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There are 1423 unanswered questions
 
12:23 AM
@Duga Shit, there's more.
 
@Duga More, after I killed two?
Boo.
On a lighter note, I am two answers and negative two votes away from a JS badge.
And 0 answers and 10 votes away from a CSS badge.
(And no, I am not asking for JS downvotes.)
 
12:53 AM
And it's a good one too.
 
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Q: How to truncate text with jQuery but keep the HTML formatting?

cFreedI repeat here the exact title of this question on stackoverflow. I first posted an answer with not finalized code, as a simple description of the solution I could think, without any test. But later I remained interested, so I worked to make it (hopefully) perfectly functional. To precisely defi...

 
booh
 
Hey JaDogg... what's with the avatar?
 
@QPaysTaxes I agree with monkey, it is a good one
@JaDogg Hey! Feels like you're not around very often these days!
I hope to see my pillow very shortly.
 
1:15 AM
Ah wanted to change it
@SimonAndréForsberg I leave home at about 6AM and get back around 7:40PM on all weekdays
I've C++ Training: They give us home work
 
Given this is a why isn't this working? style question without any indications of errors and without the expected results (and that's generally off-topic upon here), you might also try codereview.stackexchange.com . — Greg Kopff 16 secs ago
@GregKopff I highly recommend you read the Code Review help center because you'll find you're extraordinarily mistaken. A question asking why something isn't working is categorically off-topic for Code Review which demands code actually works before the question is considered on-topic there. — nhgrif 34 secs ago
 
2:03 AM
ShhtackOverflow lol
 
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A: Stack Exchange Data Explorer is up. What now, Wonderland?

ChrisW"Call of Duty - We're on a mission" says, Your ammunition: 40 votes per day, unlimited answers. Every unanswered question is a zombie. Every unvoted good answer is a target. If one answers a question, it is encouraging to get at least one vote (or a comment about how to improve...

^ Find zombies
Do refer to this original post, it has lots of useful SEDE queries
 
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Q: Finding kth min/max in BST

DevinPlease critique my code. (Specifically, I'm not sure if my use of member variables is appropriate.) Here is the main structure of my BST class: public class bst { private Node root; public class Node { int data; Node left, right; private Node(int data) { ...

 
2:18 AM
Hello
Yo
 
2:38 AM
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A: Simple 2048 AI in Python

Ethan BierleinYour code is actually pretty good! I do a few suggestions for general improvement, specifically regarding PEP8 and such. Running your code through a PEP8 checker, you have about ~20 PEP8 errors, most of them being whitespace errors, such as missing two blank lines between functions, or the foll...

Wow, there aren't very many people in here right now.
 
2:53 AM
Room.populate(user="all")
Wow, really quiet in here, so.........
MANY LOUD NOISES LARGE BANGS POW BOOM CRASH BANG POW
STARE STAR-FEST
 
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Q: what does "Can be package local" mean (IDEA Inspection)

Jerry ZhangI used IntelliJ for "Inspect Code", and one of its results is:   Problem synopsis      Can be package local (at line 18) What does it mean, how can I fix it?

 
Nooo, what is @StackOverflow doing here...
Crap StackOverflow
 
Ouch
 
I love how we've flooded the star feed with SO-hate.
Yes
 
3:14 AM
Did I miss a star-fest?
Also, for the nostalgic
Just got that damn tune stuck in my head. Reminds me of ATARI games, for some reason.
 
I wonder why ...
 
Yay, 768 unread emails!
 
Ctrl+A, Shift+D
@EthanBierlein All joking aside, I feel you
 
Took Microsoft Live 4 minutes to mark them all as read.
 
Here's a much superior song...
@EthanBierlein Don't you wish you never started emails? :)
 
3:21 AM
I know them feels, It's like 1/10 emails that I actually want, I just have to login to unsub the rest, and that's a pain
 
Well, a lot of them are just notifications from Github, so, not too big of a deal.
 
My Gmail is a desolate place full of of emails I had once subscribed to... Have had it for... about 12 years? It's a mess
 
It sounds like Earth after the Rapture...
Oh god, heartburn...
 
I have a personal url since, but ... yeah. I thought about deleting the Gmail
 
cough loner cough
 
3:27 AM
Also emails from this prayer group I thought I had unsubscribed from years ago... meh.
@QPaysTaxes I think that's good, try to stay on top of it!
START TRANSACTION; DELETE FROM Inbox; COMMIT;
 
shit, just sneezed all over my monitor...
 
3:46 AM
Right...
 
4:07 AM
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Q: Extensible FizzBuzz in Ruby

QPaysTaxesThe title says it all. This is yet another FizzBuzz implementation where you can specify the words you want to use, though it autoselects the divisors as the first n primes other than 2, rather than having you enter them. I'm looking for tips on variable/function naming and that kind of thing; I...

 
4:30 AM
gOoD nIgHt AlL
 
5:03 AM
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Q: C++ Ring Buffer efficiency and design improvement considerations

Alex ZywickiBelow is my source code for the implementation of a Ring/Circular buffer for use in audio processing. I have been using this implementation for several months now but I have some doubts about the efficiency of the insertion and removal functions as well as the correctness/necessity of my usage of...

 
5:27 AM
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Q: How to shorten this dynamic programming in python?

toyI'm trying to learn dynamic programming and the most popular one is to find the minimum number of coins for the change. I come up with this but I just want to improve this code which I think it could be shorter in Python but I'm new to Python too. import sys coins = [1, 3, 5] min_coin = [sys.ma...

 
5:43 AM
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Q: Project Euler #70: Numbers with phi(n) as a permutation of n and n/phi(n) is a minimum

ADGOK, so the problem was to find which phi(n) is a permuatation of n and n/phi(n) is minimum, as we all know that means: phi(n) should be a permutation of n. n should have least number of prime factors (but not one for which phi(n)=n-1) which can never be a permutation and none of them should be ...

 
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Q: Python while loop to generate numbers that meets the criteria

mamunI was trying to write lattice gas Monte Carlo code. This is my code import numpy as np import sys Np=input('How many number of particles do you want to simulate?'); Nsteps=input('How many steps do you want to perform?') L=input('What is the side length of square lattice?') if Np<L*L: print(...

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Q: Flatten multidimensional array

markisnilI am trying to flatten an array within an array without using .concat or .reduce(). For example: input: [1, [2, [[3, 4], 5], 6]] output: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] So here's my code: https://jsfiddle.net/4wn5qc0b/1/ I honestly don't trust the result I see in console.log, so I'd like to use assert.de...

 
6:43 AM
Isn't it a little late after three years to try to figure that out? How much terrible code might you have written in that time? Read code you wrote three months ago; if you understand it on sight - it is probably OK; if someone else looks at it and does not say WTF - it is probably OK. The following apply: Coding Style, Code Review, Writing good code. — Clifford 58 secs ago
 
7:08 AM
Monking
 
8:03 AM
@SimonAndréForsberg Thank you :)
 
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Q: True or false quiz logic - is there a more elegant way?

simlimsd3I am creating a true or false quiz game and when the user chooses an answer a tick or cross will appear on the screen telling the user whether they are right or wrong and then automatically bring the next question in. Currently I am using 2 almost identical functions that draw the next question ...

 
8:23 AM
@skiwi Happy birthday!
 
Thanks @Mast
 
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Q: Properly implementing Java coding style

user3369309As a new Java learner I would like to improve my coding style. I wrote a program which gets as an input a file name, and asks for two file names for the output. the first output file includes all the words from the input file with their number of occurrences. the second output file includes the...

 
 
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Q: Digital Clock Java

3userI have this code for a digital clock. It runs fine with no errors but the frame comes up empty. Any ideas why? import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import java.awt.geom.*; import javax.swing.*; import java.util.*; public class D extends JPanel implements Runnable{ /** * */ private ...

 
 
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11:26 AM
In that place to discuss a similar problem See [1] and [2] [1]: codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/87016/… [2]: stackoverflow.com/questions/28733256/…Los Edges 39 secs ago
 
11:41 AM
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it belongs on Code ReviewClive 10 secs ago
 
Hmm interesting, I'm not typing any faster on a keyboard with Cherry MX Red switches than a cheapass regular keyboard, but it does type waaaay more comfortable
 
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Q: schedule with backbone

andreyI wrote my first app with backbone. Also try requirejs in second edition. I want to ask you to review my code and give feedback about it. What is wrong, how to fix it ? here is app with backbone and this is app with backbone and requirejs second app (which with require) better deploy on iis ...

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Q: Can I write the following Django code more effectively?

MiniGunnRI have a couple of models - User & Score. I am displaying data from those models to my template. Data from Score is filtered based on data from User. I am using nested for loops and an if condition within the template to get my desired result. However, I want to know if there is a better way of c...

 
Hey @skiwi - having a good day? (hope so .... ;-)
 
@rolfl About to start soon (tm)
Had driving lessons earlier this morning
Was a bit stressful, but not too bad actually
 
Go pedal on the right, stop in the middle, wtf on the left.
 
11:52 AM
Happy birthday cheeseman
 
@JeroenVannevel Thanks, patatman
 
"patat". I'll allow it because it's a special day
 
I believe I could survive in traffic, it's just that I would drive too careful and annoy others
@JeroenVannevel Hehe, how do you call it then? Frieten
 
Sounds like chip-man!?
 
The one and true name
 
12:01 PM
This game Flash Flash Revolution is really insane
 
I've posted the same question in Code Review but it still has 1 view on it. — MiniGunnR just now
 
12:15 PM
There are many problems with this code. This would benefit from the Code Review Stack Exchange site. Post it there. — usr 26 secs ago
 
12:59 PM
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Q: Java and C++ implementations of the same code is dramatically different, how so?

J_mie6Ok, I should probably start with a little background. I'm developing a small programming language for use in any project I have where I feel a small scripting language could be used well. I've written two emulators for the language, one in C++ and one in Java. The C++ performs faster except for a...

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Q: HackersEarth - Reverse primes

Ankur Anand Generate as many distinct primes P such that reverse (P) is also prime and is not equal to P. Output: Print per line one integer( ≤ 10^15 ). Don't print more than 10^6 integers in all. Scoring: Let N = correct outputs. M = incorrect outputs. Your score will be max(0,N-M). ...

 
1:29 PM
You may look at codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/23179/… or github.com/klmr/named-operator for named-operator to be able to use if (x <in> {1, 2, 3}) syntax — Jarod42 29 secs ago
 
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Q: Is my implementation of FizzBuzz overkill?

EvorlorI am doing FizzBuzz on a take home test (in Unity). I am sure this is just a competency check, but I went ahead and followed some coding conventions such as using constant fields, dependency injection, comments, etc. Is this overkill? If I should "dumb it down", how should I do so? Also, as s...

 
2:14 PM
Hi, @Duga.
 
2:37 PM
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Q: onkeypress is not working

user75183I want to validate the input text to be only alphabets.If its empty or number then the user will be notified.I have written the code but its not working at all.Can anyone tell me what is wrong with my code and how to rectify it? < !DOCTYPE html > < html > < head > < script language = "...

 
I still can't believe that I have a pool ^^
 
Tonight in the news: delusional teenager stumbles into neighbour's yard, claims pool as his property
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That's the funny thing though, my neighbors also have a pool as well.
I just moved into that house, so having a pool is still kind of strange to me.
 
@EthanBierlein ConnectionPool pool = new ConnectionPool(new DB2ConnectionProvider(...)) <--- see, I have a pool too
 
Yes, but can you swim in it?
Or is it one of those decorative pools?
Real life pools are better than ConnectionPools.
 
2:45 PM
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Q: Rust Brainfuck interpreter

PyfischI took the code from kostyas benchmarks for the Rust Brainfuck interpreter and tried to optimize it. There is also a discussion on Reddit about the poor performance of Rust in the Benchmark. Before my improvements the code needed 16.81s to complete the benchmark and used 6.2Mb of memory, after t...

 
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Q: Why did moderator removed a whole sentence in my question?

cFreedI often observed that some of my questions were revised by moderators, and till now I always understood (and approved) the reason of the modification: correcting typos or language faults, adapting title to be more descriptive, and so on. But just now I faced a revision I can't understand. My que...

 
@rolfl I wouldn't trust your pool. It's been passed around one time too many
Prone to leaks as well
 
At least my neighbors my pool is built in the real world with a concrete foundation.
I mean, it's my pool. Not my neighbors. It's mine it's mine it's mine ỉ̠̎̂̒̏͝t͈̻͎ͮ͆ͧ'̺̞̟̞̭͂̑̓̅s͕̖̰ͥ̈͑̿ͯ͒̎ ̖̠͙͎̓͠m̛̰̗̠͍͙̅ͣ͆͊͗̀̉ỉ̷̺̙̭̖̥̈́ͧ͋͑̒̉n̶͈̣̭͇ͯͤe̦̞̳ͣ̈́̐͞ i̵̛̟̲͇̩̤̋̾ͬ̅̃̔̾͒t̸̻̱ͦͩ͝͞'ͪͧ̉ͬͪ̑҉͉͉s̰̪͖͉̝ͩ̿ͤ̃̈̌ͭ̑̀͘ ̷̜̪͑̓̓̉͊ͩ̚͜͠m͒̉̅ͫ͆̾͑҉̧͙̘͈̟̭̻̻̗i̷͌̈́ͣ̏҉͈͎͚͚̖̙ṅ̫̐ͯͩ
 
3:06 PM
@CaptainObvious Broken. VTC.
 
3:18 PM
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Q: Using LBP + SVM for face recognition in OPENCV

user3051460I am using opencv for face recognition task. It has two steps such as Feature extraction --I used Local Binary Patterns (LBP) Feature classification - SVM My implementation is that I will extract LBP feature from training image. Then, the feature is mapped to histogram (1D) for SVM input trai...

 
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Q: Serializable Queue header only library

SalgatI was hoping someone could check the library I 'm working on to see if they could give any suggestions. My biggest issue right now is getting tuple to work with more than just the basic types and I also wanted to add exception safety; is this only necessary for the file save/load functions? I als...

 
4:52 PM
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Q: First attempt at weighted search in python

electrometroThanks for coming in and taking a look. My main concern right now is that I am turning the entire QuerySet into a list which could be problematic if there is a very large QuerySet. My other concern is speed, since this may be used in an e-commerce website I want it to be as quick as possible. ...

 
5:05 PM
If you need code review, better repost on codereview.stackexchange.com. If you post here, means you have some problem with this code. Could you elaborate ? — kebs 39 secs ago
 
5:21 PM
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Q: Faster means of using Python to establish whether two files (or directories) are identical on an OS X file system

JonlineDilemma The code below is in its infancy, but for now is an effort to crawl my entire file system and find duplicates whilst adhering to a variety of exclusion criteria. My current strategy for determining if two files are identical—comparing their checksums—seems unfeasible because it takes far...

 
I made a post on code review if you wouldn't mind taking a look at that: codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/92847/…electrometro 48 secs ago
 
monking
 
5:41 PM
monking @janos
 
hey @Phrancis
what are you hacking on these days?
 
6:04 PM
Creating content for Cardshifter :)
card('Heracles') {
    creature "Greek Hero"
    flavor "Ascended hero, Son of Zeus, and divine protector of mankind."
    maxInDeck 1
    attack 6
    health 8
    manaCost 25
    sickness 0 // Rush
    // When Heracles comes into play, deal +3 damage randomly to target unit or player.
    afterPlay {
        pick 1 atRandom (
            { damage 3 to "opponent" },
            { damage 3 to 1 random { creature true; owner "opponent" } }
        )
    }
    // Add +1/+1 to all Hero units on the field.
^^ this is actual, working code :)
 
shouldn't "APPOLLO" be with one P ?
 
Er, perhaps
Yep, sure enough, good catch!
@janos What have you been hacking on lately?
 
mostly my kitchen
 
I'm attempting to kill some C++ zombies, particularly C++11. I'm probably still far from that silver tag badge anyway.
 
@Phrancis yours looks a hell of a lot more interesting for sure
 
6:13 PM
It is fun! @SimonAndréForsberg did a heck of a great job creating this DSL using Groovy! It makes the code read almost like plain English, and he made it to where the server actually creates a human-friendly, plain English version of the effects to show on the cards while in game!
 
DSL ?
 
Domain Specific Language
 
Groovy's Groovy!
 
it sure is
 
@janos ever used it?
 
6:22 PM
a little bit, yeah
you know I like Python, so it's pretty easy to like Groovy
it's becoming increasingly important because of Gradle
 
@janos Gradle became so much easier to understand once I learned how Groovy works. And now that I've used it a bit I can say one thing for sure: I don't think I will ever create a new Maven project!
 
wow. that's something
 
I had some difficulties with Python, I like Groovy a lot better - probably mostly because of the fact that I know Java already
 
is it getting stable? last time I played with Gradle, it was going through major changes, I had a hard time keeping my Android configs working
@QPaysTaxes improved one of your answers, hope you don't mind
 
6:39 PM
@janos it surely feels stable. I'm not really tracking the change history of it though
 
mooning @QPaysTaxes
what about moaning
thats what i always do
lol , at the first meaning
its the fault of my keyboaad
 
6:58 PM
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Q: Refactor following SOLID principles

Salvador Juan MartinezI have developed an application using Spring Framework to manage Projects, where customers and designers can interact with a project. There are certain kind of interactions with projects that should be notified to the counterpart user, for example, when a designer requests the customer's aproval ...

 
Is this question off-topic?
 
yes, off topic: the code included is not reviewable
 
@Agawa001 Sounds like you need a new keyboard. Must be really hard to write code with a faulty keyboard!
 
his main questions are theoretical, and there's no noteworthy code to review
maybe Programmers would be a better place for this
 
For once, I think I actually agree, that it would be a good fit on Programmers
(I think, anyways)
@QPaysTaxes No; very few people know what's actually on-topic on Programmers.SE - I'm not sure even they really know...
 
7:03 PM
a self-typing keyboard helps , it writes codes for u , instead of you coding by it
i can trust my english acquiring from novel writer :)
 
@QPaysTaxes It's like Schroedinger's Cat. You don't know if it's on-topic or off-topic on Programmers.SE until you post it there and they either close it or they don't...
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This may be a better question for Programmers.SE, although you would want to check to make sure. As it is, there is very little code to review so it would not fit well here. If you want your code reviewed, please post all the code instead of just snippets. — Phrancis 9 secs ago
I decided to risk it. I believe Programmers.SE have a Duga bot that checks for mentions on SO, but I don't know if it checks on CR as well...
 
@QPaysTaxes ls -d */
 
@QPaysTaxes Das Bier Flachs ist kommen dich zu holen. Verstecken Sie Ihre Frau, Ihre Kinder zu verstecken, verstecken Sie Ihre Familie!
 
7:12 PM
two points there: the trailing slash is to list only dirs, the -d is to not list what's inside them
 
@Phrancis It doesn't.
...yet
 
Wow, how many languages do you know @QPaysTaxes? Or how did you translate that so quickly?
 
@QPaysTaxes tu peux ecrire en francais aussi ?
 
Wow. I wish my school had language teachers that actually cared.
 
lol , ur sentence just meant "i forget french people" :D
 
7:16 PM
Lol
I don't actually know German either. It's just the "magic" of Google Translate.
 
^^
 
@QPaysTaxes ^ That woud be correct, mostly
 
@QPaysTaxes j'ai oublié *
 
@Agawa001 I'm guessing you are French-speaking? (I am)
 
oui je parle en francais
 
7:18 PM
Where from, if you don't mind me asking?
 
morroco
 
@QPaysTaxes Right, even those from France are Canadian eh?
@Agawa001 Cool!
 
they have their own dialect
its called quebecois
 
@QPaysTaxes "C'est correct"
Or more commonly, "En effet" (effectively)
 
7:20 PM
@QPaysTaxes Every language steals a heck of a lot of words from others :)
 
English, you darn word thief! Give those languages back their words!
 
I feel pretty sure "correct" comes from Germanic roots, and both French and English borrowed it from there
 
and i thought french took advantage of english dictionnary
 
@QPaysTaxes LOL
@Agawa001 It does too. It's just a great big mish-mash of intermixed languages.
 
well , french borrows some english words , if you dont know
 
7:23 PM
back to coding
 
@QPaysTaxes c'est la vie americaine (i m tryin to settle scores here :D)
u helped me doing english , i help u doing french (score settled)
 
I live in America, so I don't even know what my accent would sound like to others.
 
american accent is so , niggaz , fellaz , u knowammeen :D
 
What do american accents even sound like to others?
 
"je ne sais rien EN francais"
whats the actual score now
 
7:31 PM
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Q: sort list of nested dictionaries by nested value

tommy.carstensenI have a list of nested dictionaries: list_of_nested_dicts = [{'a': {'c': 2}, 'b': 3}, {'a': {'c': 1}, 'b': 4}] I want to sort it by the value associated with the key c. [{'a': {'c': 1}, 'b': 4}, {'a': {'c': 2}, 'b': 3}] Can I achieve this with operator.itemgetter() or operator.attrgetter()...

 
Nuke it ^^
 
@QPaysTaxes I do not think so. The answerer should include some more information explaining why the OP should do it the way that they posted.
 
it's no "not reviewing your code", he reviewed and suggested to use guard clauses
would have made more sense if he actually used guard clauses in his proposed solution
yeah, that happens
in any case, I don't see much sense in his suggestion
it's not at all clear how that applies to the code in the question
... and a new Mortarboard should be coming up any minute now ;-) codereview.stackexchange.com/help/badges/25/mortarboard
 
7:51 PM
@QPaysTaxes You're welcome.
 
anybody knows if Programmers is an OK place to ask about variable naming ?
 
@janos Good luck in writing a question they haven't seen before
 
programmers.se is so weird.
 
nothing shows up for my keywords: python shadows name outer scope
 
Hey, @QPaysTaxes, you just capped the limit!
Well, you can always have an answer accepted, or claim a bounty.
Or hack into SE's servers and steal of Jon's rep
 
8:03 PM
@EthanBierlein Like rednecks, mostly
in The Whiteboard, 46 mins ago, by Ixrec
that certainly looks like a good PSE question to me, though I don't know any Java/Spring/@thingies myself so hopefully someone else can confirm it's good in addition to being on-topic
Sweet!
 
congrats @QPaysTaxes
and nicely done @Phrancis
 
codereview.stackexchange.com this may be useful for working code that you want to improve. — Nick Volynkin 27 secs ago
Note that on CodeReview, you have to be seeking a code review. You can't post general programming questions there. — QPaysTaxes 43 secs ago
 
8:24 PM
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Q: Adding hostname to block list after x consecutive failures in multithreading application

liningI am using Callable in my code which will be called by multiple threads as shown below. Given a user id in DataKey object, I will find out what are the hostnames I can use to get the data and then I will iterate that hostnames list one by one to get the data. As of now, whenever any RestClientE...

 
@QPaysTaxes why not? Is there anything wrong?
Code is working fine, just wanted to see how we can simplify it
where do you see my wording?
Well let's say if there is a better and simpplified way to do this which can improve performance then?
 
I agree, though it's nitpicking a bit. All in all, I think it's a good question either way
 
Does that not what code review is all about?
ohh yeah that I can correct that
good catch
 
Sure
 
sure
 
8:35 PM
Mythos is Going Greek! http://bit.ly/MythosGreek
RTs appreciated :)
@QPaysTaxes Close votes are related to rep, not number of helpful flags
@QPaysTaxes Yes, it's playable
 
does it look good now?
 
@QPaysTaxes No install needed, just need Java 8. Come here and I'll help if you want to try it
 
cool. Thanks for catching that.
sure
 
8:52 PM
This would be a case for Code Review, not StackOverflow. But you should format your code properly before posting there. — Turing85 46 secs ago
 
oh no, you broke SE
 
9:14 PM
@QPaysTaxes You could've done much more flagging with off-topic questions. ;-) I earned Deputy before I even reached 500 rep.
Okay. I did post two answers today, but without any votes. I'm still far from another tag badge anyway, but I'm quite close to another Good Answer.
I can't find anything else to answer as the other zombies are a bit more advanced. I should've spent more time working with C++11.
 
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Q: Calculate sales tax from tabular data

ssdecontrolThis is a Python 3 solution to the problem stated in Sales Tax Problem, rejected for not being up to their standards. It also seems like the same thing as the problem stated in Sales tax calculator, rejected for being not OOP. I'm not bothering with the requirement to round sales tax to the neare...

 
@Jamal okay, thanks. In that case I'd appreciate a link to another discussion or a PEP or something like that — ssdecontrol 52 secs ago
 
9:32 PM
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Q: Slider performance

AlexanderI work on a slideshow and like to receive some feedback about the performance. Do you think a Parallax Scrolling effect would reinforce the slider? What can be done better? http://codepen.io/anon/pen/VLbKKJ Browser support from IE 9+

 
Evening @all
 
10:11 PM
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Q: Toggling html buttons and text

ViralI went through a question on SO, and optimized the code according to OP's requirements, i just want it to review if it is done properly or not. Here is the code snippet, there are 2 level buttons, when clicked 1st level button, it toggles second level button group. Second level button group tog...

 
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Q: Lights off puzzle Optimal solution

ProgOptimalLights Off is a puzzle game consisting of an n x n grid of lights. At the beginning of the game, some of the lights are switched on. When a light is pressed, this light and the four adjacent lights are toggled, i.e., they are switched on if they were off, and switched off otherwise. The purpose o...

 
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