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Oh right, that could be it...

Ah, we absolutely do! My bad here.

This is ridiculous. If you're not actually reading the variable from the environment that's not really an environment variable, is it?

I see now. That's for assignments like `scent( pos ) = num`. Looks like a WTF to me, but appears to be widespread.

vite looks like a horrible absurd bundler considering the number of issues and how childish and absurd those issues are. This vite nonsense is ruining the reputation of sveltekit. It's the only thing preventing the release of sveltekit. What a shame! svelte team made a terrible mistake by choosing an incompetent bundler.

the same logic that creates pods for regular tests is used for dualstack pods. In reality they are practically the same pods (readiness/ports/namespaces etc..). The only difference is dualstack pods have dual stack IPs. This ensure that same `shared` input is fed to the both test functions (dualstack and not dualstack) So i have to disagree on creating a `testPod` function for dualstack :-)

now its a font shitting up your browser

Any damage and the splints shatter? No deal, add at least some degree of threshold. Slapping someone on the ass and watching their splints fucking annihilate is hilarious, but too stupid.

`pointInPolygon((x, y), [(x1, y1), (x2, y2), ...])` is also Ok.

```suggestion \tupdateappearance(mutcolor_update = TRUE, mutations_overlay_update = TRUE) ``` Boolean values.

I was trying to see what issues there were running on travis bionic.

Damn you tabs, go away!

I'll take "Shit I didn't even know was in the code" for 500, Alex

Good point, I've gone ahead and migrated all interfaces to types.

https://github.com/Automattic/wp-calypso/pull/52089/commits/3fd6f256e790d810846c0ac684f41802be2838ed

If you specified the list of mutations new one needs to recieve you sure as hell dont want any random mutation to pop up

I don't actually know what this is used for. I removed it because it is using the (now removed) course_structure api. As far as I can tell, this is only used in course_overview.html were we show a warning that the course is using unsupported features. Is that something that is still needed?

Oops. I just /keep/ forgetting to make getters const.

you don't need this if here, instead do it *inside* the maybe_convert_to_utc function

You still have fucked up line endings

look at the shebang in the file

`@else` cannot be used because it catches a single argument. `@else if` is fine in most cases, but `@if` can catch cases where invalid values \u200b\u200blike `$transition-base: null, all 1s`.

Hmmmmm, I think that I would rather prefer that you create a real component / directive with a destroy hook and use it in an embedded view. This way: * we can test different scenarios easily (directives, directives with providers that have onDestroy hook etc.); * we don't have to modify `setupRootViewWithEmbeddedViews`; * we've got less dependencies on the internal impl details (`destroyViewTree`) WDYT?

I've done it and it does _not_ look pretty.

Wait a minute, can't you call `_insert_followers` on all `threads` once? Not sure that `_insert_followers` supports it, but it might be worth it. BTW the API of this method is very old-fashioned.

`setUp` is run for every single test. We created those two variables to hold the ORIGINAL values of `_COMMON_ATTRIBUTES` and `_NETWORK_ATTRIBUTES` so we can reset them every time a test is run.

Updated to `correct_inputs_count` as well as `partial_inputs_count` to avoid having len() in the template. The same could probably be applied to some of the `survey_question._prepare_statistics()` badge values of "Answered" and "Skipped" depending on how the fix for the counting of skipped choice questions is done + for how an "Incorrect" badge is added in (not done as part of this task since requires more changes than expected to be done cleanly).

https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/39840

Calcite is using `ByteString` for both BINARY and VARBINARY: https://calcite.apache.org/avatica/apidocs/org/apache/calcite/avatica/util/ByteString.html We should match, as that will minimize pain when I pull in the Calcite Rex code generation.

I am wondering if we can use standard HTTP verbs here? CREATE - NEW -> POST (idempotent - no) - IFNEW -> PUT (idempotent - yes) UPDATE - REPLACE -> POST (idempotent - no) - FORCE -> PUT (idempotent - yes) I think it will be easier to understand if CREATE and UPDATE are two separate endpoints.

I have no idea why this is marked as conflicting. git doesn't think there are conflicts (github should really try using git, it's a great DVCS). I'll "resolve" manually if reviewer wants, although if less ridiculous solution is known, please advise.

The `dl` library does not have any way to iterate over symbols. We'd have to use ELF library on Linux and something equivalent for MACHO on macOS. Possible in the future, but definitely overkill at the moment.

How the hell would an `SString` be null? I assume you wanted to check if it's empty. For that, use `.empty()`

I would move this comment down to right before line 10646

Please use `quoteStringLiteral()` immediately during concatenation and leave the variable unchanged. Otherwise, it's not reusable (see the comment above).

My proposal is that we stop using it. This type of change is absolutely ridiculous.

[to add here] my sentiment, is that they look hacky;

These vars such as rsize cant be in the middle of the code.. declare them first at the top.. ``` int rsize, fsize; DWORD envlen; char *val = NULL; ```

Yup, done!

doc this friggin proc

Even in a fix I manage to fuck something up goddamn

Why this "split", any reasons?

@joshdholtz craps. wrong copy and past.

Done, removed the cherry-picked commit and moved getFlowSchema into this commit

@awgu Yep it is

How very sloppy of me... Good eye, it has been fixed now.

probably a good idea. I'll add it

this change has nothing to do with this issue, I am just trying to simplify the code and leave the default value logic in one place

In general we try to stay close to Analysis Services behavior. When the RETURN clause is omitted, SSAS returns values from each of the cube attributes. This change would go in the opposite direction.

I'll add a TODO and a ticket number.

It's a bootstrap class. Live with it ;-)

I will add all those things. But how did you find out, that there was an `appcast` url? And there was a versioned download link? On the website, there is no information about all that.

oneLight isn't being used

I'll ask you about this in the IRC later since I don't really know anything about this pooling business and don't want to fuck anything up

Damn python wanted two blank lines between functions :cry:

How _hell the_ did I make it wrong again? ^^'

The last time I tried, array literals did't work in Jinja (unfortunately).

```-f``` refers to a setting in a function which calls this: IMO it's more appropriate to throw a customized exception, catch in the parent, and talk about ```-f``` there.

Then I would recommend we make it work by massaging it for now, then somebody will need to rewrite it to make it not suck. Maybe Silent would like to look at it since he added all the index stuff.

You poor soul, there are no problems with the code i just find based time funny

```suggestion upcommingChange && env.showUpcomingChanges ```

Do you mean: Bayesian Reasoning and Machine Learning?

Please update the description strings also -- that's the documentation that users will see.

`Provides the MonoAOTCompiler msbuild task`

@deeky666 yup...

Yes, I understand what you mean, I think it makes the code uglier, but here you go :)

Damn, why didn't I see that. Thanks. :)

oh, crap. missed this.

what if, it's a witch? fucking fix it no seriously use \\his

:( my coding skills are becoming rusted...

Please change this part to ``` build: - {{ compiler('c') }} - {{ compiler('cxx') }} - cmake ```

why not port forward UPNP is a bag of rubbish and if you have 2 PCs doing chia UPNP will not work.

Since user is not authenticated or authorized we can safely assume that the operation did not even start. If we mark a volume as uncertain, we would most probably get PERMISSION_DENIED or UNAUTHENTICATED error during Unpublish / Unstage.

THEY and instead of absorbing make you eggs which grow into more THEY It's the fact it can all be ruined by one faggot holding a key That makes it horrible. if you make ORGANS controllable individually its better than the whole mob controlled by all leg pounces, claw hurts, tentacle grabs

What @liggitt is saying is that we can NOT have such validation as long as the piecewise override from CLI flag happens. Such validation would be inconsistent with the validation done in `SetFromMap`

Seems reasonable. Added.

Yup made those changes a while back

This PR adds 37 new dependencies to TiKV. Now TiKV has to build prost and protobuf, grpcio and tonic at the same time. This is ridiculous.

Thanks @Tcharl yes if you have the time (as I know I won't). As we have no parent pom (which is good, clients usually have their own), there's no other way to add a new variable for the Spring version - or do you have a better idea? This really sucks

nit: with the name -> with the `{@code name}`

Gia is probably going to yell at you because MUH SIGNATURES.

Looks like indenting is screwed up here (you were fixing others so I'll assume this is fair game!)

It would be clearer to define these in the scope that they're used in, e.g. inside the `for()` loops below.

I'll take a look first thing tomorrow morning. (Though, this is ridiculous amount of changes to add a parameter to the gRPC. \U0001f92f\U0001f972)

Oooh my bad. I think I had added this in a PR. #4358 Apologies :pray: #4356

lowercase `d`?

no, only if the calculation is implemented naively :-)

Yes. This is the reason of my breaking change in the 1st commit, both DataMatcher and ViewMatcher objects can look identical. The class field is an optional property on both DataMatcher and ViewMatcher, and similarly, the args field can be an array of either String or Object. The difference is on the Espresso side, DataMatcher calls 'onData' and ViewMatcher calls 'onView'.

You can add `makeWrapper` to `nativeBuildInputs` and do ``` makeWrapper ${electron}/bin/electron $out/bin/${pname} \\ --add-flags $out/share/riot/electron ```

Some of the slack and twitter stuff got officially pulled into POCS, so let's strip all this from here.

Minor versions are all bug fixes, as towards newer version `2.27+`, early ones become more or less obsolete.

If possible, would be awesome not to mutate. All sorts of things end up breaking down the line after you do a mutation.

awesome! would you mind pushing a commit that removes this block entirely?

I rolled back all changes related to the wacky text- and path-processing functions in make. It was holding this change back. Mac users: get coreutils. Really, it is not that hard.

```suggestion make dmqdesign/spin:default OR make dmqdesign/spin:default:dfu ``` Sorry, just noticed this. Build instructions are case-sensitive so someone following the readme to the letter could get tripped up.

Something has happened here with all the newlines and stuff.

Same here. Better accept "masteranddns" as alias.

I kind of disagree since it's unambiguous: exponentiation has higher precedence than multiplication. Binary expressions with superfluous parens grinds my gears because it suggests its author didn't know the precedence rules. I would have written it as `sign * frac * 2**-1074` if eslint didn't complain about it, but it does.

Yeap, it will be a piece of cake)

I'd rather see the KPA be aware of the last pinned annotation than have the Revision be aware of this autoscaling annotation.