It's not exactly clear what you are asking for here; The question seems to suggest that the code works as intended, but perhaps not optimally. Perhaps you are looking for a Code Review rather than error analysis? Otherwise, if you are trying to ask about potential competition, that's both an impractical question and completely off topic for this site. — Claies7 secs ago
As it stands now, the code is incomplete. It wouldn't qualify for Code Review. Even at Stack Overflow, I would like to see at least the complete method that contains this code. There should also be some exchange rate data. For example, 127 US Dollars to buy 100 British Pounds. Select one currency to be the "base — Old Dog Programmerjust now
I am building users API with CRUD operation in fastapi and i'd love to hear feedback about it. I have been exploring fastapi in the past weeks and im trying to create API with best practice (scalable - no pagination yet, robust, effective and efficient)
route.py
from fastapi import APIRouter, Dep...
Maybe your occlusion culling is a bit too agressive. Hard to tell without any code to show (which would probably too complex for an answer here and would be more suited for the code review stack overflow) — Pepijn Kramer50 secs ago
Please share more info about the error trace, Stackoverflow is not about code reviewing, I think this forum can help with this, you need to add more debugging details to your post. — hassan25 secs ago
I wanted to make a VBA that creates self-renewing combinations and I actually did it, but Excel was crashing when the combinations increased, unfortunately Excel does not work in multi-item lists. That's why I worked out the codes that create the combinations with C#. I am adding all my work, I t...
Are the two function templates below well-formed for serializing/deserializing POD types? Will they work for all the different types that satisfy the constraint pod?
Here (live):
#include <type_traits>
#include <ostream>
#include <istream>
#include <fstream>
#include <print>
#include <stdfloat>
...
@Schlueter: There is Stack Overflow, Computer Science, Theoretical Computer Science, Code Review, Software Engineering, Data Science, Cross Validated, Computational Science which all somewhat fit. Especially if one poses this as the clustering problem that it really is, the data science and machine learning sites becomes even more relevant. If one would find an embedding per activity, then one could use cosine similarity and appropriate data structures. At this point of Stack Exchange, I'm honestly at a loss when trying to find the correct site to ask. — Martin Ueding57 secs ago
I was trying out leetcode's first missing positive. My solution passes all tests, except last five ie where the num array's size is 10^5. When the array is of that size I get "Time Limit Exceeded".
Here is my solution (JAVA):
class Solution {
public int firstMissingPositive(int[] nums) {
in...
First time I've bought AMD and my system keeps hanging :/ I read the Arch docs... and I think I'm stuffed
"Unfortunately, freezes are usually hard to debug and some of them take a lot of time to reproduce." "Hard freezes in which the whole machine is unresponsible are harder to debug since logs can not be written to disk in time." - wiki.archlinux.org/title/…
@Phroggie I figure based on the context that by hosed the connotation is one of misfortune. As folks in my neck-of-the-words might say: hosed, screwed, etc.
I was trying out leetcode's first missing positive. My solution passes all tests, except last five ie where the num array's size is 10^5. When the array is of that size I get "Time Limit Exceeded".
Here is my solution (JAVA):
class Solution {
public int firstMissingPositive(int[] nums) {
in...
