Hi I have tried to make this function but sometimes I get a problem on runtime. I need to take in input a list like 1-2-3-2-4-6-1-2 and the list should be modified as 1-2-3-4-6 so once for every node and I should save how many times is a node repeated so for example 1 is repeated 2 times the 2 is...

I decided it would be fun to implement Conway's Game of Life (CGOL) in Emacs Lisp as my first elisp script. My goals for the implementation were pretty simple Transform current buffer into the next generation of CGOL Just use max height/width of the current buffer (don't worry about overflowin...

Last year I tried to implement a micro service architecture in Rust. The imageined use case was a small izakaya-shop where digital orders could be given to the kichen tracked or deleted. Looking for feedback both on my coding style and architecure https://github.com/simonsso/teketeke Some sket...

I'm working on a feature for work that requires me to combine a set number of memory streams based on specific conditions. Previous Code Before based on documentation/examples online. In order to create a PDF to print, you have to create a Memory Stream and save that document into a Memory Stre...

I wrote this code to rotate a n by n square matrix in place. My code is faster than 100% of submissions on Leetcode. However, it used memory less than only 56% of submissions. Given the fact that I am doing the rotation in place, how is my code consuming so much memory? Where is room for improve...

Given a group of functions that all take similar arguments, eg. void a(Item& item, int line, std::string const& message); bool b(Item& item, int line, float adjustment); (And for other reasons) It's tempting to wrap these into a parameter-structure: struct ItemLine { Item& item; int c...

I made a prototype for a task processing systems. Architecture Worker - is a entity that is processing one-by-one tasks for the same processor. Processor - (also: executable, app) executable file (language agnostic) that getting input from STDIN and returning result to STDOUT with optional l...

Written as part of an interview assignment, I am now looking for further improvements. Simply this is a shopping website with some items a user may add or remove from their shopping cart. I believe the html I'm returning to display cart items could be improved. function listItems() { $form...

I have created a HLSL shader in Unity to be used in combination with an image component. The angular gradient supports 2 colours, and can be masked by the source Image of the Image component. The shader offers control over: The angle under which the gradient starts and the direction the gradi...

I got this problem on a HackerRank challenge and this was the best I could come up with. It's basically just using DFS to find connected components (in this case, friend circles). I was having a tough time figuring out how to track unvisited nodes. Please let me know how I can improve this code. ...

Here I have a lil class where I'm checking if model_id exists in the table models_web_tbl. Everything works like a charm but I just wanna know if I'm on the right path. Thanks! class test extends dbh{ public function modelExist($model_id) { $sql = "SELECT * FROM models_web_tbl WHERE model_id =...

I am currently working on writing a library for use with LIFX light bulbs over their UDP API. I have written the code for creating the packet headers, but I'm unsure whether it is the most idiomatic approach, as I am new to Clojure. Please tell me what you think about the following code. (ns lif...

Hi with this program I'm asking for a number and I have the to create as many nodes and print each digit its value. If I write 123 the output should be 1 -> 2 -> 2 -> 3 -> 3 -> 3 if the number given in input is negative the list should be created adding the nodes on the head. #include <stdio.h> ...

I'm looking to find what security flaws this code might have. I believe it's immune to time attacks, passwords are stored encrypted, and I'm using sessions to store local data. Let's assume the following: All traffic is over SSL Users have to re-authenticate after 30 minutes of inactivity L...

Consider a struct with two Int values : struct MyStruct { let from: Int let to: Int } There are also other properties such as a name, but I left those out for clarity. Now I want to compare two structs A and B see how equal they are. There are three possibilities: Not equal: from...

This regex works in multiple regex websites : <p(.*)?>[\r\n]?Keyword(.*)[\r\n]?<\/p> But it doesn't work in my PHP code. Any idea why ? $str = "<p> This is a long line of text. This is a long line of text. This is a long line of text. This is a long line of text. This is a long line of text....

In the start of one of my methods I have a section of code that needs to get three sub-lists of grouped dictionaries from a list of grouped dictionaries. This is a big list and I'm optimizing it a little by only looking at a smaller sub-list generated from a communal attribute. Note this smaller ...

Since I'm new at this site I will try to start with something very simple. I'm making an "Automatic insert" in a Excel Spreadsheet and my code is working correctly, but I'm not so sure about my way of coding, so I would like to post it here and see if someone is going to help me with. Here is m...

I have two textboxes that read from a text file. I want to try to recursively concatenate the two in a way that each value from textbox 1 will get concatenated with EVERY value in textbox 2 separated with a delimiter, such as in the example below: Textbox 1 user1 user2 user3 user4 user5 ...

For course I am taking I need to implement the Rabin-Karp string search algorithm, with different hash implementation. First I have done a rolling hash and that works just fine. Problem is when it comes to linear and separate chaining hash. I have made a linear hash header file and for primary ha...

I have a nested for loop with a conditional statement that compute something. Since the involved matrices are relatively high dimensional, the process is time consuming (about 20 sec). The goal is to minimize the time of this operation as the bottleneck of a larger process. The code is as follow...

This is code for the left turn policy at the end of lesson 12 in the Udacity course by Sebastien Thrun. The code below was copied from the course solution and github repos of students who completed (or copied from the course solution video) and works. I printed out the 3d matrices value and pol...

Please review for performance. and also naming convention https://leetcode.com/problems/binary-tree-level-order-traversal/ Given a binary tree, return the level order traversal of its nodes' values. (ie, from left to right, level by level). For example: Given binary tree [3,9,20,null...