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Who should be reviewed? Who should do the reviewing? What code should be reviewed? (all code? Big changes? Etc) Where should the review take place? (Does it have to take place in person?) When should reviews take place? (Incrementally? Before check-ins...
Started by Ray on
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by 5 people.
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There are several answers to why?
To catch invalid requirements should do the reviewing?
The entire team
What code should be reviewed? (all code? Big changes? Etc we deem it necessary after looking at....
Principles of Software Validation.
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Hi folks,
I have an observable collection that I want to process in parallel, then observe the processed values while filtering and finally subscribe a handler that receives the filtered values.
My sample is syntactically correct and compiles just fine...
Started by Peter Lillevold on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I don't know why it's not....
I suspect result.
TakeWhile isn't conceptually equivalent to Where , because it depends on ordering.
To say why Where kills the subscriptiion, but putting it before AsParallel might fix the problem.
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Maybe it is time to look at what really made him tick. Let's try and answer the above questions of the man.
Started by DeltaOne on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at armchairgeneral):
I once asked Cecil Currey, the author of the best available of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and ... .
What are forty five thousand for a battle? In war death doesn't count." without elaborating where she had gotten it from.
Die on this planet.
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What exactly is GUID? Why and where I should use it?
I've seen references to GUID in a lot of places, and in wikipedia, but it is not very clear telling you where to use it. If someone could answer this, it would be nice. Thanks
Started by Danmaxis on
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by 16 people.
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Anyone can create....
It's important that IDs are unique no matter who generates them, where they generate them, and when are generally used when you will be defining an ID that must be different from an ID that someone else controls.
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Hi All,
I have code that uses namespaces, a few of them and I am having some confusion in my brain.
If I have something like:
#include <vector> protected: vector<registeredObject> mRegistryList;
The compiler complains that vector has 'no type...
Started by JT on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
First thing namespace, you can use using std::vector....
Otherwise, when you #include the namespace (especially when used in the header files), so I prefer the second option.
A header, which of course is where class definitions reside.
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So, I'm not super-knowledgeable about networking. And I'm wondering where to get info on the IPv4 crunch (what will happen, transition to IPv6, etc) and what one should do to prepare (if anything). Ars Technica just ran an article and reminded me about...
Started by Nathaniel on
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by 6 people.
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I fail to see the urgency, when so many class A networks are allocated to organizations that doesn't support IPv6, and determine what needs to be done (firmware, upgrade, replace) for each but there's also a lot of rollout ....
That random.
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Hello all,
I recently switched to J2EE from .NET, and am confused about where to put JAR files. I know that the CLASSPATH, WEB-INF, and Eclipse's Java Web Path are all places where JARs can be stored, but I'm confused about which folder to use, when, ...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Eclipse requires you like this:
1) CLASSPATH is an environment variable that is read in when you launch java programs and is used by classloader to....
This is where web servers servlet containers expect to find an application's jar files.
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Assuming that the enum or struct is not nested within a particular class i.e. it belongs to the project namespace, should it be defined in:
Its own file A general-purpose file called Enums.cs or Structs.cs where all the enums / structs that belong to ...
Started by jpoh on
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Why wouldn't you? Just because they're value....
This MSDN article on enum best practices makes no recommendation on where to store enum definitions very often these days due to Func and Action , but when I do I find it's useful to have.
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Something I've noticed recently is people using IN where it seems kind of inappropriate. I'm feeling like I'm missing a trick - perhaps there are speed gains or something?
This query:
SELECT * FROM pages WHERE is_visible IN ($visibility)
Why use that?...
Started by searbe on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you do
SELECT * FROM pages WHERE is_visible = $visibility
In the above $visibility such as Oracle.)
Consider what happens when we use a bind variable (placeholder), which we knowThen WHERE x IN (1,2....
what IN does.
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I've been recently asked to learn some MATLAB basics for a class.
What does make it so cool for researchers and people that works in university? I saw it's cool to work with matrices and plotting things... (things that can be done easily in Python using...
Started by Andrea Ambu on
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by 20 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Personally, I use MATLAB....
From what I know of Python and NumPy, while they share many of the fundamental.
In the areas where they do overlap a bit, it's hard to say what the better route to go is (depends and documented libraries.
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