I cannot figure out how to move to the next generation or if my "rules" even make sense or work. I have the neighbors declared and working. I do not know where to go from here or how to do it. I need help getting started on these issues.
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I’m really sorry to send you an email like this. I would use twitter but an email will be easier.
I just saw one of your post on stackoverflow http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29737903/parse-not-displaying-all-data-in-tables
and i would like to know if you would mind sharing your code for the table view. I’m new to parse and swift and i’m having quiet some issue to populate all the cell after getting the data from parse. Probably an issue with block and asynchronous data but i’m really getting stuck.
In Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (imdb) a single strand of Superman's hair is seen suspending a 1000lbs weight.
Is is possible to build a space elevator from strands of a super strong human-hair-like material?
How long would it take to harvest enough hair from a superbeing like superman to...
@EthanBierlein From what I can see, you did it differently than me. I'm only highlighting the text nodes, you are doing it directly with the innerTextfrom the element.
@Phrancis Not really. It seems to work fine with and without it.
var i = "hello";
for (var i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
console.log(i); // 0,1,2,3,4
}
console.log(i); // 5
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"use strict";
let i = "hello";
for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
console.log(i); // 0,1,2,3,4
}
console.log(i); // "hello"
My friend and I are working on a bare-bones chat web app, using Angular on the front end. He's using Swampdragon for some of the real-time stuff.
My task that I set out to achieve was to get the chat window to scroll to the bottom when a chat room is loaded (most relevant bit is $dragon.onChanne...
@IsmaelMiguel There's a difference between that and "avoiding new-ish stuff"... I'm not a web dev so I don't know what works on what or what percentage of Internet users are on what version of what.
@nhgrif If you were, you would know that 'avoiding new-ish stuff' is an evil thing that must be done. I just hope that ES6 takes over and everybody uses browsers with ES6. Then I can stop 'avoiding new-ish stuff'.
I do have one thing to say, but is mostly aesthetic. I think the color scheme you used for the code is difficult to read; semi-dark highlights on black BG
@IsmaelMiguel If that can help I've actually made a number of different CSS templates you're welcome to inspire yourself from. It's for Code Prettify but it should be easy enough to adapt
At the moment, I'm learing ES6 and how to write classes.
And I'd like to know if I'm doing things right and I have some points that are not clear to me.
Please find my code here at bitbucket and below. The demo uses System.js for dependency loading, jspm for package management and babel for tra...
I am trying to get a grasp as to which jQuery table sorting method/plugin is better.
Tablesorter
Parses all the table data to sortable data.
Stupid Table Plugin
Allows the dev to add sortable data to a data- attribute.
While "Stupid" doesn't have to parse a crap load of data it can make...
> C# delegates are similar to pointers to functions, in C or C++. A delegate is a reference type variable that holds the reference to a method. The reference can be changed at runtime.
Delegates are especially used for implementing events and the call-back methods. All delegates are implicitly derived from the System.Delegate class.
from one of the pages I found when trying to figure out what a delegate does.
And actually, looking at the example I just linked, I'd argue that a C# delegate is more like a definition of a function/method signature so that function pointers (which match that signature) can be created.
To understand event handlers, you need to understand delegates. In C#, you can think of a delegate as a pointer (or a reference) to a method. This is useful because the pointer can be passed around as a value.
The central concept of a delegate is its signature, or shape. That is (1) the return t...
I have seen one algorithmic task and I am not sure if my solution is fully efficient. As input to the method you are given positive integer N. And you should return the sum of values of the digits in a decimal representation of N!.
For example, given N = 6 the function should return 9, because N...
> A method handle is a typed, directly executable reference to an underlying method, constructor, field, or similar low-level operation, with optional transformations of arguments or return values.
But... in Objective-C, I could have the following C function:
int add(int a, int b) {
return a + b;
}
OR, I could have the following Objective-C block:
int (^add)(int a, int b) = ^(int a, int b){
return a + b;
}
And both do the same thing and work exactly like this:
int four = add(3,1);
For Java or C#, you could do the same thing... the syntax would be different.
Once you get into some specifics and details, I'm sure there are some differences... but for understanding the basics, the gist of them is the same at least up to this point.
As an input you have non-empty zero-indexed array of integers. The goal is to find the longest subsequence (any sequence obtained by removing some elements from A), where difference between min value and max value does not exceed 1. For example, given array: 6,10,7,7,9,8 function should return 3....
I don't know enough of the specifics, and I don't know which is which, but some of them make a copy of variables it grabs from its scope, others make a strong reference to it.
@CaptainObvious I'm not quite sure if my close reason was good enough. Either way, I've given it my downvote. And yet another mention of "it works, but it doesn't quite work."
@Jamal I'm trying to be nice about it, but I really think this should be on SO (with more details about expected vs. actual output)
@Phrancis we're arguing over split milk here.... Both versions work in regards to the end goal, however I would like my version refactoring — Sam Holguin2 mins ago
So the problem I am having with this code is that when I run the code, there are no issues, however when it gets to the result of the dice roll, it does not subtract money if the person lost the bet, and it doesn't add money if the person won the bet, so what do you think the issue may be? Follow...
I'm not saying his question is off-topic here or that his question belongs there, but the reverse engineering aspect of his question is unclear and muddles the question.
Here are our current close reasons:
As @rolfl explains here, the gist of each of these three close reasons can be roughly summarized as:
your code works as intended
it is your code (real code)
the question must have the right presentation (include the actual code).
Importantly,...
I cannot figure out how to move to the next generation or if my "rules" even make sense or work. I have the neighbors declared and working. I do not know where to go from here or how to do it. I need help getting started on these issues.
HTML Code
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>G...
In Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (imdb) a single strand of Superman's hair is seen suspending a 1000lbs weight.
Is is possible to build a space elevator from strands of a super strong human-hair-like material?
How long would it take to harvest enough hair from a superbeing like superman to...
I am trying to get a grasp as to which jQuery table sorting method/plugin is better.
Tablesorter
Parses all the table data to sortable data.
Stupid Table Plugin
Allows the dev to add sortable data to a data- attribute.
While "Stupid" doesn't have to parse a crap load of data it can make...
Here are our current close reasons:
As @rolfl explains here, the gist of each of these three close reasons can be roughly summarized as:
your code works as intended
it is your code (real code)
the question must have the right presentation (include the actual code).
Importantly,...
