labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
I would also add a block to the top of this file to describe what it is doing. It occurs to me that I didn't do the same to my existing examples, so I'll need to do that as well.
This is exactly correct. I am going to fix this so hardcore eventually, but it works for now.
This if check is not necessary, since the `createWaitingLatch(...)` will only create the latch if one is not there.
`function(){` -> `function() {`
There is a test to ensure it adds a source to the list of sources. We aren't testing to ensure that the function returns a CookbookSource but I can add that.

This spec tests to ensure that the graph receives the notification to add the source to the graph. This is exactly what I was attempting to test.

You don't need to assert when you are using should_receive. If what you want to receive doesn't exactly receive what you say it should then the test will fail.
Would it be cleaner to put this in a erb file and template it that way?
Or that, sure, but it'd be nice if all plugins had a GUID anyway.
Feel free to edit as I don't have strong opinions about the location of the JS includes.  I think the layout of the HelloWorld example may confuse some folks and was just trying to explain a simpler way to include cordova.js and this is the code that the index.html from the old example used.
Change this line for another variable
thanks, I couldn't find it. I was using that, and then:


    rails c
    User.create(id: 1, email: "foo@bar.org", password: "password")
    user_foo = User.find(1)
    user_foo.update_attribute :role, "admin"


What's the default admin and pass?
This information should probably be in a README.md in the Hermes folder. It's not of general interest to the average Ares USER.
Согласно моим представлениям об этом бренном мире, реализация graph::VertexWithUnsortedVector самая часто используемая. Разумно, на мой взгляд, сделать так, чтобы у графа был конструктор только от числа вершин с такой псевдостандартной имплементацией.
Is there a use case for this? We should be using project name in urls everywhere.
incorrect use of sups and subs? we changing the pricing element anyhow? I pasted code into validate site but brought many parsing errors
This is what holds the actual caret image. Basically its to allow us to move the image without moving surrounding button.
No, probably left over from publishing a jar into clojars. This pull request is void, however, since James Reeves explained to me that Leiningen will use the latest version of Clojure anyway.
This should be 'for user creation'
Wouldn't this just be a different role? I'll make a ticket to follow up on this, as it should be part of micro benchmarks we do.
Fixed all of these I think.
I removed the file and moved its contents to init.js.
Same here. Constructor / destructor before validate.
Wouldn't it be better to test for object-type properties here and recursively copy them, rather than hard-code copying only the 2 above dependencies objects and risk future bugs when some other object is modified (for example, there might be an optionalDependencies object at some point)?
changed to this more compact form of conditional.
P.S. Проверил - действительно, malloc похоже проверяет на отрицательные значения, и считает их за 0.
Ок, ваша правда.
Я не считаю это ошибкой и поставил 10 баллов, но в одном из комментариев в обсуждении проекта Рахим отметил, что мутировавший символ должен обязательно замениться на другой. В текущей реализации символ A может замениться опять на А.
Это тоже сделал. Одновременно залил обновление вместе с вашей проверкой :)
Оу, спасибо, забыл переключить на обычный init после тестирования. Уже исправлено.
так и есть, [indexes keysSortedByValueUsingSelector:@selector(compare:)]; об этом и заботится
в keysSorted массив ключей словаря, отсортированный по значению объекта с этим ключом
Кстати, замерил скорость выполения. При больших итерациях (100 млн. раз) мой код выполняется за 10 секунд, а characterAtIndex выполнялся аж 98 секунд. http://d.pr/i/7bgX
I haven't taken the time to check them out either; I simply put them in because the source code documentation within the Server proxy class stated that these parameters are sent with the request by default unless set to false explicitly... I'd like to do more testing out of curiosity, but we can surely remove them without any negative effect.

As for the default timeout, point taken about the legacy systems. I'll reset it back to 30, as upsetting as that'll be. God help anybody with an app that takes over a few seconds for any request though! :P
This could be dynamically implemented based on the `queue` property.
>The problem is that there is currently no way in libgit2 that I'm awere of which can give us the target of the note (nothing comparable to git_tag_target_oid if you prefer).

You could pass the Id of the object being aspected to the `Note` ctor and use it as part of the Equality contributors.

>Despite feeling that you asked the question in a rethorical way,

You feel good :-) 

>A note as it is defined currently in libgit2 looks a lot like a blob (same granularity). So the content, or the blob id would do the trick I feel (at least for the moment).

Pick what makes the more sense to you and document it as unit tests.
yes, was the right moment for it, appreciate this!

On 20.12.2012, at 06:07, Eric89GXL <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In mne/epochs.py:
> 
> > @@ -497,26 +505,26 @@ def __getitem__(self, key):
> >          self._data, epochs._data = data, data
> >  
> >          if isinstance(key, str):
> > -            key_match = self._key_match(key)
> > -            epochs.events = self.events[key_match]
> > -
> > -            if self.preload:
> > -                select = key_match
> > -
> > -            epochs.name = (key if epochs.name == 'Unknown'
> > -                           else 'epochs_%s' % key)
> > +            key = [key]
> > +
> > +        if isinstance(key, list) and isinstance(key[0], str):
> @dengemann, I simplified this code a little bit.
> 
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> Is there a command to use to test this? I've been doing "make test-doc" and "nosetests" when I make changes, but it would be good to know what other testing options are...

it's when you build the doc with "make html" in the doc folder.

it generates pages like:

http://martinos.org/mne/generated/mne.read_cov.html#mne.read_cov
> I'm addings some cases + guessing. If colors is str, always use that colour, if None, cycle through list of colors. Is there btw. a prefered order? 'w' 'y' 'g' 'r' 'b' ? if not I would just take the COLORS list specified in viz and prepend 'w'

itertools.cycle on ['w' 'y' 'g' 'r' 'b'] is good to me.

indeed. I can reproduce the swiping… darn...
put the fname at the top of the file and use os.path.join to tests can run on windows... some day...
2012/10/21 Alexandre Gramfort <notifications@github.com>

> In mne/fiff/raw.py:
>
> >          indices = []
> >          for time in args:
> >              ind = int(time * self.info['sfreq'])
> >              indices.append(ind)
> >          return indices
> >
> > +    def index_to_time(self, *args):
>
> @mluessi <https://github.com/mluessi> @Eric89GXL<https://github.com/Eric89GXL>I don't like our time_to_index and index_to_time as it ignores first_samp
> and it has not docstrings (shame on me...)
>
> what do you think of time_to_index([t0, t1], use_first_samp=False) and index_to_time([i0,
> i1], use_first_samp=False) ?
>
> basically I want to be able to extract a time interval of data from the
> timings visible in mne_browse_raw
>
> thoughts?
>

I mean basically -- as I understood it -- we just have to conditionally add
the first sample to the indices supplied. It's just an offset right
(samples from start of the session), right?
I could include this in this PR (would make the export neater). Or shall we
first merge it and then later update it as this questions has been
successfully addressed?

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>
same here about max_tstep is it necessarily time?
I wrote and rewrote this a couple of times and didn't clean it up. Oops!
See [the commit message](https://github.com/TooTallNate/hiredis-node/commit/bd2866240288484a4f584da07e3920602eaaf9fc). It wouldn't compile for me for some reason.
make sure we do not recurse on creating dirs.
Oops, I need to do this higher up and use the `checkers` value instead of `a:checkers` above or I get the "syntax not supported or not installed" error. I'll make that change tonight.
You should add a `,` at the end of this line
you should catch the ExceptionInterface here
为构建项目创建目录，然后创建lib目录，并将zlib、PCRE以及OpenSSL库的源代码解压到lib目录：
This is from the original documentation generator. We'll need to resolve this.
I liked the `create` hook with file or folder being specified as parameter (less cases, more simplicity server side and it's also easier to call from the client).
That would be just as good, I don't have a problem with that. The other tests should be changed to do the same in that case.
but you might want to return int(pw)
Как правило хорошего тона. Чтобы ничего никогда не утекало.

Смартпоинтеры же ты юзаешь иногда? Хотя там тоже можно дергать delete по
чему-нибудь.
Затем, что почти 90% этого кода - списано с твоего.
`enum class`
Клево получилось!
Estoy convencido de que los sábados y domingos hay que contarlos
Please use the keyword `final` when declaring `httpsConnection` and `socketFactory`
Yeah, it's not 'standard' part of zippers, unfortunately.
My gut says that we should re-use as much as possible code, so a question: why did you rewrote almost completely logAction instead of call it from here in the loop? Or call this from logAction?

Sorry if I missed something obvious, but it's 2 o'clock (AM) and I want to leave this comment otherwise I'll forget about it...
Ok. I just copied/pasted that from another plugin command
This will fail if simplexml_load_file($captionFile) return false
please remove extra comments
Replace &rarr;  to »? 
Why?
Thanks again @pvwoods!  Could you kill the line before the merge?
Nothing easier than that. I've only tested with Boost 1.51.0 though.
Yeah, +1. If no target host specified, pick a random one from the list of gridcentric hosts
why all the underscores?
Yeah, that Paginated class that pretends to be a list bears that .next attribute that's None if there's no more data.
More tests? That's my favorite song!
Should also use `ConcurrentMapFactory.createConcurrentMap(2);`
I think the so the proper solution would be to break the cycle between the InterceptorChain and the BatchingInterceptor by registering the InterceptorChain before creating any interceptors.
Why are we replacing the content-type header here? Seems like we're just erasing the boundary data.
wrong indentation. Please use 4 spaces per level, not tabs
That makes sense. I think the best approach will be to move this to a different option alltogether. I'll pull out and get back with a better laid out approach.

Thanks for all your input, appreciate it.
In this case, the `content` will not be NUL terminated because it is just a pointer into the loaded file; you have to honor `contentLength`.
I think it was intended that "The codec to use" was supposed to be on the next line.
Fixed in #1214.
This isn't your fault, but I just noticed that the call signature in the docstring has the order of kwargs incorrect.  Could you please put "shadow=False" before "labeldistance=1.1" since you are already editing this file? Thanks!
I fear this may be a bit fragile. If they change the image for a different build or something then this won't work anymore.

I'll see if I can find a workaround. but conceptually the idea is correct - get the current wallpaper and then choose one that's *not* that!
Getters and setters should use camel casing instead of dashes.  eg  element.fadeDuration instead of element["fade-duration"]

We'll add this to our style guide.
Yeah, that's how the data come in from NASA. I don't know why they have that gap, but it's consistent. We'll need to keep an eye out for a correction - they may be missing a field or something.


On Nov 8, 2012, at 10:50 AM, Aaron Steele <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In test/clj/forma/source/fire_test.clj:
> 
> > +    (valid-fire?
> > +     (str "latitude,longitude,brightness,scan,track,acq_date"
> > +          ",acq_time,satellite,confidence,version,bright_t31,frp"))
> > +    => false
> > +    (valid-fire? "-16.701,137.752,338.2,1.7,1.3,2012-11-04, 01:25,T,89,5.0       ,298.1,63" expected-length) => true
> > +    (valid-fire? "0.585,100.415,331.3,1.2,1.1,2012-09-18, 06:40,A,84,5.0A,75,5.0       ,302.4,26.3" expected-length) => false))
> > +
> > +(future-fact
> > + "Test `fire-source`. Source mimics formatting of an input file.
> > +
> > +  Test should pass, currently fails despite output seeming to be
> > +  identical to the test result."
> > +  (let [src
> > +        [[(str "latitude,longitude,brightness,scan,track,acq_date"
> > +               ",acq_time,satellite,confidence,version,bright_t31,frp")]
> > +         ["-16.701,137.752,338.2,1.7,1.3,2012-11-04, 01:25,T,89,5.0       ,298.1,63"]
> Is the space in this vector needed for the test?
> 
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oh shit! haha, yes, delete :)
Typo (using dir name, not file path)
@bp323 Can we use single quotes here & in all the other changed require statements?
typo! DiagonalMatrix
Suspect not. I think it's there to override inline styles. Though when I tested it, it was getting 40px width inline anyway. @clarkepaul  was there a case where it wasn't getting the correct width?
Was this added from somewhere? Probably shouldn't be listed in the core docs as not sure this functionality still works.
are, not is
we'll be shimming for IE8 using html5shiv eventually. That said, using .on() makes more sense so I'll change it to that.
I'm inclined to leaving the test as is(and probably just fix whatever issues come up like the media item one you pointed out), till we provide a dataset to boostrap.
Correct for now, but discussion is ongoing and I do support special treatment for name and content attributes to assure them to be strings and arrays.
Use if BB and delete to remove properties as mentioned above.  It should yield less changes and remove the need for the extra properties var.
uhhh ?  whats with the &nbsp; and the <br> tags?
Also br is not well-formed.  Use <br/>
Also <br/> should not be used for styling.  It should ONLY be used to break a line.
I wanted to see what the general opinion was on this actually... if the idea was to mirror active record, I thought setting attributes on a model shouldn't require validate unless forced.
WTF ? It expects a ContainerInterface, not a ContainerAwareInterface
$this ?   I never see variables prefixed with $ in JS.
Very minor thing, but can we store `self.to_hash` in a local variable so it doesn't need to create a new hash each loop?
If we want it to work with PK not named "id" yes otherwise no
а это нафиг? Нигде не видел у тебя контроллера `PostTagRelationController`.
This check is not needed anymore. All our users are always real users, lazy or non-lazy. We are misusing `is_authenticated` now for telling between lazy and non-lazy users. So this is not needed here.

We should just apply filter so that only published and only those authored are visible. The query can be simplified accordingly. Think about it.
Still, this is not good.
But you still changed that then? So does it work or not?
I don't like the document schema. I would do something like:

```
class PanelsSettings(mongoengine.EmbeddedDocument):
    collapsed = mongoengine.BooleanField()
    order = mongoengine.IntField()

...

panels_settings = mongoengine.MapField(mongoengine.EmbeddedDocumentField(PanelsSettings))
```
I  know. I was playing around and forgot to change it back. I will fix this in the next commit. But the problem is not here...
Both. :-)

You could do something like:

```
class UpdateUserForm(forms.Form):
...

class CreateUserForm(UpdateUserForm):
    # username field
...

class PasswordForm(forms.Form):
...

class RegistrationForm(CreateUserForm, PasswordForm):
...

class PasswordChangeForm(forms.Form):
    # current password field
...
```
Yes, but this would require a significant amount of refactoring on the scenario calc. Basically of the data is being passed around in lists, tuples, and dicts.

I did this just to get the calculator work again. When the time comes to write the QA test, we can address this. Fair enough?
For consistency of interface, gateways should always take an options hash in initialize. As noted above, this would be a great place to pass in a default order id as well.
Let's return the object itself here... End user should have the object in his authentication result, not the identifier :)
Could even do: monitor_master = if node["monitor"]["environment_aware_search"]

As this style is used below for address.
This condition looks to tough especially if it raises an exception.

For now, to be able to look at the results, I converted this to a print in my version:

```
elif alpha[i] - abs(fprime[i]) < -magic_tol:
                    #raise Exception(
                    print(
                        "Unable to trim params automatically with "\
                        "this low optimization accuracy")
                    print i, alpha[i], fprime[i], magic_tol
```
This function should probably have a test. It's not entirely clear what form the entity object should take.
I was going to say the same thing as Rachel.  We don't have that functionality.  And I agree with Jim that I don't think we want to add it.  We suggested a while back making SBProfiles completely immutable (removing setFlux mostly), which didn't really go anywhere.  But I don't want to make them more mutable than that.
No strong opinion.  Lowercase arguments fit better with our style so far elsewhere in the software, so I can see why this was done.  I think it's OK since in the dox to this argument, and the B-mode, we do explicitly mention E-mode power (capitalized).   If we wanted to be clearer we could use `emode_power_function` (at the cost of brevity), much as for `OpticalPSF` the `lam_over_D` param name was changed to `lam_over_diam` to make it more consistent.
OK will tackle these...
This is not necessary. Folders and files are automatically required by the type.
is global $ is really neeaded here?
In schema.rb  it is null => false so it musn't be nil
The proxy still uses a handler to handle requests. That handler is picked amongst protocols. how would you name every part ?
Move this to a class attribute variable instead. E.g. 

```python
class BrowserIDBackend(object):
    supports_anonymous_user = False
    supports_inactive_user = True
    supports_object_permissions = False

    #  Store the current user model on creation to avoid issues if
    #  settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL changes, which usually only happens during
     # tests.
    User = get_user_model()

    def verify(self, *args):
    ...
```

it's not meant to change. No?
Understood. Will do.
Basicamente removendo os inlineformsets da view.
What's the point of this template?  Why not just link straight through to the product in the dashboard list view?
yes /me shakes fist at vi
create an interface between module and http-wrapper here.
could you recommend a better way of doing this or explain this better because i don't think i fully grasp the concept. the only way i know to get the information from the html to the java code is to have instance variables in the class that i can set the strings to. i want to store them in either calendar or date object in order to reduce error but i cant figure out how to only store that date object in the database and not have all of these string instance variables in my class. i fully agree this looks redundant but i wasn't sure how to get the information out of the html w/o making all of these variables to store the choices in
These new drinks aren't under the proper alcohol datum :|
Revert this.  This is due to them adjusting their ticklag.
why do you have methods that dont do anything?  can we clean these out of here?
Ordinea din fisier nu ar trebui sa conteze (adica ar trebui sa se poata specifica intai XML, apoi OCR si apoi OUTPUT).
Filtering without the output/usage context is not the best practice we should advocate. It is not "always filter first" but "always filter on usage if data is foreign".

Sure, there are valid cases when one would sanitize or validate something to be integer when accepting the input, but I find it very confusing to show this clearly in a short example. And a comment like "always filter first" is not correct advice. Filter for what? What about non-integers?
By putting the forced exit option in the report method it becomes easy for tests which don't use `.run` to run. I am using a timeout here since logging is done async so a sync exit would prevent the logged data being sent to stdout and actually logged
Зачем? Хочется, чтобы этот метод парсил -rf и тому подобные вещи.
Нет-нет-нет, это некорректно.
Почитай, зачем этот конструктор нужен.
My reasoning was that the default behavior should have no surprises.
we could move this method in to base page because this load is present on multiple pages
全てのテスト
For example if 
のifの訳がないような気がしました。

    実行したとします。:

とか。
This help formatter is pretty ugly.  Back it out for now, I want a much longer discussion about what we want our help format to look like before we make changes.  I'm ok with there being differences in the help output for setup, especially since I don't expect many users to ever call "rhc setup help"
The author has kindly released his dataset under the CC-Attribution license.  I have also condensed the dataset to ~180KB, but can do no smaller I believe.  I tried using `joblib`'s serialization, but the storage size ballooned to ~380KB

http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~pabbeel/cs287-fa11/
Maybe "constant or random"?
depend**e**nt is more common I believe
Apparently, you didn't address @fabianp's comment yet.
>    Because the prototype told me so. The prototype is gold standard
>    also for the other tests.

What do you mean by 'the prototype'?
there is no sparse support in forests any way, right? well I still fixed it so we get better error messages...
Well, neither have I, but 2**20 would waste at most 8MB in a binary, linear classifier. I'll put it in.
you should capture the warnings to test that it is indeed raised.
Just
to
be
clear:
I
want
it
the
1-
line
way.
Expanding
pom.
xml
's 
to 
tag-
per-
line 
would 
be 
VERY 
HARD 
TO 
READ 
for 
me.
picking nits: linebreak here
Also update the description part
This won't get deleted if an exception is thrown. Either make it `NULL` here and call new after the check, or instead use a QByteArray here and make a new NativeBufferObject only after the `if`.
Please check what the other platforms do. I'm thinking this should be BlackBerry.
Where does this get deleted?
Is return supported by BB?
This method implementation is very critical for good performance. I didn't measure it, but let's see if we can apply some straight-forward changes:
- redefine documentDistance as a primite `double` rather than the auto-boxing `Double`
- the other Object being created in this tight loop is `Point`. Could we avoid creating it exposing some more details from the static helpers, so that we can work on primitives only?
- two strategies
- "longitude)" is closing a parenthesis which was not opened
if I understand it correctly, the above update calls aren't necessary now, because they are being done each time doAddSubFile is called..

It means that setModified/updateFileAttrs are potentially being called 100's of times now for large supers on swaps.
I doubt it's a particularly significant amount of the overall time..
but it would be nice to avoid and call once at end for each super.
5 seconds of googling took me to:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3250111/is-numerical-and-is-alpha-numerical-in-xpath-or-xsl

Renato is completely right that we should be specify what is permitted, not what is excluded.
>You may do just as well if you spilt the whole hash table for the last row, but kept it allocated so subsequent rows were still deduped.

I need your comment deciphering a bit..:

> for the last row
For the last bucket?

>but kept it allocated 
Keep the (empty) HT allocated?

>so subsequent rows were still deduped

Do you mean add to HT after spilling for dedupping purposes, i.e. none will be output (addHash will always return false).
And, it may get cleared (but not spilt) repeatedly
true, that was before addDelayedDelete was introduced. Changing...
Normal exception handling.. abort sequence, inputs don't need stopping after exceptions like this.
I don't know why it was the way it was before with the try / catch/stop in start()
Is it safe to transform a signed integer to unsigned just because it had overflown? What if you have to do comparisons later or become negative? Can the codegen change it back to signed in that case?
This seems like a weird way of processing XML in a language that is specifically designed for XML processing...
Have you tried this on multinode? Seems to me it would give an ambiguous xpath
I have a per-user gitignore, yes, but I think it is still good policy to have one for the project.
It is indeed, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2436716/is-application-x-www-form-urlencoded-default-for-html-form
I had troubles with some values being ``None`` when passed to ``urlencode``, so I make sure all values are at least an empty string.
Done. See next commit.
Any reason why you can't use `django.contrib.sites.models.get_current_site()`? 

eg. https://github.com/mytardis/mytardis/blob/master/tardis/apps/oaipmh/views.py
Oh, you're right. I didn't know that. It seems to be a commonly known issue: http://msmvps.com/blogs/bmains/archive/2011/01/14/visual-studio-find-references-and-quot-var-quot.aspx :(
At work we always use ReSharper. It adds "Find usages" to context menu which also includes the var declarations - as one would except.
You can use ```splitlines()``` here to handle various linebreaks.
This field isn't needed anymore
`height` -> `width`?
Currently, skimage builds on Windows, OSX and Linux, and I don't want to risk breaking that.  Perhaps we can get some advice from @cgohlke , @zachrahan or @cournape on how to best handle this.
Use CDATA to embed html without having to escape it. You're using that for the examples already.
Whoa, what's this? And it seems... very fragile and odd.
moved these tests into the instance_actions
Extract this out to private local scope, no need to recreate the object every time.  Also, run the formatter on it so it's easier to read and remove the unnecessary single quotes around Accept and Cache-Control.
Most materials in this example do not do that.  We need to ease users in.  Less is more, especially early in the adoption curve like Sandcastle.  The reference doc will have all the parameters.
Can we rename the file or function so they are consistent?
can u really do that? Nice! I will go with this style...Thx
If I built rdmd with GDC, I don't want it trying to use dmd by default - that's unintuitive and the wrong thing to do IMO.
does this need to be 'final'?
Another option, if it makes you more comfortable, is to move both var declarations into the for loop, i.e.

```JavaScript
for(var series = [], i = 0; ...
```
Yeah, this could work.  What do you think of having error object generator instead of a function, so as to handle other types of exceptions as well? The actual throw would occur where it does not, but we'd so something like:

```javascript
throw _errorGenerator(errorType, name, error);
```

Perhaps even get other useful introspection by passing in `this`.

I guess for now we can continue to do it as it is now, and work in a solution on another pull request .
I would not wrap this. Without the parens this comes out to 80 chars, one char over the max of PEP8 but that max of PEP8 isn't something I believe we're adhering slavishly to. I VASTLY prefer somewhat longer lines to wrapping, particularly for imports where you are not trying to follow any logic. (And when wrapping imports, I would not do the "line-everything-up" style but rather do a simple 4-space indent, which is clearly visible in imports and does not violate any spirit of PEP8. In general I avoid any style of indentation that requires lining up code not on a tab boundary. Main problem with this style is it is unmaintainable; I also find it makes the code ugly as huge blocks of code wind up with vastly different indentations. But the biggest issue is as the code changes you have to keep fiddling with indentation and that's hard and tends not to get done, meaning in the end you're left with code that is apparently randomly indented.)
The final version of this leaves a whole lotta whitespace around the packager. Style nitpick?
I don't have a preference about the UX of the stacktrace. @cprice-puppet added `pretty_backtrace` to work better with I.D.E.s.

I didn't know if you knew about the method and I wanted you to see if it would work for you more from a maintenance perspective (not having similar logic repeated around the code base).
typo: Encuéntranos
Errr no that should've been UbuntuPlugin
What DDOC syntax should I use? There does not seem to be inline D_CODE analog within http://dlang.org/ddoc.html and I am not aware of phobos-specific macros.

(First time using DDOC, beg my pardon)
With git head, qualified delegate type (e.g. `void delegate() const`) is allowed. It is consistent with a member function `void foo() const`.
So, adding qualifier to delegate type is necessary.
In fact, I'm going to stop reviewing this until you've fixed this. It's just too hard to keep track of what's what with `u`, `i`, and `j` instead of descriptive names.
How is it possible to have two `}` aligned vertically?
Prefer setup instead of init.
Ugh, my formatting sucks. :)
Use quickstart name before colon. 
s/deactivateable/deactivatable

For example:
deltaspike-deactivatable: Demonstrate use of DeltaSpike Deactivatable
Sorry, you're right. Just checked it with a clean cache.
tested that, and an empty array works, will fix.
this service should be declared as private so that it can be removed from the container during the optimization if you don't use it as user provider
why not using 
propertiesString = string.join('', values); 

for reference, please see 

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/57a79xd0.aspx
space missing after ``foreach``
* superの同メソッドしか呼ばないのであれば、メソッドを除去しましょう
So the rules.v4 and rules.v6 thing is only valid on wheezy, squeeze uses /etc/iptables/rules for example. What might be a better approach to just use service iptables-persistent save instead. It doesn't check between ipv6 & ipv4 however, it persists both in the one go.
will this not result in having the route stored in the parameters if we flush after this operation? as the route is an object and not a string, this will be weird. and we want to keep it a reference that is managed separately i guess.
that sounds good. 

What happens if we `$.trigger("renderNextProblem")` anyway but during prepareSite, we instead check once for testMode and bind testMode-relevant handlers for renderNextProblem and friends there rather than having to always check for testMode throughout khanExercises? (assuming of course that in the process of running khan-exercises on the server that these will be registered by the right parties)

as i hear myself writing this it seems like over engineering, so feel feel free to call that out.
The UDP adapter marks its default threads as daemons (inconsistent, yes, but historic). The TCP doesn't, hence destroy needed.

However, I'll add the destroy here.
Should retain the name in the local resource object
Why are all the configuration props here (and in tomcat7 again)? They should reside in MemcachedSessionService...
no space before the colon
Revisa los acentos y las eñes, también usa el acento (` ) para destacar las palabras en lugar de las comillas dobles
This is probably incorrect, as the plugin loader has changed.
like to 'request' a particular function? 
Also, do we need a link to the ticket system or is anyone reading this likely to be familiar with it already?
Does this breaks django 1.3 support?
There's a much more efficient version in my experimental branch, I'll try and have it merged to master tonight.
Write a test for this method that verifies that failure calls and success calls to the synapse client do what's expected.
:) fakey real resize... nice
S/b "it's". :p
Of course not. This just means we should save it differently. Tastypie already has support for such cases as it is the same in relational databases for M2M relations (you have to save something first, to get ID, to make a relation). See 591ee96278fdf24eb376ec6b57aeab2fcb9f5395 how I fixed it. Check if it works for you.
Right now handling the header stuff and handling the response-fields are two different things:
* when working on response fields, *.fields* is used, where the fields are already filtered / some excluded.
* The header stuff uses all available fields.

That helps in the following way: if you dont want to transmit the URL field in the response, this won't influence the Location header, because it has all fields (get_all_fields) to look  for an Identity Field..

I admit, It would be nicer to have a *.all_fields* and *.fields* attribute of a serializer, to not create fields again on every call.. 


in a 3rd party app, i would use exactly this behavior as well - but then again: an attribute containing *all_fields* would be nicer
The `remove` function needs serious cleanup...
"ne manquent PAS de charme"
> Do you know why static members are excluded from normal bean validation?

To be honest I am not so sure either, hence my remark regarding clarification. Maybe @emmanuelbernard has a deeper insight
it works for dev-master (as this is the version selected previously) but not for 2.0
The changeStatus method is already there, why not using it?
This is only meaningful when frequency is yearly or yearly on a day the week in a month.
nvm. fixed.
This line should not be here, I believe.
I dont think we need to return a notice about this.
This is a little weird, why do you have to do this ? What is wrong with just cd framework?
Are we using it, doesnt see, used
cs `if (test) { `
vn

divmod is one of those methods which I always forget about.

random.shuffle doesn't have a return value though.

Will address this.