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by coroxout 10y ago
This could be useful to know! I still used to do this on XP, where there was at least an icon there but it seemed to be deprecated. I don't think I'd even tried it in 7+. Although I am wondering if it has ever bitten anyone by acc
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by coroxout 10y ago
There's a Udacity mini-course with a fun section on Python turtle graphics, too. https://www.udacity.com/course/viewer#!/c-ud036/l-1004409226... (UD-036 Programming Foundations with Python, lesson 2A)
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by coroxout 10y ago
Thanks! Was it this one? http://web.archive.org/web/20160304012151/http://tech.beatpo... (no longer on the beatport site; tech.beatport doesn't seem to exist any more and the current beatport blog s
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by coroxout 10y ago
This looks very cool. I'd love to see something similar for other languages. How do you envisage the fluency colour coding being used?
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by coroxout 10y ago
Total shot in the dark but I don't suppose it was reading a 44.1kHz file at 48kHz or the other way round?
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by coroxout 10y ago
I don't know how often the data is present, let alone correct, but iirc the SoundCloud API lists bpm as a field in the track data. Might be worth a look if you haven't already.
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by coroxout 10y ago
Are you allowed to complain about food poisoning on Yelp? My town, which coincidentally happens to be Oxford like in the article, has its own local site "Daily info" which includes user-submitted restaurant reviews, and the review
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by coroxout 10y ago
"Welcome to the real world" - I know, right! Though I should point out that this is my first post on this thread, so I'm not the people you were talking to earlier. Perhaps they have reasons you'd like better. And I stil
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by coroxout 10y ago
There probably should have been some more options on the paper, seeing as how people voted Leave for many disparate reasons and with many disparate ideas (or no idea at all) of what to do instead, and there is no way to keep all of them hap
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by coroxout 10y ago
As a semi-regular reader, I would say that the site author is absolutely reliable and writes pretty good columns both there and for other sites, but there have definitely been troll/joke letters in the past which have been gone up (a c
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by coroxout 10y ago
I've run into this bug too and it was mystifying and (iirc) not overridden by manually loading the file using the Text Import wizard. But this... "If the file's suffix is .csv, then maybe you should just treat it as a CSV fil
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by coroxout 10y ago
I typed "Translate how much does that cost to French", which was one of the examples it showed me on the front page (under "Intent Parser", exactly as shown, no quotes), and it still gave me tv_onoff. And "Turn on t
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by coroxout 10y ago
It's frustrating. The site is now full of bullet lists about things like when you need to fill in which forms and what documentation you need to provide, and half the time it's not made clear whether you need to meet ALL of bullet
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by coroxout 10y ago
Sorry I can't offer much advice but I hope you find a way out of this rut. How long have you been with this company? If you've been there for over a year (and/or have a good portfolio, github profile, etc) I'd say that w
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by coroxout 10y ago
It didn't convert it for me. Oops. Well, they know who I am anyway. Hi again! (Edit: If you click on it from the repo file list at the top it converts it; don't do what I did and click on the link to download at the bottom of the
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by coroxout 10y ago
The column order thing is pretty annoying but IMO the worst thing about vlookup is that you have to remember to set the last parameter to FALSE for pretty much every single vlookup you ever do. (the default of TRUE is some backwards-to-the-
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by coroxout 10y ago
It's not immediately clear to me whether "it's a game" or "it's a test of reading ability" makes it sound more competitive. "I want to win at the game" vs "tests = boring" / "
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by coroxout 10y ago
15 years in IT-related roles, mostly a mix of programming, data monkeying and IT support, mostly for non-profits. 1. Find mentorship. Don't be shy of pair programming and code reviews. If you're not getting either (or not getting
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by coroxout 10y ago
And the blog also has a good post on LGoP: http://www.filfre.net/2015/03/leather-goddesses-of-phobos-or... (and lots of other 80s adventure games and RPGs. I love this site and am very glad Jimmy Maher is out ther
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by coroxout 11y ago
I'm guessing (say) Ivy dropouts have SAT scores in roughly the same range as Ivy graduates but are less employable because of the whole thing of a degree showing that you can stick with something and do what's asked of you for 3-4
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by coroxout 11y ago
I'm elsewhere in the southeast, studied comp sci 15 years ago at a moderately well-regarded (though possibly not for CS) university, and most people I know from university or from previous jobs are on 30-45k AFAIK. Of course, we may be
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by coroxout 11y ago
Should start at 17:00 GMT (in about a minute from this post)
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Live: Demis Hassabis (Google DeepMind) on the Future of Artificial Intelligence(livestream.com)
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by coroxout 11y ago
If I'm browsing a site with a top menu in lynx I press the delete key to scroll down past the menu so I don't have to press down repeatedly. Then capital V at the cookie prompt rejects it "foreVer" (for the rest of the s
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by coroxout 11y ago
UK is nominally 230V to standardise with the rest of Europe but actually 240V as it always was: "Following voltage harmonisation, electricity supplies within the European Union are now nominally 230 V ±10% at 50 Hz.[6] For a transition
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by coroxout 11y ago
I was hoping this would be something like the Fortran Coloring Book (link below) - although it is indeed funny to see what remains the same 40 years later. http://www.seas.gwu.edu/~kaufman1/FortranColoringBook/Colo
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by coroxout 11y ago
I agree. Love the site though, these are brilliant. Thanks! Would it be possible to add a sound icon to the front page thumbnail of the ones with audio? Then people who are e.g. at work or listening to music can skip them if they prefer - a
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by coroxout 11y ago
I get the same in Chrome 45.0.2454.101 m on Win7 32-bit. (I'm also running Ghostery but I disabled it - not that it found anything to block in the first place - and reloaded and got the same message.)
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by coroxout 11y ago
Is there a way to bring back the voting prompt after it auto-disappears? Personally I'd rather hear more of the song before voting good/bad.
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by coroxout 11y ago
It helps that British geeks love James Bond and Alan Turing, and at GCHQ they get to play at being both - although you'd have to hope some of them have wondered if this time round they might not be the unequivocal good guys. Also, if y

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