Hmm… this is only an issue if your method already has side effects, which in itself is a code smell. While I agree that, like many features of c#, these operators can be misused, they Read more…
Posted on August 18th 2020 by Chris Eidhof In recent episodes of Swift Talk, we’ve been building a fast fuzzy search implementation. Fuzzy search is typically used to search a large list of file names Read more…
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We built a new version of our software, the file is signed but Windows SmartScreen still show this message: https://i.imgur.com/EQco9m9.png Microsoft Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Running this app might put your Read more…
Hello, I honestly have no idea why the jquery code don’t work whenever i refresh the page in mobile version. Does anyone know why ? http://4s.bnd-dev.fr/ Does it work on the initial load but just Read more…
Posted on March 10th 2020 by Chris Eidhof In the fifth of our Thinking in SwiftUI challenges, we asked you to animate a path. SwiftUI Challenge #5: Path Animations ⌚️ Animate a path between two Read more…
by admin | Nov 28, 2020 | Digital Electronics | 0 comments In the real world, when any person says that “he has 8 rupees.”, we understand the statement easily, but digital systems don’t understand Read more…
I have several methods that are independent of each other. These methods call post requests. I’m thinking of calling them parallelly by implementing threading. Can I go with task parallelism? Will it be heavy as Read more…
Is there a guide anyone could recommend for dealing with / analyzing large time series data (200Gb – 2 TB)? I have a large set of equity(stock) data I want to back-test strategies on. Currently Read more…
using System; namespace ConsoleApp2 { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { Console.WriteLine(“AAAAAAAAAAA?”); string AAA = Console.ReadLine(); if (AAA == “AAAAAAA!”); { Console.WriteLine(“AAAAA”); } else { Console.WriteLine(“AAAAAAA”); } } } } Semicolon after the Read more…