The 2nd Monitor - 2015-05-02 (page 2 of 3)

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Simon André Forsberg

4:00 PM

Here's +20 reputation for you, Shepmaster.

That's a good prerogative, I'll join you. :)

I had some questions for you, but I forgot. haha

Also, Hello.

Hello

I'm still not sure if PHP or JavaScript is worse

@skiwi Javascript, as far as I can tell.

WTF PHP: Variable Variables

php.net/manual/en/language.variables.variable.php

What were they even smoking?

4:06 PM

@skiwi They are meant for totally different things though.

@skiwi I do not see any point of Variable Variables. That had to be some pretty heavy stuff they must have been snorting.

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@EthanBierlein (Continuing from last night) Yeah, I know.

Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi that is actually what I think is one of the cooler features of PHP. It basically means that all variables in the current scope are inside a Map<String, Variable> and instead of accessing a variable by constant name, they use the value of a variable to look it up.

If you search the error message and IDE name, you might get better results, though.

Simon André Forsberg

I see the use for it, but there are better ways to do it for when you need it.

Not necessarily related to anything, but why oh why do we only have 5 vhdl questions on CR...

Simon André Forsberg

4:10 PM

@Mast Because noone knows what VHDL is? Or how to even spell it?

VHSIC Hardware Description Language

It aint that hard

Very High Speed Integrated Circuit I think it was

But still, we should have more of that stuff around

@Mast Ahm, maybe. I looked at one of the questions. It seems to have an odd syntax.

It's freakin awesome

@SimonAndréForsberg But any time you are using Variable Variables you are doing it wrong as you should be using a list or dictionary

@Mast Maybe I'll give it a try.

Simon André Forsberg

4:11 PM

I'd expect most people around here to do software, not hardware.

@EthanBierlein It's technically not software, that might have something to do with it

If people learn LOLCODE just for kicks, we should empower people to learn VHDL instead...

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Simon André Forsberg

@skiwi as I said, there are better ways to do it. But even I have actually had use for the Variable Variables (when I did not know any better). I think it might have prevented a few cases of long-nested if-elseif-elseif-elseif-elseif-elseif...

<afk>

@SimonAndréForsberg Oh don't get me wrong, I also used them, but only because I didn't think about code quality or anything really at that time

@Mast LOLCODE gets upvotes.

I should ask another one.

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@Hosch250 Upvotes AND reviews

4:15 PM

Let's see, something more complex than FizzBuzz.

@Mast I think any good question should get upvotes adn reveiws.

@EthanBierlein LOLCODE moreso.

My LOLCODE Q was HNQ for 3 days, or something.

HNQ?

Hot Network Question.

Hot network?

Ok

4:16 PM

For Python...

> the body of lambda functions can only be an expression, no statements; this means you can't do assignments inside a lambda, which makes them pretty useless

Isn't that exactly what Java is also trying to prevent you from?

@skiwi Lambda functions are far from useless

I don't recall ever doing assignments in my C# lambdas.

Or maybe I'm incorrect, for event handlers etc. you obviously can use statements

You mainly use them with LINQ.

Oh, wait, I might have.

@Mast I usually just use python lambdas when I don't feel like typing out an entire function.

4:17 PM

Java only tries to prevent you from doing assignment, but there are easy ways to work around that

@skiwi There's an easy way around everything in Java

@skiwi There's an easy way around Java, too

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Maybe it's possible to create a god language one day if that language designer focused on only avoiding design choices of current languages

But instead every new language adds new concepts and most likely gets them wrong

@skiwi If only that day would ever come.

@skiwi Feel like writing it?

@Mast Yes

Actually, I do

4:23 PM

We could make it a CR team effort

Make the most awesomest language ever

It's a real delicate balance between when you want to use operators/keywords and when to use methods

It could be like that one VBA editor that I forget the name of.

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Isn't it RubberDuck or something like that?

Is there really a reason why there are front-end and back-end languages?

Ay

@skiwi Yes, but it's less and less relevant each day.

Can't you just design one language and use different packages/modules for different components?

4:24 PM

@skiwi You're describing JS

Different frameworks for different jobs

@Mast Pretty much since Node.js I think

Angular for clients, NodeJS for backends

But I recently build a NodeJS server which sends a new request to a different server, essentially being both a server and client

So as I said, it becomes less and less relevant each day to keep splitting them up

The only experience I have with language design is my own crappy esoteric languages.

This might be better suited for SE Code Review. — BJ Myers 30 secs ago

There can be no god language.

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4:30 PM

We would need a very good list of requirements, possibilities and proposed workings alone. This could be a shitload of work.

@Mast Well, you always gotta start somewhere.

True

See also the File Browser GUI. — Andrew Thompson 9 secs ago

Would it be good for golfing? Application development? Scripting?

I suppose you could build different modules.

@Hosch250 Since it's the god language, it would be good for everything.

4:31 PM

But they would be so different you might as well have different languages.

@EthanBierlein So, we wouldn't need a god language but an awfully good language for the things we need it for

Everything is not attainable

Many, probably is

@Mast Yes, and it would have to be clear and simple, but still very functional.

Not functional as in functional programming, but as in working.

Use JS or Python then.

Or, Java or C#.

@EthanBierlein I don't think simplicity is required, as long as a higher function can be used to keep it simple

So, you basically get Python, yes

@Hosch250 I would choose C# or Java over Js any day.

@Mast Yes, but there are still many things that python could do, but doesn't.

4:33 PM

JS is supported client-side by the browsers.

@EthanBierlein Name 3?

@EthanBierlein Umm, that is why it is still in development, no?

@Hosch250 Let me go find my lis, I think one of them was threading.

*list

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Football Data Design

I'm working with the XMLSOCCER.COM API, I'm a little confused with how to best design the application. The problem I'm facing is that teams do not have a league ID so I couldn't associate a team with a league by that. In order to associate them my league has a List<Team> and Team has List<Player>

@EthanBierlein Python can do multi-threading.

I know, because I got that question wrong on a college test last year.

4:35 PM

@Hosch250 Waht about the GIL?

*what

@EthanBierlein Use multiprocessing instead of threading for that

It shouldn't have been on there, though, because the class was about OS Concepts, but programming language features :(

Been part of Python 2 since a while

@EthanBierlein GIL?

global interpreter lock

4:36 PM

Never heard of it.

Threads in Python can only access Python code if no other thread is accessing it

wiki.python.org/moin/GlobalInterpreterLock

That's the GIL in a nutshell

So, mutual exclusion?

Yes

4:37 PM

Well, that is actually required for a lot of things for correctness anyway.

Yes, but it's required INSIDE the code

But, it kind of destroys the usefulness of it.

You mean, like C#'s lock and Semaphore classes, only around everything?

And you have to manually put it around everything?

It puts it automatically around itself

AFAIK, the GIL allows 8 threads to do 8 different things, but not require 8 times the same code

So it's useless for numbercrunching and the likes

But there's where multiprocessing comes in

So, implement thread-safe memory management and get rid of it?

docs.python.org/2/library/multiprocessing.html

It's weird, which is why most people don't want to touch it with a stick

Unless they become expert ofc

4:42 PM

Looks like it was designed by a loon.

Not exactly

The entire language is relatively noob-friendly

Except the whole multithread multiprocessing part

That is hardcore

Yeah, unless you are used to specifying variable types.

I think you are asking the wrong question. There are many things that contribute to "networking statistics". In addition: what does it help you, when somebody gives you a number ... that this person achieved in a local, "laboratory" environment. I think, it might make more sense for you to either isolate "limiting" factors in your infrastructure ... or maybe to put up the essentials of your code at codereview.stackexchange — Jägermeister 21 secs ago

The difference in difficulty between the two makes it difficult

I think that compiled languages are the languages that should have dynamic typing. Interpreted languages should have strong typing.

4:46 PM

It might also make sense to look at the Code Review Stack Exchange community; there you can get feedback about your C++ and code practices as well, which is very helpful for a beginner. — EyasSH 7 secs ago

I think every language should have strong typing, but I can imagine dynamic has it's advantages

My reason for thinking interpreted languages should be strongly typed is for performance reasons.

Captain Obvious

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Q: PSR-4 Class Autoloader

The Psr4ClassAutoloader class autoloads classes based on the PSR-4 specification. I'd like to get a full on review of it. Specifically I'd also appreciate a review on my comments, and loadClass() method to see if there is a way to write it more elegantly (readability, naming) and efficiently. ...

php performance oop naming autoloader

Hello @RubberDuck

You wanna help us design the "god language"?

@EyasSH Code Review expects working code. Broken code is off-topic there. — Mast 1 min ago

4:53 PM

@Duga You're slightly annoying sometimes.

@EthanBierlein Why?

It helps us prevent off-topic questions.

@Hosch250 Seems to clutter up chat sometimes. It certainly is helpful for off-topic questions.

@Hosch250 We shouldn't call @Duga "it" either. I'm pretty sure bots have souls too. You just have to program them in.

Yeah, Simon says it is a she.

@Hosch250 Maybe @SimonAndréForsberg could give @Duga a soul.

I think he is working on one.

In fact, last I heard, it was done.

4:56 PM

The soul is finally finished?

@Hosch250 When will it begin it's takeover of stackexchange?

It is activated by a button.

Why would a bot need buttons?

I withdraw the claim about a memory leak. The code is still bogus, though. That does not preclude it producing the expected result, but this code would never get past code review in my shop. — John Bollinger 20 secs ago

I hear the button is hidden in the HTML source for one of the many stackexchange sites.

4:58 PM

Mar 9 at 21:39, by Duga

I am the star!

We should start a quest to find it.

Mar 26 at 23:50, by Duga

@Mehrad I AM A SHE!!!

@Hosch250 I think that's what they call manual control, but you can never be sure.

Captain Obvious

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Q: Netapi32.dll Functions in c#

I have made a Class For some Netapi32.dll functions in c# i would like to know if there is any big problems with it or if there is some other function needed in general.You may use the code in your projects if you need. Functions: NetFileEnum NetShareEnum NetFileClose NetSessionEnum NetApiBuffe...

It's never good when the plane you're flying explodes in a ball of flamne.

5:08 PM

@EthanBierlein You sure?

@Mast I'm positive.

I wouldn't want to test that.

Already did.

I mean, lighting a plane up sounds like fun, but not when you're in it.

That's why we have simulators.

5:10 PM

Oh noes, Kerbals.

Been a while since I lighted some of those.

Yeh, they updated the game, so now you can blow up your planes with more style.

Yea, I heard v1.0 is out now

It's pretty cool, I don't like re-entry heating though.

@nhgrif The resemblance is uncanny though......

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@EthanBierlein No more aerobraking without caring about your design?

5:13 PM

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@Mast Yep. I've already blew up about 15 planes and rockets before I realized why it was happening.

Awesome

Better watch out or you'll get fired from your engineering position and sued.

You can't fly in atmosphere either above 1000 m/s or your craft will probably blow up.

I heard they launched a load of bugs in v1.0, so I'm waiting for 1.0.1

5:15 PM

Build it tougher.

One of the bugs is really annoying. I've encountered it once or twice, but timwarp doesn't stop sometimes when you enter atmosphere, so you essentially can collide into a planet at 100000x timewarp.

Lol, does the planet explode?

@Hosch250 Nah, but the camera bugs out and flys away from the planet you crashed into.

Cool.

Basically the program will assume the craft went right through it and follow that trajectory

5:17 PM

So, you get to fly through a planet?

No, your camera flies through it

The craft does not survive

Oh, wow.

Lol, must be one tough camera.

But since the camera is following the craft, it kind of survived, just not with any modules intact

Bugs like that are always fun to explain without video

100 words left in an essay, plus fixing all the citations.

@Hosch250 Almost there?

5:19 PM

Yup.

8 days to submit.

Captain Obvious

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Q: Necklace counting problem-with consecutive prime constraint

This is codeEval challenge to count the number of chains possible to make with beads holding numbers. Constraint is sum of the consecutive beads of chain should be a prime number. https://www.codeeval.com/open_challenges/187/. The standard algorithm std::next_permutation is very resource orient...

c++ performance c++11 programming-challenge combinatorics

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Q: Mutating the list

For the following question, the function • should mutate the original list • should NOT create any new lists • should NOT return anything Functions that do not create new lists are said to be ”in place.” Such functions are often desirable because they do not require extra m...

python python3 list

@rolfl Oh. Nice... I forgot about these things.

Mm, Kerbal Space Program is amazing.

@nhgrif I agree.

I haven't played v1.0 yet.

I think I started around 0.21 and play on-and-off again on occasion.

@nhgrif It's really cool. They totally reworked the aerodynamics system. They added female kerbals as well.

5:34 PM

The game I'm most interested in playing these days though it Cities: Skylines--but I need a new machine.

Captain Obvious

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Q: Validity of Roman numerals?

I am working on Roman numerals calculator. For input validity test I'm using this function: bool isValidRomanNumeral(string& roman){ // no test for one-digit Roman numeral if (roman.size() == 1) return true; for(size_t i=0; i<roman.size()-1; i++){ // each more significant...

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Q: project euler 50 python

Project Euler, problem #50: The prime 41, can be written as the sum of six consecutive primes: 41 = 2 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 11 + 13 This is the longest sum of consecutive primes that adds to a prime below one-hundred. The longest sum of consecutive primes below one-thousand that adds to ...

python programming-challenge

So, people, what's our definition of performance?

In other words, is the tag wiki complete?

There's a meta discussion out there on performance and optimization I believe.

Thinking about the language, I'm not even sure what I prefer personally, verbose new ArrayList<>(Arrays.asList(1, 2, 3)) and new LinkedList<>(Arrays.asList(1, 2, 3)) vs [1, 2, 3] and LinkedList([1, 2, 3])

I tend to like the latter more, but it has a notation of default implementation per "interface"

5:49 PM

meta.codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/878/… @Mast

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Q: Tags for [optimization], [performance], [speed]

There is currently a suggestion to make performance a synonym for optimization. I don't think that's right, for two reasons: You can optimize code for several criteria, such as maximum execution speed, minimum code size, minimum memory usage. Optimization is not always about performance. (Si...

discussion status-completed tags tag-synonyms retag-request

having ArrayList<int> values = [1, 2, 3] would seem a good choice at first sight imo

@nhgrif Thanks, I missed that one

Clean syntax on the RHS with type declaration on the LHS

Though rather you would move that type declaration "out of sight", but not sure how to do that

6:11 PM

We are about to shift the database backends over for everything except Stack Overflow. The outage will be only a few seconds.

Tweeted by StackStatus on May 2, 2015 at 6:09 PM

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A: Objective-C equivalent of Java Language Specification or C++ Standard?

There is none. The link you provided is the only 'official' documentation, which is essentially a prose description, and not a rigorous language specification. Apple employees suggest that this is sufficient for most purposes, and if you require something more formal you should file a bug repor...

^ Is there a specification for Swift now?

Presumably, the answer would be the same as the accepted answer to that question.

@EthanBierlein

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Q: My ship is exploding on entry, what do I do?

My ship consists of a pod with a parachute on top and a science lab at the bottom. Now with the new update for KSP, my ship is burning and my parachute is like destroyed when entering kerbin. How do I stop my parachute from getting damaged?

kerbal-space-program

@Marc-Andre thanks :)

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@nhgrif I'm guessing Cocoa does not belong there? You're the specialist. It just looked as if the plugins I looked at also mentioned Cocoa along with Obj-C

6:25 PM

@SimonAndréForsberg I just read through the whole wiki.theory.org/YourLanguageSucks ... Wow

Cocoa is the framework you use for making OS X applications. Cocoa Touch is the framework you use for making iOS applications.

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@nhgrif Ah ok, makes sense, I'll go and remove it

@skiwi Some of that is really ridiculous.

> The MSDN documentation of the (hypothetical) GetFrobnicationInterval would explain that it returns the interval at which the object frobnicates. It will also state that the method will throw an InvalidOperationException if the frobnication interval cannot be retrieved. You will also find two "community comments", one of which will contain line noise and the other will inquire about what frobnication is at room temperature in broken English.

What else are they going to say about GetFrobnicationInterval anyway?

It is obvious from the name...

They can't do much about the community comments either, except disable them.

I absolutely see no reason to have community comments on documentation

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Um. Did SE just go offline?

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6:30 PM

18 mins ago, by Stack Exchange

We are about to shift the database backends over for everything except Stack Overflow. The outage will be only a few seconds.

Tweeted by StackStatus on May 2, 2015 at 6:09 PM

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O.

@skiwi Me either, but the comments aren't .NET.

@Hosch250 It's part of the .NET documentation infrastructure

Same as some other language (not sure which one) that has broken links in their documentation

> Just too many ways to say the same thing. (CSS)

Yeah, but why not?

> Manual memory management can get tiring. (C)

Yeah? They couldn't do any better back when it was originally written...

How much time does one person have, anyway?

Denis Ritchie wrote C and UNIX, those were huge accomplishments back then.

They would be now, for pete's sake.

> There is try but no finally (C++)

Who needs a finally, do your try-catch, and write whatever happens in the finally after the try.

Or in the try, if needed.

... what are you doing?

6:35 PM

Bashing the YourLanguageSucks page.

> Oh really, this subject could take a whole new wiki by itself.

Real helpful...

I don't get it..

wiki.theory.org/YourLanguageSucks#Objective-C_sucks_because

Failover happening now - we'll be right back.

Tweeted by StackStatus on May 2, 2015 at 6:28 PM

Why are you bashing that page? There are no entries for "Swift sucks because..." so it's fairly accurate.

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Q: Performance checking tools

Performance checkers: What tools are available for attaining the metrics necessary to perform a performance review? Bench-marking is often not easily done by hand after all. This is a follow-up to this question about formatting and error checking tools. Tools listed here should help getting met...

discussion answers questions tools

6:40 PM

You yourself said the namespaces are awful, why don't you make an entry?

Swift doesn't suck. swift-is-magic.

There is a big list for Obj-C.

There's a big list for every language.

Every language has its downsides.

And, we could never solve every complaint, either.

Except swift-is-magic.

6:43 PM

Like that cartoon I saw about holding down the space key causing over heating.

People would use the rapid overheating to trigger different scripts, and they threw fits when it was fixed.

And, my paper is done and I'm going on a walk and bike ride.

TTYL.

Maintenace has completed - we're keeping an eye on things for a bit as the replicas recover.

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7:28 PM

JavaScript:

> The var statement uses function scope rather than block scope, which is a completely unintuitive behavior. You may want to use let instead.

Is that even true? ^^

Never seen let in any JS code or tutorial or such

I've never heard of "let" in JavaScript

And my console doesn't recognize it either.

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Jeroen Vannevel

@SirPython it's something new

@JeroenVannevel With ES6?

Jeroen Vannevel

ES6 stuff or something like that

I don't write JS so I don't know the exact details

developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/…

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7:34 PM

"use strict";
function test(foo) {
    let bar = foo + 1;
    console.log(bar);
}

test(1);

^ works

> Browsers not supporting strict mode will run strict mode code with different behavior from browsers that do, so don't rely on strict mode without feature-testing for support for the relevant aspects of strict mode.

Wow... I improved about 15 titles in 5 minutes

It's been an intense experience

Please refactor my code

and such

Now I gave them meaningful context describing titles

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7:53 PM

@user3105485 That's awesome, thanks for helping out!

(PS: Have you considered changing your user name from the default?)

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@MartinR It's served me well, I was debating if I should link my CodeReview question but decided against it. :P I'll take a look into Apple's project and what Wain has said, thanks a lot for the continued help. — jkaufman 44 secs ago

Mh, my name is Caridorc on the main site, why do I see a number here?

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@user3105485 Oh it looks like chat is getting your profile name @user3105485 from your Math.SE profile. Perhaps consider setting your main site to Code Review or Stack Overflow so it picks up @Caridorc instead :)

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Huf done.

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There we go

8:06 PM

And now let me return removing 'please' from the titles :)

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Please refactor this title

Please refactor @sᴉɔuɐɹɥԀ

NameInversionException

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Please close some tabs

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Maybe the joke (on me) has went on long enough lol.

8:13 PM

For anyone who missed it earlier.

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Q: What's the purpose of the .NET tag?

.net has an impressive wiki, but no where does it actually say what it is to be used for. I most often see this tag used in conjunction with one of the .Net languages or in lieu of one. It doesn't seem to serve a purpose at all, because we all know that c#, vb.net, and f# all run on top of the ...

discussion tags

We've got more than 4.000 questions containing "review" in the title, I brought up this issue on meta meta.codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/5286/…

We don't have enough answers either

Captain Obvious

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Q: PyOS Version 1.0

This is a follow up to the questions: Pydos shell simulation, PyDOS: Version 2.0 and PyDOS Version 3.0 To avoid confusion of PyDOS 3.0, PyOS has been posted as a new question. Introducing PyOS Version 1.0! Brand new features! Easier Design! Easier to use Apps! Much More! Q & A People have...

So... do someone here know what would be involved in converting an iOS app to work in Windows? I can give you a zipped Objective-C project.

I'm interested to see if we can determine whether it's using .NET framework or not.

I mean, really, what else could it be using?

Because it's not using Foundation, Cocoa, or Cocoa Touch.

@CaptainObvious This is almost identical to the OP's PyDOS 3.0

8:21 PM

@nhgrif What library is it including?

I don't know. I don't have a Windows machine.

I don't know what's involved or what Visual Studio does when it ports the code.

@nhgrif No, what library is it including when compiled with Xcode?

@SirPython He even forgot to change the comments.

Also, for those wondering if a distro upgrade is worth it...

I just bricked mine.

Captain Obvious

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Q: Populate a txt document with a csv spreadsheet using multiple templates, outputting documents for each data row

I'm looking for feedback on functionality, PEP8, advice, etc as a learning tool. I'm not sure how to tell if this program should be broken into separate functions or combined as one. While hand editing files for an organization I work for, I made this code having seen an opportunity to simply H...

beginner python-2.7 csv

@skiwi So I still have no idea if that would deliver a higher Python3 version

> "Brand new features!"

8:26 PM

@Mast That's rather strange... you'd expect it to be easy in Linux/Ubuntu

I used my last vote of the day to downvote it

@Mast Uhm, well... I'm not sure... it doesn't show up where it used to show up...

Too similar to the previous questions I wrote

@skiwi What's the one problem Linux is famous for?

Drivers!

Ugh... if you see any Swift answer on SO or CR with the ! you can pretty much automatically downvote it.

8:27 PM

@Mast Does that relate to executable versions as well?

@CaptainObvious Could this get closed as a duplicate?

@skiwi Linux + Executable?

@SirPython Nuke it as such

In my opinion yes @SirPython

He should delete the answer, add more awesome features and THEN post the code

IMHO

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Q: Programmatically removing "review" from titles

It looks like we all agree that titles should never contain the word "Review" or "review" inside them. What about writing a small script to remove all such occurencies? (4,369 such occurrencies to be precise)

discussion feature-request title

8:36 PM

There has been much discussion about scripts making edits and raising flags on SO.

Captain Obvious

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Q: What's better approach of accessing argparse arguments from the class?

I've the following sample code running unit tests: #!/usr/bin/env python3 import sys import unittest import argparse, inspect class ParentTest(unittest.TestCase): None class Test1(ParentTest): def test_if_verbose(self): import __main__ # FIXME print("Success!") if __ma...

python3 namespaces

@Mast Well, what do you call them else? Doesn't +x make a file executable?

Oh, that

We got 12,000 questions that contain either "review" "help" or "please" in the title, what should we do in yuor opinon? Put effort to fix them or ignore them?

How is that relevant for a driver problem in an OS? What would you consider executable?

8:45 PM

@Caridorc We should have a community purge and fix every title, in my opinion.

@SirPython Make it a week long hunt. Allow the flood for one week, regulate it again afterwards.

@Mast I don't know, I thought you saying that Linux being famous for drivers had a relation to the Python 3.4.0 vs 3.4.3 thingy

@SirPython It looks like a very good idea, indeed no single person (not even @Jamal :P ) can fix 12,000 questions by himself

@skiwi No, I currently have a driver problem preventing GNOME from booting. So I haven't tried if 3.4.3 is available yet

@Caridorc 10 people can in a week, although it would be hell in the review queues I think.

That's what, slightly over 7 per hour? Very doable.

@Caridorc Well, you may be underestimating Jamal ;)

8:50 PM

@Mast 12 hours * 7 fixes/hour * 7 days * 10 people = 5880 fixes: very positive estimate

@Caridorc What are you typing in the search query to find posts with these keywords in the title?

@Caridorc There are 24 hours in a day

@SirPython I type "review" "please" and "this"

'this' isn't necessarily bad, although it's not best practice either

I'm going to start chomping through "please"...

8:53 PM

@SirPython great :)

@Mast some titles with this are ugly: "Q: Is this Spaghetti code? " but not all of them

Should it be "please" in general, or title:"please"?

title:"please" gives just 59 results...

awful

please gives 5000 results !

Fixing the titles can be difficult: some say, "Please help me optimize this ___", but they don't say what the ___ is supposed to do.

It's TTGTB for me... I'll work more on the editting later.

8:59 PM

@SirPython sometimes a careful reading of the question is requiered, not so easy

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