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St Evan Echoes posted:i hate monad chat because i assume everyone else is joking about not understanding them and im the only doofus who genuinely doesnt know wtf they are
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i was so triggered yesterday about this, ugh. they just were doing what they were told to 
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Shaggar posted:ah yes the classic german excuse
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gonadic io posted:I've heard that gamesutra is pretty good for that niche, dunno about general programming though i think whole 'coding forums' thing now mainly sits on reddit, outside of regional communities
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jesus loving christ
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stay safe mumps ghost
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do you guys use github or bitbucket or something else for your private shame repos?
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Barnyard Protein posted:github is good
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ya im lazy student so bitbucket works well enough for what little i do, it has one software project, one software mess, and two papers
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JawnV6 posted:i understood that to be the most popular method of becoming one, yes
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just be careful not to make an 11x coder out of it, that will be even more of a titan to bring down
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quote:If x is floating point, the conversion truncates towards zero.
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Fergus Mac Roich posted:think about what happens with negative numbers. 
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Fergus Mac Roich posted:you like to dance close to the fire, don't you? also thanks everyone, im wee bit less terrible spaghetti coder now
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-90 commit  someone was trying to disrupt your app
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pointsofdata posted:idgi i.e. "more minuses than pluses in a commit means that commit is negative, +50-140=-90, means commit was loaded with negativity and is bad for programm, as in the app, which in turn means that this commit was a disruption" 
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ive come up with a p drat efficient way to implement parallel computing into this python thing i wrote for my uni project. ill just run it over separate datasets on separate computers
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HoboMan posted:i'm trying to kill myself, but i can't find a way that's supported by all browsers
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what do i do in python when i want to read more stuff than i have ram? i.e. from 80 gb file i can read whatever amount i want, but what do i do when that amount happens to be 20gb and im on a pc with 16gb of ram (simplying it but w/e)
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Zaxxon posted:you will just use a lot of virtual memory and it will go slower.
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b0lt posted:or you ran out of address space because you're using a 32 bit version of python
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Corla Plankun posted:just read it line by line instead of all at once and hopefully your plotter understands generators
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im looking at the pile of poo poo ive cobbled up since the last spring and its slowly creeping into my mind that coder's salary is literally is a function of usable their poo poo is
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imho gmail is best version control
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so, this piece of "software", i.e. pos, with dev budget of $50m, did break in early may because developers coded in a 31 day long april
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Wheany posted:don't roll your own: 
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anyone making terrible python plots with millions of datapoints with something that isnt matplotlib?
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:a lomarf is the smallest possible unit of funny computer
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lo and behold bad computre toucher thread, i dont know what unit tests specificaly are. shame me, but also link something to read, python if its oddly specific
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gamecube scores critical hit on chome! chome is leaking pdf file e: oh they actually want money, time to investigate cinci zoo sniper fucked around with this message at 20:40 on May 23, 2016 |
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kalstrams posted:gamecube scores critical hit on chome! chome is leaking pdf file
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GameCube posted:hope its good, i just linked it cuz the guy was a guest on another python podcast and seemed smart
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GameCube posted:hmm judging by the table of contents it's more about how to use specific python testing frameworks than about, like, the concepts of unit testing. my "Critical Hit" is more of an "Epic Fail"! lol! nah, the concepts beyond "test every X" are needless circlejerkery for me
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suffix posted:unit testing as a field seems to be chock full of pointless dogma what, you app startup doesnt use neo-randian functionally imperative narrative driven agile testless development?
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Wheany posted:so what is the reasoning behind "never write if" in code?
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whoa i was sitting on some poo poo rear end old anaconda apparently, its all cloud and poo poo in this version i just set up
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HoboMan posted:Question: does it bother anyone else if the function defs are touching?
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Power Ambient posted:you should be padding functions with documenting comments 2 empty lines general function comments and short working example commented function 2 empty lines general funct...
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May 24, 2016 18:15
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project im on is meant to be self explanatory on a glance to people unfamiliar with it, so my fucntions ahve like at least a line of comments per line of code that i dont even try to cram into long single line statements, and each class/method is introduced with good half a dozen-dozen lines of generic how-tos and poo poo. and then theres 20 page documentation
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speaking of which, anyone willing to share a word or two about the sphinx documentation thing for python?
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