[inst/examples/scatterplot/server.R:10:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/inst/examples/scatterplot/server.R#L10) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    num.ticks <- input$nticks
    ^~~~~~~~~
```
[inst/examples/scatterplot/server.R:11:25:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/inst/examples/scatterplot/server.R#L11) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    if (num.ticks == 0) num.ticks <- NULL
                        ^~~~~~~~~
```
[inst/examples/scatterplot/server.R:12:10:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/inst/examples/scatterplot/server.R#L12) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    else num.ticks <- rep(num.ticks, 3)
         ^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/data-definitions.R:19:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/data-definitions.R#L19) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r
#'
  ^
```
[R/data-definitions.R:21:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/data-definitions.R#L21) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r
#'
  ^
```
[R/globe.R:129:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/globe.R#L129) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r
#'
  ^
```
[R/globe.R:149:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/globe.R#L149) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r
#'
  ^
```
[R/globe.R:158:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/globe.R#L158) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  arcsColor="#99aaff",
  ^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/globe.R:159:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/globe.R#L159) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  arcsHeight=0.4,
  ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/globe.R:160:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/globe.R#L160) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  arcsLwd=1,
  ^~~~~~~
```
[R/globe.R:161:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/globe.R#L161) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  arcsOpacity=0.2,
  ^~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/globe.R:200:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/globe.R#L200) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  arcsHeight <- max(min(arcsHeight, 1), 0.2)
  ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/globe.R:201:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/globe.R#L201) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  arcsOpacity <- max(min(arcsOpacity, 1), 0)
  ^~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/globe.R:239:1:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/globe.R#L239) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
globeOutput <- function(outputId, width = "100%", height = "600px") {
^~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/globe.R:239:25:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/globe.R#L239) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
globeOutput <- function(outputId, width = "100%", height = "600px") {
                        ^~~~~~~~
```
[R/globe.R:246:1:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/globe.R#L246) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
renderGlobe <- function(expr, env = parent.frame(), quoted = FALSE) {
^~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:64:1:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L64) *style:* **Lines should not be more than 130 characters.**
```r
#' \item{}{ optional a single igraph object with the same number of vertices as \code{g} above (if specified this must be the first entry)}
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:68:1:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L68) *style:* **Lines should not be more than 130 characters.**
```r
#' \item{cumulative}{ - optional boolean entry, if \code{TRUE} then vertex positions are added to current plot, default is \code{FALSE}}
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:137:21:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L137) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
                    vertex.color, vertex.size, vertex.shape, vertex.label,
                    ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:137:35:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L137) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
                    vertex.color, vertex.size, vertex.shape, vertex.label,
                                  ^~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:137:48:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L137) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
                    vertex.color, vertex.size, vertex.shape, vertex.label,
                                               ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:137:62:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L137) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
                    vertex.color, vertex.size, vertex.shape, vertex.label,
                                                             ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:138:21:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L138) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
                    edge.color, edge.width, edge.alpha,
                    ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:138:33:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L138) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
                    edge.color, edge.width, edge.alpha,
                                ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:138:45:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L138) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
                    edge.color, edge.width, edge.alpha,
                                            ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:148:30:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L148) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    if (missing(edge.color)) edge.color <- lapply(g, function(x) {
                             ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:156:32:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L156) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    if (missing(vertex.color)) vertex.color <- lapply(g, function(x) ifel(is.null(V(x)$color), "orange", V(x)$color))
                               ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:167:32:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L167) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    if (missing(vertex.color)) vertex.color <- list(ifel(is.null(V(g)$color), "orange", V(g)$color))
                               ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:168:30:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L168) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    if (missing(edge.color)) edge.color <- ifel(is.null(E(g)$color), NA, E(g)$color)
                             ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:171:29:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L171) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  if (missing(vertex.size)) vertex.size <- ifel(is.null(V(g)$size), 2, V(g)$size / 7)
                            ^~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:172:30:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L172) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  if (missing(vertex.shape)) vertex.shape <- ifel(is.null(V(g)$shape), "circle", V(g)$shape)
                             ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:173:30:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L173) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  if (missing(vertex.label)) vertex.label <- ifel(is.null(V(g)$label), NA, V(g)$label)
                             ^~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:174:28:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L174) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  if (missing(edge.width)) edge.width <- ifel(is.null(E(g)$width), 1, E(g)$width)
                           ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:178:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L178) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    edge.width <- edge.width[1]
    ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:182:30:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L182) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    if (length(E(g)) > 1000) edge.alpha <- 0.3
                             ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:183:10:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L183) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    else edge.alpha <- 1
         ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/graph.R:184:31:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/graph.R#L184) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    if (!is.null(E(g)$alpha)) edge.alpha <- E(g)$alpha
                              ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/scatterplot.R:199:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L199) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  num.ticks = c(6, 6, 6),
  ^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/scatterplot.R:200:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L200) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  x.ticklabs = NULL,
  ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/scatterplot.R:201:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L201) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  y.ticklabs = NULL,
  ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/scatterplot.R:202:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L202) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  z.ticklabs = NULL,
  ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/scatterplot.R:206:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L206) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  flip.y = TRUE,
  ^~~~~~
```
[R/scatterplot.R:211:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L211) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  cex.symbols = 1,
  ^~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/scatterplot.R:261:27:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L261) *style:* **Remove spaces before the left parenthesis in a function call.**
```r
  x <- lapply(x, function (y) y[, c(1, 3, 2), drop=FALSE])
                          ^
```
[R/scatterplot.R:265:13:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L265) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    options$axisLabels <- colnames(x[[1]])[1:3]
            ^~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/scatterplot.R:286:30:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L286) *style:* **Remove spaces before the left parenthesis in a function call.**
```r
  x <- lapply(x, function(x) (x[, 1:3, drop=FALSE] - rep(mn, each = n)) / (rep(mx - mn, each = n)))
                             ^
```
[R/scatterplot.R:313:5:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L313) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    num.ticks <- pmax(1, num.ticks[c(1, 3, 2)])
    ^~~~~~~~~
```
[R/scatterplot.R:369:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L369) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
  N <- length(options$from) - length(options$vertices)
  ^
```
[R/scatterplot.R:426:1:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L426) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
scatterplotThreeOutput <- function(outputId, width="100%", height="500px") {
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/scatterplot.R:426:36:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L426) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
scatterplotThreeOutput <- function(outputId, width="100%", height="500px") {
                                   ^~~~~~~~
```
[R/scatterplot.R:432:1:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/scatterplot.R#L432) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
renderScatterplotThree <- function(expr, env = parent.frame(), quoted = FALSE) {
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/threejs.R:18:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/threejs.R#L18) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r
#'
  ^
```
[R/utilities.R:19:7:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/utilities.R#L19) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r
#' see
      ^
```
[R/utilities.R:29:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/utilities.R#L29) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r
#'
  ^
```
[R/utilities.R:38:3:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/R/utilities.R#L38) *style:* **Trailing whitespace is superfluous.**
```r
#'
  ^
```
[tests/threejs.R:3:1:](https://github.com/bwlewis/rthreejs/blob/37bd11bb7d0d1e45aa95c64a81c3f25c12c13fe5/tests/threejs.R#L3) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
N <- 100
^
```


used -> use


I think, it's better from the API perspective to put plain InputStream as an input parameter. We could check whether it's already DataInputStream, but it doesn't make much sense to me.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [array type](https://trello.com/c/8c5Up3l8/27-array-type)


At this stage I've been learning more about it. I stumbled into it because in this case there is literally only one rule for the entire component. So an inline style seemed appropriate because it avoids updating three separate files.

To properly adopt this practice we'd incorporate a support library like Glamorous or Radium (to handle hover states and media queries, and to sweeten the syntax).

Advantages would be: Styles are contained inside the component. Styles can be modified as a js object. No separate tree of Sass files. No need to create a new className, create a new stylesheet, or import it — so if the name of the component changes there are fewer places it has to be updated. Probably the best part is not having to name things.

Disadvantages: Learning curve. No Sass. Much slower build time.

The last point about the build time is a dealbreaker at the moment, when working with styles I like to see the changes in near-realtime (updating UI in < 1s ideally.)

Feedback welcome!


I don't have anything against `goto` but I still think it makes more sense to just `return` here and let defer take care of the rest. Consider this:

``` Go
req, err := client.CreatePreparer(resourceGroupName, name, parameters, cancel)
if err != nil {
    errChan <- autorest.NewErrorWithError(err, "redis.GroupClient", "Create", nil, "Failure preparing request")
    return
}
```


@jgillis @ghorn Any objection?


Agreed. That was the idea i tried to capture ... obviously I screwed up the ifdefs!!


test


details http://dzsoft.ru/post/sortable-js


5.1.0rc2, actually. Oh well.


Hello


I think the comment should be changed accordingly!!


No modules have been removed in this commit. The 'deletions' are accounted for in the 'additions' and all have their original version


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Will this solve the issues with the PS4 client not being able to stream media?


@erikkemperman I think this gets us close to a version of `src` that I want. Can you submit a PR so we can discuss further?


Yes, but setting the config options in the `daemon.json` is highly recommended over starting `dockerd` manually, because you lose distro-specific settings and environment for starting `dockerd` when you start it manually, and this can create unpredictable behavior.


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Agreed I will place the the sending to channels and closing in a deferred lambda.


The sender will block until the channel is read which means the go routine will linger for some amount of time.


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I'd like that, too - a short experiment (replace "http://" with "https://" in all requests) didn't work, though, and I ran out of time for today (and, most likely, for April).

Perhaps you'd like to have a shot? :)


needs to be device_capricorn and device_capricorn_summary
Please fix


ok for revert


This is the right way to handle sockets. Apparently there is no "standard" C++ way, but this seems to be portable enough.


ну зачем же пароль коммитить


@EricDavies Careful not to change adapter.js without notice.

I use cordova with easyrtc and adaper.js is ok for me even using last cordova-plugin-iosrtc
https://github.com/eface2face/cordova-plugin-iosrtc


Class TileEntityTreasureChestAsteroids and TileEntityOxygenPipe are come from 1.7?


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Messages:

 * 97 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 6 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: AUD diffs.

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 * Failed: 1

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スキップ停止処理をありがとうございます。助かりました。
動作確認しました。Web版にも反映します。
こちらでも、title.ksとイベント終了後のお稽古パート処理前にスキップ停止処理を入れます。


Ok but you updated adapter.js again...


In English, this means "Another server was already started, on the same port".


I had to


I'd avoid naming this "USERCOPY" and just leave it "Usercopy" etc.


Should be mcvine/mcvine#208


Nothing else here uses GFP_USERCOPY, so I'd split it out of this patch.


what I actually had in mind was to program an entirely new entity


As I understand it, SLAB_USERCOPY is only being used here for backward-compat to out-of-tree sources that were patched to deal with PAX_USERCOPY. I would drop this and the define for it.


Thread must be aggregated into Client, because when client gets accepted the thread starts, and when the client leaves, for any reason, the thread shall stop.


This is where you'd add the $field_cleanup parameter.


So it looks like this function will no longer be valid. The Drupal pattern is to remove a deprecated function, as well as any calls to it from previous update hooks (I found 6 in the project).

Also, in looking further into field_delete_instance, it turns out you can add a 3rd parameter for $field_cleanup, which removes the field base if there are no further instances. We can use that to further simplify your code here so that we don't need `_forms_delete_fields`.


Here, instead of SLAB_USERCOPY, I'd detect the usercopy-ness via usersize > 0.


Ah, that should be changed. I copied the row over from the derivativeProcessor class


Title Change


How am I notified?


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rename formuler1 to formuler1tc is better


This should be split out into a separate patch (likely with a full Kconfig item to control it).


Or, I guess, instead of this, just include useroffset and usersize for the unique id output.


Why pointer?  much easier: string ClientName;   string is a replacement for char*


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test


need to mention, you don't have to include leave a `<body></body>` since the main.js just have import `imports/ui/body.html` thus this one is never included...


output file


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OK -- looking at the comment and the code for `MountPoint` (which was apparently written by Armon back in the day), I thought the intention was to do the exact opposite -- undo the changes that were done to the pointer before returning.

Anyway, done!


With the rewrite I've done it's clear to me that this test is not needed, so I've removed it. Same goes for the test that used the custom matcher.


should this be restricted for certain builds only ?


cluster is an argument to the function, so use its value rather than over-writing it.


just spent an hour tracking down a bug that shouldnt be there, I run a 64bit system so if we dont compile it with -m32 my memory gets all fucked up in random places. Please leave the -m32 command in for gcc.


Use the model_matrix() function to make this generic.


You forgot this function cpu_all_ctrl(true) at here so all cores aren't kept to be always online as the hotplug claimed. And lazyplug_active has been checked in lazyplug_work_fn already so the check in this function is useless.


You're right about that comment, *but*, the router is the right place to attach that info and for future reasons it will be useful to have in the core after the call!


Use the internal matrix_list() function.
```
T_list <- matrix_list(X_mat, cluster, "row")
```


I don't think you need this because you can get the residuals from obj directly.


🚀 Glad to hear its fixed!


how is it better to create a controller this way ?


Get W_list by using
```
W_list <- weightMatrix(obj, cluster)
```


My first comment...


For consistency with vcov_CR(), use
```
J <- nlevels(cluster)
```


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Get this directly using
```
alpha_tilde <- na.omit(coef_CS(obj))
```


Get this directly using
```
e_tilde <- residuals_CS(obj)
e_tilde_list <- split(resid, cluster)
```


Evan is going to whip somethinf up to get us started

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Sorry about the above comment.... It's one of my frequent burnouts. There is something I surely didn't understood, because when I check GLSL in BF blender 2.78c I have this: http://pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=114823


Is this correct?  The old code would (when it worked) set the timestamp of .gitmodules to that of $@.  The new code sets the timestamp of $@ to that of .gitmodules -- which may be correct for this particular $@, but require more action for a different target.  (I don't think I have a CLA, or I would do a PR.)


Under development


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I find you add "add Feature" function, but I can't add "JspMvcFeature.class" when I want to add jersey MVC. How can I use the jerset MVC? Thanks for your attention!


his is 分流


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The adjustment matrices are stored as an attribute of vcov_full. Use
```
A_list <- attr(vcov_full, "adjustments")
```


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nice! XD


Hmm, I 've changed it. I now use isS1NonEmptyString and isS2NonEmptyString variables, but I'll be honest and say I've got doubts this change is worth it. But, then I remind myself that my coding experience is short.


Looks good!


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Short text clustering is an increasingly important methodology but faces the challenges of sparsity and high-dimensionality of text data. Previous concept decomposition methods have obtained concept vectors via the centroids of clusters using k-means-type clustering algorithms on normal, full texts. We propose a new concept decomposition method, WordCom that creates concept vectors by identifying semantic word communities from a weighted word co-occurrence network extracted from a short text corpus or a subset thereof. The cluster membership of short texts are then estimated by mapping the original short texts to the learned semantic concept vectors. The proposed method is not only robust to the sparsity of short text corpora but also overcomes the curse of dimensionality, scaling to a large number of short text inputs due to the concept vectors being obtained from term-term instead of document-term space. Experimental tests have shown that the proposed method outperforms state-of-the-art algorithms.
This software has been released in conjunction with the paper "Concept Decompositions for Short Text Clustering by Identifying Word Communities" by Caiyan Jia, Matthew B. Carson, et al.


Actually, no. The `else` case is `result` staying `''`.


Looks good.


Why not?

if (!((window.innerWidth > 992)&&(menu.hasClass('fixed')))) removeMenu();


Isn't this Executor useless?


hammer@hammer:~$ lsusb
Bus 002 Device 068: ID 148f:7601 Ralink Technology, Corp. MT7601U
Wireless Adapter
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 008 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 007 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 006 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 001 Device 004: ID 0c45:63ee Microdia
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 003 Device 004: ID 413c:8162 Dell Computer Corp. Integrated
Touchpad [Synaptics]
Bus 003 Device 003: ID 413c:8161 Dell Computer Corp. Integrated Keyboard
Bus 003 Device 002: ID 0a5c:4500 Broadcom Corp. BCM2046B1 USB 2.0 Hub
(part of BCM2046 Bluetooth)
Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub

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Bad programmer!!!


Sorry also about the above comment... This looks great and I should fight back my ego (réfréner mon ego)


update readme.md


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Bad programmer!!! *hits wrist twice with two fingers*


This may add the tag `xorm:"json"`.


Chill the f*** out guys its @Asderdd s fault . if you want too build so badly , then just fix the error yourself or make a pull request .I'm expecting you guys who "test" stuff to have at least this much of knowledge .god mind your tone @killerdroid96


- Fibonacci sequence is defined as F(1) = 1, F(2) = 1, F(n) = F(n-1) + F(n-2) for n > 2. How can you incorporate this into a (recursive) definition (assuming you know what recursion is, and how to use it).
- You should give functions in python lowercase names, like `fibonacci` instead of `Fibonacci`. Capitalized names are usually reserved for classes and modules (It's python style, and a common programming idiom).
- Use .py as the extension of your file. Also, just call it fibonacci.py, leave of the parentheses


See comment above. This could be something like
```
B_adj <- attr(vcov_null, "adjustments")
f_list <- switch(residual_adjustment,
CR0 = e_tilde_j
CR1 = lapply(e_tilde_j, function(e) e * B_adj),
CR1S = lapply(e_tilde_j, function(e) e * B_adj),
CR2 = Map(function(b, e) b %*% e, b = B_adj , e = e_tilde_j),
etc.
)
```


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vectors are lists, so I don't think this is necessary.


fixed


Tiny nitpick: This prints 1, which is not prime. Also, where do you combine the code you wrote for this and the code you wrote for fibonacci?


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Set default seed value to NULL.


https://github.com/ResurrectionRemix/Resurrection_packages_apps_Settings/commit/304dc7702b93599a476ca0deb71710cf1a4a70a0

There are you happy? enjoy getting spoonfed all the time


Only use set.seed() if random_seed is not null, i.e.,
```
if (is.null(random_seed)) set.seed(random_seed)
```


Testing pull request


@matthewd after I upgrade Shopify I saw a lot of `no implicit conversion of ActionController::Parameters into Hash` errors. It seems that Ruby was implicit converting to a Hash even that the `respond_to?` returned false. I tried to find why this is happen in Ruby but I could not understand since the code explicit check for respond_to.

I change the implementation to keep the behavior as before and added a test case for the implicit conversion.


I even smiling when writing the comment LOL, was trolling...


Use
```
E_list <- attr(vcov_full, "est_mats")
```


`;` here still :/


@MOVZX yeah your cool . This Killerdroid dude seems to have a lot of attitude. firstly hes making his own "rom" by adding our rom as base without common courtesy as to take permission, then he comes in here acting like a god.! LOL!!!


Will try that out with the next chance.


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time


Get this out of the attributes of vcov_full
```
M_Udd_matrx <- attr(vcov_full, "bread")
```


[swift test1.zip](https://github.com/TopCatAppDevelopment/Budgetable/files/945905/swift.test1.zip)


yes sherlock


Use coef_CS(), as above.


Use residuals_CS(), as above.


rb_check_funcall is being called and if it return Qundef it raises https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/v2_3_4/object.c#L2558.

rb_check_funcall_default check if the object respond to the method and if not it returns Qundef https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/v2_3_4/vm_eval.c#L461-L464. Not sure how that is happening and I'm not sure how to debug on C land.


@zjulbj 你好，有个问题请教一下你，为什么我在fork dangdangdotcom/dubbox 项目时，fork下来的却是alibaba/dubbo


'Image of my console with array' all my pictures ' loaded


Make this a data.frame() and don't round. (Never round, except in print() functions!)


fixed
я думал, что можно сделать с помощью флоатов.
просто пока нет опыта как разметка реализуется в css, поэтому такие ляпы. ))


ArgumentError のassertは以下のコードで可能
```
        assert_raises ArgumentError do
          @master.role = key
        end
```


Ok, good catch.  Took care of it now here.


LGTM


I've worked a little bit

in a few days I will release it
now i'm too tired...

1. I've done a dropdown for notifications
![notif](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/26153731/25260381/cbf2cc60-2619-11e7-81e8-efba8dc4614c.jpg)

Maybe will release it, if needed

2. Notifications for upvote/downvote  (Will release it)

3. I've done some things to comments too
![likes](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/26153731/25260431/292e8a4a-261a-11e7-92ce-3210ae645210.jpg)

- Like/Dislike buttons
- Cancel vote (I have problem with that one...)
- Cannot like your own comments
- The more Dislikes you get, the more your comment is transparent  (alpha in CSS) (people don't want to read bad comments...)

The problem with **cancel vote** is, Whent I cancel vote, I don't know what was the vote of the user Up or Down so I cannot revert it in JS. Only when page refreshes.

Will work a little bit more in next days to improve the code and i will release it.


LGTM for now


Need detail spec. plz wait for a while.


`error: Error`?


Is there a more specific type you could give to `res`? What is the result value returned by `openBluetoothAdapter`?


no. because we're only ever in this branch `if len(a.Chunks) == 0` i.e. the very first point


Created multidev environment [ci-example-d8-composer#pr-831](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/c401fd14-f745-4e51-9af2-f30b45146a0c#pr-831).

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Btw, can you explain for me, I applied your change but with a little modification and my device couldn't be woke up when screen is off (no matter what method, I had to force device to power off). What is the key that you added to make sure the behavior don't appear?


welcome to test file


PR submitted
https://github.com/discourse/discourse/pull/4828


Sorry, I forgot to clean the folder before updating the repo.


Thanks for the correction, there is no previous error!
But it does not work, I'm asking for help.
What should be the string ansible?

keepass
Entry Title = server1
Entry UserName = root

cat ansible.cfg
[defaults]
vars_plugins=./vars_plugins

cat ansible/hosts
[test]
server1 x_auth_system="keepass" x_auth_system_kdb="passnew2.kdbx"

root@ubuntu:/etc/ansible# ansible -vvv -u root -m shell -a 'df -hTP' server1 --ask-su-pass
Using /etc/ansible/ansible.cfg as config file
SUDO password: (Do not enter)
Enter keepass vault password for host server1: (Enter password)
Using module file /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/ansible/modules/core/commands/command.py
<server1> ESTABLISH SSH CONNECTION FOR USER: root
<server1> SSH: EXEC ssh -C -o ControlMaster=auto -o ControlPersist=60s -o KbdInteractiveAuthentication=no -o PreferredAuthentications=gssapi-with-mic,gssapi-keyex,hostbased,publickey -o PasswordAuthentication=no -o User=root -o ConnectTimeout=10 -o ControlPath=/root/.ansible/cp/ansible-ssh-%h-%p-%r server1 '/bin/sh -c '"'"'( umask 77 && mkdir -p "` echo ~/.ansible/tmp/ansible-tmp-1492742111.13-45588165776619 `" && echo ansible-tmp-1492742111.13-45588165776619="` echo ~/.ansible/tmp/ansible-tmp-1492742111.13-45588165776619 `" ) && sleep 0'"'"''
nsk-rheltest03 | UNREACHABLE! => {
    "changed": false,
    "msg": "Failed to connect to the host via ssh: Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic,password).\r\n",
    "unreachable": true
}


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Is migrating to net46 necessary? It breaks mono for xplat, since mono peaks at 4.5 currently.


ini adalah proyek pertama belajar git


@tgroh

The newly created TupleTag is different than the one in pc:
tagA - > (pc1, tag1)
tagB -> (pc2, tag2)
It caused some confusion when we translate Flatten (setting up the connections in DAG).

Any context about this change?


Kicad show me an error message when I try to open the kicad_pcb file (No error to open .pro and .sch files). In the error window says that the project was made in a newest version of Kicad but I'm using the last stable build (4.0.6). Are you using a nightly build or what are I missing?

 Thank you!

 Regards.

 Mariano.


I follow all of the technical specifics, but was wondering about the move from east to west.


I pretty much made the modifications i have in mind and done a nice refactor of the source. I borrowed some ideas from new version and other auth plugins, so it is pretty much complete unless i come with some other ideas later.

If you wish you can add this on your page in case someone still wants to use the old source tree plugin.


void Arbol::mostrarPorRecursion()
{
  if(raiz == NULL)
  {
    cout << endl << "El arbol no tiene nodos...";
  }
  else
  {
  encabezadoArbol();
  muestreoRecursivo(raiz);
  cout << endl << "Presione cualquier tecla para continuar...";
  }


Yup, I put it there for this reason!


Oh, so, actually, the slab/slub parts that actually do the validation here need to be extracted into a separate patch because it's possible there will be time between applying this patch and applying each of the subsystem usercopy size/offset patches, and until they're all applied, this will blow up.


if message is a pointer, you need to send message->c_str()  - this goes directly to the memory of the string.


:joy:


It should handle binaries. It only deals with creation events. This filtering happens in the metarouter. It should be happening async by default this happens in the config.properties


Not really. I usually have the minimum number of plugins and almost never use env in babel config with couple of exceptions...


Fixed in b911e734d62cdf5910e5360d7777a6da692846e6.


This removes dependency. Babel plugin removes actual proptypes of my components


Is this whitespace damaged?


whitespace damaged?


@mtnbarreto this causes the version to default to `1.7.0`


This is correct usage of char[] because recv requires a memory area. You could have done it with std::string too, but more complicated and with no benefit whatsoever.


This will likely need to be split up per subsystem: kernel, fs, net, kvm.


I merged your changes, but I head to create a new commit (which is now under my name). I added your Github username as creator in the description.


Fair enough :) I guess the main difference, which we already talked about offline is that we'd publish back an empty object even in failure cases.


This can probably allow us to revert the ```Requires -Version 3.0 flag```


Ok. Tak! :)

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For the commit messages, something like:

This defines the area of the kernel heap that is expected to be copied to/from userspace. All other areas should never be exposed to (or writable from) userspace. These whitelisted areas were extracted from PaX.


This was added back from commit 7320aba.


Hi. I'm here, too.


Yes, read my mind.  I just saved that commit to master.


The commit message for this should be something like:

Currently hardened usercopy allows access to all kernel slab cache allocations. Most caches contain data that should only be exposed to the kernel. To further tighten what is allowed to be copied between userspace and the kernel slab cache, this prepares to declare whitelisted areas of each cache that is expected to be copied to/from userspace. The following patches will add the annotations and finally enable enforcement of the new whitelist checks. This has been ported from PaX's PAX_USERCOPY feature.


edred


lgtm


Thank you, Nicolas!...


This change belongs in with the changes you have in patch 2. This is creating the general whitelist for all kmalloc allocations as being allowed to be copied to/from userspace.


done


pff


I don't think this was compile-tested: it's missing the arguments for useroffset, usersize. As noted below, this is part of the changes needed to whitelist regular kmalloc when using SLAB.


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Oh right. Misread that. Probably best to keep that since the maintainer must not prefer blank lines like we do


Thanks!


There is still the external dependency on Util::getFileExt


Will try it once mt eyes stop bleeding :0


I even tested it manually myself.  But I guess I tested it on python 3, and the problem is python 2.


Superbe nom de commit, et grande patience, merci.


Danke!


the comment is now wrong


This patch is really 3 pieces... first there is what's needed to actually get a system running with the slab whitelisting for dealing with regular kmalloc things. It should be comparable to the kmalloc pieces from my original split:
https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/9165709/

The next piece is a totally new feature, which separates kernel kmallocs from trivially-controllable kmallocs. I had the early split of this feature here (though ignore the SLOB parts):
https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/9165707/

I think it needs its own Kconfig, which may need to be tied to whatever happens with slab merging, since these would all get trivially merged together with their kernel kmalloc counterparts (since they would have the same size and whitelists). This is also what ends up using GFP_USERCOPY, so it would be defined here.

The commit message for this feature should read similar to what I had in the CONFIG_HARDENED_USERCOPY_SPLIT_KMALLOC patch above.


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@pglewis Double semicolon.


Hmm.. I didnt realize many people are still supporting version 8.0 ?


this change has invalid syntax.


Hi. Are days repeating?


The "old rollback function"?  Commit'ing to null makes no sense to me (if that is what you mean...)

I don't know how I feel about the multiple commits on a speculation.  That doesn't work like DTrace speculative tracing.  It's not "bad" just different.  Did you mean:

```
#define  mtev_log_speculate_rollback(spec) mtev_log_speculate_commit(NULL, spec)
```

If so, that's the API I was suggesting -- though not the implementation.


This is exactly what I have tried in the first place. Neither
```
<disambig action="add"><wd pos="1"/></disambig>
<disambig action="add"><wd pos="2"/></disambig>
```
nor
`<disambig action="add"><wd pos="1"/><wd pos="2"/></disambig>`
did work for me.


I believe this broke textures for blitz, blitz99 and clones - seattle.cpp
![blitz-diff](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9075896/25294780/d32d4c5e-26ae-11e7-8a88-2f07e228aa72.png)


There are three arguments in the sprintf format specifier but only two arguments.


Hmm.. I was wondering if you can show me a screenshot with what a 4 row month looks like?


merge


Honestly, getting accustomed to the kosher way of doing things around GitHub.


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I will probably be a few hours late for final draft.


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Use logging


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Verifica daca doua numere sunt consecutive.


This is fixed in one of our 2.7 branches already too


There's still some `sLower` (of phrases) in there -- is that a mistake?


Why catching the exception if normal behavior is not to fail?
If it fails , then let the method level to handle that


I meant:

```
<disambig action="add"><wd pos="ADJ:AKK:SIN:NEU:GRU:IND"/></disambig>
<disambig action="add"><wd pos="ADJ:NOM:SIN:NEU:GRU:IND "/></disambig>
(...)
```

So that there's only one pattern per form.


You don't need a $ for (ns $ emptN) !


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more `sLower`


ditto.


- accepta doar un numar intreg de 3 cifre
- ordoneaza cifrele descrescator
- noul numar va fi format din cifrele cele mai mari


committing to "null" is what I was suggesting, yes, and which I've implemented here: https://github.com/circonus-labs/libmtev/pull/247/files

Basically, I prefer to have a single function that handles clean-up, as I think it makes analysis easier... That is, I think:
```
if (should_commit)
  mtev_log_speculate_commit(parent_stream, speculation);
else
  mtev_log_speculate_rollback(speculation);
```
is harder to work with than:
```
mtev_log_speculate_commit(should_commit ? parent_stream : NULL, speculation);
```
For example, if I'm grepping the tree to find out if I'm avoiding a memory leak by cleaning up all my speculations, I only need to search for one function name.


Just a tip: It's easier if you use the git cli tool, once you understood the basics. The documentation is very good. (Looks like you're using the Github online gui for me)


2015? Are your settings up to date?


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This looks great....I don't see it in my branch though...github's organization of stuff is a little obtuse at the moment for me.  I see the parent commit is from my branch but I don't see your commit on my branch.

Either way I like it.  Have no clue what the Extended result stuff does:).

We can add SOLR_VERSION to the test matrix to cover those.  But...I think a problem we'll run into is finding a good version of solr at the url we want.  The guys on #solr told me that the mirrors only keep latest version.  While I don't believe that's 100% true...it probably is for most mirrors and we'll need our downloader to yell very load about it.  We can also move to dockers at you've said before...but I view that as a large effort following this rather than part of this.


Nothing really going on here...


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@psyeugenic Keeping stuff together can help keep everything stable at a single point in time.  That helps to avoid separate broken versions due to having secret knowledge of what versions work together.


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Hi shelvacu, I'm Hi.


Hi Hi, I'm high.

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yep that sounds good


Perhaps it is better to use `Union{Sampler{PG}, Sampler{SMC}}` here.


High shelvacu, I'm Hi.


Rightio.. 103ec9e adds full support for a,y,f drives. You can have any, all or none and should work ok. `rootfs-packages` is supported by an extra block in __0func _but_ the package you wish to send to a or y must not be included in the checkbox field or config file. So this is somewhat of a work around but bear in mind that is only to facilitate the few.  :stuck_out_tongue:

@wdlkmpx I would say this is still 'beta' so review and we'll wait on real tests before merging back to testing.


Would this now make mediainfo a core dep, or entirely optional to normal functionality.


thanks a lot
go Cavs :)


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Not sure if I was dreaming or looking at another repo, but there was a tomcat8 dockerfile that dissappeared and i dont see it in the commit log :(


Thanks for the response!

There's some great discussion on the ongoing work here: https://github.com/prettier/prettier/issues/1306

Good luck with your move!


Hey @metalels, Looks good to me!
Any chance you could make a PR on https://github.com/adamcooke/send_file_with_range so other's can profit from this? :)


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Faster Noise instead ValueNoise](https://trello.com/c/FfONQx4r/53-faster-noise-instead-valuenoise)


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No, you were not dreaming.
I've done a bad push, but I'm going to fix it. Sorry about that.


Why not reusing [this](https://github.com/neomad-team/neomad.org/blob/master/static/css/trips-map.css#L18) instead?


No problem at all, YOU ARE AWESOME!
Thank you for sharing your hard work with the world!


Yes! Let me update it.


I missed that, thanks! That might explain why it didn’t work;)

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* Added a gameMode field that keeps track of whether the game is in "standard" or "timed" mode
* Added a Timer class to keep track of time.
* The timer is displayed in an unstyled div in "timed" mode.
* The timer is in milliseconds.


@bradharding, another thing I would like to suggest.
It's unsafe for demo compatibility, so I have done it strictly for `sineplayer`. But I still have a feeling that it must be tested deeply - I'm afraid something significant can be changed in the gameplay...


#6105-HW-supplemental-heating-coil-in-AirloopHVAC-UnitarySystem-not-controlling-to-set-point (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2493 of 2494 tests passed, 96 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 97 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 3 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 6 tests had: MTR small diffs.
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`folder`


Yeah I think it's good to check that.  But `yarn.lock` is yarn's config file, not npm's.  So for `npm install`, the presense of `yarn.lock` does not affect the build.  So even with `yarn.lock`, our current Travis script already does what you mentioned.


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There was nothing wrong, it just made more sense to keep the special starting size for minions within the `addMinion` function of BotLoader rather than in the `spawnPlayer` function which is used for EVERY player not just minions.


do you have any program to auto-beautify JS code?


Is this just to vertify mate lines? Or what exactly does this do?


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@a-frobot docs-v0.5.0


Oh, and eradicated whitespaces...


I didn't push that to your branch yet - wanted to make sure I took another look first


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I actually preferred the text links. :)

What do you think @Maarc ? Should we use one of these?


That is a nice idea. However, the main problem is when clang will reach 4.2 :)


Packages cannot be preloaded until `updateProcessEnv` runs.


I'm thinking the Solr version thing should coincide with switching to use the official Solr Docker images. I need to look up the Travis incantations for starting them but I think it'd be a LOT easier to avoid dealing with more than trivial customization.


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`scope.close('some text')` ?

Try `$uibModal.close()`. Should work in both spots.

LMK.


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Sorry, I wasn't specific. We'll want the observer always watching after the notification even if the pref is not `true` so we can detect it being enabled (or disabled).


is it wise to change this behavior at this point in time? Its not part of this problem right?


`updateProcessEnv` MUST finish before anything from `~/.atom` loads because specific tooling requires a stable user environment to be fully loaded.


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Thank for you support, but I'm unconfortable with git, and I don't know how I've deleted the log about https://github.com/plantuml/plantuml-server/pull/37

I've done a "git push --all -ff" without doing a "git pull" locally on my PC.

If you find any other issue, do not hesitate to post a message.
Thanks!


please fix the autorship and the message of this commit.


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Thanks for this. I pasted the dev link a hurry. :)


first commit on git hub


funny thing is here: the `ExistingInstanceSetterWrapperForCollections.ftl` actually uses the getter. So what I originally meant was that this behavior would migrate from the SetterWrapperForCollections to the GetterWrapperForCollections. Not sure whether this is possible. WDYT?


this appears to also break things like i3 under slim
i3 still works under sddm


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@pengwynn: Possibly of interest to you, this commit adds support for usernames and repository names that includes periods or slashes. For example:

- `https://github.com/jasonrudolph/jasonrudolph.github.io.git`
- `git@github.com:jasonrudolph/launchbar-emoji-lookup.git`


This whole section would be better as a for loop where we treat these values as items in an array, but we haven't used that pattern overall yet, so I'm OK with this approach.


Have you added back this class intentionally?


I don't think this is appropriate either way:

1. If we are basing the code style guideline on google, an object is an object, not a region of data.
2. You are using C++ code all across the place (e.g., using std::exit rather than exit()) , not C, why follow the C11 standard?


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You have `struct CacheData` and then `CacheData` is this ambiguous or it won't compile? (unless you typedef'd it somewhere else.


I believe loop parameters can be explicitly declared as well. Don't we need to filter those out?


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add ?examples to hide all that crufty text (#1020)

Preview: documentation
Coverage: core | datetime


Regulizer is added.


That's fair.


new icons added (#1018)

Preview: documentation
Coverage: core | datetime


This unit armfark1 is not used anymore.
But ok with that.


Curious then...what THING did you commit on or push to, to have this visible to me?  It looks like it's on the regular master branch according to url but it's not on the master upstream django-haystack branch nor do I know how to find out what it was commited "to"


Ah, just dumb stuff with our team's AWS account, I think we temporarily hit resource limitations in west, which moved us to east, but west is where we want to be in general.  No real reason other than that.


oops


Also, just to be clear, we copy the resulting AMI to all regions anyway, this only affects where we build it.  (See https://github.com/heptio/aws-quickstart/commit/593273da1954977dae22b014e6d985bda6a891e4#diff-9a72aee67525903727b066eeedc70ad5R266)


Can 100% empathize. That makes sense!


Thanks, I'll look at it. For now I deleted this EAS branch because my first try went bad and so it hasn't got any sense to let this branch. I'll do probably a new try then. Now I haven't got a lot of time to work on it.


Ok, I guess.


Yes, we use C++ and now it is C++ based code.
Just a general question, why not C11 standard ?


It was on my personal repo (https://github.com/acdha/django-haystack/) – GitHub tracks the various forks so when you reference a commit ID it'll generate the link even if it's in a different forked repo. Working without those can be done in a few ways – you an add a remote and pull or cherry-pick it or use something like `hub` to apply a URL (e.g. `hub apply https://github.com/acdha/django-haystack/commit/bd877a5ee526a23b0608a2b95c084e340b967fbd`) which is just automating the process of generating a patch (https://github.com/acdha/django-haystack/commit/bd877a5ee526a23b0608a2b95c084e340b967fbd.patch) and using `patch` to apply it.

All moot now that I just pushed it after the Travis build passed 😀


This is too broad and is updating all of the sections at once - needs further work before merge


lines 99-100 don't work for me
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Throwing the Error should shut down the application. I'll test it to be sure but it's escalated up to the guardian and will nuke everything.


Good catch.


@MJRLegends  please use 488, not 487.  487 had a crash with Short Range Telepad.


Awwww yeah!


Are you currently using tmux 1.4? I believe this option is new to that version.


oops!   I deleted those from my IDE workspace, forgot to delete from the Git!!  will be fixed next commit


oh, sorry, just had to update, are you sure it isn't 2.4?


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I might as well just fail you for the course! What's it's return type?!?!?
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In C++ it is not necessary to put 'struct' keyword.


Done!