labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
Good point.  I originally made these without the explanation of how 12%
becomes .12, but then I thought about my old students who could recall the
trick of moving the decimal point over but could hardly explain why.  So I
thought it would be good to provide an explanation.  This exercise will
also go after Converting percents to decimals, which provides similar
reasoning.


On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 11:09 AM, Ben Eater <
reply@reply.github.com
> wrote:

> > +                             <var
> id="DOLLARS">parseFloat(randRange(4,25)).toFixed(2)</var>
> > +                             <var id="SALES_TAX">randRange(3,19)</var>
> > +                             <var
> id="TOTAL_PRICEA">parseFloat((SALES_TAX/100)*DOLLARS +
> DOLLARS).toFixed(2)</var>
> > +                             <var
> id="TOTAL_PRICE">parseFloat((1+(SALES_TAX/100))*DOLLARS).toFixed(2)</var>
> > +                     </div>
> > +                     <div class="question spin">
> > +                             <p><var>person(1)</var> buys a basket of
> <var>plural(fruit(1))</var> on sale for $<var>DOLLARS</var>.  The sales tax
> is <var>SALES_TAX</var>%.  What is the total price <var>person(1)</var>
> pays for the basket of <var>plural(fruit(1))</var>?  (Round to the nearest
> hundredth or cent.)</p>
> > +                     </div>
> > +                     <div class="hints">
> > +                             <div>
> > +                                     <p>In order to find the total
> price, first find the amount of sales tax paid by multiplying the sales tax
> by the original price of the basket of <var>plural(fruit(1))</var>.</p>
> > +                                     <p><code
> class="hint_blue"><var>SALES_TAX</var>\%</code> <code>\times</code> <code
> class="hint_green">$<var>DOLLARS</var></code> =</p>
> > +                             </div>
> > +                             <div>
> > +                                     <p>Percent means "out of a
> hundred," so <code class="hint_blue"><var>SALES_TAX</var>\%</code> is
> equivalent to <code
> class="hint_blue">\displaystyle\frac{<var>SALES_TAX</var>}{100}</code>
> which is also equal to <code class="hint_blue"><var>SALES_TAX</var> \div
> 100</code>.</p>
> > +                                     <p><code
> class="hint_blue"><var>SALES_TAX</var> \div 100 =
> <var>SALES_TAX/100</var></code>
>
> nit: Should computing the actual division be a separate hint? I don't have
> a strong opinion one way or the other. Probably depends where this exercise
> is in relation to other percent exercises--which you probably know better
> than me.
>
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If you call `else` branch `//@@@BUG@@@ 8902` than the first branch should have:
 ```D
 static T i = T.init; 
```
not just `static T i;`.

And I'm still not sure about the second branch name because I'm not an expert in {[copy ]con|de}structors, initialization, and current compiler bugs in this area. And `emplace` is a **magic** function for me because I have almost no idea how it works and how it should work. I just fixed some of the most obvious bugs and leave other obvious bugs for now.
AFAIK (but @jmdavis  probably know better than I do), this has something to do with iterating with unicode that makes foreach cheaper.

I could be wrong though... ? :(
I'm all for fixing the compiler. My point is simply that that shouldn't really affect what we do here. It's a separate (albeit related) issue.
Okay. I moved it into an `else` and rebased.
Why is there a distinction between dirs and files? File::fnmatch doesn't care 

```
all_files_to_email = commit_files.select do |commit_file|
  files_to_watch.any? {|file_to_watch| File.fnmatch?(file_to_watch, commit_file) }
end
```
Bug number, plz.
This is a magic duration. Should it be shared with the other use of this magic duration?
Again, comment is inaccurate.
Single responsibility... I think it might be good splitting the responsibilities here between the proxy, and the argument transformation. would allow better OOP code anyhow
I know its strictly not part of this PR, but could you fix up `Date->TimeDiff` to say "just now" instead of "0 secs ago"? Looks sloppy if used in this context, given that it'll be the default view after every save/publish cation. Add an `$exact = true` method argument, and only use the "just now" notation when set to false.
See `renamed_packages` - http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control/changelog
This didn't exist in 2.1.0 - there shouldn't be a chanelog entry.
already merged :)
I think if the length of the array is 0, we should throw an ArgumentException here.
oops, forgot about the main task!
Why is this line not needed anymore?
esto no debería estar en el vip?
This looks like a pointless empty if block.
ah, indeed. The bundle is autoloaded by a separate closure, which is not returned.
(I know in actual fact you always call this method first and only once, and then the add-list one later multiple times. But assumptions like that about what order things are called in make for bad and inflexible APIs.)
space between ) and (
At some point, we'll have to create a sprite for this and then doing this should be easier.
I agree. I actually think, in an ideal world, that the code that communicates with our API would be split out into our website's exercises.js and kept completely clean of khan-exercises...but that could be crazy :)
and s/is/are/.
Copy and pasting be dammed.
MINOR: Comment is incorrect as pid is not self determined here, comment for process_name gives a good explanation that could be used as template.
Why are we stripping this prefix too? doListKeys() is only used from getMessageCount() for MESSAGE_KEY_PREFIX.
Don't the mongoid and mongoid_slug dependencies need to be outside of the :development group?
instalada y configurada
Doesn't work:
````
grep omero.ldap etc/omero.properties | OMERO_CONFIG=ldap bin/omero config load
usage: bin/omero config load [-h] [-q] file [file ...]
bin/omero config load: error: too few arguments
```
One of our SDK design principles that for each API all required data have to correspond to a parameter and all optional data have to be encapsulated in options object. So following this principle `create_deployment` should look like:

    def create_deployment(self, service_name, deployment_slot, name, package_url, label, configuration, options):

Where `options` variable encapsulates these fields with their default values:

    start_deployment=False
    treat_warnings_as_error=False
    extended_properties=None
It would be really useful to see a legend before printing out what these output strings mean.
Remove dot at the end.
I agree with this concept, but I think we need a more descriptive fact name here.
The is a JsonResponse in 2.1
These things are usually called todos in teh Goggles.

// TODO(sorvell): Consider foo a bar with qux in baz.
True.  Will make the reference in MSLogin to the client weak.
What if their basic cruddish patter is a restful api?
What if they want to use backbone or ember?

I am also against making this so django skill specific though so that may be the core disagreement between our visions of this.
should be

```<ul role="listbox" aria-multiselectable="true">```
duplicate setter
Can you put a javadoc or something in here just to show people examples of how to use these extractors? Not everyone understands unapply.
Do we need:

    require 'puppet'

This way it will work outside of puppet. We do it in facterversion.rb already btw.
@ldusit, everything looks fine, but you probably want to leave the long and short "author" role forms empty, because in most citation styles authors aren't marked as such, in contrast to other roles like editors and translators. For example:

Author, A. A., & Author, B. B. (Year of publication). Title of chapter. In A. Editor & B. Editor (Eds.), Title of book (pages of chapter). Location: Publisher.

(the "Eds." here is the plural short "editor" role form)
Ищем последнего потомка нашего родительского узла (либо последнего соседа корня дерева) и добавляем наш узел после него.
isGlobalModule might be better name?
That's kinda redundant, you are right. I will simplify that
Your unit test should have something to mocked the value of args.result and test that the correct callback gets called based on its value.
should have a success parameter that you call
@jkeshavarzi Hmm, looks like the permission check can maybe go in processPermissionsData.  Where would the feature check go?  processFeatures?
Only log here do not do the actual rollback.
isFirstViewControllerViewOverdraggedToLeft property is readonly and I need somehow update it before sending KVO notifications. Not sure how to do that without ivar. Could you advice?
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