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11:00 PM
Which I've mentioned, but was apparently ignored.
 
If there is new insight, then post an answer. If there is no new insight, then just consider it already answered.
 
> Do not change the code in the question after receiving an answer. Incorporating advice from an answer into the question violates the question-and-answer nature of this site.

Do not add an improved version of the code after receiving an answer. Including revised versions of the code makes the question confusing. Instead, consider one of the following options:
 
@Hosch250 yeah, that's a good idea, comment it
 
It doesn't say anything about adding new profiling results.
@Quill Sounds like Jamal already did.
Now, it doesn't need to be there really, but it does provide information on how well the answers worked.
 
If it's just a wrap-up of existing answers, then post a Community Wiki self-answer.
 
11:12 PM
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Q: MongoDB - Find records in one collection that match string in 2nd collection

thatkindofmattI have a MongoDB collection of product IDs/unique products attributes and a second collection of codes that relate to attributes common for products whose IDs are prefixed with those codes. For example, two product IDs might be aaa17859 and aaa98542 so their code prefix is aaa. I have several t...

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Q: Mapkit in Swift

guest1134I'm new to swift language. Here I'm trying to do a simple map app the the user can enter the coordinates and click a button and display the coordinates on the map. I wrote this code but when I run it on the simulator it shows that I have a bad instruction on this line: let latitude: CLLocation...

 
@CaptainObvious mc 21
@Quill I'm not sure the last comment on that question was necessary...
the rolled back one, that is.
 
@Vogel612 Thanks.
 
You want to set it to 0? Sure!
 
@Quill der?
for reference (and context). I'm talking about this comment
which already got deleted...
 
alrighty then...
 
11:22 PM
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Q: Reduce array of objects into object of arrays

Rishat MuhametshinI have an array of objects where each object has two keys: key (k) and value (v). I need to make an object that would take values of k and collect corresponding values of v as a value of this key, an array of them. So, for example, from an array [{ k: 'a', v: 0 }, { k: 'a', v: 1 }, { ...

 
@CaptainObvious I'd say mc22
 
@Vogel612 What is "mc22"?
 
mc21, mc22, you counting something?
 
keyboard shortcuts.
2
m -> moderate
c -> close
2 -> off-topic
next digit is the number..
 
I don't think it's off-topic.
 
11:24 PM
that said... is ...item valid EC6?
 
Yes.
I know that ... is used a lot.
 
@Vogel612 German Overengineering at it's finest.
 
okies nevermind then...
 
Is ... really a JS operator?
 
11:25 PM
@Mast 2 is pseudocode, 1 is broken code...
 
In ES6.
 
that's throwing off my standard pseudocode detections...
darnit
 
All CV's retracted.
 
@Mast actually you can enable them in your profile preferences
 
Don't close a question as pseudocode if you don't know the language good enough to judge it ^^
 
11:26 PM
meh... the JS I know didn't have that operator...
 
@Vogel612 Keyboard shortcuts?
 
yea..
 
Holy shit...
 
did I mention you have to activate them for each site separately, and that meta counts as a separate site?
 
@Vogel612 It's quite new.
 
11:29 PM
let's just book that under TIL, okay ~embarassed
 
@Vogel612 And that it's quite easy to accidentally hit something now.
And it doesn't work on chat.
 
lol that'd be awesome....
 
s2589527 to star message 2589527
Hmmm, doesn't have the same ring to it.
@Quill @DanPantry at work ^^
 
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Q: Designing a public API for a JavaScript module

nikk wongI am writing a module that can access localStorage through a public API which exposes methods that allow string or array returns. It doesn't feel as though I'm doing this in the most effective way. For example, I feel as though using: var tudCache = getTud(); to grab the object from getTud() do...

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Q: Celery API and Database Tasks

user1234259@celery.task(rate_limit="1/s") # limit as per Valve's specification def add_match(match_id): """Queries a match from the Steam API and adds it to the database.""" match = api.get_match_details(match_id)["result"] if "error" in match: return "PLACEHOLDER: Invalid query. Most ...

 
11:31 PM
@Mast jjjs to star the third last message?
 
@Mast You should write a script to eat those messages and do the starring for you.
 
TTGH
 
@Hosch250 there's an irc like command system for chat with that feature already written
 
@Hosch250 That would involve me writing JavaScript.
Uhu...
 
@Mast Not necessarily, Duga is in Java.
 
11:33 PM
@Hosch250 That would make the bot do the starring. That's cheating, it would double your amount of stars per day.
 
No, you could run it in your account.
 
That would take the fun out of starring if you made a bot do it for you!
 
Nah it wouldn't.
 
@Hosch250 that'd be overkill... also the Duga setup is slightly complicated.
 
11:35 PM
@Phrancis Can you do Drop *; in SQL?
 
anyways TTGTB :)
 
I'm scared to try it on my system.
 
@Hosch250 No
 
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Q: SE Chat Modifications -- Keyboard navigation and commands for chat

Tim Stone Screenshot Use /command shortcuts to perform common chat tasks: See message history inline: Easily preview replied-to messages: And much, much more... About Legends tell of a prolific Meta Stack Overflow chatter who despised using their mouse above all things. In an effort to keep t...

 
* only works in select
 
11:35 PM
Pity. I was going to try it to see if I could nuke my U's systems.
 
^ like that?
 
I don't know why I would do that, though, seeing as I am doing quite well in my school and wouldn't benefit from it.
 
@Hosch250 You'd have to hack into DB administrator privileges first :)
 
@Hosch250 Or Duga could take over your U's servers
@Phrancis sqlmap
 
?
Ah. Kinda cool, if I owned a production database server I'd definitely use that to find and fix weaknesses
 
11:44 PM
let's you abuse insecure websites / stuff through query strings
 
That's criminal, most likely
 
well, yeah. if you don't have permission, that is
 
@Mast me
 
@Phrancis Guns don't kill people. People kill people.
Well, actually it's the bullet that kills.
Semantics.
 
11:58 PM
@Quill :3c
 

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