The messages are inconsistent, some miss the second `%s` for the help text such that Guava's method will append the text in square brackets.


I already noticed. No need to notify me several times :)


Symmetry for WHITE or BLACK should be respected, there is no question.
However EAST-WEST symmetry is not present in the start position due to the King/Queen positions,
so this is not so clear to me.  Still,  I would expect eg values to be identical.

To avoid this problem in the future, you can tune only the first 4 scores of Passed File
Score PassedFile[FILE_NB/2] = { S(  , ), S( , ), S( , ), S( , ) };

And use something like this. just for tuning, later in the code
```
File f = file_of(s);
score += bonus + PassedFile[std::min(f, ~f)];

```


Just fixed


bv j'y avais pas pensé


To use it:
`npm install
  npm start`


To use it:
`npm install`
`npm start`


122번째줄은 빈칸인거죠?


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region: ap-southeast-2
stack: sample-kms-dev
api keys:
  None
endpoints:
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functions:
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Stack Outputs
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{
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}

```

https://github.com/apocas/dockerode


@chrisbra not intentional. Forced commits generates repetitive notifications unnecessarily..


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DEPS_DIR=/usr/workspace/clone/node_modules
AWS_S3_PROXY=
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success Already up-to-date.
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```

https://github.com/apocas/dockerode


Название "tagsArray" - некорректное. По причине того, что ты имеешь дело не с тегами (названиями ХТМЛ элементов), а уже созданными DOM Nodes.


A generated website with your changes can be accessed here: https://doc-review.qlikcore.com/884


Lots of places refer to the documentation of this method for further information, but the documentation of this method does not actually give any further information. I would suggest to put here information such as
- the fact which names are allowed can change in the future,
- an informal indication about which kinds of variable names are forbidden (explicitly stating that this is non-normative and subject to change),
- if we can, provide information about which classes of variable names are guaranteed to be safe, even in the future,
- a recommendation what users should do if a variable name is rejected (escaping, and how to escape such that this method will accept it, even in the future).

Again, this needs to be looked at from an API perspective: Currently it is absolutely impossible for users of JavaSMT to use this API, because they can only call this method and hope for the best, but if a variable name turns out to be forbidden there nothing users can do to solve their problem. Consider writing a tutorial for JavaSMT: what would you tell users to do regarding variable names?


Change needed to allow code to run with SQLite


Тебе не кажется что "tagsArray[index]" и "element" - это один и тот же объект?


Typo, should be "This __path__ you can..." not "This pass you can...."


Thanks for the PR. FYI It's Jon Piesing (abbreviated from Jonathan) not John.


Закоментированного кода быть не должно.


x in [0, nside)
y in [0, nside)


Thanks Joe.
See if the 0_refs needed an update as well for it.

Has the "Broken Wiki" period yielded any donations? ;)
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: joe-hunt
  To: FrontAccountingERP/FA
  Cc: Ap.Muthu ; Comment
  Sent: Monday, June 18, 2018 11:50 AM
  Subject: Re: [FrontAccountingERP/FA] Wrong type for AP Surf Set in demo data. (95f98ed)

  Hi, let us just concentrate on the en_US-demo.sql.

  For all updates it is not a big deal, because the workorders has followed
  the old algorithms.

  So I will penetrate only the transactions from your mails and forum
  regarding en_US-demo.

  Joe

  Den mån 18 juni 2018 06:25Ap.Muthu <notifications@github.com> skrev:

  > In the light of the above and the board discussions
  > <http://frontaccounting.com/punbb/viewtopic.php?id=7554>, the following
  > fixes too are needed in sql/en_US-demo.sql.
  >
  > 1. Lines 908-910 should have their type to be changed from 26 to 29
  > and be:
  >
  > ('13', '29', '1', '2017-05-05', '1510', '1 * iPad Air 2 16GB', '-400', '0', '0', NULL, NULL),
  > ('14', '29', '1', '2017-05-05', '1510', '1 * iPhone 6 64GB', '-300', '0', '0', NULL, NULL),
  > ('15', '29', '1', '2017-05-05', '1510', '1 * iPhone Cover Case', '-20', '0', '0', NULL, NULL),
  >
  >
  > 1. Insert the following at Line 2558:
  >
  > INSERT INTO `0_wo_manufacture` VALUES ('1', '001/2017', '1', '2', '2017-05-05');
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p in [0, npix / 12)


成田
同じ処理（minValue+1）があるので一回にまとめましょう。


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2 more soft serial ports on m5 (TX) and m6 (TX)


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I struggled with adding views and likes to Category in populate_rango.py - I am not even sure if what I have is correct. I could not figure it out and had to resort to scouring the web.


This fixes #76


@jensscheerlinck Ik heb bij deze twee bestanden volgende secties toegevoegd. Als dit je ok lijkt zal ik ze toevoegen aan alle bestanden.


y


IBM Cloud [toolchain](https://console.bluemix.net/devops/toolchains/6fbc7a48-a08d-4d4d-ace7-cb823c753512?env_id=ibm%3Ayp%3Aeu-de "CloudCo"): [Delivery Pipeline](https://console.bluemix.net/devops/pipelines/e22ae7db-4e76-4b76-a0a4-f91631e52c4f?env_id=ibm%3Ayp%3Aeu-de "dashboard (master)") deployed [cloudco-insurance-dashboard](https://github.com/VidyasagarMSC/cloudco-insurance-dashboard/releases/tag/deploy-ibm-yp-eu-de-vidyasagar.msc-in.ibm.com-Demo-20180618-115600 "deploy-ibm-yp-eu-de-vidyasagar.msc-in.ibm.com-Demo-20180618-115600") to [Demo](https://console.bluemix.net/apps/6896c597-50ca-4a2b-a4de-b7bba6525e5b?env_id=ibm:yp:eu-de "ibm:yp:eu-de:vidyasagar.msc@in.ibm.com:Demo"), including this commit


Hi there,
This is just a small suggestion to add for the Readme.md (add the command `bin/console prestashop:module install firebaseauthenticator`).

BTW, I have just tested the firebaseauthenticator on a fresh Prestashop 1.7.4.x install and it worked perfectly. I find it a very good and easy way to share a secured authentication between Prestashop and other webapp. Thanks

Sheub


Maybe better remove second it from example?


..and overwrite knowledge about which buttons were pressed before??


92 vs 84


but this method is not invoked by default so we should be fine?


remove the star please.


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Do you need a mutex here?


Вместо хардкода индексов, лучше сделать это динамически, без привязки к индексам.

Нужно чтоб функция не знала сколько там будет аргументов.


@ras0219-msft I have a problem with this commit. ODBC used to work out of the box. I can edit my local copy of portfile.cmake to enable it with

`-DWITH_ODBC=ON`

but how do I then reinstall SOCI with the new settings?!


**ProTip**

Commit messages are important, especially since Git tracks your changes and then displays them as commits once they're pushed to the server. By writing clear commit messages, you can make it easier for other people to follow along and provide feedback.


Since WHITE plays first, it is certain that the positions deriving from the WHITE side will have different optimal values than from the BLACK side. But this will apply only statistically to maximize results. The deriving positions might or might not be too different to justify the parameter assymetry. Then we can judge if the cost of not scoring the exact same position with opposite colors differently is worth it or not.


Always to clear commit messages. Git tracks your changes and then displays them as commits once they're pushed to the server.

By writing clear commit messages, you can make it easier for other people to follow along and provide feedback.


I needed to add this bit in because of x and y


1. npm install vue-electron --save
2. npm run dev


Now happy with what done because of a and b


Строка №16 позволяет переопределить метод класса Comparable, не создавая при этом новый класс. Очень эффективный способ работы с кодом.


Пути к API лучше вынести в константы, а не хардкодить по всему приложение. Если вдруг что-нибудь изменится, то придётся менять это везде, и обязательно что-нибудь пропуститишь и создаешь новые баги.


I read this "Contracts that want to receive Ether with a plain "send" have to implement a fallback function with the payable modifier. Contracts now throw if no payable fallback function is defined and no function matches the signature." Does this mean I can just remove the fallback function altogether? If not, I can do:

function () public {
   "fail with error" (no point in revert because it's not receiving ether)
}

i'm not sure how to fail with an error. know there's require, assert and revert but i don't think these are useful here. Should I do a require together with an error message or log an event?


I purchased a used zte 981 pro max little did I know it had a google account that needs bypassing


It should be
**{{ .Release.Namespace }}** instead of **{{ .Release.namespace }}**

The installation FAILS because of the current settings as it returns a NULL value for .Release.namespace and hence the installation fails with error
"Error: release bilging-lobster failed: ClusterRoleBinding.rbac.authorization.k8s.io "bilging-lobster-grafana-clusterrolebinding" is invalid: subjects[0].namespace: Required value"


Отладочных логов быть не должно.


I have done this. I like the point about chronological logs. Thank you.


accepted


Looks like there have been some additional commits to the head branch since #29943 was first opened. I'll rebase it for you to ensure it's running the latest tests. (It'll take me a couple of minutes.)


"Можно ли". Здесь дефис не нужен.


Слишком много функций создаешь в этом цикле для каждого заказа. Представь что у тебя 1000 заказов, это очень много памяти в пустую.

Пользуйся event delegation.


Hi, I was working with the cli and the winston package needs to be updated to 3.2.0. I am new to the community and so I did not make a pull request.


Here's the structure I recommend we work with. Suggestions/comments are welcome.

```shell
utils                                   # package with all the utility modules
├── __init__.py
├── asset                               # package with utility modules to validate and persist asset data
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── seed_make.py                    # module to validate asset make data and persist AssetMake objects
│   ├── seed_model_number.py            # module to validate asset model number data and persist AssetModelNumber objects
│   ├── seed_type.py                    # module to validate asset type data and persist AssetType objects
│   └── seed_category.py                # module to validate asset category data and persist AssetCategory objects
├── helper.py                           # helper module; to keep asset package DRY
├── sample.csv                          # csv file with seed data
└── seed_asset.py                       # main module to handle seeding asset data from sample.csv

1 directory, 8 files
```


ugh.


Is it true that all "require(msg.sender != address(0));" are superfluous. I added it in because I seemed to remember reading that it could happen. Not sure under what circumstances.


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测试


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@vmassol I need to confirm something. Here in the `initialize()` expression, I am setting the configurationId as "cache.glossaryCache". If I insert this `GlossaryCache` component in the GlossaryEventListener and update that cache object whenever a 'GlossaryAdded' event occurs, so, it will modify the same cache object from which `GlossaryTransformation` takes values from, because the configurationId of both cache components is same. Isn't it?


Good point, thank you.


@jensens Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: https://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.app.discussion/69/violations
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```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


I would be following the above approach if it seems fine. :)


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2. Dawid


Will change it during the next task


The first step in the process of introducing these C API's should be writing a man page for them.  I would prefer that we avoid any arrays of strings in these interfaces.  We should follow the pattern that is present elsewhere such that there is an interface to query the number of names, and then another interface to get a name given an index.  I will work on the man pages today.


Should we change the font to 1.3?
https://github.com/ebiwd/EBI-Framework-Angular/blob/96d51c004e49c2e909ff038d14d059b8fa94d02d/src/index.html#L24

I run a project in my side and seems to be okay. Maybe only the font that needs to be changes. Also is there any new JS files we should call in 1.3? If so, then we can add it to angular-cli.json file

https://github.com/ebiwd/EBI-Framework-Angular/blob/develop-angular-4/angular-cli.json#L25


I tried it on jmaji, it created the new branch, but did not removed the old branch.

```bash
git push origin feature/bootstrap:feature/bootstrap-2
```


The `MarshallerHelper` is used to generate json from an object, and not the reverse it seems.


Path needs to be `'../../../images/logo/Yfu_logo'` (or filename needs to be all lower case) in order to work on case-sensitive filesystems


At this point getting testing w/ Travis going with our consolidated branch is all that $client is after. Using ODPI would probably justify an entirely new DBD:: namespace so as to keep the sports fans happy.


Mode d'emploi


成田
ブロックで囲みましょう。
それからif()の後にカンマを付けてしまうとどうなるか考えてみてください。


Test


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| bech32


Naming aspects of code (classes, methods, variables) should be:

- Pronounceable
- Just the right amount of descriptive.

`let(:address_book) { AddressBook.new('345', 'London', 'EC1290') }` is preferable over `let(:add) ...`


instead: ```#destinations_tag_ids_input, .destination_visits_attributes_tag_ids_input, #planning_tag_ids, #vehicle_usage_vehicle_tag_ids_input```
and you need to add a class in visit form view


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@Fourdee
Whoopsie, thanks for fix!


Hi, I get this error when use "echo hi" ->
PFLT at: 4004
PFLT at: bfa4
exec echo failed


All my functions have the return type bool and all return true. Is this completely pointless or have I missed some point where false would be useful? It seems require or assert are stronger. So remove the returns (bool)?


Puzzle `3-827a223c` discovered in   [`node/app.py`](  https://github.com/DronMDF/zold-lazy-node/blob/master/node/app.py)   and submitted as #29. Please, remember that the puzzle was not   necessarily added in this particular commit. Maybe it was added earlier, but   we discovered it only now.


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Обновил


Fixed now.

On Mon, Jun 18, 2018 at 6:22 AM Jaromir Benes <jaromir.benes@gmail.com>
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hi

hello


Why is there a 0 at this line?


Why not `EnumMap`?


can confirm working on 4.1.0


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![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [make the recipe's name show in options of Learning.](https://trello.com/c/VIORYuqF/36-make-the-recipes-name-show-in-options-of-learning)


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Hi! Yeah, tablespace support is an important feature... Can I ask you to start an issue to discuss the feature with the community?


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Or, maybe, are you planning a PR?


Why tune all the values if you wanted them to be symmetrical ?


Yiu can make it easier to understand where those numbers code from:

`output := make([]byte, 0, 4+1+len(chainID)+8+len(signBytes))`


Puzzle `98-9de926c6` discovered in   [`lib/pdd/sources.rb`](  https://github.com/yegor256/pdd/blob/master/lib/pdd/sources.rb)   and submitted as #102. Please, remember that the puzzle was not   necessarily added in this particular commit. Maybe it was added earlier, but   we discovered it only now.


Connect action is not executed yet. Don't you need to connect first for this assert (ie do it after line 375) ?


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Any idea what is causing jenkins (and also travis) to fail with a version conflict for six?


You can change it for your project as you wish. For August version or 0.57, we'll update targetSdk to 26, requirement from Play Store.


Puzzle `104-9f730941` disappeared from [`src/main/java/org/jpeek/Main.java`](https://github.com/yegor256/jpeek/blob/master/src/main/java/org/jpeek/Main.java), that's why I closed #154. Please, remember that the puzzle was not necessarily removed in this particular commit. Maybe it happened earlier, but we discovered this fact only now.


i wonder if using AST representation of JS code would be a better option instead of using a regex


The Question Here How will the user choose Something not GENDER_UNKNOWN || gender == GENDER_MALE || gender == GENDER_FEMALE it is not necessary to make this validation


No. I just found and duct-taped it. A 'bug'-fix would be good here.


Should there be a return statement?
```
return proceed.apply(this, Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments, 1));
```


Т


@SuiWachiri ดู comment พี่ที่ให้ไว้แต่ละข้อด้วยครับ


Hi guys, when will this be up on the app store?


, ' es2015 '


```
While:
  Installing.
  Getting section code-analysis.
  Initializing section code-analysis.
  Installing recipe plone.recipe.codeanalysis[recommended].
Error: There is a version conflict.
We already have: six 1.11.0
```

But `buildout annotate` shows:

   six= 1.10.0
    https://dist.plone.org/release/4.3-latest/versions.cfg

See https://travis-ci.org/collective/collective.contentrules.mailtogroup/builds/392171261?utm_source=github_status&utm_medium=notification


| bech32


#6784-Life-cycle-analysis-crashes-if-100-years-is-selected (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2928 of 2928 tests passed, 8 test warnings)

Messages:

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I'm trying to build and link the `sdrsrv.exe` using MSCS, but I have a hard time understanding how it compares to how `sdrangel.exe` is linked (BTW, that works just fine).

For example, where is the entry-point? In some weird Qt5 library? The `CMakeLists.txt` is unclear.

Also, would this program be better off using WebSockets? I mean, normal HTTP over TCP has rather large overhead for such a real-time critical program. But I've yet to try it even with HTTP/tcp.


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I believe that `mem_heap_alloc()` would crash on allocation failure, instead of returning `NULL`. But I guess it does not hurt to add the dead code for error handling.


Merging rookout agent chart to incubator


@szlin can you please check if the version of `pdd` on Ubuntu 18.04 is still 1.1? Shouldn't 1.2 be available?


I think I've done what I can for this iteration. For some reason I don't like the way the value to be split has to be specified in the sendTransaction. When we get around to looking at this I was wondering if there shouldn't be a method that deposits however much ether should be shared, somehow this is then noticed by the other two addresses which then call Withdraw. Another idea is to forget all about the remainder and require that a value to be shared should be even. I think that's reasonable :-) Thank you for all your help so far.


Not this way, use amazonS3


Pls, do not hardcode path in the lib. Otherelse, it will work only for you.


This looks pretty good 👍 if you're happy with it we wouldn't mind a PR. There might be a few minor tweaks here and there, but overall this looks great.


#6784-Life-cycle-analysis-crashes-if-100-years-is-selected (JasonGlazer) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2928 of 2928 tests passed, 11 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 11 tests had: AUD diffs.

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Oh, good catch, thanks!


Repair*


And in mobile phones ?
Never use px


Not px


пробела нет после Redis


Never add style to tags


Лучше назвать NopCustomerDefaults, а не NopCustomersDefaults


Remove this from GH


In the listener you'll use GlossaryCache to update the glossary entry.

I don't understand what is the problem.

> so, it will modify the same cache object from which GlossaryTransformation takes values from, because the configurationId of both cache components is same

There's only 1 cache, identified by configuration id.

Maybe you're mixing a Cache and a Cache Entry? Or I don't understand something.


Non-explicit method name


Seba, asegurate que siga funcionando en Debian también


string 152.55 po


Really in one morning you only did these changes ? :rofl:


Here we are ignoring the return value of the function. Maybe we should simply make the function return `void`?
If we pretend to honor the return value, then we should also make the call to `innobase_free_row_for_vcol()` at the end of the function conditional: `if (vcol_storage)`.


GuestsRole лучше назвать GuestsRoleSystemName. Ну и аналогично у других ролей.

А то по названия не очень ясно. С другой стороны длинно получается. Если тоже так думаешь, то можно GuestsRoleName


Add me to trello then i could see your database schema and help you to generate your PHP classes or any conception parts


Как и у customers лучше назвать NopVendorDefaults. Если есть еще такие "...sDefaults", то надо измененить


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Would be interesting to include in the javadoc whether this is a ‘live’ (and changing) view of the subscriptions, or that the client needs to re-invoke the method to get updates


is it intentional/okay here, and below, that `Seq` refers to `collection.immutable.Seq` in 2.13, but `collection.Seq` in 2.11 and 2.12?


#!/usr/bin/env bash

cd $HOME/BDHelper

install() {
		sudo apt-get update
		sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install lua5.1 luarocks lua-socket lua-sec redis-server curl
sudo luarocks install oauth
sudo luarocks install redis-lua
sudo luarocks install lua-cjson
sudo luarocks install ansicolors
sudo luarocks install serpent
}

function print_logo() {
	green "          ____  ____     _____"
	green "         |  _ )|  _ \   |_   _|___ ____   __  __"
	green "         |  _ \| |_) )    | |/ .__|  _ \_|  \/  |"
	green "         |____/|____/     |_|\____/\_____|_/\/\_|"
	echo -e "\n\e[0m"
}

function logo_play() {
    declare -A txtlogo
    seconds="0.010"
    txtlogo[1]=" ____  ____     _____"
    txtlogo[2]="|  _ )|  _ \   |_   _|___ ____   __  __"
    txtlogo[3]="|  _ \| |_) )    | |/ .__|  _ \_|  \/  |"
    txtlogo[4]="|____/|____/     |_|\____/\_____|_/\/\_|"
    printf "\e[31m\t"
    for i in ${!txtlogo[@]}; do
        for x in `seq 0 ${#txtlogo[$i]}`; do
            printf "${txtlogo[$i]:$x:1}"
            sleep $seconds
        done
        printf "\n\t"
    done
    printf "\n"
	echo -e "\e[0m"
}

function beyondteam() {
	echo -e "\e[0m"
	green "     >>>>                       We Are Not Attacker                             "
	green "     >>>>                       We Are Not Alliance                             "
	white "     >>>>                       We Are Programmer                               "
	white "     >>>>                       We Are The Best                                 "
	red   "     >>>>                       We Are Family                                   "
	red   "     >>>>                       @BeyondTeam                                     "
	echo -e "\e[0m"
}

red() {
  printf '\e[1;31m%s\n\e[0;39;49m' "$@"
}
green() {
  printf '\e[1;32m%s\n\e[0;39;49m' "$@"
}
white() {
  printf '\e[1;37m%s\n\e[0;39;49m' "$@"
}
update() {
	git pull
}

if [ "$1" = "install" ]; then
	print_logo
	beyondteam
	logo_play
	install
elif [ "$1" = "update" ]; then
	logo_play
	beyondteam
	update
	exit 1
else
	print_logo
	beyondteam
	logo_play
	green "Beyond Helper Bot running..."
	#sudo service redis-server restart
	lua ./bot/bot.lua
fi


Рефлексия позволяет получить доступ к классам, доступ к которым для нас закрыт. Приведены основные методы работы;


This should set `*err = DB_OUT_OF_MEMORY` if we care to detect this error.
I was going to ask if we could move this allocation to the caller (`row_merge_read_clustered_index()`), but I see that it is calling `mem_heap_empty(v_heap)` between each record.


This commit has been mentioned on **Duplicati**. There might be relevant details there:

https://forum.duplicati.com/t/2-0-3-7-canary-no-support-for-google-nearline-anymore/3849/3


you might as well just use `Iterator.continually` here

but also, there is a difference between the old code and the new code. both `Stream.continually` and `Iterator.continually` re-evaluate the by-name argument at each step, so space consumption is unbounded. whereas the `lazy val... #::` trick you did before only evaluates the by-name argument once, and then includes the result in a cyclic structure that only uses constant space.

did you find that this didn't work in the new collections...? if so, let me know.


No, I don't think it makes any difference.


Fast fix! :)

Simpler fix would be to just do:
if((totalArmor / maxArmor * 100 ) + BasicPanic.Settings.MinimumArmourDamagePercentageRequired >= 100)


Hi. What was the effect of this in the Python build? My scripts were running perfectly yesterday but are behaving odd now that I have done a fresh OS and Python install.


The GamePad structure contains information about weather buttons are currently pressed or not.

As long as the polling function correctly sets each field to pressed/not pressed, the games will work fine.

The code can be simplified by resetting all buttons to "not pressed" before polling, and then only settings the buttons that were acrually pressed.

We only support one device type per emulated device, so polling functions overwriting previous values is NOT an issue.


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Yes. It definitely would. Then the variable could be named anything. Just haven’t gotten around to it.


Ah! Yes, that makes sense. Thanks.


No


No, none of these circuits ever touched pinocchio.


my second ediit


Something is wrong here ...


see https://github.com/sipa/zkstuff esp pull request 1


的


@LuxoftAKutsan please update description


Yep, it works with everything except 3.0.0, 3.0.1, 3.0.2.
(My comment was a reminder that CTCaer mod v2.3 includes until this commit)


This does it.

```
> data.dir
[1] "C:/Users/jxxxxxx/Documents/R/win-library/3.5/SPIA/extdata/"
```

Thank you!


@krlmlr , would you help me review the status of this project? I'm not using R since ages, and I lost track.
There's still people starring the project, so I think it would be fair to offer something stable, reliable, documented.


bring this outside for loop
licenseConfigurationService.notifyOnDemandGeneration()


I need to double check that this actually does what it seems to. That apparmor can mediate umount by filesystem type.


gyf


good change


I did not realize that I could use `Iterator.continually`, thanks for the tip!


@jtrmal Thank you, that's totally fine! I cannot sensibly review CMake anyway. Thanks for fixing the issues, and use your judgment whether you want changes reviewed, or they are good to go in as is.

I am wondering, is something like /WHOLEARCHIVE required in all OSes? This is a general problem, liker just has no clue that given .o from the library makes something essential to the functioning of the library in its static initializers. Or is CMake smart enough to convert that to proper switches for other compilers? I read [this answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/5693465/1149924), and my understanding is that CMake just passes through the switches.


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there is a conflicy between method lockProductsStock of this commit and method registerProductsSale of StockManagement class.
The registerProductsSale loops over lockProductsStock items and expects array with 'product_it' key but there is not.


see https://github.com/magento/magento2/issues/15597 error please


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I would use Doxygen `/**` here.


usunąłem "naszą" - to nieco dziwnie wybrzmiewało.


Metoda getMovies() zwraca mapę, potrzebujesz tylko wartości więc możesz je od razu pobrać. Użycie entrySet() jest nadmiarowe - później i tak pobierasz tylko wartości


Let's try to explain this a bit better, how about?

> * `shared`: the rootfs mount belongs to a new peer group. This means that further mounts (e.g. nested containers) will also belong to that peer group and will propagate events to the rootfs. Note this does not mean that it's shared with the host.


AFAIU, a slave mount is not in a peer group because by definition mounts in a peer group propagate events to each other. How about this?

> * `slave`: the rootfs mount receives propagation events from the host (e.g. if something is mounted on the host it will also appear in the container) but not the other way around.


Let's elaborate a bit more, what about this?

> * `shared+slave`: the rootfs mount is slave to the host but it also has its own peer group, so mounts from the host will appear in the container and in a nested container (if the nested container `rootfsPropagation` option allows it), but mounts in a nested container can only propagate to the rootfs and not to the host.


This explains a bit more, wdyt?:

> * `private`: the rootfs mount doesn't receive mount propagation events from the host and further mounts in nested containers will be isolated from the host and from the rootfs (even if the nested container `rootfsPropagation` option is `shared`).


A small change for consistency:

> * `unbindable`: the rootfs mount is a private mount that cannot be bind-mounted.


It's definitely OS specific (or more like compiler-specific). I will have
to look how to make the cmake files  providing the same functionality for
mac and linux.
y.

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Thank you very much for your feedback.  I will make a few changes to improve the code, and will also take your advice into consideration when designing/building future projects.  Thanks again!!


This code should be moved outside the loop. The function is missing
```c
ut_ad(dict_index_has_virtual_index(index));
```
for documentation purposes. (All callers do guarantee it.)


This test is wrong. The expectation would be that $_ENV equals putenv as it is already available with getenv().


Add a line


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Add two line


This looks OK. I only have some minor comments.
Further comments:
- The error handling for `innobase_allocate_row_for_vcol()` is a bit patchy; if an error could be returned, we could be invoking `innobase_free_row_for_vcol(NULL)`. For simplicity, I would change the allocation function return type to `void`. We know that this code requires further clean-up in MariaDB 10.4.
- InnoDB uses TAB instead of spaces for indentation. You may want to adjust some formatting.

Observation related to the parent commit (adding `PART_INDIRECT_KEY_FLAG`), and our earlier discussion: The function `innobase_get_computed_value()` appears to be very inefficient. If multiple virtual columns depend on the same set of base columns, apparently the base columns (especially BLOB prefixes for them) would be fetched and converted for each virtual column computation. It would be better to convert all needed base column values at once, and then compute all needed indexed virtual column values at once.


I poked around in here recently, will have a look.


I didn't know that, however, I don't think we should recommend writing code like that.


.gitignore criado!!!


I suggest you fix it this way, with a post install hook in the Podfile

```
# Uncomment this line to define a global platform for your project
platform :ios, '9.0'
# Uncomment this line if you're using Swift
use_frameworks!

target 'SkylinkSample' do
pod "SKYLINK"
pod "UIAlertView-Blocks"
pod "Starscream"
end

post_install do |installer|
    installer.pods_project.targets.each do |target|
        target.build_configurations.each do |config|
            config.build_settings['SWIFT_VERSION'] = '4.1'
            config.build_settings['DEBUG_INFORMATION_FORMAT'] = 'dwarf'
        end
    end
end
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This change broke the CUDA build see [here](https://cdash.kyomu.43-1.org/viewBuildError.php?buildid=2703)


btw sockets never get closed ?


I just used the default of the original developer


@chemluth: please add to staging


I think we will need them to be like this (always open) ...


@chelmuth: please add to staging


@megous how/where can I get this firmware?


no funca


The good news is that you had already written one (and it comes before this part). I have not picked it up yet because I'm documenting things as I do them, and I'll do device verification a bit later.

What I was (badly) saying here is not "the presence of a user device and its keys in `/keys/query` response asserts that they belong to this user". I was saying: "Assume that you have verified a device, meaning that you know for sure that an ed25519 key belongs to a user. Then, when you get an event encrypted with Olm from this device, you have to assert that the message really comes from the device you verified. You only have the curve25519 key, so what you need to do is to link it to the ed25519 key that you know and trust. The response from `/keys/query` allows that, because the curve25519 key is signed by the ed25519 key, hence a malicious server could not forge a payload with a wrong curve25519 key because it wouldn't know how to produce a valid signature."

Is this correct? Either way, what does the TODO expects, knowing it comes *after* a whole section on device verification?


("{0}.minecraft\saves",Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.ApplicationData))
のほうがいいかも（未確認）

参考： https://msdn.microsoft.com/ja-jp/library/system.environment.specialfolder


Name exception as "ignored".


Hi,

The other cryptolibraries have allocated CVEs for this, will you also allocate one?


#6784-Life-cycle-analysis-crashes-if-100-years-is-selected (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2305 of 2305 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I've tried different scenarios with cache inclusive to do a full text check of all rules and exclude special cases like headers, footers and footnotes, which are handled separately in the previous code. The heap increases if you using the cache but there is only a very small increase in performance. I got no idea why.
I tried another approach and replace the JLanguageTool by MultiThreadedJLanguageTool  (I know that was excluded because of an error in LO 4.x). My test run well, no crashes. Its faster then the single thread approach, but it costs more heap and and the CPU use is nearly doubled.
I don't know, what to do. I like most to set the default to 5 paragraphs. Its really fast. The user sees very fast the first results. The iteration runs in the back. It costs CPU (one core, for the single thread solution), but that happens in the background. If the "check all paragraphs again after every change" is switched off by default, the CPU use decreases after a few minutes.


1 - Maybe change

```
+if( WIN32 )
+  if ( MSVC )
+    add_custom_command(TARGET worldserver
+      POST_BUILD
+      COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy "${configFile}" ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/bin/$(ConfigurationName)/Settings/
+    )
```

to

```
+if PLATFORM == PLATFORM_WINDOWS
+  if ( MSVC )
+    add_custom_command(TARGET worldserver
+      POST_BUILD
+      COMMAND ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E copy "${configFile}" ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/bin/$(ConfigurationName)/Settings/
+    )
```

2 - Also the "Settings" directory could probably be named "modules" so it's like "/conf/modules/my_module.conf"


Nerves Hardware Test
Status: Results Received
%{"failures" => 0, "skipped" => 0, "total" => 9}
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As noted in the commit message we have no plans to allocate a CVE for this.


P>S> CGUIDS may be needed to readd


`StatelessAuthentication` does not add any new operations so essentially this is a marker interface. I'm not sure introducing a new public API provides value here. As an alternative, I would consider looking at an annotation approach, for example, `@TransientAuthentication`. `Authentication` implementations would be marked with this annotation and the `SecurityContextRepository` implementation would check for this annotation and not persist. Although this approach also introduces a public API in the annotation sense.

I'm also wondering if this logic belongs in `SecurityContextRepository`? Maybe it belongs in `SecurityContextPersistenceFilter` instead. The filter might have a `RequestMatcher` that checks to see if the current request should `load/save` the `SecurityContext`. Or maybe a delegation approach strategy where the Resource Server specific request is delegated to `NullSecurityContextRepository`?


@mortezadadgar thanks a lot mate! you are awesome !


o/ socket got never closed, I think we will need them to be like this (always open) ...


As mentioned above, I'd like us to consider an approach in the `SecurityContextPersistenceFilter` instead of logic in the `SecurityContextRepository `.


The indentation was correct the way you had it before.

<A
    continuation1
    continuation2/>
  <nesting1>
  <nesting2>
</A>


Remove the blank/empty line.


There are no code changes here. Please remove from this commit.


This is not necessary, because malloc(9) does not return NULL when M_WAITOK is set.


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Update README.md


嗯，老大


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You could use `cache.hitRate()` to get the hit rate (0 to 1) to see that the cache is really active. Using `MultiThreadedJLanguageTool` is something some users don't like, AFAIR, as it increases the load and leaves less CPU for other tasks.


To keep the semantics aligned with expectations, the function that changes the `isRunning` field should be named somewhat like `setRunning`.
Reserve `kill` to when you indeed call `selfdestruct`.
You can also create a 2 step running / killed workflow.


Won't this eventually cause problems with folks who want to use more recent aiohttp and/or websockets?


Refer to GMap API to locate customers and locate them to establish how many kilometers separate them


Ha-ha, great wording, @AJvanLoon will be proud!


We can extract the thread sleep time as a new variable (static final long) here. Other comments and doc are fine here.


Also, you need to create the cache only once and re-use it, otherwise it won't have an effect. There are some limitations, see the `ResultCache` documentation for that.


海星


Useless


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This code does not seem to care about that, so yes. At least in the case of PC/X360 XInput, this data is immediate so that most likely would be a desirable behaviour, in fact.


With the previous code, multiple new harvesters could be spawned during the first harvester's twilight period. The assumption that only one could spawn in that timeframe was inaccurate. This has been corrected by ensuring that there is only one harvester before attempt to spawn another. The TTL timeframe was also reduced to eliminate as much overlap in lifespan as possible.


Can you provide me a use case where we might need more than one `AccessDeniedHandler`? Or where we need a specific `AccessDeniedHandler` for a specific request?


Fixed it already in https://github.com/sebastianbergmann/phpunit/pull/3170
Found out there are problems with the old behaviour on windows systems.


úprava view pro nový model vítěze


The check for energy in a tombstone is needed to prevent the harvester finding an empty tombstone and freezing in place due to a *not enough energy* result from the `withdraw` method.

In retrospect, the level check for a dropped resource is not necessary, as there is no such thing as an "empty" dropped resource.


The problem is the call to `quote` in the line `{{ .Values.probes.readiness.initialDelay | quote }}` (and in the lines similar to this), both for the liveness and the readiness probe. Also, the default values in the `values.yaml` are set as strings, not numbers.

Unfortunately, I have problems signing the CLA; otherwise I would have already fixed this. Maybe someone who has more luck with this can have a look at #6169 and submit this.


We have submitted the build to the App Store and are waiting for Apple’s review process. It usually takes 1-2 days


I think so since we’re using this as the identity matrix.


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I added this method in the rewrite. Remember that it can have NBT, that is empty. Also I guess the == should be !=.


`0` for invalid inputs is quite confusing. I'd throw an `InvalidArgumentException` in this case.

There is no need for a `$value->count()` check though as objects that implement `Countable` always have that. We could however combine the two nested ifs to a single one with:

```php
if (is_object($value) && $value instanceof Countable) {
    return count($value);
}
```


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Half of the comment is a lie: haulers get to move first, but the order within the `creeps` array is what determined which unit gets the first attempt at a drop.

The `say` calls were removed since the Hauler switches states much more frequently than other workers, which results in clutter in UI.


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password please


This was a mistake while using git add in patch mode. I already had some changes of b1a04163f7d67dc83dbc0dcd31cbacc5219a3779 in the working directory.


All the delicious puns! :grinning:


`OAuth2Configurer` changed last week so please rebase off master and update this.


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Perfect.


Having normal repairers handle ramparts is a great way to have no energy available for anything else, and thus have the entire population of creeps die off.


Pages for despatch linkage


Cool concept Angelo! I like your creativity on adding punch counts and increasing the rate for items "bought". Also, the bag moving is totally gratifying. You should totally add a blurb about what a purchase does so the player doesn't think its glitching. Other than that great job on taking it to that next level!!


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ftoa por:
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Легко


Faut le dire vite xD


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Ah man, my bad - I duped the first one. One sec!


Мой


Oh wait, it's all fine, I am just a little bit dumb


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Apologies, I realised the error and fixed it in 44bea06.


are you sure this is the purpose of the plugin? designer doesn't display web pages afaik...


Looks like we have a regression here :
```
$ ./youtube-dl 'https://www.rtbf.be/auvio/detail_le-cactus-de-jerome-de-warzee?id=2363709'
[RTBF] 2363709: Downloading webpage
[RTBF] 2363709: Downloading m3u8 information
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/runpy.py", line 174, in _run_module_as_main
    "__main__", fname, loader, pkg_name)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/runpy.py", line 72, in _run_code
    exec code in run_globals
  File "./youtube-dl/__main__.py", line 19, in <module>
  File "./youtube-dl/youtube_dl/__init__.py", line 472, in main
  File "./youtube-dl/youtube_dl/__init__.py", line 462, in _real_main
  File "./youtube-dl/youtube_dl/YoutubeDL.py", line 2001, in download
  File "./youtube-dl/youtube_dl/YoutubeDL.py", line 792, in extract_info
  File "./youtube-dl/youtube_dl/extractor/common.py", line 500, in extract
  File "./youtube-dl/youtube_dl/extractor/rtbf.py", line 102, in _real_extract
AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'copy'

```


prypadków -> przypadków


thanks


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This already exists in the Chamilo configuration parameters, I think, it's called: page_after_login


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Banco de dados, bootstrap e codeigniter integrados.


O mesmo aqui, esse cara n deveria estar presente no campo `user-agent`?


Whoops! Yes, originally the change was here in `SecurityContextPersistenceFilter`. I'll clean this up.


Replaced by commit b61e9a5 .  Go there.


PLATFORM == PLATFORM_WINDOWS cannot be used in cmake.

`Also the "Settings" directory could probably be named "modules" so it's like"/conf/modules/my_module.conf"`
Settings is in the build directory. it look like:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5546244/41542109-c32f2ae4-7346-11e8-9c2b-c8d232518d7b.png)

@BarbzYHOOL


Same comment as for `SecurityContextPersistenceFilter`.


First rendition of launch script created for issue #5


Olivier, we had that discussion earlier, and I still don't understand your point fully. The effect I'm creating here is only there when the motor starts turning, and then never until the motor stops, so it does not affect later get_next_transitions.

Do you have another suggestion how to handle the fast response?


Is not the same. This always redirects the index to the user_portal.php for logged in users, not only after login.


The last "if" condition in like 25 can be eliminated, by replacing it with an "else" condition for the while loop.

The "if" conditions in line 16 and 21 can be combined to reduce the number of condition checks in line 16

Also, try attempting to solve the Bonus questions.


Launch script sources a secondary file that allows for mutation rates to be changed dynamically and also allows catted qsub files to access the mutation rate array and its indices correctly #5


@jarun This is because that pdd was released on May, but the version of pdd in Ubuntu 18.04 was frozen in April.


If a user is using OAuth 2.0 Resource Server, then the `WWW-Authenticate: Bearer` response should only be used when it is a bearer token request. This would come up if `resourceServer()` and `httpBasic()` are used in the same application, for example.


Updated filepath for file containing variables for launch script. #5


The current DSL specifies the following configuration points:

```
	http
		.oauth2()
			.resourceServer()
				.realmName("oauth-realm")
				.jwt()
					.algorithm("algorithm")
					.authoritiesPopulator(authoritiesPopulator)
					.scopeAttributeName("scp")
					.signature()
						.keys("https://provide.com/jwk/keys");
```

The following configuration points are missing:

```
	http
		.oauth2()
			.resourceServer()
				.bearerTokenResolver(bearerTokenResolver)
				.authenticationEntryPoint(authenticationEntryPoint)
				.accessDeniedHandler(accessDeniedHandler)
```

I don't think we need `.resourceServer().realmName("oauth-realm")` as this can be set in `BearerTokenAuthenticationEntryPoint.setDefaultRealmName()` and than supplied to `.resourceServer().authenticationEntryPoint()`

Please remove `.resourceServer().jwt().algorithm("algorithm")` as this really is an implementation detail. We can provide a default `algorithm`when the `Configurer` creates the `JwtDecoder`.


Launch script now submits jobs to the hpcc using the qsub framework. #5


This should also be in `devDependencies`?


add this file or folder to gitignore.


Add a manual check to make sure each job launched to the hpcc is in the right location before proceeding. #5


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Allow-Multiple-AirLoops-in-Airflow-Netwrok-Model (lgu1234) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2931 of 2931 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I forgot that `JvmTarget` is an enum, will change to `EnumMap`


Added new make command to makefile to allow for gprof profiling. Also converted type of script being launch to only launch a bash file instead of using hpcc resources since slowdown in Aagos still hasn't been pinpointed. #6


I realize this was committed two years ago,  but @mhart for historical documentation purposes can you comment on why you decided to move from nodegit to CLI git? I'm wondering if nodegit has the same patching requirements that CLI git has on Lambda, and if it would be easier to keep up to date on Git versioning if it was used.

I understand there's possibly a complexity or performance cost with nodegit, so I was wondering what was going on to drive this decision.


todo


This data processing, model creation and database operations should be done on a Presenter.


Aqui ficou fora do codestyle, somente.


#6784-Life-cycle-analysis-crashes-if-100-years-is-selected (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1680 of 1680 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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package teamGit;

public class first {

	public static void main(String[] args) {
		System.out.println("第一个GIT项目");
	}

}