labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
fixed broken link and copy&paste typo
Use waxsim
Bulletin Board : Automatic translation

Here is a little update of the application Bulletin Board for automatically registering translation by adding a Translation Document Class. I also updated the french translation (of few lines where still in English).
LPS-25606
Feature/master/12597

- Remove some unused files
- Code style cleanups
- Create a access helper on the PluginPackager module
Updated to use socket() instead of createSocket().
LPS-23457 Move google analytics code

When you enable google analytics tracking in liferay via manage > settings > monitoring the google analytics tracking javascript is included at the bottom of the page. This is not the correct place. According to google's documentation (http://www.google.com/support/analytics/bin/answer.py?answer=174090) the code should be placed in the head section.

Because the javascript is in the wrong location you cannot verify site ownership in Webmaster Tools.

For more information see this thread :

https://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Analytics/thread?tid=7f356684e4344a9d&hl=en
LPS-23818
Lock records for editing via a plugin
I have added myself to the member list.
Need to configure elastic search hydration process not to fail when some objects are missing from the DB

This is done by adding a configuration option 'elasticsearch.failOnMissingObjects' to return at least some results even when index is corrupted
Pull request de la branch de trabajo de priscila con el mío de trabajo

Aún no está terminada la Symbol Table API, por ende no se hace merge con el repositorio de trabajo
Small correction on the %pre part of the rpm install phase. (bug caused it to fail on install)

We now check if it is an install or an upgrade, so we don't try to stop plex if its an install, and the rpm install fails.
Added block folding

I added block-folding capabilities to your extension to make it work more like the built-in XML handling. Thanks for the great work, I needed something like this to deal with REST APIs—JSON is so much nicer to look at than XML...unless it's all a jumbled mess.

Oh, and I don't know how to package up the extension and update the Update.plist. (I don't know that I can, since pull requests don't seem to be able to include Github "Downloads".) I did bump the version to 1.0.2 and the bundle version to 3.
Added norwegian language file

Copied the English language file and translated it to Norwegian.
Nojsr
Fixed the URL in READMD.md
I think I changed the text color from blue to red?
Added Tabs for Xacml Management

The original editor didn't have any tabs by default, so the XACML editor was hard to find. This commit adds tabs to the default Islandora interface, while keeping the menupath so that it can be accessed directly. This commit also adds a simple admin interface, allowing tabs to be turned off if needed.
Migrating two packages from bitbucket to github
Фикс для анимаций

Оказывается всего-лишь надо было внимательно прочитать спеки.
iPhone not responding fix.

Bugs fixes on iPhone 3GS not responding to commands sent to proxy. The bugs fixes are from these issues:

https://github.com/jimmykane/The-Three-Little-Pigs-Siri-Proxy/issues/320
https://github.com/jimmykane/The-Three-Little-Pigs-Siri-Proxy/issues/293
fff

please...
ligero cambio en la nueva funcionalidad de set scraping

la búsqueda que tiene que hacer GetTMDBSetByIdChain es &gt;tt$$6&lt; y no %gt;$$6&lt;
añadidos esos 2 caracteres "tt" la funcionalidad es totalmente válida. comprobado en mi biblioteca.
una vez se corrige esta búsqueda y se activa en XBMC lo de agrupar colecciones, efectivamente las agrupa.
Updating classes on form elements for latest version of Twitter bootstrap

Hey thanks for the great gem.  I've been trying to get forms to look decent with Twitter bootstrap.

A few things have changed with the most recent version of bootstrap... they now use 'control-group' around input fields and 'form-actions' instead of 'actions'.  I also added btn-primary on the form submit.
support for generating source artifacts

Just a minor change to the pom file to generate source jar when packaging.
Exposes an invocation interruption API from webplatform. Developers

can register to interrupt invocation and be notified by the platform
when invocation is going forward.

Fixes issue: blackberry/BB10-WebWorks-Framework#295
xsi:schemaLocation corrected

xsi:schemaLocation corrected
feedsource.xml with XSD
#delete throws exception as a result of domain prefix

We found that when retrieving items, calls to `delete` would throw an exception indicating that the domain could not be found. We determined that the prefix was being added a second time, resulting in domains like `"test-test-images"` instead of `"test-images"`. A small conditional check seems to have resolved the problem. 

If there's a more appropriate location / method of resolving this, we'd certainly like to discuss it. This tweak allowed us to proceed with our development.
Added extra check in order to avoid empty array members
Test haml and slim views

Hey,

As discussed earlier today, I updated the example to make the tests.

I haven't touched nothing from your exemple, I added the code on the side.

I'm about to push my project live and the slim parsing is almost the last missing thing so I would really appreciate a lot if you can add the support.

Thanks!
Added button save to vkontakte

Post page to vkontakte.ru
test pull request

So, does this go into branch 2.3.6 as it should?
CONTRIB-3988

CONTRIB-3988: Update for adding duration to recording list (recordingsbn)
Signed-off-by: jfederico <jesus@123it.ca>
Remotes/holm/master

Så där då!
Translating Column Headers with i18n_catalogue.

Fixes issue #191 https://github.com/cedriclombardot/AdmingeneratorGeneratorBundle/issues/191
A few minor README changes

 * Add a few unsupported players.
 * Formatting, header levels, etc.
Added twitter profile widget and corrected google analytics code
Added setup.py

I've added a setup.py script to allow installing g-a-p-c-pycrypto via `python setup.py install`.
Fix issue #14

Parse the date using the datepicker and dateFormat given in options.
Fix for a 3 bugs with the OSGi annotation scanner

- When using OSGi annotations, fixed errors when:
   * inner classes ended up as implementations in the DS descriptor
   * ancestor classes could not be set as provided services

- Fixed wrong interpretation of OSGi DS Annotations spec where keyword
  `properties' was mixed up with keyword `property' (different from
  BND annotations).

- Added existing test cases for OSGi annotations.
beta2 will be out hopefully in the next 24 hours which will have this one.
warning it's __amd64__ for FreeBSD
This commit is _terrible_. How _dare_ you add something so dumb!!
I don't think we need to track state history within the simulation.  I would recommend just using an auto-increment field in sqlite.  I've been profiling cyclus a bit and the IsoVector class is a big time eater - its methods are called more than any other class.  We need to think carefully about adding things to IsoVector because they can have a significant negative performance impact.
Edi, I think that the only problem in the simper.Rd is missing \alias{summary.simper} in the head.

The most voluminous comments come from tests: the example changed and it produces a lot of different output. I think the best thing here is to run the example with default setting 'permutation = 0' at the moment. This also saves checking time.

W
Well, is it? :-)

Also, you're missing a semicolon here.
Thank, I fixed it.
Ah, so please help.  I don't know how to turn what you've said into an effective and correct test, nor do I know where to begin looking if the current algorithm is returning an erroneous result.
yeah use this branch

https://github.com/Memphiz/libnfs/commits/xbmcwin32 ...

Am 12.01.12 17:44, schrieb Farkas Szilard:
> Any solution for build problems on windows?
>
>      Error	38	error C2664: 'DllLibNfs::nfs_lseek' : cannot convert parameter 5 from 'off64_t *' to 'off_t *'	d:\xbmc_git\xbmc-main\xbmc\xbmc\filesystem\filenfs.cpp	346
>      Error	39	error C2664: 'DllLibNfs::nfs_lseek' : cannot convert parameter 5 from 'off64_t *' to 'off_t *'	d:\xbmc_git\xbmc-main\xbmc\xbmc\filesystem\filenfs.cpp	348
>      Error	40	error C2664: 'DllLibNfs::nfs_lseek' : cannot convert parameter 5 from 'off64_t *' to 'off_t *'	d:\xbmc_git\xbmc-main\xbmc\xbmc\filesystem\filenfs.cpp	433
>      Error	42	error C2664: 'DllLibNfs::nfs_lseek' : cannot convert parameter 5 from 'off64_t *' to 'off_t *'	d:\xbmc_git\xbmc-main\xbmc\xbmc\filesystem\filenfs.cpp	578
>          110	IntelliSense: argument of type "off64_t *" is incompatible with parameter of type "off_t *"	d:\xbmc_git\xbmc-main\xbmc\xbmc\filesystem\filenfs.cpp	346
>          111	IntelliSense: argument of type "off64_t *" is incompatible with parameter of type "off_t *"	d:\xbmc_git\xbmc-main\xbmc\xbmc\filesystem\filenfs.cpp	348
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In ruby, when your block is multiline, you use do-end, incase what you want to do does not take more than a line, then use the '{}' syntax.
Mac 10.7.3
Chrome 17.0.963.56
All works fine.
Btw any activity in chrome developer console?
@luislavena: It's more bug free. The previous implementation rejected a number of valid paths.
Could you create a list of possible status, grouped according the normalized statuses above?
stackmachine.cpp:13:1: warning: control reaches end of non-void function
Awesome, thank you kloot.
The configure script doesn't detect swig reliablly without this.

On 23 Jan 2012, at 01:08, Adam Vandenberg <reply@reply.github.com> wrote:

> What is this needed for? If Homebrew isn't installed to /usr/local?
> 
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O, I just Test in REPL and failed .....
so I import that ....
ok, I will remove that line
No.  It declares a twodimensional array of bools of length numbuttons * holdback.

So you would get to the array:

buttons[button][holdback].  In the .cpp file you can declare the constants.  I'll do that if you want.  Those are static consts mind you.
Got a use case for this one?  I think dashed grid lines would just add noise.
bf478c6b5a6d3a46889bfefb3863ef3d99833a64 fixes it
respiratory summary? respect summary? responsibility summary?  respectable summary?
If you change from HttpMessage to DefaultHttpMessage you will break the API. And you also make it less flexible, so I'm still very strong about my previous comment. 

So anything that will not need this change is fine by me.
dit moet een List<E> of subtype meekrijgen. Dat klopt dus gewoon.
The pre-chosen port number makes the test very fragile — it will fail if the port is already in use (and 8081 is in a range of very popular numbers for HTTP ports!) — and it also means that your tests will likely fail if someone uses the `nose` option to run tests in parallel, because two tests will try grabbing this same port simultaneously. So your tests, in essence, are even incompatible with each other, not just with some hypothetical process that is already using 8081. The port should be selected by the operating system by asking for special port number 0.
不是，是淘宝的rubygems开源镜像

发自我的 iPhone

在 2012-2-23，下午1:34，鲜染<reply@reply.github.com> 写道：

> @richarddong 难道淘宝用rails做的，，
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With R2 anticheat just detect Speed hack other hack it's not detect !
Yes, we should improve this.
Also Yes, you should remove this line for now.
> Does "%d" ever give different output than int2str? I don't mean general %d, but the exact format string "%d".

I suspect the output is the same. But there is no reason at all that the code emitted for `%d` can't be exactly the code that implements `int2str`. Currently it's not for only two reasons:

- I wrongly assumed that the overhead from calling write lots of times would be less than the overhead from writing to an intermediate buffer and then calling write once at the end. Easy enough to change.
- It handles non-integer values also. People *are* going to pass values of the wrong type to printf expressions because this is a dynamically typed language they don't want to have to think about writing `printf(f"%f", float(1))` instead of `printf(f"%f", 1)`. We can certainly add the cast for them, and that would be easy, but why not just print all values correctly? One call to `isfinite` versus one type conversion. I doubt there's much difference.

Moreover, if the generated printf code gets inlined into a context where the values passed are *known* by inference to be of integers, then the `isfinite(x)` call is always false and the check can be completely eliminated. I'm not sure whether our inlining is good enough for that at the moment, but it's certainly not an insane idea.
I would rather not :) The fact that it refers to some other RFC is purely implementation detail so to use software terminology :)
there is no difference for CLI users.

But forget this commit, I revert it. It makes no significant difference for clients.
Если ObjectGuid m_chatSpyGuid;
то:
m_chatSpyGuid.Clear();
but one note  (i'm write abot this abowe)
we should make faster code, especially for "base" function.
for current deletion on 100.0f should be replaced to multiply to 0.01f
what's your os and commit? high good stable - ~1600-1605 in linux (over 20 hour max, ~15 hour average on >1500 online. on 300 online no uptime limit).
typo: wit -> with
By the way, there are 64bit compilers where "long long" is 64bit and long is only 32bit (and of course there are other compilers which don't have any "long long" type. Maybe ScummVM should thus try to use "long long", too? Or perhaps its time to start using stdint.h and the types it provides by default, only falling back to self defined types if this is missing? (Now that even MSVC includes stdint.h ...) This should minimize conflicts with system headers...
Hi,
I have fixed this issue in 2.0.6 related to multiple persistence unit and returing incorrect one.


Please verify

Cheers,
Vivek
related to change in line 6:
`      layers = self.iface.mapCanvas().layers()`
Maybe we should have a gd_gzopen() function and move all ifdefs there?
can you use `self.assertRedirects(response, <some url>, 302)` to make sure this redirects to the correct page?
There used to be a test but I don't see it-- @pascanur do you know where it is now?
sorry for this one, i think it will make you crazy ... ;-)
Please add a typehine for $bundle
Definitely not there in Red Hot Ride on the SNES (I have a first-run copy, so it'll be the same as the 1.0 ROM). I think it has been exposed there when it shouldn't have, and it's generating high frequency noise with the sound effect. The fixed-point hermite resampler is less precise than the old one, so the noise might be too high-frequency for it and it's filtered out.
why would it be `inline-block` only for RTL?
¬¬ estoy peliando con ajax ahora... los test eran mi proximo paso =)
Please indent consistently. `VALUE` is not a valid attribute name (case matters!). Run XHTML checker (I recommend [HTML validator](http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/)). All strings make [translatable](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/i18n/internationalization/). Assign event handler with jQuery and not inline.
Yeah, I never quite understood why.
There will be a conflict on this line when you pull.
Ugh... fine.
to remove any meaningfulness of the element
This makes it look **nice**! It means they die and drop items instead of just disappearing.
I think this lines need move up to IDE/Editors temp files
Either add comment and inject this procedure in the place where it's used.
Ok, thanks !
When only checking for `s.empty` before the loop, it would not be considered an error when the loop is entered, but breaks before consuming the first character. That means, `"foo"` would be accepted as 0, which is not desired.
I don't think `i` overflowing is an issue, because Loverflow is triggered long before that happens.
Remove these lines; if nothing else they're clearly wrong with respect to the setting of this->cols above.
I could be there in about half an hour. Do you have time then?

Regards, Nelli
Am 08.02.2012 13:55 schrieb "Amir Aryani" <
reply@reply.github.com
>:

> I am in eResearch office today, and may be tomorrow afternoon. Please let
> me know if you are around.
>
> Regards
> Amir
>
> On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 9:14 PM, Nelli <
> reply@reply.github.com
> > wrote:
>
> > Hi Amir,
> >
> > Sure. Are you at work on Wednesday or Thursday?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Nelli
> > Am 02.02.2012 09:07 schrieb "Amir Aryani" <
> > reply@reply.github.com
> > >:
> >
> > > Hi Nelli,
> > >
> > > I am a bit confused here? As far as I can see this is not the code that
> > > you added to GitHub? So how did you get the message from Tim?
> > >
> > > If you are in Melbourne and have time, we can catch up. I will be glad
> to
> > > have chat with you about possible improvements of the InPython code,
> and
> > > related research work.
> > >
> > > Regards,
> > > Amir
> > >
> > > -- sent from an iPad
> > >
> > > On 01/02/2012, at 22:39, Nelli<reply@reply.github.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > > No. I don't know why, but I haven't even thought about that. But I am
> > in
> > > > Melbourne next week and if I still have access to the computer I
> worked
> > > on,
> > > > I will try to improve the code with it.
> > > >
> > > > Thank you!
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > 2012/2/1 Amir Aryani <
> > > > reply@reply.github.com
> > > >>
> > > >
> > > >> No idea!
> > > >>
> > > >> On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 11:48 AM, Tim Dettrick <
> > > >> reply@reply.github.com
> > > >>> wrote:
> > > >>
> > > >>> Any particular reason why you didn't use the [tempfile](
> > > >>> http://docs.python.org/library/tempfile.html) library?
> > > >>>
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> > >
> >
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hmm I don't see the header here.. did this work? 
http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/SetStoClsOfObjUploaded.html
Yep, good idea. Done!
This is a reflection of my test environment/experience. I noticed that a Fedora 15 host would fail to run the configuration as-is because qemu has no support for immediate writeout.

So I thought I'd make it more explicit and visible to other users of environments like mine, but it now it looks too much egocentric :)

I'm happy to change that.
Oh, looking at the code, it seems compatibility with `website/sample-tracking-info.json` is already broken, which probably accounts for #47.
This is not Slovak language update but Slovenian.
@polarblau , can you take a look on jasmine tests? Had some problems to run them (`Psych::SyntaxError: couldn't parse YAML at line 8 column 5`). Maybe some path is wrong.

Reworked structure a bit. That's my POV how `test` dir should look like:

  - `jasmine` - jasmine tests aka integrations tests
  - `unit` - unit tests that follow structure of `lib` dir
  - `lib` - ruby code that is not a part of gem nor a test nor a config file (helpers etc)
  - `fixtures` -  'static' fixtures / factories
  - `resources` - everything not acceptable for those ^ (test apps and other stuff)
@richardkchapman that code looks fine. We might want that hardcoded colour (in ui_configmgr.xslt) to be in a css somewhere.
@smeda do you have a default css for configmgr yet?
This runs transmission directly in the console using the right user and other settings, avoiding the troubles generated by running transmission as root.
It looks like space vs tab issue again. Sorry for the confusion.
I'm driving myself crazy as well, but it's for the greater good. :-) Many of the old keybindings didn't follow the Emacs conventions for third-party keybindings anyways. And it's very easy now to have a look at the keybindings in the Prelude menu or to disable them altogether.
Y U AGAINST UINT8!?
> These files will be preserved in the archive directory of the new repo

Wouldn't it make more sense to rename the old repo to avoid bloat?
Here "randomly" seems to depend on odd or even number of keystrokes.
Example:
1) Write in mathquill box (in mathmode) `123456`.
2) Hold shift key and tap left arrow three times to select `456`.
3) Press ctrl-x to cut -> no effect.
4) Press ctrl-x again -> `456` is cut.
5) Press ctrl-v to paste.
6) Hold shift key and tap left arrow four times to select `3456`.
7) Press ctrl-x to cut -> works.

If the selection is done with mouse, the cut, copy, paste works.

I think the problem with selecting text inside math mode with keyboard is connected with this.
i really need to make this more maintain-able somehow. it's a hell of a pain to debug.
I see, it could even use `withManager` instead.  So I guess we can leave these functions out of the exported API and add them later if a compeling use case appears.

Also, do you see any use case for `newManager` that couldn't be easily replaced by `withManager`?
Desc is the server description you see in the registry...
Oh, I see. I think, by default this approach is not very flexible ('blog' uri => blog application). We can use routing mechanism if we need this behavior. But it would be good to provide option in routing config for this.
i'm gonna go on the record and say i like the old way because its more readable and explicit at a glance. don't you like being explicit?
I cannot think of an appropriate white-list for the value, frankly, since we'll allow searching on foreign languages and it's probably not worth writing something that will allow unicode chars that will catch nasty things...  That said, I can't (personally) think of anything nasty we need to catch.  So I think this is fine.
The following line should be:
LOG.tracev( "Remaining unresolved dependencies: [{0}]", toString() );
i am bad at computer :sun:
also this line ..

```
# add "date-utils":">=1.2.5" in the hubot-scripts.json file
```

appears in the `hubot help` list.
现在连接可以直接下吗？
`value1`=355 -> `value1`=335
It was to cleanly allow chunkHeaderSize to be accessed outside of the class.  ChunkHeader should be private though.
Would this be ok one line lower?
thanks Tim.
no emergency because without this commit there are other problems...

best
TO

messsagz égrit dur iPhobe !

Le 3 janv. 2012 à 18:22, Timothy Place <reply@reply.github.com> a écrit :

> Hi Théo,  I'm sorry about that -- I forgot to check it on Windows.  I'll
> take a look.
> 
> best,
>  Tim
> 
> 
> 
> On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 11:05 AM, theod <
> reply@reply.github.com
>> wrote:
> 
>> Hi Tim,
>> I'm trying to build under windows and this commit seems to make troubles.
>> Here what I get when I build Foundation only :
>> 
>> Building Framework(s) :
>> File does not exist : ../library/JamomaModules.vcproj
>> 
>> The problem appends in the build script of Support because it makes the
>> name of the vcproj using the Modules folder instead of Foundation folder
>> now.
>> 
>> best
>> TO
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Incorrect type, should use generic 'List<DisplayItem>'
@nacmartin @dbu This is an hint for a JSON object that should be computed server side featuring proper routing and, most important, the document types list.
I'm pushing hard on this because it's more than a personal opinion. Coding style and coding convections are of utmost importance when it comes to libraries, APIs and projects with multiple contributors (like this one). If people start adding obfuscated code to the project, we will be screwed.

But in this instance, you did good. You added a comment to explain the extremely strange API, which is what is needed when the code is not readable. So nicely done by you :)
To delete an event do an ajax DELETE request to /event/[eventId]
DO NOT PULL, BURNS/PARAS SELF IN FIRST TURN!
Hi evo, 

your commit just broke the build because for have forgotten to add a endprologue to your textile document. Please always use guides to preview your documentation before you commit it. 

Thanks

Greetings,

Jotschi
This fork still requires to wrap underscore!?
Can you explain why you need the _null addition here and in getstate?
I was trying to make the list more compact. Which browsers have you tried?
:D иногда называем коммиты как уроды) учтём, что так незя)
It's really convenient to have code/data separated.
Esta seção pode ser bem expandida (aqui pode ser melhor explicado o lance dos "equívocos" da engenharia de software tradicional). Fale da diferença conceitual entre agilismo e tradicionalismo; mostre as curvas de Boehm (Software Engineering Economics, 1981) e de Beck (Extreme Programming Explained, 1999); cite (sem maiores aprofundamentos) a origem do agilismo no Toyota Way;  explique iteração e release no contexto de um processo ágil.
Be careful with first line of ```Makefile```
<pre>
include $(ROOTSYS)/etc/Makefile.arch    // ROOT v5.32.00 and higher versions
include $(ROOTSYS)/test/Makefile.arch   // ROOT v5.30.06 and lower versions
</pre>
Yep, I added new tests and there was one test in logistic regression which I removed. I guess that there are more tests in the tree module: I'll let @glouppe move them to `test_selector_mixin.py`.
Deliberately added by raxar in #684.  It was noticeable.
Ez csak teszteléshez kellett :D és így maradt x)
@dumptruckman [EventHandler.java](https://github.com/Bukkit/Bukkit/blob/master/src/main/java/org/bukkit/event/EventHandler.java):

````java
/**
 * An annotation to mark methods as being event handler methods
 */
@Target(ElementType.METHOD)
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
public @interface EventHandler {

    /**
     * This field is now fetched from the event handler method's parameter
     * @return
     */
    @Deprecated Class<? extends Event> event() default Event.class;

    EventPriority priority() default EventPriority.NORMAL;
}
````

No, it doesn't require any params.
on aura pas un rapport à rendre à la fin du projet ?
As an optimization, it's better if this only happens when you're creating a new db:

```java
if (cmd != null && temp == null)
```
I substituted the memcpy command with our own copy routine in commit as suggested in http://mailnavab.informatik.tu-muenchen.de/cgi-bin/mailman/private/ar-class/2011-January/000060.html:
https://github.com/webermax/VirtualMarbleGame/commit/5f3dbf44377cdea9148766244f6efa2e542b638c
It seemes to solve your issue?
I was getting a Patron::TimeoutError (SSL connection timeout) while retrieving some objects.
This file is useless.
I still don't agree with this one passing any Exception from the server back to the client - a Remote client only needs to know about it's interactions with the MBeanServer and the MBeans not any other internal errors that could affect an AS instance.

Is there an error you are missing seeing on the client side without this?
Need to correct
Now you really force me to take a look into ruby...
By the way, I've checked in two example kernels into 'ScalaCL/Test' which use the generator.  'RandomTest' simply prints some samples from the uniform distribution and 'PiTest' approximates pi by using the ratio between the area of a circle and a square.
Not about this commit specifically, but please set your name and e-mail in your git client ( http://help.github.com/set-your-user-name-email-and-github-token/ ) - it shows up here on github but in other places it shows up blank.

Thanks!
At least Sun [documented](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/net/ipv6_guide/index.html) the whole IPv4 / IPv6 well.

If I understand the document correctly, Java shouldn't have a problem switching between the two unless we use IPv4 specific code (which we apparently do, or reverting wouldn't be necessary ;-)).
Ok - I've confirmed that the TileList component in AS3 has a similar bug.

If you have a library MC attached in the component and then you scroll the list such that a new item begins to appear (even though the top items are still taking up most of the visible area), those visible items are removed and then re-added to the display list.

There are also some bugs with the Scrollpane when it contains dynamic content - one way of getting around these is to reset the source to the existing source - which causes the added / removed cycle.

However - the number of people using these components might be quite small.

In a stateless mediator it becomes mostly irrelevant, unless you have hooks running - so at that point it's largely a performance-fix. However, you only need a reference to the view's parent in the mediator and suddenly you've got a dodgy value.

Of course we also run into the same issues in some ways as we had with dynamic matchers with the guard clauses - do or don't guards get reapplied during local reparenting? (I'm going to define local reparenting as being removed and added within one frame, and the roots of this mediator map still containing you afterwards - so, the overall mapping is still valid.)

What's the least surprising thing to happen? And (secondary) - what's efficient? And are they the same thing?

The Mediator itself can deal with the eventMap pause/resume issue that was causing false positives or false negatives (depending on which way we set it up) in RL1. So - we could provide a property in our Mediator which allows you to specify that it doesn't persist during reparenting.

This would allow us to say something like:

1. The default behaviour is that if a view item is reparented and remains within the contextView that it was originally mediated in, nothing will happen. This is a 'local' reparenting.

2. If a view item is reparented outside of the contextView that it was originally mediated in, it will be destroyed and a new mediator will be created (guards permitting, and hooks will be reapplied). This cannot be overridden because the scope of the eventMap and other injections may no longer be valid.

3. If you want guards/hooks to be reapplied during local reparenting, or you want your mediator to be cleaned up and re-initialised during local reparenting, specify this in your mediator by setting destroyOnReparent = true;  (Need to look at what would work best with duck typing here but something like this.)

How does that sound? Do we need a discussion thread for this?
If you grab hold of the DefaultSolutionDirector (same hack as in the examples), you can do
DefaultSolutionDirector mine = DefaultSolutionDirector.cloneWithoutWorkingSolution()
mine.setWorkingSolution(theBestSolutionOfMyEvent())
mine.calculateScoreFromWorkingMemory()
mine.getWorkingMemory()
based on pull request #2
Я уже не помню. Исходный план заключался в том, чтобы форсить вычисление, засунув всё в IO.
Вылечу при случае.
This will only match if `event.type` is a `focusin` or `focusout` event.
This should be changed into a condition checking whether schema_context.fti has the behavior enabled, right?
Just init'd the new repo for the website (Jekyll) I'm still playing with it locally. I want to use it so we can report status in one place, rather than github, IRC, bukkit.org and dev.bukkit.org.
Also... mst said he would expect: 

    .modulebuildrc supplied info
    PERL_MB_OPT supplied info
    things I passed when calling Build.PL
    things I passed when calling ./Build action_name

It's never going to be quite that because .modulebuildrc can affect any action -- the implication of which is that it should supersede other prior defaults.  So it's probably two-stage at best:

    # during Build.PL
    .modulebuildrc supplied info
    PERL_MB_OPT supplied info
    things I passed when calling Build.PL

    # during ./Build action_name
    merged results of calling Build.PL
    .modulebuildrc supplied info for action_name
    things I passed when calling ./Build action_name
My thoughts:

* I don't like commit wars.  I'd rather have discussion on a commit that seems flawed until consensus is reached before reverting rather than revert and *then* discuss.  I think it's friendlier that way.
* In a configure/make/test/install cycle, I do think that most of the arguments should be given in the configure stage, even if they apply to later actions.  E.g. you specify "-Dprefix" to a configuration script, which creates the Makefile, even though the prefix arg isn't used until "make install"
* I'm not sure historically why it wasn't done that way in Module::Build and whether it was thoughtful design or just happenstance.  CPAN.pm allows users to specify options at various stages (e.g. suggesting '--uninst=1' for an 'install' argument) so maybe that's why.
* I do think that if we allow 'install' command arguments, it's reasonable to give an example of those as well.  Maybe "--uninst=1' is a reasonable one to use install of install base/path.
* When it comes to API's, command line or config script, I think we should have healthy respect for past precedent and a measure-twice/cut-once attitude about changing it.  If we're all going to be in Paris, we should discuss the "Build.PL API" I drafted and agree on future direction.

Net: if we're just changing the *example* and not what's possible, then I'm OK with the original commit.
SQL old dir was not to be removed... when a update pack happens everything in "updates" moves to the old section...
thus keeping a record of the old updates... 
and for some, that does not need but to catch there db up to date, 
it's place where its all saved at.
...wat.
Don't need this as it is inhereted from GormUserDetailsService
we can force detection using manufacturer's ID 0xaddc, we need proper timings since Viewsonic's timings doesn't seem to work (unless I played with it).
The print out is so bad! Hard to tell which row the dots are in for punctuation. I only found a few mistakes when my print out wasn't the same.
No, the packager will copy all API folders that are referenced from within config.xml. And the code will be smart enough to generate the file automatically.
Because this will happen if anything of the following happens: 
1.Server Crashes -> Bad thing and the sleep time 60 sec is not the best
2. The server exits -> If this happens then its logical to pause it for 1 minute so that the connections drop down 

Also I am looking into this has something to do with the exit status
Shouldn't it say Earthworks Builders - with an "s" - I know it doesn't match the url, but that is what they people were ...earthworks builders.
Am 01.01.2012 14:31, schrieb zachariasmaladroit:
> ich hab noch was hinzugefügt im vorherigen Kommentar:
>
> "nutzt du meinen Kernel oder deinen mit liveOC ? - das soll (und der lazy governor ?!) Probleme mit deep idle verursachen"
>
> gut, dann werde ich das mal wieder auf default setzen und es muss eben per NSTools aktiviert werden,
>
> damit scheint es besser zu gehen - evtl. bekomme ich beim Aktivieren dann auch den schwarzen Bildschirm :/
>
>
> ja, das ist schon komisch wie unterschiedlich die Geräte jeweils auf Tweaks, etc. reagieren
>
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> https://github.com/zachariasmaladroit/android_kernel_samsung_aries/commit/04f33dfc725d8ab999d0569c0428a97f71920cc4#commitcomment-830266
>    
ich nutz meinen mit dem live oc. kann gut sein, dass das problem auch 
daher kommt. ich wollte dir nur wegen meinem verdacht bescheid sagen.
Please use a more descriptive variable name here.
I'll separate the events out into a lookup map on events-touch, but will work on the Y.Features stuff after I push this out. I'd rather get the module in for a few builds to make sure everything is okay. If I'm able to test the Y.Features before the deadline, I'll push that out as well. 

Is that okay?
I think exposing this is needed in case you need to instantiate a class like FieldSerializer which needs a reference to a Kryo object, and all serializers need to share a common Kryo object.
s/requried/required/
I'm not crazy about this kind of Python singleton. Better to just make it a module with globals or use class variables and disallow instantiation. Or override `__new__` to enforce a single instance. And why should there only be one instance of this anyway?
of course, I will push my changes
Will that work for the initial 1.6 release? I'd rather avoid assuming anything else than looking at the 3rd char of the version no.
I think it adds value. 

1. Else the user needs to store away the old status for all nodes, do a full diff to understand the difference, then grab the changed nodes. 
2. The user will only be notified if there is an actual change he cares about, i.e. only subscribe on the changes he care about

Why would this not be valuable? 
And it should not be *also* but *instead*.
getDefaultAddress
This means that all other exceptions are escalated, leading to a restart of the headActor, which will due to default preRestart terminate all connections. I know you are thinking about definitions of restart semantics for the connection actors, and once that is done it needs to be hooked in here.
Nothing in the test is dilated AFAICT
no relative imports pleace
This should not use the default dispatcher, but the dispatcher of the Actor, right?
"keep" is not used, use "drop"?
Capitalize the "run" and "just"?
Yes, I'm not entirely happy with ByteStringCompact and CompactByteString. Proposal: I'll rename the internal class from ByteStringCompact to ByteStringCompactImpl or (maybe better?) ByteStringStrict. Would that be acceptable?
Sure, and like you said, we can go a little further and bury it fully in fetch.  I'll try to do that.
yep, _prev,  _offset (well, numeric here) etc
Refactored, https://github.com/okfn/ckan/commit/f01cc89569b76839935a87cb31920d8ceda173e8
Can probably keep it in. Maybe go to `volume(0)` first just in case there's a blip?
MissingResource actually takes keyword args; what you're using is backward compatibility. It should be type=id, so in this case:

MissingResource(binding=bind_id)
I added `toPointer` to `ULONG_PTR`, which does make this much cleaner.

This affects both the 32 and the 64 bit versions. The problem is that the map has `HANDLE` and the result of `GetQueuedCompletionStatus` is a `ULONG_PTR`. So you cannot lookup one by the other. We could add a way to compare a `HANDLE` to a `Pointer` transparently, but that's something that seems like an overkill and a possible source of confusion elsewhere.
if you look xxx.size is a size_t,  match that :)

for (size_t  i = 0; i < (int)m_vecFontFiles.size(); ++i)
should be other way around. no need to perform exists check if we set overwrite.
@Voyager1  Thanks!
yep, this probably came from aml code somewhere. will fix.
it is supposed to return the local address which will be used when sending to some other Address (whatever that may be)
Maybe it wasn't you, but 1/4 of this method is in spaces, not tabs
You can use find_each here instead of all.each
The reload should be after the `touch` or the tests will always fail.
Okay, pull request updated.
I'm not sure that leaving off `setPos tree.pos` is robust enough.

It was a surprise for me to learn right now that default pos assigner only recurs into trees with unspecified positions, but that's how it works. But then, if a future version of`wrapClassTagUnapply` decides to wrap UnApply in a positionful tree, `atPos` will ignore that node.
Why is this variable set?
This code is outside the scope of a `before` block or a test specification and should not be so. Again: please explain the random state deletion.
"condition" can be a verb, cf. http://www.tfd.com/condition (in particular, sense 1 for the verb: " To make dependent on a condition or conditions.")
no...that already passes. The only failing tests in master are:

```

assert (Tuple(1, 3) >= Tuple(-10, 30)) is True
assert (Tuple(1, 3) >= Tuple(1, 3)) is True
assert (Tuple(1, 3) <= Tuple(1, 3)) is True

```

So maybe those are the only ones that need to be added?
Why is this being deleted? I don't see it being added back anywhere.
I see this is part of the std lib, so I guess this is ok...I've never used it, however.
Note that in Python 2, this is giving 0, because you aren't using future division.  Try adding `from __future__ import division` to the top of file.

I guess the question is if you want this to work with floating point half numbers.
I don't think `sum_prob` is used.  Delete or were you planning on using it?
`rst2pdf` will convert `foo.rst` to `foo.pdf` by default, and if the users want to specify the output file, they can do it in the `options` argument; in most cases, I do not think they really want to produce `bar.pdf` from `foo.rst`
syntax is `@param TYPE $name DESCRIPTION`. Also would not mention CActiveRecord since this normally has nothing to do with AR
Not good when the tag is completely empty, it sometimes causes problems with layout and in some cases with validation. Desirable way to add a method CHtml::tag this functional. Basically add either a space &nbsp; or a comment <!--Tag-->
Pardon me if I am wrong, but declaring a static variables inside the class methods actually declares a static class field.
86a9531
maybe because of this... Ill try changing that back.
Good call; changed this.
This is not compatible with your definition of hashCode() below. I think I agree with hashCode(), so I would change this to

d_som == other.d_som
"Inserts..."
Собственно вот
Давай между функциями по одной пустой строке оставлять,  сливается же.
touched this while fixing the bug in the dog food users scan adapter
date seems randomly captialized. needs literals or a cross references
I think the "minimize downtime" needs to be near the end of the sentence... 

delete the word may, and I think it's good?
This need at least to change from "string" to NSString, because in this case, the parameter is a magic token, one of the strings below.

I think that we need to make these other changes:

1. Rename the method to GetSharingService (NSString serviceName);

2. Add a partial class that also exposes GetSharingService (NSSharingServiceType type) which is an enum that we map internally to one of the strings.   This is to avoid exposing a bunch of NSString which are not very useful.

3. Make all of the existing NSString fields [Internal]

We need to keep (1) in case Apple adds a new service that we have not added to the enumeration, so it is just a fallback that would allow people to use the API even with an old MonoMac.
Like the icon. What is that animal?
See below comment on this content. I think it should be just "example before symlink contents".
As it's not optional this should be removed as every avatar driver should implement this.
'RETURN_TO' is already used. However, I forgot to change 'RETURN_TO_BREAK' where it's necessary in the template files.
Return value undocumented
Styles don't depend on PHP, so IMHO it doesn't make sense to have this here.
nit, long line
why `\\`?
Please leave it __at the end of this file___
Vec3 class name is odd.
I don't think this works how you expect...in this case, it'll run as a single process for both cases.  The string value `0`, when cast with `!!`, is still true.
Please cache the property lookup of `Math.PI` at the beginning of the page and use the cached variable instead.

```
// cache property lookup
var PI = Math.PI;
```
the `callback(y)` may return, and then `return y` will be executed which is poor form. I suppose the more explicit and clear way would be this:

```
if (callback) {
    callback(y);
    return;
} else {
    return y;
}
```
...but that's 6 lines vs 1. How strongly do you feel about this?
Doh!  Will fix.
Это тоже
у меня сейчас нода просто вылетает если мультизапрос пытаюсь делать
The construction of hashes annoys me too. Ill think off how to change our data types to avoid that.
Missing XML comment of ctor and parameters
Probably don't want to create this store each time button is clicked -- better to put the store into the view. Probably fine for now.
Yes --- no need to show uuid to the patient or the doctor. We should keep uuid behind the scenes.
Can we test ```len(ff.FF_HEADER)```?
It looked like there were bugs if the non-leading dimensions were bigger than the GPU limits

Also, if the data matrix was really tall (e.g. 1GB of 1-d vector) and the precision of float32 started rounding the idxs.
Also "incorrect" is more appropriate/specific than "wrong"
In the nightly buildbot, there is a failure due to numpy.tril doing an upcast from float32 to float64. I traced it in Theano and this is what happen. Could this depend on the numpy version? Here there is an upcast:

>>> np.tril(np.ones((3,3), 'float32')).dtype
dtype('float64')

I have numpy 1.6.1, witch version do you have?
message.getClientResponseData() already cached in variable r
Make up your mind, use either $ or jQuery
return [{
    'label': record.find('Description').text,
    'index': int(record.find('Description').text.split()[1]),
    'size': int(record.find('Size').text)*1024,
} for record intree.findall('{http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope}'
                                            'Body/GetMemoryInfoResponse/Memory/*')]
Why a separate loop?
I've added this in to fix a bug in Android - jqmScrollPanel is the lower panel on the 2 panel JS scrolling.
Is is necessary to remove?
"use" instead of "interrogate"?
Mathematically, the weights should sum to 1, so `curves.transpose() * weights / 1` is the same as `curves.transpose() * weights`. Dividing by 1 is a NOP.

In reality, however, it's worse because:
<pre>
>>> numpy.sum([0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.1])
0.99999999999999989
</pre>
Shouldn't this be "To verify that a ruby tag should be closed with an end tag"?.
Couldn't this be done entirely in lookupInvokeEntry? Search through the candidates, and if you find a matching non-final overload, return that overload; if you find a matching final overload, save it off and continue searching; if you find another final overload, return an error; if you reach the end, return the final overload, if any.
`expected = 36`
Based on a balance of the results in @jaubourg's perf case, please use a cached regex. I'm painting the shed pink. End of story.

+9001 to @sindresorhus for writing tests
:+1: True……
I did not do this because:

* The disconnection happens automatically when the Monster is deleted.
* `forgetTarget` does not care about being called for a monster it doesn't know (so `died` followed by `removed` does not cause issues)
* Allowing manual disconnect of the signals would require remembering the value returned by `connect`, for each target the monster knows about.

Basically I thought the amount of work needed to avoid a potential wasteful call to `forgetTarget` was not worth it.

Anyway I see how you can also drop anger or call `forgetTarget` in other situations, so I'll look into doing the disconnect.
Should this really have an ``[0]``?
/me wants this
Why aren't we marking this safe anymore?
spacemen
Same here (`if ARGV.build_head?`)