The 2nd Monitor

Quill

16:00

^ yeah, ~~help vampiring~~ listening to @JeroenVannevel and @Mat'sMug wisdom is really helpful oh and @everyoneelse

Jeroen Vannevel

@DanPantry you're welcome

@Quill you're welcome too

Gustavo6046

sorry if I was way TOO offtopic, but see the comment, please :)

Dan Pantry

@Gustavo6046 I'm not sure asking for help on naming your projects is really a good area for CR to cover.

Quill

@Quill yes, we got rid of that pattern in background. it wouldn't be visible enough on real t-shirt. and printing it is slightly harder. — Paweł 5 mins ago

Dan Pantry

What should I name my code? libhtml? — Gustavo6046 2 mins ago

Mat's Mug

16:01

@DanPantry the funny part is that the chat transcript is totally public and google-searchable

Dan Pantry

@Mat'sMug Yep, I know.

woops.

Though I don't think I could work for someone who didn't want me to participate in this community.

Quill

That's why you use a Avatar that's not your face, and you don't use your name

Dan Pantry

I'm proud of the fact I am part of CR. I'm not going to hide it. :-)

Gustavo6046

@Quill who are you referring to?

Dan Pantry

@Gustavo6046 Me

Gustavo6046

16:03

@DanPantry ignore your boss, change your work and keep in CR, your contribution can't be stopped by a boss that is.... erm, just by a boss :)

Quill

@Gustavo6046 just a general statement

Hosch250

Holy smokes, 120 messages?

Mat's Mug

**but that's good news!** <sub><sub><sup><sub><sup><sub><sup><sub><sup><sub><sup><sub><sup><sub>this time</sub></sub></sup></sub></sup></sub></sup></sub></sup></sub></sup></sub></sup></sub>

lol

StackExchange

Winter Bash 2015: Hats Off

Pops on January 6, 2016

Stack Exchange Winter Bash 2015 wrap-up

Quill

@Hosch250 We got a Swag announcement

Hosch250

16:03

That is about 10-30 times as active as normal.

@Quill Oh, we did? Cool.

Dan Pantry

@Gustavo6046 My boss doesn't have an issue with it (I don't think). He trusts me to get my job done and doesn't watch over my shoulder. It was just a general statement.

Quill

> [![A RUBBER DUCK!!!!!!! ZOMG!!!!!!!][4]][4]

Hosch250

Who is on it?

Dan Pantry

@Hosch250 none of us, although I think @enderland is part of this community and he is on it.

Gustavo6046

that's why my hats disappeared

Phrancis

16:05

@Hosch250 read this

Hosch250

Found it.

Gustavo6046

also here in Brazil it's summer, not winter bash, also who has a retrospective of Stack Exchange 2015?

Dan Pantry

@Gustavo6046 Has the SE 2015 retrospective even been done yet?

Gustavo6046

(we will never have a white christmas :( )

Quill

in Tavern on the Meta on Meta Stack Exchange Chat, 11 secs ago, by Quill

@Pops Thank you very much for WinterBash 2015, it was an absolutely fantastic event and surely would've been anywhere near so without your ~~insomniac traits~~ dedication.

Mat's Mug

16:05

Dan Pantry

39 hats

jesus christ @Quill

Gustavo6046

how to put line above text? -this-?

Dan Pantry

@Gustavo6046 you mean a line through text?

triple hyphen on either side of the word.

Gustavo6046

~~this~~?

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Enqueue only if not null.

I have built a tree full of nodes. I want to traverse the tree in a breadth-first fashion, so naturally I want to use a queue. I want to ensure that child nodes are added to the queue only if they are not null. while (queue.Any()) { Node current = queue.Dequeue(); if (current.childNode1...

c#

Gustavo6046

16:07

I am overloaded with hyphens

Dan Pantry

@CaptainObvious example

Quill

@DanPantry fabulous way to introduce myself to a wider community on stack exchange, and thanks for your misguided ~~insult~~ compliment

Gustavo6046

Luck: 4 upvotes

Unluck: no answer

Mat's Mug

Patience is a virtue

Dan Pantry

Be patient, @Gustavo6046. Good reviews take a long time.

Mat's Mug

16:13

reviewing code takes time

Ethan Bierlein

@Gustavo6046 That's still better than 40 upvotes, and no answer for three years: codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/25101/…

Dan Pantry

I can spend half a day on a javascript review.

Mat's Mug

Please edit your post to include the actual context. //... and so on is very much frowned upon on this site - I'd suggest you include the whole class that features this while loop, or at the very least the whole method. — Mat's Mug ♦ 1 min ago

not hammering, but...

Gustavo6046

I don't know how to review code :(

Dan Pantry

@Gustavo6046 And therefore you shouldn't expect people to do it for you in 54 minutes

It takes me about 20 minutes just to digest what is going on in a question

Then I haev to address each point (of which there could be several) and give explanations for each one, any caveats, citations, etc.

It is rare that I can write a decent review in under an hour

I would imagine most people are the same.

Quill

16:15

Depends on the complexity of the question

Dan Pantry

Especially c++ where questions tend to be more complex [citation needed]

Mat's Mug

@Gustavo6046 you can surely try! pick a post in a language you're somewhat familiar with, read the code, and you'll certainly think "hey, I would have done that instead" or "woah, that's some bad naming, I have no idea what's going on"

Gustavo6046

thanks :)

Mat's Mug

like, open up a notepad and take notes as you read through the code

Dan Pantry

Also bear in mind that yours isnt the only question on the site

Mat's Mug

16:16

then suggest improvements, and you have an answer :)

Dan Pantry

people who could review your question might be reviewing someone else's

Just be patient :-)

Ethan Bierlein

@DanPantry That's mostly true. This answer sort of proves it too: codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/107009/…

It's an article-length answer on a question of mine that had, at most, 40 lines of code.

Dan Pantry

> It's undefined behavior so anything (including but not limited to your cat getting pregnant) could happen.

lol

Gustavo6046

btw any recommended library to display graphics as ASCII art in the console instead of having to deepen into the daunts of the graphics libraries?

Ethan Bierlein

What language?

Gustavo6046

16:17

C++

Dan Pantry

presumably C++

Simon Forsberg McFeely

@Mat'sMug I was also considering hammering. Thanks for the comment.

Ethan Bierlein

Curses? They have it for Python, and I think it works with C++.

Phrancis

Oh no... simple incident just became a "why" / root-cause request :\

Mat's Mug

@SimonForsbergMcFeely OP deleted it

Dan Pantry

16:18

And while trying to be polite, this chat room isn't google. Here's a relevant SO question @Gustavo6046

Simon Forsberg McFeely

@Mat'sMug Maybe he realized he could just do a for loop

Mat's Mug

we'll never know

Simon Forsberg McFeely

Alright, enough chatting for now, back to the Machine Learning course!

Quill

@EthanBierlein how goes the c++ 'touring'?

Duga

codereview.stackexchange.com — j08691 34 secs ago

From the Dry tag "Questions regarding how to refactor code are better suited on codereview.stackexchange.com" — Lee Taylor 37 secs ago

Ethan Bierlein

16:23

@Quill Pretty good. I've been learning quite a bit.

Vogel612

@Phrancis at least those people pay for you investigating?

Phrancis

True

Duga

Not the right place for code reviews, but you should try store the template HTML hidden in your page. Makes maintenance easier, then you just need a selector to find it. — TrueBlueAussie 59 secs ago

Quill

@EthanBierlein That's good news, from what it seemed, every one was happy with what they got

The only beef I have left is that @Zak needs to add a picture

Ethan Bierlein

lol bump @Zak ^^

Gustavo6046

16:26

I am googling for a tutorial on aalib

but I can't find

Vogel612

@Gustavo6046 google harder.. seriously.

Duga

I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this code clearly belongs on CodeReview as the code behaves as designed. — Aron 6 secs ago

I have two Code Review Request work items that are associated with the wrong Changeset work item. In their Links list they don't list the Changeset so I can't remove it. I was able to un-associate a Task work item from the Changeset by deleting the link. Guess that code is the option of last resort. — JohnC just now

Phrancis

→ 16 messages moved to The Nth Monitor

Quill

also the talk page says the etymology is unreferenced, not just incorrect

Dan Pantry

Gah, crap

Quill

16:32

LOL

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Mustache Templating

Is there a better way to write this code, I feel that my template is sort of hacky and unproductive? var $teams = $('#info'); var template = "" + {{#data}} + "<tr>" "<td>"{{teamName}} "</td>" + "<td>"{{playedGames}}"</td>" + "<td>"{{wins}}"</td>" + "<td>"{{draws}}"</td>" + "<td>"{losses}}"</td>...

jquery mustache

Dan Pantry

@CaptainObvious That isn't going to work

Phrancis

			// Return the newly generated "supply order Id"
			return newSoid;

Mat's Mug

IT WORKS!!

select
         FiscalYear
	,FiscalQuarterOfYear
	,FiscalMonthOfYear
	,FiscalWeekOfYear
	,CustomerGroupId
	,OrderTypeGroupId
	,sum(NetAmount) over (
		partition by CustomerGroupId, OrderTypeGroupId, FiscalYear, FiscalWeekOfYear
		order by CustomerGroupId, OrderTypeGroupId, FiscalYear, FiscalWeekOfYear
		rows unbounded preceding) WeeklyNetAmount
	,sum(Units) over (
		partition by CustomerGroupId, OrderTypeGroupId, FiscalYear, FiscalWeekOfYear
		order by CustomerGroupId, OrderTypeGroupId, FiscalYear, FiscalWeekOfYear

Dan Pantry

@Mat'sMug your code is wetter than central England is right now.

Mat's Mug

16:47

I just had to first aggregate the individual invoices :)

Phrancis

@DanPantry it's SQL, what do you expect

Mat's Mug

this is so cool

TIL rows unbounded preceding, the coolest T-SQL aggregation feature :)

Dan Pantry

@Phrancis Something like the Java section from that "This is a flowerpot" image

"I'm two pages in and I still have no idea what you are saying"

Jeroen Vannevel

that comma placement

Mat's Mug

what about it?

comma-first is awesome

Phrancis

16:49

^^

Jeroen Vannevel

I bet you kick puppies too

2

it's obscene

Dan Pantry

@JeroenVannevel lol

Mat's Mug

I'm a convert. I went comma-first and never looked back.

Dan Pantry

Comma first looks like the code is having a stroke.

And has lost all sense of dexterity

Mat's Mug

au contraire my friend, it's much easier to reorder output columns without screwing up anything

Hosch250

16:51

I do comma-later, just like normal code.

Zak

@EthanBierlein I know, my bad. I'll get on it

Mat's Mug

T-SQL isn't normal code

Zak

@Quill Wait, does this mean If I get a bunch of rep in the next 2 weeks, I might end up with swag anyway?

Quill

No

Dan Pantry

@Zak nope

Quill

16:54

It's calculated at point of graduation

Zak

Ah, klkl. Nevermind.

Dan Pantry

and even then you wouldn't accrue enough rep. You'd need approx 6k rep I thnk to get rewards

Zak

@DanPantry 5.8k

And I could get to 5.6k With 14 days of rep-capping ^^

Dan Pantry

if you capped every day for the next 2 weeks you'd get 2800, which would put you at 5.4k

You have 2686 rep + (14 * 2000) = 5486

Mat's Mug

but, there's still hope: there will be contests and events eventually, and all you need to do is participate and win

Zak

16:56

Fine, you're closer (by 28 rep :p )

Dan Pantry

@Mat'sMug and win

(That should definitely become a meme now)

Zak

@Mat'sMug Just so long as eventually is sooner than 6-8 weeks :p

Mat's Mug

originator: JNat on the original grad swag announcement

Phrancis

lol I just noticed that

JNat

@DanPantry it's not just subs, but also some sups in there :P

Simon Forsberg McFeely

17:01

@DanPantry You missed a 

and what's up with all these  and  things? Have I missed anything?

Zak

So are we still going with "Making code slightly less wrong" as a tagline then? — Zak 12 secs ago

And if so, can I have some honorary swag for coming up with it :p

JNat

@Zak Pawel will follow up on that later today ;)

Quill

@SimonForsbergMcFeely there's the phrase this time buried under subscript tags on the meta post

Zak

Anyway, TTQW

Quill

2 hours ago, by Quill

<sub><sub><sup><sub><sup><sub><sup><sub><sup><sub><sup><sub><sup><sub>this time</sub></sub></sup></sub></sup></sub></sup></sub></sup></sub></sup></sub></sup></sub>

EBrown

17:11

@EBrown i think they mix two rubbers: rubber and fake-rubber and make semi-rubber-semi-fakerubber duck. — Paweł 1 hour ago

The important questions have been answered.

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Multi-threaded TCP Server Application with multiple client applications to transfer files to and from the server

looking to make a TCP server in java that can allow users to login and transfer files to and from the server. I have tried using a txt file with the usernames and passwords but I am having trouble implementing it. Any Ideas? Client Aplication import java.io.*; import java.net.*; import java.uti...

java server tcp

0

Q: Constraint Algorithm Optimization in C++

This was originally posted on Stackoverflow but it was suggested to post this here for a better answer. I can't seem to figure out a way to further optimize a constraint algorithm. So far I've switched to SIMD sse4 vector operations which nearly doubled the performance. I'm hoping there is mor...

c++ performance algorithm

EBrown

> It'll take precisely between 42 and 56 days for these to arrive at your doorstep.

Quill

6-8 weeks

night

EBrown

@JNat I appreciate the precise information provided.

Mat's Mug

@Zak I like that tagline! :)

Quill

17:19

it kinda makes it seem like we contribute only a little bit

idk I guess a meta will be had about it anyway

EBrown

It's unclear to me what exactly you are asking for. Can you please elaborate? — EBrown 10 secs ago

Phrancis

Someone decided SUPPLY_PACKAGES_June2010 would be a good name for a permanent table.

Hosch250

@Mat'sMug Why didn't you create the other Best Of categories that reached +10?

Mat's Mug

I knew that would come up.... real answer is, I didn't have time. and it's sorta too late now anyway.. or is it?

Hosch250

Don't know.

EBrown

17:25

I think we all should be a little more generous with our up/down votes.

Hosch250

I don't think we are supposed to DV in these.

EBrown

DV in what?

Hosch250

The Best Of things.

EBrown

I meant on main site.

I think it's time to implement an undo/redo feature in Markdown Markup.

Vogel612

18:00

→ 3 messages moved to Trash

@Gustavo6046 please don't ask people to review your code over and over and over and over again

it's tiring

also it's not the point of this chatroom

Gustavo6046

I just improved it, I don't want people to review it, just to add comments

Vogel612

especially not when you don't give a question enough time to recieve answers

Gustavo6046

so it is easier to understand it

Vogel612

@Gustavo6046 because you can't write comments yourself??

Gustavo6046

because I almost forgot what it does

Mat's Mug

18:02

as the OP it's your job to tell reviewers what your code is doing.

Vogel612

then it's all the more important you do that yourself

Simon Forsberg McFeely

@Gustavo6046 You might be interested in this post:

6

A: Checklist for how to write a good Code Review question

Simon's Guide for posting a good question There are a lot of questions that appear on Code Review, and all questions are fighting for reviewer attention. This is a non-exhaustive list of items that I am looking for in a Code Review question when determining whether or not I should review it and ...

By the way you write in this chatroom, it seems like you can improve a lot of things.

While that post is mainly about Code Review questions, it's related to the mentality of question askers on this site.

And oh, there's this as well:

41

Q: How to get the best value out of Code Review - Asking Questions

I have a project I am working on, and I would like some, or all of it reviewed, how can I ask for this review on Code Review in a way that produces the best possible value? This is not about a question being on-topic, or off topic. Rather, this is about making on-topic questions great qu...

discussion faq asking-questions

Captain Obvious

1

Q: Detecting arithmetic overflow in C with nasm

This snippet is about detecting whether the carry flag is set or cleared. I work on Mac OSX, so my snippet supports Mac only. First, we need a routine that does the job: func.s: global _read_carry_flag _read_carry_flag: mov al, 0 jnc end mov al, 1 end: ret (Try nasm2 -f ma...

c assembly

0

Q: Cancel those hung print jobs

I've created a program that will list all hung print jobs on a specified server, from there it will load them and strip the jobs down to their Job ID then cancel the jobs on that server only. I would like a critique of my work please. How does this look as an OOP script? Is there anything I ca...

ruby regex server ssh

Hosch250

This question should get me to 13k.

Gustavo6046

I suck

Vogel612

18:08

@Gustavo6046 we all did or do... it's about the will to improve :)

5

Hosch250

@JeroenVannevel I posted an analyzer/code fix for review, if you are interested.

Zak

I just ran out of stars, for the first time in nearly a month.

@Gustavo6046 You're doing better than I did when I first joined.

Jeroen Vannevel

@Hosch250 I'll have to look at it after my exam on friday

Hosch250

@JeroenVannevel NP.

Zak

@DanPantry Mine too, probably.

Hosch250

18:15

TFL, SYL.

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Add Missing XML Doc Parameters

This is an analyzer and code fix for VSDiagnostics that detects when a doc comment on a method does not have all parameters listed. When the user tells it to provide the fix, it adds a /// <param name="{paramName}"></param> line for all missing parameter nodes. Here is the analyzer: private vo...

c# meta-programming roslyn

Phrancis

Lots of off-topic talk today...

Dan Pantry

^

Zak

@Phrancis ~~Today~~ Everyday

At least, everyday I've ever been around to observe it ^^

Dan Pantry

Today has been more than usual

With respect, you need to try and keep the off topic talk to a minimum here, @Gustavo6046

I.e, talking about your aspergers - a few of us have had struggles with mental/social disorders, myself included, so I sympathise. But 2nd isn't the place to discuss that. You could try discussing that in the Nth if you want.

JNat

18:18

@EBrown It's precise but meaningless :P

Dan Pantry

Same goes for the myers-briggs test and whatever

I personally think its a bit too off topic for 2nd

Simon Forsberg McFeely

@Gustavo6046 May I ask you how old you are now?

EBrown

@JNat Well I'll take precision over meaning any day.

Gustavo6046

Did you see my profile?

Dan Pantry

@Gustavo6046 your profile doesn't mention your age

Phrancis

18:20

→ 17 messages moved to The Nth Monitor

Gustavo6046

just subtract the current date by the birth date

Simon Forsberg McFeely

I see no birthday.

JNat

@Gustavo6046 Birth date is not visible

Dan Pantry

That isn't displayed to mere mortals.

EBrown

@Gustavo6046 That information is not made public by SE.

Gustavo6046

18:20

whaat

oh I see

Dan Pantry

For obvious reasons :-)

EBrown

Some parts of your profile are intentionally private.

JNat

stackexchange.com/users/6644384/gustavo6046

EBrown

(To prevent harassment, help build professionalism, etc.)

JNat

You can see it there, though

Dan Pantry

18:21

@JNat that's silly.

Gustavo6046

Just a sec

EBrown

@JNat Something tells me that should not be like that.

JNat

I think there's a meta post about that somewhere

Simon Forsberg McFeely

Incoming commitstrip

Dan Pantry

You're more than welcome to participate in this chat room and the CR community, @Gustavo6046, just try and keep topics discussed in here vaguely related to programming (and strictly related to CR if there's site business going on).

We have the nth monitor for off-topic discussions

EBrown

18:22

@JNat I'm searching now.

Gustavo6046

But I am Brazilian! COPPA has no ef--wait, nevermind

Dan Pantry

@Gustavo6046 COPPA only applies to children who are 13 and under, so it would have no effect anyway.

@Gustavo6046, I think @SimonForsbergMcFeely wants to talk to you in Nth

Gustavo6046

how to undelete a deleted message?

Dan Pantry

You can't.

EBrown

Woah, what just happened? For some reason a message by 200_success was showing up in the preview for The Nth Monitor. That was bizarre.

Dan Pantry

18:26

@EBrown yep. Saw it too.

skiwi

@SimonForsbergMcFeely Maybe one day..

Dan Pantry

Where is my commitstrip....

Phrancis

in Cardshifter TCG, 9 mins ago, by StackExchange

http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2016/01/06/even-better-than-flying-cars-or-hover-boards/
CommitStrip
Even better than flying cars or hover boards
CommitStrip
1452104327

Zak

@DanPantry commitstrip.com/en/2016/01/06/…

Dan Pantry

I'm disappointed.

That was not nearly as funny as I was hoping.

Phrancis

18:30

Feed must be broken in this room or something

skiwi

@Phrancis It gets slower for every star we give

Dan Pantry

@skiwi We're never going to see a commitstrip in this room again...

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Calculating the distance between several spatial points

I am developing a CUDA program and I want to enhance my performance. I have a kernel function which is consuming more than 70% of execution time. The kernel calculates the distance between several spatial points and based on whether they are neighbors or not, it fills a boolean vector. Any ideas...

c++ performance cuda

-1

Q: Write method header to convey objects contained in NSArray

I am building an iOS framework, and have a method that returns an NSArray of custom Objects in a block. I would like the method header to convey the fact that this NSArray will only Contain the CustomObject class, and never any other objects. My Header looks like this: - (void)methodWithBlock:(v...

array objective-c ios framework

0

Q: HTML Templates in Javascript with Mustache

Can anyone suggest a better way to implement my template code? var $teams = $('#info'); var template = "{{#data}}<tr><td>{{teamName}} </td><td>{{playedGames}}</td><td>{{wins}}</td><td>{{draws}}</td><td>{{losses}}</td><td>{{goalDifference}}</td><td>{{points}}</td></tr>{{/data}}"; $.ajax({ h...

jquery mustache

CommitStrip

http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2016/01/06/even-better-than-flying-cars-or-hover-boards/
CommitStrip
Even better than flying cars or hover boards
CommitStrip
1452104327

3

Duga

This is SO, not Code Review. Please delete this and ask it in Code Review, where people is willing to help you with long code details. — cFrozenDeath 43 secs ago

skiwi

18:34

@DanPantry Lies

Dan Pantry

@skiwi damn

Zak

@DanPantry It's almost like it was waiting for you to say that ^^

skiwi

I bet some SE employee manages the feeds in our room :P

EBrown

@skiwi That's a bit harsh.

skiwi

He waits until someone complains that the feed isn't there :)

Mat's Mug

18:38

@skiwi nope. blame mods & room owners :)

Dan Pantry

Don't blame me I don't have any part in this

EBrown

@DanPantry That's borderline flaggable. Lol

skiwi

@DanPantry Ouch, now that is harsh ^^

Dan Pantry

Sorry

I meant it all in jest

hopefully we don't start getting 10k users flooding in now

EBrown

Nah, I don't ever flag anything.

(Unless it really gets out of hand.)

Dan Pantry

18:40

btw that's a point, if I say something stupid or offensive please tell me instead of flagging :-) I'd rather know what I did wrong than be attacked by 10k+ users/mods.

EBrown

Which doesn't happen in this room, but happens in others.

Dan Pantry

Plus I can't see flags, so it's no use to me if they get flagged :D

...yet..

EBrown

@DanPantry No kidding. Flagging things away does no one any good.

Mat's Mug

huh, I just earned [badge:electorate] on meta.cr

EBrown

I wish they would make [badge:name] actually auto-link.

(I know there's a Meta Stack Exchange on it.)

Dan Pantry

18:42

electorate /cheats

AFK. Have fun all

EBrown

Almost time for this Conference Call.

Vogel612

@Mat'sMug dafuq?

Mat's Mug

@Vogel612 apparently I don't vote as much on meta as on main

Vogel612

apparently I should get voting on meta, too...

EBrown

I don't vote a lot on either site.

Most of the time I vote it's for my own benefit.

Duga

18:44

Sounds like a question that should be asked on codereview.stackexchange.com, not here on StackOverflow. — Andreas 55 secs ago

EBrown

(Answers to my questions, mostly.)

And I should definitely vote more often, I just don't.

Duga

Maybe it does belong on codereview. This is my first time posting to this site. — Misspelled99 13 secs ago

Mat's Mug

@Duga nope

Duga

Is the output correct? Code Review isn't for validating whether your code works or not. Code Review will close your question if the code isn't working as intended... or in this case, if it's unclear. — Mat's Mug 18 secs ago

possible answer invalidation by NIZGTR on question by NIZGTR: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/116030/revisions

Mat's Mug

@Duga clear

Simon Forsberg McFeely

19:05

@EBrown You know you can't vote for yourself, right?

Captain Obvious

19:18

0

Q: Multi threaded Producer Consumer with bounded buffer

I've developed the following multi-threaded code and would like a review. It is supposed to be implementing the Producer-consumer problem as defined here. I have multiple consumers and one producer. I would like to know whether there are any problems with my use of concurrency and also if you h...

multithreading

0

Q: Javascript extensive Promise chaining

I recently started working with JS Promises. What I always like to do, is create function, which returns a Promise with the final desired result, but I only do 1 operation/then. Consider something like this (this fetches the versions of an npm package in an array in reverse order): function pack...

javascript promise

Hosch250

@SimonForsbergMcFeely Maybe he just accidentally announced that he has a sock puppet.

skiwi

19:31

i-love-bugs sarcasm

OGNext is refusing to load data it has in its database, even though I tell it to select all data

It loads data from today, but not from earlier days :|

Phrancis

Have you queried the database directly to make sure there actually is data from earlier days?

skiwi

Yep ^^

With the same foreign key even..

Phrancis

huh weird

skiwi

Trying to see if I can get the SQL queries logged

Probably unrelated, but always nice to see those coming by:

> java.lang.RuntimeException: Reloading agent exited via exception, please raise a jira
at org.springsource.loaded.agent.ClassPreProcessorAgentAdapter.transform(ClassPreProcessorAgentAdapter.java:110)

@Phrancis pastebin.com/mHrqMkfj Not sure if that is what I wanted to see :P

Phrancis

What is the value actually passed to limit ? ?

skiwi

19:42

That's what I'm wondering as well

Simon Forsberg McFeely

@skiwi Well there's your problem.

skiwi

@Phrancis pastebin.com/nRevhWJ1 better?

Except... it doesn't seem to bind limit

But the limit clause can't be restricting on any fields, right?

Phrancis

It wouldn't restrict per field, no

skiwi

So it's doing something I haven't told it to do ^^

Phrancis

It would restrict the amount of rows you get, which depending on how they are ordered could give the illusion that it is filtering by date, or by ID

skiwi

19:47

So if the query is right, then maybe the data is not in Grails/Spring/Hibernate/magic

@Phrancis Except it's outputting more rows if I add more to it, unless it uses a rolling limit

Phrancis

What if you remove the limit clause?

skiwi

I can't, I didn't put it there

Phrancis

oh

So all that SQL code is created by Hibernate?

skiwi

Yep

Duga

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Phrancis

19:50

Can you link the calling code here?

skiwi

def index(FindPlayerCommand findPlayerCommand) {
    def spyReports = SpyReport.findAllByPlayer(findPlayerCommand.player)
    [spyReports: spyReports]
}

Not sure if that makes you any wiser ^^

Phrancis

Right... and it worked correctly before?

skiwi

Yeah

Maybe I can try logging in PostgreSQL itself

Simon Forsberg McFeely

@skiwi findAllByPlayer is a Gorm auto-generated method?

I would guess that Grails/Gorm is doing some pagination for you here

@skiwi git diff - what changed?

skiwi

@SimonForsbergMcFeely Yep

@SimonForsbergMcFeely Nothing

PostgreSQL here is sending all data I ask for, bugs...

Or maybe it's just on @Mast machine, but I kinda doubt that

Mast

20:02

The data is still there, but Grails doesn't want it anymore.

While the fresh data is stored in exactly the same manner in the same table.

Simon Forsberg McFeely

@skiwi So if the code didn't change, did the data change?

Phrancis

Who owns the SQL instance?

skiwi

Define ownership ^^

Phrancis

Is it owned by OGame or by one of you?

skiwi

@SimonForsbergMcFeely Nothing changed, so I don't think it's a new bug, only found about it today

It's our data as soon as we put it in our database :p

Phrancis

20:05

Ah, right

skiwi

Maybe it's time to figure out what exactly Hibernate Second-Level Cache is

EBrown

@SimonForsbergMcFeely Unfortunately yes, I periodically (about three times a week) get reminded of that.

skiwi

I could pretend there's no bug and get hit by it again in the future

EBrown

@skiwi I like that idea best.

skiwi

Well, it's not a blocker, stuff appears to be working, it's just that some old data is refusing to be loaded

What can possibly go wrong?

Phrancis

20:13

How badly do you need that old data?

EBrown

@Phrancis I consider data after the last few hours ancient history.

It's served me well so far.

(Actually, that's a lie. I'm a data junkie. I store logs of EVERYTHING.)

Simon Forsberg McFeely

@skiwi Where was the data before?

EBrown

Which reminds me, @Phrancis when you get time I would appreciate help setting up some SQL auditing.

Mast

@SimonForsbergMcFeely It's keys scraped by a userscript in a browser, send to Grails which stores it into a database.

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skiwi

20:15

@Phrancis For this application I probably wouldn't even have noticed it if we had a proper web interface that showed like last X entries in a nice format ^^

I just noticed it because it's a dev build that shows raw data and noticed everything was gone at some point :D

Phrancis

If a bug exists but your users can't notice, is there really a bug?

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EBrown

@Phrancis /s/bug/"Unexpected Features"

Mast

They will notice it if we keep having this bug in deployment.

EBrown

"Where'd all my data go?" "Right, about your data..."

JNat

@EBrown Did you find anything on it?

(I was AFK for a while)

EBrown

20:21

@JNat A few minor ones, looks like the consensus is that displaying the Birthday is optional, but age is mandatory.

Should I make a big Meta on it?

Phrancis

@EBrown Just ping me in the SQL room whenever you want to

skiwi

@EBrown "We actually do have it in our database... we just can't show it to you"

Vogel612

okay 32 hours awake take their tribute...

Niters, maybe I can kick my sleep-cycle into shape like this :/

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EBrown

@skiwi Even better!

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Mast

@Vogel612 It tends to work.

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