The 2nd Monitor

Duga

00:00

RELOAD! There are 1615 unanswered questions (94.4019% answered)

TheCoffeeCup

@Duga 1615 > 1609 (the previous unanswered count, I think)...

We're dipping below 95%.

Captain Obvious

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Q: Safe Login Standards

I'm really trying to wrap my head around application safety in some web pages. I'd like to mention some of the things I've done in the past and hear some critiques on how I can get better. Applications I have made in the past have been mostly for hobby, but I'm currently creating one with data th...

0

Q: Mutating Objects: Mutable<T> class

Recently I felt the need to write a Mutable<T> class so that I can pass immutable objects through methods. Some examples of immutable classes (including primitive types): int long short byte double float String (though already has a StringBuilder class BigInteger and others. There is a lot o...

java generics

mjolka

nice article by joe duffy on memory safety, type safety, and concurrency safety: joeduffyblog.com/2015/11/03/a-tale-of-three-safeties

Phrancis

00:23

Anyone around use MySQL regularly?

Maybe not.

Duga

possible answer invalidation by 200_success on question by user4612360: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/111059/revisions

Duga

00:45

@sprinter They get rejected because this is not CodeReview. I understand that a lot of interesting questions get closed due to the rules, which sucks. But those rules also prevent trash, and I'm sure more trash has been prevented than gems have been closed. Attempting to refine the rules is what MetaStackoverflow is for. He should edit his attempts/research into his answer. You cannot blame me for assuming this was a code request. For all you know, this could be homework, which isn't bad, but should at least show attempts/research along with the problem. — Vince Emigh just now

SirPython

Should this question be closed?

nhgrif

01:04

So... this user is pretty trolly-polly across SE: stackexchange.com/users/1704179/ricky?tab=activity

Phrancis

@nhgrif hey there

SirPython

@nhgrif It's amusing how he/she says that down-voting is "rude".

nhgrif

astronomy.stackexchange.com/questions/12533

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Q: Why isn't solar thermal power the leading source of energy today?

There's something called Desertec (I believe) whose advocates claim that if 0.3% of the Sahara desert were covered with solar thermal power towers, mirrors, etc, it would make all of Europe and North Africa energy-independent. It would eliminate the need to burn fossil fuels; it would render hydr...

power

(And the second one had a pile of comments that were cleaned up after I flagged them

Hosch250

That could be a good question on the right site, possibly.

However, there are many many issues with it.

nhgrif

The electrical engineering question's biggest problem is that it's not even a question so much as a political statement.

Hosch250

01:17

Including the solar panels frying birds and inefficiency in the capturing of energy.

True, politics plays a major role in it.

Windmills have similar issues: producing either too much or too little, disturbing air channels, chopping birds up, and more.

nhgrif

That's the most obvious example of my problem with him, but if you look through his activity stream, he's doing that same thing, very subtly across all of the SE sites he's a part of.

If it were only on the religious sites plus Philosophy, I really wouldn't care. But he's on Astronomy, History, and Electrical Engineering.

Hosch250

I think it is the windmills, but I can't say with 100% certainty, but one of these alternate sources of power messes birds and dolphins migratory paths up somehow.

History can be quite politically tinged, as can astronomy.

Not necessarily the sites, but the topics.

Unfortunately.

nhgrif

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A: Are there any evidence besides the scriptures that the Ark of the Covenant existed?

All proof is non-religious, more or less by definition. Faith does not require proof. As for the empirical evidence of the Ark's existence, no, nothing's been found to satisfy a sufficient number of historians, archeologists, theologists, etc. to be declared official.

> All proof is non-religious, more or less by definition. Faith does not require proof.

What is that answer doing on History.SE?

Hosch250

LOL, why is it that highly upvoted?

nhgrif

exactly

And this answer on Astronomy

0

A: Is Earth unique in its fairly clear atmosphere?

Until proven otherwise, you might as well consider Earth unique in the Universe. The phenomenon you mention is hardly the only unique feature. The sheer number of combinations of elements our plane has is mind-boggling and well beyond the boundaries of mere probability. The further away one gets ...

I'd downvote it if I could.

Hosch250

01:23

That doesn't even remotely answer the question.

nhgrif

it sort of does

just... it's not scientifically backed... and the frustrating part is his insistence that his answer is the most scientifically correct one

Hosch250

Didn't we used to be able to flag questions and answers without accounts?

SirPython

Ricky's first comment on his answer seems a little rude to me (at least on the first sentences)

Hosch250

Or was it just edits?

StackExchange

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Q: Migration Paths

If you can cast close votes, you now have a new privilege! Up until recently, only moderators could migrate an off-topic question to Stack Overflow or Programmers.SE - if you haven't noticed yet, the close > off-topic > migrate dialog now offers two new migration paths (migrating to CR.Meta was ...

discussion site-policy migration vote-to-close close-dialog

Phrancis

01:33

I didn't remember how much I disliked MySQL @Mat'sMug...

USE Francis;
DELIMITER $$
DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS `hello_world` $$
CREATE PROCEDURE `hello_world`
(
	OUT `v_HELLO` TEXT
)
BEGIN
	DECLARE `v_HELLO` TEXT;
	SET `v_HELLO` = 'Hello, World!';
	SET @`v_HELLO` = `v_HELLO`;
	SELECT @`v_HELLO` AS `Result`;
END $$
DELIMITER ;

CALL hello_world(@out_value);

# Result
Hello, World!

Now, I do.

TheCoffeeCup

Really? Just really?

codereview.stackexchange.com/review/low-quality-posts/48128

A high rep user posting a comment as an answer???

Captain Obvious

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Q: Python object-orientated pipe cooling simulations

Here is my code simulating liquid in a pipe cooling under different conditions. How did I do approaching this in an object orientated way? Is there any way I can improve this code? import numpy as np import scipy from scipy.optimize import minimize from matplotlib import pyplot as plt cols = ['r...

python simulation matplotlib

Hosch250

Two deletes on it.

Phrancis

Make that 3

Hosch250

And gone.

Hosch250

01:53

@Phrancis Why are you using MySQL?

StackExchange

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Q: Why wasn't the community consulted before adding Stack Overflow as a migration target?

Stack Overflow has been added as a migration target for off-topic Code Review questions. Why was the community consultation process overlooked before adding that "target"? Personally I feel that adding that as a target is going to lead to a number of negative impacts on Code Review, and it will...

discussion migration

Phrancis

@Hosch250 Just setting up IntelliJ 0xDBE IDE

Hosch250

Why do you need SQL to set up an IDE?

Phrancis

It's a SQL IDE... ;0

Hosch250

Oh. Why did you choose it if you need MySQL?

Oh, yeah, you run Mac.

SQL Server isn't an option.

Phrancis

02:01

@Hosch250 It is now ;) ^^

Hosch250

It is? Then why not use it?

Phrancis

I am. See screenshot

Hosch250

I thought you said you were using MySQL and IntelliJ?

Phrancis

No and Yes, I'm using IntelliJ 0xDBE (not IDEA), simultaneously with TSQL, PostgreSQL and MySQL

Hosch250

Oh.

That reminds me, I need to write my final paper for my database class.

Phrancis

02:04

Oh, I'd love to read that over once you have written it

Hosch250

Sure.

I've been told that I'm a good writer, if you don't mind me saying so.

Phrancis

But yeah, as you can see by above screenshot, SQL Server i extremely permissive compared to the other two :)

Hosch250

I usually use the Management Studio.

Phrancis

Me too, at work anyways

It's cool this works on OS X and Linux though, in addition to Windows

Hosch250

Is declaring a variable required? Because SQL Server can also do this:

Phrancis

02:08

It supports like 8-10 different DBMS too, these are just the 3 I had on hand

Hosch250

Select 'Hello World' as Result

Phrancis

All 3 can do that^ just like that (with very slightly different syntax)

Hosch250

Why all the error handling in PostgreSQL?

Phrancis

SELECT 'Hello World' AS [Result]; --TSQL
SELECT 'Hello World' AS "Result"; --Postgres
SELECT 'Hello World' AS `Result`; #MySQL

Hosch250

You don't need the brackets in TSQL.

Phrancis

02:10

It's not error handling, really. You just can't declare variables in inline queries

Hosch250

I mean, why do you need 'Drop Function If Exists...'?

Phrancis

Oh.

Probably just a mistake of mine :)

Yeah, it works fine without

@Hosch250 You don't, and you don't need the quotes or back-ticks in the other two either, but the behavior is more predictable if you have them

Hosch250

With spaces, I think you need them.

Phrancis

Well, in all 3 cases it just escapes reserved symbols

Hosch250

Oh.

Phrancis

02:13

SELECT 'Hello' AS Table; --should give a warning or error

SELECT 'Hello' AS [Table]; --no problem

Hosch250

Hmm.

Mat's Mug

MySQL makes me want to write PHP

Phrancis

LOL

Surprising as it may sound, PHP actually appears to make MySQL better than it is natively.

Hosch250

Hmm, you can also do SELECT 'Hello' AS 'Table';

Phrancis

Um, sure; not sure why you'd want to do that as a regular string, as opposed to the better literal syntax

SELECT 'Hello' AS 'Hosch250''s Table';
SELECT 'Hello' AS [Hosch250's Table];

Mat's Mug

02:17

@Phrancis this is anything but a coincidence ;-)

Phrancis

Oh. Right. PHP ships with MySQL huh.

I just don't know how you put up with MySQL for so long. I wrote one script and I'm already tired of it.

Making your own delimiters is kind of fun, admittedly.

USE Francis;
DELIMITER OHAI
DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS `hello_world` OHAI
CREATE PROCEDURE `hello_world`
(
	OUT `v_HELLO` TEXT
)
BEGIN
	DECLARE `v_HELLO` TEXT;
	SET `v_HELLO` = 'Hello, World!';
	SET @`v_HELLO` = `v_HELLO`;
	SELECT @`v_HELLO` AS `Result`;
END OHAI

CALL hello_world(@out_value) OHAI
DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS `hello_world` OHAI
DELIMITER ;

Works perfectly as-is :D

Mat's Mug

@Phrancis oh, I'm done with it now, got everything on SQL Server. MySQL is just a data source

Phrancis

I wonder how crazy you can get with delimiters before it breaks

UM

WAT

DELIMITER NULL

That also worked perfectly.....

Captain Obvious

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Q: Synchronization algorithm for deterministic context switching between threads

Curious how sqlite3 would handle different race conditions in a multithreaded environment, I created a simple module called deterministic for serializing the execution of multiple threads that lets the programmer explicitly program in the spots where thread-switching happens. Hopefully this exam...

python algorithm multithreading synchronization

Phrancis

That feels deeply, deeply wrong

It apparently can't tell the difference between the keyword NULL and the keyword NULL

Hosch250

02:27

LOL, what is the difference?

Phrancis

@Hosch250 NULL

Hosch250

I'm pretty sure SQL Server wouldn't allow that.

Phrancis

Oh hell no

Hosch250

There is one thing that kind of surprised me, though.

Phrancis

> Incorrect syntax near DELIMITER

Hosch250

02:28

It let me make a table named Degrees, which is a keyword.

Phrancis

Yeah. It's pretty forgiving and will usually compensate for SQL coders' errors like that

Hosch250

I was creating a university DB, so it wasn't an error.

Phrancis

Well, it was an error as far as SQL is concerned, it just didn't tell you about it, and fixed it for you ;0

Hosch250

C# wouldn't have let me.

Phrancis

As it should

C# relies on developers knowing stuff like that. TSQL well not so much...

Duga

02:35

Maybe you might be able to ask this on the Code Review SE site. But this is very much off-topic for Stack Overflow. — David 34 secs ago

Phrancis

We have a few tables like that at my workplace, e.g., WORKERS, JOBS, SCHEDULES which can be ambiguous, so we normally use brackets, or specify the schema

Duga

I am getting correct output when using KMP with your findPattern(pattern) function, could you post what you expect? Also, it seems that codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/109281/… and codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/107909/… verified that you are getting indeed the correct output and improved your code. — jermenkoo 6 secs ago

Captain Obvious

02:51

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Q: Web API Interview Practical Test, need opinion on my code

A week ago, I applied for a 'Software Engineering Internship' at one of the company and here are the skills they required: What we are looking for • Excellent problem solving skills • Knowledge of at least one object oriented language and at least one scripting language • Ability to wo...

c# asp.net mvc api

Phrancis

03:46

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A: Migration paths to other sites

For migrating to Stack Overflow, there are some good guidelines at What topics can I ask about here?. Quoting, specifically: Stack Overflow is for professional and enthusiast programmers, people who write code because they love it. We feel the best Stack Overflow questions have a bit of s...

^^ Opinions / Edts from @ all community are welcome. I tried to make it pretty "general"

Captain Obvious

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Q: Parsing a command line

I've written an object which allows parsing and serializing a command line. I don't in any way consider this done, but this is the beginning of it. I know there are other implementations out there like this, but they tend to be either too primitive or too heavy. This is an attempt to simplify par...

strings parsing console delphi

Phrancis

@Phrancis also @Mat'sMug see above

Mat's Mug

saw it 10 minutes ago ;-)

Phrancis

lol

Mat's Mug

BTW if you didn't see it, @Pops is making a little hidden announcement here:

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A: Why wasn't the community consulted before adding Stack Overflow as a migration target?

I'm the one who enabled the migration targets earlier today. I was going to post an announcement here on meta, but some other stuff popped up so I punted it until tomorrow... well, I guess I don't really need to anymore? It was pointed out to me at the end of last week that CR was still missing ...

> As for community ads, those run on half-year cycles, roughly aligning with the first and second halves of the calendar year. I'm sorry that we didn't get ads up and running for you during the current cycle, but they'll definitely be working starting with the next cycle (so, Jan. 1, 2016, give or take a few days).

Phrancis

03:57

@Mat'sMug Hmm, I better get started on a nicer landing page for Cardshifter

> I picked based on stats of where CR has actually frequently migrated questions to in practice and the fact that this community has an excellent track record of migrating questions appropriately (by which I mean that migrations are not rejected on their destination sites).

That's actually^ quite good :)

Mat's Mug

meh, I removed my answer

Phrancis

Indeed you did

Mat's Mug

@Phrancis I had already edited rolf's question to link to that post ;-)

Phrancis

Always a step ahead of me LOL

StackExchange

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Q: Can Stack Overflow be removed as a migration target?

There are a number of reasons why migrating to stack overflow is a good thing: People who ask off-topic questions on Code Review are able to get answers to their questions (even if it is on a different site) .... Hmm, that's right, there's only really one good reason for migrating to Stack O...

discussion migration

rolfl

04:06

Boo

Phrancis

Hey @rolfl

Mat's Mug

monking!

I'm not buying your point 4, which seems to be the "damaging" part

Phrancis

@rolfl this is purely my own opinion and nothing/nobody's else, and I was curious at the apparent (as opposed to actual) slant towards being against migration path to SO...

But is the problem of users who are banned from SO, coming here to ask instead, as widespread as you make it sound?

rolfl

about 50% of questions I migrated as a moderator were rejected... yeah

You get used to it, though, and end up suspecgint the users before migrating... then checking their SO profiles.

Phrancis

suspecgint?

rolfl

04:13

Typing with a cat in my lap.

Phrancis

That's off by 2-3 letters to the left lol

rolfl

If the question looks like an SO question here on CR, it's often a Q-banned person.

Mat's Mug

wouldn't a Q-banned SO user be somewhat unlikely to ask a migration-worthy question anywhere?

Phrancis

(unless they copy-pasted from SO to CR?)

Mat's Mug

broken code ~> SO isn't and shouldn't be an automatism

16

I didn't pin that

rolfl

04:15

Here, most recent example:

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Q: (Python)My Program won't randomly select "Jack, Queen, king or an Ace" in my Blackjack program

I don't know what's the problem with my program it won't randomly select Jack, Queen, king or an Ace" in a tuple import random ace = int(0) def blackjack(): cardclass = ['spades', 'clubs', 'hearts', 'diamonds'] jack = int(10) queen = int(10) king = int(10) cardnum = [2,3,4,5...

python game

Phrancis

@Mat'sMug I decided to pin that one.

rolfl

Let's migrate that to SO.... ... ?

Mat's Mug

@rolfl code dump, I woudn't migrate

"where's my bug"

rolfl

Exactly, let's close that and migrate it to SO.

Mat's Mug

> Questions seeking debugging help ("why isn't this code working?") must include the desired behavior, a specific problem or error and the shortest code necessary to reproduce it in the question itself. Questions without a clear problem statement are not useful to other readers. See: How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.

no

Phrancis

04:17

@rolfl But we actually aren't doing that...?

rolfl

No, but it only takes 3 500-rep users.

Phrancis

Ah, right...

rolfl

And, they will answer it first.

Mat's Mug

and get slapped with NAA's and downvotes

right?

rolfl

bahh, no they won't.

how many people really downvote answers? And, answers are answers if they answer the question....

(even if the question is off-topic).

Mat's Mug

04:19

we're Code Review... answers are answers if they review the code in the question...

rolfl

For the record, I have answered questions on Stack Overflow before when anticipating a migration here to Code Review... so, why should the reverse not happen?

Migrations are broken by design. The only time they really make sense are when a new site is forked off from an existing one.

In almost all other cases, it's better to delete, and re-ask.

Migrations are otherwise too wishy-washy, random, and open to abuse.

Mat's Mug

so if I understand correctly, we're better off removing the SO target now before anyone gets to vote to migrate crap, than trust the community and see what happens?

Captain Obvious

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Q: Python write to files is slow

I have written a file to extract text from news articles. The program works as I want it to except it takes hours for it to write the output files. I have tried different buffering options as well as adding the data I want written to an array before writing that to the file. I have almost no expe...

python performance beginner python-2.7

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Q: keeping rspec controller tests DRY

I wanted to keep my controller tests DRY, readable, and make writing new tests very simple so that it encourages good practices like one assertion per test (if you have to redo a lot of work over and over, chances are you're just gonna shove more assertions into the same test to avoid the extra w...

rspec

rolfl

Well, here are the SO migration stats:

Programmers -> SO has almost 1-in-5 rejected......

But, more importantly, consider the numbers.... count the number of actual migrations vs. cross-posts....

I bet you we have as many cross-posts a week (based on comments posted by Duga) than we have from actual migrations in 3 months

And, Stack Overflow is a site of a half-million people - and they total 3 migrations per day to their busiest sites.....

Mat's Mug

right. because migration from SO takes forever, because it's mod flags doing it. with a SO -> CR path, community users with > 3K rep would be doing it, and we'd be getting at least half the cross-posts

and we would keep preventing the wrong migrations, with the help of @Duga

rolfl

04:29

But, the cross-posts are mostly good.... people change their posts before cross-posting. Look at your comment above:

12 mins ago, by Mat's Mug

> Questions seeking debugging help ("why isn't this code working?") must include the desired behavior, a specific problem or error and the shortest code necessary to reproduce it in the question itself. Questions without a clear problem statement are not useful to other readers. See: How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.

We cannot edit the user's code before migrating.... so, we can't migrate.

Mat's Mug

that's actually a close reason on SO

again, the vast majority of "broken code" posts are unfit for SO...

rolfl

As in, all of them..... pretty much.

So, why confuse things by making a migration path.

Phrancis

        for i in freqs:
            mag = mag + freqs[i]*freqs[i]

        mag = sqrt(mag)

rolfl

Show me 1 problem that migration actually solves?

Phrancis

Why in the world is that sqrt() there (sorry for interrupting)

rolfl

04:32

(that can't also be solved with a delete/reask)

@Phrancis Get the square-root for the sum-of-squares.

Mat's Mug

well, reposting obviously thwarts migration

rolfl

It's worse than that too.... migration thwarts reposts too.

Phrancis

Are migrations sort of an X/Y problem?

rolfl

How many merges have you had to do because of late-migrations?

@Phrancis yes.... mostly.

Mat's Mug

yeah that's annoying.. but not that many actually.

and IMO late migrations happen because of the flag handling time on SO

so there's also a bit of a chicken-and-egg issue there

rolfl

04:36

And that, is the evidence that you;ve been bamboozeled.

You just admitted the real problem....

Mat's Mug

bamboozeled huh

rolfl

that migrations only really happen because of flagging, and not because of community votes to migrate

So, what does migration-close-votes do?

Mat's Mug

on SO. because there's no path to CR.

rolfl

nothing.

Mat's Mug

because there's no path to CR

rolfl

04:38

In part, but, most migrations would require flags anyway, because people vote to close before they vote to migrate.

Mat's Mug

but that's for incoming migrations; your concerns seemed to be about outgoing migrations...

rolfl

I predict that your moderator workload will increase because of migrations, cross-site user-spats will increase, and user bhaviour will degrade here.

I have concersna bout all migrations... fo, and from here, and between other sites as well.

The whole concept is broken, and should be avoided... There is no reason for them, and they make a messy situation worse.

Mat's Mug

so instead of embracing a broken feature, you prone status-quo. fair enough.

migration votes are counted as close votes in SEDE right? since these votes are public anyway (once the question is closed/migrated), are the user ID's in SEDE too for those?

it would be nice to be able to see the rep score of users voting to migrate

rolfl

Close votes are not anonymous.... so they should be accessible.... the trick is identifying what the close reason is/was,.

Here, by the way, is a classic Q-Banned user from SO, asking here on CR instead:

0

Q: Pushbutton password for arduino

I am modifying the arduino Debounce code found in the library for this project. The objective is to use two push buttons and when the first one in pin number 2 is pushed then add a to password string and when second one at pin number 3 is pushed then add b to the password string Implementation i...

c arduino

(my bet is QBanned - or at risk of it).

Mat's Mug

well, 7 questions, highest score.... 0

rolfl

04:52

(that was the second-most-recent closed CR question

Also, as for the Programmers migration target, if/when someone can explain when a question is on-topic there, and when gnat also thinks it's on topic there, then maybe write it up in a way the the Code Review 500-rep users will understand......

3

Mat's Mug

and again, bad migration candidate IMO - "where's my bug" with a code dump

rolfl

OK, so, find a good migration candidate (and I will show you that the user will be better served by closing (and deleting) the question here, and re-asking it on SO....)

Mat's Mug

0

Q: error on loop array of days

I test this code to loop if one date is into my array. with the example on the column A, nothing problem, the result message is 3 and in the immediate window I saw (01/01/2015,06/01/2015,02/02/2015) to test some case when only 1 day is into array, I delete the 2 day (A3,A4) like column C. the res...

vba excel

Phrancis

I just want to say, on my own behalf and no one else's, that this discussion looks (to me) more like a "pissing contest" than a constructive discussion on how to handle the new migration paths.

Duga

I believe the right domain to ask this question is CODE REVIEW STACKEXCANGE — saikumarm 33 secs ago

Mat's Mug

05:02

@Duga ooh, a "domain" - that's a first!

Duga

Did you test it? Does it work as intended? @saikumarm if the OP doesn't know if their code works or not, it's not on-topic for Code Review (try [codereview.se] automagic link next time ;-) — Mat's Mug 28 secs ago

possible answer invalidation by Phrancis on question by Phrancis: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/91743/revisions

Phrancis

huh. interesting. I didn't even touch the code part

...awkward silence...

Duga

05:25

possible answer invalidation by huzefa biyawarwala on question by huzefa biyawarwala: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/111032/revisions

This question will be more suitable to be posted on codereview — kaylum 25 secs ago

If your function works correctly and you are looking for advice on how to improve it , please post a working program (including main) at codereview.stackexchange.com — R Sahu 55 secs ago

can i recommend posting your code to codereview? not that it is off topic here (it isn't) but this would be a great question for that site as well and you could probably get some great answers for improving algorithmic efficiency. — silentphoenix 55 secs ago

The code is not working correctly according to the OP, and therefore would be off-topic on Code Review. — Phrancis 36 secs ago

Mat's Mug

0

A: Can Stack Overflow be removed as a migration target?

How about we wait and see a little? it's a problem that does not need a solution because it is a tiny problem to start with Indeed, it's a tiny problem - why make a mountain out of it? The typical code dump "where's my bug?" broken code post is also off-topic on SO. There are much fewer via...

TTGTB

Heslacher

05:53

Monking

Duga

Maybe you're looking for this — Praetorian 37 secs ago

Phrancis

@Heslacher hey :)

Heslacher

hey @Phrancis

Phrancis

DECLARE @TTGTB DATETIME = DATEADD(HOUR, -1, GETDATE());

Captain Obvious

06:13

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Q: Upload, convert, and store multiple different product data feeds into a mongo database

I'm not sure if this right location for this question, but here it is. I currently have about 30 different CSV or TXT product data feeds. I am trying to build a tool to 1) upload each feed 2) break apart each feed line by line 3) extract every title, category, price, etc. into a product obje...

node.js angular.js database stream mongodb

Duga

I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it belongs on codereview.stackexchange.com — vol7ron 29 secs ago

Zak