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hope you're not reading a csv file with an integer greater than 2^31-1, because R will just SILENTLY make that whole column a "numeric" (floating-point) type instead of an integral type! I think in one of the last three minor releases they finally added an option to warn you when this happens
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sorry about your csv of unsanitized data, bro
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Corla Plankun posted:sorry about your csv of unsanitized data, bro thanks; me too the problem here isn't bad data though. it's a column full of integral values that R silently casts to floating-point values once they get too big. even if R had a native 64-bit integer type (lol that it doesn't in tyool 2014) that still wouldn't address the problem of silently doing something nobody sane would expect http://www.johnmyleswhite.com/notebook/2014/01/29/data-corruption-in-r-3-0-2-when-using-read-csv/ compuserved fucked around with this message at 18:46 on Sep 23, 2014 |
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Corla Plankun posted:whats R's tragic flaw? it's not SAS SAS' tragic flaw is that it's not R
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thankfully im planning on dumping the csv in a sql database of some sort before i start mucking with it too much because not only is it a poo poo csv format its also in a few hundred files!
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I'm about to finish the codecademy tutorial for python and want some recommendations for what to do next for a more in-depth understanding of python before I move on to another language? I want to learn how to do GUIs, and I was thinking of trying to build a 2-player chess game, but I was recommended PyQT in another thread which the poster said doesn't have any tutorials so that's not particularly helpful. Learning how to use PyCharm would be good too.
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regularizer posted:I'm about to finish the codecademy tutorial for python and want some recommendations for what to do next for a more in-depth understanding of python before I move on to another language? I want to learn how to do GUIs, and I was thinking of trying to build a 2-player chess game, but I was recommended PyQT in another thread which the poster said doesn't have any tutorials so that's not particularly helpful. sure it doesn't look great but it's perfectly functional, a reasonable way to learn some gui concepts, comes with python, and has plenty of tutorials.
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regularizer posted:I'm about to finish the codecademy tutorial for python and want some recommendations for what to do next for a more in-depth understanding of python before I move on to another language? I want to learn how to do GUIs, and I was thinking of trying to build a 2-player chess game, but I was recommended PyQT in another thread which the poster said doesn't have any tutorials so that's not particularly helpful. If you don't care about looks tkinter is an easy to use GUI package with pretty good documentation. Easy to throw a little project together with.
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Luigi Thirty posted:it's not SAS SAS is a 'no thank you' language to walk away from
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fritz posted:SAS is a 'no thank you' language to walk away from there was a post in the tickets thread in cobol from a goon who was trying to install SAS on their university's os/390 mainframe in the 90s i think it was, the installer was graphical and written in java and tried to allocate a virtual disk larger than VSAM allowed at the time SAS was, in fact, available on 9-track tapes at the time, as well Luigi Thirty fucked around with this message at 19:38 on Sep 23, 2014 |
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why is the c# int/int? distinction not used for reference types as well? it would be pretty cool to only have to check for nulls when necessary, and to be forced to more ore less in those cases
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pointsofdata posted:why is the c# int/int? distinction not used for reference types as well? it would be pretty cool to only have to check for nulls when necessary, and to be forced to more ore less in those cases java
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Malcolm XML posted:java like this distinction is one of the singular fuckups of C#
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regularizer posted:I'm about to finish the codecademy tutorial for python and want some recommendations for what to do next for a more in-depth understanding of python before I move on to another language? I want to learn how to do GUIs, and I was thinking of trying to build a 2-player chess game, but I was recommended PyQT in another thread which the poster said doesn't have any tutorials so that's not particularly helpful. I used wxpython and it wasn't awful
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one annoying thing with calling methods with this reflection function is that now I'm not working with the copy of the noun kept in my game state singleton, i'm working with a new copy made by the Perform() method defined in Noun so in each derived noun's verb method I have to fetch a new copy of the particular item object from the singleton to make changes to itcode:
Luigi Thirty fucked around with this message at 21:37 on Sep 23, 2014 |
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help me yospos is there a way in vb (ugh) to give outlines to text in buttons
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probably
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i have looked but have not found the way
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Malcolm XML posted:like this distinction is one of the singular fuckups of C# and one of the crowning achievements of swift
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Luigi Thirty posted:one annoying thing with calling methods with this reflection function
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cool thanks i will have a fuckaround with tkinter and maybe wxpython
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# ? Sep 24, 2014 08:21 |
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wxpython is okay except you're reading C++ documentation pretending it's python
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master of the sea posted:i started doing ios dev this last week and i managed to drag myself through the objective-c book in xcode + the first ios app + some other stuff. okay so i figured out that the correct way to do this is by using the core data framework and golly its really nice so ok that's my story thanks
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MeruFM posted:wxpython is okay except you're reading C++ documentation pretending it's python I didn't find myself in the cpp dox very often, the python docs are usually adequate
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MeruFM posted:wxpython is okay except you're reading C++ documentation pretending it's python i had this same issue using pyqt5 like a lot of the python documentation is jsut a link to the c++ docs
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Ginger Wank Wizard posted:python documentation any oxymoron if i ever saw
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Malcolm XML posted:java that's lame if there's no fundamental reason that it's difficult
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Ginger Wank Wizard posted:i had this same issue using pyqt5 well wxpython is just a wrapper so this mostly makes sense
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Soricidus posted:you can stop there, really. it looks like you're fighting the language. this is usually a sign that your design is not a good design for that language, and you should either rethink it or change languages. this is also possible
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hello terrible programmers our customer support people need to log in to an external service which has many accounts. logging in to and keeping track of these accounts is very annoying. it's possible to log in to these accounts with query params eg ?username=blah&password=butts Is there a way to do this that is somewhat more secure than wrapping it in a form post? Some sort of iFrame thing maybe? Ignore the fact that the usernames and passwords for these accounts will need to get stored and accessed.
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:Ignore the fact that the usernames and passwords for these accounts will need to get stored and accessed. maybe solve this instead? i dunno but there is probably some password manager that does form filling and shared passwords for ~enterprise~
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:hello terrible programmers if your goal is to hide the creds from the support people then write a proxy that logs in w/ the creds and then pass the cookie back to the client and send them to the real page w/ it. if not, then who cares just create links w/ the creds or do the iframe thing for convenience.
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this is assuming you also have no control over the external service
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i successfully redesigned it so i don't have to get the singleton object every time i do a thing i was accidentally returning a second copy of the noun object in the parser and calling a method on that
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pointsofdata posted:why is the c# int/int? distinction not used for reference types as well? it would be pretty cool to only have to check for nulls when necessary, and to be forced to more ore less in those cases The no-poo poo answer from the c# language team is they didn't think of nullable value types until v2.0 and it was too late to put the null genie back in the bottle for fear of breaking compatibility. If they could rewrite the language from scratch that's exactly what they would do.
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Shaggar posted:if your goal is to hide the creds from the support people then write a proxy that logs in w/ the creds and then pass the cookie back to the client and send them to the real page w/ it. if not, then who cares just create links w/ the creds or do the iframe thing for convenience. yeah we dont really care but if there were a man in the middle or something and someone else got ahold of the creds it would be bad.
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# ? Sep 25, 2014 06:07 |
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I mean if theres a man in the middle now however they log in is also gonna be affected
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# ? Sep 25, 2014 06:34 |
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i'm spergin bout the man in the middle i'm asking him to change his shell no message could have been any clearer if you wanna get owned really hard take a look at yourself and use a bash
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Luigi Thirty posted:i'm spergin bout the man in the middle
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master of the sea posted:okay so i figured out that the correct way to do this is by using the core data framework and golly its really nice so ok that's my story thanks bug me if you have any questions, I missed helping out in the Core Data labs at WWDC this year
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