One can use the >! format for hiding spoilers to problem solutions, and in this case OP could've said something along the lines of:
Warning: SPOILERS
Well, I took a good, thorough look, and there's really just two pieces of advice I can give:
Comments. Use them. For example, I saw this:
for (int x=base; exp>0; exp>>=1) {
if ((exp&1) != 0) {
result = this.mul(result, x);
}
x = this.square(x);
}
What? Maybe I'm just bein...
I want to place all the base64 data into their own respective canvas, I tried a lot of examples (on stackoverflow) but they didnt work and only managed to display one and all other image data got ignored
$.when.apply(null, promises).done(function() {
// when promises fulfilled
for (var i = 0; i 
I would like to know if my current jQuery code could be improved? If Yes, can you give me an improvement?
$(document).ready(function($)
{
$("#bannerPickerToggleIcon").click(function(e)
{
e.preventDefault();
$("#bannerPicker").slideToggle();
$("this").css({"display...
So I have committed to making a German translation for the guys over at Rubberduck, which is localized via .resx files.
Now these files are basically XML-Files with a certain, rather simple document structure:
<root>
<!-- Snip -->
<data name="Resource_Key">
<value>Resource Value</value
I have an algorithm that is painfully slow if I use 'pure' mutexes.
That's because most of the critical sections are short and far shorter than the work to sleep a thread.
However it is also slower to allow the occasion long critical section cause long spins in other thread(s).
This class is inte...
I recently started re-factoring a project I hadn't touched in many months.
The original purpose was to be an inventory management system for a game I played, Ogame. In this game you play inside a universe filled with galaxies, with are filled with systems, which are filled with planets. Those pl...
I'm working on a script to backup S3 to GC everyday. I'm not sure if my script has any potential bug or error that might have destroyed anything from both sides? The data is quite sensitive and I don't want o mess it up. Anything is welcomed.
#!/bin/sh
if hash aws 2>/dev/null; then
echo 'a...
Commenting on the CSV format and reader, I would advice to change the following format:
1:2:12;20;18;15;0;7;6;4;
to
"1:2:12";20;18;15;0;7;6;4;
As you can see I'm treating the planet coordinates as a String rather than how it's done now and this will eliminate the need to have both a :...
The enum would be preferred for multiple reasons.
First, the enum actually ends up with a smaller memory footprint. This is because Swift optimizing enum values into a single byte (no matter what the raw value is), and we only get the full value out of it when we call rawValue on the enum val...
There are three easy and completely expect approaches to this problem in Swift/Objective-C development, and neither of these solutions involve the method returning the value directly. You could write code that waited for the asynchronous part to complete (blocking a thread) and then return the v...
