labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
Yes exactly, the `HttpClient` accepts all scalar values and btw `Validate::isString` will only fail if you provided objects. So for example `Validate::isString(1)` will succeed. I'd recommend reverting that so we don't get last minute surprises.
wonder if this logic should be in EntitlementCertStackingGroupSorter  (or elsewhere). Seems like something
we would need in other places, though at the moment I don't actually see places that need it.
This form is currently all the way at the bottom of the page, and might not be noticeable if many teachers have already signed up (see, for example, MIT Splash 2012). Can you either put the form at the top (its pretty small, so this probably wouldn't clutter the page), or put a link to the bottom of the page at the top of the page?
I'm not such a huge fan of mixed types, could we move this logic to the Serializer instead and always require an array here?
It causes a problem here, because the terms_form_type come in first position : https://github.com/phiamo/MopaBootstrapBundle/blob/master/DependencyInjection/Compiler/FormPass.php#L33

But maybe the logic is not good in this file ?
`if (      $var == 'crazy'        &&                             $foo != 'bar'                               )` seems very unreadable for me.
s/separe/separate
This "dictionary comprehension" syntax is great, but it doesn't work on Python 2.6, which is what IT will actually be deploying this under IIUC. In Python 2.6 it can be replaced with a list comprehension that generates a list of tuples, and then pass that to `dict()`. For instance: `dict([(x["name"], {"description": x["description"]}) for x in case_data["suites"])`
@croby This should be fixed now in a follow up commit
Not that it matters much, but we could use GDC's inline assembly instead...
Does having DDoc on aliases work? If so, this could probably be made a doc comment.
Maybe i can try answering this one. There is another <i>BeanPropertyParameterSource</i> which is used to derive the values of the parameters using bean property names. The input for this parameter source has to be the payload and cannot be a Message.
But yes, as far as expression evaluating factory is concerned, the expression will be same except that it will be prefixed with  "payload".
It is like, say i pass a valid JPA entity (or a POJO) as the message's payload to execute an update using JPA-QL. Then the value of the named parameter looks neat if i just give the path to derive the property in that bean rather then all values being like payload.someProperty1, payload.someProperty2....
to parallel "removedFromPool", maybe this could be "createdForPool"?
Seems to me that all 3 lines can be moved - no point in setting up the holder if we don't bind it.
The Timestamp type strips out any milliseconds and reduces the precision to seconds. If multiple messages arre inserted within the same second, they will be returned from the queue in an unordered fashion. Would it make sense to instead use milliseconds since epoch, e.g., a long value, for sorting purposes here?
The next help. Sorry for confusion. Instead:

```
   optparse.make_option('--types', '-t', action='store', type="string", dest='types',
        help="Metric types, comma-separated values of int, float, or enum (default: empty string). Range can be specified in brackets."),
    )
help = "Regularly inserts dummy datapoints into metrics."
```

It should be:


```
   optparse.make_option('--types', '-t', action='store', type="string", dest='types',
        help="Metric types, comma-separated values of int, float, or enum (default: empty string). Range can be specified in brackets."),
)
help = "Regularly inserts dummy datapoints into metrics."
```
Are those direct dependencies of this Python package? Because datastream could support multiple backends and I am not sure want to leak too much information about those backends here.
Replace "and send()'s the returned response to the user" with, "processing the request and returning a response to the user."
could you add compser istallation for symfony 2.0.x too?
Could we move this footnote to another location? It feels like the paper is directly related to the Web client.
@apex13 this should probably be using `new_version_path` instead of going to the link directly
Why do these style methods need to be on the base class?  Each appears to only apply to exactly one derived class.
I'll verify that.
I removed the commented out part.
we should still ignore this file for people using it locally
But based on mongoengine source code it seems that both pk and id always point to same:

https://github.com/MongoEngine/mongoengine/blob/master/mongoengine/document.py#L91
https://github.com/MongoEngine/mongoengine/blob/master/mongoengine/base.py#L770
Why only `kwargs`? Why not both `*args` and `**kwargs`? And just pass them on? So that we do not force people to use only keyword arguments.
typo => exists
What is the general policy about stop words handling ?
With the sklearn implementation, we obtain, with "Word1 stopword Word2" and a WordNgram (min_n=max_n=2):

["word1 stopword", "stopword word2"]

Maybe it can be interesting to add a boolean to perform the stopwords filtering before the tokens construction,
in order to obtain something like:

["word1 word2"]

My two cents.
Idem, appeler la méthode que tu auras faite sur le modèle.
I would prefer to use `ob_get_length` to limit the number of system calls. make sure to call it before `ob_get_clean` though. Probably something like:

```php
<?php

$length  = ob_get_length();
$content = ob_get_clean();

return new Response($content, 201, array(
    'content-type'   => 'image/' . $this->filterManager->getOption($filter, "format", "png"),
    'content-length' => $length
));
```

What do you think?
This is fixed in a later branch (console logging is removed).
i'm a blithering idiot.  You can just forget the payload line ever happened.  Nothing to see here....
```ruby
elsif ActiveRecord::VERSION::STRING == "3.0.10"
```
In android, we can also use the absolute path (or the relative path to the Resources/ directory). We use a "/" at the beginning of the path to indicate it's an absolute path. For example, the module file is in Resources/myModule/module.js, in Resources/example/example.js we can use either require("../myModule/module.js") or require ("/myModule/module.js").
The port must be configurable.
and it won't be a part of the BlackBerry 10 SDK
Probably drop the last line.
I know this was already broken, but we should probably change this so it doesn't share a `tabindex` with the remember me checkbox...
maybe nice variable names