The 2nd Monitor

8:00 PM

Ripe zombie; open question with answers, at least one answer having score 0, no answer having score > 0: Google material ripple button effect javascript jquery html css sass

Dan Pantry

monking @Quill

Quill

monking

Vogel612

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@DanPantry @JeroenVannevel okay I'll take that as a sign that not only me finds these messages out of place here...

Quill

yessssssssss

Dan Pantry

@Vogel612 I know they're out of place

"You have been invited to Trash" :D

Quill

8:09 PM

The room name should be "Get Trashed"

Jeroen Vannevel

I feel butthurt

Quill

"You've been invited to Get Trashed"

Jeroen Vannevel

I'm so flagging the next 'ITS FRIDAY' reference

Quill

Please don't. There will be a bunch of mods/people tell you off

Mast

@Vogel612 You know, we got the Nth for that.

Quill

8:11 PM

Note that the conversation is edging toward the deep end of the chat policies

Jeroen Vannevel

@Quill No they wouldn't -- it's equally off topic

I'm not interested in them so I just skip those conversations altogether

But if I had mod powers I could just as well remove them to thrash

Vogel612

@Mast I daresay that those are appropriate about nowhere. not even the nth

Quill

There have been a bunch of similar, yet worse, conversations on a few chat rooms that ended in CM intervention and chat suspension

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Class template for stack in C++

Here is the original requirements: Write a class template for a linked-list implementation of a stack. The stack class must have the push, pop and isEmpty functions included, but with four additional functions: de- structor, copy constructor, overloaded assignment operator, and deepCopy. The priv...

Quill

@CaptainObvious code not yet written

Mast

8:17 PM

@JeroenVannevel There's a difference between off-topic and borderline against regulations.

But you got a point there.

@Quill Don't forget the comment next time ^^

Quill

@Mast I'm on mobile and at the bus stop

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Sudoku Android Code

I'm programming for a long time, but nobody gave me any feedback if my code is good or not. Please review it, and give me feedback where I could be better. here is the link to the source: https://github.com/marcellelek/Sudoku

game android sudoku

Mast

@Quill There's an app for that.

Oh I see. Really sorry about that. Thank for advice. — Ivan Chak 9 mins ago

RFN

Quill

@Mast Chat is browser; the website is painful on mobile

Easterly Irk

in The Nineteenth Byte, 43 secs ago, by quartata

I would also consider Visual Basic to be a deadly weapon because it doesn't have any use aside from making programmers cry

@Mat'sMug ^

Quill

8:31 PM

what does that make PHP

Easterly Irk

hell on earth

@Phrancis new profile pic?

Phrancis

@EasterlyIrk Yap!

Quill

@CaptainObvious code not included

Code is not only 1 class, its a full project, i cannot post it in a message — Marcell Elek 51 secs ago

Easterly Irk

@Phrancis I like it. :D

Phrancis

@EasterlyIrk What can I say, handsome beard and all

Easterly Irk

8:37 PM

Nice beard.

When I can grow one, getting one.

Mast

@EasterlyIrk VBA is awesome!

Quill

The only way to grow a beard like that is to go through a db_send_mail messup

Mast

@Quill @Phrancis must have a monster of a beard by now then.

Vogel612

@spolsky It shows in the vba specs. Who the hell decided that `For Polka = Pause To Step Step Step` should be valid? http://bit.ly/1qp1XaK

Tweeted by vogel612 on April 3, 2016 at 7:03 PM in reply to spolsky

Phrancis

sp_send_dbmail null@null.null

Quill

8:42 PM

@Vogel612 I remember the podcast he did with Eric Lippert on VB, that was hilarious

Easterly Irk

@Mast @quartata

Captain Obvious

0

Q: A Rust iterator to match and replace subsequences

I needed to do transformations on a data stream, not on an element-by-element basis, but on subsequences. This is what I've come up with: https://github.com/peterjoel/rust-iter-replace/blob/master/src/lib.rs I am relatively new to Rust, and would love some feedback on any areas of the code: styl...

rust

Duga

I think codereview.stackexchange.com is the better place to ask. — Valentin 55 secs ago

Mast

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Q: Turn log into fancy data

I'm logging data from an embedded platform over UART. This gets saved to a log file and I want to process the saved log with Excel. I have no idea whether what I did was even remotely a good solution. My VBA experience so far consists mainly of code only used once. However, since I'll have to us...

beginner vba excel

Phrancis

@Mast I might have to use that code :)

Mast

8:54 PM

@Phrancis You're welcome.

In all fairness, I'm hoping @Zak has a spare 10 minutes tomorrow and is willing to nuke it into oblivion.

Captain Obvious

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Q: Implementing static and non-static methods with the same name

I've found some strange (for me) behavior of the PHP interpreter and I'm not sure if it's safe to use it in production or not. When we call Foo::bar() and the Foo class does not have the static bar method but it has non-static bar method, the interpreter will invoke non-static bar on null (which...

php static

Easterly Irk

Is that okay? ^

Is that on-topic or should get nuked?

Phrancis

Example code - nuke it

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Seperate numbers from variable in a string C++

If I have a linear function such as "99x", I want to separate the 99 from the variable x. I came up with one way that works, but I am curious to see some other(better) solutions. Code: #include <iostream> #include <string> int main() { std::string a = "99x"; std::string b; for (c...

c++ strings

Mast

@EasterlyIrk Yup, examplish.

So boom it.

Easterly Irk

9:06 PM

NUKE NUKE NUKE NUKE NUKE!!!!!!

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Mast

Starred for extra flags at federal agencies.

TTGTB

Dan Pantry

nuke it like NK

Easterly Irk

Can somebody else chime in about the off-topicness?

Mast

@DanPantry They've never nuked anything yet.

Dan Pantry

@mast except the sea :P

Mast

9:13 PM

@EasterlyIrk Page went RBA

@DanPantry Sea should learn to grow a thicker skin.

Easterly Irk

RBA?

Dan Pantry

@Mast LOL

Easterly Irk

And I know it died, but what does RBA mean?

Captain Obvious

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Q: Can array of 40JRadioButtons be array of only 4 JRadioButtons used for quiz with 10 JPanels

I was make this small quiz with 10 question and 40 JRadioButtons. One question and 4 JRadionButtons for each panels. So i was need to create array with JRadioButtons and JPanels, and for all I need to setText. Does this project can be done only with 4JRadioButtons, So when someone click on next q...

java array swing

Phrancis

@EasterlyIrk Removed By Author

nhgrif

9:23 PM

Abbreviations are irritating.

Dan Pantry

ye

Quill

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A: What's a Zombie? And what are the many other memes of Code Review?

Name: Overly long acronyms Originator: Simon André Forsberg with this message Cultural Height: The 2nd Monitor Background: IWNPFETTOLAI (I will not provide further explanation than this overly long acronym itself)

nhgrif

That doesn't change anything...

Quill

A programming language for bacteria, based on Verilog

Vogel612

9:41 PM

@Quill sounds like a good april fool's joke ....

Captain Obvious

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Q: Project Euler #11 Largest product in a grid

I'm currently working on the Project Euler exercise's and I just finished the eleven exercise. It's working fast enough it takes around 15-25 ms to calculate the output, the volume of the code is probably bigger than it should be.I barely used any mathematics in order to find the solution I just ...

c# beginner oop programming-challenge

Quill

Here’s what @StackOverflow developer chat looks like on a Sunday. We cover the important topics. https://t.co/ZKnhjtbhgw

Tweeted by Nick_Craver on April 3, 2016 at 5:46 PM

nhgrif

> which they describe in the April 1 issue of Science

Quill

It'd be more believable if it said the language was based off Lisp

Duga

10:06 PM

I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it belongs on CodeReview. — Scott Hunter 57 secs ago

Captain Obvious

10:25 PM

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Q: Loading data from a text file into the database as fast as possible

Goal I'm building a Django (1.8.12) application that parses a .bc3 file (Standard Interchange Format for Databases of Construction and Real State) and loads all the data into the database (PostgreSQL 9.3.9). A .bc3 file looks like this, and a common one has more than 2000 concepts (those record...

python parsing file database django

Duga

10:45 PM

possible answer invalidation by bbyalcinkaya on question by bbyalcinkaya: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/124459/revisions

Easterly Irk

I tried to edit this with the project-euler tag, but it got declined? Why?

Hosch250

10:57 PM

I found a bug in Roslyn that makes it crash.

Public Overrides Function DefaultSwitchSection(statements As IEnumerable(Of SyntaxNode)) As SyntaxNode
    Return SyntaxFactory.CaseBlock(
        SyntaxFactory.CaseStatement(SyntaxFactory.ElseCaseClause()),
        GetStatementList(statements))
End Function

That is a non-else block/statement trying to take an else clause.

It should be:

Public Overrides Function DefaultSwitchSection(statements As IEnumerable(Of SyntaxNode)) As SyntaxNode
    Return SyntaxFactory.CaseElseBlock(
        SyntaxFactory.CaseElseStatement(SyntaxFactory.ElseCaseClause()),
        GetStatementList(statements))
End Function

nhgrif

@EasterlyIrk Because the project-euler tag shouldn't even exist...

Easterly Irk

oops

Hosch250

11:14 PM

Is there a burninating post on it yet?

nhgrif

It's already a done thing, I believe.

Hey, @Hosch250 can you check the execution time of something for me?

Hosch250

In a sec.

nhgrif

hang on, let me eat dinner

Hosch250

OK, ready.

Let me know when you get back.

Phrancis

11:43 PM

that have some error when I run.. — amr 1 min ago

Question^ is closed as UWYA

Should really be closed because code is broken... what to do...

nhgrif

@Hosch250 I need you to check this for primeN(10001):

bool isPrime(int value)
{
    if (value < 2) { return false }
    if (value % 2 == 0) { return value == 2 }
    if (value % 3 == 0) { return value == 3 }
    if (value % 5 == 0) { return value == 5 }

    for (int divisor = 7; divisor * divisor <= value; divisor += 30)
    {
        if (value % divisor == 0) { return false }
        if (value % (divisor + 4) == 0) { return false }
        if (value % (divisor + 6) == 0) { return false }
        if (value % (divisor + 10) == 0) { return false }
        if (value % (divisor + 12) == 0) { return false }

Hosch250

OK.

nhgrif

And compare the speed to the other solutions in this post:

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A: Project Euler #7 10001st prime

bool isPrime = true; for (int j = 2; j < i / 2; j++) { if (i%j != 0) continue; isPrime = false; break; } if (!isPrime) continue; This is one of the most primitive and least efficient ways to calculate whether or not a value is prime. First and foremost, we deserve a method which ...

Hosch250

I'll wait until my unit tests stop running to get a better time. These tests are just eating CPU.

nhgrif

And also confirm that my algorithm in primeN is giving the right result for 10,001

Hosch250

11:47 PM

104743

nhgrif

Is that what my solution gives? Or what the answer should be? Or hopefully both?

Hosch250

What the answer should be.

Running it now.

@nhgrif If this is C#, you are sure missing a lot of semi-colons.

nhgrif

lol

I need to change my second method anyway

Hosch250

Right, that is slow.

Running now.

isPrime runs in 0 milliseconds.

nhgrif

you're measuring something wrong.

Hosch250

11:59 PM

static void Main()
{
    var stopwatch = new Stopwatch();
    stopwatch.Start();
    var x = isPrime(104743);
    stopwatch.Stop();
    Console.WriteLine(x);
    Console.WriteLine(stopwatch.ElapsedMilliseconds);

    stopwatch.Reset();
    stopwatch.Start();
    var v = primeN(10001);
    stopwatch.Stop();
    Console.WriteLine(v);
    Console.WriteLine(stopwatch.ElapsedMilliseconds);
}

I don't see anything wrong.

It returns the right value too.

primeN still hasn't finished.

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