My Review:
When writing programs they should be able to take command-line arguments specifying the input files(s) to process. Your program hard-codes the name to require code_with_bad_style.py.
Many of your functions immediately split the lines and process them. Since this work is repeated many...
Well, @Mast, if you work at a large company, when the large company is called for a reference, they may not talk to anyone who actually knew you or can confirm specific things you did beyond your title.
I always need to be prepared to have a conversation about one of my latest projects, without telling them anything damaging about the previous company or giving away their secrets
@nhgrif I've worked at a company who was really picky about titles once. Didn't like it there, left during my trial period. 2 weeks was what I needed to find out it wasn't my place to be.
Yeah, I just say: I worked on intgrating about 20,000 computers over an encrypted network in a confidential environment using proprietary tools in high-stress work-places.
Every company will have different priorities too. You never know when you are interviewing to fill the spot of a guy who lied on his resume so the company is going to take everything you say with a grain of salt and fact check it all at previous employers, etc
So the more other people can say about you without you having to say it yourself, the better.
And it's hard to say "I did analysis work at company A", not have the Analysis title at all, and there exist analysts with the title at that company (who also are paid more than you were). I'd talk about it in an interview, but I'd be careful how I framed it on a resume.
There's always choice-- lots of jobs, not as many developers, and definitely not as many good developers. A few companies probably need to be taught that.
//we have a match, compare name and change if necessary
if (![item[@"title"] isEqualToString:userItem[@"title"]]) {
//set user's item title to default title
[userItem setValue:item[@"title"] forKey:@"title"];
}
This sort of code is a bit redundant, and also shows inconsistency betwe...
You can use the sclass attribute so your css is applied with the default css.
<style>
.bold{
font-weight: bold;
}
</style>
<grid>
<columns>
<column/>
<column/>
</columns>
<rows>
<row>
<label value="${labels.personal.name}" sclass=...
but how can you refuse to answer such a nice white rabbit ;)
I'm writing a handler for YARD that documents Mongoid fields:
class User
field :name, Type: String
end
Yard parses the method call arguments into a list of AST nodes:
s(:symbol_literal, s(:symbol, s(:ident, "name")))
s(s(:assoc, s(:label, "type"), s(:var_ref, s(:const, "String"))))
I'm tr...
I wrote a partial implementation of Snake in Haskell. As of now, it only supports the movement of the snake. However, since the code is getting complex, I'm requesting for a review of the code before I add on the food, growing and scoring functions.
I'd be glad to hear any suggestions on how thi...
@Jamal - question - you mrked the rubberduck-vba a status complete, but I don't see any actual resolution there, and no questions have been tagged yet.
Since there's an advantage to being the person who actually creates the tag, is there some reason why I can't ask Simon ot go ahead and do it?
I have a View Controller.
Within this view controller I have a menu and a tab bar depending on what menu item is clicked.
Depending on what is clicked in the menu/the tab bar. I want to load either a UIWebView or a UITableView with data.
I have already added a UIWebView to the view controller....
@ZacHowland, when doing online code reviews in gitlab, github, stash, or VSO with git, a review can click a plus sign next to a line of code and make a comment. This comment is not stored with the code and can only be seen online when looking at a pull request. — Eric Rohlfs45 secs ago
I have the following code in a VIEW
<select name="selected_budget_mode" class="" onchange="OnBudgetModeChanged(this)">
<option value="0"
<% if params[:current_budget_mode].to_i == 0 %>selected
<% end %>><%= show_budget_mode(0) %></option>
<option value="1"
<% if params[:c...
I flagged this post for migration to codereview, and in my flag said:
This question should be migrated to Code Review. It contains code that is already working correctly, and the relevant code sections are embedded in the question.
I figured that presenting the case by paraphrasing the on-t...
My question is more about real time example of requirement to declare new type. @David I thanks for the comment I'll try posting it on codereview.stackexchange.com — Jon1 min ago
I'm working on a programming project for college and I'm still very new to this. I'm trying to make a simple program that rolls two imaginary dice until the user inputs a number less than 1, otherwise it calls for the user input over and over again.
import random
num_sixes = 0
num_sevens = 0
nu...
I flagged this post for migration to codereview, and in my flag said:
This question should be migrated to Code Review. It contains code that is already working correctly, and the relevant code sections are embedded in the question.
I figured that presenting the case by paraphrasing the on-t...
@Servy - It's not an awesome question anywhere, but since when did that become the standard for migration? It does meet the requirements from the on-topic reference doc I linked to - I've added the core points to save everyone needing to read the whole doc. — Mogsdad42 mins ago
It's been a core principle of migration from day 1 that we don't migrate crap. Question that are on topic, but low quality, or otherwise close-worthy on the target site, should not be migrated. Shoveling your trash to another site is inconsiderite and unproductive. Content should only be migrated if the target site is going to be glad to have it. — Servy41 mins ago
@Mat'sMug It seems strange that you call Control.Invoke in each method. Why don't you make all those methods asynchronous and only call Control.Invoke once at the top level?
@JeroenVannevel let's just say that's pretty much the first-ish code I've written with async/await, and then I started sprinkling Control.Invoke calls to overcome exceptions spawned from accessing the UI from a background thread.. and ended up with this mess of looks-like-it's-async-but-runs-on-the-UI-thread code
i would post that part instead on codereview.stackexchange.com since your code works but your concerned about performance. — Daniel A. White43 secs ago
What I have is a connection to my server. If my server goes down for whatever reason, then I want to try reconnecting every 5 seconds for 5 minutes. If 5 minutes goes by without a successful connection, then stop trying for 5 minutes, and then start the whole process again.
class connectSocket ...
the problem comes when you do synchronous UI invokes inbetween, don't return Task and call synchronous methods wrapping asynchronous delegates in a synchronous UI invoke
In Memoriam
Ralph H. Baer, co-inventor of the original "Simon" game, died Saturday December 6th 2014, at 92. With his passing, this friendly little challenge inadvertently became a memorial to the father of video game consoles. Rest in peace Mr. Baer, you have changed our lives forever.
...
well that Simon Says code was challenging because for the longest time all frakkin' animations would happen at the same time - it was fun though
the code explorer code though..
I'd need a way to perform the parsing on a background thread, then pass the parse results to a method that generates the tree nodes in the correct order, all while keeping the IDE responsive.
Ideally you should try to get a copy of the tree, use async/await to generate the new one and replace the previous one with the new one using ui invoke
But I don't know if it's possible to copy and replace
I have a task that I am trying to complete and would appreciate direction, to know which is the most efficient path to take for future requirements.
Use Case: A background process that determines if a specific database is broken. This task will be run every two minutes as we must know ASAP if th...
Is this the most efficient way to do this? Any suggestions on some thing I might have missed or can do better?
func checkPasscodeMatch(){
println(self.passCodetext1.text)
println(self.passCodetext2.text)
// check if pass codes match
if self.passCodetext1.text == self.passCod...
StackSTV
Stack Exchange uses an STV-based system for holding elections. They use the software OpenSTV to host it.
That software is no longer being maintained, and the system is being rebranded as OpaVote, and will no longer be free.
This month's challenge:
Build an implementation of the sa...
but in general it works something like this: 1. define threshold 2. has a candidate passed the threshold?, if yes, they immediately pass, redistribute the excess votes, goto 1 3. eliminate the candidate with lowest votes and redistribute them 4. if all seats are filled, you're finished, else goto 1
There are tons of Carousel libraries out there in the wild. All of them however favor configuration above Code and often take rather important decisions for you (what framework to use for Dom manipulation, css classes to use, ...)
So as a test of my JS skills, I wrote a small Carousel that prefe...
The bottom line is that, in effect, your instincts were probably right about that question, but the threshold is high, and subkective, and not worth losing sleep over/
Hey, at least you flagged it though, rather than all of the other things people try to do with posts regarding CR, and at least it was a decent question.
//we have a match, compare name and change if necessary
if (![item[@"title"] isEqualToString:userItem[@"title"]]) {
//set user's item title to default title
[userItem setValue:item[@"title"] forKey:@"title"];
}
This sort of code is a bit redundant, and also shows inconsistency betwe...
You can use the sclass attribute so your css is applied with the default css.
<style>
.bold{
font-weight: bold;
}
</style>
<grid>
<columns>
<column/>
<column/>
</columns>
<rows>
<row>
<label value="${labels.personal.name}" sclass=...
I'm writing a handler for YARD that documents Mongoid fields:
class User
field :name, Type: String
end
Yard parses the method call arguments into a list of AST nodes:
s(:symbol_literal, s(:symbol, s(:ident, "name")))
s(s(:assoc, s(:label, "type"), s(:var_ref, s(:const, "String"))))
I'm tr...
I have a View Controller.
Within this view controller I have a menu and a tab bar depending on what menu item is clicked.
Depending on what is clicked in the menu/the tab bar. I want to load either a UIWebView or a UITableView with data.
I have already added a UIWebView to the view controller....
I have the following code in a VIEW
<select name="selected_budget_mode" class="" onchange="OnBudgetModeChanged(this)">
<option value="0"
<% if params[:current_budget_mode].to_i == 0 %>selected
<% end %>><%= show_budget_mode(0) %></option>
<option value="1"
<% if params[:c...
I flagged this post for migration to codereview, and in my flag said:
This question should be migrated to Code Review. It contains code that is already working correctly, and the relevant code sections are embedded in the question.
I figured that presenting the case by paraphrasing the on-t...
I'm working on a programming project for college and I'm still very new to this. I'm trying to make a simple program that rolls two imaginary dice until the user inputs a number less than 1, otherwise it calls for the user input over and over again.
import random
num_sixes = 0
num_sevens = 0
nu...
What I have is a connection to my server. If my server goes down for whatever reason, then I want to try reconnecting every 5 seconds for 5 minutes. If 5 minutes goes by without a successful connection, then stop trying for 5 minutes, and then start the whole process again.
class connectSocket ...
In Memoriam
Ralph H. Baer, co-inventor of the original "Simon" game, died Saturday December 6th 2014, at 92. With his passing, this friendly little challenge inadvertently became a memorial to the father of video game consoles. Rest in peace Mr. Baer, you have changed our lives forever.
...
Is this the most efficient way to do this? Any suggestions on some thing I might have missed or can do better?
func checkPasscodeMatch(){
println(self.passCodetext1.text)
println(self.passCodetext2.text)
// check if pass codes match
if self.passCodetext1.text == self.passCod...
