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Q: Palindromic prime search using the Sieve of Atkins

InversePalindromeI am working on a project that deals with prime numbers and am currently looking for a way to make the function max_palprime() work faster and possibly simpler. Currently, this function is working with other two: prime_sieve(): uses the Sieve of Atkins to return a list of bools with prime numbe...

 
Nighty all
 
@N3buchadnezzar 'nighty night!
I must say that The 2nd Monitor, in my opinion, is an exceptionally good room. I don't recall ever seeing someone banned or the room frozen in the 2 years I've been here.
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Challenge accepted
 
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Q: PigDice game in C#

catgocatIn the C# Player's Guide book there's a challenge in which you have to write the PigDice game in C#: It's a multiplayer game, every player starts with score 0. Player X rolls 2 dice. Player X's score is increased by the sum of the 2 dice' numbers. If Player X gets 1 on either die, hi...

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Q: constexpr Sin Function C++ 14

Alex ZywickiI have written a constexpr sin function using c++14 and would like to know what I can do to improve it. I am trying to balance code clarity/maintainability with performance. My goal was to have every part of the algorithm that does not depend on a run-time parameter be evaluated at compile time. ...

 
@Phrancis I have.
 
11:17 PM
I think it was frozen just once in the time I've been here.
 
At one point, rolfl banned a couple people temporarily.
 
@Phrancis It has been frozen.
 
And he froze the entire room once.
 
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Q: How much idle chatter do we tolerate in The 2nd Monitor?

MastRelated but not a duplicate: How far off-topic can we get in 'the 2nd monitor'? Today was a complicated day in the history of The 2nd Monitor. On one side there appears to be consensus something went wrong which should be handled. On the other side there appears to be disagreement about how muc...

Exactly one year ago.
 
There was a massive fight with a brain-dead troll, people kept putting their oars in, and everyone got kicked so it was just him and the troll, then the room was frozen.
 
11:19 PM
@Mast wow, that has exactly been a year, I do recall this series of incidents
Sorry, I didn't mean to stir it back up
 
I don't recall being that bad when I read monkey's answer, I just hope it has been much better lately.
 
I'm probably the worst one when I'm here now.
 
@Mast There have been very few incidents since, I can only recall one other but that was a completely different situation
in Tavern on the Meta on Meta Stack Exchange Chat, Jun 22 at 17:30, by Thaddeus Howze
I believe this technology is a RESPONSIBILITY, not just a privilege. We have an obligation to use it responsibly in a way which improves our relationships to each other, not creates another environment for us to behave badly in.
Lots of good things said in the town hall, this one post stood out to me
I still have nightmares about just how bad some IRC channels were, way back when
 
> We float off-topic and need to be reigned in once in a while, roughly about once a year.
It has been a year, and so far we're doing quite well.
 
in Tavern on the Meta on Meta Stack Exchange Chat, Jun 22 at 17:33, by rand al'thor
@Shog9 IMO, at least the main chatroom for a site should always be welcoming. If you allow main chatrooms to be too insular, the natural next step is to allow the site itself to be too insular. Making new users feel unwelcome isn't something anyone should be doing.
 
11:33 PM
Agreed. I strongly disagree with Shog there. You should not have the choice to make a main chat insular.
 
@Mast Right, there are private rooms for that purpose, agreed.
in Tavern on the Meta on Meta Stack Exchange Chat, Jun 22 at 17:34, by Magisch
Its one of these instances where we're asking the most nitpicky people on the planet (programmers) to exercise common sense
Literally LOL
 
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Q: Upvote/downvote toggle

szierI'm sure there is a better way to implement this feature. I am making an app that allows a user "upvote" or "downvote" a post. Right now, the code works and disables the upvote button if pressed and vice versa with the downvote button (the idea is that a user can only upvote or downvote once). p...

 
@CaptainObvious Looks like a good question by a new user.
 
Huh, Meteor looks kinda cool
Then again, most modern JavaScript looks like black magic and sorcery to me
 

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