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Talvez seja necessário realizar uma pesquisa para ver se já não existe algum executável semi-popular nomeado _**ppm**_.


Γιατί προσπαθείς να αλλάξεις το Readme.md του αποθετηρίου του κώδικα;


No wait this makes it much worse! If the imdbid is incorrect, matching will occur even if the title would be found in the library. I am gonna revert this.


я его перенес в sc-web


TODO: Some Manual Test is needed.


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I have no experience with packaging but wouldn't pacman expect a mirrorlist in /etc/pacman.d?


We definitely need naming conventions. Since I'm new to all this, I suggest experienced collaborators to make such decisions. :)


Only wussies use the CPU for vector math.


Indeed. That's a funny one.


This has now been deployed.


Can you please quickly add in the pacman-mirrors makefile a /etc/pacman.d directory creation?


Storyboard looks really good. It nicely solves the problem of demonstrating the components. According to the ReactConf presentation and examples it has potential to also act as a components documentation as well as testing tool.
I quite like the approach mentioned here in 'Loading stories dynamically' section - putting the stories next to the component. What do you think?

In either case, we'll probably want to npmignore stories and .stories directories.
If you agree with the approach, can you please update the PR to not include example files and make it load the stories dynamically and including Alert.stories.js in src/Alert/ ?


I'm triggered too


Is it for all selectors or some specific one ? Sorry about that BTW.


1.year.ago marcherait aussi


Updated this based on how other repos are tagged. Now @alaframboise will have to update the io page.

@alaframboise @topowright @nfeuerstein @lfunkhouser FYI


#6046-DX-Coil-rating-for-bypass-factor-should-use-volume-converted-to-standard-mass (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2382 of 2523 tests passed, 14 test warnings)

 * 155 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 22 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 123 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 130 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 22 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 79 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 10 tests had: ERR diffs.

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Hey Jerome! I just checked with .73, it appears to be fixed there. I see about upgrading to it, there seem to be other useful fixes.

But it wasn't a huge issue coz getting mediainfo for such small files is pointless in our use-case.
You're correct than in theory files could be that small, but a video file of < 1024 is gonna be less than 30 sec in length and would be rejected by the sample-check we do.


If you think this is final you should totally open a PR so it can get into the language!


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yep! go for it :)


On Tue, 2017-03-21 at 10:31 -0700, artoo wrote:
> Can you please quickly add in the pacman-mirrors makefile a
> /etc/pacman.d directory creation?
>
> Can you please quickly add in the pacman-mirrors makefile a
> /etc/pacman.d directory creation?

Hang on - looking at it

Frede


On aurait tu un vrai url à mettre la ?


`key` attr has been deleted! It needs to be there for React


Moving to 'Types of ESA' instead. It's a fact about conts-based ESA.


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Just for visualisation

```LaTeX
% arara: pdflatex
% arara: clean: { extensions: [aux,log] }
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
Hello Paulo!
\end{document}
```

Terminal output -- default setting:
```Bash
[marco@iMarco]:~/Desktop/test:$arara-md test
  __ _ _ __ __ _ _ __ __ _
 / _` | '__/ _` | '__/ _` |
| (_| | | | (_| | | | (_| |
 \__,_|_|  \__,_|_|  \__,_|

Processing 'test.tex' (size: 153 bytes, last modified: 03/21/2017
17:36:59), please wait.

(PDFLaTeX) PDFLaTeX engine .............................. SUCCESS
(Clean) Cleaning feature ................................ SUCCESS

Total: 0.50 seconds
```

Terminal output -- suggestion:
```Bash
[marco@iMarco]:~/Desktop/test:$arara-md test
  __ _ _ __ __ _ _ __ __ _
 / _` | '__/ _` | '__/ _` |
| (_| | | | (_| | | | (_| |
 \__,_|_|  \__,_|_|  \__,_|

Processing 'test.tex' (size: 153 bytes, last modified: 03/21/2017
17:36:59), please wait.

(PDFLaTeX) PDFLaTeX engine .............................. SUCCESS
(Clean) Cleaning feature ................................ SUCCESS
(Clean) Cleaning feature ................................ SUCCESS

Total: 0.50 seconds
```


I would delete the addons w/ the postgresql too since we don't need this

in fact did you guys ever pull from master to obtain the latest .travis.yml file?


Probablemente, sentí que quedaba bien con las gemas de bst y por eso lo puse


Why '10.10.10.10'? Shouldn't they have 127.0.0.1 as IP too?


Thank you for covering my ass. kudos!


did we want to restrict the 'just use the default app' to certain content types / url schemes ?


Thank you very much for your improved README.
I still get an error running the test_net.py though:
`
$sudo python test_net.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "test_net.py", line 57, in <module>
    switches[domain * 3 + 0].start(controllers[domain])
  File "build/bdist.linux-x86_64/egg/mininet/node.py", line 1165, in start
TypeError: 'RemoteController' object is not iterable
`


I have uploaded a fixed package in unstable, once you added it in Makefile, we rebuild the package.
Just say when its added. ;)


We should probably also provide a default mirrorlist.


merge stuff


Check the actual file, #emacs is there. Some of these though I don't know why I would want to be there all the time. Like CMake? You know I hate CMake :P


Sure you did


Bluemix [toolchain](https://console.ng.bluemix.net/devops/toolchains/8e51cc81-bde0-494b-b588-fae72da947e1 "login-testapp"): [Delivery Pipeline](https://console.ng.bluemix.net/devops/pipelines/a6149d61-300a-4e1d-b492-382744c6922e "login-testapp") deployed this commit to [test](https://console.ng.bluemix.net/apps/a2243c68-8c07-41a7-93c7-1547783dd03a "ibm:yp:us-south:nitinstestapp:test")


Cette ligne la fait pu rien


The interwebz


tes ben gay


Nikola, provide arguments, not suggestions, please


but y?


Is there any way to eject a player from a moving vehicle? So far with my testing or ground vehicles they must be stopped or no joy.


I thought Windows uses "\r\n" and Linux "\n", so to cross-platform


commit


Line 21-37 can be simplified by using Apache's IOUtils.
Here is a reference -
https://github.com/egovernments/egov-services/blob/master/libraries/tracer/src/main/java/org/egov/tracer/http/CacheableSimpleClientHttpResponse.java


missing 'i'


amount


nitpick: either put all arguments on a single line or every arg on its own


Nope, I did this commit without checking GitHub. Never would've occured to me that someone would open a PR for this xD


each est plus approprié dans ce cas la


@SomayahS check this


For convenience I'd move that into `tearDown()` and guard with an  `if self.logind:`, and set it to None in `setUp()`.


ça c'est un beau message de commit c'est sûr


see previous commit, let's move the stopping to `tearDown()`, it's otherwise prone to be forgotten.


@sumanthns Would this work for a multi-part request?


empty line here (PEP-8, separate short and long description).


nitpick: eliminate `data`, just `text in f.read()`.


This is a portion of the output produced by the endpoint:
https://gist.github.com/sixcorners/82200bf723c9fd8fbc3bf7f161187edb


@hyPiRion I think this is somewhat problematic; it makes it impossible to have a quick-launching repl by running outside a project dir and causes problems like https://github.com/technomancy/grenchman/issues/34

Inside `leiningen.core.eval` we call `(project/load-plugins project :dependencies :managed-dependencies)`; doesn't that solve the same problem this is meant to solve, but in a better way?


If you will change pacman-mirrors PKGBUILD to v4.0.1

I have provided a simple default mirrorlist with repo.stdout.net/manjaro/unstable/$repo/$arch


I am suggesting snake-casing because this is also what should be used for binding when using attributes/properties. Also, Polymer has functions to do the conversion between camelCasing and snake-casing. :)


can you try  if the  recent vendor commit from thestrix  fixes more cam bugs?
https://github.com/TheStrix/proprietary_vendor_xiaomi/commit/573382f84b98cef49ffc13540d067190dfe672ad


Thanks for posting this code. However I am having trouble running this as I get the error below. Somehow the Equity class is not returning any values !

  File "C:/Users/kamran/Desktop/python_code/Fundamentals-master/insert_data.py", line 67, in map_row_to_fundamentals
    e = rt.equity

AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'equity'

Any ideas why this is not running?  thanks


develop (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1887 of 1887 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Also, it's rather unusual to return a function -- it's common to call this as `self.assertEventually(lambda: have_in_log(...))` instead


Looking good @KenanJones. Make sure your team is on par with you.


@jakirkham, this is reason why we are getting PRs with just a build number bump. In Line 217, you get the dependency without any selector, but here content has the selectors, so `$` at the end means you don't get any matches.


Should the above lines (812-814) use 'i' or 'j' for the vector index? This is similar to lines 823-825, but the indices are treated differently.


Whoops, didn't mean to push this (or the previous revert) to master (I thought I was on a branch but somehow wasn't). But assuming the tests pass I'll let it slip. At least mypy works again with this.


PEP-8: closing ''' on same line for functions with only a short description


Be careful when checking empty string this way... A double whitespace might pass the test, depending how it was set (Polymer's binding does some trimming for you, but if you someday set it directly and imperatively, Polymer won't be there to check the test's robustness). I prefer to use underscore.string for those kind of checks, but it is a matter of taste (since using the underscore library also adds some overhead...).


What is it used with and how does it look?


If the user have 10 cameras in a scene, he certainly want to debug the frustum of these camera is they are used for ImageRender or multiple viewport. To do so he can enable the debug of the frustum only on the camera wanted, may be 5 of them. If the user want to test is game without any debugging he will need to go through these 5 camera to disable the debug. With this path this could be made by choosing the `Disable`value. In the other case, if the user want to enable the debug for the 5 other camera he can set the value to `Enable`to force the debugging instead doing it per objects.


Nice, thx, will upload updated package. :)


Se modifico la conexión usando un archivo properties.


also added a test.py file to test python for new learners.


:D


Sorry everybody; I committed this to Master by accident. I'm going to leave it alone until I finish this code, as it makes no difference for anyone else I don't think. I have cloned this into a branch now, so if anyone is worried and wants to unpick these changes from Master, be my guest.


Oh! good catch, thanks!


@yole Please use `kotlin.collections.CollectionsKt.toList` instead


Does it work better? Do you have any troubles with the certificates?


Actually, I wrote that the error is with `CkLoop_parallelize()` by mistake.

The error is with `replica_share()` being called by a thread.


@nllong -- is there a specific issue or issues that this fixes that I can test against once this is on dev1?


Too late, I simply bumped to 4.0.0-7.
Next rebuild. :)


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Cosmetics :) but probably best if you do .)


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понял, не увидел 64 строчку


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This is a bug. Fixed the indices and pushed.


story.txt
story-joe-edit.txt
story-joe-edit-reviewed.txt


I put it on todo, now I can build a first test iso with elogind branch.


Check here: https://github.com/danielpinto8zz6/android_hardware_qcom_camera/blob/cm-14.1/QCamera2/Android.mk#L44


@isuruf, this should be already fixed here: https://github.com/croth1/conda-forge-pinning/pull/3


#6046-DX-Coil-rating-for-bypass-factor-should-use-volume-converted-to-standard-mass (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1289 of 1289 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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this is my first commit


this is what local_settings.py is for...


I am not facing cam bugs actually but I will try anyway


Forgot the @ from in front of mhdawson.


@MacKentoch - I was reading through referenced libs for this part, and am not able to fire a simple `NSLog(@”Beacon Found”);` in the conditional mentioned below, with the app in the background. Have you been able to test around this part and confirm that it works?

I found similar documentation on [estimote's site](https://community.estimote.com/hc/en-us/articles/203253193-Pushing-notifications-from-iBeacon-when-the-app-is-in-the-background-or-killed). I found a few issues noted on [rn-ibeacon](https://github.com/frostney/react-native-ibeacon/issues) related to this.


that mirrorlist thing was a bad thing - I have to remove it
If a user updates it stalls with an error


OK, I see that the `project/load-plugins` call is insufficient to add dependencies which conflict with those that ship with Leiningen itself.

Honoring conflicting dependencies automatically is mutually exclusive with `:eval-in :leiningen`; it's true. However, it's easy to opt in with `:eval-in :subprocess` when you need to support conflicting dependencies, while this makes it impossible to opt out by setting `:eval-in :leiningen` when you want the old behavior, so I don't think this is a good idea.

The root of the problem is that `project/load-plugins` silently does nothing when attempting to pull in deps which are already loaded. IMO a better solution would be to detect this situation and emit a warning recommending adding `:eval-in :subprocess` so that people can work around this shortcoming.


email_data et user_data sont ici mais, orders_data et region_data sont setuper en global dans le controller, faudrait se décider sur une des deux?


Driver 76 (ULUS-10235 and ULES-00740) and Chili Con Carnage (ULUS-10216 and ULES-00629) are known games to need Buffered Rendering to show the game graphics, while using Unbuffered Rendering all you get is a black screen. These should be added to the list too.


Yes, I do!


uhhh... What was the point of this?


@marcodaniel The output... is so beautiful! 😃


Yeah this was not right-- forgot to save tests.py before committing. It's also missing ['add_neb_emission'] = True. The test function is corrected [here](https://github.com/jrleja/python-fsps/commit/b71a11a1618d15a8750f7a24f5ad89a98fcfbd39).


You did it


Aceptado


You didn't use the correct license.


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Strings.isNullOrEmpty(String)


Ah, thanks for the link, that makes sense.


I didn't really know there was a license


We use the MIT license :)


Oh, ok


This is a bit spammy don't you think?


Yes it is.


How do you mean?

I'd love to have get and set methods for pacman-mirrors that read/write the branch to pacman-mirrors.conf and sets the branch in mirrorlist.


Thanks for the corrections!
I have so much to learn, haha


I mean the mirrorlist exist when I update from repo and the installer fails with that error.

We cant have that error pushed to the users


Hey Brandon,

Thanks for the feedback, I think you brought up a lot of valid points. The
code was written as an initial draft, it wasn't meant to be perfect, so
feel free to change whatever you want :)
Printing to the console is just for testing right now, I'll start work on
the UI later today (the login stuff was given to us by the way, I didn't
write it). And my apologies for the large commit, I'll aim to avoid them in
the future.

On Mar 21, 2017 09:23, "brandondong" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I think it's an awesome idea to split the queries into separate
> subclasses. Nice work on the UI!
>
> Just a few small specific issues with the implementation of the refactor:
>
>    - I think Information should be abstract, it doesn't make sense to
>    construct one and will NPE if you call any of its methods.
>    - We could parametize Information with generics so we don't define new
>    getResults for each subclass.
>    - I don't understand the reasoning behind catching Exceptions
>    everywhere (I assume the System.exit is a placeholder? We definitely don't
>    want to terminate the application on a failed query). None of the classes
>    catching can really do anything. I think it makes more sense to let it
>    propogate up to the UI so we can display an appropriate error message.
>    Also, are we communicating to the user using console prints? I was under
>    the impression that this would be handled in the UI but perhaps this a
>    placeholder for now.
>    - With the currrent implementation of numColumns and getColumnName, we
>    wouldn't get this information until after a successful query. If query
>    results are displayed in tables, we would not be able to display column
>    headers in an empty table before running the first query. I think if we do
>    need this information, it should be a known property of each query
>    subclass. We already know what the columns will be statically.
>    - I disagree with adding extra properties to Customer. In the query
>    that uses it, the specs ask for only retrieving id and name and now we
>    can't distinguish between these results and full customer information query
>    results with null payment and phone info. I feel like this just adds
>    another level of indirection for the caller. If a query in the future
>    retrieves this information, we can always subclass Customer with these
>    fields.
>    - I feel like Information is a bit vague in terms of naming for
>    something that holds the semantics of a query and also executes it. I can't
>    really think of a much better name myself though :P
>    - I'm unsure with certain design decisions of Information and its
>    subclasses. Currently, it is quite error prone to runtime errors caused by
>    the programmer. For example, it might seem quite reasonable to be able to
>    call getResults twice but this will fail. Similarly, calling getResults
>    before execute or close before getResults will also cause the query to
>    fail. And if we forget to call close at the end, we get resource leaks. I
>    think it sort of defeats the purpose of OOP if classes are no longer black
>    boxes and the caller is responsible for looking at the implementation to
>    determine what order of calls can and cannot be done.
>
> In the future, could large changes like this be split into multiple
> commits? It sort of raises the difficulty in reviewing changes. I think
> this change is really nice though.
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Added the missing @


Right after the code pasted before


Feel free to put your name by code that you have written


Remove any extra code and comments like this block. Keep your stylesheets tidy


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ideas?


This code comes right after the Code you pasted before in https://github.com/Petschko/AionDarkForumsStyle/commit/0b6ac2cb9127c530410c81c4e2aa218d57edc14f


eliminación de class


@amormysh @dlazerka This should solve your problem: https://github.com/twilio/twilio-java/pull/344


Don't know what that means


LGTM


Actually there is an elegant solution to set identity_insert on and off again.
`Sql("SET IDENTITY_INSERT Movies ON");`
Write all the SQL Insert statements then close it.
`Sql("SET IDENTITY_INSERT Movies OFF");`


Great to have this in now; we'll clean up the whitespace before merging


Opened issue #265.


Load this with `https://...` as gh-pages(and most other hosts) will not allow 3rd party scripts without https.

I see on your gh-pages that you have an error or 2 because of this...
<img width="425" alt="screen shot 2017-03-21 at 18 19 54" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/19293337/24163637/0b4fee16-0e63-11e7-938f-8eca6bc0a928.png">

gh-pages is stopping the loading of jQuery and so your site doesn't work : (
Simple fix for you


we love gwt-bootstrap3, keep it up.


Nice to see some pseudo code!


crash


ironically, 'name' isn't defined, so this is failing in CI.


Would it be useful to have the timestamp as well ?


おー、来たー❗

trueでズームするところはいいんだけどこれ、再度、falseにして元の位置に戻す記述がないからそこ追記しよ！


I missed this two comments. So for unique I initially I just had them as unique followed by the entire value as a string due to time constraints . To parse it further I added in this comment. So unique had three categories permanent was one such exception where in command had a command in it. I took it as a given for this case as I had only one log file to infer from


good job.
Satel and multifun stopped working.
And no response and fix.........


Bonjour Monsieur ,

Je voulais effectuer un test de mon côté en pensant etre sur la branche
mais ce n'était pas le cas .

Excusez-moi pour la gêne occasionnée .

Cordialement,

Buron Léna
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This big long if/else if/else could also be done with a switch statement. Try re-writing this with a switch statement. It is a great exercise to learn/practise this with.


Yes the log for this isn't good. I wanted to land this log within the allotted two hours. I will log things better


Database


I would disagree about it being minor. I had to add this because the writeset was using SimpleEntry. It's actually major - @dahliamalkhi - I thought we removed the use of Map.SimpleEntry?


No, because people don't necessarily have a channel added. For example, they might just have a Nixpkgs checkout.


all network communications must be platform indipendent, which makes lot of sense since the client is the same and it shouldn't worry if the server is hosted on Linux or Windows.


You didn't update LastArchType


ここの記述、単純に初期位置の値を代入するだけでいいんじゃない？


Yeah, but I don't want the call to toString to fetch the transaction timestamp. I guess the best way would be to delombok the lazy getter.


Yes line 303 above

doGetOut _target;


Hi Martin,
fiddling already with G-code commands you may include support for tool change codes (Txx).

If you generate the milling code from EAGLE via pcb-gcode.ulp, there are chances that you get some different tool diameters for vias, holes and through hole parts.
If that happens, the streaming of g-code stops somewhere in the middle (likely several times) without issuing any hint about the reason for stopping.
Now you have to hit "Start" again to proceed and drill the current hole with the currently installed bit.
No chance to change the bit, since the spindle doesn't stop.

Keep in mind, that the challenge in implementing a tool change option is, you have to adjust the tools tip z coordinate to fit to the formerly installed bit. Both tools must work with the identical tool length or the difference between both lenghts has to be reckoned into following z values.
Am I right on that?


Hi @usmansheikh I have wrapped up a simple demonstration about the repo [here](https://youtu.be/NivFPRU56O0). If you have time it's only 3 minutes long - it should demo all 3 problems. Thanks.


Wouldn't it be simpler if this checks if `expenses_or_allowances == "yes"`?


Do you have a log with this kind of logspam?
As far as I saw on my kernel logs without this commit, there is no reference to _pageen not needed_; so this is pretty much useless


Seems to be a misplaced comment. Should probably mention something about throttling instead.


Should really start this script only once the whole HTML page has loaded on the client as you interact with content on that page.


#FEWD Week #5 Project: More JavaScript

###Description

JavaScript is powerful: we're able to take user interaction and information and use it to update the page without requiring a refresh. This week, a new startup in your city, CitiPix, is looking to create a personalized picture app that allows users to store pictures they've taken around the world and quickly access them by typing in keywords or tags associated with each photo; they have asked for your help to start building the front-end prototype. You will begin by building a web-app that will take a user's input and update the background image of the page based on that input. Once again, you have been given the starter code that includes the HTML and the CSS. Use the images in the image folder and write JavaScript to make the background image reflect user input based on the Technical Requirements below.

Student: Alistar

Project URL: https://alastair-javarec.github.io/citipix_01/

|                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
| Call ```$.val()``` on inputs to get the string value of your user's input                                                     |                                |                        |              2            |
| Store user input in ```var city```                                                                                |                                |                        |                 2         |
| Use $.on(submit) or ```$.click``` to figure out when the user clicks the "submit" button                                      |                                |                        |                2          |
| Create ```if / else if / else``` conditionals to control the flow of your application                                         |                                |                        |             2             |
| Write at least six different lines of pseudocode and display them inline as JavaScript comments                               |                                |                        |             2             |
| Prevent a form submission using the ```event.preventDefault()``` function                                                     |                                |                        |              2            |
| Use the ```$.ready()``` handler to delay your code from executing until all DOM assets have been loaded                       |                 0               |                        |                         |
| Get the first element from an attribute name using ```$.attr()```                                                             |                                |                        |              2            |
| Use the ```||``` operator in your conditionals to allow for multiple string values to execute ```if/else if``` statement code |                                |                        |           2               |
| If a user submits "New York" or "New York City" or "NYC" make the background of the page nyc.jpg                              |                                |                        |            2              |
| If a user submits "San Francisco" or "SF" or "Bay Area" make the background of the page sf.jpg                                |                                |                        |            2              |
| If a user submits "Los Angeles" or "LA" or "LAX" make the background of the page la.jpg                                       |                                |                        |             2             |
| If a user submits "Austin" or "ATX" make the background of the page austin.jpg                                                |                                |                        |          2                |
| If a user submits "Sydney" or "SYD" make the background of the page sydney.jpg                                                |                                |                        |               2           |
| TOTAL: 26/28                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |

Notes:
Nice work! Great to see that you got the job done and then got stuck in and explored your solution. A great way of learning by doing. See if you can iron out the last few bits. You are so close.


Unfortunately it was failing the build. Would you mind raising an issue against this? Thanks.


>Maybe instead of adding more and more bloat you should focus on fixing the bugs you introduced since v.818? I mean lack of left padding in notifications, now the text and icons touch the edge of the screen...

I case you haven't notices I don't develop this module anymore and the other devs both have a life as well. You are welcome to contribute with fixes but I can say that it's an annoying task to fix bugs that are only present on certain devices you can't test yourself.


why do you get valhalla.lco.gtn but I cant get valhallascheduler.lco.gtn?

#unfair #makeamericagreatagain


These corrections are in error these.


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I think this makes sense after I reflected on it, but just want to double check that hexidecimal is really considered a higher level of abstraction than binary. It threw me off a little at first.


удаляй это говно


@udeved ping


Also not right it seems


By the way, we could start using async/await if we set Node >= 7.6 as a requirement.
It would look something like
```javascript
async deleteDataset(_, args) {
  try {
    const payload = jwt.decode(args.jwt, config.JWT_SECRET);
    await checkPermissions(args.datasetId, payload);
    const url = ...;
    return (await fetch(url, {method: 'POST'})).statusText;
  } catch {...}
}
```


HideIfExpressionResultsZero added**


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The `.travis.yml` has to be changed to instead `dub run -c unittest-unthreaded --build=unittest`


How do they obtain such a Nix? When I install Nix, either with ```curl https://nixos.org/nix/install | sh``` or just by being on NixOS, I do get/have a channel. So as far as I can tell, "not having a channel" must be a conscious choice the user made.


You could make this an es6 class:

```js
class Mutex {
  constructor () {
    this._busy = false
    this._queue = []
  }

  synchronize (task) {
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
      this._queue.push([task, resolve, reject])
      if (!this._busy) this._dequeue()
    })
  }
}
```

etc


another big change there  🤐 ✌


@shazron  do you know the reason why we are not allowed to change the app name?  We use this to do different distributions.   During our build process we change our name so we can have multiple versions of the app installed (dev, uat, etc)

eg dev build id: com.unboxed.testapp-dev
e.g uat build id: com.unboxed.testapp-uat


anaaaa


@paul90 Can we assume this line may be removed nowadays?


I think the key point here is that GPS signaling doesn't happen over the internet (wikipedia says it's microwaves). Same with SMS, which I believe typically goes over mobile networks, though maybe it's possible over the internet. And data mining doesn't necessarily need the internet either, since it could be done on a local data file. I think the feedback needs to note this internet vs. not internet issue.


What is sass used for?


Thanks!


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 * 130 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 123 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 22 tests had: ESO small diffs.
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This is


Small suggestion, but maybe "concatenate their characters" rather than "concatenate their values"


@udeved
Could you please take 5 and update that flawed pacman-mirrors package?


It means the ignore list doesn't function, it will not ignore tags specified in the ignore list since they are invalid and do not exist in the dictionary and continue to use data when it contains an ignore flag. This could result in training on data marked as reject_run thereby reducing performance of the net.


Thanks a lot!


requesting for counter


We're still working on prepping the next major release (see work on the `experimental` branch); haven't wanted to cut a release yet without getting the CI green first. We don't have a date yet, but actively working towards it.


No I didn't take the time for testing but just for documentation.

I just took from [react-native-ibeacon](https://github.com/frostney/react-native-ibeacon).

Interesting we discover so many things to fix.


System.out.println("ela mundo");


seperate methods to make it go left and right


bla-bla-bla


Hmm. For some reason it actually doesn't exclude the file on my machine, so, whatever.


Do CSP students know the concept of "declaring"? How about "compiling"? If they don't, then maybe a simpler way to say this is "the code will not work because we are trying to assign the value of temp to b before temp ever gets a value"


The `<nav>` element could be surrounded by a `<header>` element.


Just curious, I have no Idea what is happening here: You changed the actual value but not the one in then comments. Lying documentation?


Small typo: realted should be related


bad copy/paste, mais fuck cette option la


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Using a wildcard for the `RuntimeFrameworkVersion` (such as 2.0.0-*) is supposed to work.  I'm not sure why it's not working in VS, but it seems like it could have something to do with the private NETCoreApp package that's being referenced.  Is that supposed to replace the Microsoft.NETCore.App package in this case?  If so then probably what you want to do is set `DisableImplicitFrameworkReferences` to true and in that case you won't need to set `RuntimeFrameworkVersion` at all.


I might also give this a class `<section="selling-oints">`


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Code that will be implemented into assign.py when working. Currently compares tutor degree and tutee degree then assigns tutor to tutee based on that, more assigning rules will be added i.e max per group etc.
Only iterates through tutees for one tutor though, currently working on a fix to iterate through tutees with all tutors.


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the error it was throwing in docker on attempts to publish the uploaded sample file for #2591 was:
```
  File "/opt/apps/amara/babelsubs/parsers/dfxp.py", line 21, in __init__
    raise SubtitleParserError("There was an error while we were parsing your xml", e)
SubtitleParserError: ('There was an error while we were parsing your xml', XMLSyntaxError(u'Attribute xmlns:tts redefined, line 1, column 40',))
```
which apparently was caused by the above code missing the existing tag which used http://www.w3.org/ns/ttml#style instead of ttml#styling, and added another xmlns:tts attribute with the correct link, causing the above error. publishing the edited sample file works after the change.


Yes I understand that, but why rotate be 1 degree only?


Ok, see #380


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It looks great with the Ctrl + a. Good job.


If you wanted to be fancy, you could write this as a single line: ```this.clonesDo = this.clones.forEach```


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But what happens if I change the original sprite? In Scratch when you change the original sprite and then create a clone, the clone will be created based on the updated original sprite.


This is a good start. Should we add papan- in front all of our classes? I added it sometimes, sometimes not. I don't like to be inconsistent, but I'm messy as well.


The package itself doesn't replace but many of the files will get replaced. It is worth trying DisableImplicitFrameworkReferences but there might be some other files like the host that might be missing if we do that.


@bozana, was this tested against PostgreSQL at all? The upgrade process dies on line 1592 (see [this post](http://forum.pkp.sfu.ca/t/bug-in-ojs-3-0-0-3-0-2-upgrade-on-postgresql/29525)).


This was an accidental change, need to revert this.


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Yep, loved it when I opened this file and added a new line to it and committed it... You might wanna do the same sometime when you're bored af. But unfortunately I wasn't bored :(


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This was an accidental commit. Will revert back to the red.


Welcome to Devops


@KabutoKun  Thanks, done.


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Tak żeby było wiadomo, czyje są błędy i inne kwasy w tym kodzie ;) -- jestem autorem kodu w powyższej zmianie.


This is a comment on first commit.


Firstly thanks for providing this tool, Iovasoa!
Not sure if you can help, but I'm not having much luck trying to pull the images from Artsy as described above.

When I try 'Select automatically' it says:
Uncaught Error: Invalid JSON:
https://fusion.artsy.net/api/v1/artwork/jean-francois-rauzier-barcelona-veduta
(http://ophir.alwaysdata.net/dezoomify/zoommanager.js:178)

With SeaDragon (DZI) selected it says:
TypeError: null is not an object (evaluating 'response.documentElement')

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Adam


Tu as viré toutes les modifs


This is precisely the kind of things I have with these languages. Usually I don't like depending on thousand of little libraries. The more you are tied to it, the more the pain when it breaks or whatever. Is there seriously no standard way of doing this properly?


@efossier yep, that looks good, thank you! Do you expect it to be released soon?


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Thanks for this quick fix.


No worries :)

Regarding `documenter` the drawer button has `class="button drawer vertical-right"`.


@amormysh I'll be releasing it today.


I feel like abstraction is related to the complexity of a software system... though I would say that abstraction decreases the complexity, while perhaps increasing the number of components... But defining complexity is well, complex. Maybe "Abstraction may be indirectly related to the decreasing the complexity of a software system". Note typo on "realted".


👍 my cloud environments last just a day or so, but you are right, it is bad practice


Small typo: resotre -> restore


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Nice, i forgot throw exception :)


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Nice, but is there any chance of using a 32-bit image for us poor souls that don't have beefy enough hardware to run 64-bit VMs? :)


désolé , mauvaise version fichier. J'ai refait.


@SomayahS  hey check this somayah

but it's not a very elegant solution
becuz I had to share the beaconList with beaconDetailsReduced so I made it an attribute although we meant for each beaconDetailsReduced to belong to ONE beacon, so having the whole list as an attribute seems kinda clumsy


swsws


Could probably simplify the wording with the brackets to be just NZD


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oh duh that's very simple haha


Git's Readme


I am not aware of any need for port 4000. It may have been a relic from some of the old plugin code that used websockets.

As a side note the Dockerfile only exposes port 3000 - but is out of date, you need at least node.js v6


YES PLEASE, I was going to do that when I first pulled it down but didn't want to jump the gun ;)


Ouais en JS ça te prend le nombre de millisecondes depuis epoch, ruby te retourne le nombre de secondes