labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
What @stof meant is that you can do the conversion of "string" -> "number" here.

```
->prototype('scalar')
    ->beforeNormalization()
          ->ifString()->then(function($v) {
              if (!defined($v)) { throw new \Exception(sprintf('The constant "%s" is not defined.', $v)); }

              return constant($v);
          })
     ->end()
     ->validate()
         ->always(function($v) {
             if (!is_int($v)) {
                 throw new \Exception('Expected either an integer representing one of the JSON_ constants, or a string of the constant itself.');
             }

             return $v;
         })
     ->end()
->end()
Maybe note why they are not available?
Mentioning the security risks would be good.
When we break lines like this up, let's indent the following line so that we can tell that it belongs with the previous one
Shouldn't have a `$`
Maybe I'm too cautious here. As far as I know Github user always has an email and that means he should always have gravatar id. Should I drop both email and zeros fallbacks here?
:-[
*systems*
*thrown*
Oleg, please, review **addMessageToGroup** again. You have here several confusion with new variables and their logic
After providing the BeanFIlter abstraction, you override the method and drop down to the BeanFactory API anyway.  Unless I'm missing something, I would keep it simple.
use chef link resource here
Good point. I have to say I'm not that adept in C++ and v8 stuff. 
Any pointers on how to protect against overflow and what methods to use to turn v8 argument strings into std::string ? I've searched for a solution while coding and this was the best I could find :-)
result という変数名はイケてないです。
mapper.MlProposalMetaMapper は 24行目で短い名前でインポートしてあるので、全体的にそちらを使ってください。25行目の MlProposalMapper も同様です。
find はMetaMapperのものではなく、DAO の方のを使った方がシンプルに実装出きると思います。
This does explicitly pass the --table option when shelling out to the iptables command, however adding that option to the rule in the iptables-rules file causes iptables-restore to fail, at least on Ubuntu. (In that file the table is defined at the top of the rule list, i.e. `*filter`.) To workaround this I added the include_table parameter to the rule_string method so we could add the option when shelling out to iptables and not add the option when templating iptables-rules.
Yeah, that's how I probably would have implemented it.  It seems like making it a class was just sort of a convenience method for adding the digital goods category validation.  How does one checkout  someone else's pull request and add commits to it?
Cesium Contributors.
I don't like the idea of passing in arbitrary classes for message building, can we explicitly define methods in the protocolet for building specific messages?
Same here, but this is an exception because ``io`` is also a stdlib module. The same import form is used in the scipy docs. Anything else just uses ``from scipy import submodule``.
By the way this class weight init logic might be better be factorized to be reused consistently across  estimators.
whoops sorry....
How does this work if it's commented out? What is the `@cc_on` all about anyway?
I'm not sure what this means, but I'm :-1: . I think we should generally stick to standard indent rules which editors help enforce.
Very similar to what has been described in the comments for next() method
with my proposed change above, you can remove this nil check since the method always returns an empty hash.
Please prepend with a ``FIXME`` & I'll try to get there before v2.
What does hardStop do on mobile web, or rather, why would you NOT want to use it by default when apparently stopLoading is unreliable?
stof, if i'll change it to date then I need somehow to transform data of string type into array, because parent date requires array. can you give me advice how to transform data properly?
The fields array will eventually contain all fields defined on the blackberry.identity object. I think it makes sense to set it up outside of the overall describe.
its scary though
subclass needs reference _lock
`(= (mod n divisor) 0)` would suffice as it returns a boolean
Cool, so this just gets hit on every save to pick up any trigger-modified values? Nice (much needed) addition