A little while ago in The 2nd Monitor, me and @Phrancis were talking about Python and debugging, and the topic of function decorators came up with this message:
Ethan Bierlein: You could even build a debug decorator. Give me a sec.
So, I built a small, simple debugging decorator, which woul...
A little while ago in The 2nd Monitor, me and @Phrancis were talking about Python and debugging, and the topic of function decorators came up with this message:
Ethan Bierlein: You could even build a debug decorator. Give me a sec.
So, I built a small, simple debugging decorator, which woul...
Please note, if this is migrated to Code Review, the title should reflect on the purpose of the code, e.g "A custom printf implementation". — Ethan Bierlein24 secs ago
Sourcemap changes
This release does not contain the sourcemap comment in the minified file. Sourcemaps have proven to be a very problematic and puzzling thing to developers, spawning hundreds of confused developers on forums like StackOverflow and causing some to think jQuery itself was broken.
This is not a novel interview problem. But I want to address it with the following points:
Implement the algorithm with Object-Oriented Design principles in mind.
Optimize the solution, if there are many continuous inputs.
Write simple unit tests (without using unit testing framework like gtest...
Hi basicly i'm bored and wrote FizzBuzz. My aim is using Microsoft C# Code Standarts correctly and also flexible code. Here we have a lot of C# developers so i want to ask it ? How can i improve my solution according to Code Standarts. How it can be better etc?
using System;
using System.Collect...
It suggests based on already known stuff: a classname, a collection name, a variable, etc. If you give a few sensible names at the start then you will have some help later on
@EthanBierlein Very nice! If you don't mind, I'll grab that and replace the first one, but I'd definitely like to see (and use) what you come up with after reviews!
So, my company is really, really looking for Ruby web devs. To a lesser degree iOS & Android devs. We're looking to hire 10 ASAP, and several, several more over the next year...
I've got an ExpressJS backend and added MongoDB to it. Previously with hardcoded data it worked perfectly but now that I've (tried) to add MongoDB to the pipeline, my request for the data times out. I've inserted a record in a collection using the command prompt:
> db
stackmailer
> db.sites.fin...
I'd posted it on codereview a few days back to get feedback on my writing style and stuff (codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/102585), and I tried to keep the game logic separate, so hopefully it shouldn't be hard to update a UI instead. Since I've no experience with PyGame to start with, I'll keep it simple for now though haha, though if my result looks rubbish I'll have a look into openGL. And cheers for the offer, but unless you can think of anything else that'd help, I think I've got the tips I need to get it working :) — Peter55 secs ago
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where pwd.DeletionDate is not null
order by CreationDate desc
OK, it seems the PostsWithDeleted is the Posts table plus deleted content.
No need to join them.... you either want deleted content and normal content together (so you use the Posts table with deleted posts), or you want just the not-deleted stuff, in which case you use Posts.
@SimonForsberg No, I think PostsWithDeleted actually include self-deleted posts, as in, a question posted, then deleted, would have itself as having WithDeleted
I'm questioning the usefulness of the framework tag. There are only 20 questions at the moment and they don't appear to have much in common. Seems like some kind of catch all tag to me. Should we burn it?
A little while ago in The 2nd Monitor, me and @Phrancis were talking about Python and debugging, and the topic of function decorators came up with this message:
Ethan Bierlein: You could even build a debug decorator. Give me a sec.
So, I built a small, simple debugging decorator, which woul...
This is not a novel interview problem. But I want to address it with the following points:
Implement the algorithm with Object-Oriented Design principles in mind.
Optimize the solution, if there are many continuous inputs.
Write simple unit tests (without using unit testing framework like gtest...
I've got an ExpressJS backend and added MongoDB to it. Previously with hardcoded data it worked perfectly but now that I've (tried) to add MongoDB to the pipeline, my request for the data times out. I've inserted a record in a collection using the command prompt:
> db
stackmailer
> db.sites.fin...
I'm questioning the usefulness of the framework tag. There are only 20 questions at the moment and they don't appear to have much in common. Seems like some kind of catch all tag to me. Should we burn it?
