The 2nd Monitor - 2015-06-30 (page 1 of 5)

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12:00 AM

RELOAD!

There are 1368 unanswered questions (94.5186% answered)

Does it matter? IMHO no, the askers need a fast answer. Anything taking more than let's say one week is usually too late.

All right, I know you fools just got reloaded:

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A: Sprite-Kit/Swift game

You've posted quite a lot of code, and as such, for now I'm going to focus simply on a big picture overview of your code (and its organization). This is the first thing that stands out to me is that you've got property declarations interspersed through all of your method declarations. Move all ...

@QPaysTaxes The unanswered count.

@QPaysTaxes The number of unanswered questions.

94.5% answered is probably a sign that we don't get enough questions.

I'd care about number of questions unanswered in the first 3 days, maybe.

12:14 AM

It really doesn't matter... we're well, well over whatever percentage SE sets as the benchmark for beta sites.

@QPaysTaxes No, number of questions where oldest answer post day is 72 hours after question post day or greater

Not really.

Captain Obvious

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Q: React Native iOS Bridge For Zoom In / Zoom Out functionality

Objective C Bridge // ZoomableImageViewManager.m // loaddocs // // Created by William Chu on 6/29/15. // Copyright (c) 2015 GoConvoy. All rights reserved. // #import "ZoomableImageViewManager.h" #import "RCTViewManager.h" #import "UIImageView+AFNetworking.h" @implementation ZoomableImageV...

objective-c react.js

0

Q: Is this C# attribute container a stupid idea?

I made this really simple "attribute container" class that allows you to store arbitrary data to an object at will, sorta like in python how you can just assign attributes to arbitrary objects, but in C#. My gut is telling me it's a terrible idea, but I just want to get a group onion. This is th...

Also, you'd want to include unanswered questions older than 3 days

But not unanswered questions less than 3 days old.

I was saying "not really" to "that'd be a bit harder"

What's the post type ID for questions? 1?

And 2 = answers?

yup

@QPaysTaxes Variables are your friends, my friend

DECLARE @Answer INT = (SELECT Id FROM PostTypes WHERE Name = 'Answer')

No need to memorize IDs then

Hmm

SEDE thinks there are 1411 unanswered questions older than 3 days, and just 1 unanswered question less than 3 days old...

@Duga thinks otherwise...

Mind the SEDE data dumps happen only once a week

12:23 AM

Wrote a Java answer.

Sure, but I would expect @Duga to have a higher number than SEDE, not lower.

Well, either the query is wrong or the data is right

So the data is right.

Because I wrote the query...

I've seen a lot of zombie answers lately

So yes, I think it's reasonable to say the data is right

BBL, time to do stuffz

Yay, reload

12:28 AM

@SirPython Concerning our comments: IMHO "instance-mapping" is the right working and also the right solution.

@maaartinus It wouldn't be the right wording for my answer, as I did not use an actual Map.

@SirPython That's what I meant. I'd keep the wording and change the implementation. ;)

data.stackexchange.com/codereview/query/330379/old-zombies

@maaartinus I don't feel right doing that; I'm not the one who came up with that idea for an implementation. You can post your own answer if you'd like.

I've posted it already. Then let's forget it.

12:41 AM

In the moderator agreement, it says: "I acknowledge that I may have access to potentially personally-identifying information about Code Review Stack Exchange users..." What "potentially personally-identifying information" is this talking about?

This who favourited my question query is pretty interesting

I was surprised to find out @Mat'sMug favourited two of my questions!

@Quill That's said, nobody loves me.

I see there's a star on

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Q: Modular arithmetic

As the name says, LongModulus is a pretty long (lengthy) class implementing modular arithmetic for a long modulus. As overflow is a problem, I implemented two subclasses, one for moduli not using the highest non-sign bit (i.e., smaller than \$2^{62}\$) and one for the others. The code uses Guava...

java performance integer

so the query is wrong...?

12:56 AM

Post-sunday

SEDE gets new data every sunday

Shit... it reads "postId", not "userId". My fault.

Your profile?

Click tags and then hover over the tag

Hover over the score, and you'll get

user image

I don't think so

You could use basic math though, and work it out :P

wtf

lol I'm a dumbass

@QPaysTaxes I just wrote it, fixed font just came up while I was typing so I hit it

@QPaysTaxes I've got you

What keyboard combo is fixed font

data.stackexchange.com/codereview/query/330383/…

1:03 AM

Here's me

Here I am.

Captain Obvious

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Q: Switch case statement based on ajax response

Is there a way to combine the disabled, and deleted cases to the ajax done section, but still execute the default behavior if those cases fail? I use the checkUser function quite often and those cases are written multiple times; so it would be nice to only have to write it once. function che...

javascript jquery ajax

How can I find my query again?

SQL looks like a fun language.

For some values of fun.

1:14 AM

I have the minimum score for a php badge, but not enough answers

@QPaysTaxes The screenshot above is the hover over value for my php tag

Is that bronze?

I just pre-ordered Fallout 4 PipBoy Edition for Xbox 1, and I don't even have an Xbox 1

@QPaysTaxes I've just got add(long, long) working. ;)

#ThugLife

@QPaysTaxes Hi again.

-1

Q: JavaScript Image Slideshow

I've created a JavaScript image slideshow, using only JavaScript (no jQuery). I want to become more familiar with JavaScript, which is why I didn't use jQuery. My four requirements were: 1.) It must work if JavaScript is disabled. 2.) It must be responsive. 3.) It cannot use jQuery. 4.) I...

That user updated their question and it got reopened, but we never welcomed them properly.

Unless I'm missing something.

@Hosch250 You're not

1:20 AM

So did it. It's +3 -3 :D

Nice work on the Swift question @nhgrif

What silver shiny???

@janos, I updated this question to include a switch as well

> part of a Programmer's Toolbelt(TM)

I see. I don't like your answer enough to upvote it. The problem is that the original code is a mess... and the OP is concerned with efficiency BECAUSE OF A SPACE. :D

1:37 AM

Also @QPaysTaxes, to put it into perspective, I have the same amount of answers as you, and one more question asked

Also, looking at your zombie finder

I dare say... could you use a ternary

     if (tag.indexOf("-") == 0) {
      current = "-%5B" + tag.substring(1);
    } else {
      current = "%5B" + tag;
    }

current = (tag.indexOf("-") == 0 ? "-%5B" + tag.substring(1) : "%5B" + tag);

Never mind then :P

Captain Obvious

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Q: Insert k copies of each element in ArrayList

This method takes an ArrayList of Strings s and an int k , then creates k copies of each element. I'm pretty new to ArrayLists; can you find any bugs in this code? Any suggestions for improvement would be most welcome! public static void copyStrings(ArrayList<String> s, int k) { if (k <=...

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Q: If/else in C++ calculation program.

Attempting to write a simple program for teacher. It is simply a program that calculates the average of all the grades entered by the teacher. However, I attempted to make it a little more complicated when the user inputs a number that is above 100, the computer would ask if it was extra credit. ...

SOmeone flagged a bunch of obsolete comments on a post, except for my obsolete comment... chicken..... ;-)

@QPaysTaxes ewww double for loop

They're not missing a closing bracket, either

> can you find any bugs in this code?

@QPaysTaxes I cant do Java, but I'll try :P

I made an edit

Really?

Side by side says it's up a line

@Quill That's still perverted! Why to search for '-' when you want to know if the string starts with it?

No, I put it around the s because it's a variable

Strings s

<string>s <s>

There

How bout that

1:49 AM

You've tagged this c++/c but I'm guessing you're just doing c++. What you'll want to do is create a class that inherits from std::iterator, that class will then define methods that describe how to walk your collection. See this link for more an example: codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/74609/…. Notice how they embed an iterator class that extends the std::iterator class with knowledge of how to walk his specific container. — Walter Delevich 58 secs ago

@Q, is .remove(x) where x is an index position?

Yeah, I'm good, have the answer

Captain Obvious

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Q: Mangling the words of a sentence

Original Problem Statement [2015-06-22] Challenge #220 [Easy] Mangling sentences Problem Analysis Task: Given a sentence, mangle each word and output the result. Clarifications: Mangling will be defined as a word with its characters in case-insensitive order. The case of the original c...

Wrote a long JavaScript answer.

@SirPython Nice work there

Afternoon everbody :D

2:01 AM

Afternoon @Mehrad, running for mod, elections started today

Thanks santa.

@Quill good job man... can see that you're climbing the success steps very fast :)

TTGTB. See you all later.

@CaptainObvious When does the Captain post a questions here? I've just posted a new question and he ignores me

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Q: IntModulus long addition and subtraction

One of the remarks in this answer to my question concerning IntModulus says What's more problematic is that you don't have matching argument symmetry for add and subtract. You should have long versions of those. and the reason for this part missing is that I hoped to get something faster th...

java performance integer

@maaartinus He was looking for the missing sock

2:03 AM

@Mehrad Thanks, are you going to run for mod?

Captain Obvious

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Q: IntModulus long addition and subtraction

One of the remarks in this answer to my question concerning IntModulus says What's more problematic is that you don't have matching argument symmetry for add and subtract. You should have long versions of those. and the reason for this part missing is that I hoped to get something faster th...

java performance integer

Thank you, mods, I'm done now.

@mjolka @Mehrad I think either/both of you would make good mods. What do you think?

I'm surprised running for mod doesn't show up in people's RSS feeds

oh well

Boy, the elections are really getting people to post answers.

1 flagged comment that needs to be handled.

8 days of flags worth left (comment only) until I get the gold flag badge.

If I flag enough posts, it could be less.

I'm also 210/500 for the gold edit badge.

I've never won a bounty, I should try sometime.

I tried on SO on a question asking how to do something in CSS.

All the answers said to do it in jQuery, and I explained how to do it in CSS, but I was just downvoted and the bounty said it wanted a way to do it in CSS, but it was given to a jQuery answer.

I don't remember if I deleted the answer - probably.

There are 7 featured now, I should try again.

Yeah, you should

2:16 AM

Well, this one is as good as won:

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Q: Spell Corrector in C

I recently stumbled across this article on how to write a spelling corrector, and figured I'd try to have a go at it in C (mainly because the link at the end of the page for the C code is broken). Here is what I would like reviewed: Accuracy: What can I do to make the program output a more acc...

performance c natural-language-proc code-size-optimization

@QPaysTaxes Concerning short names: Once we had `Math.pow` rather than `power`, there's no need to use the long version anymore. And lacking the possibility to write

a - b * c

for e.g. `BigInteger`, I'd really prefer

a.sub(b.mul(c))

to

a.subtract(b.multiply(c))

because of:

1. the longer the worse
2. sub/mul is exactly as clear as subtract/multiply. Everyone knows it.

That's it... long names lead to long lines pretty soon and there aren't many things as bad as broken lines.

@QPaysTaxes No... let it be. It's a valid point, though you may have changed your mind.

Sure... shift32 is in the part I haven't touched since.

Well... then maybe just add what we wrote now, so that it's clear you haven't missed this point, but just decided that it's fine.

Yes.

Fine!

2:31 AM

I still have one one-away. I may need just one or two more answers to finish off my tag badge.

One answer, then.

Another 1-away: codereview.stackexchange.com/a/94940/34073

:)

@Jamal That should give you it.

I daren't do any more.

Anyone need the link the one vote short query?

Here is a 1-away for me: codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/94330/…

2:35 AM

data.stackexchange.com/codereview/query/169776/one-vote-short

Dishes time.

BBL.

Thanks. I should get Necromancer from that.

Oh, I guess not. You can remove it if you wish.

I'm not on that list, you are quite a bit Q

I need two more here for my first necro

@QPaysTaxes blue?

Ah, I see

(ty)

I figured, as one sees their rep go up

two hours past utc midnight, nice work

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