labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
Well, you can have your own local or remote binary Pacman repositories, which you can add to the Pacman configuration.

[Yaourt](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Yaourt) is just a wrapper around `pacman` and `package-query`. I do not know what package-query does. Does `yaourt` have a configuration file where you can specify the AUR url?
space around + and -  (took me a while to see the difference between the lines
I totally agree with that. This class still doesn't feel like 'shared' to me, but looks like it's the best place we can find for it =)
If @default_ttl is allowed to be a duration (ick) then it should be pre-cast to an integer at startup, not on every dispatch. Even calling to_i on a Fixnum will be faster than calling it on duration over and over on the same value.
The issue with dispatching the ```trackeventupdatefailed``` event here is that if a track event is edited somewhere else in the code, or if there will be another editor created later on, this error will not be thrown. The error checking for this should go in a place where no matter how a track event is updated, this check will be done.
Any chance we can wrap the @mainpage in `<!--- @mainpage --->` so markdown processing will ignore it, but doxygen will see it?  It's a minor blemish at the top of the markdown view of this file.
"Ths" --> "The" or "This is"?
(for minor typos, do you want me to just fix it directly?  I didn't do that here because I didn't want to interfere with anything else you might be doing on this branch.  But if you would prefer I could take care of them myself.)
"and/or" isn't quite right.  (The or part.)  I would switch to "and", and then add a sentence: "The latter one or two may be optionally omitted if you do not want to specify a shift or a dilation."
Here and other places in getShear, there are lots of commented out print statements.  Is there any reason to leave them there?
I've since removed the additional xpath_extract method and have a single method extract that can be used like this:

```
visit 'Google', "http://google.com/" do
  extract 'button_text', 'aria-label="(.+?)"'
  extract :regex, 'button_text', 'aria-label="(.+?)"'
  extract :xpath, 'button', '//buton'
end
```

It defaults to regex..
Yup, this is right.  Good spot.

From `man bash`:


@      Expands  to  the  positional  parameters,  starting from one.  When the expansion occurs within double quotes, each parameter expands to a separate
              word.  That is, "$@" is equivalent to "$1" "$2" ...  If the double-quoted expansion occurs within a word, the expansion of the first  parameter  is
              joined  with  the  beginning  part of the original word, and the expansion of the last parameter is joined with the last part of the original word.
              When there are no positional parameters, "$@" and $@ expand to nothing (i.e., they are removed).
for future ref, set your editor to use spaces no tabs for xml files ... we'll do a mass tidy on the code soon so no need to update
I'm always a bit worried by assertions like this when running a test suite in jenkins. The JVM's GC could cause no attempts to be made for 500ms, resulting in a spurious test failure. But I also agree with what you're trying to test: that requests don't take a long time on the server.
this works, another approach is:

```` ruby
count.times do |c|
````
The reason I commented it out because it was the original code but I removed it for good now.
yeah .. somehow i never really tried that class ..
Нет, но нам необходимо будет написать замену запятых на точки.
This needs to be the function itself, not the name (i.e. lose the quotation marks)
var conversation = conversations[i]; and use that.
don't need `#{bin}`. Enough is: `system bin/'Ray', '--version'`

Again here, `bin`, `lib,` `prefix` etc. are `Pathnames` with the `/` operator defined such that dividing by a string yields the Pathname: "HOMEBREW_PREFIX/Cellar/ray/version/bin/Ray".
Daca e gol, constructorul nu ar trebui sters?
```ruby
signing_dir = <%= node["cinder"]["api"]["signing_dir"] %>
```

:)
When the cancel button is selected the
alertView:clickedButtonWithIndex is called with index of 0.

As the comment states preceding alertViewCancel:

>> +// Called when we cancel a view (eg. the user clicks the Home button). This is not called when the user clicks the cancel button.

On Jun 2, 2012, at 12:22, Jorge Bernal
<reply@reply.github.com>
wrote:

>> +// Called when a button is clicked. The view will be automatically dismissed after this call returns
>> +- (void)alertView:(UIAlertView *)alertView clickedButtonAtIndex:(NSInteger)buttonIndex
>> +{
>> +    if (1 == buttonIndex){
>> +        NSUserDefaults *defaults = [NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults];
>> +        [defaults setBool:YES forKey:kAccessedAddressBookPreference];
>> +        [defaults synchronize];
>> +    }
>> +    self.dismissBlock(buttonIndex);
>> +}
>> +
>> +// Called when we cancel a view (eg. the user clicks the Home button). This is not called when the user clicks the cancel button.
>> +// If not defined in the delegate, we simulate a click in the cancel button
>> +- (void)alertViewCancel:(UIAlertView *)alertView
>> +{
>> +    self.dismissBlock(-1);
>
> Not sure about it, but shouldn't it be 0 for cancel?
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I could be wrong here but putting every method anyone ever wrote in a consumer app into galaxy client doesn't feel like an improvement. It seems like we are just going to have monolithic classe in here now.
А если на вход дать -m abc?
Что делает этот код? Почему так сделано? Это загружает на 100% cpu, при этом никакой полезной нагрузки.
Мы хотим получить первый (пока) элемент в списке. Кладем 0 и вызываем get.
В этом случае, насколько я понимаю, надо печатать содержимое словаря, а не просто число.
Call your psychologist!
You have the right to improve the rest yourself!

Kiss.
Probably copied from `django.contrib.comments`, yet I wonder: I think this can be an `IntegerField` instead. Quite astonishing to have a `TEXT` field to store a simple number.
I've removed the #ifdef DEBUG and commented out code, and made it possible for developers to enable the protocol debugging when require by setting a bool flag.
The setup procedure must be moved to skimage/filter/setup.py and the paths changed accordingly, e.g.:

     cython(['_core8.pyx'], working_path=base_path) -> cython(['rank/_core8.pyx'], working_path=base_path)
I would add something like 'see the corresponding section in the narrative documentation: :ref:`svm_kernels`
> No license exists, but I have express written consent from the author.

perfect
> 
> I think including which target-vector k causes the warning could be useful.
> 
+1, nice catch since the other columns will be accurate.
getan!
Should we provide a backward compatibility property?
why don't you store X sorted to avoid sorting again in transform? also as_float_array with copy=True + a sort can make an extra copy
This will need to be merged manually. The 'blackberry' branch no longer has a constructor with 'NativateObjectFactory'.
The Cascades documentation discourages absolute layout. I believe Titanium uses stacked layout.
Yes.  The check_output() method is not present in the subprocess module until 2.7.  The re-implementation is borrowed from elsewhere in the Factory code (and was originally borrowed from Oz).
In particular, manual use of lock() and unlock is discouraged as it will lead to abandoned locks on exceptions.

Why are we using a mutex rather than a CriticalSection ?
I think finger is only actually used in CStableQuickSorter, so should be a member of it.
But, retry() *is* different from run()... In fact, it's the opposite of run in this context... So it's obvious that it should do the opposite of run...

"logicalname" is always the original name the file had when asked to rename, "newName" is always the name you wanted to rename to.

How doRename() does it is an internal detail.
Avoid cur past end
However, this is not the only place that does that. In case StaticBlock moved or the class become virtual, it'd fail on other places as well.
Is it a problem that watchers are never removed from this list?
you should move this directly in the phpdoc
and why first attribute is named as 'username'? doesn't look as generic name
For the domain, I'd prefer to use `example.com` or `localhost.localdomain`. The former is defined in the smtp rfc as a test domain and the latter will just try to send email locally.

Rather than generate a random number for the email, why not use `"#{username}@example.com"`?
I'm really not happy with this from the point of view of a redis-py user, but hapy on our side because it's simpler :)

(but im not happy for the time lost to write it :p)
I'm not sure these settings (`DEFAULT_CONNECTION_SETTINGS` and even mode `TEST_CONNECTION_SETTINGS`) have to be in `database.py`.
This function should have a docstring indicating where the pickle came from.

The main reason I ask, is that I am not sure where the pickle came from, so I don't know whether it is reasonable to change this test, of if their should be a new test.
All examples (widget with html content) I can think about are all large:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/memchaser/
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/memory-meter/
+all mini-toolbar examples (js framework detector, grooveshark plugin ...)
Looks like all usage would go against UX discussions/plans.
It seems a little weird that you are accessing this via ".class".  I'd think that if it was a well-known class method, you'd just call it directly via the fully qualified class name; and if it varies based on the type of the instance of "autoloader", then it seems like it might as well be exposed as an instance method.  This could just be another instance of me not being entirely familiar with "the ruby way", though.
By the way - sweet tests.
I think the new LinkTemplate creates a little wrinkle: previously, when Link objects were de-serialized in a client we could simply do a getHref() to get the URL. Now, if we get a LinkTemplate back we have to do some additional work to calculate the full HREF including HTTP request parameters. Perhaps we could add a method to this class for clients to pass in parameters and generate the HREF dynamically.

Also, this might break clients who rely on Link.getHref() to return the full URL, now this method might only return a partial URL unless we have some way of detecting the difference between a LinkTemplate and a vanilla Link.
That will not count the elements, but this will.
a) I don't really see what this has to do with this section. This is better remedied simply by also checking the local filesystem, which I have added to my newest version
b) I have never seen a production network that is actually running 100 different domains. I suppose it's possible. The trust thing is why you have it try though and gracefully handle it if it fails.
c) This one is probably a pretty good point

However I still feel this implementation doesn't feel right at all. It feels pretty sloppy and adds some unnecessary complexity to the code. I think we can still do this better
The WiX source is in external/source/exploits/exec_payload_msi/exec_payload.wxs if I'm right.
Because you're doing a recv(1) above, this will work as expected, but H* really means "grab all the bytes and convert them" so this is a place for potential future bugs. I'd be more comfortable with just H
Ah, ok, great!
Forgot about that, sorry. But could you briefly explain it to me? Because the file is called `_warp.py` and the function is called `warp`...
i'm thinking this should instead call onCreateDialog to actually run the DialogFragment's creation method.  and it should probably do that in show() and then keep a reference around to be returned by this method.
How about we name this `intersect` or `intersection`?  It is more concise and less redundant.
We need to recreate the vertex buffer too, right?  Isn't that what is happening below?
If this class is "immutable" once more, this clone function doesn't seem useful.
This should probably be called `createVertexArrays`.  A vertex is an individual point, loosely speaking; this flag is ready for creating a vertex array, not an individual vertex.
The doc is defining the screen-space coordinate system.  It is explicit about it because sometimes the origin is upper-left or lower-left depending on who you ask.
Are we sure about leaving in these `console.error` calls?  In the app Scott and I are working on, we want to get rid of them.
use of any Obj-C inside signal handlers is unsafe. could lead to a deadlock per http://landonf.bikemonkey.org/2011/09/index.html
We should rename this to <code>test_that_checks_the_desktop_version_link</code> since we are on the mobile version and in the assert we are checking if we are on the desktop page after the click.
Actually I find them convinient to distinguish true variables and manifest constants.
Esp as there is a variable named minGallop that starts with MIN_GALLOP value and changes over time.
Isn't the base type still `int`, not `uint`, because you didn't specify? If that's the case, the base type is _not_ unsigned.
1. Seems I have confused the version numbers :-( Should be fixed now.

2. I'll keep that in mind for future pull requests.
strange... for some things we are using mutation observers, could this be related?
I think the step into renaming the implementations of _Validatable_ into _*MetaData* was good indeed. I think it makes the code easier to understand and is consistent. Last thing though - do we really need the *s* in _ParametersMetaData_. _ParameterMetaData_ would sunds better, but it might get confused with _org.hibernate.validator.internal.metadata.aggregated.ParameterMetaData_. _MultiParameterMetaData_? I just don't like *s*'es in the class name.
NGHUTPR (got thats wordy), but we should remove our dependency on novaclient. In general we should discuss but it doenst stop this PR in any way since its just following suit w/ the rest of novaclient.
I will remove the HeaderTemplateTest at all. It has been replaced by the MenuTemplateTest (I moved all tests there) as the page menu has been relocated to from the header to a separate area on the left of the page
The intention was to allow users to return Strings for locations, or java.net.URI/URL instances, etc..
It seems to me that debug log is mostly used for exception logging. In fact all exception could be logged to error log and I cannot find the logic how it is used in that program.
yep. shall do.
One minor issue: at least on my browser, the dialog is too small and causes a scrollbar to appear. Is there a reason the height needs to be manually specified? If I comment out this line, the dialog appears fine.
> I will not add more fixes here.

More than that, you `const int` proposal isn't a *fix*, it only increases `destroy` danger. The more types `destroy` accept the higher probability one will write incorrect templated code with destroy and will spend tons of his time for debugging.
Why do you make tautology about chain in the last sentence? You don't like my JavaDoc, and I don't like yours ;-).
What I wrote, I'd seen somewhere in the Spring...
Let me get your JavaDoc & polish it
...in the **MessageProperties** ?
.newsletter needs this as well.
Well, this won"t change the fact that under Dancer 2, a sub passed to "register" must shift first the $dsl object ;)
There goes the magic constant 10.
Magic constant. Please fix.
For the zip format you're probably right. But the markdown code is just one line, which gets expanded to three when you break it into its own method. So in that case it's probably worse to create another method. This is such a small point I don't really care that much. It just stood out as something I wanted to get your input on :smile:
That's quite specific, don't you think?
This link fails for me. Will ask on irc ;)
no chyba ty
Is this piece of code even needed? All classes will already be loaded by the autoloader due to the class_exists() class in line 196.
So "http://safe.com/#{param}" is safe but "#{bad}/stuff" is not. Safe?
On Feb 22, 2012 4:50 PM, "Justin" <
reply@reply.github.com>
wrote:

> > +    @models = tracker.models.keys
> > +    @inspect_arguments = tracker.options[:check_arguments]
> > +
> > +    methods = tracker.find_call :target => false, :method => :link_to
> > +    methods.each do |call|
> > +      process_result call
> > +    end
> > +  end
> > +
> > +  def process_result result
> > +    #Have to make a copy of this, otherwise it will be changed to
> > +    #an ignored method call by the code above.
> > +    call = result[:call] = result[:call].dup
> > +    @matched = false
> > +    url_arg = process call[3][2]
> > +    return if sexp?(url_arg) && url_arg.node_type == :string_interp &&
> !url_arg[1].chomp.empty?
>
> The idea is that if you are doing string interpolation, you know what you
> are doing?
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Good point,  that was an oversight when I added that feature.  I think i will need two promises,  one to update the line if the password hash is updated,  and one that does a search and ignores the days since epoch. So that you can enforce the uid,  gid,  gecos,  shell,  and home directory independently of a password change. 

Going to have to think on how to construct that promise. Thanks for pointing out the behavior. 

Nicolas Charles <reply@reply.github.com> wrote:

>> +        linux::
>> +            "skel"                      string => "/etc/skel/";
>> +            "pwfile"                    string => "/etc/passwd";
>> +            "shadowfile"                string => "/etc/shadow";
>> +            "groupfile"                 string => "/etc/group";
>> +            "userlist"                  slist  =>
>getindices("$(users)");
>> +            "pwentry[$(userlist)]"      string =>
>"$(userlist):x:$($(users)[$(userlist)][uid]):$($(users)[$(userlist)][gid]):$($(users)[$(userlist)][gecos]):$($(users)[$(userlist)][home]):$($(users)[$(userlist)][shell])";
>> +            "groupentry[$(userlist)]"   string =>
>"$($(users)[$(userlist)][groupname]):x:$($(users)[$(userlist)][gid]):";
>> +
>> +            "days_since_epoch"
>> +                string => execresult("/usr/bin/perl -le 'print int
>time/(60*60*24)'", "noshell"),
>> +                ifvarclass =>
>"local_user_management_add_users_fileedit_add_$(userlist)",
>> +                comment     => "Only calculate if we need to add a
>user, otherwise its just wasteful";
>> +
>> +            "shadowentry[$(userlist)]"
>> +                string =>
>"$(userlist):$($(users)[$(userlist)][passwdhash]):$(days_since_epoch):0:99999:7:::",
>
>Isn't there a risk that the system falsy believes that the paswword is
>always brand new if we let the "_enforce" field ?
>From what I understand, _enforce would mean from the cfengineers that
>the user cannot change it's password, but what's actually happening is
>that each day the /etc/shadow file will be updated, with a newer
>"day_since_epoch", isn't it ?
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Why remove this? I put it to people who had no more than 1 or two servers
ah, right. thanks for the clarification on this. I'll get this incorporated in to the fix.
Please, always check for correct indentation.
Ideal ar fi dar nu prea stiu cum sa fac. Autofocus="" cred ca este okay, cand dau cu firebug insepect element el asa imi arata chiar daca scriu autofocus>
Fixed.  Not sure how that crept in there.
Yes, because ``constructor`` calls ``update`` method and this method tries to get contents of this file.

https://github.com/cursedcoder/DarkTranslationBundle/blob/master/Browser/Tracker.php#L21

![http://i.imgur.com/HS1No.png](http://i.imgur.com/HS1No.png)
I remember now, adding MotionManager is very difficult because itself or its dependencies have dependencies on the DARwIn-OP OS.
It was very simply to cut the lite framework there, while very difficult to include all the files.
agreed

http://docs.doctrine-project.org/projects/doctrine-dbal/en/latest/reference/configuration.html#connection-details
Would be nice to create a view file for this and call getHTML() instead :)
*de retrouver facilement*, ou *de retrouver rapidement*
made the welcome modal a maximum size, it was pretty ugly when the user has a large screen
this should be converted to use our utilities class Utils::IntToStr() you can find source for this in the ext/utils folder
In ruby I tend to do:

foo = "bar"
hash['key']

There is no real problem doing what you did, but I generally never see that, until I started looking at cookbooks.
This class is begging to have a base class with a couple of inheriting child classes.  I'll clean this up in the near future.
the knife-command-as-class approach isn't *great* but at the same time it always keeps us in the loop with any API changes they might be making. is there any reason we need to do it this way?
small grammatical quibble re "Clears ... and logout the user" -> "Clears ... and logs out the user" or "Clears ... and logs the user out" (or some such)
Кстати, что там с анимациями в хроме? Это бага хрома или куклоскрипта? Другие страницы с демками цсс-анимации работают нормально?
@nukulb  All of our error and warning messages are stored in the localize module.
I am confused so if I do file://xyz/image.jpg 
If the os will allow it why wouldn't webworks 
For local for sure for remote maybe they need to whitlist
One already exists for this
Minor comment: the general trend in the Python community is to place spaces around operators.
Does anyone have experience with charging? What i've seen and heard so far, charging leads to significant lower signup rates, while not lowering the no-show rate. Also it adds another hassle of handling payment and refunds. A better way to assure that people will show up is making the signup form/process a more complex (many questions, tight time constraints for announcement and registration opening, multi-step signup). This filters the people who really want to come better than payments.