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Q: query within parallel foreach error

RamakrishnaParallel.ForEach(contactGroups, groups => { groups.Contacts = new List<Contact>(); groups.Contacts.AddRange((from cc in dbEnt.ClientContacts join rt in dbEnt.ResponseTeamUserMappings on cc.ClientContactID equals rt.CMTMemberUserI...

 
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Q: Array manipulation object

Davide ToninI'm trying to write a class that simplifies the most common operations with arrays and then I want to distribute... Maybe it can help someone... But I'm facing some problems in make the object simple to use and intuitive. Here a summary of the public methods: Array to range Array to string A...

 
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Q: android studio trying to fetch api

khalid ibnu walidI want to fetch the login data api so when I click submit then pop up show login successfull, but the problem when I click the button nothing happens: this is the java function public Request Buinsert(View view) { OkHttpClient client = new OkHttpClient().newBuilder() .b...

 
@axis-medias you need to fix too much things. Since this website is for asking question, not fixing code I suggest you to ask your question here: codereview.stackexchange.comMisir Jafarov 47 secs ago
 
 
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Q: ML Pipeline with OneHotEncoder and model

Cassie.Lcan you please provide some advice on my codes below? There is 7 categorical features and 1 categorical target. This is a classification problem and I'm using RandomForest to train the data. I have used columnTransformer() to transform the categorical data through OneHotEncoder and put them in...

 
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Q: Linked list containing names of movies

someone in the crowdI'm trying to create a linked list containing the names of various films. I read their names until I type the character 'n'. #include<stdio.h> #include<stdlib.h> struct TFilm{ char title[100]; struct TFilm *next }; int main() { struct TFilm *films, *prev, *head = NULL; for(;;) {...

 
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I think codereview would suit the best for this answer: codereview.stackexchange.comDimitrios Desyllas 22 secs ago
 
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Q: how to speed up for loop iterating over a large number of rows?

RobvhI've written the code below to compare the two columns of choice of two different excel files (new data and a reference file). If a value in the new data file is present in the reference file, "yes" is added in a new column behind the value in the new data file and "no" if not. The columns to com...

 
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Q: Performance Improvement's 1 Item take's 6 seconds This is far to long

AzurryI'm new to Development(I'm self Taught I got a job recently as the only "app Developer") and this is my first real Big Project, Its in essence a Ecommerece store That uses a very "Awkward" Api My Checkout process is taking 6 seconds per item and you can imagine if I let a user checkout 50+ items ...

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Q: DDD Value Objects and Entity Without ORM Mapping in PHP

Furkan KolcuFirst, as I know, Entity in DDD is almost same with Value Object except Entity has identity. Every article I have read say same thing that entity id has ORM mapping with any ORM tool. But I don’t want to use ORM mapping in Entity. Instead, I would like to do database operation with Repository Int...

 
If your code works well and there is no issue, please consider posting the question at Code Review. — Wiktor Stribiżew 51 secs ago
 
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Q: Qutebrowser Searchengine Script

anonymous_pigeonQutebrowser uses search engines similar to DuckDuckGo's Bangs to facilitate searching. The config.py file for the browser contains a search engine Python dictionary. Each key is a search engine, and the corresponding value is a template string. When a search engine is used, every {} in its templa...

 
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possible answer invalidation by baduker on question by baduker: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/238370/revisions
 
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Q: Exploring alternatives to apply conditions to every row of dataframe other than pandas apply

Chia YiI have a function called postprocess that applies while loop condition to find for - and alphabets to each dataframe row. postprocess looks like this: def postprocess(description, start_index, end_index): if (start_index > 0) & (start_index < len(description)): while bool(re.match(...

 
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Q: Why does the "Close votes" review queue have a red dot when empty?

RoToRaI get a red dot displayed in the review queue menu beside the "close votes" queue on Code Review although the queue is empty. On other StackExchange sites I only see this if the queue is very full. Is it correct that the dot is displayed, and if yes what does it mean?

 
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This is a more appropriate place to ask the question : codereview.stackexchange.comIslam Elshobokshy 13 secs ago
 
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@Ivan I'm afraid it already exists in our code, it got past our code review unfortunately. I just wonder if this is okay thing to do (and what it actually is doing). — Yksisarvinen 22 secs ago
 
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Q: How can add memoization to the function?

Mayukh SarkarI have a specific problem. I am trying to solve the LeetCode problem 121. It is, according to the LeetCode is a dynamic programming problem however it mentioned by all that it doesn't require DP. However to understand DP I want to solve it using DP, Recursion with Brute Force and Memoization. I h...

 
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Q: Finding average of stream of numbers

Sunil ChaudharyA Bried Context I recently gave an interview in a company where I was asked this particular question. After the interview was over, the HR gave the feedback that my solution (is correct programmatically) but is monolithic and not scalable. The interview was for frontend developer 2. Question ...

 
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Q: Community Promotion Ads — 2020

JNat2020 has come! But… oops, where did the time go? It’s already March! Belated as it is, it’s time for a refresh of Community Promotion Ads! What are Community Promotion Ads? Community Promotion Ads are community-vetted advertisements that will show up on the main site, in the right sidebar. The ...

 
I see. Thank you for the explanation. I was reviewing a redux-saga work in a code review, but before I made a suggestion using destructuring there I just wanted to test this in isolation on the chrome console and ran into the problem I described. I'm going to wait and see how it goes in the review and come back to this question soon. — Einar Ólafsson 26 secs ago
 
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Q: Find the first missing positive integer in linear time and constant space, Python implementation

prabhGiven an array of integers, find the first missing positive integer in linear time and constant space. In other words, find the lowest positive integer that does not exist in the array. The array can contain duplicates and negative numbers as well. For example, the input [3, 4, -1, 1] should give...

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Q: Two number sum not returning any output in C++

isiliaI have written below code in C++. It compiles and take input successfully but does not give me the pair of two number sum. For instance the below code take input - 1 9 8 2 5 4 - It should return {1,9} and {2,8}. But its not showing anything. #include <vector> #include <iostream> #include <utility>...

 
This question is probably better suited for codereview.stackexchange.comMarkus Deibel 58 secs ago
 
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Q: I m new in Python and I need a guideline to optimize this code. pd. I am not a developer or software engineer

CRISTIANThis is for api and I want to optimize this because it has 2 for loops followed by another 2 for loops and it is taking 4 hours for 40000 rows in the database The object obtained after the request to the API is a nested dictionary, is there a faster way to go through a nested dictionary with lis...

 
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What you are asking for is a code review and you should be asking such questions on the Code Review Stack ExchangeRob 30 secs ago
I think this question is better suited for Code Reviewvicpermir 37 secs ago
 
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Q: How to encode a slave html page, into base64 string, create a data link inside master html page and have browser rendering it as html, not text

m___Encoding in base64 string of an slave html file is done: base64 slave.html > encoded.txt (no issues) Linking into the master file using a data link is done:<a href="text/plain;utf-8;base64,the_codedstring_copy_pasted_from_the_encoded.txt_file"/> (no issues, the content of the slave.html file is ...

 
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Q: Toggle submenu state on click, keydown and touch with a11y support

Adam TaylorThis code should toggle the state (open/closed) of a submenu when the associated top-level trigger is clicked. The menu should toggle for mouse clicks, keyboard events and touch events - since detecting these is not possible each case is supported separately. The toggle functionality should also...

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Q: Decoupling of validation and data access in ASP.NET

PeterI've been asigned to a project no dev has touched in a long time. It's an ASP.NET MVC 4 application. It appeared to be well coded, but had no testing and the database migration folder is not present. For further development I'm given time for minimal testing to ensure that my changes won't break ...

 
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Q: Array to name/value JSON conversion

Marvin DivoI'm very new to Javascript... Below is my code to convert Array to name/value JSON. Would like to know if there is a better way to achieve this or if I use any know bad practices. An input: [10, [20.1, 20.2], 1] The output I need: {"channel_id":10, "payload":[20.1,20.2], "sequence":1} My code...

 
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possible answer invalidation by Stephan on question by Stephan: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/222134/revisions
 
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Could one of the 10k users do me a favor and try accessing this timeline?
 
@Vogel612 Sure. 2 entries, 11h ago history, 6h ago answer
 
cool, thanks :)
it provokes an error 500 with mod privs
 
Huh
Want me to make a screenshot for your bug report?
 
actually I've already seen that someone is on it, thanks to cool mod tools :)
 
Np
 
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possible answer invalidation by Davide Tonin on question by Davide Tonin: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/238397/revisions
It first time when I'm asking a question. For this moment i even wasn't know about Code Review section on stack overflow :o 2x thank you for your comment :) — pFraszczak 48 secs ago
 
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Q: Suggestion on this simple terminal animation

PorungaI'm not sure what i've tried to do here, it was itended to be something like "sl" with concentric circle (one shrinking and the other expanding from the center) but i think i'v messed up the math. Anyway, that's not really my concern here. I wanted to use more data model functions to be more pyt...

 
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Q: Understanding TypeScript extending from native and react elements

CameronI recently inherited some React code from another developer that is for a Button component written in TypeScript (the developer left before this code was finished, so I'm picking it up.) I'm struggling to understand what is going on in some places and why certain decisions have been made... it s...

 
@PaszaVonPomiot Then add an additional layer between master and "integration". You could rename "integration" to be "CodeReview" and the new layer "Testing". But remember more branches require more management (rebase, merge.. etc) — Khalil Khalaf 17 secs ago
 
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Q: Exploit JSON in a model class and display it in datatable

axis-mediasI'm new on flutter but I work a lot for learning all I need for my projects. I have a JSON sent by a server using HTTP: [{"equipe1":"PSG","equipe2":"DIJON","type_prono":"1N2"}, {"equipe1":"MONACO","equipe2":"REIMS","type_prono":"1N2"}, {"equipe1":"TOULOUSE","equipe2":"RENNES","type_prono":"1N...

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Q: Monitor activity on a network

lumiI wrote a small C++ program to monitor activity (messages sent) on a network and display the current status of the machines. The assumptions are as follows: There exist sessions on a network. A session is made up of one master machine and several slave machines sending messages. On a startup mas...

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Q: Python Blackjack, need OOP advice

mrsnakesI'm still learning Python and especially Object Oriented Programming. The latter, though, seems to confuse me a lot: defining class object attributes vs instance attributes, passing arguments, using outside-of-the-class functions vs class methods, etc. I understand it's a rather ambiguous questi...

 
@Feeds Wow, even more 'power tripping user' accusations.
 
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Q: Add junit4 as a test dependency to a Maven project

Amedee Van GasseCreate a new Maven project, exactly as described in the official Apache Maven documentation (you can copy/paste, only line breaks added for readability): mvn archetype:generate \ -DgroupId=com.mycompany.app \ -DartifactId=my-app \ -DarchetypeArtifactId=maven-archetype-quickstart \ ...

 
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Q: Why use TypeScript to extend from native elements

IanI recently inherited some React code from another developer that is for a Button component written in TypeScript (the developer left, so I'm picking it up.) I'm struggling to understand why certain decisions have been made... it seems unnecessarily overcomplicated to me, but if possible I want t...

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Q: Is this tempdir delete exit hook safe?

akrafFor a research analysis, I'm writing a small bash script that serves as a frontend to Singularity. The reason is that I want to save in this script which options are needed for singularity. For example, I want the working directory to appear at a fixed path in the container, regardless of the act...

 
@Peilonrayz FWIW it seems to have been resolved pretty amicably and favorably for the CR community
 
@Vogel612 I fail to see how false accusations is favorable to the CR community, even more so the increased amount of them.
 
hmm ... the end result with the debunking of said accusations is what I was referring to.
and AFAICT this is a bit of a pattern across the network...
 
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Monking
 
5:07 PM
Mon king
 
@Vogel612 I know, I was just, hopefully, pointing out that the situation involves more than just the perpetrator of the slander and those that answer.
 
@Vogel612 Mug was on top of it, yes.
But there's still some hostility I think
 
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Q: Efficient implementation of priority queue

Ajay MishraI want to implement a priority queue in python, here's my code: class Open: def __init__(self, point): self.container = [point] self.se = set(self.container) self.l = 1 def push(self, other): if not(other in self.se): self.properPlace(other) ...

 
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SO is for non-working code. There is a specific stackexchange for codereview, maybe read how/if/what to post there. — Patrick Artner 56 secs ago
 
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I mod-flagged a robo-reviewer a couple of weeks ago and they're still at it. What would be an appropriate action at this point? @Vogel
 
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Q: How can I make this more pythonic and clean

user219777Hello I am trying to write clean code, and wanted to know if there is anything more I could do make this more pythonic and clean. I googled some stuff about making sure each statement is 1 line, I avoid adding in any imports, I know it should be readable but since I wrote it, its readable to me w...

 
@Mast I'm going to take a look again when I finish my commute / travel.
I assume I'll be able to find the flag easily in your history?
either way, we might already have sent a message. ... Feel free to raise another flag or poke me in an hour or so :)
 
@Vogel612 Sure, and I think Mug has details.
@Vogel612 Feb 13 at 10:15
 
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@Mast I'm surprised there's not an automated check, 'cause that's so obvious
 
@Peilonrayz Other sites try and cover it with audits, but that has its own problems.
@CaptainObvious @Peilonrayz Does that run on your machine? Not on mine.
 
Yeah, I've seen some of the failed audits that are just bad.
 
OP claims it works.
It's probably some minor copy/pasta thing.
 
Not possible for g in good for b in bad:
 
@Peilonrayz Same here, thanks.
 
7:09 PM
I wonder if for g in good: for b in bad: is valid tho
 
@Peilonrayz Probably, looks like that's the intention anyway.
 
I don't think two for's are valid on the same line even if you have the :. I can only imagine Guido's fury if he saw that
 
Oh, no, it would be missing a newline too.
After adding that it fails on the tests though, something about positional arguments. Since it's passed as **kwargs...
Suspect they should've been passed named.
Broken enough that it can't be reviewed anyway.
 
I did check those, but missed that one
 
Nailed it
 
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This would likely be a better fit at: codereview.stackexchange.comDavid 28 secs ago
 
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Q: How cam I make this code more clean

user219777Hello I am trying to make this more readable any and all advice would be very helpful. I googled varies things regarding how to make this readable but not really sure how to do so. This code is readable to me since I wrote it but its not really pythonic, I would like to make this as pythonic and ...

 
@CaptainObvious Yay, they've changed the gold dupe close so the target doesn't need answers :D
 
@Peilonrayz Perhaps that's only if the author is the same?
Bloody vote limit.
 
@Mast Maybe, it's rare to ever VTC as a dupe here tho
 
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@Peilonrayz Indeed
 
8:02 PM
@Mast found it.
I'll be taking a closer look after food :)
 
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possible answer invalidation by Marvin Divo on question by Marvin Divo: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/238428/revisions
 
@Duga That's fine.
 
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Hello!
 
@FreezePhoenix Monking
 
How're you?
 
Not bad. Not seen you for a while, how's things?
 
Things are taking a while turn but overall I'm satisfied with most of it.
 
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Q: Implementing a queue in C++

Isabelle KreienbrinkI'm trying to implement a really basic queue (as an array) in my computer science class and want some feedback on my logic/methodology. the queue is not circular, it just includes the basic functions of enqueue/dequeue (along with the other obvious ones.) Please criticize and give feedback so I ...

 
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How can it have 2 versions of C++
 
@FreezePhoenix Nice, nice
I believe the tag should be there too, ;)
 
Not sure, things may have changed - do we discourage tag edits?
 
No, if anything they should be encouraged (if they're wrong)
 
perhaps there could be a motto something like Vote early, vote often, and then edit...
 
Now it only has one tag!
 
9:19 PM
I would have left one of the version tags...
and without knowing which versions it applies to I wouldn't have removed both of them... maybe the code works with c++17 and newer...
 
I wasn't the one that made that edit.
C++11? That's neither of the original two lol
IMO: Best practices: run it through a linter
 
I don't think Sam was talking about you Phoenix :)
 
ah darn assumptions...
 
I dunno, recently I've tried playing safe rather than sorry. See if it gets me different places.
 
@FreezePhoenix If C++ is anything like Python; if you have two linters then they'll always complain
 
9:26 PM
Pick one and stick to it, geez
Each one is a "common practice"
 
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Q: Create multiple kml files in Python

Mariusz KrukarI am new to Python programing language. I have created the codes, based on this solution. I prepared two simple programs: import simplekml List2 = [ [ 'Placemark','old file', 51.500152, -0.126236 ] ] # description, lat, lon List3 = [ [ 'New placemark','new file', 51.600152, -0.136236 ] ] kml ...

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Q: c# Checking if string is HtmlDecode

JeffersonI have this string that I am sometimes double encoding it because it is coming from two different fields. I have build this method that will do a string StringComparison. It seems complicated wanted to know if there is a better way to do something like this. class Program { static v...

 
Why do people say codes? Code, the thing you write, is an immeasurable noun, akin to water, and other things.
Sure, you can say "30 kilobytes of code" but the "code" is still singular...
Nobody says "waters" when referring to an amount of water... "I have 35 waters" sounds plain silly.
 
some peoples are silly
 
Ahh but peoples is actually valid
 
fiddlesticks!
 
9:32 PM
Peoples refers to the plural of people, as in multiple groups.
 
yeah, yeah
 
@FreezePhoenix fwiw, waters is an actual word...
 
@Peilonrayz Only as a verb!
 
I beg to differ
 
9:34 PM
"the waters" = multiple distinct bodies of water
 
> That's where the two waters met
 
@FreezePhoenix was there a specific post or other place you saw this?
 
"Create multiple kml files in Python"
@Peilonrayz In that scenario, "waters" is referring to another noun, such as ocean, river, etc.
 
user appears to have a Polish speaker and perhaps speaks English skills aren't as high as Polish or other languages??
 
@FreezePhoenix I know, but if you don't know English that well then knowing what's countable and uncountable is a bit tricky
 
9:37 PM
Can you count water? Nah.
To count something, there must be distinct objects.
 
@FreezePhoenix countability is a bad concept IMO
it's linguistically superior to have singulare tantum
 
Looking that up yields nothing useful.
 
try with the corrected version
I was trying to translate from German and that doesn't work out even remotely well here
 
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this belongs on codereview.stackexchange.comthebjorn 43 secs ago
 
I see. It kinda messed up on the single/multiple thing xd
 
9:42 PM
and I was misremembering the German word as well :/
 
Note: what you are referring to as superior is the same thing as the whole "water" and "code" thing
 
no, because singulare tantum is not dependent on countability (or uncountability)
it's the issue of "less vs fewer"
code is not a singulare tantum, neither is water
because "Muddy waters" is a thing, as is "zip codes"
 
fewer implies countability, in fact, requires it
 
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Q: Publish-Subscribe Design Pattern

Bianca I am working on a messaging system that requires two user communication. The requirements are ; There will be two users in the system. Only the first user will send the message, after than the receiver has to send a message to the receiver as an acknowledgment. Another consideration is system...

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Q: Custom exception handling function or logging library?

Lucas FernandezI want to document every exception handled in my code and some states of the code when it works properly. What I've done is two functions, one that creates an 'error report' (function: error) and one that creates a 'state report'(function: state), and they work by being called in functions where ...

 
And that is a different thing - you are not referring to "water", you are referring to "muddy bodies of water"
Zip codes is a plural of "zip code", not "code"
 
9:47 PM
@FreezePhoenix that's not really relevant for the distinction of singulare tantum.
 
@FreezePhoenix I'm tempted to edit that post to use the word scripts instead of codes
 
@FreezePhoenix Works with access codes, which are just a type of code. "Do you have the codes for the new employees?"
 
@FreezePhoenix just because it's a compound noun that doesn't mean it's not plural
 
Vogel, it's a different noun.
Saying pineapples are yummy does not make fruit yummy.
 
so you're saying that "water" and "waters" are different nouns?
because I don't buy that for one second
 
9:49 PM
@Vogel612 As far as I know, yes they are
 
"waters" is never used to refer to "water" directly - it instead implies an unspecified word(s) such as "bodies of"
 
wow, English is messed up
 
Yup.
In fact, in spanish, the gender of "water" changes in the plural to singular form - indicating a noun change.
Normally, plural nouns retain the same "gender" as the singular noun.
 
In German we just have "Gewässer"...
 
Our teacher didn't dive into it, but I highly suspect even in spanish, they are actually separate nouns.
 
9:52 PM
much easier, because singular form and plural form are written the same
anyways: bedtime :)
toodles!
 
So you have implied quantity?
 
I have occasionally heard people in my neck-of-the-woods refer to a bottle of water as a water, and by extension those people might say waters to mean multiple water bottles
 
Implied "bottle of", literal meaning "bottles of water"
Due to the implied words, different noun.
We are assuming that different meanings to the same word constitute different nouns.
(Or at least I am)
Face it - when you compare two values in a programming language, usually it doesn't compare the variable names, but rather the values behind them.
 
@SᴀᴍOnᴇᴌᴀ That reminds me I have ordered "two waters" before. Albeit they were glasses rather than bottles ;P
 
Although that's a really bad example because water == water 99.99% of the time...
You'd have to compare two "water" variables from 2 different contexts
I'm surprised nobody has brought up "sheep" yet.
 
10:10 PM
@FreezePhoenix I considered deer, fish, etc.
 
Those nouns musta been made when man didn't know how to count.
Come to think about it
that explains a lot
Ancient cave man points to blue fluid and says "water"
 
@SᴀᴍOnᴇᴌᴀ Looks up fishes. It's like waters all over again...
 
@Peilonrayz hehe ; the way you wrote that it looks like you are stating that I am looking that word up
 
@Peilonrayz coughs the correct spelling is "fishies"
 
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A: Why is the plural of “deer” the same as the singular?

StoneyB on hiatusIt's a matter of historical origin and subsequent development. In the oldest recorded English deer belonged to the neuter declension, which did not have a distinct plural ending in the nominative and accusative cases. (It is believed that this declension did have plurals in Proto-Germanic, but t...

 
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@SᴀᴍOnᴇᴌᴀ Ah, I need some sprinkle some * on it ;P
 
@Peilonrayz were you suggesting that I look up fishes?
 
Nah. *looks up fishes*, as in an action I performed
@FreezePhoenix right...
 
I found a different but related conversation from ~6 years ago in this room: chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/8595?m=17967818#17967818
 
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Q: Extract users and privileges from MariaDB and MySQL

DaveThis was born out of a need to create database users on a new server to allow views to be created correctly when restoring databases. This is designed to be run from a command line NOT via a web server. It works with MySQL and MariaDB. It creates 2 files, one that contains the grants to create t...

 
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Q: Asynchronous Web Crawler with Pyppeteer - Python

Will MeyersThis weekend I've been working on a small asynchronous web crawler built on top of asyncio. The webpages that I'm crawling from have Javascript that needs to be executed in order for me to grab the information I want. Hence, I'm using pyppeteer as the main driver for my crawler. I'm looking for ...

 
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is a much better fit for codereview.stackexchange.com. — Thilo 22 secs ago
 
10:58 PM
@Thilo This would be off-topic on Code Review, and so it would not be a fit at all there. — Peilonrayz 8 secs ago
@DanKanze but what if that wasn't the intention? You can have the x and y functions separated by dozens if not hundreds of lines. You could easily re-use a variable by accident like what happens with the counter i many, many times. In that case your functions trample all over the variables and debugging this will be a lengthy and very frustrating process. Not to mention potentially very stressful if the bug isn't caught early enough and enters production. And how could you catch the bug? Even with code reviews it's very hard to spot it - consider — VLAZ 50 secs ago
@thebjorn While this may be on-topic on CR in the future, please don't use the existence of the Code Review site as a reason to close a question. Evaluate the request and use a reason like needs focus, primarily opinion-based, etc. Then you can mention to the OP that it can be posted on Code Review if it is on-topic. Please see Does being on-topic at another Stack Exchange site automatically make a question off-topic for Stack Overflow?Sᴀᴍ Onᴇᴌᴀ 1 min ago
 

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