labofsahil/github-event-dataset-2012 huggingface dataset:
what you compute is definitely a standard deviation and not a standard error that would be :

`np.std(self._data, axis=0) / sqrt(len(self._data))`

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_error
Yeah... This is actually a much bigger problem. The gist of it is that elasticutils allows you to configure multiple indexes, but totally doesn't work with multiple indexes.

So, the code here looks goofy, but the API is more correct.
"about at topic" -> "about a topic"
Sorry. This is a mistake i made. And simple we can remove this since no assert is done for this.
extra comma after "us"
This is wrong. The XML tag is ``extension``, not ``twig.extension`` in your example.

So you should either use ``extensions`` in the config (which is what would happen in most cases as dots are rarely used in keys) or use ``fixXmlConfig('extension', 'twig.extensions')``
Ok, but we should update the 2.0 doc to show the same so people start writing it like this already. What do you think ?
Any reason these comments are still here?
`source.toList must equal(messages)`
... And the test fails, too.
I don't understand why whereXwql is a valid condition for appending fromXwql. It looks like a bug to me.

Also, there's StringUtils.isNotBlank which is a bit more semantic.
Not necessary, `free(NULL)` is a no-op.
Unless with an else is gross and flipping the commented case to be
first is burying the important part of the code.

Honestly, it's just fine. Let's work on something else.

--
Cheers

Koz

Sent from my iPhone, sorry if my brevity is excessive

On 5/03/2012, at 8:58 PM, Vijay Dev
<reply@reply.github.com>
wrote:

>> @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ class <%= class_name %> < <%= parent_class_name.classify %>
>> <% attributes.select {|attr| attr.reference? }.each do |attribute| -%>
>>   belongs_to :<%= attribute.name %>
>> <% end -%>
>> -<% if !accessible_attributes.empty? -%>
>> +<% if accessible_attributes.any? -%>
>
> No! I wasn't clear. I made a generic comment that they aren't the same. That said, I prefer an unless there.
>
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/5273/files#r516795
it's kind to use p (for prime) for the loop variable.
А это неважно. Просто слайдер — ненужная деталь реализации, и
достаточно предоставления audiooutput'а.
parent::tearDownAfterClass should be after
Might that be the cause for the fact that _sometimes_ my google map keeps redrawing all the time until it is closed? (i.e. it shows empty tiles, fills them and again starts with empty tiles)
Please add (currentLang.substring(0, 2) != lang) - To secure the other way around.

Fx my browser gives `navigator.language -> 'da'` which makes the l10n default to en-US as the danish locale is listed as "da-DK".
ARGHGHGHGHGH
@bmcustodio: Ah, brilliant! +1
Ugh. We should turn off whatever build warning it is that requires a declaration here.
Is this bump actually needed to support cloning? We generally only bump libgit2 if there's something we know we need (whether it be a bugfix or a feature).
Why not prepare for future changes by simply returning a one-element list?  Future revisions could then have the arrow patches as the next item in the list without breaking anyone existing code?
I already checking this when reading the 'pgf.texsystem' parameter. Would you feel better with a check at rcsetup.py?
I'd like to see tests for some of the more complicated regexes, as well. Namely ones like `(server|login)Page(Validate|Unload|Init)`. They don't have to be exhaustive, it'd be nice to make sure that they're working, though.
I have added https://github.com/mozilla/gaia-ui-tests/blob/master/gaiatest/gaia_test.py#L191 which returns `true` when headphones are plugged in; we should make use of the data layer API
Newline at end of file fehlt
Also remove debug info.
Ping! @sritchie 

> Do you have an intuition about where the fix should happen? I'd like it to be dead obvious what's happening - this period vs. vector indexing business is confusing!
fix indention and remove obsolete commented code please
Please use braces when using if/else blocks. This is our coding convention.
Hey @rjmackay, just tested out with the zombie reports. The one's with blank form_name attributes are those with the form_id set to 0. If i'm not wrong, that default value for that in the db should ALWAYS be set to 1
For consistency's sake, I guess. Probably it was copy-paste from a command where there were multiple parameters.
Seems to be private now.
I'm wondering if there is another way to identify this text. When moving away from Docbook this class will disappear. I've been using it mostly to hide certain autogenerated text. If not, that's fine but It should get a little more documentation.
This is a minor thing, but I always enclose identifiers in backticks when they're in docblocks (sadly, I doubt it'd be possible to have a rule for this :-).
I understand your reluctance.  But, this is only ARC code if someone wants to make it that way.  I'd like to make it as transparent as possible for both ARC and non-ARC users.  Why use special-casing when we can fix it with a function made specifically for this purpose?
这行代码好似干嘛的？
can't this method be moved to ``AbstractFilesystemResolver`` ?
Can you check first if the `:scalarium` attribute exists?

Otherwise, this will break vagrant.
отсутпы 2 пробела
Found it.. desc=u'%s'%unicode(smart_unicode(desc)) and is working :)
No need to response anymore. After 2+ hours I brute force my way out.
`if not user.birthdate`
Every line (except the first) should be indented, otherwise there is an error when using the "autodoc" functionality of Sphinx.
Can you add a comment that outlines the handling and overloading of the API - thanks.
Actually does significantly better across the board: http://jsperf.com/binary-regex-vs-string-equality/2
Just use `depends_on 'foo' => :optional`, this is too complicated.
Typo: sipport -> support
```
-                        if (((Player*)this)->GetRuneCooldown(i) == 0)
+                        if (ToPlayer()->GetRuneCooldown(i) == 0)
```
`"ifndef(~s).~n-define(~s, true).~n"`
Najaaa Jonas... ;)
I've just pushed it and removed few seconds after seeing as it could lead to errors...
I have no idea why the file is there. As when I sent you in one of the earlier email. The merge from your master branch cause conflicts and I might have made some mistakes to cause the problem. Can I just remove it from my branch?
Please avoid _RuntimeException_ : it's too generic. Could you use one of the existing Hibernate exceptions? Or it might be worth to create a new one, subclassing an Hibernate exception; if you do that, make sure it's not Redis specific but some kind of general "OGM bootup failure": same error type for any dataprovider.
if 1 means true, use $TRUE, otherwise define a constant in pf::radius::constants
Ok, I was wrong about the above, it's a pretty simple case.  Here is but one instance when the current code gets it wrong:

```coffeescript
class A
  constructor : ->
     @i = 10
  foo :  ->
     console.log "A:foo #{@i}"

class B extends A
  foo :  ->
    x = switch x
      when 'a'
        something()
      else
        super()

b = new B()
b.foo()
```

With the fix as is, it works.  What's going on is this.  Sometimes the code in the method that calls super will be compiled into a wrapper closer.  If that's so, it has to trigger the check that calls the wrapper closure with `this`, and not without arguments.  With the proposed fix, the closure is called with no arguments.  With my fix, the closure gets the `this` from the original method.
End with a period for consistency with other usage messages.
Is this needed? Does `communicate` ever return `None`?
wouldn't it be faster to just initialize the watcher, maybe using the dict() object ?
That line looks fishy. Did you mean `onResolve ? ..`?
I think you mean that we should move `ServicesBuilder.php` to common. Will do that.
No space around arguments.
I agree with keeping the old behaviour when we don't have the name.
params instead of beta if we use variable names  
or   math   R \beta = q   where R is restriction matrix and q the restriction vector  ?
just to add: I'm reading the code more often without the paper at hand, so, in general, I prefer terminology that I can understand having only a rough idea about the algorithm to the terminology and (short-hand) naming convention of a paper or text book.

What are all the psi's and phi's in RLM? I always have to check.
Now that I see we need double quotes here right? Else `$callback` won't be in the output
该命令定义了系统各方面功能，包括nginx允许使用的连接处理方式。
Can the constants from EventCollectorMatchers be reused here?
oh, sure. Generated by IDE and missed by me
I can't tell for user in github ui, but did the file name change too?  Otherwise you have a cAsE mismatch.  Please confirm.
and here as well?
Cool, I'm going to let this sit for today, let's see if we get an answer there.  If not... I'm not going to worry about it.
The new user might not know what e, beta are.  Suggest "FWHM, ellipticity, and position angle" instead of fwhm,e,beta.
I think it might be handy to be able to instantiate a galaxy with an empty argument list, and then later modify parameters based on the contents of an (e.g.) input file (hmmm guess what I've been thinking about recently!)

If we need all the params to be explicitly set on input, then we also need to carry around a table/dictionary of what objects expect what params when we wish to initialize them automatically using eval/exec type commands.  If the object can be initialized with defaults, this isn't necessary, and we can then just go and change parameter values that the user tells us to.  The trade-off for this power is, I admit, a slightly higher risk of abuse.  But I'd advocate it.




On 9 May 2012, at 09:46, Rachel Mandelbaum wrote:

>> @@ -11,6 +11,14 @@
>> 
>> typedef bp::return_value_policy<bp::manage_new_object> ManageNew;
>> 
>> +// Used by multiple profile classes to ensure at most one radius is given.
>> +void checkRadii(const bp::object & r1, const bp::object & r2, const bp::object & r3) {
>> +    if (!r1.is_none() + !r2.is_none() + !r3.is_none() > 1) {
>> +        PyErr_SetString(PyExc_TypeError, "Multiple radius parameters given");
>> +        bp::throw_error_already_set();
>> +    }
> 
> I agree with removing them.
> But, if you're busy, I can do it?  (probably without breaking anything :)  Let me know what you prefer.
> 
> 
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Sure, i was just going to point it out for future.
yeah, there's no reason you couldn't be using stdout writer here instead of building up a giant string in memory and then returning it and then printing the entire thing.

i'm reading that string concatenation via '+' is quite efficient in python, but given immutable strings, i wonder if you're giving the garbage collector a big workout for no reason.
This seems like it should be in the user controller. You can tell devise to generate the controller for you to add a route to it.  I don't know if that would be better... it seems like a dashboard isn't really a separate entity but an aspect of a user
It would be great to put the keycode value in comments,  (// 27 == escape for example) or use named variables to make the intention clearer.
Should not be casted to `int`. Should be `null` instead of `0`.
I _really_ don't like the `*path` pattern.

The right way is to use `rescue_from` from the `ApplicationController`. Take a look at the example at https://gist.github.com/1563416
Are you sure about that? I don't remember 0 being specifically disallowed
This looks wrong, don't we have 2 "X;" now? :)
I assume all these log tests need to be updated after that change..
Done, with pleasure. ;]  Also made it return a boolean value, so somebody else could ask ``if valid_content_type(...)``.
how about just a list of pairs? Why treat the original specially?
I think the scala practice is to use Option in such cases. Stu/Matt would be able to show you how.
Yeah, just the standard `bundle install` will do. thx.
Done. Commented reset statement.
think if we're going forward with using objects standard response we might consider changing the guzzle response, which is fairly easy, just of matter of overwriting the process function https://github.com/guzzle/guzzle/blob/master/src/Guzzle/Service/Command/AbstractCommand.php#L366 here https://github.com/AllPlayers/allplayers.php/blob/guzzle-allplayers/AllPlayers/Command/AllPlayersCommand.php#L20
Would it be possible to line break the array here so it's a bit more readable?
which tests failed? everything passes on my end.
4 shortcut functions for all the buttons' listeners
Попробуй переписать этот код без try..catch. Он, кажется, лишним.
Этого разве не хватает?
if (extendedMode) {
                    writer.append(" ");
                }
                writer.append(" at ");
Has anyone checked this actually runs on Python 2.5? If not then we don't need this. Also, Django 1.5 won't run on python 2.5 anyway.
You can just use `output` instead of `return output`.
How does `get_middleware` and `get_apps` work? I don't see it imported.
Question for the Automation Powers That Be: are the paypal screens the same across multiple mozilla projects? could it be made into a submodule?
Fixed in 6d162d476d35f1ed64457cb198e9a1c01ef29921!
how about having and active set that is a boolean numpy array. I would avoid all these type conversions
and would be easy to pass to cython for update.
Why is the reshape necessary here?
Drop "with the Scikit-learn" and roughly explain what is it in 2 or 3 lines  instead.
The warning is issued in ``coordinate_descent`` based on the result of the dual gap calculation in ``cd_fast.enet_coordinate_descent``.
``` 
if self.dual_gap_ > self.eps_:
```
I don't see how this can help if the dual gap calculation is skipped.
и тут тоже было нормально
well, my intention is to reduce duplicity, so if key changed from "domain/default" to "domain/initial" you can do it in one place. So goal is not to reduce size of method, but to reduce duplicity, so you can in future easier change such method.
Just to keep it consistent with the rest of the code shouldn't you do it like this?:
    
    if (isset($type['index_analyzer'])) {
        $this->indexConfigs[$indexName]['config']['mappings'][$name]['index_analyzer'] = $type['index_analyzer'];
    }
    if (isset($type['search_analyzer'])) {
        $this->indexConfigs[$indexName]['config']['mappings'][$name]['search_analyzer'] = $type['search_analyzer'];
    }
I think this is the last thing. As long as the code is properly licensed, I'm happy.
I'm not sure about this. 

If it needs a stable sort I think you need to allocate the array early, otherwise you might fail to allocate it later.
Sounds good. Fortunately I think this pattern does not need to _not_ match node IDs, which on rare occasions will happen to consist of all decimal digits.
No white space around ``=`` in a function definition as of PEP8.
nit: can you be consistent between `'` or "` over this module. There is multiple usages of both.
(I don't think we should enforce one or another over all codebase, but it is more readable when a module uses only one)
Originally, we did run each migration in it's own transaction but changed it to run the entire group of migrations that needed to run for a particular database state in a single transaction. The upside to this is that it allowed the set to run (and rollback) together which kept things cleaner and easier to solve in the event of migrations breaking for some reason. The downside of this is that depending on what you are doing the migrations might require a transaction at a more granular level (certain DDL changes can't be put inside a single transaction it seems

There has been discussion on this in issue #22. I remain on the fence to what the best/most elegant solution should be.
Ah, nice... I didn't realize that the harness did that.  Thanks.
Is it possible to `setnx` with a timeout all in one shot? If the program dies here without calling `extend_lock!` (super low possibility, but…), it will lock out all the other processes until you manually clear the lock.
id="value"
remove it until you are going to use  this method.
This doesn't remove the existing style.css from the repository. 

This also means there is an extra setup step to get the app properly set up, which is compiling CSS. For example, we'll need to make sure to build the CSS each time before pushing to prod, since it won't come along for the ride.

Before we totally cleave off the CSS, I want to make sure we've got a well established system people can use to get going easily.

Can you not ignore CSS for now, we'll build better tools, then we'll remove CSS?
why memcache is suggested here? also why twig?
Typo in timeout (timout)
braces on single line conditionals aren't necessary (I use Qt's coding style)
Could use a little output at this point, goes very quiet at this stage and can take some time to process (I initially thought enum_dcs was not returning), "Searching for XML files" or similar. 

[*] Checking locally..
[-] Error accessing C:\windows\SYSVOL : stdapi_fs_ls: Operation failed: The system cannot find the path specified.
[*] domain "xxxxxxx.com"
[*] Enumerating DCs for xxxxxxx
[+] DC Found: xxxxxxx-DC002
[+] DC Found: xxxxxxx-DC002
[+] DC Found: xxxxxxx-DC008
[+] DC Found: xxxxxxx-DC006
[+] DC Found: xxxxxxx-DC013
[+] DC Found: xxxxxxx-DC016
[+] DC Found: xxxxxxx-DC005
[+] DC Found: xxxxxxx-DC011
[+] DC Found: xxxxxxx-DC013

{long wait}
Meaningless in an exploit module.  Only used for Post.
Do you know a way to phrase this better? I wanted to say that it is applied to 2d images, not voxel-grids. The clustering is performed in a 5d space, though.
not exactly .. since i decorate the services.
sounds good. I'll make the change.
I never used gemsets as I always use bundler. I think there's no reason and it's bad pratice to use a different ruby locally than remote and hope nobody does it. So I think we don't have to take this into account.
Fair enough. We should probably make them do that by default eventually (I remember us hashing that out awhile back), but it's fine like this for now. Cool.
1. In all of this JSON, you don't quotation marks on the left hand side properties. 
2. Use single quotes `'`.
3. I see the string `'Color'` sprinkled all over the code now.  All of the default materials should have a string constant defined on the Material object and code should use that property rather the using a string literal everywhere.

For example, taking the above three comments into affect, the color material definition would look like this.

```
    Material.ColorMaterialId = 'Color';
    
    // Color Material
    Material._materialCache.addMaterial('Color', {
        id : Material.ColorMaterialId,
        uniforms : {
            color : new Color(1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.5)
        },
        components : {
            diffuse : 'color.rgb',
            alpha : 'color.a'
        }
    });
```
Right, it doesn't have anything to do with this, but it is embarrassing enough that I fixed it anyway.
I call them `components`, not `values` since it is common to say things like "the diffuse component."  What do you think about the semantics?  We need to be consistent.
Remove or add to do
I just mentally group it in a different category from vars that hold explicitly required modules or function definitions.  I usually put var declarations after function definitions / explicit required module assignments.  In that case, it is the first var declaration before the main function calls.  No crazy strong technical reason, just mental grouping and personal taste.
Same as above. Might worth to create a helper method for getting/instantiating CookieManager
Well, technically if children property returns all elements that was added, it's supported. The problem is how well.
I don't think we're going to fix these z-order issues at all. So ignore my  "add" method comments regarding iOS.
We should fire the event only onto the activity. Then forward listeners on the window to the activity proxy in window.js.
shouldn't this include mobileweb as well?
@etano It looks like we have some duplication here, would it be possible to refactor this?

Along the lines of

```javascript
var template = ( item.link.charAt(0) === '/' ) ? template.flagged1 : template.flagged2
output.push({
  date: new Date( item.pubDate ),
  config: config,
  url: 'http://mendeley.com/groups/' + config.user,
  html: $.tmpl( template , item ),
});
```
Why not assign these up above since they're constant?
Why did you favor to eliminate the default block completely (and add owner/group parameters for all files)?
This doesn't work when one is `ε` and the other is `2π - ε`.
I don't agree with your range argument. With ranges in general, we use "r.length" instead of $, *not* 0. If we wanted to keep it consistent, then it'd be ˋs[s.length, s.length]ˋ. Still, this function operates specifically on string arrays, so I don't we why we shouldn't be using $.

As for returning "": That's incorrect behavior: The behavior is "strips leading white space". This implies that the result must:
1. Be a slice of the original array.
2. Share the same tail as the original array.
I think `skipWS` is not generic enough to make public.
Two months ago, @monarchdodra proposed a utility function `skipWhite` in #827, but it is now closed.

And, the most major reason is: this is a regression fix, not a feature proposal.
Appender needs to know the size of DirEntry and DirHandle before it can instantiate. So the issues are still there but its not a canonical forward reference issue, i.e. module import order. Should I still mark it as @@@bug@@@?
Then I'd say it's good to go.
Recently as part of my GSOC project I just did a bunch of tests on std.utf.stride and it's possible alternatives and examined asm.  
I have to say that the main performance difference boils down to a single statement:
either compiler can inline and it flies or can't inline and it crawls.
Maybe if we had `dropExactly` or `dropOne`, I'd do it.

My "concern" with drop though is that is "safe", and if haystack is empty, then it will silently do nothing.

I'm not even sure the optimizer *can* do it's job: (extra empty checks) (extra loop).
Fixed now, sorry for the typo
myMock = mock(LinkableTestDomain);
when(myMock.onRegisteredToolsUpdateEvent(withSpecialEvent(event));

class MySpecialEventMatcher extends BaseMatcher() {

private RegisteredToolsUpdateEvent event;

public MySpecialEventMatcher(RegisteredToolsUpdateEvent event) {...}

@ Override
public void match(Event) {
     // return compareAnyFieldsYouLikeBetweenThoseEvents
}

public static withSpecialEvent(event) {
return new MyMatcher(event);
}

}
Similarly here this is a reversion.
I'm not really sure we want a separate task mapping file.  If someone doesn't like this, let me know and we'll move it.
hmm .. maybe you are right.

i also see that you likely used the BodyListener as inspiration:
https://github.com/FriendsOfSymfony/FOSRestBundle/blob/master/EventListener/BodyListener.php#L55

But I am not sure about my choice to call back to ``$request->getRequestFormat()`` .. i doubt anyone really will send decode able content that cannot set a proper content type.
you could have used the crowbar_rest validator for the common fields.  You may want to refactor that in the future.
Yes, indeed. Thanks for noticing that.
Here too, maybe add a comment explaining why public linkage of this private class is required?
Even though I set up the dialog boxes with ```autoOpen: false```, I also included ```display:none``` in the style so that:
 * these divs won't show up during page load, before jQuery UI turns them into dialog boxes
 * the dialog boxes won't show up after page load, just in case ```autoOpen: false``` doesn't behave as expected
 * if Javascript is disabled, the user will never see these divs

Someone please confirm that all of these things are true.

Also, on the subject of disabled Javascript: someone please confirm that removing classes still works as it did previously (immediately removes you from a class, without any confirmation) if Javascript is disabled.
I use jarn.mkrelease, Let me double check that
``has`` would be better IMO
ok.... ich gseh... passt ;)
If these are importers, there's really no reason for the word "map" to ever appear in the external API. That's an internal implementation detail. It would make more sense IMO for this method to be named `add_tag_names`. And for the parameter to be called `tag_names`, as its just a list of names. `tag_data` implies its a list of data dictionaries or something.
```
var merged = _dictionary.Select(x => string.Format("\"{0}\": {1}", x.Key, x.Value));

return string.Format("{{{0}}}", string.Join(", ", merged));
```
*aligned*
Won't the default argument kick in for `rt_init`when called from dylib_fixes.c?
Hi Ben,
Since this will be our generic template, I think we should only have the preferred ones.
This is because, 
1) We don't know how many names and identifiers a patient will have.
2) The ORUR01 message is responsible for managing encounters / obs, not patient demographic data. If it contains all identifiers and names, that wont match with its 'real purpose'
Nice. Go ahead and update this PR... I'll review the full thing then.
I don't think these inherittDoc tags are a good idea.

When used in this way, they provide no benefit (the docs are inherited by default); they add unnecessary noise.

inheritedDoc tags are really intended for when you want to supplement the inherited doc, rather than replace it.
Yeah, I think PipeLineCallback.doInPipeline() would be better.
Ok cool, no worries.  Thanks again!
Good point. Is it ok if I add a jgit dependency? I would not enjoy adding a global config for the path of the git executable.
You mean like this?

https://github.com/visionmedia/node-querystring/pull/33
`once its data are changed` -> `once its data is changed`
Image should probably be smaller.
First of all, you're using old deprecated form of `open` - you should make variable instead - `open my $manpage`. Second, you can specify encoding in `open` so you won't have to use `decode()` later - `open my $manpage, '<:encoding(UTF-8)', "download/$page"` - this will automatically decode `UTF-8` when reading from filehandle.
would <code>sonata_admin_content</code> be ok?
There is a constant already defined for the version, why not using with one? Also the version number is different which one is targeted for current service?

    #x-ms-version for service management.
    X_MS_VERSION = '2012-03-01'
Why this change? Can you make a test case for which it is required?
So when you see Django's `TestCase` inside a test you don't think it's `unittest.TestCase`?  It's a turtles all the way down argument and I think going with the most obvious is probably the best.  It's what we're doing everywhere except the few places that @dmclain snuck 'em in without me catching them.
Accidental global variable!
Haven't dug too deep, but will `self.data[self.add_prefix("user_pk")]` ever be an empty string? That could cause problems, and I know forms love to return empty strings.
Yes, I only included the minimum set of methods to build a key-value store introduced at the end.
You are right. Was using my old svn name, I will fix that ;)
testable=false and @ArquillianResource URL ?
Can you elaborate on the *.js.erb part? Why is this a concern for closurebuilder? Seems like if the order is right then it should be sprockets doing the work to process .js.erb, etc, files. Which also comes back to previous note about "unregistering" the default processor. If we override the default, then we loose all the .js.{erb,coffee, etc}.
Access timeout could also go from a non-zero value to another, which won't affect the passcode flow.
Mobile isn't just about screen size; context is also important. IMHO this is a failing of responsive design and progressive enhancement.

For example, if I search for GDS on a desktop, our design principles or styleguide should be higher up the list. If I search on mobile, probably our address / map / how to find us should be higher up the SERPs (there are probably better examples!). Exploring that sort of need is probably a bit more nuanced than any solution we've delivered thus far.
the the.
execAsync here as well
only add nodes that are their own benefactor
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