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13:00
possible answer invalidation by ProgrammingCuber on question by ProgrammingCuber: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/134938/revisions
@Duga ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
for(int a = -1; a < 18; a++){
    for(int b = -1; b < 18; b++){
    ....
                                        for(int k = -1;k < 18; k++){
noooo
omfg..... that nested loop.... something is wrong there
rolledback because, well, 2 answers already
@DanPantry lol
I mean why wouldn't you create a recursive algorithm that tracks the history but also then just call itself lol
instead of 18 loops
13:03
Because maybe you're a new programmer who uses 8000 lines to sort an associative array.
lol - instead of just making a foreach loop that checks the key for its first char and sorts it into a new array?
@Pimgd I'm not sure that it really is an invalidation. Seems to be just more code for context, according to the edit messager
Sorry, imagine was way too big to fit here :p
also I heard nothing about this but
We surpassed 40000 starred messages!
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/s/imagine/image/
13:06
@SimonForsberg if it isn't an inval, it would be worth mentioning that it looks so bad that it would deter most decent programmers :P
We gotta celebrate this arbitrary milestone somehow
Maybe have the interns buy cake for everyone?
I ain't buying no cake
Maybe A cookie
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Q: Dealing with expensive office traditions

MagischIn the company I work at (more than 200 employees), it's customary to buy cakes for everyone when it is your birthday. This is all but an explicitly stated requirement -- it's taken very seriously. Although they can't fire me for noncompliance, I would really like to avoid annoying my boss signif...

@Pimgd We have interns? Why don't we put those to work on killing those zombies?
@Pimgd what? he said he doesn't want to do it too!
@Mast you don't have interns, but the website has interns that use it XD - technicalities within technicalities
13:10
@throck95 It's a reference // whoosh
@Pimgd validating my stance on refusing to buy cake!
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Q: Moving To Object Orientated Programming

Timothy CoetzeePlease keep in mind I am new and still learning when reading the following. What I am doing I have the following code which pulls a sport, tournament and round NR, from a DB table called event where the event is still active. The Problem The code works and does what I want it to do, but my pr...

A workplace in which cake is served 200 days out of the year?? And I thought my country was fat, jeez. — MonkeyZeus 21 hours ago
lol ^^
@Pimgd now time to crack down on PHPDoc bc I've worked on the 2 suggestions you gave :)
Never pass up an opportunity to use XKCD in an answer: codereview.stackexchange.com/a/134975/27623
Your move @Vogel612... vroom vroom
13:13
This question belongs to code review — Slava 43 secs ago
@skiwi As long as I'm not paying for all the cake, that's my kind of company.
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it belongs to codereview.stackexchange.comSlava 14 secs ago
@syb0rg CPUVA
also holyshit on that post I'm like this close to a populist badge
10/22
needs 11/23
13:14
WTF this made me laugh more than I should've
@Pimgd link?
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A: Dealing with expensive office traditions

THX1138Simple! You don't eat the cake provided by others, but you can take some and store it, then bring it out when it is your birthday. There should be exactly enough for everyone but you. If you want to finesse it further, try to give each person back the cake they provided on their birthday

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A: The grid looked at the menu and said "Something with class, please"

Pimgdprivate static final int RANDOM_NUMBER = 10; Everyone knows the true random number is 4. Less jokingly, what's the RANDOM_NUMBER for? Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of your variables... or better yet renaming them (to RANDOM_GRIDVALUE_MAX, perhaps). static Random rand = ne...

@Vogel612 I'm lost with the CP part
@Pimgd so I should downvote that right?
13:15
CounterProductive
The accepted answer needs more than 10 votes, and the other answer needs to beat that by twice as much
so 11 on the accepted and 23 on the other answer is the lowest passing case
@Quill I've changed my mind. Typescript 2 is awesome.
@Pimgd So now you need just one more
yeah =D
@Pimgd maybe I should upvote the accepted :P
13:18
Are answers suddenly sorted on active instead of votes or did I click that button myself?
@skiwi you clicked it yourself (90%> probability)
Is a zombie shot with one bullet really dead?
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A: More efficient method to implement a tensor product formula

syb0rgReadability & Maintainability Right now your code is unreadable. I don't mean to be harsh, but it's bad. Please use better variable names. Put the variable declarations to separate lines and initialize them to some value at the same time. From Code Complete, 2d Edition, p. 759: With stat...

You guys forgot to double tap
:P
@Pimgd enjoying your new badge?
gotta wait till servers process it
but then, yes
slowpoke is being slow today
13:21
@syb0rg I kinda like the answer but I am worrying it comes across a bit harsh at the beginning
lemme check the code again tho
... single character variable names... only...
nvm it's perfect
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Q: Library Needed : Log files for individual threads

Arun kumar Kalaiarasan There are many logging libraries (Boost Log, log4cplus, pantheios, etc) available. But I needed logging library which should support logging of individual files for individual threads. My need is : 1. Supportable os from Windows XP 2. Should be good or normal performance 3. Need website link...

> You've earned the "Populist" badge (Highest scoring answer that outscored an accepted answer with score of more than 10 by more than 2x) for "The grid looked at the menu and said “Something with class, please”".
2nd gold badge GET
not sure how this one slipped through the cracks, but it's definitely missing some code as most of his method calls helper functions that aren't shown - we can't review code that doesn't exist
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Q: Responsibilities in discount method on controller - Cart service

Rafael SoufrazThis method is accessed when the route cart/discount/hash_code_discount is fired. Basically, I have a cart in my session and by this method I need to recalculate the items in that cart, persist items discounting in the database and update the coupon and discount value in the session. destroyDis...

@Pimgd There, a bit nicer
Zak
Zak
> "Stores Financial Data ... Safely ... In the cloud"
Yeah. Right.
13:31
@Zak It won't get lost if you share it with everyone, so it's safe in that aspect
Zak
Zak
Clever marketing is clever for saying "Safe" and not "Secure"
That's the whole point =)
also see "Tested as the best" (n = 1)
I don't know how 30 people looked at that post without commenting that....
@Vogel612 CPUVA
13:35
@syb0rg what is this
@Pimgd Counter-productive up-vote applied
Too broad. This isn't a code review service. You might try codereview.stackexchange.commatt 36 secs ago
@skiwi Free flag :-)
@Vogel612 I'm also gonna include @Mast and @Zak in this race, either of us beat them to 20k before either of them get to 10k
@syb0rg or me to 1k? lol
13:38
@syb0rg Now we're racing you guys too? I better kick myself into gear.
@throck95 that doesn't work, because rep is rate-limited
@Mast flag as what?
awright
@Pimgd NAA. It's a lousy comment at best.
@throck95 Sure, you have one hell of an advantage tho haha
13:39
sigh apple time
@syb0rg with only 200 rep and not a lot of time it takes a while :P - but we'll make it more fair 3k
@syb0rg We're all running for something like 5k, so it would work.
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Q: Your answer is in another castle: when is an answer not an answer?

Shog9I think we can all agree, this sucks: If you've been around a little while, you've probably encountered hundreds of answers like this in various forums, some of them even marked as "The Answer" by well-meaning1 forum admins looking to close a thread. We could try to enumerate the commonly-obse...

@syb0rg I haven't given a lot of answers yet - mind taking a look at the ones I've given and point me in the right direction to give the best possible answers
13:42
An answer that answers the question, however poorly, is still an answer.
Hey, @skiwi, want to join the race?
Even if it's an apple filled with worms and dirty
flag as "low quality" instead (content issues) or just downvote
@Pimgd It's not even remotely an apple. It's a rotten orange in disguise.
@Pimgd but what if it's a picture said apple instead of the real thing?
@throck95 See apple sign (not an answer)
13:43
@Mast Towards where am I racing?
@skiwi 30k? everyone is shooting for roughly 5k rep in this race (give or take)
Zak
Zak
@syb0rg Awesome. Just going to note that I'm currently winning ^^
@Zak rub rub
@throck95 I'd recommend favorite-ing some tags and looking at unanswered questions within them
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Q: Implementing AES encryption in Java

NzallI'm not a security expert, but while checking over our AES implementation for our flagship product, I've noticed some strange things, like the output length having a relation with the input length and no apparent use of an IV. @Service public class EncryptionServiceImpl implements EncryptionServ...

13:45
@Zak For now...
This code is incomplete. In order to post to Code Review, you shouldn't strip it of content. The switch statements at the end doesn't add up. — Simon Forsberg 42 secs ago
@syb0rg Yea I'm sticking with laravel, sql, and JS for now
Some tests I'm performing on my code at work take 5 minutes to complete...
Hello @Nzall!
Is there a way to remove the edit history of a question? I accidentally forgot to redact a few references to our company in a question I asked on Code Review. I edited them out, but they are still in the edit history of the question
@syb0rg hi
@Nzall You'll have to contact a mod
13:52
I already marked it for moderator intervention
@Nzall If you do not have the legal authority to post the code, you shouldn't have done so in the first place.
If you do, then yeah, mod can remove the revision
@Nzall if it's already flagged, then it's a waiting game
@Mat'sMug may be here?
@syb0rg when is he ever here when he's needed?
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@Nzall if the question was the question you recently posted, then the edits were merged
and there is no problem
13:54
it was ninja-edited within the grace period, there is no history
@Pimgd Can they? I thought they needed a a CM for that.
@Nzall I see no edit history
ah, okay
Yup, no revision history is logged in the first 5 minutes.
looks like I was quick enough with my edit then
13:54
@Mast community mod then
still; issue remains, if you don't actually have the legal right to post the code then don't post it
I fully agree with @Pimgd here.
However, we're all human. Sometimes we screw up.
@Mast FWIW, yes, we can
Good to know.
@syb0rg He's always lurking.
@Pimgd I had permission to ask information about the code
sounds like you talked about it which is good enough for me
13:56
I just was told after I posted it to make sure I didn't accidentally include any information about the company
That's most likely them relying on security by obscurity + not wanting to leak any features
@Nzall usually smart to remove any identifiers in code anyways when asking for feedback unless it's internal
@throck95 I did check it beforehand, but I forgot to check some of the javadoc comments
My first question here was based on code I wrote while working somewhere where most code was GPL. Made things easier.
14:00
@Pimgd you had said in my last question that you disliked returning true or an exception
How would be the best way to handle that because the idea was I wanted to rethrow an OutOfBoundsException as my custom one
@Vogel612 Dam, wait for me
@throck95 umm... why even catch that in the first place??
I'm captain
14:02
@Nzall mini-reviewwww
Just rejected 2 edits from the same author. Hmpf.
@Vogel612 I mean false could work, but if something isn't set right I'd rather return super loud
@syb0rg why is there no shotgun?
You need a shotgun to properly kill zombies...
@throck95 yea... just let OutOfBoundsException bubble up the callstack
@throck95 then don't return bool in the first place
@Vogel612 I prefer to get close and personal with a knife
14:03
you probably can't handle it at runtime anyways so why bother catching it??
@throck95 If I have to get close and personal with a Zombie my weapon of choice would be an axe or a baseball bat
if(x){ throw }
if(y){ throw }
if(z){ throw }
return true;
this is stupid
just return as normal when it's all valid
@Pimgd true - got an idea I'll try
right now it was returning true so that an if statement would execute to call a method, just add the method at the end and it will all bubble up anyways
@Vogel612 I have to finish this stress-test stuff at work and then I'm back to hunting zombies
there's got to be a better way to stop answers on old posts that are already answered lol - just got a comment on one of my phishing questions that was embedded like 4 reviews ago XD
@syb0rg yea I got a few minutes and then I'm off for the rest of the day, so I'll get going now :D
14:11
This testing will probably take all morning :(
Good thing morning already is over
@skiwi for you maybe. its only 10 here!
It's 4pm here :p
And waiting on a package since 11am >_<
lol good old delivery ppl
A competitor van drove through the street 40 minutes ago :|
14:14
it's like anything in life. we'll be there at x time. 10 hours later, phone call comes in, "Uh we'll be there tomorrow."
Reminds me I should still be getting a call today, guess that's neither going to happen :P
Zak
Zak
@microbuster hi
@microbuster Hey
14:20
@Zak how are you
HELLO
@syb0rg and u
Zak
Zak
@microbuster Busy. (not right now, obviously, just generally)
hey pimgd
14:21
@Zak ah
any new topic to talk??
I stressed my program out
And it broke
@syb0rg what was you trying to do?
@microbuster Find the maximum number of data points I could send at a time in a data set
aaand another one down
@syb0rg @Vogel612 is destroying you!
14:23
@syb0rg so what could happen rather than broking?
@syb0rg now it needs a therapist
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@microbuster It sends them all
@Pimgd a good joke
@Pimgd nah - just give it some Zantac and it'll forget about it's panic attack
@syb0rg hmmmmmmmm
14:25
--zantac compiler flags
Fixed it
@microbuster I've tested it with 10000 data points before and it worked, and it was just failing for 500
But I forgot to restart the server to reload all the points in
woot i closed a zombie!
Thank you, after a lot of time someone answered :D — Claudio King 10 mins ago
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@syb0rg The less data points you submit, the more chance each individual one can fail
You can't refute that logic.
@skiwi only for fail-fast
@skiwi Did you read that ML answer of mine yet per chance?
14:27
Oh hai
Is there site business going on?
@N3buchadnezzar WW2Z is going on
(the second war against the zomb-nazis)
Nice =)
Anyone up for dropping their 2 short cents on the elephant in the room?
@syb0rg I looked at the tab today
@Pimgd Madness.
also I need to be less complainy
and maybe do work?
14:31
I was at a show in Phuket where they used a large number of elephants. Before the show they had a stand where you could take a picture with a baby elephant or feed a baby tiger with a bottle.
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is a code review question. — dasblinkenlight 16 secs ago
I was a little set off by this using animals in showbiz. However I am not quite sure where I draw the line. Are all animals to be used in show and to make money, just the common ones, no animals allowed?
@N3buchadnezzar they even use the human animals
@Duga RBA, possibly incoming.
I mean tigers are sort of endangered...
14:35
@N3buchadnezzar Animals in that region are not doing well, so I can understand that. The population usually doesn't give about statuses like 'endangered', as long as it makes money.
Since they're in poverty, I can't blame them...
I totally see that. I mean is it really any different using an elephant to farm land to make money than to use it in a show? I am really unsure where I stand on this
when you're checking the testing environment and wondering why your dev changes aren't having any impact
I really need weekend to just start already
@N3buchadnezzar Everyone has to decide that for himself.
@Duga edited to
Input into your code should be sent to codereview.stackexchange.com. — Elliot Rodriguez 1 min ago
14:40
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it belongs in codereview.stackexchange.comRiggsFolly 36 secs ago
Zombie over a year old just got an answer!
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A: Instagram-like news feed display

throck95The biggest problem with your performance is that your query is MASSIVE. And I mean it. Depending on the size of your database, you are going to see major performance hits from using the NOW() scalar function in your query. This is because it has to be called for every single row in the result, ...

Checkout @elliot-rodriguez .. I changed it to question answer form.. But this needs to stay here. I've seen people asking this question. And thanks for codereview link... — Huzaib Shafi 13 secs ago
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Q: I want your advice for my code (c++ working with dynamic memory)

babaliarisI just want to know if i'm making everything in the right way without having leak and memory problems. I'm an experienced programmer but new to c++ and because of my work (working with complicated data structures ) i need to learn c++. And of cource before i start with very complicated data stru...

Verifying that the same data is being transmitted between the server and a client has been made a pain for me
It usually is.
14:55
why does translateX(50%) put the left hand side of my div in the center (I expected it to use the center point of the element) and how do I fix this
ooooh
inline-block + left 50%
It'd even have worked if there weren't any other elements on the same line
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Q: Generating buttons efficiently

DjangoI've written a Minesweeper program, but my code for generating the buttons is taking much longer than I'd like. Here is the GUI code: this.boardPanel.Controls.Clear(); this.boardValues = new int[mode.size.Width, mode.size.Height]; this.boardFound = new bool[mode.size.Widt...

The auto-typing of Python is driving me mad again.
Why are you using a for loop with one Tuple(Tuple)?
for floor, direction in ((6, 'UP'),)
In Python, (expr) is just a parenthesized expression, but (expr,) is a tuple of size 1.
15:10
wooooooooooo
it's in the middle
It's quite rare to need a tuple of size 1, so this can be lived with.
srsly why does this have to happen
making buttons, 15 mins, making button functions, 30 mins,
centering the button, 2 hours
lol - so true
That's why I hate to work on the front end.
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Q: Opinion: Let Users create custom blade templates in Laravel 5

Huzaib ShafiProblem: I need to let my web-app users create their own blade layouts (unavoidable). The content shall change based on what is in the database, hence their layouts should become dynamic in nature. With only the content parts changing and layout different as customized by the user. Solution 1:...

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Q: The Miller-Rabin Primality Test in Clojure

Jeel ShahI am new to clojure and I wanted to test out my skills by taking an existing implementation written in Python and writing it in clojure. Concerns My main concerns are where I use cond and put an upto parameter in the function definitions of isWitness and probablyPrime. I am not sure if that's t...

15:15
Monking!
possible answer invalidation by babaliaris on question by babaliaris: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/134986/revisions
@Phrancis 'Ello!
@Duga not sure - it might be invalidating the answer
@CaptainObvious Die, you off-topic
@syb0rg lol ikr - I took a look at it but wasn't sure how to handle it yet. You can do custom blade templates but there's so much sanitization involved and you almost never want to use master templates with them
15:22
If you think my answers here at Code Review are long, that's because you haven't seen the code reviews I do professionally. I've just made 70 comments on a colleague's 300-line pull request.
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Q: C#, Winforms, Refactoring Calculations through a series of textboxes.

Nick van OijenAlright guys, i know this isn't the proper way of problemsolving. But i need some guidance here. Since i am just starting in programming, the code is not really readable. The winforms program (gloryfied excelsheet) i created, is made up from different textboxes (as shown in designer picture belo...

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Q: Analyze huge set of sentences for word presence

Denis KulaginI have a huge file (1Gb) with English sentences and I need to filter only those containing the Alice word. Actual tests could be more complex, e.g. matching a verb by its wordforms (go, goes, gone, went, going). To solve the task I have designed a method, which feeds English word as it is ready...

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Q: Word VBA Function to Find a Specified Heading & Return its Text as a String

Kelly Tessena KeckIn this post, I asked for an overall review of a script to auto-generate table captions, because it was running relatively slowly. I've used Debug.Print to isolate the problem, and this function takes the longest (at 16 seconds). The purpose of the function is to find the heading of a specified...

@GarethRees Yes, a size of 1 is the only case where it fails. For longer ones there's no problem.
The comma did the trick, thanks @GarethRees :-)
Good to remember.
I was afraid I needed to resort to dummy values instead, this is better.
> if the list contains at least one comma, it yields a tuple; otherwise, it yields the single expression that makes up the expression list.
15:47
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Q: Matrix to calculate effects using delta method in R

NanI have written a code to calculate effects using Delta method in R I have a dataframe dpcp with variables x1,x2,x3,x4 and a matrix of 1000 draws from a multivariate normal, m4[1000,4]. This code calculates the effects, but it takes very long to run. How can I run it faster: n=nrow(dpcp) fo...

I have retracted my vote to close. Hope you get some good answers. — Phrancis 5 secs ago
@Phrancis Does a user that's not a moderator have a way to retract their vote?
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A: Site scope - are questions asking about how to test and/or alter your specific design to be better testable on-topic?

corsiKaThanks for thinking of us! I would say this falls under the scope of the site as far as it pertains to the implementation. The site actually had Selenium merged into it, so ALL things Selenium are clearly on topic. I don't see why JUnit would be any different. Now, things that are actually Java ...

seems they like such questions?
@Zak kind of figured that, but wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt. You did mention making it more readable in the original answer.
The rule is be nice, right.
The phone saga continues!
(for reference:)
XKCD Phone 1: xkcd.com/1363
XKCD Phone 2: xkcd.com/1465
15:55
@pacmaninbw If you have cast a vote to close, you can click on the same link to retract it. Note that this does not apply to flags
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XKCD Phone 3: xkcd.com/1549
... also these images are huge, help?
@pacmaninbw Yes. Once.
Zak
Zak
@Pimgd xkcd does that
@Pimgd I missed the joke in all of those.
You can kill my flag, it might have been legitimate before.
16:00
@Mast Sounds like you might need explain xkcd.
@GarethRees I thought they had a forum for explanations, but it looks like they upgraded into a full-fledged wiki.
Two more stress-test sets to perform, then I should be done with this project
@syb0rg Only if it survives the tests, I hope? Don't leave a broken system laying around.
@Mast I've already performed the maximum, and it handled it. I'm not really stressing the system any more, just reporting stats
If it does somehow break tho, then I'll have to go in and fix it
Wasn't this part of the discussion yesterday? codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/134986/…
16:07
But I doubt that will happen
Talking about the user answer at the bottom.
Oh, greetins.
Greetins
@pacmaninbw Can you clarify what discussion exactly? Sounds like a user with a chip on their shoulder. I flagged the post as "Not An Answer"
No, the discussion I'm talking about was how people were dropping off The 2nd Monitor and I asked if this was true of Code Review.
@Zak Already upvoted the question.
16:20
My condolences goes out for France today.
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@pacmaninbw Ah, those aren't quite the same thing
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Q: How would you test this class and is it integration test or unit test?

madpoetConsider this example class which in encrypting some data and sending it to some other service. Consider the test for redirect method. This is how you consume the class: <?php $safeLink = new SafeLink('some_secret_key'); $safeLink->redirect('http://external.service.com/receiver.php', $someDat...

@Phrancis OK
Zak
Zak
Anyway, TTQW. See you all later :)
16:24
@Zak Bye!
16:36
@syb0rg You got a Raspberry, right?
I just burned mine (B+). Now I can either get a 2 or 3.
@Mast Yah
@Mast Ohhhh, how'd you do that?
Too much power drawn, I thought the GPIO were protected against that.
I guess they aren't.
That sucks :/
I wanna get a 3, just for the bluetooth
I haven't found any drawbacks yet from getting a 3 over a 2. Are you aware of any?
@syb0rg The old one served me well for plenty of hours.
@Mast No, but I also haven't done much research into it
I did back when it first came out, and I didn't find any
But time passes, more people have gotten there hands on, maybe more problems have been found tho I doubt it
16:43
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Q: Building a nested tree structure from a ordered list

JackI have an ordered list in this format. The data is ordered by path so that the list will never contain a child before the parent in the list. id, path 1, null 2, null 3, 1 4, 1-3 5, 2 6, 2-5 Each entry contains the path it needs to place itself in the tree structure. The catch is that the li...

Lunch time
@syb0rg It would draw a tad more power, but that's not a problem at all in my set-up. My peripherals are wasting more.
Software and hardware appear to be compatible.
The benchmarks look so good it's almost a shame not getting one. I'll let you know how it pans out ^^
17:05
@Mast @syb0rg Have you guys looked into Udoo at all?
I posted an answer yesterday that included a massive rewrite, so I'm going to pimp it shamelessly.
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A: Calculate where the patient results reside within the normal distribution

200_successOverview There's a lot of code to cover here. The good news is that I was able to understand the code reasonably well, despite the length and the Turkish strings. You did a pretty good job of sticking with English for the code, so it just took a little use of Google Translate to figure out the...

The question is quite good too, I think.
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Q: Finding the index of the character whose removal will make a palindrome

Kaushal28Before I get into describing by problem I'd like to point out I found this question under c++ tag. But the solution of that question is already implemented in my code. I am solving a problem from hackerrank. My code for that problem is logically correct but in some of the cases time limit exceed...

char* to const char* works automagically. You shouldn't go the other way around unless you have a very good reason (and stuff to bribe code reviewer with). — lorro 43 secs ago
@Duga Why doesn't anyone ever bribe me for a good review?
@200_success not many people keep fish pellets on hand
17:22
@200_success do you accept magikarp candies as bribe?
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Yikes, a penguin!
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Zak
Zak
@200_success Damn. TS.
@EBrown Who's Udoo and why would we care?
@Mast Google it.
@200_success Massive indeed.
@EBrown Ah, too new. Wasn't familiar with that.
17:35
Yeah, they're really cool.
I have two.
I got my B+ since, ehm, 2012? Is that possible?
Early 2012 it was I think.
Anyway, there are a lot of competitors on the block now.
@syb0rg Turns out I hadn't fried it. I, uh, misplaced something.
Took me a while to figure out about which B+'s you were talking
Uber Boeings, of-course.
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it should be on codereview.stackexchange. — Andy Hayden 37 secs ago
Zak
Zak
@KellyTessenaKeck maybe. But can you guarantee that that will always be true everywhere in your document every time you try to do this? — Zak 13 secs ago
That was fun
17:44
@Zak Same question as before?
Not enough markup.
Zak
Zak
@pacmaninbw Don't know which one you mean. I've answered 3 today ^^
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@pacmaninbw yes
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This probably belongs on Code Review. But the problem with your code is most likely that you're converting the number to a string to break up the digits. There's a much more efficient way to do that that involves only arithmetic and a loop. — pzp 21 secs ago
BTW, questions like this, I would recommend taking to code review codereview.stackexchange.comKnight0fDragon 22 secs ago
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Q: Wrapper for ActiveDirectory UserPrincipal and DirectoryEntry

Michael Brandon MorrisAfter much frustration and leaked memory from working with UserPrincipals and DirectoryEntrys, I have made a wrapper to get the relevant data from these objects and then dispose of them, keeping the data in a form that will be dealt with automatically when it reaches the end of its scope. public...

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