That's great! Could you give me an indication of which characters are 'illegal' in the current RC and are causing the infinite loop? I'm having an impossible time trying to edit the .def file to get it to work with the current iteration of TB. I'm replacing every instance of characters in a way that letters appear at the start of words, but it seems I'm still coming up short because it still hangs (and quite possibly eliminating a lot of things unnecessarily).


@bep Not sure if the idea is that the above description is going to be used directly in the docs, but thought I would mention `$styles` and not `$css`. Pretty minute detail, but I noticed while trying to test new SASS features locally :smile:

```
{{ $css := resources.Get "styles.scss" | toCSS | postCSS | minify | fingerprint }}
<link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ $styles.RelPermalink }}" integrity="{{ $styles.Data.Digest }}" media="screen">
```


Das sieht gut aus, mit prints muss man natürlich aufpassen, dass man nicht aufgrund zu vieler Ausgaben Fehler übersieht und sich dann wundert warum es nicht geht.


ULV conveyor caused the crash


### **APPROACH 1**

- Required tools: isc_tokenizer(https://bitbucket.org/iscnlp/tokenizer)

- Programming language:Python 3.6 (Anaconda:Spyder)

- Libraries used: -openpyxl (for reading the excel file) -xlwt (for writing .xls file)

- 1. Steps to run the program:

1.  -just import the libraries used
2. -install the tool (isc_tokenizer)
3. -make sure that input file (kitni_m) is in the same path as specified in the code
4. -output will be stored in file named output.xls file

**Note**:Output file is alreaDy attached.If want to run the program again delete the output file which will be generated once the code runs.The output that will come after the compilation can be seen in the RESULT ms-word file.


That makes sense.


@kattni ^


I don't mind them. I used to rebase quite often before to avoid those, but that works nice and dandy when I code alone but as soon as anyone else is involved it can turn into a nightmare.


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Hi my name is Alicia and I have some advice for you!

Confusion and Frustation are your friend !

Whenever you start something new, when it comes to us easy we'll take it for granted! Always! When you put your blood, sweat, giving up going up with friends, sleep, and eating, it's yours forever.

Life will always throw curve balls! Never give up on yourself, your purpose, and your dreams. Relying on someone else or something else to take care of you, just won't work.

Always see and know there's a light at the end of the tunnel

 The above is sooo true!

Tackling code

When learning a new code language, it's best to break it into parts. Also don't forget to reward yourself EVERYtime you complete a new section. You deserve it!!

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@tomchristie I think the ASGI application should be able to receive a `http.disconnect` after the request body has been fully consumed. For example if the application is (possibly forever) streaming Server Sent Events to the client and the `send` calls all become no-ops how would it know when to stop?


Thanks for the tip, really appreciate it!


You don't have to do anything yet.

I'm experimenting with using `++ copier` instead of `++ 2` because the screen display of the block being copied (which is the I/O buffer, too) doesn't overwrite the lightbar display. Plus, it has some &,16,x options that I'm not sure about.

I suppose I should move this into a branch of its own.


I think this was remnants of me playing around with this. I've removed it.


What's even the point of that foreach loop ?


Here are the steps to run the matlab code to predict image quality score for an image
1. Download the zip file
2. Load all the files in the zip file into same Matlab directory
3.  Run the main file **ComputeQualityScore.m**
4. You will be prompted to select an DICOM file in the Matlab directory
5. After file selection, the algorithms runs to completion and predict image quality score for the selected DICOM file


This change makes it so that `codecov` now depends on a vulnerable version of `hoek`.  Here is what `npm audit` reports:

```
┌───────────────┬──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Moderate      │ Prototype pollution                                          │
├───────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Package       │ hoek                                                         │
├───────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Patched in    │ > 4.2.0 < 5.0.0 || >= 5.0.3                                  │
├───────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Dependency of │ codecov [dev]                                                │
├───────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Path          │ codecov > request > hawk > cryptiles > boom > hoek           │
├───────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ More info     │ https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/566                       │
└───────────────┴──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```


You can get a little extra performance here by changing the interface of `chacha<R>::operator()` to take a `uint32_t *` and to directly write 4 32-bit values in there, without the need for shifting and masking.

```
void chacha<R>::operator()(std::uint32_t *p, std::size_t c)
{
    while (c-- != 0)
    {
        if(idx_ == 16)
        {
            idx_ = 0;
            ++ctr_;
            generate_block();
        }
        *p++ = block_[idx_++];
    }
}
```


I think there's no need to mention, but you understand more about our users than I do! :wink:


This debug management is unusable. Why not simply use IFF_DEBUG like virtually every other network module ?


`FinalizeDecision` is a `POST` endpoint, so this needs to be changed for proper routing.


Thanks for explaining.

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> not sure about.
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Good catch, thanks!


Hi! I'm using this as a pseudo server to host my website that I'm making to learn HTML CSS and Java!


It is a standard practice to respond to a POST request generated by a web form submission with a redirect.


You forgot to also increase `versionCode`, hence this version never made it to F-Droid. You've increased it meanwhile at 3487806 – but the tag was not adjusted to that. So could you please retag (or create a new tag), so F-Droid can pick it up? Thanks!


@greyson-signal
Regarding the potential bug mentioned on the community forum:
https://community.signalusers.org/t/sharing-contacts-potential-bugs/3462/2

Don't know anything about Java and not much about coding, but is it possible that this should read:

    label = phoneNumber.getLabel() != null ? phoneNumber.getLabel() : context.getString(R.string.ContactShareEditActivity_type_missing);


ah ok, it is to find an ia4 that matches... I am beginning to be tired.


Any updates on this front?


157643005-ddress-limitations-and-overshooting-problem-using-ZTM1 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2972 of 2973 tests passed, 11 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 11 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO big diffs.
 * 1 test had: MTR big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table big diffs.

Failures:

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 642
 * Failed: 1

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@greyson-signal
Same here.


`coala-bears`


Fair point. Could you link me to the SSE extension docs, or PR, or whatever? Not seeing it at the moment? It might be that I need to have a look at h2 before I come to a judgement on this. Wanna open an issue so I don’t loose track of it?


[assembly: UsesFeature("android.hardware.wifi", Required = false)]


So... somewhere in this function there is a bug that makes it return ip 0.0.0.0 with an ipv6 prefix length of 28 and an ipv4 prefix of 32... making it an ipv6 subnet /60 reminder = 4.
There are way too many variables for me to find it readable an far too few comments on what they are actually trying to do with 3 in6_addr as input in a function that should be extracting a single ipv4 from a single ipv6...


Great. Keep Learning 👍


But then `chacha` is no longer a **RandomNumberEngine**


Typo


**ChaCha8** is definitely not OK. The default behavior is to use the secure PRNG which is ChaCha20. Callers can turn off security by calling `websocket::stream::secure_prng(false)`, and it will use `std::minstd_rand`.


yep double checked...

```
  .Popover-message--top-right:before,
  .Popover-message--top-left:before {
	border-bottom-color: #343434 !important;
  }
```

are not anywhere


I think this is more to  "The participant has a merged enhancement to IGitt", since only maintainers can merge "merge request" to the master


Don't forget the dot ;)


overflow detection: compare with the former one


This is the [SSE Standard](https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/server-sent-events.html) and [here](https://gitlab.com/pgjones/quart/blob/master/examples/broadcast/broadcast.py) is a simple example in Quart. As I understand it it works for HTTP/1 as well. I'll open a PR.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Sintra - setting bit to dispense polymer notes on F53](https://trello.com/c/SKg2FuSK/550-sintra-setting-bit-to-dispense-polymer-notes-on-f53)


Hi,

I've created the following builds for your commit:

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Kind regards,
IfcOpenBot


Здесь имеет смысл сделать приватными поля, и предоставить соответствующие свойства (подумать какие).


For what it's worth, I've spent some time trying to identify the bug and submitted the issues #351.


Hi! This is the friendly automated conda-forge-webservice.

I updated the Github team because of this commit.

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I think "... convert coala VCS bears to use IGitt" might be better


Created multidev environment [lawhelp#pr-af-loons](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/9ec12d94-c804-44b7-968e-166a0b49fdc0#pr-af-loons).

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worried about this, isnt this removing the hud for stamina?


Ill work it out, like i said this is heavily bugged


just saying, you should remove stamina shit in this one.


I have to fix pressure, ill fix this in a bit


Yes, the same defined was added in libretro Makefile to compile on windows but I have it locally removed because I still use mingw32 personally. I don't mind if you add it in SDL Makefile as I have my own personal local copy as well when I want to test the emulator on windows and I guess it's safe to assume most people use 64-bit system and applications now.

Or you could try to define HAVE_FSEEKO in Makefile only if __MINGW64__ is defined (use the FLAGS define that is empty actually in SDL Makefiles)  as  HAVE_FSEEKO is only checked (in libFLAC) when __MINGW32__ is  defined (which is the case with both mingw32 and mingw64).


Yes :-)


I am really excited to relearn Java Script, HTML, CSS, C++, and Python! For months I have been taking tutorials, going to meet up groups for advice, but NOW, I am ready to start some projects and put what I have learned into practical use.


157643005-ddress-limitations-and-overshooting-problem-using-ZTM1 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1685 of 1685 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.png) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-40.18%25-green.png)


Yelp hosted this dataset challenge asking if participants could do better with its reviews, photos, and Graph QL. Although those categories sound enticing, I rather went with a quest, "Would it be possible to do anything with the neighborhoods?" Maybe because I wanted to work with latitudes and longitudes for so long :) This project is still a work in progress, but planning to upload what I envisioned to do with the neighborhoods.


Does this mean that everytime we make progress and complete an outstanding mempcyAsync, the memory mapped for that operation will be unmapped and that memory handle is closed?


Ignore this. I saw that when cache is enabled, it points to an empty function.


Wonga Testing Framework


this func pointer is empty func when cachin is enabled(see line 276). we have to close the handle everytime when caching is disabled


I had to stay on gradle plugin 2.2.3 (com.android.tools.build:gradle) to avoid android build failing with NDK r17: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/19321. NDK 17 is default with current Android Studio.


Hi, these are the current build failures I have been getting today -

<retrobot> retroarch-dex: [status: fail] [recipes/playstation/ps3] LOG: http://p.0bl.net/14498
<retrobot> retroarch-cex: [status: fail] [recipes/playstation/ps3] LOG: http://p.0bl.net/14499
<retrobot> retroarch-ode: [status: fail] [recipes/playstation/ps3] LOG: http://p.0bl.net/14500
<retrobot> theodore: [status: fail] [recipes/windows/cores-windows-msvc2010-x64_seh-generic] LOG: http://p.0bl.net/14485
<retrobot> theodore: [status: fail] [recipes/windows/cores-windows-msvc2010-x86_dw2-generic] LOG: http://p.0bl.net/14488
<retrobot> theodore: [status: fail] [recipes/windows/cores-windows-msvc2003-x86_dw2-generic] LOG: http://p.0bl.net/14493

I will let you know tomorrow if some of these builds have started compiling properly.


There's an error. Maximum value of k must be box count.


Note that I do not know WHY league of legends is missing an `e` in the file extension, but for some reason that is just how `pgrep` sees it...


not sure if I got your point. But this is to store in the page table cache. but not for memhandle open/map


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Code Review of project](https://trello.com/c/Bwki7Ut2/70-code-review-of-project)


this may never happen. but just for sanity to see if it works when close all handles.  I saw similar kind of logic in OMPI


This is my project.


Gud day sir i've notice this on POST form data['csrf_ospos_v3'], Is this error or ok? After saving a localization in Store settings i came with this result

![err](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10420647/42405573-621ae592-815e-11e8-944c-b6d14e3f6cdf.JPG)


@GerhardPowell This is broken.  You'll need to be careful and be sure to escape any single quotes in SQL migrations like this.


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Terminar aplicação de rede para módulo de pagamento](https://trello.com/c/P2z6SP4V/209-terminar-aplica%C3%A7%C3%A3o-de-rede-para-m%C3%B3dulo-de-pagamento)


delete this line


Хорошо, что убрали использование констант в тесте.
Плохо, что не удалили сами константы.


Название теста ужасное. Длинное и непонятное. Если бы вы кому-то объясняли именно этот аспект поведения кода, вы бы именно этими словами это описывали?


переменная iconPath не нужна


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#6750-Crash-when-no-control-zone-name-is-specified-for-Load-control-in-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2973 of 2973 tests passed, 11 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 11 tests had: AUD diffs.

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revert


Тестовые данные не похожи на настоящие. 3-значных телефонов не бывает.
Теперь это стало видно.


В GetCallCenterPhonesFromXml_CallCenterPhonesXElement3Phones_Contains3Phones замечания не исправлены. Недостаточно просто проверить количество 3.


May I ask **when** the Pandora web-scrobbler extension for Chrome you fixed **will be uploaded and be ready to install?**  I too reinstalled the most recent web-scrobbler extension in Chrome's extension store with no change in performance (i.e. still no scrobbling).  It does continue to work well for Soundcloud, however.   Thanks for your help.  What should my procedure be once the file is uploaded to complete the fix on my end?


Во всех тестах ужасные нечитаемые названия.


Зачем _Uuid_? Чем оно помогает в названии теста, кроме того что мешает? Вы ведь уже описали, что тестируем создание Uuid.


IIRC, NDK is not installed on with Android Studio, and you can download any
version of NDK, then point to it in Gradle settings or env variable. Also
you don't need NDK to use RN.


Should be administrator


Много грязного кода. TestDebugger какой-то, бессмысленный DepartmentsStructureServiceTests.
Прберитесь в коде.


更新


FanEnergyIndex (XuanLuoLBL) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2932 of 2932 tests passed, 11 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 11 tests had: AUD diffs.

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.png)


For calculating clockwise (and counter-clockwise) rotations for each direction, I decided it would be easier to calculate them all ahead of time so all I have to do is a range check and the answer is already available.

With this new algorithm, creatures will flee more intelligently than in the previous game, trying to escape even if cornered.


Comentario añadido


Great commit!


Updated


Continuing Bootstrap with Brad Hussey and W3School


Today I discovered that there is actually a log on GitHub that I should have been using all along. Although I have been doing a lot of coding on client websites, I will not post that code publicly (because it isn't public information). I'll still be working to figure out this part of the challenge too.,


#6750-Crash-when-no-control-zone-name-is-specified-for-Load-control-in-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1685 of 1685 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.png) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-40.18%25-green.png)


Hi @jaimeniswonger,

Apologies, It was never my intention to break your current integration. I will fix the non-root issue as soon as possible. I was forced to change the complete image as  SonarSource decided on a different strategy with the docker images. Before we were building the docker image from their docker image. Now we are building it from openjdk:8-alpine .

Yes, great suggestion. I was thinking about giving a proper version to OWASP SonarQube and pushing it with tags. Also to decide major version change strategies.  If you are interested to discuss and share your ideas, I can work with you for the versioning.

Thank you very much,

Vinod


hello u no who i am and know that that splinter just turn back on after losing all functions so were are u please i just have to no before anyone els ummmmm a least tell me ur not to far at last i the mikly way at least


If NDK is not installed with gradle plugin 2.3.3, it would litter warnings everywhere on `react-native run-android`.

I'll rephrase with NDK install: installing in Android Studio is the most obvious installation path, and there's no way to specify NDK version to install there.


SNOC - Social Network of College (Any changes regarding name and logo are also appreciated :p )

SNOC is an open source project which targets some problems faced by college students. Anyone willing to contribute can mail his resume at kbhutani0001@gmail.com Technology used - Python, Flask, Mongodb, Javascript

Problems:

Students don't get notified about workshops and events going around in their college.
Material and information sharing is limited to whatsapp groups only.
SNOC is targetting such problem and some related problems in the future too.

Working: User can log in and see upcoming events and workshop in a Calendar. Feed has all the posts and details which society right now posts on facebook and other networks. Society channels which they can join and share the material and stuff. Later we are thinking of allowing user to link their handles of coding platforms like codechef, hackerrank etc. So that they only have to share link of this profile in resume, hence making it easy for recruiters and friends to check their stats.


Thank you!


Not immediately obvious to me how allowing a disconnect message after more_body: False makes any difference there, given that you won’t be receiving messages in that case (just sending them). Tho it does raise an interesting point on how send should handle closed connections. (Kinda different depending on long-polling vs req/resp context.)


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- [x ] (OPTIONAL) In your pull request message, add additional context on the interview process if necessary


Text auto? Chyba w stackoverflow byłeś i to widziałeś


Stop stalking


@adrianblanco I don't think this code will work -- polygons are handled in another part of the code -- search for the comment which starts "Lines, paths, polygons, and ribbons are a bit special"


Created multidev environment [lawhelp#pr-af-loons](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/9ec12d94-c804-44b7-968e-166a0b49fdc0#pr-af-loons).

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Sure thing. I'm also experimenting with some additional features in `+.CP` - see the `v2-copier` branch, if you'd like. Not ready for prime time, but might be interesting?


You could make a `SafeMath.sol` and then `import "./SafeMath.sol` here.


Checking "distinct" is a good idea. You should also check `!address(0)` because that would indicate they probably forgot and they're setting up to burn ETH if it continues.


Treat these event emitters as state changes and put them ahead of `transfer`, `call` and `send` which are implicit transfers of flow control. You want those three methods that give targets a chance to try re-entrance to be last. Rule of thumb, it goes:

1. Optimistic accounting - get the contract state in order
2. Try call, send or transfer
3. Check the result and if needed, revert state changes from step 1

The `transfer` method does the revert automatically and it was implemented because too many developers overlooked the need to something like `if(!address.send(amount)) revert()`.


разобрался)


I thought we'd agreed on the following for how send should handle closed connections, (from the ASGI spec)

> Note messages received by a server after the connection has been closed are not considered errors. In this case the send awaitable callable should act as a no-op.

I think an application could always be able to receive messages, as even if it is just sending it still has the `application_instance` in scope. For example in [Quart](https://gitlab.com/pgjones/quart/blob/master/quart/asgi.py#L44) the sending is spawned to a separate task that can be cancelled in the `application_instance` if a disconnect is received.


OnActivityStopped(Activity


@mksully22 Could you please look at this error?


Understood, yup. receive on a different task, and set a flag or issue a cancellation from there.


Hey @Koncopd! Perfect! Awesome! Sorry for having been a bit impatient before... Just a bit strange why there now performance issues with this solution arise. Hm, I thought we did all the thorough benchmarking before. Let's discuss!


By convention, put your state variables first, then events and modifiers (don't sweat it if those terms are unfamiliar), then the constructor, then the other functions.


Wouldn't it be more clear to call this `balances` e.g. you have balances for each address?


just add a new action here.
```

    close() {
      if (!this.get('currentInvite').get('id')) {
        this.get('currentInvite').unloadRecord();
      }
      this.set('isOpen', false);
    }
```
Nothing else is required.


Do you mean you just return the promise for present and let the upstream caller await?

```
return overlay.present();
```


Good that you started this. I don't get why you want to pass an `atype` to this? I thought that layers would really just concern replicates of `X`. Of course, it would be cooler to have a whole better version of the AnnDataFileManager that already exists, which manages the backing of `obsm`, `varm`, `layers`, `raw`, `X` and other stuff that we might find useful in the future. But I wouldn't put this into `layers`. For me, `layers` would really just be a shallow accessor to named replicates of `X`.


On second thought, google up "events". This function is about right. It is not a requirement, but it is a good default setting for your style to emit an event for every important state change. Here, some important things happened that changed the state. The recommendation would be to emit an event that includes the inputs so the step-by-step updates are easily auditable, the balances at any point in time could be (theoretically) constructed by an observer and so UI and server software clients have a way to stay up-to-date with the contract state.


Hi, the Video 5 has no audio. please reload it with audio.
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thanks.


Nice.


good too


Challenge time. `selfdestruct` is a horrible solution most of the time because it creates dangerous holes that just swallow any funds sent with no way to retrieve. Instead of destroying the contract, can you think of a way to add an emergency stop and even an emergency withdrawal?


Have you considered
```
modifier onlyOwner {
  require(msg.sender == owner);
  _;
}
```

With the modifier defined you then add it to functions like:
```
function mySuperUserFunction() onlyOwner { ...
```


This actually is probably not needed. Oh well


Wouldn't the reference be issue https://github.com/JSBSim-Team/jsbsim/issues/88? (in the title)


nice idea :)

It's more useful to implement it in the fast interpreter though.


Please refer to what you're actually backporting.

http://repo.or.cz/nasm.git/commitdiff/5eb1838b4d3752fd863d19442943983a2a5ee87c
http://repo.or.cz/nasm.git/commitdiff/9f45a77f46829e666b35530939b9237cf978d4dc


hi, did you check that locally? Can you confirm your webserver has started at localhost:8080?


@Alhadis : I have a copy of a complicated book done with EROFF, using (obviously modified) -mm macros on a 286 DOS PC, that puts most current books to shame on everything but "pretty."  It was mastered on a Linotron using the standard PostScript fonts, and, different from most books done with troff, it's razor sharp.  The author was clearly proficient: I haven't found any troff coding errors, but there are some widow lines.  (Compiler Design in C, Alan Holub, Prentice-Hall, 1990, 924 pages.  You can get a PDF copy from the author's web site.)

@n-t-roff : We may be thinking about two different things.  The "typo-tests" code is pretty much finished; it just needs to have the n-t-roff changes (the ones made after the fork) folded into it.  It can go into a separate directory if you like, but it was written to be able to replace the current code without changing anything related to existing documents unless a document specifically requests the new features.

The other topic I have in mind is a longer-term set of changes that can be generally described as an attempt to bring troff up to its potential.  It became clear working on the paragraphing that the harder I pushed the troff code the better the results got; the same seems to be true for macros.  So what I want to do is push both of them until they run into their limitations.  Preprocessors also need updating, along with corresponding changes to dpost.  Because the code will be in various stages of broken or nonfunctional for a long time, I don't think it would be a good idea to mix it in any way with production code until there is something users can relate to.


.gitkeep is not needed for non-empty directories


From https://stackoverflow.com/a/6234804


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Not an error, but an advise: Type names aren't required in function prototypes. If you ever decide to change the name, you'll have 2 places for changes instead of one. And specific parameters could be commented in some smart style (i.e. kernel-doc) to allow the end user to simply read about what function does and what it takes without the need to look into implementation
What you choose depends on your personal coding style.


Earlier q was 2x640x480 but not it is 640x480?


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Maybe `bytes32 hashPass` to differentiate this password from the real password.


Agreed. I'll put it back in my next PR.


What is the difference between Maven and Java project?
So, the difference between Maven and Java project, Maven is the tool that manages all the dependencies and basically automates the built from starting the compiling it and it can test it can deploy it.

POM --> Project Object Model. From here you can manage all dependencies, and dependencies will be coming from some central repository. When you use it and push it or share someone else, nobody really have to do hard code. They will automatically have that in that project.


It's a good practice to have a delimiter between target and its prerequisites. Also prerequisites could be vertically aligned with tabs (sometimes good, sometimes not, depends on Makefile contents


`.PHONY` target is better declared somewhere in top of the Makefile.
What happens if you need to build `all` target and have the file named `all` in your project directory?


157643005-ddress-limitations-and-overshooting-problem-using-ZTM1 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (2313 of 2313 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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There's no __det.h__ inclusion. What happens if you ever change your functions here to include, for example, some magic constants declared in header?


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A _tab_ should be 8 spaces, not 4. It's strange at a first glance, but required by kernel [CodingStyle](https://github.com/OleksiyTepliy/GlBaseCamp/files/2173094/CodingStyle1.pdf) and make sense when you're working with code for all day and get tired.


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Defines should be placed in top of file to allow for easy modification.
Also, using `#ifdef`s for generalisation is ugly. If you have to distinguish the logic depending on macro-definition, separate the parts (for example, into two functions, `fill_args()` and `fill_rand()` and the third function `fill()` which includes the required implementation set by `#ifdef` definition)
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Why are you requesting Zergpools API price for Zpool?


This is where the newly created order's response data goes when the submit button is pressed.  It's used to get the order _id number and pass it to the orderReceipt component for lookup.


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If I remember correctly, it will be possible in minetest 0.5


LLR: 1.82 (-2.94,2.94) [0.00,5.00]
Total: 23609 W: 5265 L: 5068 D: 13276


A better way of doing it.
```C
long q = sqrt((double) (argc - 1));
if (argc -1 != q*q) {
        ....
```


A matrix of ints? Why not doubles?


Was this bransch really intended yo be pushed to main hass repo? And not to a personal account?

@balloob might want to renovering this.


There's no need in `indx` variable. Compiler will optimize all out
```C
mat[i][j] = atoi(argv[i*n + j + 1);
```


Logging is not currently being used, and was making the builds jobs on Travis CI much slower.


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Ignore this commit; it was reverted.


You're measuring time with printf. The resulting time would include printf logic delay, parsing delay, and, whats more important, the terminal output delay.


 @adam-kaczmarek-coderslab
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Generalnie działa dla każdego wariantu. Nawet jak wpisze sie małe "d" . Występuje wyjątek tylko jak wpiszemy byle co . Jednak kod jest dosc długawy. Jakaś wskazówka co by można zrobić/użyć żeby skrócić kod? Pozdrawiam.


Thank you for catching that


`10` is a magic constant here. It's better generalized (args input, or via scanf). If really needed, magic constants are declared in top of file with proper description


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yeah. So many things wrong. I didn’t do a PR bc its so ugly, and didn’t work either, lol.


158868652_Issue#5821 (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2785 of 2972 tests passed, 74 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 11 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 211 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 164 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 173 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 102 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 71 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 35 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 30 tests had: Table small diffs.
 * 7 tests had: ERR diffs.

Failures:

EnergyPlusFixture Test Summary
 * Passed: 644
 * Failed: 1

regression Test Summary
 * Passed: 457
 * Failed: 186

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test


@Generalcamo Didn't you say json does not support decimals?


good thinkin, thanks!


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@qwelias i believe this is the PR hat introduced this: https://github.com/vpulim/node-soap/pull/988  Can you pick this up there?  What would your suggested approach be?  We definitely shouldn't break semver.  If anything, we can change it to make it backwards compatible and do a patch release.


`the identifiers with a double underscore anywhere are reserved;`


@rob-Hitchens - given it's nature as a splitter, this seemed reasonable to require. but also, b/c the value passed is in wei, I've assumed it's an edge case where the value passed is something so exact that its not divisible by 2 - actually, i expect its order of magnitude to be high enough to make the number some factor of 10, if not 10,000. (If on mainnet, they'd be spending more in gas fees than the value they're sending). But I checked for the only true limitation I had, and so rejected those values that aren't divisible by 2.

Thoughts?


"Genetic"? Not "Generic"?


Thanks, I had a withdraw function originally, but was thinking that auto-revert was on every solidity function, and so if part failed, the whole failed.
I'll probably set up then to use approve and transferFrom, or else even store a sort of balance on the contract itself to withdraw from.


That is cleaner. Thanks.


Why status code is 204  in inspector network tab anyone know ....


This is a contrived example and what you actually do with it is a business use-case decision. The main take-aways:

1. Division truncates, it does not round up.
2. It's bad form to overlook leftover amounts that might accumulate in the contract with no method to withdraw. So recognize it and do something.
3. There is no economical way to store data or return the change when the amount is 1 wei, but you need to do something and system integrity should trump gas optimization, _in my opinion_. Think of it as an extra processing fee for odd numbers. Clients can avoid this extra cost by refraining from odd amounts.
4. The 18 decimals is not a very sound basis for assuming it won't happen too often. What if the source of funds is another contract that wants to share calculated interest or royalties so it calculated a number with a lot of precision? It's about 50/50 even odds ... so odd numbers about half of the time.
5. You can send it back, you can store +=1 in the sender's account (perchance to mingle with other funds and eventually be withdrawable at a reasonable cost), you can arbitrarily award it one of the recipients, you can give it to the contract owner, or you can even reject all odd numbers ... be familiar with the pros and cons of each option and pick one, right? Otherwise, it's an oversight that stands out.


I assume this is because the `@Nonnull` annotation can no longer be applied to `key` below?


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import random
import time
import sqlite3

#---variables globales-----
ingreso=""
enigma=""
tur=0
deco='=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*='
vidas=0

class Jugador:
    def __init__(self,nombre=""):
        self.nombre=nombre
    def get_nombre(self):
        return self.nombre

def contar_vidas():
    global vidas
    vidas+=1
    return vidas
def vidas_reset():
    global vidas
    vidas=0

def presentacion_single():
    print('          HOLA !! ',p1.get_nombre().upper())
    time.sleep(0.5)
    print('  TE ANIMAS A ADIVINAR EL NUMERO QUE ESTOY PENSADO?? ')
    time.sleep(1)
    print('                     ** ** COMENZAMOS !!  ** **')
    time.sleep(1)
    single()
def presentacion_dobles():
    print('          HOLA !! ',p1.get_nombre().upper(),' & ',p2.get_nombre().upper())
    time.sleep(0.5)
    print('  SE ANIMAN A ADIVINAR EL NUMERO QUE ESTOY PENSADO?? ')
    time.sleep(1)
    print('                     ** ** COMENZAMOS !!  ** **')
    time.sleep(1)
    dobles()
#--generan el rango del numero a adivinar y separan single de  dobles---
def single():
    vidas_reset()
    generar(200)
    procesar(1)
def dobles():
    vidas_reset()
    generar(500)
    procesar(2)
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
def cant_players(numero_players):
    if numero_players == 1:
        return 's'
    else:
        return 'd'
def contador():
    global tur
    tur+=1
def tur_reset():
    global tur
    tur=0
#--------generador del numero a adivinar--------
def generar(rang):
    global enigma
    enigma=random.randint(1,rang)
                                   #----    ATENCION   ------
    #print(enigma)#solo modo debugg  <<<<<--- BORRAR ESTA LINEA ---

#------señala al ganador -------------
def ganaste(nro_player):
    if nro_player == 1:
        print(deco)
        print('GANASTEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ' ,p1.get_nombre().upper())
        print("USASTE ",vidas,' INTENTOS .')

        tur_reset()
    else:

        print(deco)
        print('GANASTEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ' ,p2.get_nombre().upper())
        print("USASTE ",vidas,' INTENTOS .')
        tur_reset()

def printing(c):
    if c == 1:
        print(deco)
        print('NUMERO MUY ALTO')
    elif c ==2:
        print(deco)
        print('NUMERO MUY BAJO')

#---------LOGICA PRINCIPAL---------

def procesar(modo):
    global ingreso
    while ingreso != enigma:
        #-----------------------logica para single player
        if modo  == 1:
            try:
                ingreso=int(input(' DIME TU NUMERO '+str(p1.get_nombre().upper())+' : '))
            except:
                print('Solo valores numericos  ** PIERDES EL TURNO **')
                ingreso=int(input(' DIME TU NUMERO '+str(p1.get_nombre().upper())+' : '))
            contar_vidas()

            if ingreso>enigma:
                time.sleep(0.5)
                printing(1)
            elif ingreso<enigma:
                time.sleep(0.5)
                printing(2)
            else:
                ganaste(1)
                print(deco)
                time.sleep(1)
                choice=input('QUERES LA REVANCHA??  si/no : ')
                print(deco)
                if choice== 'si' or choice=='SI' or choice== 's' or choice=='S' or  choice== 'Si' :
                    presentacion_single()
                else:
                    inicio()
        #-------- logca de los dobles-------------------------
        elif modo == 2:

            if tur %2==0:
                contador()
                try:
                    ingreso=int(input(' DIME TU NUMERO '+str(p1.get_nombre().upper())+' : '))
                except:
                    print('Solo valores numericos  ** PIERDES EL TURNO **')

                if ingreso>enigma:
                    time.sleep(0.5)
                    printing(1)
                elif ingreso<enigma:
                    time.sleep(0.5)
                    printing(2)
                else:
                    ganaste(1)
                    time.sleep(1)
                    print(deco)
                    choice=input('QUIEREN LA REVANCHA??  si/no : ')
                    print(deco)
                    if choice== 'si' or choice=='SI' or choice== 's' or choice=='S' or  choice== 'Si' :
                        presentacion_dobles()
                    else:
                        inicio()
            else:
                contador()
                try:
                    ingreso=int(input(' DIME TU NUMERO '+str(p2.get_nombre().upper())+' : '))
                except:
                    print('Solo valores numericos  ** PIERDES EL TURNO **')
                if ingreso>enigma:
                    printing(1)
                elif ingreso<enigma:
                    printing(2)
                else:
                    ganaste(2)
                    time.sleep(1)
                    print(deco)
                    choice=input('QUIEREN LA REVANCHA??  si/no : ')
                    print(deco)
                    if choice== 'si' or choice=='SI' or choice== 's' or choice=='S' or  choice== 'Si' :
                        presentacion_dobles()
                    else:
                        inicio()

#-----------------presentacion del juego------------
def inicio():
    global p1,p2
    print('        BIENVENIDOS !!!')
    time.sleep(0.5)
    print(' ###   ADIVINA2    ###                                      v.1.2.0')
    time.sleep(0.5)
    try:
        cant_p = cant_players(int(input('   CUANTOS JUGADORES? : ')))
    except:
        print('*DEBES INGRESAR EL NUMERO 1 O EL 2*')
        try:
            cant_p = cant_players(int(input('   CUANTOS JUGADORES? : ')))
        except:
            inicio()

    if (cant_p=='s'):
        p1=Jugador(input(' DECIME TU NOMBRE :)  > '))
        presentacion_single()
    else:
        p1=Jugador(input(' DECIME TU NOMBRE JUGADOR 1 :  > '))
        p2=Jugador(input(' DECIME TU NOMBRE JUGADOR 2 :  > '))
        presentacion_dobles()

inicio()


hellolo


Yes, the whole fails. I feel there is something not quite understood. This is very subtle. Since the whole fails, there is the non-obvious problem that a failure in one part is a failure in all parts. What if you don't want Carol's failure to prevent Bob from being paid?

Reverts bubble up to the originally signed transaction from Alice, so all state changes on all branches (in a complex network of dependent contract functions) revert - more precisely, they simply didn't happen because the blockchain notes a failed transaction from Alice, gas gone, the end.

This turns into a DoS vulnerability when there are multiple untrusted contracts involved in a single state change trying to do too much at once. The withdrawal pattern is a way to avoid the problem.


Why is this changed to zero? (I'm sure it's valid, I just don't understand the logic.)


Because git clone operations arent part of this module they have been remove


wht is this for?


True


jjjj


Merged, but - for the future - let's add fewer and fewer vector tables - we're running out of memory (and initialized memory costs memory, even if a civ doesn't use it).


Unless I miss by guess from eyeballing this, this is an unbounded `for` loop which is an anti-pattern. The problem would be that at some number of games (n) the `for` loop will iterate enough times for the gas cost to exceed the block `gasLimit`. We have a process with a certain cost and the total cost will be operation cost * the number of games ... the gas will increase linearly (bad) and then it will not be possible to use the contract at all (very bad).

The only way to avoid this is to ensure that the gas cost of your processes are (roughly) equal at all scales, meaning everything must complete in a single operation. Any looping or recursion must be strictly limited (e.g. a max of four loops because of some boundary in the app). Here, I don't see an obvious limit the length of `games` and indeed what we are aiming for is unlimited games in progress.

This sort of problem usually boils down to the data structure. You should not be searching for a game. You could re-imagine the way it works:

1. Players create games and receive gameID keys and reference those keys when they make a move.
2. Mapping of players to games (I don't like this because it assumes a player is only involved in a single same at a time ... or you are right back to searching through an array).
3. Something else?


zergpool?


158868652_Issue#5821 (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1684 of 1684 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Backend: Sequelize 적용 및 Create 액션 생성

Frontend: 에디터 적용, Form 생성, Ajax,

qs.stringify를 몰라서 뻘짓많이함


Indeed, this is right.

Anyway, I've checked a [French dictionnary](https://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/espace) but didn't read it all apparently, assuming that every different meaning of "espace" were masculine and I didn't read the first time that only the freaking typography meaning was feminine!

It should be fixed now. If not, feel free to change it as I'll off-the-web from tomorrow until august.


ok


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [different animation speed for altered and collapsed candy](https://trello.com/c/kIBB0Px6/11-different-animation-speed-for-altered-and-collapsed-candy)


this project is in need of a login string in additional to the core application.


Adding .gitignore


Puzzle `327-60adc21c` discovered in   [`test/test_upgrades.rb`](  https://github.com/zold-io/zold/blob/master/test/test_upgrades.rb)   and submitted as #365. Please, remember that the puzzle was not   necessarily added in this particular commit. Maybe it was added earlier, but   we discovered it only now.


Puzzle `327-2e6b0869` discovered in   [`test/test_upgrades.rb`](  https://github.com/zold-io/zold/blob/master/test/test_upgrades.rb)   and submitted as #366. Please, remember that the puzzle was not   necessarily added in this particular commit. Maybe it was added earlier, but   we discovered it only now.


This change-set fixes a number of HTTP 405 ("Method Not Allowed") errors.


Once completed, the job reports for Travis CI [build 685](https://travis-ci.org/per1234/arduino-ci-script/builds/401320127) will be found at:
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Once completed, the job reports for Travis CI [build 685](https://travis-ci.org/per1234/arduino-ci-script/builds/401320127) will be found at:
https://github.com/per1234/CI-reports/tree/arduino-ci-script/build_00685


This is a common problem when working with bindings, it requires to copy arrays between managed/unmanaged


does not function on this link which is their prime http://www.businessinsider.com/clusterstock


You're only using IMAGE_DIR_TEST, not IMAGE_DIR_TRAINING anywhere. What training are you doing?


Я бы все таки разбил на смысловые блоки :)


Imagine someone builds and runs it:
![screenshot_2018-07-08_02-08-08](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16870636/42415351-f2e85d84-8253-11e8-8d99-c4e0b8e83076.png)
Argument parsing logic should have been reworked _completely_


Thanks. I was bashing my head against a brick wall trying to figure this out myself.


Pay attention to blank lines at the end of file. They shouldn't be included in commits


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Optimize tutorial code](https://trello.com/c/Ii6h81Ae/9-optimize-tutorial-code)


Neither `__MINGW32__` or `__MINGW64__` seem to be defined for me, and I can't find anything about them being in Make online. I think they're just a C preprocessor thing.


Imagine someone would like to use your function in own project.
Problems arise here:
1.  The `algorithm_Lee()` is undocumented. It should include a top comment, describing what the function takes and what id does; what are the limitations
2.  The `algorithm_Lee()` function is not self-contained. It produces needless output, etc...


I actually have a faster version available in my working directory that I never pushed up. I may get around to that, although I changed the way it reports


Odp.net 18????? Where is this?


Better way of doing it:
```C
printf("Enter ax, ay, bx, by (', '-separated): ");
if (scanf("%d, %d, %d, %d", &ax, &ay, &bx, &by)) goto scan_err;    // or use strsep()
```


Hi!!! You may know me as @UniverseOfGaming from Scratch, not many Scratchers do GitHub, you should do it on the front page.

> Nice!

Please add notifications or emails about messages on Scratch on your device, thanks!


Bueno


Hi


grv start-up is noticeably snappier after this !


G


[What kernel coding style says on it](https://github.com/BondarOleg98/GlobalLogic/files/2173204/CodingStyle1.pdf)

```C
if (argc == 1) {
 ...
}```


As it is error handler, it could be done simpler:
`if (argc > 3) goto ...` or
```C
if (argc > 3)
        goto ..
```


Hi @dantuluri -- this isn't a neural net, so there isn't any training going on -- just traditional computer vision. It's been a while, so I'm honestly not sure why I created that variable.


`return 1` will work fine. But GNU coding standard says, if program returns non-zero exit code, it should use the `exit(ret_code);` function


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How could you time it if the `algorithm_Lee()` reads input from user?
Even if you redirect stdin from file, timings will include file read. Even the `scanf` could significantly influence timings for small N


If it is contant, declare it with `const int` identifier


I don't want to stifle your creativity but I'm getting close to publishing
a new full installation version of 2.0 including all the mods we've
incorporated so far. I believe many of the files you have may be obsolete
by now. Maybe it would be good to wait for the release of the next
generation so that whatever you're working on will be compatible. The
reason for a new full installation version is necessary because trying to
get up to date with what is out there in the way of fixes and mods is too
confusing. Even Darkstar and I have gotten out of sync so now I'm working
on bringing everything back together for standardization.

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If it's an error (and it is), the function should return error code.
Also `exit(0)` means all ok.

So:
```C
extern enum lee_errors {
    ERR_BLANK;
}
enum lee_errors algorithm_Lee(int height, int width, int **table, int *px, int *py)
{
    ...
    if (table[by][bx] == blank) return ERR_BLANK;
    ...
}
```


代码写得不错，挺好的


map[m].name[0] ? map[m].name

or

map[m].name[0] ? map[m].name[0]

???


什么玩意啊啊