Posts by rproffitt

As to splitting functions each to a file, never adopted that because I am the author and it was my choice. Now this was all C code, not C++ so with each language we followed the rules that worked for us.

In other words, standards are great since we have so many to choose from. For instance, indentation was one I told them to take a hike on. That rule would change with every manager. It wasn't worth it to change the code base to meet the new standards. If they wanted it changed, we'd ask for additional hours (money) which shut down the request quickly.

Since the Circle method uses radians instead of degrees you'll want to write a little helper function or just do the math like I see on the web. Example: https://www.wikihow.com/Convert-Degrees-to-Radians

For us it was about what the client wanted and would pay for.

What else would it be?

On line 66, it appears you assigning "" to d rather than testing for equality.

Would you care to comment about the California's Math Initiative which appears to have been thrust upon us without peer review?

More at https://www.google.com/search?&q=california+math+misadventure+is+about+to+go+national

"Overview. kcp is a Kubernetes-like control plane focusing on: A control plane for many independent, isolated “clusters” known as workspaces."

Sorry but that's the first hit on Google. I don't see how this applies here.

We used UDP with our own proprietary protocol.

In my circle we can't use blockchain because of a missing feature. It's really a simple one. Ready?
There is no HARD DELETE feature. Once data is in the chain, it's stuck forever.

As such we would be paying for storage forever for dead data.

Blockchain does have its use but for us, it's dead technology.

Think of the reasons behind this. In fact I have in my office an old laptop from 1998 which reminds me of those days.

1. Laptops back then had not so bright displays. Today with OLED, LED and such displays, it's often too bright.
2. In smartphones, a light mode may reduce the number of minutes you get from the battery.
3. Old people. Many have vision issues so let's give the users a choice.

I don't use any shopping app. I use a web browser on the usual Amazon site.

Why would we need a shopping app at all?

Having NEVER unistalled and reinstalled I can't answer what would happen. Update? So many times. I can't see any good reason to uninstall and reinstall fresh.
Maybe you know more than me on that point.

One of the reasons to keep Android Studio is the emulator. I used that a lot and even if I were to change Android devkits, I'd keep that handy.

If you need the disk space, why not?
If you don't need the disk space, why bother?

And now the bad news: QR Codes are common attack vectors. Example:

Because of this I never scan QR codes. I suggest you never scan them as well.

Looks like payware that I haven't encountered. Read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guidewire_Software

Since you are paying them, ask their support for ideas.

The number of discussions about "my personal info" has been leaked, obtained, etc. is off the charts. The consensus is that your personal info is, in short, on the web and in all those social media sites such as Facebook and more.

The advice is usually to stop using social media and go dark. Stop feeding the beast. Finally, stop worrying they are tracking you. Unless you are a Jan 6 insurrectionist or similar, you're not that interesting.

It appears you want to discuss Psychology. Maybe a book about dark psychology would shed light on this:
https://books.google.com/books?id=X_PsDwAAQBAJ

Frankly I'd avoid such forums altogether if you find them abusive.

I would not waste time reporting or tracking such people. Leave, don't go back.

https://thehill.com/policy/technology/4162573-ai-art-cant-earn-copyright-judge-rules/ give us a preview that those that use AI, ML, GPT and such may be on uncertain ground if they want to copyright the code.

You may not be aware that most of the online AI/ML/GPT systems keep copies of what you generate. So if you are creating code for your company, the future may have a surprise waiting for you.

And there it is again. If I were to share how to get GPT to give better results, the copy paste of AI/GPT output is unavoidable. As such, sharing what we learned is not possible here.

Weird choice but hey, your choice which I will abide by. Example: An AI whisperer is a specialist who excels in comprehending, communicating with and guiding AI systems.

How to share how to improve GPT performance is not possible without copy/paste from the AI/GPT session.

There isn't one. If you look at what is out there today you will find them built on many languages and not just one.

Also, is that you Elon?

I see tutorials out there such as https://www.reddit.com/r/ReverseEngineering/comments/3exe9e/frida_intro_a_deep_dive_from_ui_instrumentation/

You can also see what they say at https://t.me/fridadotre

I'll supply two recurring uses that have resulted in lower cost and lower human capital. That will upset a few out there.

1. Company would call on a SQL consultant at times. GPT has replaced that need for the consultant.
2. Another area is to contract for code that used regular expressions. Again, GPT has filled that need.

As GPT progressed this year more and more people I know use GPT based products to be more productive. Adoption of AI/ML/GPT has been swift and impactful.

This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.

• Douglas Adams

"CompoNet is a four-wire, industrial, bus with a master-slave architecture."

As an electronics designer, I've never had to buy this.

While it's ambitious, the only way for you to do this is to dive in and do this.

If you were looking for tutorials, you would do research on Google to start.

This just in from an AI researcher.

Given the impact GenAI has had, it's been odd to see how unwelcome discussions about GenAI are here and other places.
Then again, it is an existential threat to new and old programmers that don't add these new tools to their repertoire or skill set.

Also, AI/ML has created no end of angst in Hollywood. Last month a company that makes audiobooks reduced its workforce because the AI tool to make audiobooks costs 20USD a month. Everyday voice actors at this point are going to have a rough time going forward except for the big names.

I have stories about the use of AI/ML/GenAI in the circles I run. All use has resulted in higher productivity. Which is good for the company, not so much everyone else.

For beginners I like to mention https://www.w3schools.com

That game with all its assets should be something close to 50 people years.

Also, your site has broken links such as https://skydownloading.com/subnautica-free-download-for-pc--grand-theft-auto-v/

Funny you should ask. My answer is: Tesla.

Here's the short version: Car makers DO NOT sell to consumers. They sell to dealers. As such they don't hear what we want. Tesla on the other hand only gets sales if they make what we want.

Full disclosure: Bought a Tesla and don't ever want to shop/buy at a dealer ever again.

From memory (pun unintended) I think you should think about using BitBlt. Read https://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?271014-VB-6-BitBlt

TBT, while I have a spiffy new W11 laptop I'm still migrating so I haven't seen this issue.
But I won't give you nothing. (?)

See https://i.imgur.com/1N625p5.png and look at the bottom right about "When to raise the interface". Try the other setting?

Your profile notes you are in Bashkortostan Republic, Russia. Is there a city named Boston in Russia?

17+ Odoo developer jobs in the United States area

I looked at a popular job site to see how job listings there were. Given this particularly poor showing my answer is that you should only consider this if you have a job offer.

If we hadn't won the war for independence, we would have been using...

My first look would be https://www.google.com/search?&q=example+blockchain+in+python

Checking that out finds ready to use examples in about 60 lines of code.

HOWEVER I would never do that because blockchain code should be more efficient as to energy use and more.
https://www.efinancialcareers.com/news/2023/06/which-programming-language-uses-the-most-energy writes:

The results showed that Python, despite its popularity was a massive energy hog using 45 times as much energy (4390 joules) as C++ (77 joules) to execute its programs.

So I wouldn't do this.

I found such to be loved by those that micro-manage. It can and has resulted in lower productivity because you spend time tracking time rather than working on the projects.

Look at this way. You get paid by the hour so if this makes the job take longer you get paid more. But don't tell the boss that!

Maybe the tag system changed but in the past I could create a new tag if there wasn't one. And no bother at all.

Why the Windows-7 tag?

Also, why limit yourself here? Other algorithms such as dynamic programming or heuristic approaches may be more appropriate for achieving the desired outcomes.

Here's what Whatsapp has to say about your Whatsapp Data:

Can’t restore my data
Unfortunately, we aren't able to help you restore your chats, documents, media files, backups, or call history. In most cases, the chat history and media files can only be found on your phone or the recipient's phone.
Note: We can't delete your messages for you as we don't store messages on our servers once they're delivered.

• https://faq.whatsapp.com/601049695088237

Seems too easy an answer. Don't overload the data in the mobile app.

Since I’ve never seen app descriptions in the Play Store that promote themselves by telling they use high-grade encryption and reliable SSL, I’d say it’s not considered a USP (Unique Selling Point).

So why should it be important for the average app to reach the average user?

Another read is at https://helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/configuring-administering/web-server-management.html

However I have no way to help you with this. If it continues to fail, put in a ticket at Adobe. You paid for this so get your money's worth.

Before we start let's know the following.

“Core Isolation will be on by default for fresh installations and new PCs, so devices are secure as possible,”

• Microsoft

This is why viewing memory is a dead end today. Maybe you didn't know this.

Please tell more about your project and why you need this.

Looked at the site and don't see any compelling reason to call this company.

It's time to update the company and website. For example, are you embracing AI/ML/Generative tools? I know in my circles we're seeing 10X productivity gains and less need to outsource.

Example 1: We need a regular expression and can't quite nail it. Used a generative AI and done.
Example 2: We needed a SQL query and again, couldn't quite nail it without resorting to longer coding methods. Again, used a generative AI and done.

Result? We're not hiring staff or outsourcing.

A nod to old discussion like https://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?407484-Floor()-amp-Power()-Function-Not-In-VB-6-0

Interesting site. I made many trips overseas to find out why the company products were experiencing early failures. Nearly all the hardware failures were tracked back to Counterfeit electronic components.

Does your company warrant the components and pay for the damage caused?

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I'll be spread a little thin but each AI tends to be better or worse at certain things. GPT can do a good job at coding but for those that expect it to be 100% correct, well, humans are not 100% either. For more current web content you look to BARD and Bing's AIs.

It's going to be interesting when these AI's start using web content that is itself AI generated. Time to que up a Rick and Morty episode about Asimov Cascade?

Worthy of mention since we use it for stock image generation is Midjourney.

This sounds like you want others to write the entire app. I rarely see that here. Instead you should share the code section that's not working along with why you think it fails and then ask for help on that function.

If you need an app written entirely then I'd put it out for hire on UPWORK or similar.

You'll want to read the code, and if you are trying to trace what it does, maybe alter the code to add debug statements to each function and method. I'd add https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/met_console_log.asp so I can see in the console those debug outputs.

"Read the source, Luke"

It's over at https://github.com/robatron/sudoku.js

For now, don't fret about robots.txt. It's a request, not mandated. From https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Robots.txt

The purpose and meaning behind the creation of ROBOTS.TXT file dates back to the early 1990s, when the then-new World Wide Web was quickly defining itself as the killer application that would change forever how users would interact with the growing internet. Where previous information networks utilizing internet connections such as GOPHER and WAIS were text-based and relatively low-bandwidth, the combination of text, graphics and even sounds on webpages meant that resources were stretched to the limit. It was possible, no joke, to crash a machine with a Netscape/Mozilla web browser, as it opened multiple connections to web servers and downloaded all their items - the optimizations and advantages that 20 years of innovation have brought to web serving were simply not there. As crawlers/spiders/search engines came into use, the potential to overwhelm a site was great. Thus, Martijn Koster is credited with the Robot Exclusion Protocol, also known simply as the ROBOTS.TXT file.