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#31

May 20 2017 09:05am

Quote (Mastersam93 @ May 20 2017 07:43am)

What's the device?

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May 25 2017 01:26pm

Doing maintenance on a project that was complete spaghetti. Just ripping out the entire backend and database design pretty much. No way we can update our existing database to match the new schema, just going to get rid of whatever data is in there. It's so infrequently used that it could probably all be copied over manually even.

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Jun 5 2017 03:57pm

Waiting in line a jiffy lube, the lady in front of me is having trouble using the card reader. She said to the employee that the screen said "error - signal 11" or something.

She caused the card reader to segfault....

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Jun 5 2017 05:21pm

Has anyone read this book?

https://www.amazon.com/Game-Hacking-Developing-Autonomous-Online/dp/1593276699

rate on a scale of 1-10? I haven't looked at it yet, but for those who have read it, what programming language is it using?

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Jun 5 2017 07:09pm

Just finished setting up and configuring my arch i3wm just the way I want everything

now I am working on html & css it has been a while since I made a basic site also trying to figure out responsiveness using Twitter bootstrap for the first time. All going well so far, going to try and do some research on adding a database for user accounts and registration next

Edit: did some research and some people recommended Twitter bootstrap for different screen sizes, is there a better option I should look into? Never really got into web development just looking to be pointed in the right direction. Have a pretty solid html understanding from before just never actually got into the responsiveness aspect since I have never actually hosted a site I made.

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Jun 9 2017 06:01am

Quote (NorthWestern @ Jun 5 2017 08:09pm)

Just finished setting up and configuring my arch i3wm just the way I want everything :) now I am working on html & css it has been a while since I made a basic site also trying to figure out responsiveness using Twitter bootstrap for the first time. All going well so far, going to try and do some research on adding a database for user accounts and registration next

Edit: did some research and some people recommended Twitter bootstrap for different screen sizes, is there a better option I should look into? Never really got into web development just looking to be pointed in the right direction. Have a pretty solid html understanding from before just never actually got into the responsiveness aspect since I have never actually hosted a site I made.

Bootstrap is pretty nice. There's also materialize css

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Jul 25 2017 06:36pm

Been getting into C again lately; working on an apache module.

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Aug 19 2017 05:26pm

Whats a good language to pick up to assist in analytics and automating of pulling, pushing, displaying financial data?

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Aug 20 2017 06:41am

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Whats a good language to pick up to assist in analytics and automating of pulling, pushing, displaying financial data?

Python. The requests lib and the BeautifulSoup library can easily pull web data, and then the pandas and the scikit learn libraries for analytics.

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Aug 22 2017 12:18pm

Quote (Mastersam93 @ Aug 20 2017 06:41am)

Python. The requests lib and the BeautifulSoup library can easily pull web data, and then the pandas and the scikit learn libraries for analytics.

I've heard of many people recommending this. But in a company that primarily uses excel spreadsheets as a front-end and SQL server/access databases as a backend; Does python still have the ability to gather data from disparate sources and display them in that particular medium?

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