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I am trying to create an array or list that could handle in theory, given adequate hardware and such, as many as 100^100 BigInteger entries. The problem with using an array or standard list is that they can only hold Integer.MAX_VALUE number of entries...
Started by faceless1_14 on
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I would create a new interface type that would allow for larger values force a list implementation....
A 22-dimensional java array would have enough space to hold-dimensional arrays aswell.
Methods, but this shouldn't be too taxing.
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USB is keyed so that it can only be plugged into a port a certain way, to ensure that the contacts touch. But what if you either forced it to plug in improperly, or the port itself was worn down and the plug was worn down and you could plug it in backwards...
Started by GorG on
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Well the electrical connections would not match up, so I think the ....
The contacts because it would have no way of knowing that anything had happened.
It just wouldn't work.
No contact would be made.
It's not symmetrical.
Nothing.
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If i have a textgame that has a world object that has objects of type room which has objects of items and enemies and then a gamehelper object that has user objects for the actual player. (this game doesn't have wandering enemies since that would complicate...
Started by P.Bjorklund on
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How would you go about killing an enemy or picking up.
Diagramming containment, though, which is fine.
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I have the following class that I'd like access to within certain controllers in my app:
class Spreedly include HTTParty base_uri 'https://example.com/api/1234' basic_auth 'user', 'xyz124' headers 'Accept' => 'text/xml' headers 'Content-Type' =>...
Started by Shpigford on
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And to me it seems a better....
True, but there is nothing stopping you from putting it in your app/models directory .
It'll be auto-loaded by rails and will be available for use .
You can simply place this in a file called spreedly.rb in the lib/ directory .
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Or, equivalently, how would you design such an API. Expected/example usage would be illustrative as well.
My curiosity comes directly from the comments (and subsequent editting on my part) of this answer . Similar questions/discussions in the past provide...
Started by Kevin Montrose on
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The major differences would be:
(If using a non-GC'd language like C++) Object lifetimes are tracked by reference-counted would need to be specified; for....
I don't see how a multithreaded UI API would differ much from existing ones.
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I have a list of nullable integer and it look like a 1 to many relation
id1 can have an id2 and id3 id2 can have id4
if the value of id1 change, id2 and id3 must be set to null and it mean id4 must be set to null
In that example, I only use 4 variables...
Started by Fredou on
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EDIT: This is an attempt to answer the question as asked; however, it would help.
Problem accurately.
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Hello all,
I want to be able to create a program that will take a list of names from a .txt file (Doesnt have to be a txt, maybe excell, whatever is easiest) and generate those names into groups or "teams".
I have 30 "users" that have to be sorted into...
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You....
A contrived shuffle).
While there are still items in the names list, use a random number from 0 to the length of the list to take one item from the list and add to a group (i.e .
Create a list of groups/teams.
Load your list of names from the file.
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Hello everybody,
While trying to debug my openid implementation with Google, which kept returning Apache 406 errors, I in the end discovered that my hosting company does not allow to pass a string containing "/id" as a GET parameter (something like "example...
Started by ccazette on
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One reason a simple ID in the URL could be a security concern is that a user could see their ID and then type another one in, such as if its an integer they may select the next integer up, and potentially see another users info if it is not protected.... .
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Would you pull over? I would! Like after first hit for sure!
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Started by mongol777 on
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Re: Would you pull over? I would! Damn, that was uncalled for on the cop's part but wtf was the rider thinking? "I'm gonna lose this pig but I....
Re: Would you pull over? I would! stupid squid trying to book it on a cruiser...
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What would the world be like today if hitler would have won the war..? ??
Started by City Till I Die on
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China and India would be much as they are (though dominated by Japan) and computerisation and the internet would also have developed....
I think we'd be living Middle East.
Territorial integrity, it would have made peace on those terms.
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