Meme: Zombies
Originator: retailcoder (lol.upvote or Mat'sMug)
Cultural Height: During The Mission
Background: In a (successful) attempt to motivate the community in reducing the number of unanswered questions, a Call of Duty was made in which every unanswered question (no upvoted answers) is ...
I have a long list of data pulled in from a csv file that has comments / descriptions scattered throughout the document. I'd like to collapse the descriptions into the last element of each row of data, and my current solution seems slow and overly complex. Rows with data have values in the first ...
I need a simple dispatcher implementation(invoke methods on one thread from many threads)
once you dispatch method curent thread should wait for results, so I'm thinking about something like this:
public class Dispatcher
{
private readonly BlockingCollection<Tuple<Delegate, object[]>> runQu...
(See the previous and initial iteration.)
This time, I use tag dispatching in order to make sure that non-random access iterators are not put into a std::distance, which would take \$\Theta(n)\$ time to complete, but instead, computes the distance while making the only pass over the data. See wh...
Does something that is virtually located on your property like in Pokemon GO incur any kind of property right for the property owner?
Seeking recommendations on how to improve this code, LL always seem to be a struggle.
1.
class list
{
private:
struct node
{
int data;
node* next;
node* prev;
};
typedef node* nodePtr;
nodePtr head;
nodePtr temp;
nodePtr prev;
public:
...
Usually I don't start using pointers for a few microseconds here and there.
But with this implementation I started getting results of factor 2.
using System;
class BenchmarkPointers {
public static void Main() {
#if ALLOW_UNSAFE
Console.WriteLine("This is safe code");
#else
...
