labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
Wieso bruuchsch du article? Ha das ebe zerscht au so gha, aber wemmes doppelsitig drucke will wirds recht müehsam mit de sitenummere (sind den nid schön links und rechts abwechsligswiis)
We can swap md5 to md5sum completely, should be more platform independent.
I really think you should create those DOM Objects closer to where they are used. To me it seems that they appears magically :)
missing space after the casting (same for all methods)
does this also include 404?
Ah, I changed this to make it show up on the map, but was a bad idea I guess. Thanks.
This is rather ugly, could you add some comments on what this is supposed to do?
Rake loads the `FileUtils` methods in the task namespace. You could use `rm_r "cookbooks" if Dir.exist?("cookbooks")`; the same for `chef-solo.tar.gz`
Wo genau ist in dieser Datei der Unterschied? Ich hasse es wenn Git manchmal Line-Endings als Unterschied anprangert :/
Waiting till after the chain has formed before fulfilling means we only measure the time it takes to transition the state of the entire chain
Can we use core's sanitize_text_field() here?
Наверное, полезно будет скрыть всю работу с сокетом внутри воркера.
И корректность входных параметров надо проверять явно.
А зачем внутрь FormatterException NPE засовывать? Почему просто в сообщении нельзя написать, что exList == null?
-h file       True if file exists and is a symbolic link.  This operator is
                   retained for compatibility with previous versions of this pro-
                   gram. Do not rely on its existence; use -L instead.

On Apr 4, 2012, at 6:47 PM, Stuart Eichert wrote:

>> @@ -1,5 +1,11 @@
>> #!/bin/bash
>> 
>> +SOURCE="${BASH_SOURCE[0]}"
>> +while [ -h "$SOURCE" ] ; do SOURCE="$(readlink "$SOURCE")"; done
> 
> test  -h and test -L are the same thing.
> 
> I would normally use $0 as well, but the suggested solution for this problem that I found on stack overflow used BASH_SOURCE[0].  I don't know that it really matters.
> 
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http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/string-functions.html#function_find-in-set

```
index    -> sorting
1      = 0 -> 0
2      = 0 -> 0
0      = 0 -> 1
```
Do we still have this function?
why did you remove const attribute from KonohaPackageHandler?
I think it's better if you rename the method to popular_section_applications().
we are not interested on the unique locator. we try to verify if the locator with a specific attribute value is available on the page

If it is then we know we ended up on the correct page.
If the created element is not present then the page is incorrect.
I will leave it like this (with the comment) if that's ok
@bebef1987 we click the footer because of a android scroll issue #3171 here https://github.com/mozilla/marketplace-tests/pull/175/files#L3R27
"Write review" button  is at the bottom of the page and  it won't be clicked unless we use this method.
Hibernate fails to remove entity from db if second call of "findByCountryPostalCodeAndNumber" is omitted.
ConstraintViolationException is raised on next insert for expired location data.
Optional: maybe it's to far fetched, but maybe we should have a contraint that enddate should be >= startdate. Not for now?
Ahh, this is for debug.. I just wanna when the algorithms fallback to lobpcg :)
That was the application I was thinking of but I thought we didn't have that yet. And until we have that, I didn't see the need. Not sure what to make of the ensemble case. I have to look it up I guess.
this is old the unittest API imposed by the fact that the actual test case derives from `unittest.TestCase`.
I know. See the discussion with @larsmans that github doesn't show here.

This is just a smoke test.
I could remove the case of unsupervised grid-search altogether.
I don't see a better way of testing it.
I remember the use case for hashing existing sparse matrix: it's useful for computing hashed cross product features on high dataset to approximate a polynomial kernel, for instance by loading RCV1 using the svmlight loader.
@mitar: why a SmallIntegerField instead of a NullBooleanField?
Side note:  if you run `test.sh` in the top-level dir, it calls `build.py` to get fresh .so files.  The downside of this is you need matplotlib, scipy, R, tabix, and samtools to be available in order for all the tests to run.  I'm still working on improving the tests so they are just skipped gracefully if that stuff isn't found, rather than complaining rather loudly.
Good point. I'll apply.
This is just screaming for "preserve whole object": http://sourcemaking.com/refactoring/preserve-whole-object
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Good catch Ermal, yes this is on purpose, check the commit message against 8.3 where it shows why I'm quite confident we can ditch it.

In short: Kontron and Sunrising have the same vendor IDs, and the SR9600 device ID is already mapped to a Kontron device in FreeBSD. In the Linux kernel it's also mapped to the same Kontron dev. whereas NetBSD says it's Sunrising. So I strongly guess the devices have to be identical.
Shouldn't this stay package protected?
don't think I'd bother with the condition and reserving less than the 0x100000
"The file %s already exists." is probably clearer.
pProcessNode leaks if not added
Should use ActPrintLog, to give it activity context logging
The above variable seems to be unused
Not sure you need this... It was the reference to this->platform that was unsafe before. I don't _think_ clusternames.tos() has thread safety implications (as it won't change during the course of a subgraph execution).

Probably does no harm though...
It could, but it's not that necessary for now... I think this could easily be done on a separate patch.
A simple upgrade of trying cookies first and fallback on `DEFAULT_PRODUCT` would be easy. But it can wait.
Why do you do that? Is it just a question of optimization?
Elsewhere we do not use title case for the help text.
@wch - I was surprised too. But it looks like 0.8.9 has `values` as the formal parameter name in `scale_manual()`: 

```r
  new <- function(., name=NULL, values=NULL, variable="x", limits = NULL, breaks = NULL, labels = NULL, formatter = identity, legend = TRUE) {
```

https://github.com/hadley/ggplot2/blob/ggplot2-0.8.9/R/scale-manual.r#L7
Neither of these are particularly well named, and while this is simplistic code, the variable names don't indicate what they do. Can you go back and rename them just so it's obvious?
Sure, I'll open my own branch and continue this pull there.
It's implicit in my comment at CLC-122, but hard-coding CalCentral's Canvas account ID in JavaScript source is not gonna fly (except to enable the very first test). It has to be configurable along with the other calcentral.properties.
Do you think these belong in the Award model?
The old bash profile code takes ownership of .bash_profile instead of dancing around the issue.
Scre is a mystery or a typo.
and always create a new branch from "master", not from another branch...  I have made this mistake a few times, things can get messy very easily
A little more descriptive name would be useful.
I adjusted the start date, but I don't think this reduces the time it takes to build (at least it doesn't with some fairly simple timings). Looking over the vbench code, it looks like the repo is rebuilt into a clean directory for each commit (I could be wrong about this), so the MD5 hashes aren't a factor.
You are right there can't be any nans. I had based my func on one of the other conv func which had that. I'll remove the isnan.
@nerdsRob indeed... the initializer calls `transitionToState:...` which triggers the delegate....
Agreed.  What do you mean 'strip messages'?
or "where we cannot determine a value outside of the array"
"Performs a search" and Looks for objects that match the query" are basically the same thing.

Why not "Searches for objects and returns the results un-ordered." ?
It would be better to use `this._tilingScheme.getNumberOfYTilesAtLevel(level)` rather than `Math.pow(2, level)`.  Given the default WebMercatorTilingScheme used here, they're equivalent, but the former will still work if/when this class is extended to support a user-defined tiling scheme.
AFAIK, some of the other tools don't even compile with the latest git dmd/druntime/phobos. I haven't bothered to look into why. Some of the other tools appear to be Walter's (or somebody's) personal dev tools for specific tasks/environments, and don't seem to be widely applicable. But I could be wrong.
This causes an maximum call stack exceeded exception because _setInternalText() calls TextBox.prototype._setInternalText() which calls _capitalize() over and over.
What i'm about to say shouldn't hold up this ticket, but maybe you'd want to create another ticket.  The part about threads isn't true in Android any more.  In Android, all javascript runs on one thread, no matter it being from a separate URL or not.
As above, avoid magic words in favor of defined constants and make sure we have the protocol documented somewhere.
Okay, confused, why are we doing scaleToFill? It would cause the image to pop out outside the imageView, or be cropped.
First line of description, use the same line as embedded -- Used in conjunction with the `[mediaControlStyle](Titanium.Media.VideoPlayer.mediaControlStyle)` property of <Titanium.Media.VideoPlayer>.
"android:back" is deprecated. Should also check for TiC.EVENT_ANDROID_BACK (see the case KeyEvent.KEYCODE_CAMERA for reference).
needs to be _getIndexByName. Also, why do you have to get a row by name, and what is "name" anyways. This seems fishy
Can you change this to "Dart HTML5 Samples".
yep that seems to work great
It could be related to Ruby version differences, but `IO.instance_methods` returns an array of symbols for me, not strings.
```javascript
var x = "foo";
x = JSON.stringify(x)
>>>""bla""

x = JSON.parse(x);
>>>"blah"
```

The old double quoted string would just get garbage collected. There is no need to worry about the byte wastefulness if we're returning the single quote string in the end I think.  

If I'm misunderstanding, let me know.
With the proposed class design this would become

    m_backend->addRepository( QUrl( iter->url() ) );
А что это даёт?
has a length
This example could be rewritten like this:

    void wrapper()(ref S s, bool doCall, auto ref int i)
    { if(doCall) f(s, i); }

Could you please show examples that wouldn't be implementable without these proposed aides?
Actually, a check is still going to be needed. std time and `FILETIME` don't cover the same range of time. So, when converting in either direction, the function is going to need to throw if the value is out of range. Any std times prior to midnight, January 1st 1601 are going to be invalid `FILETIME`s, and any `FILETIME`s greater than `long.max` are going to be invalid std times.
Created new README.me in mdv_one
I ran some tests today, and I think we have to find another location for this. Because as it turns out, you can read a config file from anywhere, you can only write it to either /etc/midgard2 or to a fixed location in your home dir. So the interactive setup cannot write to the location where puppet puts the file. What we could do is make config/midgard2.ini a symlink to the actual config file. Puppet could then put it into /etc/midgard2, and the interactive setup should ideally write it to the user-specific location, but I have no idea where that might be, and whether apache will be able to read it
The last sentence is a bit confusing. Maybe "If a simple but manual bean-lookup is needed, it's easier to use BeanProvider instead"
Probable we don't need a DS at all?
Both sentences starting with similar wording, maybe start the second one with: "Otherwise", "On the contrary", ...
This check is unnecessary. Feel free to run if we have an empty string.
I would think so. I also debated using "scc.token" and "scc.user" in addition (before) github.user in order to prevent conflicts.
Sounds fine for now...   Ideally though we can unify everything in a "one location for parsing/printing FilterX" way...
Done!  Sorry about that.
After a discussion here https://github.com/symfony/symfony-docs/pull/1121, i find another solution could be better.

```
foreach($toDelete as $tagToRemove){
    $tagToRemove->setTask(null);
    $tagToRemove->persist();
}  
```

Is this a good idea?
No `reverse` here then
Normally, a channel maps to a single product certificate.  However, in the case of the rhel-$arch-(client|server)-dts-5 family, the channel maps to two certificates.  The custom logic we have to implement is 
```
if customer subscribed to a channel that maps to both 178 and 180:
  # example rhel-i386-client-dts-5-beta
  if customer also subscribed to a channel that maps to just 178:
    #example: rhel-i386-client-dts
    use 178.pem
  else:
    use 180.pem
```

In the mapping file, we map the doubly mapped products to 180.pem.  So we can reduce the above logic to 
````
if the customer is subscribed to a channel that is doubly mapped and subscribed to a channel that maps to only 178.pem:
    remove 180.pem
```
см 1
so, hosts.
Would it make more sense to make this a boolean and allow null values meaning 'auto'?
Sorry Artem, misread completely.  You are right, i'v made the changes. Wonder how it came in, in the first place.
I think you forgot to restore this when you added the boolean back in; probably should move the boolean declaration back to its original place too.
I guess nothing. It was an error in the view in which I had to remove the nearby_place and I forgot to put it into a separate commit.
I would move `datastream.js` to `js` subdirectory of `test_app`. So to have all our JavaScript files in there. And then libraries alongside.
The problem should fix surrounding the pipe with spaces
See 91e81f9 as to why this was changed.
Ah, gotcha. For anyone who cares, the accepted answer in the link says the following:

> It is idiomatic to prefer to omit self. when invoking methods; it is generally never needed.

Thanks, @tsemana.
処理内容が重複しています。 case に OR条件を使えば良いのでは。
can you also alter the advanced_configuration.rst file ?
Et en fait si c'est relativement grave, dès qu'on aura à merger des modification sur un même fichier => collision.
```
pipe_json = '{"name": "pipe_1", "exporters": [{"exporter": "%s", "name": "exporter_embedded"}]}' % (exporter_document['resource_uri'],)
```

works without any problem.
It's your project, I already have too many other projects to take care of.
Okay, I have it as this:

```python
    def post(self, request):
        serializer = AuthTokenSerializer(data=request.DATA)
        if serializer.is_valid():
            token, created = Token.objects.get_or_create(request.user)
            return Response({'token': token.key})
        return Response(serializer.errors, status=status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST)

```

But, I am not 100% sure request.user is the same object returned by the  AuthTokenSerializer.validate() call to Django's authenticate(username=username, password=password) call. If not, maybe I need to still save this as attrs['user'] and get it from the serializer here?
It works if I keep *require 'sdl'* in the ar_sdl.rb file:

```ruby
require 'bundler'
Bundler.require(:default)
require 'sdl'
```
Is it appropriate ?

o/
don't use exceptions
Was editing these lines a bunch messing around with layouts, just an artifact.
You are missing parenthesis :P
Wouldn't this work better to test e1 for TOKerror, and propate that instead? I'd like to move away from relying on global variables as much as possible.
NB: If we could depend on IMAP servers having QRESYNC and other fanciness, I would have chosen something a lot similar to the second choice for IMAP.
typo (isequal)
Para mi ni la cola ni la pila se recorren. La pila se saca de los ultimos que agregas y se ponen al final o sea LIFO, en cambio la cola se saca desde el principio y se inserta al final FIFO.

Que tenga un puntero o dos es un detalle de implemetación que si es uno o dos no debería cambiar la semántica del TAD a mi criterio
A regeneration of the migration is needed since one plugin needs to be moved to another app.
I think the test from the compatability section here - https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/isArray is a better choice.
Please remove this file and use the one in lib/events
No we don't. It'll be easier to perform the test if we don't require the tester to change the language to a specific language. I'll update the test
exactly the same here. you consider ``entity`` by duplicating the case of ``choice`` but forget other children (``document``, ``couchdb_document``, ``phpcr_document`` or ``propel1_model``)
I've n idea. I have a hardtime believing I altered any Javascript.
Why remove the `32-bit`? Remember, the 32-bit and 64-bit identifiers are mutually exclusive (as with `X86` and `X86_64`).