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Just wanted to drop a note about a new Rails site that we''re testing in the wild, http://www.vegaslists.com. The site allows users to create lists about anything Las Vegas related and then lets other users comment on those lists. It was a project that went from concept to completed in about 2 weeks, working on it after the ''real job'' for fun. It''s very simple

On 5 May 2016 at 23:31, Chris Lattner <clattner at apple.com> wrote: > Code owners are the leaders in the LLVM community, and driving/guiding the community *is* what they signed up for. If we need to refine the wording around that, then lets do that. This is what *I* signed up for, and I try to do my best. But I know people that didn't. I think we should refine the wording. >

...; > > How large? I mean, if we really care about the community as a whole, > > Renato, I can only assure you that (for hopefully totally transparent > reasons) I have a deep amount of care for LLVM as a project, and I know > that its long term success is *ONLY* possible through a vibrant and > awesome community as a whole. > > I can only interpret your tone and approach as saying that you think > someone or some people are trying to nefariously harm the LLVM community. > While I have no way to compel you to believe me, I really really do want > the LLVM community...

...to the project – whether it be at a developmental level, answering questions on forums and mailing lists, contributing documentation, or just generally advocating for it within your sphere of influence. It takes so many people’s efforts to make the project what it is and to sustain such a large and vibrant user and developer community. We created a general survey inquiring how people utilize Asterisk. It should only take about 10-15 minutes, but would help us understand better how our users are utilizing Asterisk and help us to understand if there are important areas of Asterisk that we underemphasi...

First up, congratulations to the team on RSpec 1.0.0! RSpec is one of the most vibrant and professionally-run projects in the world of Ruby open source. Now that there is a commitment to a stable API I think we''ll see RSpec really take off. Two quick things... In the absence of official Spec::UI docs, can Spec::UI be installed as a Rails plug-in? eg. script/plugin i...

I think it's a sad sign when the mailing list is more about how to manage access to the wiki than actually managing contributions and the content. I don't really have any confidence that centos wants a vibrant community. The recent change list at http://wiki.centos.org/RecentChanges isn't really a good sign. Sorry, but I felt if I simply unsubscribed and disappeared quietly, I'd not be doing anyone else any favours. best wishes Paul

I feel the need to protest about a disturbing trend in the vibrant RoR community - name dilution. ActiveRecord is called that precisely because it is that. The name come from Martin Fowler, and it expresses a class which is a database record, only _active_ - that is with methods & behaviors (unlike a classical database record, which is completely passive...

...Martin DeBono from Insightful will moderate a panel of experts in both S-PLUS and R to discuss plans for a common packaging system and tools to make it easy to convert R packages to S-PLUS. There will also be broader discussion about how the users of each dialect can coordinate efforts to create a vibrant community focused on the continued advancement of the S Language. [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...thout whom this community would not exist. (g) Anyone else I forgot who deserves some props for their work in making this one of the top open-source success stories around. To the Americans on this list, Happy Thanksgiving, and to the rest of you, thank you for making this such a vibrant professional community. Best regards to all, Dennis [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...(0.8352941, 0.3686275, 0, ), rgb(0.8000000, 0.4745098, 0.6549020), rgb(0.1686275, 0.6235294, 0.4705882), rgb(0.9019608, 0.6235294, 0.0000000)) plot(seq(along = col2), pch = 16, col = col2, cex = 1.5) but to be honest, I'd like to use something a little more vibrant. First, can anyone verify that these the colors in col2 are differentiable to someone who is color blind? Second, are there any other specific palettes that can be recommended? How do the RColorBrewer palettes rate in this respect? Thanks, Max

...lf) but for sure it is much more work to do this in comparison to the other script: # con (condition) #1: Standart-hoch #2: Standart-niedrig #3: Standart-mittel #4: Ringe-hoch #5: Ringe-niedrig #6: Ringe-mittel #7: Fitness-hoch #8: Fitness-niedrig # dye #A: Hoechst42 #B: Hoechst80 #C: Vio #D: Vibrant Orange gating 1 #E: Vibrant Orange gating 2 #F: NID APC #G: NID PerCP #H: DraQ #I: Syber Green 1000 #J: Syber Green 2000 #K: Syber Green 5000 #L: Acridin Orange FITC #M: Acridin Orange PerCP #Standart Hoch & Hoechst42, Hoechst80, Vio, NID APC, NID PerCP, Syber Green 5000, Acridin Orange FITC,...

...olor ramp I create using colorRampPalette(). Can someone tell me if it is possible to create transparent colour ramps? I am attempting to map shaded relief under elevation data. I know I can use the terrain.colors() with the alpha option, but I would prefer to create my own colour ramp using more vibrant colours. My most recent attempt at doing this involved generating multiple rgb colours with transparency (alpha = 0.5) and then combining these colours using colorRampPalette(). I am able to use the resulting colour ramp, but it has no transparency. # Make terrain colour ramp rgb7 <-...

...and banning anti-social behaviour in the CentOS Project has been part of an ongoing effort for a while, and now we feel it's time to come forward with a clear statement. As with any open community, we have disagreements on technical matters. It's part of the natural exchanges needed for a vibrant community, but we must keep the discussions civil. Have consideration and respect for other people. The power of an open source project is in the community. If the community gets broken, the project loses its fundamental reason-for-being. Code alone does not make open source, and community is made...

...lopmental level, answering questions on forums > > and mailing lists, contributing documentation, or just generally > > advocating for it within your sphere of influence. It takes so many > > people’s efforts to make the project what it is and to sustain such a > > large and vibrant user and developer community. > > > > We created a general survey inquiring how people utilize Asterisk. It > > should only take about 10-15 minutes, but would help us understand > > better how our users are utilizing Asterisk and help us to understand > > if there are...

...such as Puppet, MCollective and Capistrano. You love making improvements to processes to make everyone''s life better, and love to hunt down and fix performance and stability issues before our customers notice. The Aconex culture is what attracts and retains our great staff! We have a vibrant, flexible, team oriented culture, and talented people that share a passion for building great products. Aconex offers opportunities for professional development, as well as a social atmosphere. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Puppet Users"...

...;. Having them go through the same contribution process as everyone outside of Puppet Labs (though with the ability to walk over or holler, instead of having to email if they need something). We''ll likely be making more changes in the future to further achieve the goal of having a strong/vibrant/healthy open source community, though we haven''t figured any of this out yet. If you have any ideas for things you''d like to see, or comments/suggestions/questions about anything I''ve mentioned please feel free to bring them up here, or contact me personally. [1] http:/...

This week's FLOSS Weekly interview is about ClearOS (audio/video at http://twit.tv/floss168). Apparently they have taken the CentOS developer's frequently given advice to go away and do it yourself and will have a 'ClearOS core' release that is their own rebuild from Red Hat sources that will be the base for the ClearOS enterprise distribution instead of relying on CentOS as

From: Dag Wieers > Sorry to interrupt but he was describing how you appeared in previous > postings. And I have to say that I felt the same way reading some of your postings. Really? Then I'll re-read them since there's been a second confirmation. Just know that I wasn't trying to make it about good/bad. I'm just trying to make the point that companies aren't just

...ion at scale >   * Tools for optimization, profiling, and feedback >   * Source code transformation and analysis >   * Gap analyses of open-source LLVM-based tools > > Lightning Talks: The workshop will hold a lightning-talk session. Please > contribute to making this session both vibrant and informative! An > abstract and one-page summary are required for consideration. > > Deadlines: > >   * Paper submissions due: Extended to: September 14, 2020 (AoE) >   * Notification to authors of acceptance: September 28, 2020 >   * Camera-ready papers due: October 8, 2020...

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