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Yup, appears to be the case. This is actually per the proposal. https://tc39.github.io/proposal-class-fields/#runtime-semantics-class-field-definition-evaluation

CC @bterlson


Oh, I see... My thinking is `separate method > null > undefined`.


Foi usado Remove Assignments to Parameters
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use uma variável auxiliar para esses valores.
Como está sendo aplicado dentro de uma função, sabe-se que a finalidade não
é alterar os valores das variáveis, já que para isso deveria ser usado um
procedimento.

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F*ck


![escudo de la facultad](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31023420/29299821-1ab2204e-8137-11e7-9199-162db6145751.jpg)
![escudo unam](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/31023420/29299825-1dc1ab06-8137-11e7-9495-b4d16966945b.png)


Would probably be a good idea to like write `struct MoveArray ([Option<(i8, i8)>; 24])` (is that the syntax for a tuple struct? correct me if I'm wrong)


legal


Hey @reclusivenomad 👍

Homework looks great! Glad we could connect in class and look at your questions. Nice job figuring out the background image and you were super close on the font icons! Nice job using semantic HTML5 elements for your structure.

Please remember to format your HTML/CSS with proper indentation and spacing - there are some options in Sublime to help you with this.

A couple of comments/questions:

- Why do you have `body h1` and `<h1>` in your CSS? `body h1` will apply to all `<h1>` tags in the `<body>` which isn't very specific and pretty much the same as targeting just h1

- See if you can use inheritance so you only have to write certain CSS once. For example... you have `font-family: 'Lato'` for many elements - could you put this somewhere else so that all these element inherit this property and you can just make adjustments from there?

Let me know if you have any questions!


Hey - update.  I got it working!  Really dumb mistake on my end - i wasnt adding the / at the end of the web address.  I'm an idiot.  Thank you for the tool.


nếu không hiển thị gì khi mình dùng block chỉ cho hiển thị ở trang chính của page thì khi khi xem chi tiết hay list bài viết nó củng hiện luôn à TR


uk B


Do you really know what `fallbackPrefix` means?


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This is meant for Quince interop. Why can't we cast to string?


I put the point in the wrong order.  Next commit to this file fixes, and will get into the next site update.


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Just as a side note, it is a spirit of rule of law that jurisdiction must not be affected by popularism. You are educating people badly :D


just for test ,will creating a simple introduce myself


Add vfs_retention module to make a share read only with a special time period,
Since the suggestion of mail "Re: about the worm feature".


Hi @KayvanCM 👍

Nice job on your homework two assignment! I'm glad we could connect before class to go through your questions. Nice job using semantic HTML elements to group your content and keep your code organized. We'll go through flexbox more so you'll have plenty of time to practice. As a reminder, you'll need a flexbox parent and then the direct children elements will display flex, allowing you to have a column layout.

A few bits of feedback:
- Your HTML structure should always be:
`<html>
       <head></head>
       <body>
       </body>
</html>` - keep all elements that display on the webpage inside the `<body>` tag

- Think about the box model to add the page spacing you wanted - perhaps some padding?

- CSS: Why do you need `body` before your selectors? For example, you have `body nav` and `body header` - I don't think you need `body` there.

- Think about using inheritance so you don't have to rewrite styles. For example you define the `font-family`a couple of times, maybe this is a more global style?

Let me know if you have any questions!


Ok, looking at the code for "bleno" (my source of truth :) I see that the change happened with OSX Yosemite.

I can probably add some version check so that things don't blow up (or I could adda check at initialization time for a minimal version of MacOS).

Do you mind opening an issue for this ? Thanks!


Does the Ear2 mentioned in npc/parrot.cpp line 124 need to be changed also?


ref:
- #73


Why?


Dear @ggomezz,
I am sorry to inform you that your submitted release, "CmdSnooper-Modified" (v1.1.0), for the project [CmdSnooper](https://poggit.pmmp.io/ci/ggomezz/CmdSnooper-Modified/CmdSnooper) on 2017-08-14 20:32:35 has been rejected.

**There is a memory leak.**

Your main class has an array containing instances of `Player` which aren't removed if the player quits the game without turning off snoop mode. This will accumulate and eventually crash the server, despite slowly.

Please resolve the above-listed issues and submit the updated plugin again.


learning from itcast


I wonder how exactly does this lib violate Google Maps' terms of use?  Can you provide more detail?  I am trying to implement something that is similar and would like to know a bit more.  Thanks in advance!


Actually... I think "lets" is correct in this case?


12 days later.


Maybe we should move helper functions like `split()` and `isNumberString()` to `cp.tools`?


It's a contraction of 'let us'. You would use 'lets' if something is allowed. E.g. "This function lets someone update this value." ;)


Dear @thebigsmileXD,
I am sorry to inform you that your submitted release, "customuitest" (v0.1.0), for the project [customuitest](https://poggit.pmmp.io/ci/thebigsmileXD/customuitest/customuitest) on 2017-08-14 23:15:43 has been rejected.

Poggit Release is for releasing **usable plugins**. If your plugin only serves testing purposes and is not useful to servers, Poggit Release is not the place for it.

In case you are wondering where you can submit libraries, the answer is "no you don't need to". We are working on a page (see poggit/poggit#109) that is going to list all virions built on Poggit from the most popular to the least popular.

If your "customuitest" plugin really serves a purpose useful for production servers, **please improve your description**. From your description I fail to understand what this plugin is for, since your description only imports the README, which is mainly about the library not the plugin, while the target audience of Poggit Release is the generic server owner that has no knowledge about virions at all.

Please resolve the above-listed issues and submit the updated plugin again.


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@nlalonde When we get a 404 in Ember, there is an action that pings the server for the content of the 404 page.


Ha! I stand corrected! That's why you get paid the big bucks.


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You may also consider improving your plugin name. "customuitest" feels like it is only a plugin for testing, not a plugin that can be used on a production server.


#6200-UnitarySystem-unexpected-fan-operation (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2615 of 2615 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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단순히 **display**를 **none** 으로만 하면 form 엘리먼트가 **submit 할 때 none을 한 값도 같이 전송**됩니다.
**none이 먹힌 엘리먼트에 disabled 도 함께 적용**되도록 수정하겠습니다


#6200-UnitarySystem-unexpected-fan-operation (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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[Jenkins vg tests](http://jenkins.cgcloud.info/job/vg/331/) complete for merge to master.  View the [full report here](http://cgl-pipeline-inputs.s3.amazonaws.com/vg_cgl/vg_ci/jenkins_reports/branch/master/index.html).

10 tests passed, 0 tests failed and 7 tests skipped in 9655 seconds

Tests produced 464 warnings. 464 were for lower-than-expected alignment scores


149092157-AERC_updates_to_BSDF (vidanovic) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2575 of 2581 tests passed, 24 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 29 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 23 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 19 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 6 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ small diffs.

Failures:

regression Test Summary
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 * Failed: 6

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Hey @Manjilan -- Really great job on Homework Two! You did an excellent job with the basics, but also with the more advanced concepts like flexbox and adding font icons (nice job using the CDN 👍 )

Looking forward:
- I'd love to see you using classes for styles like `display: flex` because as your site grows, all `<div>` would pick up this style and be problematic.

- It's be great to take advantage of inheritance, especially for things like `font-family` so you don't have to repeat the styles. Determine what the main styles will be, put those on a higher element, and then make adjustments more specifically and as needed.

Let me know if you have any questions. Awesome job!


how does one change the start command ? e.g. I want it to call

npm run start-dev  for dev
npm run start-qa  for qa etc

inside thise commands i pass the correct NODE_ENV e.g

"scripts": {
    "start-dev": "NODE_ENV=development gulp",


np guys. Good luck!


dont write your commit message like this, keep track of the changes.
I expect a paragraph next time for commits this large


wire frame front end.


abc


I'm not sure exactly why but it looks like one of these changes broke the docs build. Can you look into that? Let me know if you need help tracking down the error.

In the future make sure you run 'make' from the docs directory and ensure that the docs build without error. thanks!


at first I had a list of listeners, but once I saw that I'd just need a single listener I did it like this.

Will merge and think about this, as we need to avoid another possible suspension.


**restrict** tells Angular how we are allowed to use this directive. In our case, we set the value of **restrict** to **E** (for element) which means Angular should only match the name of our directive with the name of an element: **<posts></posts>.**


fixed :)


[R/internal-yaml.R:57:23:](https://github.com/hbc/bcbioRnaseq/blob/a80b42b96da7351a260f2cf97a4693789b73d842/R/internal-yaml.R#L57) *style:* **Put spaces around all infix operators.**
```r
        rbindlist(fill=TRUE) %>%
                     ~^~
```


Do we really need this? I didn't think we used the user bus on Endless.


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I'm happy to drop the "don't use `dh_gnome` and `control.in`" part of this patch


Done in https://github.com/rails/rails/commit/d8bf5d73c39ff6758b3a86a58b1b096006f4bb42.


А вообще так что-то странное происходит. Лучше лично покажу.


Can we submit this upstream?


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@DD3Boh I know, at the time that I commited it I wasn't aware that -Os in KBUILD_CFLAGS overrides all other Ox's. I have an idea how to find what causes it, but I have no free time for testing it. I'm more than sure that it is just some driver that needs Os to work properly.


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Basic Addition,subtract,Multiplication and divison in calculator


It would also be nice to bring this patch upstream (it's not clear to me whether we really need it anymore, but should be possible to test)


sakaki,

It fits in with the Gentoo ethos of putting the user in charge, so I
don't see a problem with making it all arches.
Its required on arches that have less than 1G RAM/core.
I would go with all arches.

Rust uses -j no_cores if left to its own devices.

I gave up trying to build on the Pi after 24 hours and 1.3G in swap with
no further signs of progress.


I don't love the term permissions, b/c this isn't permission schema. This is beta testing features. You don't think?


148704793-Improvements-to-Ventilation-Control-for-DOAS-AirLoop-#6205 (lgu1234) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2583 of 2583 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Since I've been trying to upstream the hint patches at https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=643445 (and dependency tree), it would also be nice if you could open another ticket for this part and attach the patch there.


I mixed up two different sentences. Corrected now.


These two lines (606-607) are the crucial change. Everything else is alignment.


148704793-Improvements-to-Ventilation-Control-for-DOAS-AirLoop-#6205 (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1980 of 1980 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I don't think this change is relevant anymore.


The repo was created in 2017, then I went back and added previous versions of files in individual commits to track the history.


I don't think this change is required here


Also these changes don't seem required anymore


Not sure we need this change


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I'd be OK not removing this anymore


Changes appear mostly related to the mobile menu formatting.


I'd be OK not doing this anymore


thanks for info.


This was deliberate. However, I'm not sure if it's right. What do you think?


Added a README.md


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 * 604 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 98 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 9 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 9 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.

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Next time :-)


What if `s` is `NULL`?


I remember hacking those in at some point because the space seemed needed. Probably obsoleted by later CSS work Joel did. Feel free to delete the <br>s.


Até errei o nome do emoji


These two lines (606, 607) are the crucial change. Everything else is alignment.


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this kills all overlays. :-(


Thank you for the quick catch @chuckcarpenter. The reason I am thinking of moving away from ```featureFlags``` and into ```userPermissions```, is that I think here we are in fact taking the cheapest approach to solving a problem that really is a permission control requirement, starting from Profile Manager's "Manage permissions" page. Because this is security / access control - eventually we will be forced to move into solving this issue in full. I would like to minimize the terms and mechanisms we use along the way, given that there is no significant benefit to call it as-is today.

Because result is 3rd part dev-facing, I am looping @tedbow into discussion.


@themightychris This appears to be returning duplicate values for `Slate\People\Student` -- should we consider calling `array_unique` or does this seem to be related to another underlying issue?


Thank you for the quick catch @chuckcarpenter. The reason I am thinking of moving away from ```featureFlags``` and into ```userPermissions```, is that I think here we are in fact taking the cheapest approach to solving a problem that really is a permission control requirement, starting from Profile Manager's "Manage permissions" page. Because this is security / access control - eventually we will be forced to move into solving this issue in full. I would like to minimize the terms and mechanisms we use along the way, given that there is no significant benefit to call it as-is today.

Because result is 3rd part dev-facing, I am looping @tottey into discussion.


Окей :)
Как увидимся, глянем на наши настройки вима.


## Global

| Changed         |   Status |
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| `coverage`      |    -1.57 |
| `nodes_count`   |    16    |
| `texts_passing` |  -314    |
| `texts_total`   |     1    |

## Words

| Changed   |   Status |
|:----------|---------:|
| `grc`     |    +4962 |

## Units

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| `./data/tlg0003/tlg001/tlg0003.tlg001.perseus-eng5.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0003/tlg001/tlg0003.tlg001.perseus-eng6.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0006/tlg009/tlg0006.tlg009.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg001/tlg0007.tlg001.perseus-eng3.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg001/tlg0007.tlg001.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg002/tlg0007.tlg002.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg002/tlg0007.tlg002.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg003/tlg0007.tlg003.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg003/tlg0007.tlg003.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg004/tlg0007.tlg004.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg004/tlg0007.tlg004.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg005/tlg0007.tlg005.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg005/tlg0007.tlg005.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg006/tlg0007.tlg006.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg006/tlg0007.tlg006.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg007/tlg0007.tlg007.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg007/tlg0007.tlg007.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg008/tlg0007.tlg008.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg008/tlg0007.tlg008.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg009/tlg0007.tlg009.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg009/tlg0007.tlg009.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg010/tlg0007.tlg010.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg010/tlg0007.tlg010.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg011/tlg0007.tlg011.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg011/tlg0007.tlg011.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg012/tlg0007.tlg012.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg012/tlg0007.tlg012.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg013/tlg0007.tlg013.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
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| `./data/tlg0007/tlg014/tlg0007.tlg014.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
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| `./data/tlg0007/tlg015/tlg0007.tlg015.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg016/tlg0007.tlg016.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0007/tlg016/tlg0007.tlg016.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
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| `./data/tlg0032/tlg007/tlg0032.tlg007.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg007/tlg0032.tlg007.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg008/tlg0032.tlg008.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg008/tlg0032.tlg008.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg009/tlg0032.tlg009.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg009/tlg0032.tlg009.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg010/tlg0032.tlg010.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg010/tlg0032.tlg010.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg011/tlg0032.tlg011.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg011/tlg0032.tlg011.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg012/tlg0032.tlg012.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg012/tlg0032.tlg012.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg013/tlg0032.tlg013.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg013/tlg0032.tlg013.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg014/tlg0032.tlg014.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0032/tlg014/tlg0032.tlg014.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0033/tlg001/tlg0033.tlg001.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0033/tlg002/tlg0033.tlg002.perseus-eng3.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0033/tlg004/tlg0033.tlg004.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0059/tlg032/tlg0059.tlg032.perseus-grc2.xml` | Passing  |
| `./data/tlg0525/tlg001/tlg0525.tlg001.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0525/tlg001/tlg0525.tlg001.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0548/tlg001/tlg0548.tlg001.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0548/tlg001/tlg0548.tlg001.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0548/tlg002/tlg0548.tlg002.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0548/tlg002/tlg0548.tlg002.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg002/tlg0551.tlg002.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg002/tlg0551.tlg002.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg003/tlg0551.tlg003.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg003/tlg0551.tlg003.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg004/tlg0551.tlg004.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg004/tlg0551.tlg004.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg005/tlg0551.tlg005.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg005/tlg0551.tlg005.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg006/tlg0551.tlg006.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg006/tlg0551.tlg006.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg007/tlg0551.tlg007.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg007/tlg0551.tlg007.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg008/tlg0551.tlg008.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg008/tlg0551.tlg008.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg009/tlg0551.tlg009.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg009/tlg0551.tlg009.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg010/tlg0551.tlg010.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg010/tlg0551.tlg010.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg011/tlg0551.tlg011.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg011/tlg0551.tlg011.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg012/tlg0551.tlg012.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg012/tlg0551.tlg012.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg013/tlg0551.tlg013.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg013/tlg0551.tlg013.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg014/tlg0551.tlg014.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg014/tlg0551.tlg014.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg017/tlg0551.tlg017.perseus-eng2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0551/tlg017/tlg0551.tlg017.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg0554/tlg001/tlg0554.tlg001.perseus-grc1.xml` | Failing  |
| `./data/tlg1600/tlg001/tlg1600.tlg001.perseus-grc2.xml` | Failing  |

*[Hook UI build recap](http://ci.perseids.org/repo/PerseusDL/canonical-greekLit/2206)*


Switched to 'steps-per-minute' but Git is being difficult in amending the commit message.


@xdevs23 *slowly hides in corner*


149678381_Issue#6220 (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Why not construct team members based on defined team name?
Is defining mates necessary?


yeah, a to field is probably better for private messages.


Will this be getting published to npm?


Created multidev environment [badcamp-2017#pr-147c](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/8d658997-7a61-4db8-9be8-0f16b8b62022#pr-147c).

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File-based


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Schedule fetching data task with Firebase Job Dispatcher](https://trello.com/c/SRebpjTI/31-schedule-fetching-data-task-with-firebase-job-dispatcher)


Marathon (capital M). Mesos (capital M). Period at the end of the sentence.


Hi @nleush . Thanks for your commit. I was updated iframely to 0.7.1, and now get this error:

`15/8 17:20:01 [7866] - error: [plugin/iframely] Could not parse embed! TypeError: Cannot read property 'icon' of undefined`


I believe you should hide it instead of making it disabled. or what would be the different here of having not allowing null? not being able to select it, but if you don't you can still select null.

Are you suggesting this would be a better option (UI/UX)?


"or equal to"


Please do `export LD=$CC` next time. This is brittle in principle, and would actually break Darwin (assuming it isn't broken there already).


hi


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [IKMS-9 Logi AOP](https://trello.com/c/BhDWptsy/15-ikms-9-logi-aop)


Did you mean *instantly*?


Blame the linter, it didn't complain


Ok, i just realized that the commit message is wrong. *unfinished implementation of divisionAndInitialization* should be *'unfinished implementation of prunningAndExtraction*. By the way, in case anyone wonders, these names are from es-hyperneat paper. The names used in `hyper.py` are 'pythonized'.


@alextoul @Julien-Fooducoin here's a quick 'service' I did for the google places api in typescript, should be similar:
```
/**
 * Lib for hitting up ze googs for infos
 */
import axios from 'axios'
import keys from 'src/libs/keys/api-keys'

class GoogleApi {
    service: google.maps.places.PlacesService

    constructor() {
        this.service = new google.maps.places.PlacesService(document.createElement('div'))
    }

    addressSearch(address: string, component = 'locality') {
        let url = `https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=${address}&components=${component}` +
            `&sensor=true&key=${keys.googleApiKey}`

        return axios.get(url)
    }

    /**
     * Search for a google place by coordinates
     * @param lat number latitude
     * @param lng number longitude
     * @param resultType string defaults to locality
     */
    coordinateSearch(lat: number, lng: number, resultType = 'locality') {
        let url = `https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?latlng=${lat},${lng}&sensor=true` +
            `&result_type=${resultType}&key=${keys.googleApiKey}`

        return axios.get(url)
    }

    /**
     * Retrieve details of a google place
     * @param placeId string the google place id
     */
    placeDetails(placeId: string) {
        let vm = this

        return new Promise(resolve => {
            vm.service.getDetails({ placeId }, resolve)
        })
    }

    /**
     * Grab a random pic from the place details, keep it subway
     * @param result PlaceResult google place
     */
    randomPic(result: google.maps.places.PlaceResult) {
        let photos = result.photos.filter(pic => pic.width > 1200)
        if (photos.length) {
            let photo = photos[Math.floor(Math.random() * photos.length)]

            return photo.getUrl({ maxWidth: 3000, maxHeight: 3000 })
        }
        else return false
    }

    /**
     * Google place api text search, requires lat and lng
     * @param query string the text to search for
     * @param radius the radius to search in
     * @param location googlelatlng the location in google cords to search around
     */
    textSearch(query: string, radius = 50000, location = { lat: 45.5017, lng: 73.5673 }):
        Promise<google.maps.places.PlaceResult[]> {
        let vm = this

        return new Promise(resolve => {
            vm.service.textSearch({ query, radius, location }, resolve)
        })
    }
}

export default new GoogleApi()
```


commit message-ben "követelmények" akart lenni az a "kövelmények"


What is `Cxt`, btw?


I don't think instantly needs the asterisk. You don't put one before the **Note:** below.


You should also add documentation for `deriveSimpleBiCxt`. I won't reject only because this task is too urgent. Please do it after in another PR.


[tests/testthat/test_plots.R:7:5:](https://github.com/hbc/bcbioRnaseq/blob/d8ac0301dc8a07165dd0d1ee375722c27309da8a/tests/testthat/test_plots.R#L7) *style:* **Variable or function name should be snake_case.**
```r
    geomType <- sapply(p[["layers"]], function(x) class(x[["geom"]])[[1L]])
    ^~~~~~~~
```


oh, greate, this problem is fixed now. good work.


Ja, sollte es :)
Danke.


Ah right it would indeed.


Suggest another paragraph with the information from the changelog:
To configure `unreachableStrategy` for apps and pods to replace unreachable apps or pods as soon as Marathon is aware of the unreachable task. To enable this behavior, configure your app or pod as shown below:
```
 unreachableStrategy: {
     "inactiveAfterSeconds": 0,
     "expunceAfterSeconds": 0
 }
 ```

**Note:** By default, Mesos notifies Marathon of an unreachable task after 75 seconds. Change this duration in Mesos by configuring `agent-ping-timeout` and `max_agent_ping_timeouts`.


doesn't work. but you could check: https://github.com/j3ll3yfi5h/enrolzsh/commit/bc7ffdbbf00a04b0a85c7cc1f784f4f77b1d415f


After discussion with @chuckcarpenter, we agreed on ```userAccess``` instead. cc @tottey


Do you have a solution to this @cloakedninjas? Maybe a better test?


Add disabled prop from children

Preview: documentation
Coverage: core | datetime


Нет адаптивности под мобильные, верстка плывет. А в остальном все ок, замечаний нет.


Looks good to me! I assume the tests still pass?


FYI, I think we will have to change the newest pin_mapping in this branch. Graham and I are testing out the functionality of the SD_card code and found the pin_mapping is quite different than what we worked with before. Splitting up the temp probe inputs from A0-5 to other locations will not work with our wiring layout, and I don't think the D pins can read the thermistors. I can change the mapping to what I think it should be, but I don't know the purpose behind these changes.


Strange that it built for me. Maybe I had some other stuff building at the time that somewhat inhibited it from swallowing all available resources. Last week everything large bumped, or so it seemed!
Anyway, completely agreed, more user control is better; I will include it.
Thanks for taking the time to feedback!


I copied your snippet. But BASHUSER will not work. We need a dynamic solution. I don't want to force the Dev to hack enrol itself.


What is required to make this warning not happen?  from the description it implies we need to set a 'component', but there's no check for this.

<ListItem button>{children}</ListItem> is generating this warning and it's not clear how to make it not.


## Global

| Changed    |   Status |
|:-----------|---------:|
| `coverage` |    -0.01 |

*[Hook UI build recap](http://ci.perseids.org/repo/PerseusDL/canonical-latinLit/2207)*


It is suffice to say that this controller presents an algorithm for ensuring the columns of posts are of approximately equal height.


revisado


Hi Leifoolsen,

I had the similar requirement in one of my project. To achieve the same I just changed few lines in the existing accordion. Below are changed,
File: accordion.js
Line: 195
- [...this.element_.querySelectorAll(`.${ACCORDION} > .${PANEL}`)]
+ [...this.element_.querySelectorAll(`:scope > .${PANEL}`)]

Line: 219
- [...this.element_.querySelectorAll(`.${ACCORDION} > .${PANEL}.${IS_EXPANDED}`)]
+ [...this.element_.querySelectorAll(`:scope > .${PANEL}.${IS_EXPANDED}`)]

Line: 519
- [...this.element_.querySelectorAll(`.${ACCORDION} > .${PANEL}`)].forEach( panel => this.upgradeTab(panel) );
+ [...this.element_.querySelectorAll(`:scope > .${PANEL}`)].forEach( panel => this.upgradeTab(panel) );

Please see if this is helpful.

Best regards,
Shiv


it's the only way which works. btw you're not allowed to change (wsl-)files over explorer anyway...


toe


Thanks a lot.


There are 3 sets of pins that will support SPI functionality that the card uses to read/write data.  I think that @CalNightingale tested all 3 sets and they worked, so it would come down to what works within the other constraints of the system.


Because we do not have direct access to the ViewModel that posts is stored on, we watch **$scope.posts** instead of **vm.posts**. Furthermore, we use **$watchCollection** here because **$scope.posts** is an array. $watch watches the object's reference, not it's actual value. **$watchCollection** watches the value of an array from changes. If we used $watch here instead of **$watchCollectgion**, the changes caused by **$scope.posts.shift()** and **$scope.posts.unshift()** would not trigger the watcher.


Update_LEED_Reporting (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2578 of 2580 tests passed, 598 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 598 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 251 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 255 tests had: MTD diffs.

Failures:

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 598
 * Failed: 2

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Ok, well. Message to Microsoft: Please integrate your Unix better, until now I'll not support Windows


This line should be fixed as well. https://github.com/NodeBB/nodebb-plugin-iframely/blob/85aa867a3b1ef825bd8d4a32db9b7bbe8297610a/library.js#L170

Seems like in your case embed.links is undefined/null


linha a ser apresentada para o usuário


149678381_Issue#6220 (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1372 of 1373 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Fiffig!!!


So will it work with the pin placement from the push before this commit replace this arrangement, or are there parts of this commit that are necessary?


Please delete the space between `/feed.xml`


перименуй фаил в index.html, work_5_index.html - не валидное имя для главного файла сайта


Rare Collect Rate -> Rare Harvest Rate


Harvest Stam. Drink


@hanaykim The commented out code needs to be encased between the START/END UCLA MOD comments.


If somehow the username is not available (due to an issue on MOFH or an input error), an exception is thrown. The base class is ApiException, most error messages will be casted to a specific exception class (see the src/Exception/ folder for all possible exception objects).


Danke! 👍


this is a misunderstanding of the `platform(bits)` field, which *really* is the pointer size (and thus much more important than the `cpu`).
afaict, the `cpu` field really is means the hardware, so a value of `amd64` might be found on a 32bit OS as well.
there's also a whole lot of CPU-compatibility checking going on.

this basically means that with the current change applied, my 64bit linux system will now hightlight 32bit externals (with arch `Linux-i386-32`) as compatible which is really not the case (the reason being, that `i386` is a subset of the `amd64` CPU instruction set).

this might be a design issue of `deken` (I guess, the CPU-compatibility has never been used), and certainly is an implementation issue (the 64bit packages for OSX should never have been `Darwin-x86_64-32`  but `Darwin-x86_64-64` instead). Also `deken` currently doesn't cater for single/souble precision *at all*. (mention @chr15m).

the current development branch of `deken` provides a way to have the pd-core signal the actual architecture to the GUI (so you can use a amd64 Wish.app together with a i386 Pd-core)


Pretty strange to see internal comments in this publicly accessible document. @cavanes should the changes / comments be removed from the PDF?


This changeset broke our style with std::function. Found by git bisect

```
-       using FuzzedFunction = std::function<void(const QByteArray&)>;
+       using FuzzedFunction = std::function<void(const QByteArray &)>;
```


This disables the encoder for the ULTIPANEL and DOGLCD.


Are you sure about your example? We need to be able to attach a ref, so `extends Component`.


moved this to #185


I think you need a/ before the data


@NormandoHall sorry for that, just made 0.7.2 with fix.

Can you please give me the url which generates that error?


@karpfen check out the last bit of the `dodgr` vignette in the above commit for timing comparison between full and compact graph! Also note that I've added a new function that's probably useful for `osmprob` too - [`dodgr_sample` in `graph-functions.R`](https://github.com/mpadge/dodgr/blob/master/R/graph-functions.R). It randomly selects a single connected sub-graph of a defined number of vertices. Great for testing purposes!


versi 1.0


i see, i can't use a ListItem from a pure function?

```
const MyListItem = props => (
    <ListItem
      className={'foo'}
      key={props.id}
      value={props.id}
      onClick={() => props.onChange()}
      button
      component={'li'}
    >
      <ListItemText
        primary={props.primary}
        secondary={props.secondary}
      />
    </ListItem>
  );
}
```


@rajuGT are we getting there now? 😄


TeamCity Market :: INFRA :: Graphouse :: Graphouse on change [Build 152](https://teamcity.yandex-team.ru/viewLog.html?buildId=10177679&buildTypeId=MarketInfra_Graphouse_GraphouseOnChangeOpensource) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 14 Build time: 00:01:44


I would not completely revert this commit since there were changes made to other files at the same time that would also get un-done.  I would remap the pins and commit those changes as "new".


@CalNightingale if you are online at some point, can you chime in on the SPI pin configurations that you tested and the outcomes?


149678381_Issue#6220 (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2459 of 2615 tests passed, 24 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 179 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 15 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 45 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 36 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 26 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 131 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 123 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 15 tests had: MTR big diffs.

Failures:

EnergyPlusFixture Test Summary
 * Passed: 502
 * Failed: 1

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 465
 * Failed: 155

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149678381_Issue#6220 (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I'm getting an error on env != `development` here
```
      02 TypeError: Cannot read property 'hmr' of undefined
      02     at Object.<anonymous> (/xxx/config/webpack/loaders/sass.js:7:40)
```

Maybe `dev_server` section is not passed thought default section


Ok, this needs to be fixed.


Good idea.


Will do that.


Yes, just put if(condition) onestage else twostage.


Created multidev environment [example-wordpress-composer#dev](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/46afe9ed-ebf0-44fe-acac-229694bfd8b3#dev).

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eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee


Nice! 👍


I will write some documentation asap. This is just a wrapper for constructing StrideExpr, but I cannot partially specialize a function or specify two return types. For a regular expression, constructts `strideexpr<breakexpr<rhs>>`, for vector view it omits breakexpr (an expression to break or not to break the kernel depending on a runtime variable).


But... wouldn't you rather store `src/main/resources/junit-platform.properties` under `src/test/resources`? 😜


don't you think it's better to ask if `mPlayPos < mPlayList .length`?


mhm, i think this needs to be implemented in contracts called by the currency network (i.e. the thing emulating a  ERC223 token).


Minor nitpicky suggestion @lunelson, in case you find it helpful. The language is called "JavaScript", not "Javascript", so it might be better to use the canonical spelling.

Reference: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript.


I think this catch can be removed


Does Arch Linux need an update too? The `libcap` package provides `/usr/include/sys/capability.h`, is that all that's needed? Should we depend on `libcap` or just assume that since so much other stuff depends on it it will be present?


Your example should be working. That might worth opening an issue with a more detailed description and reproduction example.


I'm not seeing AdminArea & SubAdminAreain in the list of properties of the Address object.


@jcredding FYI.


RIP


Thanks for the suggestion, I'll keep it around when I get around to re-doing this page ;)


@mik-laj @ad-m próbowałem to zrobić bo Djangowemu, ale poległem. Wynikowe zapytanie (`.query`) nigdy nie wyglądało jak powyższe :(


steveoh, let me know if i need to do anything else.  i'll create a new pull request with download links for the data with my roads update post later (about an hour).   it that cool?


Created multidev environment [badcamp-2017#pr-118-sess](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/8d658997-7a61-4db8-9be8-0f16b8b62022#pr-118-sess).

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Unfortunately, `cd`-ing in scripts doesn't work the way you'd expect, because the scripts are running in their own shell. Here's what happens:

* The `#!/bin/sh` spins up `sh`
* `mkdir` does the right thing
* `cd` changes into the new directory, which changes _/bin/sh_'s directory
* The script exits
* Your parent shell is in the same directory

I ran into this problem with [my `superclone` script](https://github.com/gabebw/dotfiles/blob/cbce3a69434577ecb1c94dd63b0bf0134a95dc23/tag-git/bin/superclone) (which clones and then cd's into a git directory), which is why I have a small `gcl` wrapper function:

```bash
function gcl {
  local directory="$(superclone "$@")"
  cd "$directory"
}
```

P.S. You may be interested in `superclone`'s [FAQ section](https://github.com/gabebw/dotfiles/blob/cbce3a69434577ecb1c94dd63b0bf0134a95dc23/tag-git/bin/superclone#L28-L44).


Imagine you meant -(depth>>12), not ~(depth>>12). Very different things.


I'd expect this to work, though, since `tat` correctly looks at the `cd`'d directory and the current directory only matters for `tat`, not the parent shell.


The filenames are needed to avoid the problems we had with eg. "duckietown_key?dl=1".
In this way, you know that the filename will be the correct one. @liampaull


I really like this idea, but you aren't going to be able to change the `flag` library to [allow strings without  an argument](https://golang.org/src/flag/flag.go?s=22767:22833#L874). You might be able to do something like replace the entire flag system with something like [viper](https://github.com/spf13/viper) which is a far better flag management system, but it just depends how much time you want to spend on this commit.


Also curl behaves better than wget with filenames. (don't remember the details)


I have deployed this commit :shipit:.


@nleush thanks again. But now give me this error:

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@lra lol ;-P


@Xhmikosr:  Is it ok?


Awesome!


Yup it's good

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Do you think this should get sanitized so it's a valid filesystem name and not just a valid D1 sysmeta fileName? Colons in filenames, for example, do bad things on macOS.


And more than 2 stages?
It will be easier to adapt the parallel_for_setup routine to each device


No, bad style! Throw exception you silly bastard. (Use map::at() and catch exception).

3 other occurrences like this are fixed in later commit.


Should this test pass locally? When I ran it, the expect failed and I got an output of 2015-12-31.


No!


Have you actually gotten ST Micro to relicense their code? Or is this just an invalid license header now?


Sorry, I got it


There, you've done it again.


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Pedantism, but it's actually `@daljo628` on Twitter.  `@georgestephanis` is a stub account I squatted so noone else could claim it.


.... third time.


I am not sure whether it is the main priority, will need to discuss it tomorrow.


Could you please tell me how did you managed to get read access of shared_pref on xposed class?
it's keep telling me : `XSharedPreferences: java.io.IOException: Permission denied while reading`
i'm using your method (WorldReadablePrefs) https://github.com/erfanoabdi/BatteryModPercentage/blob/master/app/src/main/java/ir/erfanabdi/batterymodpercentage/Enhancer.java#L17

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Nope.  I mean "~" bitwise NOT operator, which is practically equivalent,
but probably faster.

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parallel setup - that makes sense, I agree, but more than two stages is slower, isn't it?


This should say:
>Make sure different cases do *not* match when just ignore**mark** is
supplied.


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thanks for the very fast reply.  we'll try to pull together a standalone reproduction and file an issue


Crawford I find the name of this commit very hurtful and would urge you to reconsider


Indeed... I fixed it at r59604 e999899e4e27d182feab03b7d1922a8b7ad22fa0, thanks!


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I'd recommend combining the commits for creating and updating the file into one. Prevents a clog of commits to the log.


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Basically, instead of multiplying 4000 * depth, I'm bit shifting depth <<
12 (multiplies by 4096).  The "~" operator, switches the sign (with a -1
difference).

It's just a mathematical trick.  It's not equivalent (4096 vs. 4000), but
it's probably a fair amount faster.

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no 😞


I do not believe that is what ~ does..

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Yup - good point. You could sanitize `/`, `\`, and `:` characters.  I think that would cover *nix/Win/Mac.


@jakublipinski , jakbym ja musiał coś takiego napisać (nie wszystko się da) to bym to wpakował w Managera, aby to dało się testować sensownie i niezależnie, a w tym miejscu tylko wywoływał. Generalnie w widokach pakujesz jak największą abstrakcje, bo niskopoziomowe upychasz do ``QuerySet / Manager``, bo w Django model powinien być gruby. Zobacz na ```TreeManager.rebuild()``` z [django-mptt](https://django-mptt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/models.html#methods).


WTF?


I thought it was funny


Looks good! Great job. I'll head home tonight and submit the pull request after I make a few adjustments to the navbar on home and login.


Although StarWars class does not have plot method, there was still output plot.
Because of polymorphism, since StarWars extends Movie class, Java go back to Movie to see the plot method.


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Not not?


I have deployed this commit :shipit:.


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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitwise_operation#NOT

As long as "value" unsigned (it is), this does exactly what I want it to do.

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Strzeżonego... ;)


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Thanks! Sounds good.


Great question — we're asking around internally trying to remember. I'll reply here if we figure it out. I'd guess ST probably told us to change it, but I'll try to get more certainty.


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Can you PR this back into mine?


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substitua as linhas de 2 à 8 por `<%= form_errors_for form.object  %>`


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Committed to solve #1


@NormandoHall Should be fixed now.

Also I've added more debug info to find that url.


Adicione essa linha no topo da edit, index e new `<% content_for :title, "Acessórios" %>`


Zobacz na https://github.com/django/django/blob/1.11/django/views/generic/base.py#L80 .


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adicione essa classe à body `class="text-center"`


Also, depth >> 12 is always going to be zero.


same build config, maxosx builds with dev version, linux without, and window fails.


@duncan-brown shouldn't the ROM data file version (indirectly specified here via its CVMFS PFN) be in the config file rather than the pycbc code?  It seems more "science parameter" than "static infrastructure plumbing", unlike the rest of this file.I'm just trying to understand your intended vision for the pycbc code vs. config split...


macosx builds with dev version, linux without, and window fails.


You didnt have to change those


(if you restore this commit, make sure to change back to 241)


That's not what my code does.  The direction is different.

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That's a very nice list of features!


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You are right. . I certainly meant ~(depth<<12). . something committed
wrong.  I will retry.

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Hey JB, thanks for all your hard work on this repository. I am trying to use this multicolor series feature on a highstocks chart but just cannot replicate the example. How do I go about calling the colored line type? This is the rough outline of my high-chart object:
hc <- highchart(type = "stock") %>%
  hc_title(text = "Momentum Indicators") %>%
  hc_add_theme(hc_theme_darkunica()) %>%
  hc_add_series_xts(price, name = "PRICE", color = hex_to_rgba("white", 1)) %>%
  hc_rangeSelector(inputEnabled = FALSE) %>%
  hc_scrollbar(enabled = FALSE) %>%
  hc_yAxis_multiples(create_yaxis(naxis = 3, heights = c(3, 1, 1), title = list(text = "Price (Local Cur.)"))) %>%
  hc_add_series_xts(wb_SMA50, name = "SMA50", yAxis = 0, color = hex_to_rgba("purple", 0.6)) %>%
  hc_add_series_xts(wb_SMA200, name = "SMA200", yAxis = 0, color = hex_to_rgba("pink", 0.6)) %>%
  hc_add_series_xts(wb_RSI, name = "RSI", yAxis = 1, color = hex_to_rgba("white", 1)) %>%
  hc_add_series_xts(RSI.SellLevel, color = hex_to_rgba("red", 0.4),
                yAxis = 1, name = "Sell level") %>%
  hc_add_series_xts(RSI.BuyLevel, color = hex_to_rgba("green", 0.4),
                yAxis = 1, name = "Buy level") %>%
  hc_add_series_xts(wb_OBV, name = "OBV", yAxis = 2) %>%
  hc_xAxis(
      list(
      title = list(text = "Time")))%>%
hc


opis


Why is this needed? The vcpkg.cmake will find these directory


Ja bym to napisał jako kilka widoków ```ActionView```. Ne ma żadnego powodu  dla którego to nie mogłoby być jednym widokiem, który współdzieli jeden Mixin. Będziesz mieć kod bardziej płaski. Ale jeżeli już musisz to w jednej klasie to bym zakręcił coś takiego:

```python
class View(...):
    action_names = ['set_aipic_valid', 'set_aipic_not_valid',
                    'set_aipic_unverified', 'delete_attachment',
                    'delete_aipic']

    def get_action_names(self):
        return self.action_names

    def post(self):
        for name in self.get_action_names():
            return getattr(self, name)(self.request)
        return self.http_method_not_allowed(self.request)
```
Powstanie Ci wiele metod, gdzie każda może mieć własny komentarz itd.


Very cool!


Please change the test method to async void...


Also check the content of one entry


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Adding Snake


BoilerSteamIDD (mitchute) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2577 of 2582 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 5 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: Table big diffs.

Failures:

EnergyPlusFixture Test Summary
 * Passed: 502
 * Failed: 2

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 600
 * Failed: 3

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> express a test cases which doesn't require simplifying the simplified program again.

I've made this change on the transforms_as_syntax branch, and there are no more errors/infinite loops. Once that is merged, this will be fixed on master as well.


Apologies Colin, This was meant in jest and I hope you are not offended


Aren't we inserting two different jobs? We should verify that there are two different and expected records. Not just that one of them exists.


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Update of the word document


Co ten widok ma robić? Nie ogarniam całości oprogramowania, ale to wygląda co najmniej dziwnie.
Jeżeli GET - rozszerzasz ```context``. Jeżeli nie GET (czyli POST?) o to wsadzasz jakieś dane. Dla POST nie ma sensu aktualizować ``contextu``, bo w każdym wypadku masz przekierowanie na wyjściu, więc nigdy context nie zostanie użyty dla POST.

Poza tym bym słownik ```c``` aktualizował lokalnie. Po drugie ``get_context_data`` się [samo zwija](https://github.com/django/django/blob/1.11/django/views/generic/base.py#L25) poprzez ``kwargs``. Zatem zamiast tworzyć zmienną lokalną możesz napisać:
```
    def get_context_data(**kwargs)
        kwargs['data_multi'] = 2*2
        kwargs['data_sum'] = 2+2
        return super(TemplateView, self).get_context_data(**kwargs)
```


check out http://click.pocoo.org/5/utils/#printing-to-stdout


Whoops, I missed it too. Thanks for the catch. Added in 0c1b7840ba20.


check http://click.pocoo.org/5/options/#boolean-flags


ignore this file in gitignore?


No te olvides añadir la migración correspondiente dentro de la rama master, en app/Resources/Migrations/Schema/2.0/xxx.php


ignore it?


Błąd, oczywiście miał być tam warunek

```python
class View(...):
    action_names = ['set_aipic_valid', 'set_aipic_not_valid',
                    'set_aipic_unverified', 'delete_attachment',
                    'delete_aipic']

    def get_action_names(self):
        return self.action_names

    def post(self):
        for name in self.get_action_names():
            if name in self.request.POST:
                return getattr(self, name)(self.request)
        return self.http_method_not_allowed(self.request)
````


@tleewu ideally should make this a unique version number people are likely to never use. Maybe `2.0.0-beta.4` or `2.0.0-aspatches`


I think i’m going to have to wait for our next meeting. I’ve been back at it tonight for about an hour and I’m so lost at this point that I don’t even know what way i’m pointing now.

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in this file, and all others, always use {} on `if` statements. Only mad scientists try to save lines


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no static! Especially not for events. Events themselves are bad, but even if you needed to use them, you'd want them to be instance members.


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Czy to nie jest blok kodu, który się powtarza w wielu miejscach Waszej aplikacji?


..not only mad scientists but also people that have 15'' screen


Changed it to match the English version. Should I revert it?


In the deleted license header, there's this link:
http://www.st.com/software_license_agreement_liberty_v2
Right now that redirects to something that says copyright 2015. We're pretty sure that when we made this change in 2013, we did what it said at that time. Also we believe that because we were promoting ST's microcontrollers, they allowed us to change the license as long as we took their name off of it for liability purposes.


Discomment*


BoilerSteamIDD (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1374 of 1374 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This was added 12 years ago in 5f385254dec92d9fd68d3221d41878acda82fb20 and looks like leftover in current field handling code (at least as far as I can read it).


Again vcpkg.cmake will find this


o que faz essa linha?


@mik-laj , skoro nie używacie routingu to napaćkane tyle formularzy jest konieczne?


you execute the whole calculation code twice. Max() does it for the first time and foreach does it for the second time.


> "even though it is not necessarily equal to the *epsilon* rule"

Is it necessary to make this distinction? Does this come up in the literature? Thanks.


nothing, just trying to deploy


You can fix it by adding ToList()


do not name your variables as keywords. There is a 'set' keyword in C#.


@t94j0 Haha yeah I quickly realized that... probably don't have the time to sub out a library since I'm not much with golang at this point. Why can't everything just be javascript?


The kernel-headers the original author included in this manner come from a github account called 'sabotage-linux'.  I'll pass.


[Macie testy na Python 3](https://github.com/KlubJagiellonski/pola-backend/blob/master/tox.ini#L6), zatem nie powinieneś używać procedury ``print`` tylko ``from __future__ import print_function`` i funkcję ``print``. Ale jako że to jest Django, a Wy chcecie mieć kod testowany to nie powinieneś pisać na ekran tylko zapisywać do ``self.stdout``,  czyli ten kod to prawidłowo to ```self.stdout.write(attachment.attachment)```.


Yes. nullable rules cause issues. If it was just epsilon rules, we could special-case it. But concatenations of nullable rules are also nullable, which is annoying. I suggested at one point to simply detect all nullable rules at compile-time and process that way, which is related (I think) to Aycock-Horsepool. But I don't have time to implement that. Which is sad.


O to chodziło?


👍 for clarifying this :-)


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I am lost, looked at all code, examples, commit times and still can't even imagine how you write hyper.py.
How do I run this code ?


Alright, this somehow made `return untyped __global__.String(inPtr.ptr,inLen);` work on cpp, which now fails. What I'm not sure about is how did it work before, this needs more research.

PS all other tests pass successfully


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Work in progess, I will include better error checking / a broader variety of rpc calls.


Certainly a halfway decent optimizing compiler will optimize these out, but still seems a bit awkward... hmm...


Eh, it's okay. I think Kegler said at some point that he was going to remove his Aycock-Horsepool-style nullable transformation from Marpa, since it wasn't that helpful.

As far as I'm concerned, the epsilon rule is just an empty list of symbols, and so the concatenation of nullable with nullable is still just nullable...

Anyway, it doesn't matter. We handle nullable rules really efficiently now :-)


What's the point of moving this field out of `if`?


149678381_Issue#6220 (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1977 of 1978 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This should use Parser(nearleyGrammar), because lexers are a thing now.


Right. epsilon is *in* the set of nullable rules, but there exist nullable rules that are not epsilon. This is an actually-important distinction.


this file looks like you have both whitespaces and tabs in place, or formatting is fucked up. You should use whitespaces in C#.


Use Path.Combine method instead.


why not PrntCnsleAndTxt since you try to save bytes?


Wasn't sure if you forgot about your patch...

[[PATCH] Fix mul overflow detection for LLP64 arch.](https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/137480)

Log is certainly helpful for Ruby core to see it needs to be applied/accepted...

I'll check the 2.4.1 error later.  FYI,  I have had probably 10% of my spec/mspec tests fail due to a temp dir issue.  Every time, I rerun the test, it passes.  May have something to do with running `-j` (I'm quad, I think Appveyor is dual.)  I recall eregon saying that parallel wasn't very well tested


he feels demoted now


GLHE_Enhancements (mitchute) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2577 of 2579 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

Failures:

EnergyPlusFixture Test Summary
 * Passed: 499
 * Failed: 2

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Going to add it to arch as well.


You have a result here. Why not push it directly to your printer instead of having an event? The only reason I can think about is if you want to use your printer as a very generic Logger. But it's no good, because all loggers by design should be configurable and write to different outputs, whereas your algorithm should ALWAYS write an answer, regardless of logger configuration.


good


Okay. Something something violent agreement (below). I think we should rephrase this, possibly with an example? Something like

"a production rule which matches the empty string, possibly indirectly via other nullable rules" ?


@d0pa hyper.py is not yet working. Once it is finished, you should be able to run it by passing the `Hyper*` classes to `neat.Config()`.


Fix is ready for review: https://github.com/Microsoft/bond/pull/563


Popover2 docs cleanup (#1451)

Preview: documentation
Coverage: core | datetime


nice.


and add empty lines between class members :) as well as access modifiers. It's also a good practice to have fields on top of the file


instead of having this lazy configuration, you should probably do this initialization in constructor. Would do no good if you executed it in two different threads simultaneously :)
Also, if you really want it to be lazy, consider using Lazy class


We explain this in the [section just above](https://github.com/Hardmath123/nearley#getting-started-nearley-in-3-steps)--do we want to repeat it here?


Bello! Ma io aggiungerei una linea 8


I haven't examined or tested this code closely, but I'm surprised that you are using `ReaderT` rather than, say, `StateT`. If `expand*` is applied to an expression with two `Transform_` subexpressions, each of which generates and uses new variable IDs, doesn't one of the transforms need to (be passed enough information to) avoid variable IDs used by the other transform?


yes