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Good point. Removed.


Does vs2017 already work?


obj2sdf depends on Bullet3, so it should be in the if below.


newline


Somewhere around here... (or a few commits prior) I adjusted some auto_ptr's to "Unique_ptr's" however... that has broken it.


@d-nnis
Missing quote at the end?


test 1st


Quand une variable est $path et une autre $path_truc, est-ce qu'on est pas obligé d'utiliser des { } pour éviter de perturber bash ?


Merged PR https://github.com/upgrades-migrations/preupgrade-assistant/pull/216 introduced an incorrect update to the xccdf_template.xml - _html_ namespace was removed from <p> tags. However, internally, OpenSCAP validates the _all_xccdf.xml_ generated from a module set and this validation fails. It does expect <html:*> tags, i.e. <html:p> was correct in the template.


Or timings.imgcl.co


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Sinon, utiliser un autre nom et éviter les soucis :)


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probably time to remove that 'BUILD_BULLET3' variable anyway, you are looking out on most of the fun :-)


@edeyoung  I am not sure what the above comments mean. This rake task does get used (whenever we move patients from production to staging) so removing this is not an option.


Merge error. Fixed now.


Thomas Werner fehlt hier :)


🎈 🎉 🎈 Party for Susha's first commit! 🎈 🎉 🎈


Die Fotos sind noch nicht aktualisiert, richtig?


Non, c'est juste de ne pas utiliser 'path', qui est trop proche de 'PATH'.
Mais sinon ça ne pose aucun problème.

En fait même utiliser 'path' n'est pas un problème, c'est juste pour ne pas propager la mauvaise habitude d'utiliser un nom si proche.


Nope, it can't. AppVeyor doesn't cache (in the current setting), so the error was visible there. Travis-CI has a cache, so the test would have worked until the cache had been deleted.


Wohl noch vom letzten Jahr.


It's probably better to `null` it as `delete` is an optimization killer.


Yes. I haven't done much testing, but everything compiles fine.


Come and check this out when you can, link below in case the comment doesn't bring you directly to what I'm looking at.

There has been a merge conflict at some point, probably because I'd made changes and you didn't pull them. No big deal, it happens, if anything it's a good example of why branching is awesome.

That said you will inevitably run into merge conflicts and find yourself needing to fix them. If you look at these files it's pretty evident where they are

```
<<<<<<<< HEAD
things
========
other stuff
>>>>>>>> commit hash
```

To resolve these you need to delete the lines added by git, and then decide what to remove/keep of what is remaining. It may not be immediately clear at this point but it will become second nature over time, and the more familiar you are with the code, the easier it is.

I've made a few commits this morning that tidy some things up so check them out to see what the changes are, it'll give you some examples.

https://github.com/floppyspace/floppyLearning/commit/916982c19044f76ff3744f87c40487eaeac04353


Punkt.


Artikel hier verlinken?


The standard order actually has classifier before version:
https://maven.apache.org/pom.html#Maven_Coordinates

I suppose that if we're implementing this, we should do it right, and, in fact, the 4-element version is one where _packaging_ is specified, not _classifier_. So you'd have to write `org.apache.foo:buzz:jar:jdk-15:1.2.3` and also specify packaging, really, to specify classifier.


了不起。負責


I guess I should have forwarded the question to others


Indeed, I just ran into this. I reverted to the old sha256 in e206d5ab63b64b377c22488ac0b33481bef9bf21. @ndowens @fpletz please confirm whether I did the right thing :-)


Is there more coming or do we want a new **-dev** package of the current state?


This is one method of including your favicon on your page. Favicons are strange nowadays though because in general for any given site you could potentially need a ton of favicons(think iPhone icon). Here is a good description of why in some cases it may be best to not include the shortcut link and instead just place all of the files in your webroot: http://realfavicongenerator.net/faq#why_icons_in_root

For our local development this is probably the easiest way to get a favicon to appear though as your webroot is way way back.


Właśnie szukałem jakiegoś rozwiązania w internetach. Edity akurat nie wyskakują na maila


- Replaced method locks with immutability.
- Removed redundant operations.
- Used buffered output for write since there was no need to check input char by char.
- Wrapped checked exceptions in runtime to avoid forced pollution of calling code.


That is just great :) @saroharb


Sorry, I had forgotten to remove this. Thanks for doing :)


ref #2


@jrflood array looping to collect ids is not good, you need to change the query that is fed to where() directly


The current path, and the current transform matrix.


Jaa da war sie auch vorher. Ich dachte mir ich pack das damit rein, damit vielleicht alles davon provitieren können. 😎


@zmedico is this deliberately different from the 0.9.0 ebuild?
It's failing for me with:
```
!!! Couldn't download 'docker-machine-0.10.0.tar.gz'. Aborting.
```


Thanks! BitHub has sent payment of  $86.78USD for this commit.


I think this will break with input "" with an index out of bounds error.


Fixed in updated commit. Thanks


Oh, and I feel you're interested, this is the thermal driver I've been working on:

https://github.com/CertifiedBlyndGuy/ewok-onyx/blob/Ewok/drivers/thermal/msm_thermal.c

It uses VADC polling, features 8 throttling steps (thank Sultan for the initial values, I just slightly changed them), it can turn off cores starting with Core3 at 46C, Core2 at 48, and 1 at 50. Keeps the device really nice and cool without causing stutters. It's based off of Franco's driver but I've made several improvements since then, and plan to make a few more soon


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Other considerations: Time & Space, recursion isn't always the right answer, though this is clever! (I got an email notification for this azoni, don't know why -.-)


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One note: the progress bar in the topics list now only functions for progressive content, and it advances as sections are "skipped" (i.e. when the "Continue" button is pressed for the section).


If my teacher was here, he would be furious. It is completely unneccessary according to him and the credit is in the readme. FYI, he is remotevase


Corrected. OpenMP did some mess in order of slices. Now openmp uses ordered scheduling.
By the way there is still some field for optimization. Vectors v[0..7] could be precalculated in array[2][width][height] (for actual 2 slices) so calculation of estimated distance to fractal will be not overlapped. Now for every voxel there are calculated all 8 voxels.


Oh ffs IntelliJ


Sorry about that, fixed in c45cc4a6e2d36abe7445fbda0000aa3819e45dd2.


@zebastian , can you try to do this optimization? I'm going to focus on next issues.


This commit broke the PATH_INFO variable when the path has more than one segment, like `/index.cgi/a/b/c`.  The SCRIPT_NAME is also incorrect in such a case.  The `env.cgi` script demonstrates this well.  Using civetweb as a server for fossil repositories no longer works because fossil relies heavily on proper PATH_INFO behavior.


@driesvints Why would you want to add cross-env as a dependency. Doesn't Mix already add this for you?


wouldn't making that an argument be clearer, less global state, more flexible for handling multiple figures at once?


Now IntelliJ is really taking the piss.


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Can we change the names of some of these?  Abbreviations like this seem awfully terse for members of a struct.


added


ml


Sweet. +1


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Git injected content into the file because of merge conflicts. These need to be dealt with as the things it puts in will stop pretty much any code in any file from running.


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looks good


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@niekdemelker see comments in #4167


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yes, correct. :)


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maybe throw an exception here, just in case it gets forgotten...


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JS Scroll Assignment
[JSScroll.html.zip](https://github.com/CDSeattleMEAN032017/MEANJack/files/825911/JSScroll.html.zip)


Make sure your brackets are in the right places.  When you use
```javascript
$(document).ready(function () {
  // things in here
});
```
All of your code is inside that `function`, which itself is in `.ready()`, thus at the end of the file you need the closing `}` from `function`, and the closing `)` from `.ready()`.

I have also fixed essentially the same issue with the code on line 7.


A backport to RC_1_0 branch would be appreciated, as it faces the same build issue with boost-1.62.


The aim is simplicity; there are certainly some trade-offs and compromises. If you don't want packages that do this sort of thing, I understand.


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Thanks for reviewing, Sean. I don't have a strong preference. I don't know if it makes sense for someone to use `--packages` to put a pom file on classpath. But perhaps, someone is doing something for which they may need a war file on the classpath, so let me update this to include packaging as well then.


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I never learn...


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Even with the changes made the js you wrote would not run because jquery was not included in the html. To keep things consistent I installed it via NPM and included in HTML accordingly.


Note: I forgot to remove this bit, it actually always return partial updates if possible.


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Это-чистый БЭМ-блок. Тебе миксование не нужно. Можно использовать модификатор logo--header,если нужно


Yes, however do we need to check for Array<number>?

We can check for numbers by iterating over the coordinates and checking if the first number is a `number`. However this seems like it would slow down the operations significantly, especially if we use this `getCoord()` for every feature of the entire geojson.


You should check the latest article here: https://blog.gradle.org/
IDEA is compatible with the latest too. But when the last IDEA version was published 3.3 was the newest. So it's safe to upgrade. Believe me ;)


If you get time can you have a look at this Franco thermal driver we can change the frequencies from userspace https://github.com/APOPHIS9283/Dark-Energy/commit/5cd0e8b32c08d7492c5a7af3aba9975551191db2


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Yeah... unnecessary file space, that no one reads.
and it's in the readme.
how old is RemoteVase?
he's your teacher ?
weird.

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Important!


Yeah that would never make sense. The issue is just following the standard format even if one element would always be jar.


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Isn't the Command Zone a public zone?


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exercitii


True... we could switch it back to `!value` to test for `null`


Das Erzeugen via new String("") ist ineffizient, da intern einmal für "" und einmal für new String() ein String-Objekt erzeugt werden. Aber da wir nicht auf Performance im großen Stil aus sind spielt das eh keine Rolle :-) Just saying 👍


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Should this be based on the target, rather than the host? (e.g. https://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/manual/autoconf-2.64/html_node/Hosts-and-Cross_002dCompilation.html#Hosts-and-Cross_002dCompilation) This will only matter for cross-compilation.


REPORT


Or dropping a `=` and doing `value == undefined` will catch other falsy values.


whoops, looks like I typoed the issue number. Actually fixes #2


Thanks! Fixed in f6d6385c5e626fdc8875489e5591aafe5346dd65


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I'm skeptical that the typeof checks in the previous implementation were actually a performance gotcha, and concerned that given [Leaflet's inclusion of arrays-of-features](https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet/issues/3191), some set of developers have been taught incorrectly that those arrays are valid GeoJSON, in which case this code will pass through invalid data.


Its still not possible for me, to mark the symbols in the omnibar, is this patch supposed to work?
Build is from current commit on feature/extensions


Até eu vou botando br e só mudo bem depois qnd mexo no css, só pra dar uma
ajeitada e conseguir visualizar os resultados provisórios não é problema.
(O problema é não lembrar de corrigir ...)

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This is very welcome additions, Thanks a lot for this!! 8-))

Have 2 small issues:
1) Could we have the rebol `--` option to pass arguments without a script name?
```
red -- arg
*** Error: cannot access argument file
```

2) I get a crash when passing UTF8 data:
```
red ß
*** Runtime Error 1: access violation
*** at: 000386C3h
```
```
red file ß
*** Runtime Error 1: access violation
*** at: 000386C3h
```


Are you sending this upstream?


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not sure how and I'm not sure if Google actually uses this for anything apart from reading (which is OK as long as nobody actually relies on the `typeIdOffset` value)


Ugh. That's core logic and needs updated network version.


will be called at: - death, - quit, -victory


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Theres an issue with the toys in the current build for 1.7 I hope has been found and fixed for the next update.

1: Log and teathers cause dinosaurs to go crazy, running ircles around them even when hungry, causing them to starve.

2: Toy balls appear to cause lag sometimes.

3: Scratching posts cause animals to crowd them, much like the teather an log, but the scratch post doesn't cause nearly as much trouble from what I saw.


ok, fair enough. Will change. Thanks again!


Rarr again.


Just ordered it on amazon. Thanks! 👌


repeated CqlInputFormat


This should have been 2.0 since is removed compatibility with multiple chef-client releases


`.keep` is a rails convention.


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Is there any advantage of upgrading to the latest version ?!? xD


It's mainly the extending of Base methods on argument types that don't come from a package that concerns me here. The idea with generic programming is that a function should always mean essentially the same concept. If the meaning is very different, it should either use a different name or not be extending the Base function.


Thanks.  @zachmullen already approved this, so merge when you see fit.


Glad to see the core is still being developed.


Dos cosas para corregir.
1. Las fechas son 29 y 30 de abril.
2. Mi cargo es profesor asociado, no profesor asistente. Pero creo que es mas claro simplemente profesor de planta.


efeefef


nice one


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Sorry, but i'm still dont get all the things around these ts/flow typing things.. Sorry me for the newbie quesdtion, but... Why is  necessary to "make sure" et al? We don't care locally, so why travis should care? damn me, i'm idiot :rofl:


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@forero, puedes crear una issue con estos comentarios? (Sorry por lo del profesor asistente, no estaba seguro :-)

El resto del texto está bien para ti?


https://twitter.com/remote_vase that is his twitter. You will see there that he quit developemtnt so that he an start teaching me. He is 13, by the way. I am also 13. we are in the same grade, that's how wknow each other


To remain binary compatible with other, already compiled plugins, you need to add another constructor without the var-args. Currently, I get an error with MassiveMagic, where I used the TypeReflection without the arguments and it fails on startup.


*function by name


What prevents sandboxes from writing to the handlerDir?  Can we write some unit tests to make sure this never happens?


you need change number 0.57.2 to 0.57.4 in "/RocketMap/pogom/search.py":

Line 356 =>    api_version = '0.57.2'     to     api_version = '0.57.4'

I compile with "python -m compileall search.py"

regards!


This really shouldn't be in library code. Cloning unregistered packages is a bad idea. Use REQUIRE for registered dependencies, and put code that depends on unregistered packages in a different branch or repo.


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Here as well, add another getAll method that has the same head as the old method for binary compatibility.


Add another method for binary compatibility.


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### Failed tests
```
org.genivi.sota.core.PackageResourceWordSpec: <no details avaliable>

```


Still seems worth sending a PR


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fixed, thanks!


The conversion bool to string is covered by boolToStr(), the conversion back by minetest.is_yes() in submit method. The checkboxes did not worked as expected and a part of the fix is in the first commit. So the second commit is to complete the fix. For now I am finished with this PR.


2011 is pretty recent!!


Example GPX excerpt
```xml
...
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  <extensions>
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      <color>FF0000</color>
      <opacity>0.5</opacity>
      <weight>3</weight>
      <linecap>butt</linecap>
    </line>
  </extensions>
   ...
</rte>
```


I still do not like seeing `Czar` here. It makes circular dependency between `ccontrol` and `czar` modules. Could you pass `LargeResultMgr` here to get rid of dependency on czar here?


It's Margaritov Lars, Mar-gar-i-tov ;P :D


@vanpact, Today as I was running some python routine under anaconda3, I received the following error message: (It does not seem that this is addressed already but I do not know how to fix it) I am new to this website and I don't know if this is some sort of bug that I should report. Thanks for your help,

ValueError                                Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-6-ca2df8e9bb14> in <module>()
----> 1 gizmo.analysis.StarFormHistory.plot_star_form_history(parts=part, sfh_kind='rate', time_kind='time.lookback', time_limits=[0, 13.8], time_width=0.2, time_scaling='linear', distance_limits=[0, 10], center_positions=None, other_prop_limits={}, part_indicess=None, sfh_limits=[], sfh_scaling='log', write_plot=False, plot_directory='.', figure_index=1)

/home/ashur59/Desktop/Projects/PaperMaterials/DM_Dominated_Objects/NewFolder2/covering_fractions/Simulations/gizmo/gizmo_analysis.py in plot_star_form_history(self, parts, sfh_kind, time_kind, time_limits, time_width, time_scaling, distance_limits, center_positions, other_prop_limits, part_indicess, sfh_limits, sfh_scaling, write_plot, plot_directory, figure_index)
   2297             sfh_p = self.get_star_form_history(
   2298                 part, time_kind, time_limits, time_width, time_scaling,
-> 2299                 distance_limits, center_positions[part_i], other_prop_limits, part_indicess[part_i])
   2300
   2301             if part_i == 0:

/home/ashur59/Desktop/Projects/PaperMaterials/DM_Dominated_Objects/NewFolder2/covering_fractions/Simulations/gizmo/gizmo_analysis.py in get_star_form_history(self, part, time_kind, time_limits, time_width, time_scaling, distance_limits, center_position, other_prop_limits, part_indices)
   2219         # get time bins, ensure are ordered from earliest
   2220         time_dict = self.get_time_bin_dictionary(
-> 2221             time_kind, time_limits, time_width, time_scaling, part.Cosmology)
   2222         time_bins = np.sort(time_dict['time'])
   2223

/home/ashur59/Desktop/Projects/PaperMaterials/DM_Dominated_Objects/NewFolder2/covering_fractions/Simulations/gizmo/gizmo_analysis.py in get_time_bin_dictionary(self, time_kind, time_limits, time_width, time_scaling, Cosmology)
   2156                 time_dict['time'] = times
   2157                 time_dict['time.lookback'] = Cosmology.get_time(0) - times
-> 2158             time_dict['redshift'] = Cosmology.convert_time('redshift', 'time', time_dict['time'])
   2159             time_dict['scalefactor'] = 1 / (1 + time_dict['redshift'])
   2160

/home/ashur59/Desktop/Projects/PaperMaterials/DM_Dominated_Objects/NewFolder2/covering_fractions/Simulations/utilities/cosmology.py in convert_time(self, time_kind_get, time_kind_input, values)
    280                 times = self.get_time(0) - times
    281
--> 282             values_get = self.TimeScalefactorSpline.value_inverse(times)
    283
    284             if values_get.size == 1:

/home/ashur59/Desktop/Projects/PaperMaterials/DM_Dominated_Objects/NewFolder2/covering_fractions/Simulations/utilities/basic/math.py in value_inverse(self, f, ext)
    414
    415     def value_inverse(self, f, ext=2):
--> 416         return interpolate.splev(f, self.spline_x_from_f, ext=ext).astype(self.dtype)
    417
    418     def derivative_inverse(self, f, ext=2):

/home/ashur59/anaconda3/lib/python3.6/site-packages/scipy/interpolate/fitpack.py in splev(x, tck, der, ext)
    601             raise ValueError("Invalid input data")
    602         if ier == 1:
--> 603             raise ValueError("Found x value not in the domain")
    604         if ier:
    605             raise TypeError("An error occurred")

ValueError: Found x value not in the domain


This should be `OuterAlloc`.


There is a client.BuildLast function that can be used


There is a `#include "czar/Czar.h"` at the top of this file, I think it can be removed.


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Yea, you got it! :-)


Using static variables like gid_counter_ within inline functions/ctors breaks the msvc build on windows.


oh jeez.... why did he stop development just to teach you. what a waste.

and true... so many talented youth on github coding.
it's really cool.

Im 27 this year in June, and suck... you guys blow my mind. xD

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Corrupted commit


The bug is in the paper. I'll fix it and re-push.


add ignore


He stopped because @appledevelops said that he was untrustworthy and said that he could not  code. i think he looked up to apple as like an idol or something because appledevelops was so good but then after the insult his idol basically killed his dreams so he quit and decided to teach me instead hoping that maybe i could be someone better than him. so far, i am better than him. no offence to him lol


Utile pour #4 et #7


There appeared to be some ambiguity resolving these links. I noticed that `.assign` was getting linked to a page in the RoundRobinPartitioner instead of to the KafkaConsumer.assign method. So this change was an attempt to fix that.

One of the things complicating the sphinx markup is that we aren't really publishing the full apidocs. Instead I've pulled out a few top-level classes and linked to individual .rst files . I think sphinx may have a harder time resolving the links from within that context. Switching to a more conventional top-down api page might help, but I'm afraid that there's just too much stuff in there.


> express --view ejs --css sass amazon-express


Utils clearly said it is for shared components so why should the object be bound to the main window model.....


> yarn install


Yep read the Gradle blog, compiling should be much faster and of course bugs were fixed and so on


> yarn add -D nodemon


> yarn add sequelize sequelize-cli pg pg-hstore


That is offensive that you think you're better.

Apple is an aweso dude.

I think people should continue their work, rather ths give up because of
something so dumb.

Remotevase was a good coder... maybe just didnt code the project the way
apple wanted.

Remote should still code plugins at least. jheez.

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> sequelize init
and change "dialect": "postgres"


LGTM.


Just curious, how do you yield co-routines that you don't own?


oyee mira lo que haz hechoooo


You can use `IsConcreteGenericType` here


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@dubidios It's intentional. We're waiting for the API Maintainers/PokeFarmer to get back to everyone on the new login URL.


> - createdb ae_dev // pg command to create database
      dropdb ae_dev // pg command to drop database
- sequelize model:create --name Product --attributes title:string,description:text,price:double


asiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii


Reviewed again --Anu Slorah


Pour #8 et #7


![screen shot 2017-03-07 at 23 10 00](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/16819318/23680361/3bed4592-038b-11e7-82a4-a79ed60de37d.png)

Still missing some elements as seen on https://search.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool/u/0/. Most neccasary markup is there, fix later.


Can this not be: `let but bufs: [&IoVec; 16] = Default::default()`


Why did you merge my PR if you were just going to delete this anyway? It's all that that PR had in it... Just wondering...


para que pones eso??


comentario para identificar


pine or poplar tree?


@d-konovalov I've played some time trying to call Cucumber tasks as dependencies within the same namespace I've declared above, but:
1) When I initialize `Cucumber::Rake::Task` instance it's available only as a single task withing the namespace so I can't attach Rake dependencies for it like
```Ruby
Cucumber::Rake::Task.new(:user => :registration) do |t| # this won't work (about dependency)
  #some options here
end
```
2) When I try to create a separate Rake task within the same namespace like
```Ruby
namespace :myspace do
  Cucumber::Rake::Task.new(:user) do |t|
    #opts saying @user tag is running only
  end

  Cucumber::Rake::Task.new(:registration) do |t|
    #@registration tag is running here
  end

  task :user => :registration #this doesn't work as expected
end
```
So after smoking official docs I've found there's instance method for `Cucumber::Rake::Task` defined with the implementation called `#runner` and what it does it returns instance of `Cucumber::Rake::Task::InProcessCucumerRunner` or `::ForkedCucumberRunner` depending on if `@fork` instance variable for 'parent' `Cucumber::Rake::Task` is initialized.

The source of `#runner` method for Cucumber::Rake::Task is:
```Ruby
def runner(task_args = nil) #:nodoc:
  cucumber_opts = [(ENV['CUCUMBER_OPTS'] ? ENV['CUCUMBER_OPTS'].split(/\s+/) : nil) || cucumber_opts_with_profile]
  if(@fork)
    return ForkedCucumberRunner.new(libs, binary, cucumber_opts, bundler, feature_files)
  end
  InProcessCucumberRunner.new(libs, cucumber_opts, feature_files)
end
```

So now I've made this helper `run_cucumber_task` which is calling `#runner` (it returns `::InProcessCucumberRunner` instance) and then `#run` which actually trigger `Cucumber::Rake::Task` to be executed.

So it gives me ability to wrap it in 'usual' Rake tasks in namespaces and call dependencies in usual 'Rake' way like

```Ruby
task :register do
  run_cucumber_task(@register_task) # where @register_task is a [Cucumber::Rake::Task] instance
end
```

**Is it only one way of doing this or I'm missing something super-simple and graceful?**

P.S. These methods and classes are not documented at all, hope it's not a common practice since they should've made a small intro to this on their Github wiki :)


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@ekg, this commit appears to have broken the tests (some secondary alignments now have MAPQs set), so my PR is failing. I'm going to add a revert of this in my PR, so its build can pass, but if/when that gets merged you may need to make this change again.


That's the British spirit. You'll be naturalized in no time.

I've made that mistake before actually. In the number of times I've written `file.managed` states, I can believe I've made it more than twice...

and what I saw was probably a mix of that state partly working (group ownership by root) and the install.sh script creating the app.cfg file. It's contents are the same within Vagrant


This should probably impl `prepare_uninitialized_buffer` to avoid the memory initialization


Unexpected space before function parentheses.


Missing space before opening brace.


Hi i just got a new device called on7 pro and trying to bring up cm14.1 and i have made cm13 already using zim's device tree as base and some files from your tree :D but cm14.1 isen't booting up :( . I tried everything (cherry-picked all commits from[ zim's kernel](https://github.com/Cyanogenmod-G530H/android_kernel_samsung_msm8916)) but always shows SAMSUNG logo and shuts down (fucked up my brain from 2 days but not found anything useful) , here is [my kernel source](https://github.com/on7/android_kernel_on7prolte/tree/cm-14.1)

Thanks for any help


Original version was correct.


I assume buffers doesn't have koDoc.file at all (or at least a path).


Pine trees. The ones you plant with the Damcon planter.


No, buildLast returns last build, but for deploy i need last succeseful build and not deploy


This patch corrects a bug triggered when passing an empty hash, which would return an empty `Array` to `will_paginate` from `infer_collection_from_controller`, rather than the expected `WillPaginate::Collection` instance. This bug would give an `undefined method 'total_pages' for #<ActiveRecord::Relation::`... error when calling `will_paginate`.

Example: `app/views/reminders/archived.haml` and `app/controllers/reminders_controller.rb` [here](https://github.com/pathwaysmedical/frasernw/pull/571).


Wow, well done!


Wow, that's nice :)


@invisiblek @intervigilium
  Is it okay to add blobs for recovery in device tree?


I reread this sentence three times and can't figure out if a type with no `allocate` but with a nested `value_type` typedef is guaranteed to fail to qualify as an allocator. Perhaps this could be editorially reworded to make the intended meaning clearer?


@aeblighatian could you create pull requests when making changes next time so that I can review and push them to production?


noseee


Sure, i will look into this...


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be more specific about VERSION cutoffs like this, or use isdefined


👍 Should we enforce the `Array<number>` validation by default? The main reason for the refactoring is the additional support for `LineString`, `Polygon` & other geometries...


How can I replicate this bug on my machine? I have vim 8.0.376 installed already. Thanks for any info


OK...  So we just need to remove the mapqs from the secondary alignments?

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I don't think this is the right way. We don't do this usually and have not enforced it anywhere else.


Just wait till you find out what goodies reallogger has in store for the lumberjack men.


I agree, but please open an issue to be dealt with after the branch is merged. This branch should contain what was in the paper, with only minimal editorial changes. I also want to replace the "called with a type" wording is meaningless, because deduction guides aren't "called".


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I'm not really sure; it fails this test for map:

```
not ok 25 - only primary alignments have mapping quality scores
#          got: '1'
#     expected: '2'
```


Oh 👍 I didn't know that, however don't most linters warn you from applying `==` operations in favor of `===`.

I switched it back to `(!value)`, there's not a big speed difference between both.


add getter to the field "fixed" and use it here please.


Use getter here as well.


Other than the two, this looks really good :)


I believe they have some type of temp file. Anyway that wasn't the problem, the problem was this existing at all. No code should be setting prefs implicitly. Prefs are for the user, not for the convenience of the developer working on a Komodo feature.


Lots of debug printout enabled.


The test is itself a bit broken. With this commit reverted, there are 2 alignments with non-null MAPQs, but it turns out that one of them is actually a secondary alignment:

```
vg map -x graphs/refonly-lrc_kir.vg.xg -g graphs/refonly-lrc_kir.vg.gcsa -f reads/grch38_lrc_kir_paired.fq -i -u 4 -J -M 10 | jq -c 'select(.mapping_quality)'
{"sequence":"GAATACCAAGCTCATCTTCCTTACAACCACCTGGGCCTCCAAGTCCTGGATCATTCACTCTGCATCCCAATGACAATGAGAAGAATGTCTGGACACTCTCA","score":96,"mapping_quality":22,"path":{"mapping":[{"position":{"node_id":8124,"offset":56,"is_reverse":true},"edit":[{"to_length":35,"from_length":35},{"sequence":"C","to_length":1,"from_length":1},{"to_length":8,"from_length":8}],"rank":1},{"position":{"node_id":8123,"is_reverse":true},"edit":[{"to_length":57,"from_length":57}],"rank":2}]},"name":"ERR194147.679985061/2","quality":"QkJCQkZCRkJGQkZGRkZCQkZGRkJGQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkI8QkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkI8Qjw8QkI=","identity":0.9900990099009901,"fragment_prev":{"name":"ERR194147.679985061/1"}}
{"sequence":"GAATACCAAGCTCATCTTCCTTACAACCACCTGGGCCTCCAAGTCCTGGATCATTCACTCTGCATCCCAATGACAATGAGAAGAATGTCTGGACACTCTCA","is_secondary":true,"mapping_quality":45,"score":96,"path":{"mapping":[{"position":{"node_id":8124,"offset":56,"is_reverse":true},"edit":[{"to_length":35,"from_length":35},{"sequence":"C","to_length":1,"from_length":1},{"to_length":8,"from_length":8}],"rank":1},{"position":{"node_id":8123,"is_reverse":true},"edit":[{"to_length":57,"from_length":57}],"rank":2}]},"name":"ERR194147.679985061/2","quality":"QkJCQkZCRkJGQkZGRkZCQkZGRkJGQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkI8QkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkJCQkI8Qjw8QkI=","fragment_prev":{"name":"ERR194147.679985061/1"},"identity":0.9900990099009901}
```

The test should really use `jq` to look for secondaries with MAPQ set, and complain if there are any, rather than asserting that 2 alignments have MAPQ set and assuming they're both primary.


I don't know if this is just the git preview, but the resolution of the image is very low, and I can't read the text. Maybe try re rendering the file? It is a png format, so it is strange that information is lost.


Well, I suppose that reallogger's nickname obliges and the is no coincidence in it. I'm waiting impatiently :D


@Robinlovelace sorry i hadn't done that previously!


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but pluto is now a planet


See https://github.com/behdad/harfbuzz/issues/420.


why do you ignore .lock file?


not working


That is typically true unless the Pokemon has 680 BST or higher or otherwise stated by the OU council. So yes, the tiers should be OU for both.


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Will do. (And it's not even the deduction type that is "called" - it's the template parameter...)


Cherry-picked to ponweist/wannier90@1ded81f29ccab7442789ff6232bde82a949021ad.


Looks good! Thanks justin. For functionality, I will look at free hosting options, don't worry about it unless you know of a good method to host our updated files.


Strange.


AWESOME!!!!!!


figured it out, needs to be a pointer


Genio!


@technosophos ^^^


The number of spaces is a matter of great debate, and of personal taste. You need to have a consistent one across the project.


thanks. I came to the same conclusion


Wprowadzenie zarysu interfejsu graficznego


I will definitely have a look at that. That's very interesting. I'll get back to you once I have. Could also import my changes on top of it too


osx snow leopard and earlier do not have getpwuuid nor getgruuid.


so in the form_for form in the new view, does the @question have an id already? created by the new action? or is it created in the create action?

How about in the edit action?
Where is the question getting its id?


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Might be useful to add "All IVars must be resolved via use in the left-hand side of a Func definition." or some such.


LGTM.


Actually, it starts at 0, so you need not mention it.


inclued


#6044-Reheat-coils-using-main-air-loop-air-flow-rate-to-size-coil-UA (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2391 of 2474 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

 * 83 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 59 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 82 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 60 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 23 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 5 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.

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styles for the index


```
products.forEach(function(product, index) {
it("should add products(" + index + ")...");
```


It is better to name your functions that do something with a verb. `addNewProduct`.


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What blobs do you need for recovery?

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For me this build fails because of NSS (defined in `pkgs/development/libraries/nss/default.nix`) version being < 3.28.3
The repository build is currently at version 3.28.1. Upon building NSS 3.29.3 the firefox build failed with a missing sqlite library. Didn't have time to follow it up tho.

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`var event = shopfront.OnProductBought().formatter(receipt.logs[0]);` This is not a Promise, so no need to `return` it.


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Not testing other arguments of the event?


TeamCity Glyssen :: Glyssen pull requests [Build *.*.466.2d1fa3e69a7bec6197c447c93beda9721c131252](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=85756&buildTypeId=Glyssen_GlyssenPullRequests) outcome was **FAILURE**
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### Failed tests
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GlyssenTests.dll: GlyssenTests.Dialogs.AssignCharacterViewModelTests.ApplyCurrentReferenceTextMatchup_NotAlignedToReferenceText_ReferenceTextSetButNoAssignmentsMade_NoChangeToMaximumAssignmentsIncremented: <no details avaliable>

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```


`.toString(10)` to avoid surprises.


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Thank you for the advice ! I have chosen to use `isdefined` :)


А у нас на сервере все еще 510 насколько я знаю.


Podrías también hacer lo siguiente, para mostrar sólo la variable **hp**:
mtcars %>% filter(am == 1) %>% arrange(desc(hp)) %>% select(hp) %>% slice(1:10)


O primeiro easter egg a gente nunca esquece.


Uploading the C-Store slides.


Following up in #22169.


also https://github.com/blegat/MultivariatePolynomials.jl/blob/2b677712091d6dc83a89fe5359a3ee41532c58b2/test/subs.jl#L3-L5


git uses "ff" as a shorter way of saying fast-forward.


Not sure, but I think this commit covers #56 and #57 too.


Make `accounts[2]` as `payee` somewhere, for readability?


`{ owner }` ? What is that??


Whoops, good catch! I think we can fix this in the `develop` branch for now and release it with 0.4.3.


Shouldn't partition default to "Cluster"?  There are several other places in the condor submit that need fixing.


Good catch :-P


How about `var amount = web3.toWei(1, "finney")` in this test, for readability?


@ChrisDodd : I didn't expect this change. This means that we have ignored all shadowing warnings.
We should find a way to compare the stderr file.


Recommend using `mem//num_cpus` to get integer division.


No, what you want is your transaction's `gasPrice`. Not just any random gasPrice.


Sorry, it's from my pull request, I've tested examples from `readme.md` and forgot to remove that


Looks fairly good.  And solves the problem we've started having where we launch multiple pyglidein instances on the same cluster to target different queues.


thanks!


nit: double quotes are inconsistent


Based on https://github.com/nirenjan/x52pro-linux/issues/11#issuecomment-284882494, we know that setting the LED brightness is the same between the X52 and X52 pro


Moving these from their formerly-interpolated form (s/x/y/g is "y") to their non-interpolated form here ('y') looks fine, as long as this specific line's change is tested.


OK! I've understood, thank you.


Does this have the net result of moving the results? Just curious because i didn't do any of this in our project and it produces just html reports, but index.html is in `build/reports/jacoco/test/html`


If someone causes a hook to run while in a coroutine and another chip just so happens to yield.


I would recommend trying to run this on linux as well as Mac. There are some "undefined behavior" cases where the code seems to work fine on a mac but will blow up on linux. You've got one such case here.


Does this work for you? I think I had performed these changes myself already by using the migration script provided by TensorFlow and using a piece of code given on another github page  (I can't find it by now). Still, I get an error.


I was certain that this couldn't be achievable, since comparing standard library iterators from different containers is undefined behavior (the static end iterator will always be from the first container to enter the function). But, since the STL iterators inside the 64-bit iterators are compared against their own ends and not each other, this is actually okay. Cool!


Setting a width and height is good if you wanted every button to be the same width. But given that in general we don't want to assume we know how long our content in our button will be we could instead give our button some extra padding to create that space around.
Now what if I told you that so long as the text is shorter than 150px I'm fine but I don't want my button text to become two lines of text. Instead of setting a set width we could set `min-width: 150px` to allow our button to grow past that.


Will do, sorry about that.


this is no gucci. Can you tell me why?


Thank you


it's not. C handles the exact offsets for you. in fact, the C standard requires that the `[]` operator be exactly equivalent to `+` -- that is, `foo[ind]` and `*(foo + ind)` are the same (think of how `foo->bar` and `(*foo).bar` are the same). it's synatic sugar.

one consequence of this is that `[]` is associative just like `+`, meaning you can do `ind[foo]` for equivalent results, since `*(foo + ind) == *(ind + foo)`. of course, this is like the comma operator in that there is no situation where you should ever use it.

actually, have you ever gotten warnings about doing pointer arithmetic on `void *` pointers? this is why the compilers at you about it -- `void` is an incomplete type so the compiler has no idea how many bytes to shift it by.

I hope that clears thing up a bit, I'm not sure how else to convey the intuition.


139284823_Issue5998 (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2513 of 2515 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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

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@ksajme  I was assuming, until today, that compilers somehow optimized the constructor away, but I found out by printouts that the constructor was called each and every time "end()" is called. That seems a bit crazy. I don't expect that the constructor is expensive, but it is a useless expense. It buys nothing.


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on further investigation, even on mac there's a bug here 😄


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Testing note: the minimum-memory test case, i.e. just over 2**31 int8 elements:
`import theano`
`import theano.tensor`
`import numpy as np`
`x=(np.random.rand(1,47000)*50).astype(np.int8)#length just over sqrt(2**31)`
`z=theano.shared((x+x.T).reshape((-1,)),borrow=True)#length just over 2**31`
`f=theano.function([],updates=[(z,z+10)])`
`z[-10:].eval()`
`f()#may crash here`
`z[-10:].eval()`
*doesn't* crash in Theano master (i.e. without this fix) by default, but does have (32-bit) ints in its generated mod.cpp.  It can be made to crash with gcc.cxxflags=" -fwrapv -fno-aggressive-loop-optimizations", allowing me to confirm that this fix is doing something (though from #5525, not everything that's needed).

I suspect this is because the compiler replaced the int by an int64 for efficiency (eliminating the int64->int32->int64 conversions; it's allowed to do so because signed overflow is undefined in C++), making it harmless; however, I don't know what would happen with other sizes (e.g. over 2**32 not just 2**31, or multiple rows to make the jump variables overflow).


In HTML 5 the `<small>` tag is useful for representing things like this.


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Should be the done *in addition to* the "not-reverse-design-day-tests" or should they replace the "not-reverse-design-day-tests"?


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We thought this was happening with our setup, but did not have a chance to produce a test case. Very happy to see that you've already fixed it.


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139284823_Issue5998 (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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LOL APPLE xD YOU SAVAGE <3
that was great xD

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It's code, not fashion. That's why it's not gucci.


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in the future, please use a descriptive commit message


Fixed and there's now a test case to verify!


See:
https://github.com/oe-alliance/oe-alliance-core/pull/181


Since the mainwindow is the link from the API to the GUI thread(since it is called right after the API code and the logging was configured). Furthermore the Model makes sure the lodds object is always up to date if a presenter calls it with injection.


Remove comment


For some reason this seems to have broken something...


Okay, so when I originally wrote this I remembered that strings need to terminate with the null character.  Thus, the +1 was to ensure there was enough room for the src string and the `\0`.  Buuuut when I pulled out the `\0` from dest, I figured I didn't need to allocate the extra byte of memory


lol seriously mbt? Lets hope you are not a big enough dev that nobody scrolls through ur commit history XD


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Don't forget to remove print statements.


Looks like you're right, mcavenet:

    Error: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on SERVER: Could not autoload puppet/type/archive: /etc/puppet/modules/archive/lib/puppet/type/archive.rb:53: syntax error, unexpected ':', expecting ')'
      newparam(:path, namevar: true) do
                              ^
    /etc/puppet/modules/archive/lib/puppet/type/archive.rb:232: syntax error, unexpected ':', expecting ')'
    ...aram(:allow_insecure, boolean: true, parent: Puppet::Paramet...
                                  ^
    /etc/puppet/modules/archive/lib/puppet/type/archive.rb:232: Can't assign to true
    ...allow_insecure, boolean: true, parent: Puppet::Parameter::Bo...
                                  ^
    /etc/puppet/modules/archive/lib/puppet/type/archive.rb:232: syntax error, unexpected ':', expecting '='
    ...secure, boolean: true, parent: Puppet::Parameter::Boolean) d...
                                  ^
    /etc/puppet/modules/archive/lib/puppet/type/archive.rb:232: syntax error, unexpected ')', expecting $end
    ...t: Puppet::Parameter::Boolean) do
                                  ^ on node myserver.ourdomain.tld
    Warning: Not using cache on failed catalog
    Error: Could not retrieve catalog; skipping run

Oh well, it was worth a try.

It seems that there is not an archive module that works for Puppet 3.


Why did we pull the `\0` from dest?


Not exactly sure why but this line being removed caused the "write-changes" button to entirely break... For some reason it doesn't go into the "done" menu and rather tries to create a new mountpoint on /dev/done which obviously results in an error... Adding this line back fixes it


4989-Part2-PIUTstatControl (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2480 of 2480 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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What a coincidence. I am just investigating this and I found out what is going on. I was about to propose two solutions:

Solution 1: Add this line back.

Solution 2: Remove --extra-label \"$write\" from the dialog. I do not see a purpose for this button since the last item. Then change this:

`--ok-button \"$edit\"`

to this:

`--ok-button \"$select\"`


@normanmaurer uhh accidental deletion? :)


at least netty-example module fails to compile now as there is a reference to ProtobufDecoder in io.netty.example.worldclock.WorldClockClientInitializer..


It could, without performance impact, since this function is called just once or twice. But usually one needs some information, like file extension or category, to decide to modify default headers. So we would need to pass some data to `set_headers()`, but what exactly? Actually, with this commit plugins can already use `file_download` and other callbacks for headers rewriting, so I dunno.


If you want this to be centered in the container you should set the padding left and right to be the same. So instead of 200px on the left padding you could try `padding: 50px 100px 10px 100px;`


fixes the error "aria2c had status 1"


fixes warnings on utf8


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You repeat the same selector here. Why not just change your original selector?


Understand conceptually, but this may involve rewriting the lower level routine contained_by_wkt_sql, or combining the geometries for each area-items.  The latter would eliminate the looping since all items from areas devolve to multipolygons.  Had just arrived at the stage where it worked (at all) for more than one named area, so not surprising it could be improved.


fixes problems on scale factor computation (wrong output format)


Typo - width


The `<code>` tag doesn't semantically make sense as you aren't displaying any code or language syntax to the user.


It's for hw encryption.
It's being used in this commit for athene, and also on Vibe K5.
Just asking, because I want to know if it won't be an issue when submitting K5 for official support.


In case you're wondering, this line was redundant (same code present in SetDisplayId)


fixes download error not properly recognized on ftp/no_aria


It shouldn't require a rewrite- isn't it exactly the same fragment as for
the collection object filter?

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@DariuszLuber-CodersLab

Mam kolejny problem


The line removed by me is needed because once you finish with the partitioning and mounting and you hit the "Write-Changes" button, part.sh script returns:

"<the_current_selected_item_from_the_menu>^[[3J^[[H^[[JDone"

This is why we were grep-ing for $done_msg.

Which solution you like best? 1 or 2 from my previous post.


We could apply the float property to make these two links appear next to each other.


@DariuszLuber-CodersLab

Ten sposób wyświetlania wyników kłóci się z paginacją. Jak jest wyników mniej niż 10 to jest ok. Przy większej liczbie – próba przejścia do następnej strony powoduje wyświetlenie oryginalnego formularza.


omp is optimal! easy to optimize using vtune. see DOE folder for vtune project


Chciałam zrobić przekierowanie i przekazać wartość $characterFromBooks.

Dostaję błąd:
Unable to guess how to get a Doctrine instance from the request information for parameter "characterFromBooks".
500 Internal Server Error - LogicException

Co robię źle???


this allows one to switch off the kwicks, with an additional removeAttr, like this:

$('.kwicks').kwicks('destroy');
$('li.panel').removeAttr('style');


Fixed #230


I'm using C# 4.0 compiler to be compatible with Unity


@DariuszLuber-CodersLab
Co i jak mam przekazać żeby to działało???


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Woops 😊


seems good to me...


Needed to add these for better workflow


Yes -- I don't recall exactly why I did this, but I suspect it was due to
error outputs that have build paths in them (there are a couple).

Removing this reveals a whole slew of new shadowing warnings, many spurious
(it now thinks every constructor declaration shadows the containing
extern...)

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It is very strange indeed... For some reason this line:

`echo "if [ \"\$?\" -eq \"3\" ]; then clear ; echo \"$done_msg\" ; fi" >> "$tmp_menu"`

Causes done to be set to some strange output and it thinks that it should be editing a partition because part != $done_msg

The line which was removed greps for done_msg and makes sure its set to only..... Yeah you already figured out the same as me.... Not sure why it adds that strange output... I've added back the line for now and will just leave it with the three buttons "Edit" "Write-changes" and "Cancel".


THe other gave error for me, had to fix the sha256


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I will push a fix for these soon.


Fair enough. Bring that line back in. :+1:

Not having comments in the code is deadly sometimes. This was not obvious at all.


Consider it a neutral actor that confirms whether or not the project compiles.


`git commit -v` will show your changes when writing your commit message, which can help prevent these.


move inside if statement please


139284823_Issue5998 (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1281 of 1281 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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

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thanks @johnou ... this doesn't look right


I know what you mean. Will have to start adding comments for stuff like this. I expected it had something to do with the strange "<the_current_selected_item_from_the_menu>^[[3J^[[H^[[JDone" output but took a little while for me to realize what was actually going on. Then went through the history and saw this line and it made sense. I find myself doing that sometimes. I'll read some code I wrote many months ago and something won't make any sense and I'll think to myself "what was the reason for adding this" only to remove it and find out something breaks without it. Comments are a good idea for sure.


It should get a unique form ID. This is a horrible hack as is - find a better way please.


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The constructor was added and the method  "getShipType" was override


btw, `ToObject()` does something quite different from `Local<Object>::Cast` (but the latter one is probably what you want). If you’d like to keep it short, you can use `args[3].As<Object>()` instead.


>нам наверно нужны какие-то пометки к версиям бьенда, по типу

тебе в логах пишется, что нужно версию сервера обновить :laughing:


@Scottmitch let me take a stab at resurrecting this file with history :)


doh ... thanks for the cleanup


checkout https://github.com/netty/netty/commit/74d18dbc67cd030d5744bb8ad77129d83e707f76 ... should be done already.


Not sure about that...will look tomorrow.  This was a in situ mod of the single area code, so didn't venture far.


@ndowens the value you put in doesn't look like a valid hash, can you elaborate?


@Scottmitch aha too quick you restored it already, there are a couple more compile errors io.netty.channel.DefaultFileRegion#transfered / transferred in io.netty.testsuite.transport.socket.SocketFileRegionTest and io.netty.channel.epoll.AbstractEpollStreamChannel


Grarak can you look at this camera denial? http://pastebin.com/YwXvQ30u


- (BP): Lyder for skyting, treff, og pick-up
- (BP): Pickup spretter mindre
- (BP): Pickup ammo vil sjekke om det er plass til mer ammo før du får
mer ammo, men vil fortsatt gi mer om det er plass til 1-4 ammo (ikke
helt ferdig)


@Scottmitch yep but missed updating the javadoc which is what the original pull request was for ```<a href="https://github.com/google/protobuf">Google Protocol Buffers</a>```


Кстати, мистика по поводу версии. Когда компилировал - мне ничего не писало о_О (в тот момент вопрос слипов в воздухе узнавал и у меня точно 510 было еще тогда, а я ведь как раз видел в коде варнинг с проверкой на 511 еще до того момента).


Cherry-picked to ponweist/wannier90@27b02b8a430d156f411272e3d10e9343d12edc36.


Shouldn't this be somehow special to the ``--quick`` mode? This could "mask" some nasty bugs similar to https://github.com/python/mypy/issues/2559 and https://github.com/python/mypy/issues/2535


I usually get the correct hash when I do nix-build -A pkg and let it detect it(I do it this way for git) and then I copied received hash, expecting hash. I used the received hash


Got it. Will fix.


The above comment also applies to these two places.


Yep. Will add.


:tada: :tanabata_tree: :tada:


Refactor var names feature to follow java code style


А при компиляции ничего и не должно показывать. Здесь нету чего-то из 511, информация о версии идёт в логи на рантайме.


@anxinzhu 整体上:

- 标题尽力也能进入朗读的语音流中
- 使用第一人称将极大限制叙述方式
    + 事实上 第2人称也是
    + 所谓电影/戏剧中的第4面墙的突破,也很少是用叙述角度来完成的
    + 平易,先用最简洁的形式来?
- 虚构体裁内容天然感染力弱一级
    + 因为要先完成想象的飞跃
    + 才能进入故事情景
    + 而我们只有500字
        * 任何一个字被消耗在虚构世界构筑上
        * 则就少了一字用来夯实文章的意向...


@Kivutar just want to confirm something about the offset this. isnt it that the cue sheet is read from the 1st data track till finding magic number? if so our rdb is based on cue with separate raw tracks, which means that the offset of this magic number would start on offset 0 one 1st data track(which is track 2). this update will only work on pce-cd with cue and single-bin format(for whatever the plan is for cue-sheet scanning will be, which i dont think any DAT is based on.)

![cue scanning](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/23315382/23683345/74af8e88-03d3-11e7-9f5e-1f06deb70219.jpg)


Oh with the input here, %12s is left aligned so looked strange to me. %*s makes right aligned. So it will be
            0        0.000
instead of
            0 0.000


然后呢? 为什么要收集泪? 文章的编织是要将一切出现的事物都有个交待...否则:

- 人脑将自动挂个问号,挂的多了对文章的主体内容就嗯哼了...


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That works, I'll do that


А, тогда у меня смешалось одно с другим. Просто знаю что можно отображать сообщения на момент компиляции и подумал что именно так реализовано.


Canvas Typesetter (#58)

Preview: docs | dev


This folder contains a version of the paper with all the supplementary figures included.


Oops, sorry, I accidentally pushed #23582 it was ready. Thanks for noticing @joachifm and fixing @rycee.


Kek


I am really learning something out of that explaination.  Or at least, this did "convey the intuition".

I like C being like that.  This feels natural, and rather safe in the end.

The `ind[foo]` is a fun thing to think about:  The abstraction of an `array[item]` is only synctactic sugar!

Thank you for these explanations.  This also helps me to understand how I did fix some issues.


一行4个他...

> 可是他也很怪异，比如，他不喜欢跟人说话，他喜欢跟他家的茶花们说话
-->
> 可他很怪异，不喜欢和人说话，但喜欢跟茶花说

并不影响意思?


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Cherry-picked to ponweist/wannier90@651593e20ef87bfcee510fa590d053d50efee28f.


First


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This worked 😄  so remember that for the future (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11577147/how-to-fix-page-404-on-github-page/41930848#41930848)


> That asciiTable was originally made for VOLT's TSIB, TSID, TSIP, and TSIS tables (7cb6272). Perhaps for this reason, it's making some assumptions about the newline endings that are specific to that usage.

I'm not even sure that's the case. Maybe when Just was writing this he was on a mac, whereas VOLT tables contain Windows-like newlines.  All of this is clearly a wellknown mess...


Hmm, i didn't notice that spring-boot-starter-test brings in a pretty old assertj-core.


IMHO
在500字的短文中, 切换了4次叙述角度, 除了烧脑, 并没有对文章本身 新鲜/明确/精当 的那个表述有更好的推动?

如果文章有唯一那个第一推动力: 核心句/词 是什么!?
如果摄取不出来, 说明散黄儿了...
@anxinzhu


如此平淡安合的人, 为什么突然有 `我是谁` 这种宏大思考?

前后读来并没有任何强力的理由呢...


![vfd qos - rx](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/26262628/23683597/dea46d34-0367-11e7-86ad-f2742f1f58c5.gif)


Not sure if you want this behavior but if you always want coverage to run with tests, you could add `test.finalizedBy(jacocoTestReport)`


Comments like this aren't necessary. The account in question was reported and has been disabled bit GitHub staff.


这是异常出戏的一句, 整个儿删除并不影响主体描述


This needs to be indented to match the opening section.


FWIW, I can confirm VOLT actually writes `\r` carriage returns, not followed by `\n`, in its private tables. I think we can leave it like this.


cd  🔰 A 🔰


Yes I will! But that will be tomorrow, it's the end of the day here and I need to go to bed :wink:.


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cd $HOME
./launch.sh install
install code (super_gp)
chmod +x launch.sh
./launch.sh
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo configure-adpkg
 Import Code
/id 305200825


1. Please next time make new PR when you want to contribute,
2. Why you test offline state - is impossible to load app without internet


@jmtaylor Make sure these back ticks are removed. I think I did it, but just in case.


インデント


あわてるなしょうはんw
viewで変数にいれる意味よ
viewは展開するものでしょ??
変数にいれる意味ないから
`<%= @my_thread.comments %>`
でええんやで


@nirvn i think in the long run we should replace the qt method by libnotify for linux platforms here


Wow, first time I see use of tests in elm ^^.
I have a remark though. Checking if segment AB is fully on one side of segment CD can be done a little simpler. We just have to check if angles (i.e. cross products) ABC and ABD are of the same sign.


Good night my friend, i have to go on working. It's 11:06 A.M. in Shanghai~


Wait, why is a dark colour prioritized (010, 120, 080)? Those tend to be more difficult to see clearly against the map.


Looks great


加入了Razor的語法


这个参数给可以给默认值，但绝对不能写死。否则就只能使用GET方法。而POST方法用不了。如果想兼容前面的，可以这样。
`
var param = {};

if (typeof(paramUrl) === 'string' ) {
    param.method = 'GET';
    param.params = data;
    param.url += url: url + paramUrl;
} else {
    param = paramUrl;
}
`


yeah no this whole file spacing is off, my example was for you to see the spacing issues overall are wrong


배경색 만 변경


3/6 meeting. dictionary stores object but cannot retrive effectors/targets


@katie-day you should not need the || 'someone' as the name field is required. So technically you can submit your form without having it filled.


That didn't fix the issues actually your spacing is still off so look around at the stuff you have above that block


This should be DWITH_GTK=1. If you check <https://github.com/opencv/opencv/blob/2.4.13/CMakeLists.txt#L152>.

On the other hand, I believe the reason you code works, is because by default `DWITH_GTK=1`, and then since the CMake detects GTK, then it's compiled together with OpenCV.

From this perspective, it might be useful to explicitly add `DWITH_GTK=0` for a non-GTK build.


Yay for regex ;)


Please, make it a habit of using the screenshot or full error detail?


@nyalldawson , yeah, agreed.


Hey Eric, good catch. This is because there is one axis name for every axis. However, data_table holds not just the labels of each axis, but also the data itself. Hence, it has an extra column. I've made some changes to the demo script to make this clearer in 63871186a001d8b5975807f2070cf9b0139fb246


I love how the pbxproj format doesn't quote strings unless it has to. And by "love", I mean "am baffled by".


@katie-day Epic! Congrats! You are officially `redux-form` ready! :)))


为什么PopupWindowProxy 依赖com.github.razerdp:BasePopup:v1.6.2的代码没有更新


I have written a nextstep-style plist parser and serializer. "baffling" is really a synonym for "head-desk-inducing"


Yes you are right but anyway lazyplug is not working for me can't change profiles,max no of cores and it does not turn of cores while watching videos


Consistency is important indeed. I think I can easily implement the "NotFind" version. If I name `t` and `u` the position weights on each respective segment, I just have to check that `0+epsilon < t < 1 - epsilon` and same for `u`.


Since I still can't knit graphs (it started not working with ggplot) in html format, I used the pdf knitting option.
But this time, I tried to make all the lines much shorter so they can all fit inside the pdf format.

Thank you very much in advance for any feedback.
Best,
Etienne


The editor should be able to read without executing javascript files, but it's supposed to warn on binary files before opening them. I haven't tested this but it may need to be made a little more robust to fix the javascript issue without letting binary files through as text.


Thanks for this fork.

I have had to replace `.main` with `[role=main]` to get this working.

But then I also had to add a bunch of exceptions too.


Why it was needed to replace all those Qt functions?


this does nothing


* has is returning boolean at this point
* >= is greater or equal , so 0 occurences would return true , and also 1


Thanks for this fork.

I have had to replace `.main` with `[role=main]` to get this working.

But then I also had to add a bunch of exceptions too!


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Yup


thanks! I just followed your opencv3 script and tried to make it work...


Yup. Causes a kernel panic during playback too even though it isn't enabled. Ended up removing it. Stoll looking for the right hotplug lol. Alicard is pretty nice and so is CPUQuiet and Bricked but their policies are too radical. I know Zen Decision seems to be what Arter97 was inspired by. I have a newer version in my kernel sources somewhere.... Ended up disabling it though the source is there.


Fixed. I like to make it explicit even if it is the default.

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>
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I wondered about that before when I was reading `ctmm` code!


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can't get through to backend server unless it returns Access-Control-Allow-Origin in header.


I just wanted to report an issue when updating from 1.0.0 to 1.0.1.

Since you removed the following file: ext.php it causes issues being able to update it.

What we need to do is **either** first delete the data with 1.0.0 still installed then we can enable / install 1.0.1   **or** we need to replace the ext.php file to be able to delete the data after installing 1.0.1 or else we cannot enable the new update.

Then after we enable the new version, we can go ahead and delete (I guess?) the old ext.php file?  Not sure?

For some odd reason the old ext.php file is required when updating to the new version, regardless.

Plus it also causes errors when attempting to update this extension with Upload Extensions feature.


*PC printed in hex


I found msm hotplug to be the best balanced hotplug,alucard and bricked are good for battery,CPU quiet ramps up the frequencies a lot and cause micro lags with interactive so I just keep it for users,autosmp works best with sultans input boost


Helper functions should probably be moved in Canopy_utils if possible.
(if it doesn't implies first order modules too much)


# 关于后端架构：
## 1、功能上应该注重图形交互传输:这点我是认同的；

_以前做电子白板的demo开始也是从单机版再到联机版。单机功能是个前提，然后再进行联机版的扩展设计。_

_而我的当前思考习惯是先从后台的结构来做一个初步设计，因为根据平常开发app的经验来说，通常是先设计好后台的数据库表，然后写好接口文档，前端才能相应的和后台对接。_

## 2、“物资管理员”：可能是我表述不够清晰，

> 如果新用户加入一个房间 就应该现实该房间所有历史信息（至少图形白板上的向量图要还原），这里只要有信息板应该就能实现，为什么需要管理员 它是为了解决什么问题？

>    信息板是一个容器 存储一个房间所有的历史数据（至少是白板上的历史数据），用户不应该可以操作信息板吧？你看看是否还需要保存第六点模块？

     **物资管理员是一种更细分的权限设计，在这里我建议舍弃这个类。**

_我的初衷是对象划分更详细，但可能绕远了，如你所说，用户想读取信息板上的内容，在确认了有该房间的钥匙后，可以直接访问信息板上的数据，也可以直接往信息板上填写内容；多用户同时填写信息板可能产生的冲突，也可以由信息板自己解决。_

_物资管理员具体是为了在**房间里头再加一层权限**：比如能进这个房间的人，对房间里的操作也是有不同的限制的，有的只能读信息板，有的能写信息板，有的只能聊天，有的能画图，有的是管理员，有的被被禁言了，这些权限应该如何实现；而我想在房间内部的更详细的权限功能可能就需要物资管理员这个类。_

## 3、三个框架

我也并没有使用过这些提到的框架技术，学习需要一点成本，但是新的框架一定程度上能体现最新的代码设计趋势，不做底层研究，但是要做到能灵活运用。

日志系统肯定是要有的。

## 4、开发

> 前后端分开开发吧 你决定下想开发哪一块然后我们再分别具体设计下。上面说的问题可以再讨论下。

事实上我现在看的比较多的还是后端的内容。而且沉迷于IDEA+Springboot+Maven不能自拔。**好像有点不务正业**，但这个是自由练手的项目只要能做好，管它先从哪里做起。:-P

第一阶段，着重网页单机版的实现。如果你愿意的话可以设计一下前端的排版和js代码，待我后台先把基础框架搭出来后，再投身网页单机版的详细设计？页面单机版我建议你放在github自带的io页面上可以随时访问。

**前端相关：**
> - 页面布局（自适应）
> - 函数布局（MVC结构）
>     -  Model层存放所有的信息数据（模型层，房间信息、用户列表、信息板）
>     -  View层只做页面实时的展示（展示层，包括接受到的数据版信息，用户当前实时绘制的内容）
>     -  Controller（控制层，登入房间，查看房间，绘制画笔时发送数据包，接受新数据包等，作为Model和View的中间衔接）
>


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Yes, we should only check if unit and interval return something other than none.

`if not unit and not interval: return`


Is a singular form really appropriate given the definition?


(Likewise for the text below this.)


Thanks for the input. I had noticed you were using CPU bppst in your sources too, and that seems to just introduce more overhead that's unnecessary. Sultans boost driver is what I've used since the beginning. Thanks for the rexommendations though! Your work is awesome, and I was actually inspired a while ago by your and Dorimanx's efforts to create my own kernel for my device


I also added a GUI to simulate a Yes/No message box so I could easily and seamlessly center it on other GUIs.


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Still having the same problem, child module will autoload previous inserted data. (this screenshot is taken after pressing add new category).

Even after i add a new category, the row is displaying empty.


Why did you disable assertion by default?


I would do Path.Combine(...) for example in Linux, it should be forward slash and not the back slash, so better not to hard-code it.


Woohoo!! :1st_place_medal:


The problem with sultans boost is it boosts one core then boost 2nd core after it comes online due to user activity where as in CPU boost I only use the input boost function and it boost all the cores at same time and I keep sync threshold off(major battery drainer)


1. How you make sure that you have updated your CB? what command is do you use?
2. Please screenshot the error page only? that shown "Not Working SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation"...


yay


cc  @cpradio :)


Make Statement True


make statement true


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141158223Correct-surface-convection-calculation-with-AirRef-=-ZoneSupplyAirTemp-and-zero-supply-air-flow-in-HeatBalanceSurfaceManager (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1881 of 1881 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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ref #5186


In the commit message I meant "rely", not "really" :)


141158223Correct-surface-convection-calculation-with-AirRef-=-ZoneSupplyAirTemp-and-zero-supply-air-flow-in-HeatBalanceSurfaceManager (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I did think about it, but I don't think it's really a problem. I'll give it another pass next time I read through the document and see what I think.


@anthonykulis I am seriously getting no where on this. Ive read your notes I've read the book. I can not figure out how any of this work, for example what will we pass into getArea? What class will actually have the formal to solve for what ever shape we have? Like will the circle class have the area formula for a circle or does 2dshape class have all the formulas? Ive been reading and trying to think this through but every time I try something I end up getting no where.


This is incorrect should be TwoDimensionalShape not area


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