I know you are an editor but why was my comment deleted? Are you the only one who can make puns? My comment was relevant in that you've edited your answer in response to it. You should have left my comment alone and added your own like "Doh! Fixed. Thx". Instead you've overstepped your editorial bounds. — Rick Davin 1 hour ago
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@f'''s answer is excellent, but it makes one assumption: that the car's gas tank has enough capacity to make an entire lap.
This answer assumes that the car's tank has a capacity higher than the total amount of fuel it takes to make a lap.
If you can't carry enough fuel for the wh...
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This is a follow-up to an earlier discussion Feedback Requested: Design-Independent Graduation.
Like the title says, design-independent graduation will go into effect and become our new regular practice the second week of September! All sites which have been waiting in the backlog to graduate w...
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It's been over a month since the last graduation update and your new mods are settled in. Time for more news!
First, a quick recap. As many of you know, we on the SE team approved Code Review for graduation a long time ago, and then tripped up on delivering most of the actual features of graduat...
First off, this is the 3rd (and probably last) review of the project in question. You can find the previous question here.
The Macro accesses a workbook containing 8 worksheets each with similarly structured but not identical tables of data (submitted business for my company). It then filters ...
I'm picking up C# by porting some legacy C++ code and would like to keep the output identical. What used to be something along the lines of
output << std::setprecision(10) << (double) value;
I figured would now be
output.Write("{0:F10}", value);
But this didn't do the trick. Specifically va...
So I was making a chatbot in Ruby for SE chat, and I discovered that I could find out the starrer of a message.
I'm pretty sure stars, like votes, are supposed to be anonymous. Although this knowledge would help for cases of star trolls like this.
Here's the specific slice of code that do...
Depends on how you want to improve it, there's number of ways to go. For instance:
Procedural vs OO code - Extendability
If you wish to extend your game, add new functionalities, make it one game among many that users can play, you'd better switch from current programming style to more modulari...
why u need decline ? Windows 10 its really awesome
I have been trying to get better at functional programming, which includes understanding map reduce. I wrote a function intended to fill a autocomplete with values. The challenge I was encountering was my Mongo records, had a category array that needed to be flattened for the autocomplete t...
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Html:
<div class="sul">
<div class="slili" id="sociallili">
<a class="sa" href="#"><br/></a>
</div>
<div class="slili" id="sociallili1">
<a class="sa1" href="#"><br/></a>
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do
{
option = mainMenu();
if (option=='A')
{
Add(infile, numberofnames,age[1],names[1]);
}
else if (option=='C')
{
}
else if (option=='D')
{
}
else if (option=='P')
{
...
I'm trying to execute code on browser resize, this is my file
$(document).ready(function () {
updateContainer();
$(window).resize(function() {
updateContainer();
});
});
function updateContainer() {
var $winWidth = $(window).width();
if ($winWidth > 750) {
...
I have been reading the chapter 15 of "Introduction to Algorithms" (3rd edition) by Cormen, etc. The chapter 15 is about dynamic programming, and the first example they show us is the "rod cut problem".
Now, I have spent some time trying to understand it, but mostly trying to understand the pse...
I've been seeing some "A vs. B" questions for a while, and I'm not sure if they're considered on-topic for this site. Many of these questions are not asking for a review, but which code snippet is better. These, to me, sound primarily opinion-based.
However, I've seen some that are asking abou...
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Personally, I don't have major objections with that design. It gets the job done in a fairly straightforward way. But it does creates coupling, which might become a nuisance to you as the project grows. So another option with less coupling, as mentioned in comments, would be defining a default pa...
When I ignore a user, the avatar list looks weird.
The blank line beneath the row with the avatar of the ignoree is quite annoying.
I use Google Chrome on OS X.
There was a question tagged status-completed but it still looks weird.
I have a piece of code where I have string pairs (eg. 'a' and 'AA'), where both have their own unique ids. Id for first object is configured by user and second id is received at some point during runtime.
Example code:
http://repl.it/BE5N
Is there smarter way to load/save second ids from/to a f...
I have a 10 year old slightly obese indoor cat. Recently I was petting his stomach and thought I found what may have been a scab. I scrapped it gently with my finger nail before I had the hair completely clear from the space (to get a better look) and it fell right off. When I was able to clea...
Here is my python code for 2nd problem of project euler.
Each new term in the Fibonacci sequence is generated by adding the
previous two terms. By starting with 1 and 2, the first 10 terms will
be:
1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, ...
By considering the terms in the Fibonacci ...0
Reverse engineering old games is something I do every now and then. This time, I took a shot at this old RPG called Darkstone.
The bulk of the game's data is stored in archive files with the .MTF extension (not related to the Microsoft Tape Format). A partial description for this file format can...
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