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Duga
Duga
00:09
REFRESH! There are 7278 unanswered questions (90.5790 answered)
 
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Duga
Duga
02:36
Consider moving this to Code Review, since it works. — Reinderien 45 secs ago
 
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Heslacher
Heslacher
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Monking
Duga
Duga
Also, when you don't have a specific technical inquiry and are just looking for a code critique, you should post on codereview.stackexchange.com — MarsAtomic 13 secs ago
Duga
Duga
05:42
You can have your code reviewed on codereview.stackexchange.com - Stack Overflow is not the place for that. — Cow 17 secs ago
Captain Obvious
Captain Obvious
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Q: Creating a Vehicle database in Excel

Kendall BriggsIm looking for some help. Im new to coding and have started creating this Vehicle database/program in Excel for a friend to use. He is wanting to be able to see all vehicles he owns, when registration is due as well as input any vehicle services that have been done. I have created a Userform in...

performance beginner object-oriented vba excel
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Q: How to write perfect API's: Python Flask

HuzaifaI am developing a website in Python Flask & I am writing a API for this (to access via app). I want to know the best practices I need to consider in terms of logging, error handling, sending responses.... Here is what I am doing right now: @app.route("/api/diagnose", methods=['GET', 'POST']) ...

python python-3.x api flask
 
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Captain Obvious
Captain Obvious
08:42
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Q: (New?) Take on modifiers in BEM convention for CSS classes?

Zoe SmithQuick question. What do you think about doing this: <div class="class --modifier"> </div> instead of this: <div class="class class--modifier"></div> I know it's a convention, and everybody should follow the rules etc. but still I want to know your opinions. (Yeah.. i think too much about clean ...

html css html5 sass
Duga
Duga
09:01
Is the code you have working (a hard requirement)? Then this seems more like a request for a code-review which should be posted on the code review SE site. — Some programmer dude 57 secs ago
Duga
Duga
09:29
First of all thanks for the extensive tips. Really appreciate that. Didn't know of the code review site unfortunately but will use it from now on. 1: The clarification on the run task is really helpful and I will implement that. 2: I have left it out for minimality but I have a terminate function in place using a boolean to prevent other threads from queueing. 3: Very good point. Will do so 4: Didn't know about 'packaged_task' yet but definitely will look into it. Big thanks again for the extensive help — SillyGoose 59 secs ago
Captain Obvious
Captain Obvious
09:58
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Q: Forecast the turnover with a prophet model in R (by a student who learn)

LearnHoneyI am a student who is interest in data analytics and currently figuring out how to write forecast models for several scenarios in R. Im working on a fictive project in which I want to forecast the turnover for all months of 2023 by having historical data since 2010, which are affected by the Infl...

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skiwi
skiwi
10:43
Monking
Duga
Duga
11:11
@SillyGoose regarding the code review site: To be fair, your question will get more views here and questions such as "is there a bug here?" or "can this be made faster?" are still fine on SO. Just make your question as explicit as possible in this regard to avoid it being closed or moved — Homer512 53 secs ago
 
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Mast
Mast
12:20
Monking
Duga
Duga
Code Review — Sayse 12 secs ago
This may be better suited for codereview, and as a codereview note: Having a length limit on passwords isn't a great idea. Let it be billions of characters if the user wants it. You'll ever have to store anything but the hashed password anyway. — Ted Lyngmo 55 secs ago
 
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pacmaninbw
pacmaninbw
13:48
@Mast Part of your name seems to be missing.
pacmaninbw
pacmaninbw
14:03
@CaptainObvious Needs one vote to close, could be saved it title changed and the rest of the code was added.
Mast
Mast
@pacmaninbw If SE didn't get the message by now, there's no hope.
I'm still (mostly) on strike, just slightly less strict.
@pacmaninbw Closed.
Duga
Duga
14:26
The this keyword is an anti-pattern in go. github.com/golang/go/wiki/CodeReviewComments#receiver-names — JBirdVegas 31 secs ago
 
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Sᴀᴍ Onᴇᴌᴀ
Sᴀᴍ Onᴇᴌᴀ
15:50
Monking
skiwi
skiwi
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Q: Company outsourced testing; how can we encourage programmers to stop overly relying on testers?

Arseni MourzenkoA friend of mine is working in a 200-employee company. The company's business has nothing to do with IT, but they do have an IT department to work, among others, on their website, used by the customers. The website started with a core idea that programmers have to test the application themselves...

testing communication outsourcing
Found this when closing one of my old tabs, it's a pretty good read!
Sᴀᴍ Onᴇᴌᴀ
Sᴀᴍ Onᴇᴌᴀ
@skiwi you close tabs?
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pacmaninbw
pacmaninbw
@SᴀᴍOnᴇᴌᴀ LOL
Sᴀᴍ Onᴇᴌᴀ
Sᴀᴍ Onᴇᴌᴀ
maybe the moon is blue
skiwi
skiwi
@SᴀᴍOnᴇᴌᴀ Maybe I can get the count below 3000 in my vacations
My tab backlog is built like old hot network SE questions are on the left side (closest to the pinned tabs), in the middle there's a whole load of Google-fu from various problems and at the end there is stuff I recently checked
I should get to the middle part but for that I need to get rid of the endings first
 
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Captain Obvious
Captain Obvious
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Q: Todo App with vanilla js

Benjamin SmusThis is a super simple Todo component, I was trying to go for a react-inspired approach (functional components) but without a library/framework. Just want to know if the code is actually OK or kind of gross. TodoApp.js: "use strict" // Essentially the state of the TodoApp. class TaskGroup { ...

javascript gui
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Q: A slightly unconventional CMake project

DanIntroduction This is my first CMake project. I had a bit of help with the initial setup but I have since made a lot of changes myself. It's working well but I think I am doing things in a slightly unconventional way. In particular, I am unsure about: 1) Dependencies Instead of using find_package ...

c++ cmake
skiwi
skiwi
18:24
I still have tabs open from when Stephen Hawking was still alive
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Duga
Duga
19:10
@Chris-G That's unfair to judge by comments! Firstly, the comments were posted simultaneously to my answer, Secondly comments are by definition comments and not answers. Furthermore, I was not doing a full code review, I answered his specific question to which the solution was the correction of the position of the return statement. — Shmuel Greenberger 53 secs ago
Duga
Duga
19:25
If he ask for a code review, this is not the place for it, his question will be downvoted to oblivion and will be closed for not asking a specific question. I think there is another page where you can ask those kind of questions — Chris G 31 secs ago
 
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Duga
Duga
22:03
This question is probably too subjective for stackoverflow. It will probably be better received on codereview.stackexchange.com — Brian 57 secs ago
if you post on Code Review please read the help center pages like How do I ask a good question?. One must be certain that the code works as expected, and the title would need to be updated to summarize what the code does instead of asking for feedback. — Sᴀᴍ Onᴇᴌᴀ 21 secs ago
Kaz
Kaz
22:57
@skiwi One of these days, you’re gonna get a call from someone at the wayback machine or the folks over at r/lostmedia. I can see it now ^^
Duga
Duga
23:55
FYI, if your code is working and you are looking for tips on how it could be improved then you should post it on codereview.stackexchange.com instead of here. — Peter B 11 secs ago

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