Notices tagged with coderpony, page 3
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Cygwin's new(-ish) xterm-derived terminal is a thing of beauty. !coderpony #ANSIArt http://ur1.ca/97cte
Tuesday, 08-May-12 23:44:20 UTC from web -
@toksyuryel @bitshift I realized I forgot some conditionals in one of the stubbed functions, here's a fixed version of that http://dpaste.com/745201/ !coderpony #SQL
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@bitshift I have stubbed out several functions and created the triggers to demonstrate how I plan to constrain the arrays http://dpaste.com/745194/ !coderpony #SQL
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@bitshift Let's see how horribly I botched this one up http://dpaste.com/745169/ !coderpony #SQL
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@bitshift http://dpaste.com/745125/ here's what it looks like now !coderpony #SQL
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@bitshift As long as I'm using dpaste I might as well just post the entire file. Let me know how much I screwed everything up! http://dpaste.com/745106/ !coderpony #SQL
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The Pyramid tutorials could really do with some work. They don't spend much time introducing the concepts and explaining what you're doing at each step, they just give you a bunch of code to copy and paste with only an overall description of what it aims to do when they bother to describe it at all. The writing is also vague and uncertain, like it *means* to give a high-level introduction and then dive in but then it just moves on to the next topic instead of diving in. Here's a tip guys: if I'm reading the tutorial it's because I want to learn how to use your software, not because I'm still deciding whether or not I should use your software. At this point I really don't know much more about how to use it than I did before I went through the tutorials. Guess it's back to plan B then: read somebody else's Pyramid app and try to figure out how it works while cross-referencing the API docs. !coderpony !python
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In other !coderpony -related news, I have received a copy of The Little Schemer thanks to an unknown benefactor. Hooray for Amazon wishlists, I guess (would've preferred if I knew who to thank, but then maybe they wouldn't have done it if their name would be sent with it; either way, pretty nice of them)?
Friday, 04-May-12 23:33:32 UTC from web -
>that feel when you try to RTFM but TFM is F useless !coderpony
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!coderpony Programmer hell for me was when I was analyzing a disassembly of another person's program and had to figure out what all the FPU instructions did. Did you know: doing something like "3.14f > 96" causes the compiler/assembler/linker to emit like 40 different OPcode that run on the FPU? (Protip: Floating point math is VERY expensive when it comes to speed of an application.)
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!coderpony [] === [] //false
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Friday, 04-May-12 19:48:05 UTC from web
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!coderpony I found the coolest thing last night! http://www.firebase.com/ Although, it's really unsecure. I hope they fix that.
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This is a wonderful read http://zedshaw.com/essays/programmer_stats.html !coderpony #NSFW
Friday, 04-May-12 17:10:47 UTC from web -
Friday, 04-May-12 15:31:36 UTC from web
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I just don't know what went wrong. !coderpony Anyone know if there's something I can do about this? http://ur1.ca/93piw
Thursday, 26-Apr-12 03:43:04 UTC from web -
!coderpony I think I have a plan. Use username and password to send a login request to RDN from a game. If successful, grab the user's ID and use that to identify him. Store game information on a seperate server based on the RDN user ID. I could totally make an online game hooked to RDN accounts with nothing required of the site! :o
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Yesss. Found out a way to get rid of that stupid Yellow border around all textareas when focused in Chrome! Horray CSS3. !coderpony
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@zimzap !coderpony, !colgate, !mintrefresh, some other random one I probably forgot about. Oh yeah, !mane6
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Sunday, 11-Mar-12 22:50:23 UTC from web
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Wow. Meteord is really cool. !coderpony !techpony
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!coderpony All done with my RDN styling for now.. Here's what it looks like to me.. http://ur1.ca/8jc6n
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!CoderponY I've updated the previously mentioned hack to avoid modifying user and group pages as well as expand the content area on pages where the aside table is empty. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pZip-5AxGgw0cjwrkk8hJyAJM__6IGLxQLHYAcPiU58/edit
Monday, 05-Mar-12 12:56:01 UTC from web -
!Coderpony I couldn't figure out how to make site-specific user stylesheet modifications in Chrome. As far as I can tell no site-specific syntax is recognized in Chrome (unlike Firefox)... I may have missed something in Chrome's inline editor that might let me permanently alter how I view RDN, but I also failed to figure that out. As far as I can tell, the inline editor is not like a user stylesheet in that way since it requires access to the original document to make permanent changes, so... Rather than go to the effort of learning how to create my own Tampermonkey script, etc., I decided to hack @minti's already oh-so cleverly coded !Mintrefresh. My modifications were crude, but effective so I've decided to post the modified function in case anypony is interested in using it. I don't intend this as a recommendation for !Mintrefresh, but I wouldn't object to it being used/adapted if Minti wants. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pZip-5AxGgw0cjwrkk8hJyAJM__6IGLxQLHYAcPiU58/edit
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Okay so I've been using new Date().getTime() all this time rather than Date.now(); ... I feel stupid. !coderpony
Friday, 02-Mar-12 21:36:36 UTC from web -
@rotation Reminds me, there was a programming competition for using round-about ways of programming. IE. Making Ascii art out of your code etc. One of the challenges was to make a program that prints it's own source code. The award for "Most Abuse of the Rules" went to an author who submitted a blank file to the competition cause come compilers would actually compile it with a blank main(). xD !coderpony
