149678381_Issue#6220 (Nigusse) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2419 of 2575 tests passed, 24 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 179 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 45 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 28 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 37 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 13 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 131 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 122 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 15 tests had: MTR big diffs.

Failures:

EnergyPlusFixture Test Summary
 * Passed: 502
 * Failed: 1

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 445
 * Failed: 155

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Please ignore this form


В целом в этом месте
![2017-08-15 19 33 04](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8041559/29325553-cbdab430-81f0-11e7-9acd-cbffe4bef405.png) не правильная верстка, все блоки должны иметь размер в 50% без обьединения их в left-galery, right-galery, то есть .galery > .galery-item должно быть


Perfect hashing can be accomplished in a number of different ways. For example, if you have a finite range of values, you can predetermine within that range a mapping of hash subjects to hash values and just return the corresponding values as requested. While this is a very crude approach, it would work. Another approach would be to use mathematical functions to generate the values necessary. Since functions are defined as one-to-one, as long as the range of the function in question is within the range of values supported by computing, this approach would work for a finite set of values. The trick with these is the "finite" aspect of these. What helps accomplish this within a hash table is that the first hashing function can _only_ produce a finite set of values, thus the finite set can be enumerated from that fact, alone.

Another way to accomplish this would be by selecting two separate hashing functions guaranteed not to generate the same hash value for the same key (in other words, they are disjoint). That means for each collision in the first level, a collision is guaranteed to be avoided in the second level. This would require extensive mathematical analysis of hashing functions, and I am not sure such a pair exists (I did not try to find a pair prior to writing this, though).


ooooh that navigation work so GOOD now! TY for this commit!


149678381_Issue#6220 (Nigusse) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2424 of 2581 tests passed, 24 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 179 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 13 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 45 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 37 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 26 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 131 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 122 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 15 tests had: MTR big diffs.

Failures:

EnergyPlusFixture Test Summary
 * Passed: 501
 * Failed: 2

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 448
 * Failed: 155

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Why you need this???


This does consume a significant amount of memory, though. However, in our complexity section, you will learn about the classic "time-space" tradeoff, of which this is an exemplary case. It is a solid approach.


What is the response body


`to` выглядит как направление, а не TimeOut


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Yes, I think we can drop the guard.


@kavaribes I think you should be using http://php.net/manual/en/function.realpath.php here


All I'll say is don't optimize your regexes too much. When dealing with millions of articles there will always be that one new case that nobody imagined. I just tried the phet_en_2017-02.zim and there was a img src pointing not at a url but a data url...image loading crashed 😠


Анимацию увеличения правильнее делать через trasnform: scale(); когда просто увеличиваешь width - на это реагируют соседние блоки, а это диффект. Также добавь анимацию transition: trasform 0.5s например, тогда увеличиваться будет правильно. Дальше, есть разница в тени данного элемента, у тебя слишко смещена вправо, а должна быть равномерная, как в оригинальном uber.design
![2017-08-15 19 37 19](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8041559/29325703-59833bcc-81f1-11e7-9a38-76562cd282c5.png)
По факту нет адаптации, блоки должны на iphone растягиваться на всю ширину, а у тебя остаются по половине родителя.


Имя класса, сокращено не правильно, лучше используй footer


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должен располагаться сражу после button_container, старайся не выносить далеко селекторы на hover


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test


Thanks for pointing it out! Looks like a couple more tests would have picked that up.
Fixed as of https://github.com/Knetic/govaluate/commit/62e9050e027c5905bf3015e6055a82183d9185eb


В целом убери мелкие недочеты и будет норм, и переделай галерею, во-первых переимену, это не галлерея,


@ianpartridge Yes, this requires one test per line, but I think it wouldn't be particularly helpful to have the test claim failure on line `x` if there are multiple tests on that line.

Because this file is so long already, I find that it's really helpful to be able to jump directly to the failing test case by line instead of having to find the collection of test cases somewhere in the file and then find the test by offset (or similar). Do you have a particular idea in mind?


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LOL @ the commit message. :laughing:


@skerbis Wie @gharlan schreibt, passiert das nur, wenn der Cache gelöscht wurde. Von daher hier eher uninteressant. Ansonsten würde ich den Redakteur schulen, dass keine inhaltslosen Kategorien online stehen. Wir selbst gebrauchen diese `rex_article_slices` Class überhaupt nicht und ziehen eigentlich auch keine Inhalt aus den Slices. Wenn wir Infos vom Artikel brauchen, legen wir die meist MetaInfo Feld an.


`node1.next.key = key` will change the key, not match against it. Also, there is no code simply updating the value in the case that the keys match.


ok je 👍


In this case, you can simply add the new node as the `head` of the new list and be done - you do not need to do all of the complicated things you have set up below to handle existing values and such.


You'll need a set_neighbors function, and you don't want to pass in distance (since that is only relevant when comparing to another city):

```ruby
class City
  attr_accessor :name, :visited, :neighbors

  def initialize(name)
    @name = name
    @visited = false
  end

  def add_neighbors(neighbors)
    @neighbors = neighbors
  end
end
```


Hybrid_Unitary_Air_Conditioner_I6091 (spencerdutton) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Build Failed

Failures:

integration Test Summary
 * Passed: 1
 * Failed: 597

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 594
 * Failed: 2

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Good catch. We fixed this issue with `ember init`, but now it has resurfaced again with `ember update`...


Try this:

```ruby
require_relative 'city'

def nearest_city(graph_of_cities, current_city)
  while !current_city.visited
    # set neighbor_cities equal to current_city neighbors
    # set next_city equal to the first neighbor_city
    #iterate over each neighbor city in neighbor_cities
      if current_neighbor[1] < next_city[1] && !current_neighbor[0].visited
        # set next_city equal to the current neighbor
      end
    end

    # set current_city to visited
    if !next_city[0].visited
      # set current city to graph_of_cities[next_city[0]]
    end
  end
  current_city
end
```


Couldn't you just increment `@number_items` after this `if` statement instead?


don't we use djs here :eyes:


Your specs have a couple bugs that prevent them from running, try replacing with this:

```ruby
require_relative 'city'
require_relative 'tsp_greed'

RSpec.describe "tsp_greed" do
  let(:denver) { City.new("Denver") }
  let(:minneapolis) { City.new("Minneapolis") }
  let(:kc) { City.new("Kansas City") }
  let(:stl) { City.new("St. Louis") }
  let(:okc) { City.new("Oklahoma City") }
  let(:el_paso) { City.new("El Paso") }
  let(:albequerque) { City.new("Albequerque") }
  let(:pheonix) { City.new("Pheonix") }
  let(:lv) { City.new("Las Vegas") }
  let(:slc) { City.new("Salt Lake City") }
  let(:boise) { City.new("Boise") }
  let(:sf) { City.new("San Francisco") }

  let(:city_list) { Hash.new }

  before do
    denver.add_neighbors([[albequerque, 450], [kc, 602], [slc, 525], [minneapolis, 905]])
    minneapolis.add_neighbors([[kc, 439], [denver, 905]])
    kc.add_neighbors([[stl, 251], [denver, 602], [minneapolis, 439], [okc, 351]])
    stl.add_neighbors([[kc, 251]])
    okc.add_neighbors([[kc, 351], [el_paso, 693]])
    el_paso.add_neighbors([[albequerque, 268], [okc, 693]])
    albequerque.add_neighbors([[el_paso, 268], [denver, 450], [pheonix, 421]])
    pheonix.add_neighbors([[lv, 297], [albequerque, 421]])
    lv.add_neighbors([[pheonix, 297], [slc, 421]])
    slc.add_neighbors([[boise, 345], [denver, 525], [lv, 421], [sf, 735]])
    boise.add_neighbors([[slc, 345], [sf, 638]])
    sf.add_neighbors([[boise, 638], [slc, 735]])

    city_list["Denver"] = denver
    city_list["Minneapolis"] = minneapolis
    city_list["Kansas City"] = kc
    city_list["St. Louis"] = stl
    city_list["Oklahoma City"] = okc
    city_list["El Paso"] = el_paso
    city_list["Albequerque"] = albequerque
    city_list["Pheonix"] = pheonix
    city_list["Las Vegas"] = lv
    city_list["Salt Lake City"] = slc
    city_list["Boise"] = boise
    city_list["San Francisco"] = sf
  end

  describe "#nearest_city" do
    it "returns El Paso as the nearest city from Denver" do
      expect(nearest_city(city_list, denver)).to eq(el_paso)
    end

    it "returns St. Louiseles as the nearest city from Minneapolis" do
      expect(nearest_city(city_list, minneapolis)).to eq(stl)
    end

    it "returns Kansas City as the nearest city from St. Louis" do
      expect(nearest_city(city_list, stl)).to eq(kc)
    end

    it "returns St. Louis as the nearest city from Oklahoma City" do
      expect(nearest_city(city_list, okc)).to eq(stl)
    end

    it "returns Albequerque as the nearest city from El Paso" do
      expect(nearest_city(city_list, el_paso)).to eq(albequerque)
    end

    it "returns El Paso as the nearest city from Albequerque" do
      expect(nearest_city(city_list, albequerque)).to eq(el_paso)
    end
  end
end
```


Maybe you can use ArrayBuffer/Uint8Array (typed arrays) instead? Strings are really inefficient in JS because they can't easily be preallocated to a specific length. We did a lot of work removing string operations from the bulk encryption code.


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Jeff I think you have accidentally pushed overlay updates to the branch


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I don't really get the point of using the while loop. If we set the timeout to a large enough number, we can assume that the message would have been consumed in that timeframe. If it hasn't been and there's a problem, I would check that `records` isn't null/empty just before and fail early.


I see this change in my config file but I am still getting errors: `template as child of <select> not allowed`

```
    <select id="language-picker" value.two-way="selectedLanguageCode" change.delegate="languageChanged()">
        <template containerless repeat.for="lang of languages">
            <option model.bind="lang.code">
                ${ lang.name }
            </option>
        </template>
    </select>
```


@fichtner yes, looks good, handy feature


Agreed, @sharun-s , but I can't think of another way of detecting whether a paragraph is just a rogue empty `<p><span><span> </span></span></p>` or whether it has some meaningful text.... I thought of checking whether the paragraph contains the article title -- we're only interested in detecting the lead paragraph -- but I can't be sure the lead paragraph always uses the exact term or form given in the title... If only lead paragraphs were marked with a specific `id="lead"`....


Do you have any pointers to the complaints on depending on libc++? It's better to make sure we don't break them.


`fail()` :)


Thanks for submitting the final TJ, it looks exceptional. Your HTML And CSS are well formatted and while I would have liked to see more JS, the quality of your markup and styles makes up for it - nothing wrong with playing to your strengths. I would have liked to see a breakpoint in your CSS, but the design is clearly mobile first, which is a more important concept to responsive design than simply the presence of a media query.  Try to combine selectors where possible, you could set 'background-repeat: repeat;` on on rule and made your CSS that much more legible. If you can figure out how to get your videos to play inline on the site, I think you'll have a really impressive and usable product on your hands. Great work!


Todo esta bien


Un cambio mas


This could end up `nil` simply because you reached the end of the array a second time. `resize` does not guarantee there to be an open slot after the new `i`.


init


在这里写我修改的意见吗？


Issue opened for this: #1963


Yeah, i will revert formatting. That's just a working branch.


@fichtner not sure what you mean, I think the current version is good. Normally you should add static routes for services you want to reach using a different interface, but the expected behaviour is different apparently.


这里是写了一个简单的画波形图的for循环


Typo. `focuse` should be `focuses`.


I found out the 10.7 incompatibility when I was trying this out on my old MacBook Air.


So I guess, I'm 1st to comment in batch 2017 here.


Hi, slowmotion still crashes on my oneplus 3t. What does the fix actually do?


The double newlines throughout Active Storage are [intentional](https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/30061#issuecomment-320068368).


This test doesn't seem to work for me. It ran without ending for about 10 minutes before I stopped it


I do think this is a combination of dns/ntp + specific interface binding and some link/setup issue with the gateway routing (rule). Please disregard.

Although I was wondering if we should make a firewall: settings: advanced setting to disable this rule batch?

See here.. https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=5743.0


@nobrowser well, i think there are lots of places where your criticism applies. But anyways, i think you're welcome to refactor that in another PR. :)


alright 👍 sounds good.


dx-flow-per-capacity-fix (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2575 of 2575 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Correct Commit Name: Services are not Threads


Added support for Qualcomm's aptXHD


fixes for broken links


Those errors are pretty bad. Those errors will come in action if a definition/function/variable like ```MOVE_TYPE_AUTO``` will be defined before including FCNPC: "already defined in another include, use FCNPC_MOVE_TYPE_AUTO instead", which isn't too corect. They don't have to use FCNPC_MOVE_TYPE_AUTO to get ride of that error, but to rename the definition/function/variable from their code. and if it isn't defined before, then that definition will be created anyway. I think that you should  remove those pairs of #if #else #endif. There's not really any need to be backwards compatible, this is something easy to change. You just have to change them from the example scripts.


Hey, you have added 'images/General.png' to 'www/html5.appcache' but the filename has no capitol G so it can't be found.


Beyond1Airloop (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2576 of 2581 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

Failures:

EnergyPlusFixture Test Summary
 * Passed: 499
 * Failed: 4

integration Test Summary
 * Passed: 604
 * Failed: 1

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Should it verify bootKeg signature?


Note: how is this going to interact with mandatory documentation on all public items?

Today I have to document my module; will this require me to have an otherwise empty `foo.rs` (or `foo/mod.rs`) just to place the module documentation?


@Stargamers Hi
Are you waiting on anything to make a pull request?


What's in Your Fridge? Is an application that is designed to remove the headache of figuring out what you can eat with the ingredients that you already have in your home.
We used the food 2 fork and Youtube api's to generate ingredients and their corresponding videos on youtube

Below are screenshots of the application's functionality:
![fridgegif1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25482392/29326715-a471a9ac-81ba-11e7-9933-d00b4ad01332.png)
![fridgegif2](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25482392/29326717-a6d35ea2-81ba-11e7-872d-969247b8a986.png)
![fridgegif3](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25482392/29326719-aae4850c-81ba-11e7-95e1-99fa907d918e.png)


Added screenshots to readme


considerando que usaste ctrl+s para guardar, tendria que ser ctrl+o para abrir por consistencia con los comandos en ingles.

Esto de keybindings es un buen candidato para cargarse desde config.json en algo asi: (por ejemplo, yo suelo cambiar cerrar a ctrl+w o ctrl+f4 cuando puedo)
```JSON
{
"keybindings":{
    "close_project":"CTRL+Q",
    "open_project":"CTRL+A",
    "new_project":"CTRL+N"
  }
}
```


super 👍


@limited @zhilhuan ^^


Well, i decided not to at this time, maybe later, i'll add a task to TP.
for once - we don't have a way to inform about failed signature in invite channel name 🙄
for second - it's a low risk thing, hard to abuse, after chat is loaded everything is gonna get verified anyway.


ok


coment de cambios


Instead*


It would be better to be able to disable autogenerated rules indeed, although this might count for some other rules as well.
What do you think, register some list we can probe for the gui as well or use the old construct with a new field and gui glue?


I took a quick look at it, but anything that mentioned "c_parameters" I figured was still part of https://github.com/ros2/rcl/pull/54 .  That being said, if you think we should delete it, feel free.


Thank you!
I was seeing these a lot


I really like @fabianfrz "takeover" approach with the model in mvc which avoids a (maybe even spurious) migration, so a glue setting is alright with me.

I am not sure if the setting should be per interface or not...


Two for="5"? Must fix :)


market was so unstable that the bot was trying to make trades less than 1 second apart so i added this fix to make it so trades must be a minimum of > 4 minutes in between.


Yes I agree `int` would be better.  Do string temperatures not sort the same as `int` temperatures in pandas?

We can use `astype(np.int64)`  which will allow the `nan` values to be kept. But I think it will still change everything to strings when we replace the nulls with `...`


Hello, World


Thai


@stefvanbuuren Ha. It appears I should have read your documentation more thoroughly. Yes, it appears they are slightly different implementations of essentially the same functionality. Best Wishes!


Rog. In this case, the debug statement in here does not need to use `JSON.stringify`, though.


The problem, is I go months without modding engine, to come back and find commits I did not push. I get lazy. 💃

This I believe was done to expand on the PDA. Before you could not get character name, icon or set rank of object that was offline, because server entity didn't have these methods exported to lua.

The weapon server entity exports were to eliminate the need to use hacky packet editing.


Using stack to find max windows range


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We call it ExecutionReport


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I didnt look in detail yet, I just wanted to be sure to not be stepping on your toes if you were currently assessing the usefulness of it. I'll have a look then


This system look really cool, why didn't this got merged with AzerothCore?

If im right, its not just for Bgs, but for Raids too, this would make even small servers, feel populated.


Yes, it can be done, if you have some code, pls make PR.


In java we usually start method names with lower case


Yea, I was skeptical as well when I read up on it, but I tried it, and it works!


Ok, looks like Twilio supports a bunch of international numbers. So, it will need to be 11 - 12 as country codes are 1-3 digits long. They also support shortcodes, apparently. https://www.twilio.com/shortcode/guidance


The references are supposed to be moved to informative, but seem to have been removed entirely.

The primaries for the colorspace white need to be given as well, for two reasons. One it allows the relative luminances of the three primaries to be re-established (chromaticity removes luminance, but we know the vector sum of the three primaries yields white). Secondly it is otherwise ambiguous whether the primary chromaticities are white-adapted or not.


Please move it to separate file. It will be used in many classes.
Also it is common to name it like 'Side', 'SideType' etc


Steve,

Thanks for the great feedback. Im going to finish this project to the
fullest and push to have it live by the end of the month.

I might send you a link and the source files to see what you think.

If you have time of course.

Thanks for your teaching, I got a lot from the class and feel good about
learning more on my own.

Best of luck!

-TJH

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What do you mean with ``clone()``?

Please create an issue instead of commenting on a commit as this will be ignored in the future. It's impossible to keep track of conversations like this.


It is reference comparison. It will not work in most cases.


Need json to handle


You overriding variable rp here


Use local variavles instead of class-level fields


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Agreed, fixed [here](https://github.com/ziggi/FCNPC/commit/189202e159531389b6cfa014009b6eac6c6f0160).


For all three, the white is D65:

  x = 0.3127  y = 0.3290


@LinusU thank you! 👍


Merge realizado en github


Usually we use lowercase in package names (Refer to Java code conventions)


Introduces the builder pattern.


$flagSet isn't referenced anywhere, is that intended?


buyer is a person who is going to buy. Here you are going to store Orders (not persons/traders)


in Java we will name it as 'cancel'


Sta ce to ovde ?


I have a concern about this sketch: what to do with STORE_PENDING check? I suspect that it should always store_status==STORE_PENDING inside Controller::syncCollapsed(), because syncing should be performed on not-yet completed/STORE_OK entry. There is another reason indirectly confirming that: StoreEntry::abort() asserts if store_status!=STORE_PENDING and this method is invoked throughout Controller::syncCollapsed().
Probably we should place such assertion at the beginning of Controller::syncCollapsed()?


\o/ Thanks :)


be careful with 'remove' method
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/List.html#remove-java.lang.Object-


Thanks for spotting, fixed in upcoming beta


it's referenced 6 and 8 lines below...


If the usernames the only useful output there is when it's a sucsess, then it's fine the way it is but how are errors handled then?


Please don't allow self-trading


All these changes are already on master via #164 and #187. Deleting this branch


This doesn't seem like a good idea, becuase my master is building off of tss master, I think we all need to get on the same page. Master should always build off of master of our dependent tss project.


I like to commit message: Clonse... I'm always Clonsing things.


Looks really similar to StartBuying(). Could you merge both methods to one?


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Could use a doc comment


Good.
It called Observable pattern.
More info here: https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9D%D0%B0%D0%B1%D0%BB%D1%8E%D0%B4%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%BB%D1%8C_(%D1%88%D0%B0%D0%B1%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%BD_%D0%BF%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B5%D0%BA%D1%82%D0%B8%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B8%D1%8F)


Nit: unnecessary parens


Usually It is good idea to have several subscribers/listeners.

Anyway. I am not sure, that Order is the best place to keep listeners... I'll think about it.


Php Login Form with mySql Database!!!


this should now say public, i believe


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 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ERR diffs.
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LOVE THIS 🎉


из условия:

// создать холодильник мощностью 500 **(не более 5 еды)**


super 👍


Yeah, I'm trying to figure out a good way to work around this... I _think_ the issue is that when you take a MessageStream and try to pipe it to another native Node stream, the Node stream doesn't treat the browserified Buffer as a valid Buffer. I get the error

```
first argument must be a string or Buffer
```
when calling `push(data)`.  I can even ensure it's a "Buffer" by doing `push(Buffer.from(data))` and it still throws that error.

There are two simple ways around this I've found so far, but neither seems to be a valid solution:
1. Add `buffer` to external dependencies. Then all the browsers fail but node works fine.
2. Convert the buffer to a string. Then browsers and node are both happy but I'm converting to a string as a workaround.


@mrmr1993 ...

This is only necessary in Firefox.  Is there a way to avoid doing this in Chrome?  A test for browser type?


`arrayToSet`


They support UK, Canada, and US shortcodes which are 5-6 digits. So, 5-6 and 11-13 digits lengths will be valid.


Super 👍


Conflicting Master Line at bottom of header comment chosen on merge to overwrite unicorn line.
New line is "Conflicting Line in Master".


that's true, but won't work for all sections of the config.

I don't think we should opt for a "per interface" choice, will complicate things more than it solves, it should be easy to add the rules you actually want manually.


Thanks George, not common in the code base, I'll revert them.


CC @Coacher

Not sure about the exact cause or the correct solution. I blame RPI the firmware userland parts being terrible.


Thailand


Yhai


> The references are supposed to be moved to informative, but seem to have been removed entirely.

They are moved to the note further down, right after the table.

> The primaries for the colorspace white need to be given as well

Didn't think these were needed for fuzzy gamut matching purposes, but you know better, and it does not hurt anyway. Added them back in https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/commit/5c74bfa548010be987eeb1abf77e574b6dfa0579


Try looking at src/packet/sym_encrypted_integrity_protected.js. I don't remember the details but I think the issue is that there's another non-Node Buffer class which Node doesn't like, so we overwrite it with the node version:

const Buffer = util.getNodeBuffer();

and then it works.


Ah, nice, I'll take a look at that. Thanks!


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Added Keyboard Listeners now the input can be given both by buttons or keyboard keys


Nice!


We can sniff the UA, sure. `navigator.userAgent` should do the trick (although it's not nice to work with).


Usunęłam w ogóle to id xD


Why did this file get excluded?


The new full path is /usr/share/doc/tensorflow/MNIST_example.ipynb, you are missing the tensorflow sub-directory


duplicated imports: in the commit from rice, this block was moved up top and deleted from the bottom.


* classes/m_mysql.php
1- Modifié la partie qui récupérait les droits d'un utilisateur sur une Db
Ca affiche maintenant les infos de tous les utilisateurs qui ont des droits.

```
$listRights = array('Select', 'Insert', 'Update', 'Delete', 'Create', 'Drop', 'References', 'Index', 'Alter', 'Create_tmp_table', 'Lock_tables', 'Create_view', 'Show_view', 'Create_routine', 'Alter_routine', 'Execute', 'Event', 'Trigger');
while ($this->dbus->next_record()) {
    // rTmp est l'array dans lequel on met les infos recupérées à chaque tour de boucle et est ajouté à l'array $r
    // Cela permet de renvoyer un array d'array et d'afficher tous les utilisateurs qui ont des droits sur cette bd
    $rTmp = array();
    $variable = $this->dbus->Record;

    // Retiré le test sur "$variable['User'] == $dbu" car si cette Db a un utilisateur mysql avec un nom différent, il ne la retrouve pas
    // Par exemple si on crée une Db avec un nom trop long pour créer un user, le user, créé après, ne pourra pas avoir le même nom que la db
    // A la place, on met le nom du user trouvé dans mysql.db dans la variable $dbu
    $dbu = $variable['User'];

    $rTmp['Host'] = $this->dbus->f('Host');
    // Ajout de la variable Rights qui va permettre de savoir si cet utilisateur a tous les droits sur la Bd ou pas
    $rTmp['Rights']='All';

    // Simplification des tests pour checker les droits.
    // On ne fait plus de 'return $r' si un des droits n'est pas à oui sinon, dès qu'un utilisateur avait un droit à Non,
    // on ne montrait pas le nom d'utilisateur et le mdp dans les résultats
    foreach ($listRights as $v) {
        $right = $v."_priv";
        if ($this->dbus->f($right) !== "Y") {
            $rTmp['Rights'] = 'NotAll';
            break;
        }
    }

    if (!$db->query("SELECT name,password from dbusers where name= ? ;", array($dbu))) {
        $msg->raise('Error', "mysql",_("Database not found")." (3)");
        return false;
    }

    if (!$db->num_rows()) {
        $msg->raise('Error', "mysql",_("Database not found")." (4)");
        return false;
    }

    $db->next_record();
    $rTmp['user'] = $db->f('name');
    $rTmp['password'] = $db->f('password');

    // On incrémente le tableau de retour avec le tableau qu'on vient de remplir pour 1 utilisateur
    $r[] = $rTmp;

} //endwhile
```

2 - Changé $pass par $password dans les params passés à la fonction grant. (lié au ticket #169)
$pass n'existe pas dans cette fonction.
```
$this->grant("*", $user, "USAGE", $password);
```

3 - Ajout du \ devant le _ dans le nom de la db pour la recherche dans mysql.db (lié au ticket #169)
```
$dbname = str_replace('_', '\_', $tab["db"]);
$this->dbus->query("SELECT * FROM mysql.db WHERE User= ? AND Host= ? AND Db= ? ;", array($user, $this->dbus->Client, $dbname));

$dbname = str_replace('_', '\_', $dbn);
$this->dbus->query("SELECT * FROM mysql.db WHERE User = ? AND Db = ?;", array($user, $dbname));
```

4 - Ajouté des backticks autour du nom de la Db sinon pour les Db ayant un \ dans leur nom, la requête était mauvaise.(lié au ticket #169)
```
if ($this->dbus->num_rows()) {
  $this->dbus->query("REVOKE ALL PRIVILEGES ON `".$dbname."`.* FROM ".$this->dbus->quote($user)."@" . $this->dbus->quote($this->dbus->Client) . ";");
}
```


super 👍


Tu z jakiegoś powodu miałam problem, tak jakby ten listener od razu znikał. Jak wykroiłam do osobnego fora to działało. Nie do końca wiem dlaczego


cant find prompt


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@markcassidy please file an issue at https://github.com/puppetlabs/pdk/issues/new or https://tickets.puppetlabs.com/secure/CreateIssue.jspa (using the PDK project) with your environmental details (ruby, pdk, puppet, puppetlabs_spec_helper), and if possible a (minimal) repro case.


BoilerSteamIDD (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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That's a good point. I'm not going to add OpenSSL into the example since I'm not an expert on that and don't want to put a naive example out there for others to copy. I have just refactored things and got the example into a runnable state where it will use the given port, or the default port for the given scheme: https://github.com/faye/websocket-driver-ruby/commit/bc03ce72feb9a55f084a8d2e92e1f006189afada


В маршруте надо хранить объекты станций, а не их имена
```ruby
route1 = Route.new(Station.new('Moscow'), Station.new('Dnepr'))
```


Добавляем/удаляем мы тоже объекты станций, а не строки.


Build log:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/25320213/


Re your review request http://marc.info/?l=postfix-users&m=150281910929565&w=2 -- Looks good to me, a valuable addition to the Postfix docs.


Magellan.cs is failing to build for me with this commit.

Magellan.cs(98,23): error CS7036: There is no argument given that corresponds to the required formal parameter 'v' of 'SerialPortHandler.SetConfig(string,string) ...


That actually worked...


Thx, read PR #627 first, did not now of existence of this code. It is not a daily thing (yet) to dig in LibOpenCM3...


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переделать обратно


down


bless


плохо


Ah, happy to see it got published in JAIR. Time to update my zotero-bib


@markcassidy apoligies, I wrote my last comment on an out-of date version of this page in my browser. I think you have already provided enough info. I'll get to it tomorrow morning.


Ok, zrobiłam to w jakiś pokrętny sposób, bo chciałam, żeby było widać zaznaczenie checkboksa, ale już poprawiłam jakoś sensownie ;)


сделаем пока что минимальную ширину на минимальную ширину макета


Additionally, any grammatical error than need editing


Thanks for pointing that out, Peter! Yes, that needs to be woven back into the control flow.


Feature added


I just noticed this uses = instead of ==
Whoops


сменить на span


@alextoul I haven't actually built any services in angular 4 yet but I can show you guys an example of a vue one when I build it. Should be similar.
I would highly recommend using a flux type architecture though.


For CRUD on backbone models, you typically avoid calling $.ajax manually because this stuff is built into backbone.

The general pattern is that models and collections know their own urls (via a combination of the `url` property on a collection, a `urlRoot` on a model, or just overriding the `url()`method entirely).
Then in this particular case, all you would need to do is `call this.model.destroy()` and you can chain your `.always` onto that.


Так. Это точно так работает? Я слышал, что apply надо переопределять в объекте-компаньоне для класса.


Наследование когда будешь делать?


cursor point на элементы без высоты и ширины, если они интерактивыне


`lr_decay` vs `patience` tradeoff to be tested more.


Was checking the built in git feature of the vs code.


Looks good!


We already have include/linux/hisi/pmic_interface.h in this kernel, which duplicates much of this file. If there are missing symbols, could we instead add them to the existing file rather then adding a whole new duplicate header?


cursor pointer


This is still all dead code, no?


Maybe monitor just `.source` file? Then you should get more similar events in both cases. Generally trying to read file after MODIFY event, instead of CLOSE leads to race condition - you may get content in the middle of that write (as you see, there may be multiple MODIFY events). If nothing better - handle any CLOSE event - regardless of WRITE/NO_WRITE.


It should be "an HTML..." [1], because it is pronounced "aytsh" (not "haytsh").

[1] https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/25742/is-it-supposed-to-be-a-html-or-an-html


BoilerSteamIDD (mitchute) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1979 of 1979 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Que bueno del cambio


Hmmm. It'll clean & re-build for me without complaint. I don't know exactly how msbuild tracks file changes and decides which binaries need to be rebuilt but deleting stuff (SPH.dll in particular) and re-building might be the solution. Is L98 `s.SetConfig(pair.settings)` and does SerialPortHandler.cs have a `SetConfig(Dictionary<string,string>)` method? Those changes are in the same commit so I wouldn't think it possible to have one w/o the other.


Consistent tab indention would be good here. You might run them through indent with the "-nbad -bap -nbc -bbo -hnl -br -brs -c33 -cd33 -ncdb -ce -ci4 -cli0 -d0 -di1 -nfc1 -i8 -ip0 -l80 -lp -npcs -nprs -npsl -sai -saf -saw -ncs -nsc -sob -nfca -cp33 -ss -ts8 -il1" option set, or try using ./scripts/checkpatch.pl --fix -f <source-file>


Does this mean that all the RDFA is basically just a number of attributes added to the document body that are always the same?


consistent tabbing here would be good.


@TreyE this should be 'task', not 'test'


sve je ok 👍


Similarly here, you'd do something like:
```
this.model.save(requestData).always(...
```

The caveat is that Backbone will assume your PUT data is everything on the model. If what you want sent to the server doesn't match what's in the model, you can always override individual ajax params like:
```
this.model.save({}, { data: JSON.stringify(requestData), contentType: 'application/json' })
```
Not only does this use the abstraction built into Backbone, but then your model triggers appropriate events like `request` and `sync` that views might want to listen to.


148704793-Improvements-to-Ventilation-Control-for-DOAS-AirLoop-#6205 (lgu1234) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2568 of 2577 tests passed, 591 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 600 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.

Failures:

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 591
 * Failed: 9

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The underlying idea here is to allow configuration like:
```json
 "NewMagellanPorts":[
        {
            "module":"SPH_Datacap_EMVX",
            "logErrors":true,
            "cashback":false,
            "foo":"bar",
            "port":"INGENICOISC250_MERCURY_E2E:6"
        }
    ]
```

so device/module specific configuration flags can get embedded more easily so tweaks and adjustments are run-time settings instead of compile-time settings.


Can you point me to an example? Is something like https://github.com/connexta/ddf-pte/blob/pte/catalog/ui/catalog-ui-search/src/main/webapp/component/editor/metacard-advanced/metacard-advanced.view.js#L58


These static log paths are concerning. Could this stuff be better exported via debugfs, or maybe removed all together?


license


ctuff =\
stuff!))


Oof I don't have PTE access :cry: lemme find me one


Can we drop the WIN32 dead-code ?


todo ok


Hi! please, do you have script fo pay-per-block? all rewards for block after deduction (% comission pool) pay who find block! ??


None so great than the great Santhi Guru of the east....


Funny that I got mentioned ;)


https://github.com/codice/ddf/blob/aaf326cbdd75823aeb85a490d48355230ecf8171/catalog/ui/catalog-ui-search/src/main/webapp/js/model/Workspace.js#L153

So there's a collection of Workspace models, which has a base url set: `'/search/catalog/internal/workspaces'`.
Each model in that collection then knows automatically how to `fetch(), save()`, and `destroy()` because it'll append the model's `id` to that url and send the request there.


(And if the model has no `id` yet (it's new), it sends a `POST` to the base collection url when you call `.save()`)


No, it does not sort in the same way. For example will 10 000 come before 4000.


Still have static paths here. I thought you were switching to using the load_firmware infrastructure?


Thanks ;)


Can with squish this down into the previous commit that this fixes?


This mixes fixes and new changes. Can you squish the fixes down into the patch that introduced the issue and leave only the new additions in their own patch?


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hahah thanks for the mention :)
Yeah, they were hard-coded which was somewhat weird decision given the fact
that it takes it as parameters.

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I wonder if some memcpy-based conversion would be better defined on these compilers. Something like this:

    glm::uint64 result;
    std::memcpy(&result, &Result, sizeof result);
    return result;

The list of workarounds for Clang is pretty long already without those in 8a9582cc5e19c8f0bd3f7e5f7f52fc691a6933c2. Also note that use of memcpy would not necessarily involve an actual function call with recent compilers. But especially nice is that it is explicitly defined as a "copy bytes from A to B without converting anything".


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Done 15/08/2017 e398407


This expression should be changed on different SYCL devices (CPU, GPU1, GPU2, ...)


Perhaps you should decrease move count (like in search.cpp line 940) after a move is deferred else we get a higher average move count and thus more reductions and pruning.


Very nice, very nice!


In php7
I need change from
$language_codes = array_column($languages, 'code');
to
$language_codes = array_column($languages, 'language_id', 'code');

to get right answer.

Another Problem is the if chain to set the $code will wipe out the session setting
which cause the switch language to no response
I changed them to else if to get the language change to responsive.

I wandering are that all because I'm using php7 @@a


You can nest this inside the first `@{customElementNamespace}query-annotations` block by doing:
```
@{customElementNamespace}query-annotations {
   &.has-no-notes {
     .no-notes {..}
   }
}
```
just a LESS shortcut


Do it differently and better!


OMG yeah it should.


just to check if it's getting executed or not


I have found some cases on which this condition should be removed


Questão 6****


Or even better remember the move count of a deferred move and use them later, so the same reductions and prunings are done as in master.


еуые


test


Oh, very nice. I also thought about tweaking this implementation allowing to use a bandpass filter. So, I'm open to discuss including a high-pass filter.


These expressions are only useful for nVidia devices.
We could talk about how the expressions should be changed


GLHE_Enhancements (mitchute) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2573 of 2573 tests passed, 1 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR small diffs.

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GenericReducerTwoStage -> GenericReducerTwoStages


We'd want to keep this - it provides a "Interested in becoming a sponsor?" message when no sponsor info has been added. (see [here](https://github.com/SwiftWeekly/swiftweekly.github.io/blob/master/_includes/sponsor.html#L12)).


out of mind


Hybrid_Unitary_Air_Conditioner_I6091 (spencerdutton) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2491 of 2494 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

Failures:

integration Test Summary
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 * Failed: 3

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Now, GenericReducer is always equal to GenericReducerTwoStages.
Is it possible to consider only 1 stage or more than 2 stages?


@fichtner AFAIK we've never released version 1.9; on 17.7 we're still on os-acme-client 1.8.


I'd use "tricky" here.


replace can't with don't.


@brycedrennan We ran into an issue recently where someone was trying to upload a file whose filename had colons in it. I suspect this bit was added for Windows support? Do you have any recommendations on how to deal with this?

If you're able to remember the reasoning behind this let me know, it'd be helpful. We definitely want to support filenames with colons. Thanks again for this contribution, I appreciate it. : )


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*[Hook UI build recap](http://ci.perseids.org/repo/PerseusDL/canonical-latinLit/2204)*


is it ok to keep __dirname in local scope rather than pass it as an argument?


change do to am. A response to this would be "of course I am"


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Read Me!](https://trello.com/c/Pxvjhqtp/23-read-me)


Do the endpoints return proper http status codes, or do we have to look at the response body to decide success?
If the former, you can just add `.done` and `.fail` to handlers your ajax or backbone destroy() call (along with the `.always`).


Alternatives:

Tell me though,
But hey,
But still,


## Global

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

*[Hook UI build recap](http://ci.perseids.org/repo/PerseusDL/canonical-latinLit/2205)*


"I just can't figure out what you did to them if they're after you so much..."


Does ipv4_count take a single address?  Or did you mean to have this be "ipv4_ips" with a single-element array?


"and don't unlock the door" (it opens is implied)


"Because I said so" is what parents say to younger children in the USA. It's stern and gets the point across.
"Just don't" would be something for folks who are more familiar with each other.


can you please publish it in to npmjs.com? this version is missing and looks like a solution. Thx!


"OK, bye." would flow better here.


Can do `'>= 4.0', '< 6.0'`


I would have preferred to re-use code from TcpSocketManager, but the way Socket and Reconnector were being mutated made this difficult to do without adding setters for both in TcpSocketManager.


Suggest:
"Alright dear, now I can have some fun with you."


Google Translate suggests "romantic" instead of "lovely". I'm inclined to agree with Google on this one.

Also, instead of "threat" I'd use "attack".


mogles tu wrzucic po prostu `Math.sqrt` jako funkcje


Why is this removed? It could be useful to force the fusion of some operations


`toUpperCase` nie potrzebuje zadnych parametrow wiec wystarczy `string.toUpperCase()`


It is not clear to me. Some explanation would be welcome


@frap129 where you get decompiled power hal? or you decompiled it yourself?


Related to #378.


@locutus2  Thanks, I'll try the movecount fix along with some other changes.


@mortezadadgar AOSP


The CG code could be used to show how the automatic fusion works


So this is to restore the correct `part_field_list.last` after incorrect `memcpy()` ?
I'd prefer #436 instead (thanks, btw!).


TeamCity Code :: 1. Development :: DDK :: Feature [Build 418](http://mp-ci.centralus.cloudapp.azure.com/viewLog.html?buildId=29056&buildTypeId=Code_Development_Ddk_Feature) is now running


TeamCity Code :: 1. Development :: DDK :: Feature [Build 418](http://mp-ci.centralus.cloudapp.azure.com/viewLog.html?buildId=29056&buildTypeId=Code_Development_Ddk_Feature) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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Suggest:

"Well, let's begin"


Or
"I just can't figure out what you did to make them come after you so much..."


Dunno. I find it more confusing when a function is invoked with different number of arguments in different places.

I certainly agree with "we write code finite times and read it infinite times", 100%.


Suggest: "My, you've got talent" (assuming some formality and superiority).


148704793-Improvements-to-Ventilation-Control-for-DOAS-AirLoop-#6205 (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1375 of 1375 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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eval
	add Frame::cosTheta
pdf
	pdf diffuse + specular
	diffuse pdf = cosine uniform hemisphere
	*cosTheta -> dot product wo,reflect wi
				or
				max(wr.dot.wo,0)
sample
	remove Frame::cosTheta
	sampling diffuse(cosHem) or specular(IS Phong)
	rotate phong sample into reflect(wi)
	phong sample (tiny diff)
		mitsuba: sinAlpha,cosAlpha,phi + sphericalDirectionOptim
		nori: theta,phi + sphericalDirection


Maybe you should check that product Id doesn't already exist. Or, describe this as an upsert/update or insert that overwrites existing.


Yeah, that works. Might even lose the "just" in this case.


s/get back/be/back/


I would actually keep the "<" comparator and use 21.0f instead of 20.0f
The goal of this bugfix was to allow a user to use execute once THEIR UI shows 20%...which is anything between exactly 20.0f and 20.99999...f


Google suggests "sink" instead of bathtub. That makes a little more sense here.

Also "dog food" instead of "dog's food", unless it's a character speech pattern.


s/all/all of/


uh, z-nomp has payment processing already, look in your config


1. please, add a comment here why you do all this, it's not obvious.
2. what do you mean "History values will be replicated in a `TRUNCATE HISTORY` queries" ?


resolves #189


Define the birthday as Date Type in the Database Not DateTime :
(the ? mark is to make the field Nullable)
`        [Column(TypeName = "Date")]
        public DateTime? Birthday { get; set; }`
![1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/17073731/29332202-eb99b1c4-8207-11e7-940e-28037b7069ab.png)


@craigmaloney covered it basically. I can't think off any other appropriate interjections off the top of my head. With what we current' have, `I've` can and probably should be changed to just `I`.


Actually, let me clarify, it is because we have more phenotypes for the disease (that is the principal change) + now the free obs we get is a less specific phenotype)


Typo: `patter` to `pattern`.


aa


@raphaelrpais dá aquela revisada pls!


if you want to setup a pool fee, look here: https://github.com/z-classic/z-nomp/blob/master/pool_configs/zcash_example.json#L17 .  Set the address first, then fee


2016, really? :p


Hybrid_Unitary_Air_Conditioner_I6091 (spencerdutton) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: Tests Failed (2137 of 2494 tests passed, 241 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 449 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 449 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 16 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 44 tests had: ERR diffs.
 * 164 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 186 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 40 tests had: DXF diffs.
 * 49 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 19 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 34 tests had: SHD diffs.
 * 17 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 96 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 12 tests had: SSZ big diffs.
 * 14 tests had: ZSZ big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: delightin diffs.
 * 3 tests had: delightout diffs.
 * 7 tests had: MTD diffs.

Failures:

integration Test Summary
 * Passed: 598
 * Failed: 3

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 245
 * Failed: 354

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esto se quito


CC: @GreyLeshy


Please prefix commit message with package name.


Shouldn't these be `false` since this is an invalid tile?


Add a mention that this field `error` is only present if the tiles are invalid according to one or more spec revisions?


too late :(


pxkcd] -> [xkcd]


Need something here to break up conclusion


Add date


Typo: `pxkcd]` instead of `[xkcd]`
Grammar: `a generally-accepted 'strong' passwords` could use one less letter on one of the two ends.


Convert tabs to spaces


Grammar: `a single, long passwords` could use a trim on one of the two ends.


Thought of the same thing but haven't found anything about the hp rounding in the wow interface.

Any links?


Note: sorry I now realize this is correct to call this tile valid since the spec says `A Vector Tile SHOULD contain at least one layer.` but not `MUST`


please ignore per my above comment: https://github.com/mapbox/mvt-fixtures/commit/9daefdede5bdf20bb09c65949ab71419a1a12e65#commitcomment-23660124


sakaki,
If you change
+	${EPYTHON} x.py build || die
to  ${EPYTHON} x.py build ${MAKEOPTS} || die
The build system honours MAKEOPTS instead of counting CPU cores.

rust is building on my Pi 3 with -j1 just now.  After 3:30, its at 33% and not gone above 75MB in swap.


You shouldn't have to refer to `CMAKE_BINARY_DIR` at all. Use `INSTALL(TARGETS...` instead of `INSTALL(FILES...`


YES !
Happy to ear that !
Eeprom converter is in construction .. To late :(


Thank you for an inspiring project. (https://github.com/janfri/rim/blob/master/README.rdoc#credits) :-)


my mama loves me


Maybe something like that would work. "man" would normally be used in very casual slangish way which isn't appropriate here, but it seems much less weird when you realize that the one talking is not human. It would be similar to an alien calling you earthling, you expect that but it would be weird if another human said that.

However I would recommend maybe something more like "You've [certainly] got a talent for this"


:+1: Definitely


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Merge fixes for SMB tests


Задание к уроку Основы Ruby. Часть 2/array_step_5.rb

Зачем эта проверка? Ты же сам счетчиком управляешь, разве может возникнут ситуация, когда тут будет не true?


BoilerSteamIDD (mitchute) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2574 of 2576 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 5 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table big diffs.

Failures:

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 598
 * Failed: 2

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...but I mean, I wrote it at 1 AM, it's ok to leak file descriptors at 1 AM.


Нам надо массив заполнить, а не просто числа на экран вывести


Задание к уроку Основы Ruby. Часть 2/date.rb

Зачем весь код задания выносить в метод? Это не имеет смысла


Simply we should be able to send files through bot api.


Когда ввод пользователя приводишь к числу, можно не использовать `chomp` - просто сразу пиши `gets.to_i`


Thank you. It did hit the swap quite a bit when building, that's for sure!

I'll make that change shortly and re-release once I can test it (travelling atm, but will be back at my workstation Thursday). Do you see any reason why this wouldn't make sense for amd64 and x86 also (i.e., why it couldn't be submitted as part of the forthcoming PR to the Gentoo tree)?


Задание к уроку Основы Ruby. Часть 2/fibonacci.rb

Чаще используют не push, а оператор << - он делает то же самое `fibonacci << num`


Задание к уроку Основы Ruby. Часть 2/month.rb

Хм, а чего сократил имена месяцев? Букв пожалел? :)


You could say "I am a member of the special forces". I don't see much of a benefit to it though. I think what we have now is probably better.


We should use the canonical casing of the repository link, which is `https://github.com/shurcooL/githubql` with a capital L.


Задание к уроку Основы Ruby. Часть 2/vowels.rb

Можно использовать range без приведения к массиву. Range включает модуль Enumerable, так что `each` и прочие подобные методы для него тоже доступны


Just I fixed and cleaned the code a bit


Be careful with commit messages, this doesn't "solve" the issue but is just one part of it!


good commit


Вокруг фигурных скобок принято пробелы ставить - `month.each { |name, days| ... }`. И давай переменным более понятные имена (как у меня в примере) - так проще понимать что в коде происходит


Для многострочных блоков в Ruby принято использовать do..end нотацию вместо фигурных скобок:
```ruby
alphabet.each.with_index do |letter, index|
  ...
end
```


Telegram bot API supports both GET and POST methods.

To increase limit of transferred information (~8KB for GET requests) we should change HTTP method in tgb.


I think you are missing a `$wpdb->prepare()` here.


scope defines the scope of this directive, similar to how $scope works for controllers. The difference is that, in a controller, a new scope is implicitly created. For a directive, we have the option of explicitly defining our scopes and that's what we do here.


Ну и замечание по имени переменных актуально всегда и везде - называй понятно, и все тебе спасибо скажут :)


Тут что-то страшное с форматированием произошло. Лучше используй inline условие - `hash[letter] = index if vowels.include?(letter)`


Or
"Okay, let's start/begin!"
"[Okay, well, etc.], let's get started!"


А у меня вот так. Я специально равно потыкал. cindent есть.

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@martinhaye I'm not sure why these break tags are here. They create quite a bit of space. i.e.: http://pub-jschol-dev.escholarship.org/uc/uclalaw_pblj


calling `setDevice(undefined)` removes the device from the tree view.

This was a quick hack to make the device disappear when you lose the network connection (e.g. pull the USB plug). However, after using this in practice, I'm not sure if this is what I want to do.


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Great! If you have time, maybe we could chat a bit Saturday?

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Are you sure `(c) 2016` is correct?


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ref:
- #78


ref:
- #77


Without lambda, we would also have to manage the connection -- to disconnect it -- and we would need another variable that should be emptied properly. However, I admit that I may have mistaken your plan with the method I'd tried to remove lambda.


no problem ^_^


#6200-UnitarySystem-unexpected-fan-operation (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1373 of 1373 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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haha


If I am not mistaken, the elements of `data` need not be `numbers` (provided one supplies an appropriate `scale` function).


It started exporting?  I just can't seem to get it to work.  I would love to have my enjin data to transfer.  Enjin makes it a huge pain in the ass to leave their ecosystem.

Thanks for your help.  I will wait for the logging to see what the problem is.


Hey @zealzou :

Nice job on this homework assignment! I like that you tried out using flexbox to create columns. Make sure to add alt="" attributes to your images next time incase they don't load or a screen reader would like to know what they are.

Here's some feedback:

- Think about using a class for your flexbox parent to say `display: flex;` - because as your site grows, or you have more pages, what happens if you want to use the `<section>` tag again somewhere? It will always have `display: flex;` associated with it. Instead you could have a class of "flexbox" that you could apply to any element.

- Consider the tags you're using in grouping content: You have an `<aside>` inside of an `<article>` (for your sidebar) - maybe you could do without one of those, whichever makes sense.

- Font Icons: It looks like you started adding these in - definitely keep going and let me know if you need help. You'll need the actual font files (they are in the folder you downloaded from font awesome)

Let me know if you have any questions!


应该是对ado.net的支持吧。。。


I don't think it's giving up on the challenge because node already has a perfectly adaquite module system for those purposes. my intention when creating depject was not to replace `require` but to provide a way for expressing dependencies without specifying knowing what they are yet. If you already know what they are, I don't think depject helps you with that.

yes, a top level gives/needs per module is exactly what I am advocating 💯


@bradfitz there's no LICENSE file, but header is here


no, but I just made a fix for that one.