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12:00 AM
RELOAD! There are 1645 unanswered questions (94.5754% answered)
 
Hey, just in time for reload :D
By the way, who still uses 40 votes a day?
 
not me
 
Someone eager for a hat during Winter Bash, or someone going for a voting related badge... :-p
Stars however, seems to run out a lot more easily in this room, at least
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Stars... never heard of 'em.
 
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Q: Socket.ReadPacketASync

hl3mukkelI'm working with TCP Sockets and I've build a simple packet struct that turns it into a datagram protocol. I've created a class which returns "promise" Tasks for Packets. Packets are very simple, they consist of: struct TCPPacket { unsigned short size; // contains size-1 ...

 
12:13 AM
Alright, enough with bubble sort, moving on... :)
 
Did you read the article on microbenchmarking I listed?
 
20 mins ago, by holroy
This one was kind of fun to watch. It gives animations of the various basic sorting algorithms as to how they work.
^^that?
I didn't see an article per se from you
 
This is another article on why microbenchmarking is hard in Java...
 
monking
 
monking
 
12:15 AM
The answer on Create/reliable benchmarks with Java
@Phrancis The one before this answer of yours...
 
Okay I'll check it out
 
The gist is simply that you shouldn't rely too much on the simple timing using the System.currentTimeMillis() or System.nanoTime(). They are at best unreliable.
The article by Robert Boyer(?) from the answer, and the "another article" are both interesting readings regarding java benchmarking
 
I don't know enough about stdout and stdin, can somebody help be understand what this means:
> As a matter of taste, and so that chat.js is more reusable, I'd forgo the console.log() in it and make chat into an event emitter. Then in ws.js you can listen for the specific events and output the proper text to stdout.
@DanPantry what's the difference between outputting to console.log and stdout
Can you attach a license to that? (on GitHub) — Madara Uchiha 4 hours ago
I got asked to attach a license
well, now I need to go read up on licenses
 
@Quill I think stdout is the console output where Node is running, and console.log outputs to the browser console.
 
console.log is a node thing as well
 
12:24 AM
Oh, that's right; sorry.
 
Also the answer attached to my question seems to say "Overwrite the toString prototype", which seems not good at all
 
12:50 AM
So, what's the major difference between the MIT and GPL V3 licenses?
 
1:07 AM
This is a comparison of published free software licenses and open-source licenses. The comparison only covers software licenses with a linked article for details, approved by at least one expert group at the FSF, the OSI, the Debian project, or the Fedora project. For a list of licenses not specifically intended for software, see List of free content licenses. == FOSS licenses == While the terms "free software license" and "open-source license" are both in wide use and usually interchangeable, "FOSS license" as both kinds unifying term exists. There is no one universally agreed-upon definition...
 
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Q: Hash Based Data Structure in Java for Collision Calculation

mantonoI have started a project on my free time were I'm writing a 2D game engine in Java. One of the more challenging and interesting aspects of such a project is collision detection between sprites on the screen. I have previously written a game engine in C++ were the more naive approach (O(n2)) of us...

 
You should format your code, but also: if there is no problem with this code, it does not belong on Stack Overflow. For improvements and assuming this code works, you may want to try your luck on the Code Review. — N. Wouda 54 secs ago
 
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Q: Popup function written in jQuery

seahorsepipI wrote a jQuery function to show a popup that cab be draggable have multiple buttons etc. Code: /Popup function/ function popup(config) { /*Default config*/ var buttons = config["buttons"]; var title = config["title"]; var html = config["html"]; var popupClassBase = "popup"; var popupClass = ...

 
Can someone help here? I am unsure of what to do.
 
@seahorsepip Does the above code work as intended? — Phrancis 15 secs ago
 
1:22 AM
Thanks.
 
@Phrancis It does, only the small function overflow() does not fully work as intended but can be ignored since it's not needed for it's current features. — seahorsepip 37 secs ago
Sounds fair enough to me...
 
1:37 AM
0
Q: writing a simple post-function in clojureScript and Node.js

Anton HaraldNode's HTTP library provides a handy shorthand function for GET requests. Something similar doesn't exist for POST requests. I'm trying to write one in ClojureScript that compiles to node-readable JavaScript. In JavaScript (+ underscore.js) it would look like so: var _ = require("underscore");...

 
who is this guy? ^
 
@Phrancis You on Skype?
 
@TanMath Question feed.
 
@EBrown Yeah
 
@TanMath, see the following meta question describing the feeds and bots used here:
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A: Welcome to The 2nd Monitor!

QuillAlthough it may seem daunting to start talking in an unfamiliar room or site, The 2nd Monitor is a great room, and the friendly regulars will help you to feel right at home. Some questions you may have might include: How do I ask questions or get help with a post on the site using chat? What...

The most frequent "guys" are Duga and Captain Obvious. Duga quotes comments mentioning Code Review here and there, and Captain Obvious quotes new questions on Code Review. Both very useful helpers!
You'll also notice that we sometimes respond to them (even though they don't answer back), to clarify that we've reacted somehow to their posts. Possibly voting or commenting on their posts, or i.e. noting that the comment is irrelevant so that the next guy reading the quote from Duga can be ignored by the last reader.
Duga also responds to editing of posts.
 
1:55 AM
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Q: Generic Object Editing Classes with Controller, ViewModelProvider and DBUpdater

Martin Hansen LennoxI am a generics noob and would like feedback on the following set of classes that will serve as the basis for an app with many low level CRUD functions. I have used Car and Person classes as examples, but there will be a whole bunch of basic classes like these, perhaps 50 +. My aim is to make...

 
monking!
 
monking!
 
> I have used Car and Person classes as examples, but there will be a whole bunch of basic classes like these, perhaps 50 + - hypothetical code sensor beeping
why does every beginner-with-generics seems to think GenericRepository<T> is a great idea?
 
i just learned monking is for morning only..
 
@Mat'sMug I never built a GenericRepository<T>.
 
2:00 AM
The Car and Person are examples, but it seems like he wants a review on the other components. That is the Controller, ViewModelProvider and DBUpdater, so that seems worthy of reviewing
 
except, it's always morning somewhere
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@holroy yeah
I put them in block quotes
 
@Mat'sMug true...
 
@EBrown good! don't even think about it! :)
@TanMath "monking" substitutes to "morning", meaning "good morning/afternoon/evening/night/read-it-as-whatever-is-relevant-for-the-timezone‌​-you're-in"
 
@Mat'sMug I would never do such a thing.
Opens Visual Studio
New Project
GenericRepository<T>
 
@Mat'sMug Hmm... Should there be example code related to the ViewModelProvider? Hmm... Not for us to add, possibly, but...
 
2:06 AM
IDK, looks over-engineered as hell
public interface IDBEntity
{
    int ID { get; set; }
    string Title { get; set; }
    List<string> PreventDeleteReasons { get; }
    bool IsDeletable { get; }
}
good-bye ISP
 
ISP?
Interface Segregation Principle?
 
Interface Segregation Principle. The "I" of SOLID
yeah
 
I don't even know what the SOLD in SOLID stands for.
 
SRP, OCP, LSP, ISP, DIP
 
Examples do exists within the ViewModel Providers section... Should one quote the code which is example code there as well?
 
2:08 AM
@Mat'sMug Those sound like health disorders.
 
@Mat'sMug I thought you were changing your Internet Service Provider for a second there.
 
@EBrown that's OCD. totally different.
 
@EBrown I've always heard we were crazy...
 
@Hosch250 I didn't need to hear it. I'm already loopy.
 
I bet an unusually high percentage of programmers have OCD too.
 
2:09 AM
@Mat'sMug Oh, my bad.
 
in VBA Rubberducking, 1 min ago, by Hosch250
Oh well. @Mat'sMug I have an unhealthy addiction to programming.
 
In computer programming, SOLID (Single responsibility, Open-closed, Liskov substitution, Interface segregation and Dependency inversion) is a mnemonic acronym introduced by Michael Feathers for the "first five principles" named by Robert C. Martin in the early 2000s that stands for five basic principles of object-oriented programming and design. The principles, when applied together, intend to make it more likely that a programmer will create a system that is easy to maintain and extend over time. The principles of SOLID are guidelines that can be applied while working on software to remove code...
 
TTGTB
Maybe.
Or just TTGOSEC.
 
Time to go OSEC?
 
Time To Get Off Stack Exchange Chat.
 
2:22 AM
LOL
 
LOL
 
LOL
 
I'm surprised no one got that.
LOL train is broken.
 
you guys have less stars than 19th byte...
 
@TanMath That doesn't sound good.
 
2:23 AM
star spam!
@Hosch250 it doesn't...
 
@TanMath NOT FOR LONG
 
I'm preserving mine.
 
@EBrown is the culprit...
 
Oh crap, it's tomorrow already, isn't it?
 
Yeah.
 
2:24 AM
My SE swag arrived just now
 
Better take some of these back.
@Quill From graduation?
 
Oh, that swag.
 
No, from a MSE thread a few weeks ago
 
actually...you guys have more star...that is weird...
 
2:25 AM
I'm still waiting on 10m swag.
@TanMath YOU LIED TO ME
 
but the frequency of being starred might be higher in 19th byte...
 
Oh darn. I have to reboot.
Well, see all you guys tomorrow (maybe).
 
@EBrown tomorrow where?
 
Tomorrow here.
It's 2127.
 
Ehh... It's tomorrow already here?!
:-p
 
2:28 AM
Well it's not tomorrow here, yet.
 
it is! utc time it is...
 
Anyway, later @all.
 
It is tomorrow UTC.
 
Or rather, it is never tomorrow, because that is a day away...
 
@Hosch250 ninja'd!
@holroy i disagree... because somewhere in the world, it is already the next day!
 
2:30 AM
Yeah, but is that tomorrow, or are you in yesterday! :-p
 
later @EBrown
boy, that was weird
 
I'm not leaving just yet.
 
^
lol
@Quill stop saying bye to people who want to stay...do not shoo them away...
@Quill i used the pep8 code that you gave me finally... DanielSank was fine with it it seems...
 
I'm totally going to blame the temperature here, which google tells me is at 32degrees C / 90 F
@TanMath Awesome work
 
@Quill awesome? you did most of it!!
thank you!
(although i did fix the bug...it was an import problem)
 
2:46 AM
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Q: VCF parser for ultimately genomic data visualization

MelanchroesI've just started out writing an app that will visualize genomic data for anybody to understand. When you get your genome sequenced the raw data usually comes in the form of a VCF file. I started out by drafting parser below that essentially creates a JavaScript object out of a VCF text file. Ne...

 
@Quill I wish it was even 70F here :(
 
Lucky you... Here it is 0 degrees C, aka 32 F
 
3:06 AM
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Q: Creating a more efficient DFS algorithm for traversing a maze - Java

Ben411916I am trying to get this code running as fast as possible when traversing through my stack of my DFS currently the input files are like so: 0 2 2 1 1 4 4 5 5 6 10 8 8 9 9 6 7 6 3 4 0 1 3 9 0 4 Where my Maze class will tie the numbers together and create a graph for me. After the graph is crea...

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Q: What's an elegant way to handle special cases when determining a simple sum?

VacsterI basically have several objects which are assigned a certain size and position and that's all fine and dandy. Only problem is that in certain special cases the item has to be positioned a bit to the left and be a bit smaller. The relevant code is as follows: tmp.setSize(arraylist.get(x).equ...

0
Q: Minimalist countdown timer with C#

kayleeFrye_onDeckI'm looking to add a module to one of my utility classes that functions as a countdown timer for tools that execute tasks after a certain amount of time. The code below is what I have working for PoC, but when I went to make this and check out existing examples, none really seemed this slim/simpl...

 
@CaptainObvious Uncertain whether this is on-topic, or what?
 
3:42 AM
808 lotto jackpots in the db now :D
Gonna make a fun data analytics project too :D
 
0
Q: Angular Box Color Exercise

WinchenzoMagnificoI am trying to complete an exercise where there are 4 different color boxes and 1 main box below them that is blank, when you click on one of the colored boxes, the main box changes to the color of the box you just clicked on. Also there should be working undo and redo buttons. Am I doing this t...

 
4:11 AM
lmao
People from my school have to create a bunch of small projects for their Android exam
today the teacher grading it tweeted this:
"If I see that badly copied retrofit code one more time.. #doityourself"
 
@holroy meh, I have to wake up at like 6am to avoid not being set on fire every morning
lol
 
4:29 AM
This might be better on Code Review . Stack Exchange. Wishing you well — Micky 40 secs ago
 
Wow, I am an idiot. I thought I checked this range was inclusive...
 
5:08 AM
 
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Q: Function to get specified key from /proc/cpuinfo

Wasabi FanOn Linux, the file /proc/cpuinfo returns a set of key-value pairs, where the key and value are separated by a colon and each pair has its own line. It's a bit more complicated than that in reality, but for my needs that's as complicated as it needs to be. My goal is to write a function in bash th...

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Q: Systems Management using SSH for my School

Ethen CrowlI wrote this script in order to generate a hosts.txt file with the IP addresses of the laptops in my school. Each laptop is assigned a number, and their IP addresses are assigned to them with the template "192.168.0.x". X being the computer's number + 10. All these computers are running Arch Lin...

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Q: Where can I Read Your Heart Is a Muscle the Size of a Fist by Sunil Yapa online or download it full PDF book for free?

user94509Where can I Read Your Heart Is a Muscle the Size of a Fist by Sunil Yapa online or download it full PDF book for free?

 
5:19 AM
> As it stands I have currently created a new Maze class
That code looks very… familiar to me.
 
@CaptainObvious Nice job handling the spam guys
 
@CaptainObvious I picked a bad time to be away from this tab. :-P And I don't think I've ever seen a spam question + self-answer combo before, not even on SO.
 
Yeah, they're pretty rare
 
I wonder what would happen if we created "Spam Review".
 
lol, sounds good.
 
5:26 AM
It might provide good data for SE's spam detection bot.
 
I think EBrown was talking about using Neural Networks to sort through post and spam data
 
We could generate data for him to teach it with.
 
Zak
@Morwenn I get through my vote limit, whenever I can remember to go and find things to vote on.
Running out of VBA questions to vote on though ^^
Also, Monking @all
 
Learn C#.
I need more answers on my latest RD questions.
 
Zak
I'm getting there ^^
 
5:29 AM
BTW, I wonder what kind of feedback I'd get if I posted by test programs ;)
I'm really disappointed. One of my classes was going to be taught by a teacher I really like. They had the entire class up and everything.
Now, it is being taught by someone I've never had before with an inpronounable name (nothing against their name, just an interesting fact), they put it up late, all the stuff needed for the first assignment isn't even up...
 
@Zak yeah, me too :-)
I found a bit of similarity between JS' prototype chain and classes, and now it makes it easier to understand
 
5:45 AM
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Q: How to optimize this CTE query

ArulkumarI have a case to get the first Checklist_Id from ChecklistMaster table. So I used the below query, it returns the expected result. But the actual table have nearly 10,00,000 records. The below query takes nearly 3 seconds to return the result. Is it possible to optimize the query? ;WITH GotTo...

 
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A: VCF parser for eventual genomic data visualization

QuillYour code is good, but it could be improved: Nesting Try and avoid massive nesting like this, but reversing the conditions and continueing: class Genome { constructor(name) { this.name = name // Find genotype by rs-ID without having to know chromosome this.findByRsId = (...

that was fun
 
6:20 AM
@Quill Did you intend to write
  case '0': case '1': default:
    return rs.genotype
    break
twice?
 
yes
the first one was to show that you can have more than one case
and the second was to say "You're actually declaring it" in this one
I should probably improve that anyway
 
That whole thing about the switch was rather wordy.
 
monking @all
spam guy's here in the chat?
 
eh, maybe it was, either way
 
indeed new day new challenges
 
Zak
6:30 AM
@chillworld
 
someone has experience(or know a solution) with offline forms who can be synchronised once there is network? (In Java ;) )
@Zak yeah, I just hope it stays like that
 
@EBrown https never seems to work on any meta for me
 
back in 45 minutes
 
Zak
7:06 AM
Right, TTGOOB
 
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Q: How come com.google is a valid domain name?

nicaelhttps://com.google appears to be a Google upside-down-rightside-left. But how come .google is a valid domain name? Or wait, .com is and it is just somehow reversed using some hidden technique? Oh, April 1st after all … But anyway, I googled for "google domain name" and still can't catch it … E...

 
Zak
7:19 AM
TIL, Google owns the .foo TLD
 
If this code is working, then I guess you should ask it in Code Review section. — Mehrdad Momeny 39 secs ago
@MehrdadMomeny The first half of the question is unclear as to whether it works or not. The second part is definitely not working as intended, so Code Review would be inappropriate at this time. Also, we are not a "section" :p — Zak 19 secs ago
 
and the .meme tld
 
Monking
@Quill As far as I know... nothing
console.log in Node will output to process.stdout
console.log in the browser obviously outputs to the console
 
monking
 
I suppose console.log is a bit of sugar over process.stdout.write
 
7:26 AM
the answer I was reading from also suggested rewriting the toString prototype, so...
 
@Quill linky link?
 
back
 
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A: Chat.SE in Websockets

Bailey ParkerVery nice overall organization, use of promises, and use of constants where appropriate! Your code was a pleasure to read. General comments: You shouldn't implement convert(). It seems that you're receiving html from the WebSocket server. You should include a library to properly parse it and c...

hi @chillworld
 
@Quill where is he saying that? ctrl+f prototype doesn't yield any results
 
> The benefit of this, is that in ws.js you can just use chat.on('event', function(e) { console.log(e.toString()); });
the e that he's talking about is an object
 
7:28 AM
Ah, I see.
That's actually perfectly fine
Because he's suggesting creating a class (which extends Object) and making a toString method on that class
class Foo {
  toString() {
  }
}
Foo.prototype.toString === Object.prototype.toString
> false
 
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Q: In-lining InvocationExpressions - Any pitfalls?

RobThis is regards to one of my answers: Linq Expression Calling Combines. The question wasn't very well recieved, but it proved to be an interesting task that I enjoyed working on. I ended up with the following: public static class ExpressionHelpers { public static Expression InlineInvokes<T>...

 
Also regarding the markdown comment, I would recommend you encode chat in markdown and convert it to html on the server (not converti t from html to markdown).
 
Yeah, I figured
That's fine, but I can't understand how a class is any improvement over the entire other file I having doing that
 
I'm not sure it is or isn't
Just commenting that creating a new class with toString is perfectly valid
You're not modifying Object.prototype, you'll just be shadowing Object.prototype.toString with Foo.prototype.toString - two different things
 
Yeah, that's okay, I didn't catch the class reference
 
7:32 AM
I'm not a fan of this:
var email = "",
    password = "",
    roomid = 8595;
I don't buy into the whole comma-separated variables thing
I would prefer to see them define on each line...
and e-mail and password be passed in in environment variables (process.env.EMAIL)
 
I don't usually either, I can't actually remember why I wrote them like that
the answer suggested command line args, but I guess your suggestion works better for a server
 
if you're starting stuff up over ssh
your ssh access can be logged
if you pass them via command line, you can see where I'm going with this :)
 
Yeah, so environment variables then
 
You can put them in ~/.bashrc or similar depending on what shell you're using
 
right, fair enough
 
7:36 AM
I would suggest using environment variables over command line args for sensitive information, which can then be stored in ~/.bashrc (or similar). ssh is the method you'll probably be starting this, and that can be logged - you don't want a username/password ending up in your ssh logs. You could alternatively use the dotfile .env in your script's working directory by using the library dotenv. — Dan Pantry 2 mins ago
BTW.Coffee
lol I find I end up giving reviews through chat instead of through the q/a site, woops :\
oh, btw, I'm a little worried about your chat.js
 
feel free to review that question :P
Why is that?
 
it's going to inflate to a massive size over a long period of time..
 
Why's that?
 
messages[event.message_id] = event.content;
you store every message
 
oh yeah, that...
I was going to delete them after say, 10 minutes, but I had issues with the line responsible so I scrapped it for the meantime
 
7:39 AM
You shouldn't be doing that in node ^^
We had a similar question to that yesterday and I suggested to the user Redis
Use Redis to store your messages and handle expirations using EXPIRE
 
I saw that suggestion, I've never used/been near Redis, but I'll take a look
 
mine favorite framework :)
oh wait
edit to do for the image
 
7:55 AM
We've had functionality in our app for about 6 months now and some of our developers (that work on different systems) have just come in to say "nope, you can't do that, it'll break everything" after it has been live for ~3 months
:s
 
jesus, maybe you ought to put those startup books to good use
 
@Quill the image is now correct
 
cool, btw it wasn't my dv
A little general info on what the program is would cool
The website's page was a little... scattered
 
Looks like a Java framework, though that isn't immediately obvious from the website
@Quill +1
 
I added comment with small explication
Mine favorite Java GUI framework for web applications, one of the only frameworks who included MVVM pattern next to the MVC pattern. — chillworld 1 min ago
 
8:02 AM
with respect I don't think your community ad will be successful if people have to rely on background information to ascertain what the ad is about
 
alright, there we go
 
@Dan no problem I'll try to get a better one.
 
I edited the description into it, so that should be right now
depending on whether The Lurker is okay with it too
 
@chillworld I'm not telling you to not run it, I'm just giving you my opinion
morning @Zak
btw this is a great article to read by @nhgrif
 
all of @nhgrif's articles are great articles
2
 
8:04 AM
unfortunately I can't link all of his articles :(
 
well you could... add one markdown link per character and spell out the alphabet or something
 
@DanPantry I'll try to improve the gif so its more pointing out what it is
@Quill your edit is not in order with rule 1
 
oh lol whoops
 
lol
 
But wait, I'll delete it and put it back when I'll have a better picture
 
8:08 AM
monking @Mast.
 
yeah, sounds like a plan @chillworld
 
You are all correct it has to be better so let's try that ;)
 
8:19 AM
with Swift working on Linux I am tempted to start poking into iOS dev..
 
Swift != iOS dev necessarily
Xcode has lots of funny business to do with storyboards etc
 
But can I use Swift to do iOs dev? @Quill
 
Yeah
 
func didBeginContact(contact: SKPhysicsContact) {
    var firstBody: SKPhysicsBody
    var secondBody: SKPhysicsBody
    if contact.bodyA.categoryBitMask < contact.bodyB.categoryBitMask {
        firstBody = contact.bodyA
        secondBody = contact.bodyB
    } else {
        firstBody = contact.bodyB
        secondBody = contact.bodyA
    }
    if ((firstBody.categoryBitMask & PhysicsCategory.Monster != 0) &&
        (secondBody.categoryBitMask & PhysicsCategory.Projectile != 0)) {
            projectileDidCollideWithMonster(firstBody.node as! SKSpriteNode, monster: secondBody.node as! SK
@Quill Overriding toString is fairly common: stackoverflow.com/questions/6307514/… It's bad to add methods to the prototype of a builtin like Object or Date, but for objects you define it should be fine. — Bailey Parker 57 secs ago
Swift is cool
 
8:27 AM
@Quill
s/released/realised
Yeah, I only released thanks to @DanPantry you were talking about something I define ;-; — Quill 1 min ago
 
brb going back to high school
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A: Simplify a complex LINQ query

Philip COriginal code (wrapped up in a method): public IEnumerable<Type> GetAsyncCompletableTypes(Assembly assembly) { return from type in assembly.GetTypes() where type.IsPublic && !type.IsSealed && type.IsClass where (from method in type.GetMethods() from ty...

 
Good answer @Quill. Hope it didn't take him 3 4 years to write it :P it's still 2015 you can't tell me otherwise
 
nice... it's still 2015 in some timezones anyway
@Quill Thanks :) — Bailey Parker 36 secs ago
I think he got the wrong name
 
heh
Don't sweat it ^^
 
8:57 AM
I think we need to see your whole code to answer what is slowing down your macro. maybe try to post your whole code to codereview.stackexchange.com ? — mauek unak 13 secs ago
This may be a good question for Code Review, so long as: (A) the code works, and (B) it's not hypothetical or incomplete in any way. Please read the on-topic guide before posting, if you choose to go to Code Review. If you have any questions or concerns, join us at our CR Help Desk. — Quill 9 secs ago
 
@Duga Consider closing the file when you open it...?
 
Ripe zombie; open question with answers, at least one answer having score 0, no answer having score > 0: Improving canvas performance for a color average animation
 
@RoboSanta Because it is self answered and OP never accepted his answer
 
possible answer invalidation by Konrad Viltersten on question by Konrad Viltersten: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/116454/revisions
 
@Duga handled
Monking
 
9:06 AM
nice work
 
9:22 AM
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Q: Function to validate parameter and throw exception when invalid

Konrad VilterstenI've asked a question receiving excessive (in a good sense) feedback. After I've incorporated it into the code, it changed substantially and I felt that I'd need opinion on the new version. Posting revised code is against the rules, so I'm asking a new, follow-up question. Choice of exception n...

 
in JavaScript on Stack Overflow Chat, 13 hours ago, by Benjamin Gruenbaum
Can anyone vouch for @overexchange or remembers a positive interaction with him? I only remember the hitler thing.
 
oh dear, drama alert :s
 
@Quill how would I convert my program into a bunch of functions with inputs? then write testcases for them?
 
uh like this
 
@Quill like how?
 
9:34 AM
def func(number):
    # do whatever here
that way you can test each stage
 
@Quill very descriptive! bravo!
 
anyway, is he refusing to help you without moving them to functions?
 
I know how to define functions in python!
 
in JavaScript on Stack Overflow Chat, 9 secs ago, by Maurize
Thanks, Dan for repeating me. If he did not accepted my answer he will definitely accept yours.
lol
 
@Quill i guess...that is what he wants me to do it seems...I asked him how to do that...he still hasn't responded...
but i will give him time...
 
9:37 AM
in JavaScript on Stack Overflow Chat, 1 min ago, by Dan Pantry
@Maurize No problem! do you have any other snarky comments you'd like to throw my way or is that all?
What an ass
 
> in JavaScript on Stack Overflow Chat
There's no
 
Thats why I hang out only here.
 
@Heslacher well, you guys and PPCG people probably are the best programming people to talk with...Stack Overflow chat is miserable... my experience with the Python room was not the best...
 
Never mind the fact he hasn't attempted to answer the question and I actually know the issue, just not the Angular 2.0 analogue to it.
 
I hang out in many places, because you know:
in The Nineteenth Byte, Jan 7 at 1:39, by Quill
also because omnipresence and everything
 
9:43 AM
@Quill the omnipresent Quill...
the reviewing Quill, the golfing Quill, the anime Quill...etc!
@Quill what are you doing in here?:

 DanielSank & Sir Circumference instal

Installing python to visualize special relativity
cause it says "python"?
gtg anyway...
bye!
gud night...
 
bye o/
> どこでもが
いつもいるおれ、
やめてかな。。。
anyway
@DanPantry the javascript expert, joins a room to look at a message and ends up solving problems lol
 
Zak
@Mat'sMug I swear every time I check on the taglines, they swap between tied for 1st place, and yours 2-3 votes behind.
 
@Quill I'm only answering it out of spite, honestly.
 
Never mind the person being rude answers javascript really terribly
 
9:49 AM
api.getProduct(function(e){
    //some functions or stuff you like to do with your variable
    console.log("inner variable: " + e);
    data = e;
})
what if e wasn't a string
honestly
 
I'm not on the list, what gives :(
 
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Q: Check if a word is before another

Francesco B.Let's consider a method like this: public bool IsWordABeforeWordB(string Text, string WordA, string WordB) { ... } Test cases: [TestMethod] public void IsWordABeforeWordB_ShouldBeTrue() { string Text = "CONSTRAINT [PK_Test] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED ([IDTest] ASC)"; bool result = Atomi...

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Q: Tic Tac Toe - Stage 1: console PvP

BekoI'm currently working on a Tic Tac Toe project to improve my programming skills, and I'm simultaneously learning Git. This is my GitHub page for my Tic Tac Toe project. I will post the code below so you don't have to go to GitHub. But if you could give me some small feedback whether I have pushe...

 
Okay, enough talk about that really awful chat room :s
 
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Q: Long term impact of not editing/deleting questions that's led to revised code

Konrad VilterstenNB. It's not an argument against "keeping the original code intact". I understand the point, I agree with the benefits and I realize the issues that may arise should we digress. I'd like to hear the opinion of the community on the difference in regard to editing the original question after an an...

 
> The point with CR (again - IMnsHO)
 
LOL
 

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