An SO user commented this on a question that would possibly be a candidate for Code Review:
I think we need a three question quiz before you can post.
Of which it was said in chat:
That's a distressingly reasonable idea
How could we word it so it's short enough for a comment, and frie...
@QPaysTaxes in retrospect I think you're actually right about that
lol
well I took a serious theory of computing course back in college and I can't remember anything about the mathematical definition of turing machines that would exclude "needs a button to be pressed every step"
An SO user commented this on a question that would possibly be a candidate for Code Review:
I think we need a three question quiz before you can post.
Of which it was said in chat:
That's a distressingly reasonable idea
How could we word it so it's short enough for a comment, and frie...
@zxnet I'd recommend you to create a new question, because comments here are not great for code review. The one problem I see with your code at the moment is that you use angular.module('myappname', ['analytics']) and later you use angular.module('app.home', ['ngRoute']) which would create two separate modules which do not depend on each other. — Haralan Dobrev55 secs ago
I'm trying to improve the code below. Right now I'm mixing JS and jQuery. I would like to find one unique solution with JS only possibly.
How can I organize the code according to best code practices?
Another thing I need to add is a check at the beginning of the function. If the classes are t...
@QPaysTaxes I'm thinking of something like a comment "@ OP - You are welcome to post to Code Review if 1- X, 2- Y, 3- Z, if you do so please delete your question here to avoid duplicate questions."
I have found an open source Objective-C library for connecting to Microsoft SQL Server databases.
The problem is, that I would like to use it synchronously.
This is how my Swift project uses the library.
func execute(query: String) {
self.client.connect(host + ":" + port, username: user...
A while back, I asked a question about how to implement an idiomatic iterator in C++. I've recently revisited the code, and I'm bothered by the duplication in the begin and end iterators. The code goes over a collection/iterator over a domain, and lazily produces the range using the iterator. Aft...
Intro
Recently I decided to get into web design and web dev and I started from the basics - HTML, CSS, JS and PHP. Seeing that WP is such a big part of the web I want to be familiar with the processes involved in creating a theme, so naturally I navigated to the WordPress codex.
Initial idea
A...
I'm an iOS developer new to Android. I'm creating my first Android app and I have several questions. My app uses Android Studio, gradle, and it's based on Parse (the backend). Basically, takes messages from the backend and shows them. User has the possibility to delete them, or click them and see...
@QPaysTaxes I like to do that myself, at least if the code in the question changed a lot as a result of the reviews, so that I have for myself (and for others possibly) a before/after picture
This is a solution for the June 2015 Community Challenge: a program that decrypts a monoalphabetic substitution cipher. It's written in Python 3, but should be portable to Python 2 if you use from __future__ import division.
Please review! Is the technique clear and the code easy to follow? Does...
@heinst No. If the author doesn't understand how to implement DFS recursively, then there is a specific programming question, and it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. We can't review a recursive DFS implementation that doesn't exist yet, so it's off-topic for Code Review. — 200_success17 secs ago
Taking a stab at it:
This question could be suitable for Code Review, as long as (a) your code works as intended, (b) your code is real code, rather than example code, and (c) your code is included in the body of the question. If you wish for a peer review to improve all aspects your code, pl...
I saw that :o
OK gotcha :)
It's funny how it appears you get access to the SE moderation privileges almost exactly when you're ready to be trusted with them, I'm sure the good folks at SE spent a lot of time debating that!
> This might be a bit too wordy for a comment though, I'd appreciate feedback.
I'll sit on this for a while until the community gets to vote on answers, we shall see how it unfolds.
@QPaysTaxes You may not have been pinged by it (because I deleted it shortly afterwards), but I commented on your answer that we should delete comments related to CW, as they distract away from the post
Sorry, I should have just posted that here instead
Cool. @QPaysTaxes I think you're doing really good here, I'm glad you found a new addiction home :)
We know, we just largely deny it ;)
We could shorten yours a bit by removing "asking what's on topic" link, and do like I did with mine and just have the Code Review link send them to the help center, that would shave probably 20-ish characters
This question looks like it might be a pretty good fit for Code Review.SE, provided that (a) you want a full review, (b) your code is already working, and (c) you're asking for a review of concrete, real code, not abstract design (whether or not it's expressed as code). If you agree with all of those, please read about what's on topic, and, if your question fits that, delete it here and repost it on CR. — Phrancis25 secs ago
“for the first time feeling like I get close to being competent” — after my seventh time of feeling like that, I learned to distrust the sensation. — Paul D. Waite11 hours ago
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In 4 minutes you can give it a real one. =;)-
Seriously though. Never trust the feeling of competency!
Oh. Hi @Phrancis! Funny thing is, I didn't even get pinged yet.
What's up @QPaysTaxes you had a question for the Rubberduck?
An SO user commented this on a question that would possibly be a candidate for Code Review:
I think we need a three question quiz before you can post.
Of which it was said in chat:
That's a distressingly reasonable idea
How could we word it so it's short enough for a comment, and frie...
I'm trying to improve the code below. Right now I'm mixing JS and jQuery. I would like to find one unique solution with JS only possibly.
How can I organize the code according to best code practices?
Another thing I need to add is a check at the beginning of the function. If the classes are t...
I have found an open source Objective-C library for connecting to Microsoft SQL Server databases.
The problem is, that I would like to use it synchronously.
This is how my Swift project uses the library.
func execute(query: String) {
self.client.connect(host + ":" + port, username: user...
Intro
Recently I decided to get into web design and web dev and I started from the basics - HTML, CSS, JS and PHP. Seeing that WP is such a big part of the web I want to be familiar with the processes involved in creating a theme, so naturally I navigated to the WordPress codex.
Initial idea
A...
package com.demo;
import java.util.concurrent.Callable;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;
import java.util.concurrent.Executors;
import java.util.concurrent.Future;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
////////////////////////API...
