THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING RIGHT NOW, PLEASE ANYONE HELP
I need to change the head of the snake to be always a triangle which changes with the direction.
https://codesandbox.io/s/naughty-pascal-42ucln?file=/index.html
game.js
import { update as updateSnake, draw as drawSnake, SNAKE_SPEED,
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I have a plethora of views in my Luminus/re-frame app that require user's authentication. I've devised the following "decorator" function for those:
(defn login-required [{:keys [name view] :as route-data}]
(merge
route-data
(letfn [(trampoline []
(let [authenticated @(rf/sub...
I need to generate column a_b based on column a and column b of df, if both a and b are greater than 0, a_b is assigned a value of 1, if both a and b are less than 0, a_b is assigned a value of -1, I am using double np.where .
My code is as follows, where generate_data generates demo data and get...
there is no name for this particular use of the comma operator because one would not write it like this. The line should not pass a code review. — 463035818_is_not_a_number25 secs ago
I tried combining the two example codes given here of the compass and accelerometer but I think something with the setting of the following lines of code is what gives me issues:
sensors_event_t event;
accel.getEvent(&event);
mag.getEvent(&event);
What's happening is when printing the values for...
You shouldn't require that people navigate away from Stack Overflow to see information necessary to answering a question, so you should also include anything relevant as plain text in the body of the question (the link to github is nice to have, but it is not sufficient by itself). If such code is very long, then remember that you should be providing a minimal reproducible example with only the code necessary to answer a version of the question that other people could have also. SO isn't a code review service, it's more like a FAQ. Frankly your original example code was more appropriate for an SO question. — jcalz59 secs ago
Which leads me to ask again whether my suggestions in your original comment address you question or if I'm missing something. I shouldn't need much more context, unless the issue is so incredibly specific to your particular code base that you'd really be better off getting someone to do code review. There is a codereview stackexchange site, which has its own rules but it could turn out that you might be looking for that kind of resource instead (again, if you do go that route, please make sure to adhere to their guidelines before posting). — jcalz10 secs ago
None of the issue update was for code review. I would not want this to be touched by anyone at the moment. It was for a informed suggestion. I just wanted to know how do I represent complex nested closure returns in types? Any suggestions are welcome — Gary43 secs ago
So we have an "infrastructure team" that provides all of our basic cloud platforms (Kubernetes, etc.), they provide some bash extensions to help with accessing/managing those resources, but ONLY provide bash extensions and only document how to do things on MacOS, not on Windows. I pushed a repo last night with some PS Core versions of their same scripts, the CTO and my boss just congratulated me because 2 other teams are already using them, and I only announced the repo around 8am today.
I also made some helper-scripts for our NuGet CodeArtifact interactions, and none of that was documented by the infra team, but we were all expected to use it
Turns out every team had been making different shell extensions and no one shared them with each other, I am absolutely baffled
We even had a conversation early last year about this issue, because I requested to swap my Windows Laptop out with a Mac laptop, because NONE of the stuff they documented worked on Windows.
Now, all of it does, because I rewrote it
@Mast Yeah, I've had one team manager say thanks this morning because they had some hacks going on, and they said my Powershell Core module was super easy
Literally you clone the repo, run ./Install-Module.ps1, and it installs EVERYTHING it needs to run in PS Core
I put a Grant-Mfa that runs our MFA script to auth to AWS, a Grant-NuGet that runs the codeartifact commands to authenticate to NuGet (12-hour tokens, so you need to do it daily), and a Grant-K8s that runs the commands to auth to EKS (again, 12-hour tokens).
You can also specify a Business Unit during installation which is the default BU that it uses to authenticate to Kubernetes. It also has a function to verify that your environment has all the tools it needs for each command to work.
This is all low-hanging fruit, I maybe spent 3 hours on it, there's no reason they couldn't have
I have this DB class that extends PDO, that also has useful functions for certain tasks; I was wondering how well it's coded, and if so, what I could maybe improve on. I tried commenting in PHPDoc to explain each functions usage, but if any are confusing, don't hesitate to let me know so I can tr...
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Stack overflow is not a code review service. You should review, test and debug your own work. — JHBonarius30 secs ago
I have a function below "store_in_matchid_file", and It adds certain strings to a .txt file as long as that string doesn't already exist. However that file is getting millions of lines long and the process of checking is becoming too long.
I was hoping someone would be able to indicate a way I co...
I have a plethora of views in my Luminus/re-frame app that require user's authentication. I've devised the following "decorator" function for those:
(defn login-required [{:keys [name view] :as route-data}]
(merge
route-data
(letfn [(trampoline []
(let [authenticated @(rf/sub...
