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Sure. Damn me and my wrong cut&paste...

We don't have much pyspark ourselves, but yes, it seems useful to have the breakdown, and it's easy to sum the values for the total.

I am wondering if we should hide this bug like this or just tell people catkin-tools has a missing dependency for folks to carry in their own snapcraft.yaml. This is technical debt we are buying into here

Totally fine as is.

Thanks for catching the backticks. Missed several of them around here. I changed "I needed a vacation anyway" to "Go tour the Deep." Does that fit better?

But what about other long-running processes? For example, all of these have long-running jvms: presto workers, hive metastore, hiveserver2, etc

Balloon alerts should also source from the object itself, because that is where you are already looking.

If is_nccl_backend is set, current_device is an int, which will not be accepted by torch.empty().

Yes, exactly the kind of disgustingness I had in mind :)

@HLeithner actually you don\u2019t have to rely on conventions, read the zip file, read the Joomla.xml or anything else that provides info about the installable and act on real data not on clumsy conventions

The solution that works for me is ridiculous but it does work (Mac OS): ``` Disable laptop Wifi Turn off emulator Do a cold boot start of the emulator Enable laptop wifi Empty the Expo app cache yarn start expo:clean ```

Nope, borg code is pretty SHIT

This is racy :(

Since we still have no feedback, I'd vote for option 2, (which doesn't break compatibility) _To leave available_storage_mb but we have to change the formula because it will introduce some confusion otherwise (my 2 cents)_

what i mean is, if one superuser might want to disable it for all users, while another might want to just disable it for themselves. ie, should the feature to disable all be separate from the feature to disable for the current logged in user (super user or not)

I think we should let ppl be able to decide, there will be an option anyway. Their choice.

OK, removed.

None of the public header files use boost, so right now I am using the boost that's included in their repo. Should I change this to one provided by conan? It's a pretty heavy dependency.

flashbag

> Valk sucks as it is. Don't see why it shouldn't be more on par with the lightfall. Because it is a sniper weapon and has high damage

You should overide input html element, the field input need id and aria-labelledby ```suggestion type TagInputProps = Override< Override<React.InputHTMLAttributes<HTMLInputElement>, InputProps<array>>, ( ```

Is this right? Can raw_args be torch.Tensor? (They exist in tests)

Eeeeh surely there's a way to make this read better right? Hell maybe this should even be a constant that does the replace and checks if it should be a question or a mode displaying beforehand too

This is racy.

```suggestion Create a file named \u201chass-daemon\u201d in the \u201chomeassistant\u201d Shared-Folder with the script below as its content. ```

renamed to `isAutosaving` in https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/6257/commits/5ee1caea9889e2134979e1b4ac05488cc82bb15b

what the fuck coiax

i've never found it to be uncomfortable (nor have the many lifeguards i've seen) but it definitely isn't as bad as wearing chainmail without padding is (and i've done that too, it *sucks*) which is what the uncomfortable tag is supposed to represent

As I mentioned, this code review is just for readability not functionality. As this is a container, I believe it'll be /root/ but we can test.

Oops, this is strange.. It is automatically "fixed" by .editorconfig. I did a permanent fix.

Because magic strings are always defines so that you don't fuck up by spelling it wrong.

Actually maybe this can just be fixed by just invoking `ActionsSystem.ActionReplaced()`? Or just leave it as is, cause I'll try clean up some of my shit code separately anyways.

We do mention transformer once in the docs, but agreed with sticking to transform here.

also test your damn code, this would make the singulo permanently impossible to posses, since it still has this flag

s/skinIsMobile/isMobileSkin

That's a weird way to aggregate stream notes considering there is obvious distinction between streams and not-streams in `Speed`

I don't think any of the fallback flows are involved here. If we throw a 403 here, we never redirect back to the fallback flows.

whoops nevermind. I guess you changed it around when I submitted the PR

Because this goroutine has no more work to do until some other goroutine does something to unblock this one.

Not sure if this would work, but could you keep this override but make it relative to the number of nodes on latest version, essentially removing the need for hte new "num lucene latest version" method? That is a very awkward parameter for a general integ test that is really specific to backcompat tests...

Somewhere here we should warn about the default timeout in the comments, because it's opaque that it might throw an exception. I think it might make more sense to return an `AssertionResult` instead of throwing, but calls to these waitFor's will need to be wrapped with ASSERT_TRUE

Did you get the printer booting? I'm not a developer but am generally able to modify examples and compile custom firmware; I have a machine I'm happy to test with, the stock firmware is rubbish

I don't think it's ideal If these methods are expected to be fluent they should always return `$this` I know PHPStan PRs are supposed to focus on syntax only but it doesn't mean we should induce or accept inproper behaviour or mistakes If slightly improving the code also fixes the syntax error we should go for it

ok, I'll add that

This can be flattened, see my other comment.

where are the femboys mister plowing monkey, where are they

I want to use `require` in order mock objects to be inferred as any. I came up with using `as jest.Mock<>` as an alternative but I guess this is a bit redundant and no different from using `any`.

Ah shit that was a replace all

Filter values to keep only selected values with scope & locales defined by context

@JoshFerge Thanks! We all occasionally write rubbish commit messages, as long as we remember to not make that a habit all is good.

Can we please remove all these extra commas you've added? This is an antiquated formal grammar that doesn't add anything to the comprehensibility of the sentence, and now we're polluting `git blame` with it.

Ah okay. Might need to use another uniform for a bool instead, in case this is some wacky precision issue.

"ls" is a terrible name for something we reference in other scopes. I think you tried to keep names around it consistent at pg_slot, but it's still totally ungrepable since it's used in the depths of iterator dereferencing. "slot_ops_list" or something is probably fine?

@ignasi35 I'm moving this to `Play.start` to ensure the log will happen only once.

https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/blob/71422c627264daedcbcd46f01f1ed0dcd8460f1b/ports/libusb/portfile.cmake#L3-L5

do we want to have less silly data?

These shouldn't be needed. ```suggestion ```

... build a customized...

There's some wacky stuff going on with borders between rows, but I'm not going to address that here

Do we really need an RWMutex? Wouldn't a normal mutex be sufficient? If I remember correctly, then only the archiver main loop calls the `fs` functions.

It was moved into the JDBCOptions as had been previously discussed.

Instead of allocating with `malloc`, it looks like the storage could be declared as a local, like `struct stat stat_buf;`.

????????????

Maybe you should not ever want anybody to do this, since the rest of your package (for example, your Pprof API compatible layer) does not work well when `globalCPUProfiler` is substituted (for example, the registered consumers just lost) or use a non global `ParallelCPUProfiler`. They simply doesn't work at all. So, instead of suggesting someone to stop a global cpu profiler to create a new global one, you should warn people DO NOT EVER try to replace it.

blank line at end of file

Why turn this into a setTimeout?

The `|| 41` here is silly. Just use `default_value` in your config entry.

Nevermind. Two different inputs, two different methods. I need more coffee.

Ah! right! Damn, C is such a foot gun. I wish Rust had been invented 30 years ago...

predict? same as below...

It claims to trim but looks like it does so with a weird method Try it

This needs :skull:ed I think.

these need to be indented under the switch.

doubtful, that causes the build method to be skipped... but it's in the build method \U0001f914

In my experience it's hard to trust `window.innerheight` 100% of the time but if it works for you in all devices, browsers and OS that's awesome.

No, you need to not add more overlays because they are slow as fuck to initialize and delete.

perf_precomp.hpp added

Nice separation. Could this be a bit more descriptive, maybe with a doc? Maybe `getPositionedContainerElement` or something like that. > A positioned element is an element whose computed position value is either relative, absolute, fixed, or sticky. (In other words, it's anything except static.)

we should probably have a file with blacklisted words too for server owners if we want to blacklist slurs and shit easily

Are these classes gaining anything by being subclasses of `DeviceManager`? It seems like all interactions between them are done by direct class method calls. (`DeviceManager.simulators`, etc)

Was the `prefix` passing above not being used at all?

If you really wanted to be fancy, you could register a webhook. It might be worth it if this is flaky.

god dammit it happened again @vulppine

If I do an API call with an option that's not in this list, I get a `500` instead of a `400` response. However, this seems like a minor point and it like's Rails magic that would be a pain to override.

I dislike the `LruCache` trying to keep track of the size of the underlying cache. I much prefer that caches/collections keep track of their own size.

i was confused at first then I realized the parentheses oh fuck me

this does wacky things for pod subresources like exec/attach... the object is the ExecOptions, right?

Manipulating a scapel from your wrist would be incredibly akward

Good call. Fixed.

It will ping the pusher.

I want to say there was some issue with the native gem for rb-readline on the wacky platforms, but it's worth a shot. I could be very wrong.

All of the above stuff above dealing with a paired list of named values seems like huge overkill compared to: ``` auto keys = dl.key_inputs().tree()->trees(); auto values = dl.value_inputs().tree()->trees(); for(size_t i = 0; i < keys.size(); ++i) { keys.push_back(emitExpr(keys[i])); values.push_back(emitExpr(values[i])); } ```

Minor remark: you can use `Common::StringArray`. In practice this doesn't change anything since this is a type for `Array<String>`.

Let's target 5.0 for this feature

Damn, you're right. Good catch. :(

Oh wait is this for the docs?

hrm i feel like it must be wtf why would it do that

damn these former ruby fingers

It's ridiculous.

Even better! Will be gone in the next push.