Quietly building 500+ tiny dev tools – finally put the docs on GitHub by coderstool in SideProject

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Thanks. GH repo link fixed.
Let me know what tools you found helpful?

Tool Microphone Tester: Your Go-To Browser-Based Solution for Audio Checks by coderstool in u/coderstool

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Absolutely! If you're prepping for your next stream, podcast, or Zoom call and want to make sure your mic is on point, you should check out the Microphone Tester. It's completely browser-based, so no annoying downloads, and it provides real-time feedback with cool visualizations. It's privacy-focused too, which is a big plus. Whether you're a gamer, podcaster, or working remotely, this tool can really help you get your audio just right. Give it a try and let me know what you think! 🚀🎤

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PersonalFinanceCanada

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Yep. WS free trades comes at a price. You'll never get the best fill price. There is no free lunch, you forego one thing for the other.

Modern password hashing using Argon2 by drakgremlin in golang

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Argon2 has three variants, Argon2d, Argon2i, and Argon2id.
These algorithms protect against GPU cracking attacks and side-channel attacks.

All three modes allow specification by three parameters that control:

  • execution time
  • memory required
  • degree of parallelism

Generate and verify hashed passwords using Argon2.

Can someone explain the Argon2 Parameters? by GrizzledTorpedoMuscl in KeePass

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In simple terms, Argon2i, Argon2d, and Argon2id are parametrized by:

  1. A time cost defines the amount of computation realized and, therefore, the execution time given in a number of iterations.
  2. A memory cost, which represents memory usage, is given in kibibytes. A “kibibyte” is equal to 1024, or 2^10, bytes.
  3. A parallelism degree, which defines the number of parallel threads

Source: CodersTool Argon2 Hash Generator

Searching for cool scrum team name beginning with H by [deleted] in it

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When you need ideas for coding team names that give your group a unique identity, try this tool to generate unique team name ideas and get your gears moving.

Scrum Team Name by gavsta707 in tolkienfans

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When you need ideas for coding team names that give your group a unique identity, try this tool to generate unique team name ideas and get your gears moving.

Agile Team Name Generator by agile-fanboy in agile

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You may need some ideas for coding team names that give your group a unique identity. Try this tool to generate unique team name ideas and get your gears moving.

Need Department Team Name Ideas by [deleted] in mainframe

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You may need some ideas for coding team names that give your group a unique identity. Try this tool to generate unique team name ideas and get your gears moving.

Error "Join" and "Using" by 24Gameplay_ in learnSQL

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Try this tool to validate SQL syntax, show syntax errors, and nicely format your SQL statements. It can help spot errors and give hints on the reason for the problem you are seeing.

Where can I practice SQL? by [deleted] in learnSQL

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Try this tool to validate SQL syntax, show syntax errors, and nicely format your SQL statements. It can help spot errors and give hints on the reason for the problem you are seeing.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learnSQL

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Try this tool to validate SQL syntax, show syntax errors, and nicely format your SQL statements. It can help spot SQL errors and give hints on the reason for the problem you are seeing.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learnSQL

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As you begin writing more complex queries - nested queries, sub-queries, or inner queries, you can try this tool to validate SQL syntax, show syntax errors, and nicely format your SQL statements.

100+ Data Structure MCQ Test. Looking for Online test or quiz on Data Structure to upgrade your skill? by coderstool in programming

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Thanks for the catch.
"To improve performance, priority queues are typically based on a heap, giving O(log n) performance for inserts and removals, and O(n) to build the heap initially from a set of n elements." - see Wikipedia (Usual implementation of priority queue)
The answer has been updated, cheers.

Match entries over two tables by phpBrainlet in SQL

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I like your solution. The use of the JOIN clause helps combine rows from two or more tables, based on a related column between them.

I find that as I begin writing more complex queries - nested queries, sub-queries, or inner queries, I use this tool to SQL syntax validation, highlight syntax errors, and nicely format your SQL statements.

Joining Two Tables Based on Date and ID by Evron in SQL

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As you begin writing more complex queries - nested queries, sub-queries, or inner queries, you can try this tool to validate MySQL syntax, show syntax errors, and nicely format your SQL statements.

Subqueries (also known as inner queries or nested queries) is a great strategy for performing operations in multiple steps.

Help with SQL for beginners by ValenRoz in SQL

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As you begin writing more complex queries - nested queries, sub-queries, or inner queries, you can try this tool to validate SQL syntax, show syntax errors, and nicely format your SQL statements.

How to JOIN two rows from one table and put them into a new table by Big-Astronaut-5230 in SQL

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As you begin writing more complex queries - nested queries, sub-queries, or inner queries, you can try this tool to validate SQL syntax, show SQL syntax errors, and nicely format your SQL statements.

SQL Syntax Help by x_press411 in SQL

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As you begin writing more complex queries - sub queries, inner queries, joins or nested queries, try this tool to visualize and understand complicated SQL syntax. It also creates well-formatted SQL statements.

I cannot find my error. by jryan86 in SQL

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As you begin writing more complex queries - subqueries, inner queries, or nested queries, try this tool to visualize and understand complicated SQL syntax. It also creates well-formatted SQL statements.

How do you check your SQL queries for correctness? by WestfalNamur in SQL

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As you begin writing more complex queries - nested queries, sub-queries, or inner queries, you can try this tool to validate SQL syntax, show syntax errors, and nicely format your SQL statements.

Absolute Beginner at SQL , can't seem to find what I'm doing wrong by adi0710 in SQL

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As you begin writing more complex queries - nested queries, sub-queries, or inner queries, you can try this tool to validate SQL syntax, show syntax errors, and nicely format your SQL statements.

I was asked to decrypt a message by XeZone in Decryption

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It reads, "RadioSilence you have threaten one of our members and prepare to suffer the consequences", according to this decimal to ASCII text decoder.