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Shit. I can never get CMakeLists.txt proper formatting | 1 |
```suggestion Once the build finishes, the Datadog Agent is now running in your application. Run the Datadog Agent status as explained in the [appendix section](#appendix-getting-the-datadog-agent-status) to make sure everything is running correctly. You should look out for the following section: ``` | 0 |
Same here. No need for `Ivy` in the name. | 0 |
```suggestion \t// Host name can be IPv4 address + netmask. ``` | 0 |
Nothing, i'm just a dolt who left it in by accident when I copy/pasted from elsewhere. | 0 |
This is not an emojicracy. Look at your PR, so many thumbs up on an awful idea. Even with the emojis on your favor, you can't argue with the points risen against your idea. The only reason you want the server vote is because you hope there's enough valid hunters and powergamers so this doesn't go through. How relevant are these votes when it comes to nerfs? Most people don't like them, but they usually have to be done. We shouldn't be discussing your other PR in here but your way of thinking is just awful, but mainly WRONG. Literal lies so you can pass your awful PR. We ALL know "Arrest" is already "this guy should be tased no questions asked". There's NO officer that peacefully comes and asks whether he can search you or not. If the other guy moves 1 tile away, I wouldn't be surprised if officers started shooting lethals at him. Has happened many times before. "TERMINATE" is just validhunting. As an admin you should be against this but obviously you love to promote shitty behaviors. | 1 |
Direct copy from other component. Will remove. | 0 |
It you find "parts" to be clumsy would "side" be any cleaner? | 1 |
Split over three lines | 0 |
Besides this whole paragraph sounds pretty sinister, like we're some evil corporation which wants to acquire personal data of off everyone \U0001f608 | 0 |
Yep, that's fine! | 0 |
Also, if you add `mutex` and `condition` in `SharedBlocks`, it will probably be possible not to store `storage` field. | 0 |
yeah sadly it's a necessary evil, I used it for a (mostly) gimmicky system, so your use atleast legitimises it somewhat. | 0 |
Nevermind, you did it except for... | 0 |
Sounds good to me. One last question I have is: Don't you think in the future we might want `RunIf(min_gpus=2)` to let tests run on both platforms? assuming both support what's being tested and we had CI jobs for each | 0 |
we prolly need remove_resource for template and revision too? | 0 |
Nevermind, just saw it at the bottom. | 0 |
I'm thinking that depending on the package manager the dev is using those dependencies may not be installed now they are peer dependencies. I guess we can follow up on it once this PR is merged and the packages are published to see what impact there is and get fixes in place before 8.3 and/or document breaking changes. | 0 |
This should probably have the same effects that Sagittarius A* has, no? it was surprising that this black hole didn't suck me in and crush me into nothing | 1 |
Remove this hunk. The commit shouldn't be deleting this unrelated line | 0 |
```suggestion final PriorityQueue<UUID> queue = new PriorityQueue<>( Comparator.comparingDouble(k -> clientStates.get(k).taskLoad()) ); ``` Upon second reading, this does the same thing, right? | 0 |
Hi Mom :v: | 1 |
> Wait, looking at this again, why we need to do this bunch of stuff just to get datetime object again? I wanted to get the date in the format of yyyy-MM-dd. > Okay, I tried this code and it always seems to return today's date. Can you please fix this? I removed `utcnow()` and suggestion.last_updated always saved in the UTC time. | 0 |
yup...I think that would work. | 0 |
Is it possible `useCallback` already does this for you under the hood? Seems like something @oatkiller would know. | 0 |
You don't need the builds file. You should probably cherry-pick the commit I sent you offline (https://github.com/weshaggard/corefx/commit/c4a91f39e8ab1403baf1cd5ee873509230d7f5d2) to fix up the projects and solution. | 0 |
we can say it's the empty string by default, similar to how we define the default for `-user` | 0 |
jesus fucking christ, just use input() | 1 |
Definitely fucking not. Try and use GLOB.all_areas or similar. | 1 |
CRASH basically generates usual runtime error output > generating diagnostic debugging output This shit right here is why i want it Please do | 1 |
Damn. Who named that variable! | 1 |
We need rephrasing here a bit I think > For example, the condition `$1 > 1` would be expressed as a the guard `{:>, :"$1", 1}`. | 0 |
True. Hell, I haven't really thought much about proper packing anyway. That's not something we're ready for yet. :P | 1 |
maybe hide the parent only if it has [vue-entry]? this way if PeriodSelector is used directly in a Vue template, an element in the parent component wont be accidentally hidden | 0 |
Yup, it's pool, this makes sense. | 0 |
I don't want to use "defaults". Defaults should be provided by "values.yaml" | 0 |
Who writes column statistics into Glue for Iceberg tables? | 1 |
No, it's just for consistency's sake. I did riff on the uncooked ones for a few that sounded fun, but it's not 1:1. | 0 |
To me "no shit" feels correct | 1 |
@housseindjirdeh We do now support `devDependencies` in templates, but that hasn't been released yet. https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app/pull/8838 @ianschmitz I've added this to the agenda to discuss this week, and I can then try to make the changes. It'll only affect tests, so won't block the next release - but needs fixing, agreed. | 0 |
```suggestion res = np.full(n_outputs, np.nan) ``` | 0 |
As discussed with @vieux: in a future PR, you could simply use job.AddEnv() which already takes care of json marshalling. | 0 |
I'll break the loop if the context is done and ensure we exit with an error | 0 |
A commented explanation of wth `DJANGO_FIELD_CACHE` is and why these fields are in `DJANGO_CACHED_FIELDS` is a must here. | 1 |
@nden Or, did I miss something here? | 0 |
 Replace "!=" with "!==". [](https://sonarqube.wikia-inc.com/coding_rules#rule_key=javascript%3AEqEqEq) | 0 |
I get it. How hard would it be to write the loop yourself exactly where you need it. This function was always really obscure to me even in numpy. | 0 |
```suggestion If the properties are passed in the same order as it is defined in the `jdbc:Client`, you can pass it ``` | 0 |
RE: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/gcloud-node/pull/1193/files#r58237170 | 0 |
what does `itf` mean? | 0 |
nit: `future.onSuccess {` (also below for `onFailure`). | 0 |
??? this is fucking charcoal | 1 |
nearly every fucking use of this proc involved spawn(0) | 1 |
Shards will irradiate the shit out of the wizard if they grab it, and singularities are anchored so they'll need to spend two spell points on what is basically a suicide spell | 1 |
Yeah I realized that fuck up. I\u2019ll get that changed this evening when I get off my shift. Expect a commit for that eventually. | 1 |
gorename is too slow and cumbersome, but sed would be too wild :) | 0 |
Instead of this crazy hack, can't you just use the `data` object below to update and get an error when it fails? | 0 |
A gorrilion commits and a awful change, sign me up for some drama. | 1 |
oh i didn't even notice that, thank you! | 0 |
Perhaps a "switch"-style instead here? ```nix { mips = "Mips"; x86 = "X86"; ... }."${platform.parsed.cpu.family}" or throw "Unsupported system" ``` (or thereabouts) | 0 |
I can't follow basic instructions and everything is fucked now | 1 |
Aw crap...Ruby indentation. I'll fix it. Thanks. | 1 |
Yes, that's intended. In that case it should fall back to `this.createDefaultLayout()`. | 0 |
What is the plan to get rid of these? We can't have this direct linkage. | 0 |
It's probably karma for not back-filling with unit tests. I work for a TDD-focused company! I should know better :) | 0 |
However the intention is to steer folks away from `as_matrix`? | 0 |
They're actually `WPError from 'wp-error'` but we don't have the package installed (and I didn't want to figure out why its not in this PR). | 0 |
Damnit. I still actually need to test the knockback stuff, haha. | 1 |
so, for 3-D images such as MRI or tomography, you suggest to index as im[fm, rr, cc] ? This convention has the drawback to single out one dimension, which often is no more than a dimension of space. | 0 |
yup there is a test like that below :) | 0 |
This variable name seems a little weird to be honest. | 1 |
Wait wtf is this shit? | 1 |
o-pretty not used? | 0 |
I guess `apply` has been accepted in java land also? Otherwise we could call them `receive` and `receiveSignal`? | 0 |
I could have sworn I saw you implement this already in another PR. Or am I imagining things? \U0001f605 | 0 |
This is probably redundant now https://github.com/glennrp/libpng/commit/9f734b13f4ea062af98652c4c7678f667d2d85c7 | 0 |
I am praying the gay away. | 1 |
Hey, the IC printer somehow shits out circuit boards, LEDs, and what I can only assume are LCD screens using nothing but metal, it can probably make plastic rectangles. | 1 |
Makes me curious what happens when we try to rotate log files on Windows while someone is streaming! A problem for another day. :grimacing: | 0 |
It's possible. I get a little concerned when libraries put all their own retry logic under the cover as they may not understand a larger symptom of what is going on that they should stop. If you want I can move it down to the lower layer. | 0 |
Ah, too bad. LLNL also had some code for double double and quad double, but the license looked ridiculous, as in, you needed to fill out a form. | 1 |
closing because this is ridiculous as a unit test | 1 |
Please group the non-stdlib imports at the bottom, separated by a blank line. | 0 |
This is good but kinda hacky so some comments would be great :+1: | 0 |
@arv: is it not possible to have the wacky go comments on struct name? ``` `noms:"Y"` type X struct { ... } ``` | 1 |
Didn't want to fuck with it and used the same vars | 1 |
It was not! | 0 |
Probably, but not a thing I'm gonna do in this PR. Probably should open an issue. | 0 |
```suggestion dtypes=(torch.uint8,), ``` | 0 |
and uninstallPackages below --- In reply to: [350881214](https://github.com/microsoft/azuredatastudio/pull/8473#discussion_r350881214) [](ancestors = 350881214) | 0 |
Okay removing the space before the comment is arguable (although I hate it), but removing alignment? What the hell is wrong with you. | 1 |
Same as commented before. | 0 |
ah, my mistake, will update soon | 0 |
yep, i have have some doc missing there still. | 0 |
This is still atypical output, as it is from inside docker. The instance label also doesn't match the configuration | 0 |
Just saw how it's been done in the Moonlander's Via json. DAMN! Yeah, I'm not doing that. I'll submit it without the lighting, if someone else wants to add it, good. I can't test it on my Falba Tech ErgoDox anyway. | 1 |
damn, looks like one still needs to manually copy-paste here.... | 1 |
> Gives you a nasty case off Tourette's > off you fucking kidding me? | 1 |
Bizarre. I see it now. I wonder if I got caught between builds. Anyway, looks good! | 1 |
You're in luck... we just removed it entirely! | 0 |