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Share Bear posted:no well yeah that's not up for discussion I just wanted sympathy for how bad our spec is
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Vanadium posted:is this safe space accepting of indentation style discussions absolutely not. if you have to, trigger warning that poo poo
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Vanadium posted:well yeah that's not up for discussion is it worse than gnu style with two-space indents?
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Vanadium posted:I just wanted sympathy for how bad our spec is "Indent using two hard tabs, also tab size must be three spaces"
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fritz posted:except if there's r packages that do the analyses you need but you'd have to write the python yourself fritz posted:also ggplot is reason enough to go with r ggplot2 is cool and good
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coffeetable posted:there is no good reason to use R over python for a new project OpenCPU is pretty neat, I don't think IPython is completely equivalent.
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Share Bear posted:i wish i had better mentoring, because they're all like this, because the definition of what is simple is relative Yeah i try to be mindful of it but when it's like "how do I use this piece of commonly used lab equipment with a very clearly printed name on it" the answer is always going to be "check the manual"
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like if you're a fresh hire ee I think it's reasonable to expect you to have a basic knowledge of how to use an oscilloscope or at least where to start
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I guess I only care about indentation and other crap because there's no interesting problems here so far, just endless opportunity for mistakes when duplicating effort.. anyway a bunch of kinda ok rules conspire to make formatting end up looking like this, ugh if VeryLongConditionGoesHere and AnotherConditionGoesHere then begin CodeInTheBodyGoesHere; EtcMoreCode; end;
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Aug 5, 2015 20:19
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ansible is neat except now all the dependencies are on the computer running the scripts
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Awia posted:hit me with the footnote i have only passing familiarity with bluetooth but if you threw up an ettus USRP and just captured everything in the band you could probably sort something out 
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Vanadium posted:I guess I only care about indentation and other crap because there's no interesting problems here so far, just endless opportunity for mistakes when duplicating effort.. could be worse, today i found camel case and snake case functions in the same file all of ten lines apart.
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:ansible is neat except now all the dependencies are on the computer running the scripts but this is good? build a provisioning server/vm and do everything as localhost except for uploading your artifact to the target system and installing it (or better yet, get aws codedeploy to do that part)
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jony neuemonic posted:could be worse, today i found camel case and snake case functions in the same file all of ten lines apart. please stop reading over my shoulder
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idk why but snake case Just Feels Right when youre in a db lol if u ever use it outside of one tho
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Aug 5, 2015 23:46
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today i coded an ugly but working implementation and only once i had tests up and running did i start to refactor it into something nice. usually i do half the implementation, rewrite it, do half of the remaining, rewrite it all, then another half of the remaining until the arrow hits the tortoise. all the while not being able to compile or test so i keep it all in my head, which inevitably leads to dozens of compiler errors (if i'm lucky) what's happening to me thread, did i just become a ... slightly better programmer??? e: just in time for my new job on monday!
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project is here: https://github.com/djmcgill/CPU doubt it'd compile except in my environment, i just threw half the stuff into unmanaged dependencies because i couldn't be bothered to arse around with sbt just yet
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caring about camelcase vs underscores is dumb because it's really just a visual style that your editor should be able to tweak as you desire e.g. in emacs just turn glasses-mode on and it'll separate camelcase words for you
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compuserved posted:ggplot2 is cool and good ggplot2 rules R is for pro statisticians, python is for babby machine learning hipsters. people will tell you oh python has a ton of packages to do anything you want but they are dead loving wrong and probably doing basic poo poo for children. there is gently caress all available for python, hope you enjoy reading 10 papers to code up a tiny algorithm yourself every single day instead of downloading a single package from an actually quite functional package management system. R as a language has issues but python is also a poo poo language and the R ecosystem rules so before anyone asks julia is garbage don't waste your time
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ShimaTetsuo posted:ggplot2 rules this damages my world view
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ShimaTetsuo posted:ggplot2 rules python is, as always, a lovely p-lang. I thought SPSS was R's "competition" more than matlab
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I'm a terrible web developer and I use Vagrant + Virtualbox. anyone have experience with VMware in place of it, especially whether it's worth the price premium. always feel like file system is a little sluggish when it's on a Virtualbox VM.
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vmware workstation is faster and less buggy but virtualbox + vagrant are what everyone else is using you can't count on somebody else's stuff working ootb on your vagrant + vmware combo also you gotta pay twice, once for the workstation license and once for the vagrant-vmware plugin
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:$GOOD_THING is faster and less buggy but $BAD_THING is what everyone else is using webdev in a nutshell
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I'm aware of the price premium, almost $350 AUD a seat, but the question is whether that price premium is worth it for the performance gain. I have no qualms building up a couple of boxes and provisioning if the performance increase is high, as I say development is noticeably sluggish in a Virtualbox environment.
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so my wife wants me to make a simple webpoage. could i do that? are wysiwyg web makes still a thing
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save as html in microsoft word
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echinopsis posted:so my wife wants me to make a simple webpoage. could i do that? are wysiwyg web makes still a thing
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http://macaw.co costs moneys but is wysiwyg. or you could just make a http://motherfuckingwebsite.com
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Maluco Marinero posted:I'm a terrible web developer and I use Vagrant + Virtualbox. anyone have experience with VMware in place of it, especially whether it's worth the price premium. always feel like file system is a little sluggish when it's on a Virtualbox VM. internet says maybe, but also if you're using a timb machine try using NFS first
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St Evan Echoes posted:wordpress its for a business.. its gonna be very simple, nthing dynamic is dreamweaver styll a thing
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nothing makes me feel like a terrible programmer like windows programming
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there are a thousand vendors who have WYSIWYG website editors for grandmas who own businesses
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there are a thousand vendors who have WYSIWYG website editors for grandmas who own businesses
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Vanadium posted:is this safe space accepting of indentation style discussions I wrote my first python script in a professional context today the indentation was 5 spaces 
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i wrote a thing in python that tells me what steam game i should play, i feel very acomplished
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$ python gamechooser.py You should go outside and enjoy nature $ python gamechooser.py You should call your mom and tell her you love her $ python gamechooser.py You should meet up with your friends i'm not sure this is working
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ive been owned
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