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Duga

00:22

REFRESH! There are 5072 unanswered questions (93.4573 answered)

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Peilonrayz

01:56

I've posted What can be cut away, and why?, the follow-on from What does the public need from us? As always, it's an open discussion - you're welcome, and encouraged, to come participate. -- Slate CC-BY-SA 4.0

Slate seems to be trying. (Defo better than some) so I'm pinning for the best.

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Captain Obvious

06:35

Q: apply_each_pixel and apply_each_pixel_openmp Template Functions Implementation for Image in C++

This is a follow-up question for An Updated Multi-dimensional Image Data Structure with Variadic Template Functions in C++. To apply pixel operation into an Image class, I implemented apply_each_pixel and apply_each_pixel_openmp template functions to compare the performance between using std::exe...

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skiwi

17:36

Monking

pacmaninbw

18:01

Monking

I'm curious do pictures at to the size of the question as far as character limits go?

Captain Obvious

18:52

Q: An Exam Problem I solved today: Binary multiplication

Just to clarify at the outset: the examination is over and I cannot modify my submission by any means at the time of posting. Today I had an Algorithms Lab midterm exam, and the question was the simple divide-and-conquer method of multiplication. I know we can use Karatsuba to further save some m...

c++ homework

Peilonrayz

@pacmaninbw I think the markdown does but not the pixels and stuff.

Duga

19:48

you've could just told me about code review. that wouldve been helpful — Alexander Whitehurst 31 secs ago

Captain Obvious

19:59

Q: When I reduce the width of the screen, the height of my full page container, .homepage-container, stretches really long and i cant figure out why

I've already attempted to fix it by defining the height and max height of the container. But thats not worked, and it seems like its being caused by the .info-blocks container, and potentially by some of the translations i have running on the children within it. <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="...

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Captain Obvious

20:21

Q: C# railway oriented programming with async support

In my application there are many business workflows. Most of them are quite simple and can be put in one function. A few of them however are very complex and have many business validations, require communications with external services and have multiple return points (whether success or failure) ...

c# functional-programming railway-oriented

Mast

21:16

Monking

@pacmaninbw The link and the relevant formatting count.

pacmaninbw

Thanks!

Mast

If you have a problem with too many links in a question, there's some tricks to minimize the character count. Considering the character limit Code Review has though, you really shouldn't be running into that.

Captain Obvious

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Q: (Hackerrank) Project Euler+ #250: 250250 (Python3)

Link to problem: linkNumber of solvers: 27 out of 844Solve rate (per person): 3.199%Success rate (over all submissions): 1.78% Project Euler+ on Hackerrank is basically supposed to be a generalization of Project Euler problems, but in a programming contest-like format. Project Euler+ #250 is as f...

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Captain Obvious

22:13

Q: Using react refs to control debouncing behaviour

I am learning about refs by using the React learning resources and encountered this challenge: https://react.dev/learn/referencing-values-with-refs#fix-debouncing The provided solution uses a ref to keep a separate timeout for each button. However, I solved it without using a ref and by moving th...