I believe this question qualifies for this site - improve working code - but if not I will gladly take it to another SE site.
I have two classes, BankAccount (BA) and BalanceRegistry (BR), and BR has a friend member function with BA (as seen in coliru link). This works fine but all the calls are...
I started studying programming in January of this year and found a free online course that teaches Ruby. Below is my solution to the Eight Queens problem.
I wanted my solution to be able to return any valid Eight Queens puzzle solution in a non-specific order.
I'm looking for feedback such as:
O...
VSC may refer to:
== Organizations ==
Venezuela Solidarity Campaign, a British political group
Vermont State Colleges, the U.S. state of Vermont's system of public colleges
Vietnam Solidarity Campaign, a Vietnam War-era activist group
Volunteer Special Constabulary, a component of the Singapore Police Force
Video Standards Council, of the United Kingdom responsible for promoting standards in the video industry
Volunteer Service Corp, at Wake Forest University
== Places ==
Valley Stream Central High School, in Valley Stream, NY, US
Vermont Studio Center, a fine arts and writing residency program...
@ankii I'm pretty sure that's just a Wikipedia thing. I can imagine MS would not want to sully their brand with confusion. I looked over their branding guide lines for their fonts and they were like you make us look bad you don't get the font.
@Peilonrayz it's not that I learnt the shortcut from there. I just searched for VSC and thought "hey this is where someone is using this term, let's throw this in"
After all, writing and reading doesn't go at the same speed.
So there's the CAS latency (tAAmin), the RAS to CAS (tRCDmin), the minimum row precharge, minimum active to precharge, RAM is actually crazy complicated.
You know harddrives, right?
Writing bulk to a place is good, but how often do you write bulk to a place? Often, it's small things to a lot of places. Different statistics.
Holy moley. I can't just see my ignorance in this subject I can feel it. I thought I'd started learning some stuff, since I've been watching a little bit of LTT for fun, but I feel like the iceberg meme. XD
@Mast I had a friend that built one, (post beta) but making it more than 2 bits was long. They decided to note it on paper. Last I saw they're doing something similar on GitHub at uni
the render loop is just rendering, if you cap the framerate it's not permanently running, some games don't cap the rate and get to uselessly stupid framerates like 600fps
and the logic loop basically updates the state of the game, each iteration is often referred to as a "tick"
And while ticks and frames might be non-synchronized (e.g. you can have several dozen update calls within a single frame if your frame rate is limited by vsync/FreeSync/GSync or just manually), console games often still are synchronized in a 1:1 tick/frame ratio.
A few days ago I made a "Rock Paper Scissors" game in C# and got my code reviewed on this site. Someone suggested writing a "Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock" game and I did. I tried to follow the given advices but I'm not sure if this code is better or way worse than the other. I am not satisfie...
I am trying to convert a BLOB that is stored in a database to a JPG and then I need to display it on an html form in a C# application.
A little backstory first - this is an older web app that was designed to take a JPG (photo) that was stored as a path in the database, resize it, then show as a B...
In information theory, the noisy-channel coding theorem (sometimes Shannon's theorem or Shannon's limit), establishes that for any given degree of noise contamination of a communication channel, it is possible to communicate discrete data (digital information) nearly error-free up to a computable maximum rate through the channel. This result was presented by Claude Shannon in 1948 and was based in part on earlier work and ideas of Harry Nyquist and Ralph Hartley.
The Shannon limit or Shannon capacity of a communication channel refers to the maximum rate of error-free data that can theoretically...
People, may I introduce you to Shannon.
Shannon and Nyquist, they've set some remarkable ideas.
@pacmaninbw I watched a LTT and more FPS was normally better. (ms response times) The noobs capped at like 144, where the pros were better at 200 than 144
@pacmaninbw You can handle arbitrary many, however, depending on the frequency you might experience it as slideshow, OK flow, continuous flow, really continuous flow, absolutely smooth and depending on the content maybe as annoying flicker or seizure inducing.
You compare 4 sets of data. Try to set up a standard. Now the 5th comes along.
You compare 8 sets of data. Finally got some consistency. Now all the cables of everyone are just a little off.
Now you need to compare 25 sets of data and turn them into something decent regardless of the crappy situation they're into. However, whoever provided the sets doesn't want to help and provide the missing information. Now what...
You want a complete set, but you're not gonna get one.
I swear, sometimes my job looks like a D&D game gone bad.
I'm learning TypeScript while doing my portfolio, and I wrote a class to make a fetch request to the API that holds my data.
It is working fine. I use localStorage to set a cache to avoid calling the API often as the data won't change.
I know I could improve this a lot, and haven't used many Type...
I have some classes and a condition
class Base: pass
class One(Base): pass
class Two(Base): pass
class Three(Base): pass
# etc...
condition = 'two'
I have 2 ways of creating an object var as followed
Method 1
if condition == 'one': var = One()
elif condition == 'two': va...
I have a list of lists, 24 with indexes 0-23 representing hours of the day. There are some that are empty but I have even tried filling them with 0s. I am trying to t test starting at the first list vs the next one, and if p>.05 then append the lists together, then test the combined list vs the n...
A protein is composed of amino acids (also called residues). The amide nitrogen and hydrogens (N and H in the script), carbonyl carbon (C), alpha carbon (Ca), beta carbon (Cb), and alpha hydrogen (HA) form the backbone. Each amino acid has the N,H,C,CA,HA atoms, with most amino acids containing t...
Use competition sites for fun. Don't use them as an example of good code. The first two lines would fail code review at many companies, and things don't get much better after that. — user458130157 secs ago
The reason I mention variable names like that is it frustrates code review, and also bucks the convention of variables starting out lower-case. R is presumed to be a #define macro based on its name alone. — tadman29 secs ago
i am a beginner programmer and i would like to improve in coding and develop my skills . That is why i am asking this question , what should i focus on improving in this code ?
import random
import re
# this is the file that contains all the words
from words import words
# the word that the use...
I've started learning bash today, but I knew basics of javascript.
It would be very nice if anyone can point me at least a few advices on the code.
Because there are so many details in bash, I hope you won't be too harsh.
The code is supposed:
to set the value of a variable named 'charge' from t...
I have some classes and a condition
class Base: pass
class One(Base): pass
class Two(Base): pass
class Three(Base): pass
# etc...
condition = 'two'
I have 2 ways of creating an object var as followed
Method 1
if condition == 'one': var = One()
elif condition == 'two': va...
