This is a solution to Advent of Code Day 13 (problem specification), for which I was asked to read a layout of tracks and mine carts and detect 1) where the first crash would occur and 2) where the final remaining cart would be after the rest had crashed.
The tracks consist of:
straight pieces: ...
I think Ruby is kinda interesting, so did this Game of life implement in Ruby. I am wonder is there is some magic in Ruby can let my code more elegant.
I am a python coder and I think my Ruby kinda smell like Python now xD(and with lots end)
def lifegame(grid)
alive = 1
die = 0
whi...I am using the jstree to get a tree structure in my MVC application. I am actually on showing javascript errors, when something is wrong. In this case, returning an alert to Javascript. Furthermore I want to now what I can code better. For this case, I had to switch the public void AddFolderto pu...
Almost one month ago the new-question-feed of our main chat-room The 2nd Monitor posted by the special user named Captain Obvious stopped working.
there had been a short discussion
Room owner 1:
I was more thinking along the lines of, would it help to remove/add the feed again?
Roo...
I am getting old and I need money. I bet many people do, but for some reason they prefer not to speak about it. Over 8 years at StackOverflow I scored 11k rep and some medals.
There are not many answers there, as you may see below. It is roughly 64 rep per answer.
I like discovering things ...
Hello everyone can i have some feedback with this code?, i'm passing in an object to the callback since i don't want to pass something like this reply(null, {data}) // no error `reply({err}, null) // error
controller.on('interactive_message_callback', function(bot, message) {
const channel =...
I am new to Java and had some difficulty creating this simple Publisher Subscriber class. It finally seems to be working and I wanted to check if I have been following best practices and see if there are any improvements I can make.
The following Java class accepts any topics as a string (e.g. "...
This is my first attempt at React and I don't want to pick up any bad habits for the long term. The code is adopted from a example app, but I have added a fair amount of new features. I.e.
Clicking on the item allows it to be edited
Delete Option
Option to mark the items as Complete / Uncomplet...
If I am writing DAL operations, which is better IEnumerable or IQueryable & why??
public class DALLayer
{
public IQueryable Get()
{
}
public IEnumerable Get()
{
}
}
This question is a small subset of the problem I am trying to solve.
I am trying to learn to break problems into better abstractions.
The original problem I am trying to solve is:
Write a JS library which allows an user to select an Image and then divide the image into square tiles. Calculat...
I'm processing multiple (independent) Exponential Moving Average 1-Pole filters on different parameters I have within my Audio application, with the intent of smooth each param value at audio rate:
for (int i = 0; i < mParams.GetSize(); i++) {
mParams.Get(i)->SmoothBlock(blockSize);
}
...
...
What I can't do is assign the feed back to user -263, the "original" Captain Obvious.
What I can do is create a new feeds user, -786, and copy Captain Obvious' name and avatar across to it.
So I've done it.
I have a function that takes a handful of parameters and I want to ensure the data being passed to it is the correct data and types. Below is a sample function that I wrote to ensure the parameters are correct. How does this practice look and can it be improved on?
thanks in advance!
def self.c...
I'm trying to implement the Luhn's algorithm for checking credit card numbers
Hers is my code: (Works Fine)
def validate_credit_card_number(card_number):
#start writing your code here
#Step 1a - complete
temp_list=list(str(card_number))
my_list=[]
list1 = temp_list[-2::-2]
...
There is this html code. I want to return a string that combines the values currently checked in the URL with the parameters when the button is pressed. For example, if the current page is localhost:8000, pressing the button will combine the checked values. What do you need to know to get returne...
I am looking to implement the follow lightweight Multiple Producer / Multiple Consumer data structures: MemoryCache, Stack, Queue. As these are Lock-Free, they only use CAS/__sync_bool_compare_and_swap for maintaining consistency.
The MemoryCache uses two Stacks internally to store a pool of I...
static int primeCount(int start, int end) {
int count = 0;
for(int i = start; i <= end; i++) {
if(i == 2 || i % 2 != 0)
count++;
}
return count;
}
Here is my second revision of my code. The other revision (and the base project) may be found here:
Original: BarTender project - exporting printer code templates
1st Revision: BarTender project - exporting printer code templates - Follow-up
I have incorporated Pieter Witvoet's comments from m...
I am using a react table for displaying, for example all ACCOUNTS.
I have customized this table using fields like headers, accessor, cell, min-width, max-width, props, etc.
columns={[
{
Header: this.generateHeaderCell(this.props.headers[0]),
accessor: 'name',
Cell: (props: any) => <NameCel...
Thanks to many great Stackoverflow posts, I have a solution to fill missing rows for time series data. But my major concern is if there is any way to make this more concise and shorter. I am working with data like below:
df <- data.frame(
id = c("A", "A", "A", "A", "A", "B", "B", "B", "C...
