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Cool, it's no warnings using 0.6.2, but my question is why the code is declared as dead code, why `mod testing` is declared as clippy all


DON'T RUN THIS ONE, it writes newlines to a file in an endless loop


Success


Still in dev.


If i removed `clippy::all` for `testing` mod, then got the information below:
```shell
warning: large size difference between variants
   --> /home/lxt/Projects/grpc-rs/target/debug/build/grpcio-proto-1e3f9f0e8673cf81/out/grpc.testing.rs:393:9
    |
393 |         Setup(super::ClientConfig),
    |         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    |
    = note: #[warn(clippy::large_enum_variant)] on by default
    = help: for further information visit https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-clippy/master/index.html#large_enum_variant
help: consider boxing the large fields to reduce the total size of the enum
    |
393 |         Setup(Box<super::ClientConfig>),
    |               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Have any ideas?


Directly linked to #1.


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明明是web，怎么就成了nodejs


It seems that the pandoc-crossref filter does not take effect.


coauthor: @BlizardWizard


<head>
<title> Veamos el cambio </title>
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Si me gusta más


Así que se quede


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I think we should allow `clippy::large_enum_variant` (it's a fine lint to ignore for testing or anywhere where performance/memory usage is not too important).

I'm not sure about the dead code. I think it is because we generate a bunch of wrapper functions for every protocol, but only use some of them, and they are not public outside of the crate.


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👍 code makes sense, but i wonder...should we be strict and reject the call (at the api level) is a host field is non empty on a bulk nodes call, b/c they should be sticking everything in hosts?


What is the idea with the `copy()` here? `dict.copy()` takes references to the objects stored in the dictionary (i.e. it uses the exact same objects) and puts them in a new dictionary -- but the only "new" thing is the dictionary container, the underlying contents (in this case dataframes) are exactly the same, so if this is meant to protect those dataframes from subsequently being altered, it will not be effective.  However, making true copies of these things and having them all floating around at the same time is probably not something we can keep ignoring in terms of memory usage. Some of these dataframes have millions of rows.  Also, while it's certainly been convenient for us to pass around all the dataframes in these big dictionaries, I think it's probably a bad practice, because it exposes *all* of the dataframes to being edited by any of the extract/transform functions -- even if that function isn't supposed to be touching that dataframe, which can result in some difficult to debug messes resulting from a simple typo.


@clemenszuck Here and in the following lines as you can see I fixed a bug. this missing " kcal" didn't go into any if and so kcal=0 threw exception


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Aulas de Array e Expressoes Regulares


why? XD


Thank you @fcbr for calling our attention to it. Inspecting the file and searching for `<fcbr>` I found many problems that we hope were already solved in the current version of SUMO.

Regarding the use of arithmetic, I hope the experiment I am doing with @hmuniz to prove banana slug in Lean will make much more clear all the dependencies. We are first implementing in Lean the FOL proof, with the minimum appealing to anything outside FOL. But we have already noticed that the function `inList` depends on  `ListOrderFn` which, in turn, depends on `greaterThan`. In this particular case, it is easily solved using Lean `list` datatype.


Why not interpolation?


commit desc


Same here, don't use Go often enough.
Thanks again for some great projects!


I complains because of this level attribute Peter
---------------------- framework_compatibility_matrix.xml ----------------------
index 5461154..e31d2c0 100644
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
         compatibility_matrix.3.xml
         compatibility_matrix.device.xml
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+<compatibility-matrix version="1.0" type="framework">


Ah, is this where you're collecting the list of tables that has been output so you know which chunks of metadata to pull and which data packages to make later? It does seem like there's gotta be a cleaner way to do it.  And the reason it's not immediately clear what will be output based on the inputs is that sometimes a particular table request generates more than one table (e.g. `frc_eia923 also` results in `coalmines_eia923`?) Or is it just because of the static tables?  In any case, it definitely seems like checking this accumulated list against the CSV files that you actually end up with at the end of the process would be good. To make sure nothing's missing, and nothing's extra.


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FWIW these regexps look a little funny since \w is already a superset of \d and _


Yes


das ist aber ein merkwürdiger guard, take look at 16e421f4eae4816e1571fd8e190d084ed3071621 again ;)


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> You're definitely better off finding and fixing the bug than disabling optimizations.

OK. I 'm going to finish work on the option parsing and tomorrow I will start hunting the bug. I will let you know about the progress.


Add a new function (but aso keep this one)
```cpp
float ReIoRfromF0andImIoR(float F0, float ImIoR)
{
   float T0 = 1-F0;
   float kT0 = ImIoR*T0;
   return (1.0+F0+sqrt(4.0*F0-kT0*kT0))/T0;
}
```


Commenting because there doesn't seem to be a way to change my peer review on Coursera. I wanted to apologize because I was eventually able to find your SHA-1 code and incorrectly marked you as not having a commit connected to it. If you know a way I can change your grade, please comment back and I'll follow up!


I'd take that comment serious, after all he is the devconfig.


It won't happen again. I promise :)


@Crisspl you did keep it like that or?


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yes.


REsolved, I've embarassed myself, hence removing comments ;)


It StartIndex can indeed be removed here and doesn't need to be added to the VertexCount either, then it can be removed as argument to ConvertStream also.


Test passed!


Thanks Rick

I have synced to your latest changes.

 I am editing the Readme.md and I will sync that and hopefully everything will be completely up to date.
(adding message types / capturing a sentence as an example for each type.)

let me know how those global selections are with being able to see everything.

/Ron


Nice, that's exactly what I was looking for in #48


Fixed in master.


Since we're not gonna support an edge tint map, but we will enable complex IoR sliders, can use this
https://github.com/Crisspl/IrrlichtBAW/commit/7bb9f843e08c783c8d91fbcd059f8676504ed16d#commitcomment-34076668
to reconcile Complex IoR + Reflectance at F0


resolved.


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done


@frivoal any chance you could review this trivial edit which addresses your issue https://github.com/w3c/charter-drafts/issues/192


Rather than breaking the input validation and extraction out by data source and doing it piecemeal, and then returning these tuples of data source specific inputs, we could just have a a single input validation function, which takes all the inputs, and returns the same kind of dictionary structure... but with guaranteed to be valid inputs. Maybe it could even be an `immutableDict` to keep it from subsequently getting altered. Then that input specification could be the thing that gets passed around and has inputs read out from it _a la_ `validated_inputs['eia860_years']`


Though I don't know if "inputs" is really the right word here.  I think of the raw spreadsheets and FERC DB more as the inputs.  These seem more like parameters.


Why indent more if this guard doesn't need to indent with continue??


Beware of `F0>=1.0-FLT_MIN` and `ImIoR > 2.0*T0*sqrt(F0)`

If `ImIoR > 2.0*T0*sqrt(F0)` happens then you should just display the red color, cause this is physically impossible


interesting choice :) but i guess it will confuse people a bit tho


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@Crisspl  ?


@Crisspl 2 axis simultaneous rotation plz....


Brightness issue?

I general I think this commit is bad, don't apply it, or revert, or disable `CONFIG_FB_MSM_LOGO`. It locks framebuffer usage from other processes for a long timeout (5-6 minutes?) anyway...


Again use negated condition and continue to guard!


@frzb the `#nil?` here will return `true` if `new_resource.swift_username` is at its default value of `nil`. Is that the intent? The code seems to imply that this package should **not** be installed **if** `swift_username` is `nil`. For that, you'd want a `not_if` instead of `only_if`.


Will force push.


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@Crisspl status?


resolved.


@lukeeey that's client-side


Looks basically good... try creating a contract with a variety of function types, and see how they get encoded by web3 (and/or its underlying libraries) then create test vectors.


Alternatively, you could use:
```ruby
only_if { !new_resource.swift_username.nil? }
```

Or even:
```ruby
not_if { new_resource.swift_username.nil? || new_resource.swift_username.to_s.empty? }
```


I hope so 😁 Thanks for fixing this and for open sourcing and maintaining this awesome library!


removed start up resources from readme.


What happens if the user already has applied the `biz.aQute.bnd.builder` plugin?


Test passed!


lol did auto strafer today  wtf  @ i pushed the update

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Soon, see https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/75985 for schedule


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The plugin itself is connected with the InSilico project, but it should also be used outside our project. It would be nice to have a more generic name for this task.


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Perfecto, los cambios funcionarios 🍄


What's the difference between the `buildDir` property and the `into` property from the `Copy` class?


Before working on the EPA CEMS stuff, if you haven't come across them yet you might find it useful to read up on Python's "generators" and the concept of "lazy evaluation" which the CEMS ETL process uses to avoid blowing up memory usage. Without knowing how those things work it'll probably seem bizarre and confusing.


After apply these latest two patches I get a failure building  fgl.


Why is this option typed as String? What are the valid values here?


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Why do you need it?
Its only use is for tricky loops whose bounds can't be figured out trivially. In those cases we iteratively unroll until a bound is computed. It's not needed in the vast majority of loops.


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You are hardcoding the "osgiRuntime" configuration here. But it would be nice if the user could choose which configuration he wants to use.


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 git commit -m "Add AlphaServer Automation: Script will take care of configuring AlphaServer"


Is this a useful default behavior? Do we always want to start every bundle in our app?


Use constants for constant values like configuration keys.