org/pipermail/openwrt-devel/2012-November/017450.html

So, it is good to remember that u-boot needs to uncompress the image flawlessy, image needs to be in acceptable format for u-boot magic, and finally the Linux contents need to be right from Linux perspective. So far we have been stuck in step 2. Now we got into step 3.


wow! update on SoundBankPlayer! thanks


Move this to before `network.getIpv4Configuration`.


you can NOT write to the ProcessInfo...

you are completely breaking the parallelism if you do this. Moreover in principle you will get an assert if you run with KRATOS_DEBUG=ON


This is already in the `package.json`. Remove this line.


This routine should eventually be moved to C++ so that both SQL and data frames use the same logic, and also for performance reasons (#2458).


I thought we need it  for mighty builds

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I for one was happy with FFFFFFF, and am wondering why it was changed to FFFFFFFK.

In .NET, DateTimes generally (DateTime.Now, new DateTime()...) mean local, not UTC time:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.datetime.now(v=vs.110).aspx

Looking at the Sqlite documentation, it seems that when datetimes are stored as TEXT types, they are to be stored as ISO8601 strings ("YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.SSS" is the example given, though IOS8601 can also contain timezone info and/or a "T" between the date and the time):
https://www.sqlite.org/datatype3.html

Sqlite uses UTC for its datetime functions: https://www.sqlite.org/lang_datefunc.html and stores datetimes with no specified time zone as Zulu time (UTC +0). This fits in nicely with our .NET DateTime default kind of DateTimeKind.Local. If I'm writing some dates to a db from mono and I don't specify any timezone, then I expect those dates to be written as if they had no timezone information, or as close to it as you can get: Zulu.

The default format should therefore be one that doesn't assume any timezone. Indeed the Z is a no-op for Sqlite so it just ends up taking up space in the db, and actually breaks things for some people:
https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=46929
https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=44349

As it is now with all those extra formats, the default should index "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.FFFFFFF":
`return dateValue.ToString(_datetimeFormats[19], CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);`

Can someone update, or should I make a pull request?


versión 0.0.1 - julio 2016


@jcheng5 Is this the recommended way of handling multiple licenses ? I want to do something similar for leaflet.extras so asking.


It should be there while the repo is in a development state, essentially always except for when building tagged packages.


Wouldn't it simplify the XPath to use the overload that takes XML namespaces?


Associating with #3 with this commit.


You miss a line here. `data << uint32(questIds.size()); // count `
Your client will freeze and crash after you accept a quest.


Should be "MergedShifts.csv"


/clap


Yes, I will run a test.
Do you think we should do the same for ss->history?
As that changes the bench as well...


Video Start time of 46:00


Although I suppose it'd only be shorter if you had a factory method for the XML namespace manager.  Meh, never mind perhaps your way is more compact after all. Dunno if there's any difference performance-wise.


@SamyPesse CI build broke!


no need to invert points if scale is category

Demo: quicktests | fiddle


I'm working on fixing TxPower assignment routines which were not taken
care of properly in the initial patch for MT7620A and the solution
decribed in the link to the forum earlier suggests that this could
actually be the main cause of the problem (if that 'removing parameters
fix' actually really works, we'll know in the next days i suppose).
As usual you can find my current work progress on my staging tree on
git.lede-project.org


**no-console**: Unexpected console statement.


**semi**: Missing semicolon.


So we `new`d `Add` and then we expose `base.Add` as `AddInternal`? We could avoid the entire `new`ing by just naming the `Add` method of `Control` or ourselves as something else (e.g. `AddInternal`).

If not, then we should at least use `AddInternal` everywhere in this very class, rather than calling `base.Add` in other places than here, IMHO.


This should actually decode using the correct string encoding.


@kindly I just noticed this. It will do nothing after raising.


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@kindly Same here.


@notspiff do we need some special handling here ? I could not make external rar'd subtitles work. rarmanager is gone from core and from what I understand, kodi used extracted subs from ~/.kodi/temp/rarfolder????/ before


Awesome! Thanks @shyiko!


InvalidateFromChild is part of `Control`, so it should be callable by children of non-container implementations of `IControl`.


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Crap, good catch. :smile:


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this would result in 3.7.0-rc1-dev-dev ? with this change applyed it would be 3.7.0-rc1-dev ? I think the last one makes more sense?


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I think I'd rather have a sum type describing the possible Gradle installation types since they are disjoint, something like:

```kotlin
sealed class GradleInstallation {
  data class Local(val dir: File) : GradleInstallation()
  data class Remote(val url: URI) : GradleInstallation()
  data class Version(val number: String) : GradleInstallation()
}
```


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This is not a new thing added in this conditions, it has to be changed in other files, I will do it in another branch. Thank you for your comment.


@rdeutz for the nightly builds we use the `dev` from the `DEV_STATUS` const which is this 'dev'.

But maybe i'm wrong in the understanding here? @mbabker


Lol, just though about adding it, but you are 1 step ahead as usual :laughing:


> 'assets' as a string in angular-cli.json is no longer allowed, use an array instead.

I'm confused, ¿can you provide an example?


That's exactly what we need! Totally awesome, thank you!  :smiley:


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`JVersion::getShortVersion` only uses the `RELEASE` and `DEV_LEVEL` class constants.  It doesn't include the `DEV_STATUS` constant.  So where are you getting `3.7.0-rc1-dev-dev` as a version string?

The packaging script includes the `DEV_STATUS` in the package name (so it's clear you're getting alpha, beta, stable, or dev packages), but that doesn't affect the version number.


So it works on Travis but fails on your machine? And after your change it works on your machine?


If anything `DEV_STATUS` should be "Development" and this change reverted so you end up with the correct `3.7.0-rc1-dev` version number and the package name is something like `3.7.0-rc1-dev_Development`


I don't think ELB's "idle timeout" is the same thing, but the rest seem
legit.  You might reach out to the other contributors on the
kubernetes/ingress repo to see if they have thoughts.

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> in HAProxy you can set timeout http-request
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One hook to rule them all!

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tsuru/tsuru/master/misc/git-hooks/pre-receive


@esbeto

BEFORE:
`"assets": "assets"`

AFTER:
```
"assets": [
  "assets"
],
```


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Yeah, this is one of the first instances when you are bootstrapping like this where you can start to reuse some of the existing structure for the higher dimensional parts. In this case we take the 2-cells in CAT to be the 1-cells in the functor category that just happen to be isomorphisms.

> Out of curiosity, do these have (or need) any coherences?

These isomorphisms inherit all of the coherence structure from the functor category in addition to the coherence structure that comes with being an isomorphism. So one way to motivate doing it this way is you actually get this stuff for free versus having to specify it again separately if you used a hand-rolled notion of 2-cells for this case.


btw you may want to set line 70 in strings.xml to translatable="false" as it has your paypal donation link in it


It's protected, though, because I reckon nothing outside of the Control should be able to access its children anyway. Is it necessary to make it protected internal and change this Drawable code to IControl?


There's not point to this commented line.


test


For simplicity just use a single module - put everything into "app".


It seems to be invalid. Text, blob, geometry and json couldn't have default value.

https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/blob.html


Jhgggv


Controls need to receive invalidations from their children, even if they're not containers. Definitely necessary. Think of e.g. autosize or flow controls. They want to know when their children changed.


@loco-loco
Let see how it goes...
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/58ac77e70ebc59035df3247a


This is a workaround for HBX-1251


These two lines have inconsistent indentation (they are preceded with 3 spaces instead of 2).


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redis-server


More dead code, please remove.


done: https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/commit/2287835690a048a2477e0cb343574e12084bf5f5


>We could avoid the entire newing by just naming the Add method of Control or ourselves as something else (e.g. AddInternal).

:-1:

>If not, then we should at least use AddInternal everywhere in this very class, rather than calling base.Add in other places than here, IMHO.

:+1:


Nah.... jk. XD Yeah. No problem! :D


If SCRIPT_COMMAND_TERMINATE_SCRIPT dont work correctly it should be fixed.
So if the quest is doable via db and only and the limitation is only that command i suggest to open an issue and keep it DB only.


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Oh. Thanks :)


Relative: https://github.com/kataras/iris/issues/606


https://github.com/B--B/Alucard-Kernel-jfltexx/commit/7787d1b4c990fa7990d63c2856ad5667049c2ced

Updated, tried a couple of times and works fine here too!! Bog thanks for that :)


0.6 would try to download an 0.6-latest which doesn't exist yet, but will as soon as we tag an alpha


oops


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Tam olarak bilmiyorum Programın adı böyle ama görevi ekran koruyucu.


I'm not so sure for the future versions


Why the method is call getMavenResolver when you don't use what is returned by the get ?
This seems to me it is more a "setup" method than a get. And I should think this setup method should be part of the mavenUIService. What do you think ?


> I guess you mean, from `G |- t : S -> T`, we cannot have `G |- \x: S. t x : S -> T`. That is indeed one particularity of the system.

No, I mean the opposite: from `G |- \x: S. t x : S -> T` we cannot have `G |- t : S -> T` *unless* we accept the two axioms as additional typing rules. Assume we could, then we could use this fact to derive `x: B -> S => T |- x: B -> S -> T` *without the axioms*, which we know is impossible.

**Some terminology.** The sort of reduction rules I mentioned above are called *eta-contractions*, e.g. `\x. f x ---> f` if `x` not free in `fv(x)`. Together with the usual confluence rules, they form *one-step eta-reduction* `--->_eta`. One-step eta-reduction is also called the *compatible* closure of the eta-contractions. *Eta-reduction* is the reflexive transitive closure of one-step eta-reduction, i.e. `--->*_eta`. The inverse of eta-reduction is *eta-expansion*. I.e. `t` eta-expands to `t'`iff `t' --->*_eta t`. Finally, the symmetric, reflexive and transitive closure (or equivalence closure for short) of one-step eta-reduction is *eta-equality* or *eta-conversion*.

In other words, the axioms postulate preservation of types under *eta-contraction*, but we cannot prove that types are preserved by eta-contraction *without* the axioms, i.e. preservation of types under eta-contraction is *not* admissible. Does that make sense?

> Given the eta reduction rules you mentioned, it is not clear to me why preservation fails, unless the arrows directions in the reductions are the other way around.

Of course, if we had preservation of typing under eta-reduction or even up to eta-equivalence, that would subsume the case of eta-contraction, so preservation of types cannot hold under eta-reduction or eta-conversion either (without the axiom)!

What about the other direction? Are the axioms enough to prove preservation of typing under eta-reduction?

Although your axioms only guarantee preservation of types under eta-contraction, I think they can easily be used to show preservation under one-step eta-expansion:

**Conjecture** (preservation of types under eta-reduction). The following rule is admissible:

    G |- t : T    t --->_eta t'
    ---------------------------
    G |- t' : T

**Proof sketch.** The proof is by induction on the one-step eta-reduction rules. If the rule is a contraction, use the corresponding axiom. If it's a confluence rule, use the usual strategy of a preservation proof: case-analysis on typing rules, apply the IH to sub-derivations, then use the typing rule under consideration to derive the result from the results on the sub-derivations.

**Corollary** (of the conjecture). Preservation also holds for (multi-step) eta-reduction.

> For the general proof, I'm experimenting with something like follows: ...

I'm not sure I understand. I guess this is a proof for the neutral terms in a possibly impure context? The `typ_context_all` constructor is a hole `[]` in a type context of the form `C = [] | T -> C | T => C`? And `prepend (C1, C2, ..., Cn) T` instantiates `C1[C2[...Cn[S]...]]` by filling the hole recursively (a fold over `-[-]` and `S`)?

It doesn't seem odd to me that `trm_app` is easy given the induction strategy you propose (on the structure of `t` rather than e.g. the size of the (list of) contexts). In that case, I'd expect the variable case to already be problematic, given the example from my previous comment: `x: E => B -> S => T, y: E |- x y: B -> S => T`, how does your proof handle the case `x: E => B -> S => T, y: E |- x : E => B -> S => T` with an empty list of contexts?


@jamesmudgett @jhreis Please review, this code is to handle 'faviconless' domains, which often are just domains that are waiting for the 'favicon' attribute to be set. We track this change, and update the specific cells as favicons arrive.


I'm not sure, I just thought it would be nice to let the tainted version of a fennix breath purple fire instead of normal, but we can leave it be too. What's your opinion on this?


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File "/usr/local/bin/pmcli", line 701
    ,
    ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax


Woops, thanks!


nature and form


dzfgnsfgnbsfgnh


`Client`-> `client`


@niccokunzmann @Ritze279 @ijontychie Bitte schaut euch die Funktion "getDateBoxTopOffset(dateBox)" in style.js an. Diese Funktion sollte die y Position des Elements relativ zum window returnen, damit berechnet werden kann, welche dateBox sich am nähesten zum Header befindet (nach dem Scrollen!). Allerdings returnt sie immer "0". Mit jQuery scheint auch nichts zu laufen. Habt ihr eine Idee wie wir das beheben können?


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# LOL


![images 2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/25809616/23176813/ab2e199c-f88a-11e6-8e7c-0344ebe6a46f.jpg)


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [2186chrome](https://2186chrome-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/enable-https](https://2186chrome-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/enable-https)
- [source/docs/assets/images/verify-ssl-cert-valid-chrome-0.png](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/df73dfbcd202808af2f06af54921ae2884202fb0/source/docs/assets/images/verify-ssl-cert-valid-chrome-0.png)


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yup. the project hasn't been updated in years. you should take a look at project like piratebox.

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>Can ByzPi work with connecting to another Raspberry Pi rather than a
>PC?

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@loco-loco
updated patch
staticEval also changes...
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/58ac7baf0ebc59035df3247e


@cala @cyberium it was me who advised @MantisLord on this, how to go about it. Basically we need to implement a generic way to see if a map has given count of mobs spawned. This could be checked in a generic condition type. The only trouble is whether we want to count ALL mobs, or add an extra flag to monitor a special bunch only. This affects only Temporary summonable mobs after all. I can whip this up in one evening, so lemme know which ud think is appropriate :)


I'm sold 👍   Do you think FileSignature could meet this use case if it's only features were to behave as a Set or List?  Vs various ignore-this / ignore-that modes?


Adds LICENSE


just to add a bit more on explaining cacheSolve:If the inverse has already been calculated (and the
## matrix has not changed), then it should retrieve the inverse from the cache


@hugovk This commit was detached, but thanks for letting us know it still wasn't fixed on master, it should be okay now :)


I don't know where to put it. Also, why do you have sigma^2 when calling gauss.


Was going to ask why not use [fs-extra](https://github.com/jprichardson/node-fs-extra), I then noticed the original [wrench-js](https://github.com/ryanmcgrath/wrench-js) package is deprecated in favor of fx-extra.  Curious how wrench-js will fit into the SUI family?


Height is a primitive, yes? Think of it this way, if I can describe it with a primitive and it has only one primitive to describe it, its probably a primitive


**semi**: Missing semicolon.


this should be a primitive


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put more effort in understanding the question and take time to check the examples given in the assignments and lectures


if I set the height, i already have it, so something like this with your current source is useless:

```java
Height height = new Height(1);
Rectangle rectangle = new Rectangle();
height = rectangle.setHeight(height);
```


The error was found by @LukasArmstrong kudos!


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thanks for taking it serious! trust me when I tell you I see who takes this serious and who doesn't. I wont need to reward you for it, you will reward yourself. But when someone comes to me and says, "I need to hire entry level, who do you know that I can count on?", those that take it serious always get mentioned. And for an FYI, nobody, and I mean nobody, ever asks, "who is the best capable students you have to hire?". Never happens.


This is starting to look very promising. Will break some plugins though :P


+# fluffy-umbrella


This assertion doesn't work, because the WD is different for when the plan is made and when the driver is executed.


working ? @kametan0730MC


This lib build from source if remove it from vendor. But it does not work with API1, even change persist.camera.HAL3.enable=0. I leave API1 by default in RR, and users can install patch to switch to API2. Question: how to force it work without lib changes, just change prop...


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> Otherwise you get people complaining that changing font does not work properly... (#220)

Who would do something like that :-)


Va con mayúscula


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Ah ok, thanks for the info.
It's throwing an error, the t value is not in the returned page (can reproduce it by doing the request manually)
I'll look further into it the next days


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still todo: redo widevine on 4.4 and 5.1


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Fixes #301


@Misteboss #162


Sorry redmine doesn't use github, this is just a read-only mirror. @lejmr if you care please report things on redmine.org directly.


Commit message is incorrect, I am adding method signature to prev/next functions


Hi! It's tutorial project. Intention is to create Angular application from scratch, step by step.


Hi,

For what it’s worth, I’ve been experiencing the issue this patch was meant to address: I upgraded a computer from an old 32-bit CPU to a new 64-bit one, with no system re-installation. As long as I keep the 32-bit kernel and the 32-bit userspace, everything works fine. But if I replace the 32-bit kernel with a 64-bit one, LXC fails to start…

I investigated that patch and found out that the “Detect if we are on x86_64 kernel with 32-bit userspace” is reverted: the seccomp_arch_exist(…) function returns 0 if the arch exists, so the test should be written as “if (seccomp_arch_exist(…)==0)”.

Anyway, after changing this, lxc still fails to start, but now with a different message:
      lxc-start 1487633681.707 ERROR    lxc_seccomp - Error merging i386 seccomp contexts

To be honest, I know very little about seccomp, but I tried keeping conf->seccomp_ctx and getting a amd64 context in compat_ctx. And now, it works! I can run my 32-bit containers on my 32-bit userspace with a 64-bit kernel!

Here is the exact path I am using on top of debian’s 1:1.0.6-6+deb8u5 package: [0099-seccomp-64bit-kernel-32bit-userspace.patch](https://github.com/lxc/lxc/files/791016/0099-seccomp-64bit-kernel-32bit-userspace.patch.txt)


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@hallyn @brauner


Good call. I fixed it up, and am testing it right now.


Commit message is incorrect, I am adding method signatures.


To test code increase with no regression bounds requires previous approval by a mantainer, according to the guidelines (for what they matter nowadays)