Здесь лучше сделать один составной индекс на оба этих поля.


This makes me slightly concerned about future version mismatches between the included `sqlite3.h` header and each SDK's sqlite3 library as new versions of Xcode (and new SDKs) are released.

I don't have a better suggestion at the moment, though. Will keep thinking on it. The module map problem definitely needs to be resolved somehow.


This is really excellent information. It might be good to put this into the actual bin help's output re: verbosity of output. That way developers can readily see what kind of information could be available in the actual args list.


sem vírgula antes do objeto (os genocidas do nosso povo)


This commit was inaccurate. The code was actually checking to make sure the price was greater than 1 bit(100 satoshi).

Although, the payment method in the Wallet class that came immediately after that check already contains a [similar check](https://github.com/bitquest/bitquest/blob/164c2ce9569aa17ca23dc8a60d2e7211fd446c56/src/main/java/com/bitquest/bitquest/Wallet.java#L385), so there's no need for the one this commit removed.


performance_improvements (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: Build Failed

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


Do all these dependencies need to be "build_export_depend" ? I think they are just "build_depend" and "exec_depend" isn't it ?


All Done.


First commit


У тебя @trains - это хеш, значит в блок ты будешь передавать массивы из 2-х элементов. если так и задумано - ок, если нет, то учти это.


У тебя в станции поезда хранятся в хеше, поэтому в блок не объект приходит, а массив из 2-х элементов: номер поезда и сам объект поезда.


Hi Group I,

Where are your project plan and vision doc? I need to have these included in your repo to give proper feedback and grades.

-Anthony


"arte é outra coisa"


"Então nós, Guarani"


What if the graph is malformed and `right_node_key` is not found?

Spoiler: segmentation fault! :-)


findP working unexpectedly;


```js
$$_SUCCESS__ = null;
$STDOUT = [];
```
Are these still used? If so, are they intentionally global?


I don't know - we can't describe what every option does in the help screen - there are already a hundred of them and some of them would take quite a lot of explaining.


А чего тут проверку не вынесла в метод, по аналогии с `can_next?`


I think this is left over from the pre-docker days, when we used a JS sandbox and everything was ran in the same process, I had some wacky stuff to try to prevent cheating. It can go.


Why don't we use just a boolean?


What's wrong with numbers? xD


Generally, yeah.  However, the catkin documentation for package format 2 (http://docs.ros.org/indigo/api/catkin/html/howto/format2/migrating_from_format_1.html#depend) says:

```
<depend>
This is a new tag, intended to reduce unnecessary repetition. If your format 1 package contained:

<build_depend>foo</build_depend>
<run_depend>foo</run_depend>

It should be replaced with:

<depend>foo</depend>
```

That being said, there is some conflicting information further down, so I'm not entirely sure which is preferred.


I have seen too many StackOverflow and such posts about debugging and verbosity that I think this may deserve it's own argument.  E.g. perhaps this would be `-vv`.  I recall about 5 years ago spending 3 days trying to increase the verbosity of MRI output to isolate an issue and really get more output that would actually be roughly equivalent to this very item you've documented here.  Just something that when you're pulling out your hair it's nice to see a quick built in documentation of have as much verbosity as you can get.


There're two problems with these types:

# #1

Using raw `std::map` and `std::pair` here makes the code hard to parse in your mind, especially given that map's iterators are also pairs. This creates a lot of references to `smthng->first` and `smthng->second`, which mean different things and are hard to reason about.

Also having a proper class would allow to have meaningful method names. Compare:
```
int right_node_key = iLeft_node->second[RandomInt(0, iLeft_node->second.size()-1)];
// vs
auto right_node = pick_random(graph->neighbors_of(left_node))
```

# #2

The fact that Node type is used only when reading graph from input suggests that there's something wrong with object model. Hence an exercise: rewrite code in a way that replacing node key type from int to string would be a matter of changing a single line.


One final comment: unit tests :)


Here you go
```r
                                              expr       min        lq      mean    median        uq       max
 tsne_out <- Rtsne.multicore(mat, num_threads = 1)  801.1851  833.4509  849.6732  850.4966  865.3894  903.0145
                            tsne_out <- Rtsne(mat) 1408.6782 1447.8571 1541.4407 1540.0252 1613.7134 1746.8121
```


"literatura guarani"


Address for #15


Isn't ownInd_ used before initialized here?


Does this need to be rebased?


team: @rweber87 @annaolsh


Hi Group I,

I might have missed this the first time around, but I don't see the due dates for the documents that I asked for. Where are these located in your project plan?

-Anthony


Could you just call this Factory?

I know that Go style generally tries to avoid having the package name repeated in exported types. typeadapters.Factory could be enough.


coletivos do povo guarani


types


as aspas estavam corretas


Could you expand the parcel too? Thanks.


@NeoKun004 in your entity need to add a extra navigation prop (the other entity),

```
public int EntityID {get; set; }
public Entity Entity {get; set;}
```

 so you can call the data with
`var otherVariable = _context.Customers.Include(c => c.OtherEntity).ToList();`


RE: Pandas
Hello @Mattymar
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @krsnab @mlgill

---
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Q5. Check out printing variables in Python: https://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/ex5.html

Q11 Another great way to see this data is by using groupby, which is a very powerful feature in Pandas. Make it your friend :)
df.groupby('region').count()

---
Extras!

With this exercise, you have been exploring the built in functionality of Pandas. To find out which built-in functions are available, try typing df. + tab to access autocomplete. The dot after df will turn red and you will see a drop down list of available functions, like df.head. This is a great way to learn about all that Pandas has to offer.

The exclamation point syntax is part of IPython magic
commands. These are special functions that provide helpful abilities to the interpreter. IPython ships many of these by default, and you can write your own if you need custom functionality. You can see a list of the ones available in your interpreter by running the %lsmagic command.

http://ipython.readthedocs.io/en/stable/interactive/magics.html?highlight=magic%20commands


termite opacity is defined in .config file


this caused issues - compton only functioning half


The code should be:

`Text-decoration: none;
color: white;
background-color: black;
opacity:  .15`


i have used xrender until now
will keep glx the way it was


Good Job lucy 😄


Typo: s/pory/port


woops your overriding the function type, the pythonic way of dealing with this is by using a underscore.
type_


This fails as Travis-CI forces docker builds to happen on trusty, oh well!

Any plans to push all those good-ole' PPAs for trusty, @rochoa? ;-) (or add docker support in precise at Travis-CI, @iriberri :-D )

/cc @apercas


We're also updating parcel in the hotfix - parcel will be "parcels" and the response will be enclosed in an array even for single parcels. We're updating the docs to suggest that the request should also be an array, but we'll be accepting single parcel objects in the request for now (to be deprecated in V4).
This change is only happening in shipment though - Transaction will only ever have 1 parcel so it'll stay "parcel": "...."


OK


adding one empty line here will keep the code more readable


c'est quoi ca?


The problem with this approach is that the thrown Exception will not prevent the test from failing.


this needs to go, its for nothing


You did not update the README with this change.


Aye. In a previous version there were only type paths, but now they are general. Not every T got turned into t


Да лол зачем тебе звуки которые видны ... , показыавть надо те которые за стеной а не те которы и так видно, на сколько я помню PathFree это и проверяет )


Classes are much better! Fixed in 0b8ce3b6ec023b1c85ef3c0500e63f16ce27ca63.

I don't know PHP, 20 years of Java & Javascript.


qq


Inserting links causes some problems with drawing. Also I'm not entirely sure if links are being added on correctly.

Additionally, there is some type of pointer problem with the tail's next pointer not being NULL/0. Will look into.


Yeah... Maybe. I think something like `AtomicReference` might help us.
Feel free to fix it in your next PR!

Thank you!


I prefer to use one line per member, for readability.


Ahh got to remember to do this for my Vulkan backend changes (still progressing, just working out vlk_types.h/cpp and symbol loading from the lib, and converting of types...)


> That is what i said by linking the commit+diff.

Good. I was just making 100% sure that I don't do you wrong with my interpretation of your comment.

> Now that you say it out loud, it sounds even worse...

I tried to provide some friendly, objective, technically sound feedback (originally only acknowledging a limitation in _my_ code), only to get this kind of response from you. Looks like your attitude towards external feedback has not changed in the last month. :-/. Just in case you missed my point (again): you have tried to prove to me that _my_ code `'was simply broken'` by showing me a stack-buffer-overflow in code that _you_ broke yourself. That achieved only one thing: it helped in convincing me that a) you have not fully understood what the code does and b) trying to provide helpful feedback to this project is a waste of my time (as long as you keep your hostile and arrogant attitude). If I only knew what I have done to you...


Experiments I've done on a different communication setup tend to converge to 70% average episode reward too. And "Emergence of Grounded Compositional Language in Multi-Agent Populations" [1703.04908] got to around 65%. I wonder what's causing all of them to get stuck at ~70%.

<img width="707" alt="screen shot 2017-03-31 at 11 18 08 am" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5994634/24563888/de3ed8b6-1604-11e7-829e-62fec3edfa0e.png">

Also, obtained episode reward in my experiments oscillate such that they'll obtain max reward (300) for a few thousand steps and drop to between 0% and 10% for a few hundred steps. However, if I freeze the weights indefinitely during the interval during which max reward is being obtained, model will keep obtaining max reward indefinitely.

Does your setup oscillate in a similar manner?


Bluemix [toolchain](https://console.ng.bluemix.net/devops/toolchains/10978dc2-207f-48ce-a384-3d399ba914b7 "pathanu"): [Delivery Pipeline](https://console.ng.bluemix.net/devops/pipelines/8b561cc4-449d-4853-9b94-c2a05b79b5ae "pathanu") deployed this commit to [pathanu](https://console.ng.bluemix.net/apps/e0e0608a-4d46-4507-a700-e602882cb345 "ibm:yp:us-south:pathanu:pathanu")


Fixes #41


Reformulate as:
If the number of event indicators match, then only ``__zc_`` and ``__zc_der_`` need to be used by QSS, where as the event indicator functions of the `modelDescription.xml` file can be ignored.
If the number of event indicators do not match, the FMU need to be rejected with an error message.


So I made some changes to question 2, fixed all the typos you pointed out and incorporated feedback you had for other questions. See my new commit for details. I feel that for this question we should just focus on the function that each technology serves. Using internet vs. non-internet to distinguish between answer choices can be confusing, for example, GPS may be based on microwaves but we need an internet connection on our phones/laptops to use the GPS so it's not really an internet independent technology.


typo macO**C**


RE: Pandas
Hello @MarkHyphen
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @krsnab @mlgill

---
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A link to solutions will be sent out soon.

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Q11 Another great way to see this data is by using groupby, which is a very powerful feature in Pandas. Make it your friend :)
df.groupby('region').count()

---
Extras!

With this exercise, you have been exploring the built in functionality of Pandas. To find out which built-in functions are available, try typing df. + tab to access autocomplete. The dot after df will turn red and you will see a drop down list of available functions, like df.head. This is a great way to learn about all that Pandas has to offer.

The exclamation point syntax is part of IPython magic
commands. These are special functions that provide helpful abilities to the interpreter. IPython ships many of these by default, and you can write your own if you need custom functionality. You can see a list of the ones available in your interpreter by running the %lsmagic command.

http://ipython.readthedocs.io/en/stable/interactive/magics.html?highlight=magic%20commands


@tenplus1 Could you maybe check if this ok for you?


don't forget to sanitize your inputs @EpistemicPolymath


delete your password from here!!


Since this went the frontend we can no longer trust these values "redirect_field_[name,value]"
You could also store this in the cookie.


According to BIP9, signalling during LOCKED_IN period is not compulsory but is recommended (and in practice everyone does continue to do as per last CSV deployment). I chose to keep signalling mandatory to ensure all miners including smaller ones have definitely upgraded. I don't see any downside. Is there?


Remove


RE: Pandas
Hello @saranaweera
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @krsnab @mlgill

---
Good job in completing the Pandas section and nice regex!
A link to solutions will be sent out soon.

---
Comments

Q11 Another great way to see this data is by using groupby, which is a very powerful feature in Pandas. Make it your friend :)
df.groupby('region').count()

---
Extras!

With this exercise, you have been exploring the built in functionality of Pandas. To find out which built-in functions are available, try typing df. + tab to access autocomplete. The dot after df will turn red and you will see a drop down list of available functions, like df.head. This is a great way to learn about all that Pandas has to offer.

The exclamation point syntax is part of IPython magic
commands. These are special functions that provide helpful abilities to the interpreter. IPython ships many of these by default, and you can write your own if you need custom functionality. You can see a list of the ones available in your interpreter by running the %lsmagic command.

http://ipython.readthedocs.io/en/stable/interactive/magics.html?highlight=magic%20commands


How do you manage to add all the ~ files. Even my gitignore can't defeat your refusal to do git status lol


My solution for Mozilla Developer Network Structuring a Page HTML assessment. For original exercise instructions, see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML/Introduction_to_HTML/Structuring_a_page_of_content


| stat | before | after |
|-|-|-|
|% Stmts | 30.08  | 50.38|
|% Branch|  2.63  | 13.16|
|% Funcs |  0     | 46.3|
|% Lines | 30.77  | 50.77|


sobretudo estava correto


:D ++


I meant to release the non-minified source in its own repo, just haven't got around to it yet. Same for the website. They're both really simple projects; the WebUI is less than 900 lines, using create-react-app and SemanticUI, and the website less than 100 lines in a Jade (now Pug) template...


I am not sure what

> the event indicator functions of the modelDescription.xml file

 is? There is no event indicator function in the XML according to the specification.
Unless I misunderstand your comment, I will delete this sentence.


I switched to reduce dependency.

How do you test `except` with pytest-mock?  Don't you use the `pytest.raises` context manager?


comit test


#define FSCTL_ALLOW_EXTENDED_DASD_IO 0x90083


@jshousephd

My system is at 69% load and its slow. Can you try now.

I just commented a single line from requirement file. It was unnecessary to install Paver again after installing in Makefile.

Remove previous clone and try agian

`rm -rf  temposeqcount`

Then,
`git clone https://github.com/demis001/temposeqcount.git`

and,
`make install`
@demis001


"indígenas guarani e kaiowa"


Adding metadata tags to announcement feels like unnecessary cognitive load -- we should avoid this.  The concept of announcement should remain simple: http://hollow.how/producer-consumer/#announcing-the-state.  Specific implementations are free to introduce additional complexity as necessary, but that complexity shouldn't leak into the core producer API.


i did git status and it said up to date

then i did git add * -f and it overrode your gitignore haha

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lol always do git add .


that's maybe a 2 hour project to implement.. soon ! :)


"o Guarani que considera sagrado"


typedef struct _sai_in_segment_entry_t seems to be rather attr_ since attributes are defined there
and sai_label_t is not defined anywhere

ps. struct object ids can't coantain any pointers, they must be flat.


Did i mess anything up
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no, can you just delete the files and recommit


@silvolu @rakyll @ryanseys we did it! We hit a 1.0 :)


`incorrect++` doesn't exist in current code. Can `correct++` be removed too? And also their declarations at 26,27?


Delete what files
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the files with ~ at the end


I don't like this. gem.utils is utilities used in GEM, rather utilities on GEM expressions. Mixing the two is a recipe for creating reference cycles, which is unnecessary and avoidable pain.


errata: 12 instead of 10


Hmm
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*rather than...
*which is an unnecessary...


I believe in you


The next hunk below (1025 on left line number line, 1029-1031 on right) is the source of the regression shipped in 0.14.0, right? What was the motivation for that change?


OK


I realized asking questions this way isn't effective. I'll open a PR with changes and have it reviewed :)


It feels like some concepts may be leaking into this layer which should not -- let's see if there might be better ways to get what you're after.


". Dessa forma, "


Unless there is a way to use that code with tmp[] on each and every buffer position, i.e. transparently, there is good way to know that it will work in all cases. So i have changed it the way i showed in https://github.com/darktable-org/rawspeed/commit/7991145b147476ff937edf0db291a632d14a47cc#commitcomment-21539174

The buffer size of 4 bytes comes from your commit https://github.com/darktable-org/rawspeed/commit/aca9347546ccb0c331c8c394da384047295d7562. It used to be 16.

And then i encountered that issue. Since that `uchar8 tmp[4] = {0, ...` code is supposed to handle *any* situation, not just the last few bytes of the buffer, i changed the code to it's current state.

I'm simply following one simple rule which is likely valid for everyone: "if you want something done properly, do it by yourself"...


Nice!

Waiting it to hit PyPI to update here.


"e aí quando a gente anda"


@vargaz this broke the PPC build:

```
12:16:12 In file included from tramp-ppc.c:22:0:
12:16:12 tramp-ppc.c: In function 'mono_arch_get_static_rgctx_trampoline':
12:16:12 tramp-ppc.c:144:44: error: 'mrgctx' undeclared (first use in this function)
```


sorry to leave this on a commit but you don't have issues so i didn't know where to place it.

first, thank you for this fork! second, any idea how to keep the "directory" structure within the bucket in tact? I know buckets don't have folders but they have empty objects that act as folders and I would love to include this in the zip.

thanks for any help!


comit


Fixes #1828


Sorry about that, I accidentally uploaded the old version of the project plan, it should be updated now


Removed for a number of reasons:
1. Framing of video only looks impressive on larger screens
2. The theme lacks the creativity that Cyberpunk Bartender does
3. The load of the video, even a reduced 28MB, is not ideal on mobile networks. Creating special exceptions for this theme, including a warning for mobile users breaks the smoothness and elegance of the radio
4. Slower networks struggle to play the audio stream correctly, and the audio stream must always take priority on Cadence


Need to replace ```gameDay: { $gt: 1 }``` with a value that returns this weeks gamedays.


I had to revert your commit, you can't change RA_PLAYLIST_CORES this way, it's an associative array with RA_PLAYLIST_NAMES to assign a default core to each playlist.

Please next time make atomic commits, so we can revert stuff selectively: one commit for each core update or new package, and keep code cleaning in a separate commit too.


poderia continuar com o "!"


Ha, you didn't miss anything Shihan - really great work. We like to mention
big O as it comes up in interviews quite often and we like our students to
be prepared. So does list comprehensions, lambda functions and a good grasp
of recursion. Those concepts can differentiate good data scientists who can
write production quality code from good data scientists who cannot.

I look forward to working with you this term. Throughout the term, pls let
me know how I can help!

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> https://pymotw.com/2/pprint/
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this here caused a regression; I made the change because the test I wrote was failing. What I failed to see was that this needs to get called whether or not you had a selection


Great job, congrats!!


em 1997


OK


Auditors need to read the callee, getEditableItems, even though it's not in the patch. With your latest commit the contract for that function looks good now. @alexwykoff @NejcZdovc we don't have type system or TypeScript help so gotta read both sides of caller/callee fence.


Another way to get the context here is from the class.


string to enum for the distanceMethod type?


1 lần push thì cần push 1 tính năng hay fix được 1 bug nào đó. Chứ thay 1 chỉ số như thế này không cần push lên ông ạ


With VU+duo² , VTi 11.0.1, OWIF 1.2.0 all Tab work fine.
I am not a dev but what is your image, OpenATV, .... and OWIF?


Hi Victoria,

Glad you liked that one! I hope you will find the below just as helpful,
autocomplete was how I learned Pandas (and stackoverflow, of course):

Next, check out Autocomplete!
With the pandas challenge, you have been exploring the built in
functionality of Pandas. To find out which built-in functions are
available, try typing df. + tab to access autocomplete. The dot after df
will turn red and you will see a drop down list of available functions,
like df.head. This is a great way to learn about all that Pandas has to
offer.

I look forward to working with you this term. Let me know how I can help!

Gina

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Hey Kai,

Thanks for letting me know. I will try to get an evaluation to you before
Monday.

I look forward to working with you this term. Let me know how I can help!

Gina

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> I've completed Advanced Python.
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> Thanks!
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> Kai Ting
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This is better.  Please add section headers "Functions" and "Constants".  Take a look at Doc/library/math.rst and copy the markup from there.

While you are at it, please take a look at `pydoc time` and consider adding a short note there as well.  (Also, markup can be improved in the time module docstring.  Compare `pydoc time` and `pydoc math`.)


Belongs to #56


I would tweak this a bit.

Either -
* I would add an "else" clause to set $errorResponse to an empty string, that way you could "echo" the $errorResponse on line 36 without the need to check if it is set
* I would remove lines 14-16 and change line 34 to read this
```
if(array_key_exists($_SESSION['errorResponse']) {
  echo $_SESSION['errorResponse'];
}
```


Bug không load được spriteshet ở Dòng 37 Preload.js Ông căn sai kích thước sprite sheet. ông vào burning.png ông sẽ thấy tỷ lệ là 64x13 cho 4 sprite. Tức là 1 sprite sẽ là 18x13


Oops, I saw you commented on the test branch with some suggestions but I missed bits of the conversation. Could you please file an issue so that you, @yadav-rahul and others can discuss an update to the test structure?


actually, it would be better with a functor


Correct user_login, place user.approved in to if user && user.authenticate(params[:password]), and fix the problem with error
> >     NoMethodError: undefined method `approved' for nil:NilClass.


tu as modifié quoi?


@anmolss111 Error log:

```
Jigyasa's MacBook Pro:Task-2-Cleansing-Data jigyasa$ python cleansing.py
Max Number of Iterations to get Data (Enter -1 if its infinite) : 2
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "cleansing.py", line 110, in <module>
    createCleansedFile(transactionDir, 'transactions.csv', cleansedTransactionsListings)
  File "cleansing.py", line 36, in createCleansedFile
    list = csvtolist(filePath)
  File "cleansing.py", line 12, in csvtolist
    with open(file, newline='', encoding='utf-8',errors='ignore') as csvfile:
TypeError: file() takes at most 3 arguments (4 given)
Jigyasa's MacBook Pro:Task-2-Cleansing-Data jigyasa$
```


looks like this is up on dev1, so I'll try to do some testing this afternoon. Thanks Alex !!


commit


OCCU Version 2.27.8 is ready


good


https://gist.github.com/YamaCIR-KIT/793d118d90384bf24232d73ab0223a34
文字列リテラルのサイズ導出もろもろを作りなおしてあるのでこちらをどうぞ

どちらかというとしょうもないことでもissueしてくれたほうが嬉しい（見やすいから）


追記：C{}と比較すべきって提案自体には全面的に同意


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@thompsnm It doesn't appear that cucumber 2 has been released yet. I listed my cucumber dependency as `"cucumber": ">=2.0.0-rc.9"`, and I am seeing this error: `npm ERR! peer dep missing: @darrinholst/protractor-cucumber-framework@^1.0.1, required by cukefarm@5.0.0-rc.1`


Also, this line is not correct and breaks the build https://github.com/lakkatv/Lakka-LibreELEC/commit/1175a7d605652e4976e7ce5f6f30153fa56504f1#diff-9853c0bdc68f39e3706cdc22320eb057R43

Once again, untested stuff pushed.


I think it would be fair to include everyone, without constantly manually editing this file with names, emails, years etc.

Just to be sure, is this ok for you? @kukulich @Andrewsville @tomasvotruba


Merge


There’s a conversation in the other issue or pull request. I didn’t want to push it, because not everyone is as bothered by repeated code, and less maintainable code as I am. I would rewrite the test to get all keys from AdminKeys so that this file would rarely have to be changed.


I know, a little bit more patience please ;-)


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teste


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-added histogram plot of all growth rate calculations throughout a given day for each chamber
-touched up mean growth rate vs. time plot
-expanded growth rate cut offs for calculating mean growth rate


woops, wasnt supposed to en up there


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@kb1dds :  self.cofaces(i) returns a generator object (eg. <generator object cofaces at 0x108f10fa0> ) You can change this to list(self.cofaces(i)) but this will return a list of instances which you have no way of referencing directly because they have no unique identifier.
You've gotten around this in other methods by referencing only the indices. I would replace c in self.cofaces(i) with:
c in set(cf.index for cf in self.cofaces(i))
I made the change to faces() method and the tests are passing. I will push the change to a bugfix and create a pull request for you to review.


@greg0ire this is a BC break for me. Not sure why but when submitting the formatter it says: Template "<text in formatter>" is not defined. Where <text in formatter> is the text in the formatter.


Maybe this method should become deprecated as it's not used anywhere in JaCaMo and getNormativeEngine does the same thing?


Hm... I think that this will not fix the problem... artifact.file is always pointed to some dependency (regular jar) mentioned in Build.kt file. In case if you have this regular jar resolved and present (artifact.file!=null) the resolution for its sources/javadoc will not occur.


And
* there
* you
* have

# it


Good night my friend! now time: 2017/04/01 03:42


Hi!  Thanks for your great work here, @emilsundberg !

I'm just wondering why this configuration documentation was removed?  It's no longer clear in the readme how to set the logo, etc.


Я тольео не понял а зачем ты тут creationDate в артикле переписал?
В article было себе поле creationDate с типом Date и ты кго переписал на строку. Этого делать не нужно.


good work, I'll pull and check it out in a bit


wow, that's pretty cool...


tirei essa vírgula


Bridge #12


@bvaughn Are these addons actually needed? I removed the addons export that have been deprecated for a while a few days ago.


sem vírgula pois era uma continuação da mesma frase


It wasn't me


OMG thats amazing
(pas regardé le code tho)


I am using your plugin and it works very nicely for unicast streaming, but I can't get the multicast stream to work for the life of me.   Can you confirm what the listening URL should be if I use multicast and the server is set for rtp://239.192.0.0:5004/


Как строка может быть равно вэлъю


По моему я тебе предлагал тут возвращать getPreparedInstance а уже внунтри getPreparedInstance вызывать fillRelatedData.


Защо?


allItems  -> articles


add "cleansedTransactionInputsListings" list here with the required column names


Почему они записываются без пробела
Будет же так
Keyvalue
Key2value2


add this line
createCleansedFile(transactionDir, 'transactionInputs.csv', cleansedTransactionInputsListings)


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good job ashita


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`<obj>...</obj>`


А вот этот алгоритм, который тут находится в функции getPreparedInstance нужно было поместить в функцию findAll. И тогда в findAll будет вот этот цикл, который выше, внутри getPreparedInstance. в начале будет вызываться  fillRelatedData, а потом (дальше внутри функции getPreparedInstance ) будет создаваться фукнция getCreationDate.


It would make better sense to add files to the .gitignore, so the files can exist locally, but will never be added to the Repository.


Some IDE's, will auto-add those items, just by right-clicking them and setting them to ignore.


Ну а все остальное вроде ничего ))


thats a great work ashita


@janicduplessis Oh, great catch! If you've removed that export then no, I don't think they're needed any longer. I added them when syncing recently b'c that export would otherwise have been broken.


Glad to be of help a bit ;-)


I confirmed. A test should have failed but since it is an invocation, it will not fail the test.


nyc work..


Yea, I figured it would be better to just remove them since we are removing them from react too, they were there only for backwards compat with a deprecation warning.


White spaces were removed because they cause errors when unescaped.


ScratchBuildさん、おはようございます。
Xiaomiの日本語化にとても参加したいです。


Thanks, now I know what to do for apache2.


at the moment fails - two Cat tokens are created instead of the 1 expected. this presumably is because the Flashback ability at the moment asks twice for how many to sacrifice, and it has the choice stuck at 1 for both times?


segundo commit


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``
SET @ENTRY := 3068;
UPDATE `creature_template` SET `AIName`='EventAI' WHERE `entry`=@ENTRY;
DELETE FROM `creature_ai_scripts` WHERE `entryOrGUID`=@ENTRY;
INSERT INTO `creature_ai_scripts` VALUES
(@ENTRY*100+1,@ENTRY,4,0,100,0,0,0,0,0,11,6268,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,'Mazzranache - Cast Rushing Charge on Aggro');
``


Today, I opened my git hub I'm not sure if I'll like it.


We have an `inited` flag that would probably fill this role already. Doesn't really seem to be used for much.


I think we gotta approach the names of those parameters (e.g. just use `setLanguage(Language)` for singular, `setLanguages(Collection<Language>)` for mutliple, and only have a getter for the plural.

When we go to read the parameters from the `SourceSet` thats when we read the defaults as necessary.

Could you transfer this information over to the issue? 👍 🎉


Do you want to add *.class files to git?


The type of header shouldn't dictate in concrete is positioning, seems like bad practice. But I'm not too fussed, problem is that we are starting to limit customization for a lot of people making changes of this nature.


  public static void main(String[] args) {
        // 定义一个数组
        int[] selection = { 1, 4, 5, 7, 81, 23, 46, 67, 98, 64, 33, 37, 99,
                111, 23, 3, 298 };
        System.out.println("未排序的数组：\n");
        for (int m = 0; m < selection.length; m++) {
            System.out.print(selection[m]+" ,");
        }
        // 定义最小值的索引以及一个临时变量
        int minIndex, temp;
        for (int i = 0; i < selection.length - 1; i++) {
            // 设置开始排序的时候，设置第一个为最小的值，便于后续比较
            minIndex = i;
            //每次比较最小值时，比较过的不再比较范围（这里不设置j=i+1）,排序会错误的哦
            for (int j = i+1; j < selection.length; j++) {
                // 遍历数组，找下一个最小值的索引
                if (selection[j] < selection[minIndex]) {
                    minIndex = j;
                }
            }
            // 数据交换
            temp = selection[i];
            selection[i] = selection[minIndex];
            selection[minIndex] = temp;

            System.out.println("\n第" + (i+1) + "次排序后：\n");
            for (int n = 0; n < selection.length; n++) {
                System.out.print(selection[n]+" ");

            }
            System.out.println("");
        }

    }

}


Try it now with the fix.


public class bubbleSort {

    /**
     * @param args
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // 定义一个数组
        int[] bubble = { 1, 4, 5, 7, 81, 23, 4, 46, 67, 98, 64, 33, 37, 99,
                111, 23, 3, 298 };
        // 定义一个临时变量作为交换数据使用
        int temp;
        // 外层循环一次
        for (int i = 0; i < bubble.length - 1; i++) {
            // 内层循环一遍
            for (int j = i; j < bubble.length - i - 1; j++) {
                // 如果后面的数比前面的小，交换
                if (bubble[j] > bubble[j + 1]) {
                    temp = bubble[j];
                    bubble[j] = bubble[j + 1];
                    bubble[j + 1] = temp;

                    }
                }
             System.out.print("第" + (i + 1) + "次排序结果：");
             for (int m = 0; m < bubble.length; m++) {
                System.out.print(" "+bubble[m]+" ");
            }
             System.out.println("");

        }

    }

}


I suppose that's one way. :)


@mibby
Yep, I forgot to cast a variable. Newer builds are compiling fine now.


The fact that hardly anyone can even load this page (I canceled the thing from loading the rest just to be able to scroll down to comment) really shows why you should be making smaller commits, at least for Github's own sake.


ご指摘のとおりです。
`ryu.lib.packet.bgp.StreamParser`は子クラスであり、
今後増えるとしても同様に`ryu.lib.packet.stream_parser.StreamParser`を継承した
クラスになるはずですので、

`List of the sub-classes:`
に修正します。


@LexManos Named groups weren't added until Java 7. If this is intentional, probably should bump the source/target compatibility in the build.gradle to reflect that.


add a idea for myself.


使用方法


YAML 语法不对，参见 #4 中的例子


It was for supporting CLISP which at that time did not seem to include later asdf.
but you know, having #+asdf3 is not harmful.


Está mostrando los datos protegidos de la conexión del sistema.


```
.. toctree::
   :glob:

   library_packet_ref/packet_base
   library_packet_ref/*
```

としたところ、Packet Base Classが一番上に表示され、
項目が重複することがなかったため、上記に修正します。


This is simple calculator


`Packet Base Class`に修正します。

また、ファイル名も`packet_packet_base.rst `とpacketが2つ連続していますので、
`packet_base.rst`に修正します。


コミット文の言っていることがタイトルと同じですし、
形式変更することでファイルが増えることは別にコミット文にて告知する必要もないかと思いますので
タイトルのみに修正します。


Passes now! 👍  just a conflagarate one failing in FlashbackTests


Thanks!


this one is tested


| | Pass | Fail | Block|
---|---|---|---
Total |  18 | 0 | 0
Auto|  0 | 0 | 0
Manual | 16 | 2| 0

[linux] incorrect window position https://github.com/nwjs/nw.js/issues/4217


So after all this, what we need to do inside core is:

```shell
$ npm install ~/dev/core-web/dist/dotcms-ui-1.0.0.tgz;
$ cp -a node_modules/dotcms-ui/ ~/dev/dotcms/tomcat8/webapps/ROOT/dotAdmin;
$ rm -rf node_modules
```


this one is not tested


How about `sum(OS * (OS %% 2))` ?


Just got hit by this issue and indeed, machine-id is created by default, so probably better to revert this until a better solution is found in OE (since in our case I don't think we will want to call firstboot wizard anyway).


@niyasc

I was just reading over this code, but wouldn't the following code cause an issue due to the path being hard coded to your home folder? Or am I missing something? Since that wouldn't exist say on my system.

```
            if code == 'steam':
                p = subprocess.Popen(['/home/niyasc/Coding/budgie-welcome/budgie-welcome-privileged-actions', action, package, str(entry.script)])
            else:
                p = subprocess.Popen(['pkexec', '/home/niyasc/Coding/budgie-welcome/budgie-welcome-privileged-actions', action, package, str(entry.script)])
            retval = p.wait()
```


I think attribute injector adapters are slightly different than other adapters and aspects.
These adapters satisfy attribute dependencies.
For example if a policy uses `source.labels` attribute, we should ensure that the adapter that produces that attribute is executed before its use. Better yet, it could be lazily evaluated.

These adapters should (already do?) describe their input and output attribute manifests.
We don't want the user to dictate it's conditional evaluation.

This way a policy author still get a entire attribute vocabulary and we will satisfy it correctly.


> I think we gotta approach the names of those parameters (e.g. just use setLanguage(Language) for singular, setLanguages(Collection<Language>) for multiple, and only have a getter for the plural.

I don't 100% follow. You're saying we need to change/add to the getters/setters to account for the new configuration fields we're going to add to `UmpleSourceSet` and `DefaultUmpleSourceSet`?

> When we go to read the parameters from the SourceSet thats when we read the defaults as necessary.
Do you mean when we read the parameters from the `SourceDIrectorySet`? I.e. when we process
```

sourceSets {
                main {
                    umple {
                       srcs = file('test.ump')
                    }
                }
            }
```
My understanding in that `umple` is a `SouceDirectorySet` and `main` is a `SourceSet`.

Once I understand a bit better I'll transfer all this over to the issue tracker.


> 技術的詳細に振り回されてしまします
↓
技術的詳細に振り回されてしま**い**ます


Note RotateWithPIDTankDrive is absolute, meaning it rotates from the zero point established when you power on the robot.  I think we can make it relative by resetting position in Init.  Have to try and test of course.


@JoshRosen All good mate. Was trying some test cases for and suspected if it affected the PR. Able to get the tests working now. Cheers
https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/17467


Right, I knew there was a reason we wernt using this...
Honestly I don't care anymore we can force J7/J8 in Dev.


lol


> I don't 100% follow. You're saying we need to change/add to the getters/setters to account for the new configuration fields we're going to add to UmpleSourceSet and DefaultUmpleSourceSet?

Yup, just don't like the long names.

> My understanding in that umple is a SouceDirectorySet and main is a SourceSet. Do you mean "when we read the configuration parameters from the SourceDirectorySet?

Kinda, we end up reading the information from the `UmpleSourceSet` because when you get the "SourceSet" called "umple" it _is_ an `UmpleSourceSet` -- I think...


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1895 of 1895 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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xmpp


Ok. I'll have another look at this once I'm home. I'll update the issue sometime tonight. Will trying adding the new configuration, too.


Thanks @muckachina


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I think your website is very interesting and can benefit many individuals.
I left a comment on your README.md file. <!--Reminder: you must use sentence structure -->
Your codes were very confusing to read in the index.html. I aligned your codes for you, this can allow any viewer to gain a clear understanding of your codes.
Please align your codes in your style.css and place one space between the comments.
Note: take a look at the changes I made in your  index.html as an example.


shouldn't this b:
```
b.blockData = make([]byte, b.compressedSize)
```
?


ERROR: Line is longer than 100 characters (found 104).


Should be

`$view->registerJs(new JsExpression("$('#".$this->id."').on('".$key."', ".$value.");"), $this->jsPosition);`

You've misplaced round brackets and Yii2 throws exception if there are events supplied


![screen shot 2017-03-30 at 10 46 52 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/951921/24534283/f7d3d2aa-159a-11e7-98ed-1c3bd8002551.png)
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Shouldn't it be "BPF_HASH(stats, struct key_t, u64, 1024);" ?


Of course i'll release puppies, i'll create a new page in the wiki with links. I've spent a great deal of time in puppy and i have many scripts and stuff that i just can't let go. This last week i've been having free time, i know it will backfire on me but i hope to continue with this whenever possible.

But what we really need is people taking a look at the pvm source code, i've been editing the code, but i won't have time to read about all that glib/gio crap to fix some issues for debian/ubuntu's glib, and a new issue visible in open/save gtk dialogs i see in stretch. I wonder if that also happens in slackware current...


Even if it did what would be the problem?


さました → されました
じゃないでしょうか。


Now scrapes photo captions


successful-commit-with-a-bug-for-cannot-edit-user-info


LGTM


We're likely going to add new implementations, and it reads nicer than `true`, where context is needed (is it "use separate files" or "group pöayers together")


Yes, the test-app is not needed for the package to run.


👍  Sounds good to me


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Nice API key 😍


@kb1dds : As far as I can tell CellComplex's isFaceOf() method is only used to check if something is a face of any cell in a list (in localSectional method). In this case should we change the return to a boolean?


It needs to be a power of 2. If you think this is not nice, we could change it to a number and check that it's a power of 2 on startup.
BUT if you look at the enum you see that we need to set the values for each number for the segmenting scheme.
So a number would be more natural for the user; in the code we can't get around enumerating each possibility (be it via enum or predefined map).
For me it would be ok to do this step – if you want you can create an issue for it :) It makes a nice esy pick story


Testing the repository #1


Good point.  I think you’re right.  Previously it just quietly failed, so I felt a warning was an improvement.  But if I imagine a complex app built with ObjectPro, it would be better to throw the exception, and have a catch at the right level to manage such problems.

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Эта функция что-то должна возвращать? Как по мне так нет. Она заполняет недостающе ссылки в объекте article но ничего обсолютно нового она не создает, только расширяет тот объект, который ей передали.


@MylesDev it is read only. The spreadsheet isn't even mine, I got the API key from elsewhere.


Try to make some good web pages!!


please check with Jingyu, he made a "filtered" version of normtag_PCC, where we found some problems, if I rememebr correctly


I didn't notice that README showed as dependencies make >= 4.1. From the README this link is given http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/make.htm, which provides the make 3.81 as you said. On the other hand, I'm using cmake 3.7.2 and mingw to compile the given main.cpp file, and it compiled with no problems.


No it's just how the trace system works. Multiple surfaces are tagged during the routine, but in trace they are often skipped because they have the same fraction as the one they reached before (same surface, same fraction; that's why "return trace.fraction", which clips the trace endpoint to that spot, works fine). If you return ignore, however, it then finds the same surface in another node/leaf and ends up calling the callback again. Haven't had time to properly investigate why, though.


Hi @mfegerlmedovis - I'm getting some _really_ bad memory leaks with SquareCamera on iOS 10+ which cause an app crash. Were you able to find the solution to your crash problem?

😃 · Jason


@micdoodle8 what did you use to change all your resources files names to lowercase or did you do then manually?


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


export default jest lepszy jeśli masz tylko jeden eksportowany obiekt.


Woohoo!! Congrats everyone! :)


czemu masz wszystkie statyczne metody zakomentowane?


Albo ColorPickerSmall i ColorPickerNormal albo size: small i normal. Obie rzeczy naraz nie mają sensu ;)


See https://github.com/DeuxHuitHuit/symphony-2/commit/fde25649a7d1a52989094bb0a48e3e5b42d7abd9


Yep, the problem with `memset` in C++ is that the concept of type and objects is more complex than it is in C: we cannot always set the memory at hand and be sure that the object will behave as expected. There are small overheads that we cannot always predict.

But, in this case, the `memset` will probably behave as expected, as we manipulate `size_t`.


Co więcej wybór ma dosyć istotne implikacje. Jeżeli wybierzesz dziedziczenie, to dosyć trudno będzie zmienić rozmiar. jeżeli wybierzesz konfigurację w przekazywanym obiekcie, to będziesz miał nie unikniesz ifów w kodzie.


Ok, thanks for the explanation ;)


Fajnie by było stworzyć plik `entryPoint.js` w którym będziesz miał te 5 linii, tak, żeby plik `ColorPicker` posiadał tylko klasę `ColorPicker`.


Nikel comme ca ^^


jedna klasa na jeden plik


size nie powinien być tutaj stringiem bo dostajesz bezsensowne ify!


Hey ! This line is missing now :)


setGradient to zła nazwa.


@MJRLegends I created a quick java program to do it for me. I changed all the code references the resources manually though.

Here's the code I used, requires apache commons library.
https://gist.github.com/micdoodle8/71d919e0077a1e6b322087687c494113


И еще. Что будет найдено с помощью этого выражения User.find()?
По моему вообще не понятно, потому как ты туда ничего не передал.


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Issue #43


Wanna take care of removing it?


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If it isn’t super time sensitive. I’m working on react 15.5  + addons releases today. If you beat me to it I’ll be happy to rubber-stamp the PR.

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Wanna take care of removing it?

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@micdoodle8 great thanks


thanks! fixed by https://github.com/mono/mono/commit/17f001214e9ae10e2cc03863d489e194d5b555bb


@Elland Is there some situation where PNGRepresentation would fail but JPEGRepresentation would succeed? I think we should infer desired representation from filename's extension, and if that fails, default to JPEG. PNG is very heavy for upload.


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Jeśli chcesz rzeczywiście w metodzie enqueue zwracać boolean'a, to powinieneś to inaczej zorganizować. Co się stanie gdy będzie chciał wrzucić inny obiekt niż zadeklarowany, ale go rozszerzający? Wrzucisz go, dostaniesz true, a lista będzie miała nie to co byś chciał ;)

Najlepiej gdyby metoda add(...)  zwracała boolean'a lub sprawdzała czy rzeczywiście dodała element do listy


Sounds good, not really time sensitive, I only noticed it because it produces some unmet peer dep warnings. I can PR it later today, just wanted to coordinate so we don't both end up doing it :)


@swiftlyfalling, I can't find your comment about sqlite3.h. Did you delete it?


0.6 is a more ideal JPEG encoding quality, ~4x smaller files with minimal artefacts


Jon, is there any way I can have you reconsider this decision?  I have numerous situations where the byte[] payload (not small) needs to handed off to another processor and a clone of the data is an unnecessary expense.


I don't think so.  Why do you ask?


Yeah i figured. It'd make sense. It'd explain alot.


Added media SEO for export/import. Also excluded Custom CSS, Changesets post types


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Issue #135


How about ``AdapterFactory``, to mirror ``AdapterFactories``?


RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @TorrBorr
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---

Good job in completing the linear algebra section!  👍
And great job with the bonus questions!

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What is `migrations.py`?


XD


That was *always* a bug - `ByteString` is clearly intended to be immutable.

You could propose alternative ways of extracting the data in a way which is more efficient for your use case, but I really don't want to make mutable `ByteString`s available.


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Okay


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [audittaxon](https://audittaxon-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/required-reading](https://audittaxon-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/required-reading)
- [docs/guides/drupal8-commandline](https://audittaxon-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/guides/drupal8-commandline)


diff starts here:
https://github.com/bfortuner/pytorch_tiramisu/commit/ed2047cf4edb7b807c9b8dcedab1a326106b0b3d#diff-fd812eff8f67f69db8a8308af95c8aecR371


RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @evanagovino
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @krsnab @mlgill

---

Good job in completing the linear algebra section!  👍
And great job with the bonus questions!

A link to solutions will be sent out soon.


Sounds good! It’s all you then. Feel free to tag me as a reviewer. ☺

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Sounds good, not really time sensitive, I only noticed it because it produces some unmet peer dep warnings. I can PR it later today, just wanted to coordinate so we don't both end up doing it :)

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RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @elenabakhtina
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @krsnab @mlgill

---

Good job in completing the linear algebra section!  👍
And great job with the bonus questions!

A link to solutions will be sent out soon.


RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @adbeyer23
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @krsnab @mlgill

---

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And great job with the bonus questions!

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Good work, I see that you further improved the game controller script


@CandyFace How about your work on #582?


Configuration tab for tags #1599


or wait seems like you did do that. Just the conflicts threw you off...


RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @mcarrie30
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @krsnab @mlgill

---

Good job in completing the linear algebra section!  👍
And great job with the bonus questions!

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love it


Damn I need to start doing that, today has been really tiring sorry!


RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @neetha8
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @krsnab @mlgill

---

Good job in completing the linear algebra section!  👍

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@ trevordevore Done. Much better.

e21754a6c9e316a3c10a03d6974635dca702b6f4


RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @SJChou88
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---

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Fibonacci with recursion


It seemed odd that this SetClient method was being removed. I remember it being added in a previous PR, and I don't see anything here that implies that it can be removed.


SGTM.


Yea, if the constraints are meant to be like [Eiffel's "Design by Contract" system](https://www.eiffel.org/doc/eiffel/ET%3A%20Design%20by%20Contract%20(tm),%20Assertions%20and%20Exceptions#Run-time_assertion_monitoring), then they should throw exceptions to indicate a contractual violation between the caller and object.


Regra aceita. Obrigado a todos.


Revisalo


added RT-ASSETS


RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @cjfranzini
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @krsnab @mlgill

---

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Ah, much better :-)


This effectively breaks regex capturing.

All these changes without tests?


RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @dgimm
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---

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RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @zoelandia
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---

Good job in completing the linear algebra section!  👍
And great job with the bonus questions!

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The patch works, but there are two issues with it.
1. The lowest_rule_num should be set to **510**.
One of the motivations for introducing this parameter  was to prevent people from
shooting themselves in the foot by banning localhost accidentally.

It is the same intent as in the default FreeBSD /etc/rc.firewall, the first few rules are to allow loopback:
```
setup_loopback() {
        ############
        # Only in rare cases do you want to change these rules
        #
        ${fwcmd} add 100 pass all from any to any via lo0
        ${fwcmd} add 200 deny all from any to 127.0.0.0/8
        ${fwcmd} add 300 deny ip from 127.0.0.0/8 to any
        if [ $ipv6_available -eq 0 ]; then
                ${fwcmd} add 400 deny all from any to ::1
                ${fwcmd} add 500 deny all from ::1 to any
        fi
}
```

There is a good reason why those numbers are hardcoded here, so that any further rules can be set beyond those.
So, fail2ban's table rule should be after these. Hence,
-lowest_rule_num = 1
+lowest_rule_num = 510

2. fail2ban does not read the value of lowest_rule_num from either fail2ban.local or jail.local ([DEFAULT] section).
I do not know how to overcome this issue. I asked on the mailing list over a week ago, but nobody has offered any idea of how to do that. So, I am adding some core team members here: @yarikoptic @sebres


RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @Mattymar
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @krsnab @mlgill

---

Good job in completing the linear algebra section!  👍
And great job with the bonus questions!

A link to solutions will be sent out soon.


Esse método será rodado no inicio da migração, mas somente quando ele for atualizado para refletir mudanças da model.


RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @MarkHyphen
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @krsnab @mlgill

---

Good job in completing the linear algebra section!  👍
And great job with the bonus questions!

A link to solutions will be sent out soon.


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RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @saranaweera
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---

Good job in completing the linear algebra section!  👍
And great job with the bonus questions!

A link to solutions will be sent out soon.


This commit causes a failing regression, and in particular `array_forall_fail` is timing out now.


RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @srajat1203
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---

Good job in completing the linear algebra section!  👍

A link to solutions will be sent out soon.


RE:  Linear Algebra
Hello @brianturn
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---

Good job in completing the linear algebra section!  👍
And great job with the bonus questions!

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[R/doFuture.R:11:14:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L11) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
  if (debug) mdebug("doFuture() ...")
             ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:17:9:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L17) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘iter’, Did you mean 'it'?**
```r
  it <- iter(obj)
        ^~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:19:18:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L19) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘makeAccum’**
```r
  accumulator <- makeAccum(it)
                 ^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:93:5:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L93) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
    mdebug("- R expression:")
    ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:94:5:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L94) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mprint’, Did you mean 'print'?**
```r
    mprint(expr)
    ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:102:5:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L102) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
    mdebug("- identifying globals and packages ...")
    ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:117:5:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L117) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mstr’, Did you mean 'str'?**
```r
    mstr(globals)
    ^~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:120:5:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L120) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
    mdebug("  - R expression:")
    ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:121:5:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L121) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mprint’, Did you mean 'print'?**
```r
    mprint(expr)
    ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:122:5:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L122) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
    mdebug("- identifying globals and packages ... DONE")
    ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:166:25:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L166) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘nbrOfWorkers’**
```r
      nbr_of_futures <- nbrOfWorkers()
                        ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:174:23:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L174) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘nbrOfWorkers’**
```r
    nbr_of_workers <- nbrOfWorkers()
                      ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:187:13:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L187) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘splitIndices’**
```r
  chunks <- splitIndices(nbr_of_elements, ncl = nbr_of_futures)
            ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:188:3:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L188) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
  mdebug("Number of chunks: %d", length(chunks))
  ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:196:3:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L196) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
  mdebug("Number of futures (= number of chunks): %d", nchunks)
  ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:198:3:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L198) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
  mdebug("Launching %d futures (chunks) ...", nchunks)
  ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:201:5:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L201) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
    mdebug("Chunk #%d of %d ...", ii, length(chunks))
    ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:215:5:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L215) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
    mdebug("Chunk #%d of %d ... DONE", ii, nchunks)
    ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:218:3:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L218) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
  mdebug("Launching %d futures (chunks) ... DONE", nchunks)
  ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:226:14:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L226) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
  if (debug) mdebug("- resolving future")
             ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:227:3:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L227) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘resolve’, Did you mean 'qr.solve'?**
```r
  resolve(fs, value = TRUE)
  ^~~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:230:14:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L230) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
  if (debug) mdebug("- collecting values of future")
             ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:231:31:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L231) *warning:* **no visible binding for global variable ‘value’**
```r
  results <- lapply(fs, FUN = value, signal = FALSE)
                              ^~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:241:14:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L241) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
  if (debug) mdebug("- accumulating results")
             ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:259:5:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L259) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
    mdebug("- processing errors (handler = %s)", sQuote(error_handling))
    ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:261:18:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L261) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘getErrorValue’**
```r
  error_value <- getErrorValue(it)
                 ^~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:263:20:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L263) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘getErrorIndex’**
```r
    error_index <- getErrorIndex(it)
                   ^~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:274:14:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L274) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
  if (debug) mdebug("- extracting results")
             ^~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:275:10:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L275) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘getResult’**
```r
  res <- getResult(it)
         ^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/doFuture.R:277:14:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/doFuture.R#L277) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘mdebug’, Did you mean 'debug'?**
```r
  if (debug) mdebug("doFuture() ... DONE")
             ^~~~~~
```
[R/registerDoFuture.R:22:3:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/registerDoFuture.R#L22) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘setDoPar’**
```r
  setDoPar(doFuture, data = NULL, info = info)
  ^~~~~~~~
```
[R/registerDoFuture.R:22:12:](https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/doFuture/blob/11e413daed76c7c193a1c9b566b64d645f0bb6f2/R/registerDoFuture.R#L22) *warning:* **no visible binding for global variable ‘doFuture’**
```r
  setDoPar(doFuture, data = NULL, info = info)
           ^~~~~~~~
```


Ingresar <h2> comenzando con la historia</>


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ok


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This is commit 4


Understood, but it seemed fair in the past to have the "Unsafe" scope for those needing the performance.
I would be fine with a new namespace like **ByteString.TotallyUnsafeDontUseThisUnlessYouKnowWhatYourDoing**


I've been trying to run this branch via docker-compose and have errors related runc:
```
[2017-03-31T20:26:17.504Z] [INFO] [#sid_102] [RuncClient] running /usr/bin/docker-runc resume 03407610f4dd2257627a865f2682d74e42ff68ea96afb535a069bceb6649a87a [marker:invoker_runc.resume_start:9297]
[2017-03-31T20:26:17.614Z] [ERROR] [#sid_102] [RuncClient] code: 1 stdout:  stderr: open /run/runc/84521fc7b2fd715931cd0ee3d600d565ce472a94ff31752797c6801e5ddadb09/state.json: no such file or directory [marker:invoker_runc.resume_error:9413:196]
```
I know previous versions had a flag to indicate whether runc should be used - should that be going away?

I'm not sure exactly what causes this, but it may be related to my vm (boot2docker/docker-machine) is using docker 1.13.1, and the docker/runc client installed to the invoker image is 1.12.0


The following doc(s) have been deployed to the [audittaxon](https://audittaxon-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs) Multidev environment:
- [docs/required-reading](https://audittaxon-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/required-reading)
- [docs/guides/drupal8-commandline](https://audittaxon-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/guides/drupal8-commandline)
- [app/config/sculpin_site.yml](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/4eb6b4e2c3974208bfcd8f81614af49383e0d807/app/config/sculpin_site.yml)
- [docs/getting-started](https://audittaxon-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/getting-started)
- [docs/site-owner-faq](https://audittaxon-static-docs.pantheonsite.io/docs/site-owner-faq)
- [source/_partials/footer_scripts.html](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/4eb6b4e2c3974208bfcd8f81614af49383e0d807/source/_partials/footer_scripts.html)
- [source/_partials/topics/automate.html](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/4eb6b4e2c3974208bfcd8f81614af49383e0d807/source/_partials/topics/automate.html)
- [source/_partials/topics/develop.html](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/4eb6b4e2c3974208bfcd8f81614af49383e0d807/source/_partials/topics/develop.html)
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- [source/_partials/topics/go-live.html](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/4eb6b4e2c3974208bfcd8f81614af49383e0d807/source/_partials/topics/go-live.html)
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- [source/_views/topic.html](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/4eb6b4e2c3974208bfcd8f81614af49383e0d807/source/_views/topic.html)
- [source/docs.html](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/4eb6b4e2c3974208bfcd8f81614af49383e0d807/source/docs.html)
- [source/docs/assets/css/main.css](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/documentation/commit/4eb6b4e2c3974208bfcd8f81614af49383e0d807/source/docs/assets/css/main.css)


remove


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> fail2ban does not read the value of lowest_rule_num from either fail2ban.local or jail.local ([DEFAULT] section).

The only way to set an init parameter of the action is to supply it direct in actions argument (>= v. 0.9.x)
```
# jail.conf / jail.local:
[jail]
banaction = bsd-ipfw[lowest_rule_num=XXX]
```

In the 0.10 will work also following example (because of possible dual interpolation of `action[prm...][prm...]`):
```
# jail.conf / jail.local:
[DEFAULT]
banaction = bsd-ipfw[name=..., prm1=..., prmN=...]

[jail]
action = %(banaction)s[lowest_rule_num=XXX]
```


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [BOOTSTRAPPING THE APP](https://trello.com/c/NIIjvnCI/1-bootstrapping-the-app)


Put it this way: if you asked Microsoft to do something similar for System.String, do you think they would?

You could always call it by reflection if you want to be underhand.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [WebApi使用辦法](https://trello.com/c/syXhXqx4/1-webapi)


This change does not appear in the NPM module. In the `src` folder, the `.coffee` file contains the change, but `dist/index.js` does not. I think you may have skipped your build step before publishing.


Updating details for 'Menu options' (check reports from Natalie as well on slack about usability bugs):

> Files placed on the SD card does not offer the option 'Seed' (this is by default so that's why I thought there was a bug, but is an inconsistency you added before. Only files from the Internal Memory could be 'Seeded'). Let me know If you will consider this an issue.

> Docs files menu are pretty inconsistent. Here an example of some options: to Copy Magnet, Copy InfoHash,

![screen shot 2017-03-31 at 4 57 23 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1534723/24569427/12c38ef4-1634-11e7-9bf1-c7756fcc4844.png)


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was this changed before release?  Doesn't matter for me, just reviewing everything


Initializing Main Window


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We don't, but if you'd like to see something like that please request it as a new feature in our [issue tracker](http://jira.mongodb.com/browse/JAVA).


Bluemix [toolchain](https://console.ng.bluemix.net/devops/toolchains/796793bb-fc0f-4fe6-99f9-f7bd31c31a31 "serverquiz2"): [Delivery Pipeline](https://console.ng.bluemix.net/devops/pipelines/c96aaaf8-b52b-4774-a3ca-8aaefd6cb092 "serverquiz2") deployed this commit to [test](https://console.ng.bluemix.net/apps/58674aad-b12e-47ae-ad6d-4a98bcaefca8 "ibm:yp:us-south:kalle.kindvall@ibm.com:test")


Ну даёт, всё взял и отменил! @mixalezhnev


Appreciate your replies.  I'll give this one more go (should have described the situation in more detail) and then move on.  The messages I am processing have embedded messages (bytes) that are being delegated.
```
message Request
{
    string target = 1;
    uint32 service = 2;
    bytes payload = 3;
}
```

Recipient cracks into "Request", parses "target", "service" and then appropriately relays the "payload".  This is where I want to avoid cloning the payload - it's already been allocated and just needs to be sent along.


Can you also test the set_option API functions?


Change JSON.stringify to angular.toJson


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Pobawiłem się trochę i masz rację. W visual studio 2015 wystaczy odpalić program za pomocą ctrl+F5 i działa...No tak to jest jak nie korzystasz z google...my bad...


Thanks!


I'm running Build 2617 and Manaphy when legality checked yields Invalid: Internal Error


I also had the same issue, spent around 4 hours and then went to issues list and found this. Thanks Man!


because i'm super serious all the time


So pass the `ByteString` to whatever needs it. That's easy, and you can do so safely precisely *because* it's immutable. You can parse another message directly from a `ByteString` if need be (IIRC), and if you need to write the `ByteString` to a stream, we could add *that* functionality safely if it's not already there. But I will continue to resist wrecking the guarantee of immutability that `ByteString` has always presented (even if it was broken in the previous library).


I don't think we're ready to do this yet? App still works on 7.1.


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Fixes #460


This isn't backward compatible, as it changes the semantics. Before, this replaced, not it appends.

This broke Newt.

The reason for this change was to have a separate subscriber that prepared, but why not prepare in the same place you set up the temporary tables?

The Newt adapter subclasses the PG adapter.  The PG adapter does lots of setup in its __init__. Newt was able to redo some of this setup to use its own mover and schema manager. Not now that setup is cumulative, this doesn't work any more.

I'm working around the change by checking if ``temp_store`` was already created.

I should have tested the alpha with Newt sooner. :/


Will always log `Not using audio device "auto" because it's not present.`


I found that Chrome and Firefox are throwing an `Invalid URL` error here when this is run in a Worker that was created using a Blob.


AddChecksumReport (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2490 of 2490 tests passed, 241 test warnings)

 * 241 tests had: EIO diffs.

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.png)


bsd style name or name in network settings panel? doc should probably reference hs.network.interfaces or interfaceName as appropriate


travis is per project, just remove this file


Is this code tested?? Because i get an error when I try to excecute this. The error is situated on the call command (file not found error). Or am I the only one with this error?


wtf, mais comment tu veux faire un oui non sans carré...


T6ytfgjuuklo #1 g``


ليش شايل الانتر من هنا يا محمد
:@


Hello! 😏


This should be

^([1-1][0-5]|[3-9])$


oh


Put the webRtcAudio status in a class so other's would be able to query it if needed in the future.


Thanks. We are now in a unique position to deliver Async to NHibernate. I
tried to rebadge your branch on top of master, and regenerate the Async
code. And I came across some issues like this where some code has been made
async without a reason.

As for csproj vs dll. I think we need a csproj anyway to be able to
refactor and/or see the impact of changes.
On Sat, 1 Apr 2017 at 1:47 AM, maca88 <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> You are right, it is an error. This generator has a few issues that I have
> discovered while developing it and will be fixed in the rewritten version
> <https://github.com/maca88/AsyncGenerator>. When the generator will be
> ready I will create a pull request containing only the changes needed to be
> done manually in order to have more async methods (eg. moving async methods
> from constructors and properties). More or less these
> <https://github.com/OnurGumus/nhibernate-core/commit/2987616b0ee5fc5070216d9b1c8b4cf8cf747b1b>
> will be the changes needed to the nhibernate project. Also the generator
> will be able to generate an async version dll and pdb without touching the
> csproj file if this is desired.
>
> —
> You are receiving this because you commented.
> Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub
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@hazim1093 how do you run this? manually? or as systemd unit?


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Here is quickly made pulseaudio loader (without any comments, unformatted etc). It's based on headers from ubuntu 16.04 (pulseaudio 8.0). I just recorded short video with default settings and sounds have been recorded, so it works for me.

It needs target_link_libraries(supertuxkart dl) in cmake file.

[pulseaudio_loader.txt](https://github.com/supertuxkart/stk-code/files/886996/pulseaudio_loader.txt)


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dsadas


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> Not a good idea


@a-frobot docs-v0.5.0


@groue: Yeah, am doing a bit more thinking over alternatives. Did you source the sqlite3.h from one of the SDK's? Which one, and which version?


lrem is O(n), so this loop is O(n^2). This function is called in a loop as well by another function in BkgJob, which makes it O(n^3)... Perhaps the commit message could be more informative..


@Igor1201 you can also post something for the duration of the animation. Still kind of shitty though.


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Oh, I see what you're saying. Yeah, this part is O(n), but like I said before, the function that calls this one calls it in a loop, so the overall operation is O(n^2) now.


Interesting - this code is actually copied verbatim from the function above, and I believe that the done queues are labeled like <queue_name>_done, so that should never happen, but I'll add that in for both.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [#10.01 - Написати свою реалізацію класу "Стек"](https://trello.com/c/4L748jkP/41-10-01)


For future reference: [Oscar's Renamer](http://www.mediachance.com/free/renamer.htm) is very nice for bulk filename changes that would be easy in a text editor (and you can copy into and paste from a text editor).  But it only works 1 folder at a time.