Is this an actual problem? The callbacks framework is no a po...

Sep 6 '20

The in your allegory, the problem with the callback approach ...

Sep 5 '20

Did you ever registered a callback and had it invoked with sp...

Sep 3 '20

This is possible in Python by utilizing the destructor and re...

Aug 21 '20

BTW: the example is wrong. {'i': 7, 'n': 15} should be {'i': ...

Aug 10 '20

Rust: #[derive(Debug, PartialEq)] struct IndexAndNumber { ...

Aug 10 '20

A six hour meeting seems like too much. From my (limited) exp...

Jun 21 '20

I need the specs to describe the methods that can be sent. ...

Mar 20 '20

Still seems thin in the language support department - only ...

Mar 20 '20

Why?

Mar 17 '20

Rust: pub fn clean_string(text: &str) -> String { ...

Mar 17 '20

Rust: pub fn solve(text: &str) -> u32 { text.s...

Mar 16 '20

+1 about reduce. Consider #3 in dev.to/thejohnstew/5-progra...

Mar 2 '20

Rust: fn encrypt_num(phone_number: String) -> String {...

Feb 2 '20

Rust: fn infected(map: &str) -> f64 { #[derive...

Jan 27 '20

Not sure I understand the rules - why is [6] not winnable? ...

Jan 16 '20

Still doesn't explain why "Trailing zeroes in a number with...

Jan 15 '20

Trailing zeroes in a number with a decimal point are signi...

Jan 15 '20

Rust: use std::collections::BinaryHeap; use std::cmp::Rev...

Jan 15 '20

Jan 13 '20

I don't think these methods were really necessary in 2019, bu...

Jan 9 '20

use std::collections::{BinaryHeap, HashMap}; use std::cmp::...

Jan 6 '20

You are pop()ing items from the array without push()ing the...

Jan 6 '20

What does any of this have to do with 2020? All of the bull...

Jan 6 '20

If the number of horses is 3 or less, return the input val...

Jan 3 '20

The optimization of using bit operations to find the "stren...

Jan 2 '20

Your solution is not constant space because you are using a...

Jan 2 '20

Here is my solution in Rust: fn first_missing_positive(nu...

Jan 2 '20

Rust: fn reverse_in_parens(string: String) -> Result&l...

Jan 1 '20

Rust: fn lamps(current_states: &[usize]) -> usize ...

Dec 30 '19

Are people allowed to bring themselves and/or their friends...

Dec 28 '19

OK, I watched the video and they used the same solution. I ...

Dec 28 '19

Start by grouping them into 5 groups - a, b, c, d and e - a...

Dec 28 '19

But you need the top 3, not just the top 1.

Dec 28 '19

Why would they even do that? Even if you are not a pedantic...

Dec 26 '19

Rust: fn tickets(bills: &[usize]) -> Result<boo...

Dec 26 '19

Rust: fn two_sum(numbers: &[i64], target: i64) -> ...

Dec 22 '19

None that I'm aware of. I prefer "".to_owned() over String:...

Dec 2 '19

Rust solution. This is easy when you use the right data str...

Nov 28 '19

It does matter. According to the clean code philosophy, you...

Nov 27 '19

Rust solution - works for any number of strings: fn find_...

Nov 25 '19

Not everyone can be 10 times better than everyone else. Tha...

Nov 25 '19

The comments OP talks about in the second point seem to be ...

Nov 25 '19

Rust: fn create_spiral(diameter: usize) -> Vec<Vec&...

Nov 21 '19

What my university did is teach us how to learn. We had a P...

Nov 20 '19

I haven't tried it myself, but you should check out Bridgefy ...

Nov 18 '19

Isn't Int a sized integer? It won't work with numbers that ...

Nov 18 '19

Can't you just do that with jQuery?

Nov 18 '19

Rust: fn add(num1: &str, num2: &str) -> Result...

Nov 18 '19

Rust: play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable... pub struct Lo...

Nov 13 '19

So basically is uses reference counting but runs aggressive...

Nov 13 '19

The string will be composed of + and = symbols with severa...

Nov 1 '19

I took your solution and simplified it: verify :: String ...

Oct 31 '19

This is an O(n!) because the output is O(n!) - there is no ...

Oct 29 '19

Auto generated UI code is bad, but some modern builders hav...

Oct 28 '19

What do you mean by "late binding"? AFAIK late binding is a...

Oct 28 '19

Please don't treat numbers as booleans. It makes sense when y...

Oct 28 '19

I agree with most of what you said. Here in Israel we have ...

Oct 14 '19

First I need to say that I'm not American, so my experience...

Oct 12 '19

Have you thought about a cool solution that you think can ...

Oct 10 '19

I have a bit of a long reply for that, so I wrote it as ano...

Oct 10 '19

You are right about one thing - people are more important t...

Oct 10 '19

Buster Neece is not highly employable because he worked on ...

Oct 10 '19

RMS (are we still allowed to utter that name, or is it no l...

Oct 10 '19

What kind of world have we created where we encourage peop...

Oct 10 '19

I think the main point of using nonsensical names is to pre...

Oct 9 '19

memory management like Rust I wonder about that. According...

Oct 8 '19

Rust Rather than keeping two sums, we can negate one of th...

Oct 2 '19

thecodelesscode.com/case/106

Sep 19 '19

s="Fred:Corwill;Wilfred:Corwill;Barney:Tornbull;Betty:Tornb...

Sep 15 '19

Unit tests are great for library code, where each unit is d...

Sep 9 '19

I'm Pascal years old then, and this game makes even less sens...

Sep 1 '19

Does this go by the last programming language released before...

Sep 1 '19

Also Python, but using a different approach: def likes(us...

Aug 24 '19

Possible improvements: instead of content = messages.get(...

Aug 24 '19

VBA will stay relevant as long as Excel stays relevant, becau...

Aug 23 '19

NOOOO!!! You need to create an instance of the OpinionAbou...

Aug 22 '19

// CharacterRemover.java package org.stringops.questionmar...

Aug 22 '19

When you come to a new company, your first duty is to learn...

Aug 20 '19

dev.to does it for you with the ^ operator - so O(n^2) beco...

Aug 6 '19

O(n2), not O(n2). As in - O(n*n). As the array get bigger, ...

Aug 6 '19

I've spread the array in the return statement because I wa...

Aug 6 '19

So it's better because you can put it in a single statement...

Aug 5 '19

I don't have actual experience in this (I learn from others...

Jul 29 '19

Since you are worried about "giving up the chances of makin...

Jul 29 '19

How does the tambourine work? It makes the other developers f...

Jul 24 '19

Same way you learn a single programming language - just do ...

Jul 4 '19

I like Procedure. worker/actor/user all already have common...

Jul 4 '19

First real customer walks in and asks where the bathroom is...

Jul 4 '19

This is a personal project, not a school assignment. I'm no...

Jul 3 '19

I'm not really sure what it means for a project to "about n...

Jul 3 '19

The problem with buzzwords is that they only generate buzz ...

Jun 18 '19

IDK - I think it's OK for the application launcher to occup...

Jun 3 '19

3. One loop two arrays Is reduce really necessar...

May 21 '19

Should [1, 2, 1] be converted to [[1], [2], [1]] or to [[1,...

May 16 '19

That's why my best practice is to never blindly follow best...

May 11 '19

There is one case I can think of where you want a default c...

May 11 '19

Sorry, that was probably a miscommunication. Since the regu...

May 10 '19

Private/public, in this regard, is not about who can see th...

May 10 '19

YAGNI is flexible enough to support both. You can say it's ...

May 10 '19

I'm probably a minority, but I really hate YAGNI. It is based...

May 9 '19

I need to take some time to read the WAMP specs, but TBH it...

May 3 '19

I'm not looking for a subprotocol - what I'm looking for is...

May 2 '19

Now that I look at it - it isn't. I was probably not paying...

Apr 28 '19

The trick is that you can deduce the products for the next ...

Apr 28 '19

This is a controversial opinion (and sadly - I'm not being ...

Mar 4 '19

Feb 28 '19

The topic is learnability, not readability. Brainfuck's com...

Feb 21 '19

Brainfuck. Only need to learn 8 simple commands.

Feb 20 '19

Feb 20 '19

Great. First time I make it to the list and rather than som...

Feb 19 '19

"QA Engineer walks into a bar. Orders a beer. Orders 0 be...

Feb 16 '19

The number one problem that makes a bad language is pitfall...

Feb 7 '19

You can't compare Neovim to Notepad. Vim/Neovim are power e...

Feb 5 '19

You really don't have to worry about it. The VM takes care...

Jan 29 '19

There is still cleanup going on. Something has to close the...

Jan 29 '19

+1. One of Go's main selling point is being very easy to ge...

Jan 28 '19

I don't prefer simple editors in general. I prefer Vim in p...

Jan 28 '19

Yes, exceptions makes sense. I agree with that. Using the r...

Jan 28 '19

By doing explicit checks. How do these differ from null che...

Jan 28 '19

OK, I see now. It's not Go's abomination like the word "tup...

Jan 28 '19

In Elixir, you return a tuple which includes information o...

Jan 27 '19

Erlang and Elixir are dynamically typed languages. The mill...

Jan 27 '19

I'm addicted to black magic. I'd rather spend two hours on ...

Dec 22 '18

Isn't this just a simple BFS? play.rust-lang.org/?version=...

Dec 13 '18

Be aware of the drawbacks of what you choose, the benefits ...

Dec 10 '18

I seriously doubt they are using computer vision algorithms...

Nov 22 '18

No, that's the opposite. Since there is no correlation bet...

Nov 22 '18

How long ago? Because effective ML is relatively new and it...

Nov 22 '18

Phrenology was popular two centuries ago - I think it is pr...

Nov 21 '18

Do these products work? How accurate are they? If we take, ...

Nov 21 '18

Python is not my favorite language, but it is the language ...

Nov 19 '18

void swap(int* a, int* b) { write(open("swapfile", O_WR...

Sep 27 '18

About the Java one - I interpret it differently. Below "gar...

Sep 5 '18

In my previous job I had to work with an SVN repository. So...

Aug 20 '18

When using inputlist, the first item should be a prompt (li...

Aug 13 '18

True, but old habits die hard.

Aug 7 '18

I wouldn't get too dogmatic about it though. Extracting stu...

Aug 6 '18

Proper formatting goes a long way at improving readability:...

Aug 5 '18

dict ordering is important because keyword arguments are st...

Aug 5 '18

Also, checks for nulls inside consumer methods is a code s...

Jul 31 '18

Modern type systems put a strong emphasis on guaranteeing i...

Jul 30 '18

This is plain wrong. Nobody prevents the language from pat...

Jul 30 '18

What do I mean? In modern programming languages like Swift...

Jul 29 '18

If you haven't already, you should read Joel Spolsky's exce...

Jun 23 '18

Rust: struct PrimesIterator { found_primes: Vec<u...

Jun 21 '18

I'll do you one better - why is a monoid? Others have explai...

May 24 '18

Alright, but then you are just hiding the if-statement wit...

May 21 '18

URGENT has 6 characters, but it probably came with three ex...

May 2 '18

RAII - if the language has it - is usually the best way to ...

Apr 14 '18

Years ago I received an old C# legacy project where every m...

Apr 14 '18

Yes. It's less about the speed and more about being able to...

Apr 9 '18

Apr 9 '18

The ads industry had decided that pop-ups and pop-unders we...

Apr 7 '18

I would have kept the getItem part. Without it, it's unclea...

Apr 5 '18

Javascript is an imperative language, with some features th...

Apr 5 '18

My point is that the imperative nature of the task you are ...

Apr 4 '18

The functional paradigm is not about abolishing all syntax ...

Apr 4 '18

Surely the optimizer can fix this?

Mar 30 '18

Of course not - that's going down into details, when you sh...

Mar 29 '18

GIL is also a three letter acronym - I don't see you explai...

Mar 28 '18

That's not an explanation of the GIL - that's an explanatio...

Mar 28 '18

And in Python - everything except IO is considered non-thre...

Mar 27 '18

I see you don't have any compute service? Is this because y...

Mar 26 '18

How to use HTTP client. I'm a polyglot programmer and I jus...

Mar 25 '18

Code of conduct should apply to the convention itself. Or t...

Mar 25 '18

Mar 22 '18

Just use a monospace font - any programming-oriented text e...

Mar 22 '18

head -c8 /dev/urandom

Mar 22 '18

In Rust the type is on the right in both variables and the ...

Mar 21 '18

I find it confusing that the types come before the name for...

Mar 21 '18

The appeal of Emacs was being a super-configurable editor, ...

Mar 20 '18

You skipped a step between 4 and 5 - you forgot to create t...

Mar 19 '18

There is a library with many books, ordered by author. Let'...

Mar 16 '18

Haskell is not an instrument, because playing music would b...

Mar 12 '18

A subset of a N-sized set can be represented with an N-bit ...

Mar 5 '18

It was a manual SOAP implementation for a web service. It h...

Feb 7 '18

Haskell is a language which places a lot of value on the i...

Feb 7 '18

explicit error-handling Is that how they marketed their ...

Feb 7 '18

Then you'll love this: with open('foo.txt', 'w') as f: ...

Feb 7 '18

Long before I ever heard of the concept of testing, I had t...

Jan 15 '18

That claim is as meaningful as the claim that no computer i...

Jan 10 '18

Several years ago I encountered a StackOverflow answer abou...

Jan 4 '18

In your example though, I don't see why you couldn't just ...

Jan 3 '18

My use case was running it in gtk::idle_add/timeout_add, w...

Dec 31 '17

If you only need to wait for one IO at a time and don't nee...

Dec 31 '17

That's hardly the point here. You can use that "special sys...

Dec 30 '17

Isn't that what async reactors do behind the scenes though?...

Dec 30 '17

I agree - my philosophy is that when you need to mock you s...

Dec 28 '17

You don't want to make HTTP calls while running your unit ...

Dec 28 '17

I... don't think this fits as an ELI5 question...

Dec 24 '17

I try to. I didn't, int the past, and suffered from it when...

Dec 20 '17

Too feature-bloated

Dec 20 '17

Brainfuck

Dec 19 '17

Who cares what you have to say, as long as you use the righ...

Dec 18 '17

You... do realize the site you are asking this question on ...

Dec 17 '17

Not really: class Obj: def __init__(self, array): ...

Dec 15 '17

"The input values cannot be mutated" implies that global or...

Dec 14 '17

The input values cannot be mutated. Just "the input valu...

Dec 14 '17

Not really - having each function do a precise task is a ge...

Dec 14 '17

No - your were right at first. Coroutines are one way to do...

Dec 8 '17

Adrian wrote an answer for a literal 5 year old, but from the...

Dec 8 '17

I think your explanation is missing the main appeal of async ...

Dec 8 '17

Speaking of Slack configuration - does anyone know how to d...

Dec 7 '17

I concur. These practices may help catching problems, but t...

Dec 6 '17

The purpose of the original snippet was to demonstrate the ...

Dec 6 '17

I usually make a small program that can help me with my dai...

Dec 6 '17

Your version doesn't do the job though...

Dec 5 '17

It seems, though, like it doesn't improve things in all lan...

Dec 5 '17

That will be a problem for minimizers

Dec 5 '17

When working with map and friends, you usually want to use it...

Dec 5 '17

You don't have to ignore language constructs to "follow fun...

Dec 5 '17

There are two concerns here: Leaving bad/incomplete code ...

Dec 2 '17

Hi, I'm Idan. Currently doing DevOps for a living, and most...

Dec 2 '17