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20:06
I added in AnswerCounts and Accepts for each also, gets even more interesting : data.stackexchange.com/codereview/query/411872/…
This is not the first time WB has creeped me out...
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A: How else would a two headed human differ from us?

Caleb HinesThere is a real-life case of almost-exactly what you are asking about. Abigail and Brittany Hensel are a pair of dicephalic parapagus conjoined twins. They each have an individual head, but share a single body beneath, though there is some duplication of organs above the waist (for example, two h...

@skiwi They would have two heads.
Could you make it sort by the number of repeat offenses per poster?
@200_success Not easily as-is, but it would be easy to derive from the temp table at the end
Your formula looks fine asumming that you are correctly getting the amplitude. Stackoverflow isn't really a code review site though. — redFIVE 1 min ago
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@Mat'sMug is that even legal syntax? For LR = Range("B" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row To 2 Step -1
it's fugly code that implicitly depends on ActiveSheet, but yeah it should loop from the last row with data in column B to 2, decrementing
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Q: Nested Monad Function Re-write?

Kevin MeredithIs there a cleaner way to write this function? import Control.Monad f :: (Monad m, Traversable n) => m (n a) -> (a -> m b) -> m (n b) f m g = let intermediate = fmap (fmap g) m in intermediate >>= sequence Example: λ: f (Just [1,2,3]) (\x -> Just (x + 100)) ...

@Hosch250 Doesn't specify which version of Microsoft Windows
Probably works for all systems.
It isn't that hard to break a kernel.
One of the links says Windows 7
Time to get on a bus to go home
Wonder if it will have wifi...
20:42
@200_success @Mat'sMug I think I'm happy with the result set on this: data.stackexchange.com/codereview/query/411872/…
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it belongs on codereview. — Adrian McCarthy 54 secs ago
The first result is doubled, so there's still something wrong with the join.
I noticed, there are a few others like that... not entirely sure where the problem is at this point
is it ok to edit a post and replace this..
with this:
Um, probably not?
Or maybe ask the OP if it's OK?
20:49
Depends on whose post it is..?
OP doesn't have a CR account apparently
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Q: Abstract Factory Pattern

Yassin Ousleyeh Hi everyone I've just done an exercise on the abstract factory pattern. And I want someone corrects the exercise by telling me if I follow the rules of the abstract factory pattern or not. Here is the exercise: Exercise 2 (Abstract Factory: GUI based OS) The purpose of this exercise i...

Also... WHY U KEEP USING THAT SILLY FONT
scruffy just happens to be the default yUML style
there's also boring if you'd prefer ;-)
Readable > Fun
@Phrancis The question links don't work for me. I think you need /q/123 rather than /posts/123.
20:52
@Phrancis it's UML.... you actually read those?
http://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/113988/
You're right @200
@Mat'sMug Diagrams ... Isn't that what they are for... reading?
yeah.. that's why I couldn't stand the whiteboard photo
http://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/113988/coin-flips-and-dice-rolls-‌​in-a-stored-procedure
20:53
@Mat'sMug getComposant(), getColor(), getHauteur() — I don't think that's even valid Quebeckian.
The last part (title) is optional
lol the names are in Franglais
@200_success that kind of code makes me want to hit Ctrl+A,Del
one thing I couldn't stand in college, they forced us to use French variable and procedure names.
you had to be constantly context-switching, it's utterly annoying.
What school was that?
Montmorency
in Laval
Was that a result of Bill 101?
20:59
^Probably
no ....it's a French school
Or a pedantic teacher
I mean, Laval is right there by Montreal where almost everyone is bilingual
Private Sub TrierCartes()
not kidding
21:00
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Maybe they should translate the keywords too, while they're at it
actually this guy's code is more like
Private Sub SortCartes()
which is even worse
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Q: program Java use switch-case

mazin8mUnited Elite Bank updates its customer’s accounts at the end of each month. The bank offers two types of accounts: savings and current. Every customer must maintain a minimum balance. If a customer’s current balance falls below the minimum balance, there is a service charge of 5 OMR for savings a...

Yeah... if they were at least consistent it would be obtenirHauteur() instead of getHauteur()
point is, keywords are in English. Identifiers should be in English.
"Bouttons" doesn't get any more Frenglish
I'll post an answer there after reload, I'm already capped today
21:05
@Phrancis totally. that completely belongs in the answer I'm going to write :)
###API du Fromage
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@200_success there, everything looks fixed now: data.stackexchange.com/codereview/query/411872/…
Cool. What was the bug?
Posts that match more than 1 TagName from the #LanguageTags list would show up more than once
I used select distinct at the end, but I can probably do something else with a bit more work
> Data Explorer also supports the custom scheme query://<id> to link to other queries, enabling you to link directly to drill-downs or related queries from your results.
Have any of you guys used this^^ before?
Interesting. Does it support parameters?
My query, or the thing I just quoted?
21:12
@Phrancis that thing is awesome, the only problem is, that it's skewed because the data doesn't include deleted questions
@Vogel612 Yeah, I'm afraid there's not really a workaround :\
ask a dev to run it over prod
You lost me at "ask a dev"
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You lost me at "run it over prod"
ask a mod to ask a cm to ask a dev to run it over prod?
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21:14
lol
oh nice timing, there's a mod :D
that's assuming the production db has the same structure as SEDE
Speedy Delivery!
'grats!
@Vogel612 It'd be interesting to compare once to see just how skewed it is, but I'm not sure I want to go through all this trouble :)
21:15
@Mat'sMug urk, yea that thing...
Surely, they can query the SQL instance behind SEDE from their end ;p
maybe someone could prod shog with it
from what I understood migrations are his pet peeve
@SimonForsbergMcFeely how's Vote Early, Vote Often coming along?
Free close votes:
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Q: program Java use switch-case

mazin8mUnited Elite Bank updates its customer’s accounts at the end of each month. The bank offers two types of accounts: savings and current. Every customer must maintain a minimum balance. If a customer’s current balance falls below the minimum balance, there is a service charge of 5 OMR for savings a...

@Mat'sMug Votes are not part of my speedy delivery service, unfortunately.
@Hosch250 Looks like a nail to me.
21:19
@SimonForsbergMcFeely I see you are using a hammer. You should totally drop it on your toe and use jQuery instead.
@Hosch250 $('bad.question').close();
Aren't we all indirectly using jQuery when we use the site?
Possibly, I don't know the internals.
Hm, OK. I resolved myself to using select distinct, because SEDE is too slow to do it differently.
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Q: Code for minimalistic neural net with one hidden layer

user79303I am new to theano and learning. Could anyone letting me know if this code is correct? Will T.grad take care of correctly calculating the derivatives for all the terms without explicitly defining them? Am I doing regularisation correctly? Is this term the correct L2 norm? Thank you in advanc...

21:41
TTGH, AND TO SEE STARWARS!!! Good evening :)
'night!
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Q: Algoritm of brace/bracket comletion improovment

user2929711I need to complete sequence of brace/bracket like '[ ]', '( )', '{ }' or reject. I can add brace/bracket only in begginig or in the end. Example: input '))[[([{([])}' output '(())[[([{([])}])]]' input '[)[((({}[]' output 'rejected' My realisation base on using stack(self implemented to improve ...

Now this is quite perplexing...
Look at the Body char count diff column
[Body char count diff] = abs(len(CrPosts.Body) - len(SoPosts.Body))
the higher the number, the more likely it's not actually a cross-post..
I was trying to figure out what a good number would be as a maximum to filter out oddities, but it's really all over the place
Right
21:46
How does spammers think when they tell you that your e-mail has been blocked, and they tell you that WITH AN E-MAIL!!!
I'm thinking 1000 might be reasonable?
@SimonForsbergMcFeely it's aimed at beliebers
Setting the max at 1000 char diff cut out about 35% off the total
@Mat'sMug Are people really that stupid that they don't think "I am reading this e-mail, how can my e-mail account have been suspended?"
...yes.
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21:57
@SimonForsbergMcFeely Spam is deliberately unbelievable, so that the most gullible people will self-select by responding.
Bug report!
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Q: A bug with the Hats Beanie display

HATMANI recently noticed this bug while visiting a new site: Having the beanie overlapped like that is rather annoying to be honest. Not sure if it is a wrong z-index value or relative positioning issues.

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A: Using a decorator to apply an inherited method to all child objects of the inherited type

unholysamplerAnother way to do this would be to use __getattr__(). class Wraps(object): def __init__(self, *args): self.things = args def __getattr__(self, item): def each(*args, **kwargs): for thing in self.things: getattr(thing, item)(*args, **kwargs) return each def some_re...

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Q: Cross-posts from Stack Overflow to CR

PhrancisWhat this code does it explained in detail in the top portion of the query. I have left out part of the list of language tags as I felt it was just noise. You can see the full collection here. You can run **this query on SEDE and play with it as you wish. Note that I left plenty of wiggle ro...

TTQW - WEEKEND!
@Phrancis lol, did you work today?
it's the weekend and i have blue hair dye, bleach and new boots. :D
@Mat'sMug I don't think anyone did......
No joke: I bought boots so I look taller than I am because I am short.
22:06
@Mat'sMug Yeah some. Kinda slow. I fixed about 4000 exceptions while writing this :)
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@Phrancis I feel for you from the bottom of my heart, sort of.
It doesn't sound like they were the kind of exception that takes hours to work around.
@Phrancis 4000 exceptions caused by a single syntax error which caused other dependant libraries to fail to compile? :D
Nope. Just data mismatches, nothing too bad
<afk>
OK, everyone, pull straws.
I've got some votes to hand around.
@Mat'sMug @Phrancis I for one barely got any work done today. Hard to work when all 20+ test environments at work were down for most of the day.
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Q: Cross-posts from Stack Overflow to CR

PhrancisWhat this code does it explained in detail in the top portion of the query. I have left out part of the list of language tags as I felt it was just noise. You can see the full collection here. You can run this query on SEDE and play with it as you wish. Note that I left plenty of wiggle room...

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@CaptainObvious Alright. I'm down to my final upvote. Who wants it?
skip me, I'm capped
@Zak s/wants/deserves/
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@SimonForsbergMcFeely I never give upvotes to posts I feel don't deserve them.
Skip me too, because I can't cap.
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22:17
@SimonForsbergMcFeely Wait, when did "McFeely" happen?
I need to cap tomorrow and get the hat.
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@Mat'sMug You're active on seasoned advice?
since yesterday yeah
@Zak yesterday or so. Thought I would make my name match my hat better.
Also changed the name and topic slightly of this room:

 Duga's Neighborhood

It's a beautiful bot in the neighborhood. Would you be mine, w...
22:20
@SimonForsbergMcFeely 'nieghbor'?
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@SimonForsbergMcFeely room desc. has a typo
@Hosch250 ^^
pretend it's Swedish
Please tell me you have heard about Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.
@SimonForsbergMcFeely Nope.
The point is, though, it is spelled "nieghbor", not "neighbor".
@Zak typo fixed
22:22
Back after a long time. What did I miss?
As for "McFeely", see:
David Newell (born November 24, 1938) is an American television actor known primarily for his portrayal of Mr. McFeely, the delivery man on Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, and works in the public relations department of the Fred Rogers Company (the entity responsible for all rights relating to the program, and other series currently in production from the company). His character's most famous catchphrase was "Speedy Delivery!" This was Newell's major role, but not his only one, as he appeared in small film and TV parts throughout the years. He tours the country to this day, promoting Mister Rogers...
Hats: Origins
@Hosch250 I think I earned Onion Knight on my Pythons Around the Rose question...
@TheCoffeeCup What is Onion Knight for a hat?
Also I realised I reached 6K!
@holroy ?
22:26
How do you get the Onion Knight?
Isn't that one of the secret hats?
@TbWill4321 If I was doing the code review, it would be the exact opposite of job security. — corsiKlause Ho Ho Ho 36 secs ago
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@holroy Yes, nobody seems to know yet
@holroy All I know is you get it on a question, and you get it for a good question.
Hmmm... Kind of hard for such a loose question maker as me! ;-)
@holroy My last 6 questions were all nice questions. Not bad.
Maybe that is what is needed for Onion Knight.
22:30
@TheCoffeeCup In deed impressing... Some of mine questions hasn't been answered yet, or has very low attention...
I didn't get it.
@Hosch250 What did you try?
@TheCoffeeCup Nope, a lot of them only have about 5 votes.
@TheCoffeeCup On my latest Rubberduck question.
It was HNQ for several hours.
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Q: You are Promoted, You are Promoted, We All are Promoted!​

Hosch250My latest refactoring for Rubberduck is called Introduce Field - it promotes a local variable to a private field. The three overridden Refactor() methods are the members of IRefactoring, and are used to start the refactoring sequence. The other methods are the worker methods. Overall, I am pre...

As it said in the comments, HNQ does not matter, it seems.
Nope, but it often seems to trigger the condition that triggers the hat.
22:32
But maybe it is the combination of nice questions, and having multiple of those?
Nope. Some people get it on their first post.
Sometimes, a comment on an answer makes me want to change my vote on the question from an upvote to a downvote.
While your post does completely make sense, what I'm doing is not my choice. I've been asked to implement a simulation with a repetition code, even if I know if it's quite inefficient. The issue here is that I quite don't understand why it's so slow because it does everything in memory and it works with 2MB images, which are not that big. — StepTNT 12 hours ago
This guy has it, and he barely has any questions. His latest one had 64 ups.
Another guess: Nice question/Popular question with an answer and has 1+ stars?
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@TheCoffeeCup There should be a large enough sample of hats / those questions to check it.
22:42
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Q: Injection Issue with InSingletonScope()

Hosch250I am working on a program using Ninject for managing Dependency Injection. This program is having an issue where a field of an item Ninjected with InSingletonScope() is not seeing updates to a field that is changed in another instance. Here is the calling code: private void ParseAll() { va...

Another guess: Question with 1+ stars, 10+ upvotes, and an answer with 10+ votes?
Woot
@TheCoffeeCup Ask Pops.
@EBrown What's up?
Scratch that. Not all questions have 10+ votes.
@Hosch250 Done with work for the week.
22:44
Oh.
@TheCoffeeCup Yeah, I could have told you that, but I didn't really read it.
Let's take this to the hat store.
Scratch all that. This says "no" to all of it:
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Q: Long distance monitor connection options?

AlexI’ve been asked to install a new monitor in an EMS (Ambulance) station. The monitor is by the garage doors, and needs to mirror another monitor connected to a computer on the other side of the garage. This is a volunteer EMS group, so the budget is limited. I’d rather not buy a new graphics card,...

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Q: Is this a good way to implement an class on top of np.array?

Sens4I wanted a convenient class to easy access the parameters inside. I am using a lot of math in my game, thats why a wanted to access them trough "x", "y" and "z" (for readability). And this is my outcome. So what I want to know is if this is a good way (I wanted a fast written implementation), ar...

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Q: Define the bounds of a Item in a QGraphicsView

Pedro JI made an application using the Qt Designer and PyQt4, I'm using QGraphicsView to display an image with a rectangle on it, I can move the rectangle over the image, but when I move it with the mouse I can pass the image boundaries and I wanted to limit the rectangle to the image boundary, how coul...

To explore strange new boards, to seek out new jigs and new glued up joints, to boldly go where no clamp has gone before. — Jason C 4 hours ago
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Q: Multi Dimensional Array Sort and Filter Functions

Sorin GFSAs I said in my last post Multi dimensional ascending and descending sort array function I'm back with the final version of the code. Added features: Filter Array Function by following parameters: GraterThan, LessThan, Equals, NotEquals, Contains, DoesNotContain, ContainRegex, DoesNotContainReg...

23:02
@mjolka google says 27deg here, although I'd think it'd be more
@CaptainObvious FNQITW
It's about 1-2 deg here :)
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Why the frack are you trying to sort a 31-dimension data Array in Excel!
Hey, I want to learn about recursion, and I've heard Lisp is really good at recursion. What would be a good exercise to learn the basic concept(s)?
@Zak LOLOL
31 dimensions!!*!!*!!!*!* Excel is a black hooolleeeee
well not today then markdown?
Well 31 dimensions would basically be like a sheet with 31 columns right?
(please tell me they are not actually coding 31 dimensions...)
23:07
> black_hole.exe
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Come on, 28 rep till cap today... I want the hat trick...
@Phrancis mergesort might be a good exercise
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@Phrancis They are. 31-dimensional space. In Excel. Madness.
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@Zak That is madness.
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I don't know why they didn't go the whole way and add support for the maximum 32 dimensions while they were doing all that copy-paste
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A: Multi Dimensional Array Sort and Filter Functions

ZakStop. Close Excel. Take a deep breath. Now go and get an actual Database. MS Access. MySQL is free and Open-Source. It doesn't really matter. What matters is that Excel is not the program to be doing this in. At all. 10-Dimensions was already excessive. 31 is just idiotic. I would discuss your...

23:24
> Stop. Close Excel. Take a deep breath.
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Why would they throw in and together?
Going afk for a while
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@Phrancis I haven't got the faintest idea, and I can't see anything I'd want to review that I haven't already reviewed in their previous 2 versions.
So I think I'll just stick at saying:
For gods' sake, don't do this. And if you are, don't do it in VBA.
I'm not even centimeters from snapping right now ...
I couldn't have expected a Plug & Play to go so horrendously wrong
I suspect my WLAN hardware is used with an incorrect driver from it's dead predecessor
even though the correct driver is installed and I must've uninstalled the driver from the device manager at least 3 times
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They can have an upvote for the question though.
possible answer invalidation by Sens4 on question by Sens4: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/114409/revisions
23:35
@Phrancis I've done that before, for code that works in either. VBA code that's not tied to an Office object model runs perfectly fine in VB6
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@Duga Looks fine.
@Mat'sMug I've got a question. If VBA is going to run out of memory long before it gets anywhere near a 32-dimensional array, why did they even make it an option to go that high? Why not just stop at 16?
I just got my final score from highschool...
I got in to university! (*mini party popper*)
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Congrats @Quill-HATMANIAC!
@Quill-HATMANIAC congratulations!!
thanks guys
23:42
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Q: React - Abstraction

TriodeWould this todo list benefit from breaking it down into more components? What would be the advantages? Am I breaking any best practices from what is seen here? var TodoList = React.createClass({ getInitialState: function(){ return { todos:data, text:"" ...

@Zak because there's no telling what a VBA dev can try to do!
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@Quill-HATMANIAC Theoretical Star, Real Super-Star :)
@Quill-HATMANIAC 12/10 TS will star in when reload comes soon :)
Also, congrats! :)
I'd like to say open source + work experience is worth more than a bachelor, but nonetheless I'm excited (and thanks)
Maybe this question should be posted on Code Review and not on Stack Overflow. — Fllo 44 secs ago
23:44
@Quill-HATMANIAC Imma say there's this and there's that
yep, worth more to developers, not to employers
nope, disagree
fair enough
IMO it should be the other way round
that said my network's beyond gruesome
yeah, like open source is contributing in a team environment, working together, using issue tracker + source trackers software
those are things you need to learn for work
23:49
and university degree is for the guts of problem-tackling and algorithmics as well as underlying mechanics
sure you can learn these "the hard way", too, but there's no need to reinvent the wheel when a good university allows you to learn it the easier way.
yeah, that's a good point
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Q: initializing static, machine-specific data in C

korrokI'm using some rather old C code (circa 1996, written in K&R style) to do robust geometric computations, available here, for a library I'm trying to write. In order to work properly, this code has to execute an initializer function before calling any of the included routines: void exactinit() { ...

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Q: What's the fastest way to convert hex to integer in C++?

user3308310int hextoint(char number) { if (number == '0') { return 0; } if (number == '1') { return 1; } if (number == '2') { return 2; } /* * 3 through 8 */ if (number == '9') { return 9; } if (number == 'a') { retur...

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Q: RecyclerView lags on scrolling

Jahir FiquitivaI'm having an issue where when the recyclerview has a big amount of items (say 2000) the scrolling is really laggy. I would be really really thankful if someone helps me improving it. Thanks in advance. Here's the Fragment code: package jahirfiquitiva.apps.iconshowcase.fragments; import andro...


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