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So she asked me that if it was if it was alright I would chat her tonight after her class(she works and is studying) so I just said sure
Anyways she didn't chat me. She called me and we talked for an hour.
This is going waaay too well when is this gonna backfire
I worked coding python(plus js es6 typescript angular etc) for almost a year. Fairly easy to learn language but it takes so much time to actually learn and make use of its advantages.
Not an expert but my workmates often told me that python is too heavy compared to others
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On September 13 2018 22:59 teddyoojo wrote: mmmhmm lufthansa is offering me flights to and back from nyc for 250€ mmhhmm Too good of a deal not to go IMO
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Yeah you're really losing out it feels like.
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On September 13 2018 23:54 goody153 wrote: So she asked me that if it was if it was alright I would chat her tonight after her class(she works and is studying) so I just said sure
Anyways she didn't chat me. She called me and we talked for an hour.
This is going waaay too well when is this gonna backfire
I worked coding python(plus js es6 typescript angular etc) for almost a year. Fairly easy to learn language but it takes so much time to actually learn and make use of its advantages.
Not an expert but my workmates often told me that python is too heavy compared to others To be honest I'm entirely clueless what the fuck I'm doing and I should have stuck to using the vm today to run Linux instead of wasting tons of time trying to install pyqt on Windows.
I can do nothing and do not even have a proper project yet. Maybe I'll just do... Something. Like my CHP - hot water storage model from my thesis. I want to build an app for farmers so that they can check the performance of their anaerobic digestion plant... Gas and energy production wise.
I'll use react for that. But I don't know HTML yet. And a co-worker sent me a python tutorial and I though might as well go for it.
Gl with the girl and don't worry too much about it. Just enough to stay excited. Enjoy the ride!
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On September 13 2018 22:59 teddyoojo wrote: mmmhmm lufthansa is offering me flights to and back from nyc for 250€ mmhhmm Pick some dates homeboy
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Wait use Linux(Ubuntu) for python. There are so many issues using python with windows. You are making it hard for yourself.
BTW update the python version before you start coding. And when learning frontend frameworks like angular/veu/react make sure you have good understanding on what language it is based on( like for angular you need to learn es6/typescript before actually learning angular)
I suggest just find some tutorials or go to code academy for starting to learn it for ease
But later make sure you use the official documentations over tutorials as good practice.
I feel like eieio and other programmers here might have better insights than I do
Yeah tnx man im just gonna apply jaedongs words "why would I worry ? It does not help me "
I feel like it is important to mention that she asked my number I was wearing my "drop your stick " envy shirt
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You missed the (almost worse) second half
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And now we will spend years trying to convince parts of the population that 3000 US citizens died in that storm. He is such a piece of shit.
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On September 13 2018 23:54 goody153 wrote: This is going waaay too well when is this gonna backfire
Lmao I know dat feel
Go gettem goody, clearly you're a desirable chunk of man ^__________^
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On September 13 2018 23:54 goody153 wrote: So she asked me that if it was if it was alright I would chat her tonight after her class(she works and is studying) so I just said sure
Anyways she didn't chat me. She called me and we talked for an hour.
This is going waaay too well when is this gonna backfire
I worked coding python(plus js es6 typescript angular etc) for almost a year. Fairly easy to learn language but it takes so much time to actually learn and make use of its advantages.
Not an expert but my workmates often told me that python is too heavy compared to others if its good its good, just enjoy it
btw what time of the year you guys planning to marry?
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ith research inc: + Show Spoiler + I just figured out that the reason old filter designers used to keep things in normalized capacitance for designing coupled transmission lines was because they didn't have computers to solve their problems. As a result, all the old work is hard to bridge into the real world since nobody really teaches you how to translate normalized capacitance into physical dimensions anymore. And at the time, normalized capacitance was the easiest to work with since it ignores geometric properties of transmission lines. However, the new generation of engineers like to use even and odd mode impedance because we have computers to generate physical dimensions from them (kinda).
What's left is a generation of textbooks that designed circuits one way, which haven't ever reaaaally been updated for the 21st century that I now need to explain on the thesis. If I want to design this type of circuit properly it feels like I basically have to go from scratch, using tools that haven't really been adequately preserved since computers make life much easier. Luckily the old filter designers were good at explaining stuff, even if their methods were pretty antiquated.
The good news about working with this stuff is the fact that I may be able to explain mathematically why one of the very commonly used aspects of microwave circuit design actually works the way we think it does since everyone else just cites a paper [] and runs away...
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On September 14 2018 01:14 goody153 wrote: Wait use Linux(Ubuntu) for python. There are so many issues using python with windows. You are making it hard for yourself.
BTW update the python version before you start coding. And when learning frontend frameworks like angular/veu/react make sure you have good understanding on what language it is based on( like for angular you need to learn es6/typescript before actually learning angular)
I suggest just find some tutorials or go to code academy for starting to learn it for ease
But later make sure you use the official documentations over tutorials as good practice.
I feel like eieio and other programmers here might have better insights than I do
Yeah tnx man im just gonna apply jaedongs words "why would I worry ? It does not help me "
I feel like it is important to mention that she asked my number I was wearing my "drop your stick " envy shirt <3<3
Yea I wasted a good 3 hours today and still havent managed yet to get my copied code run pyqt at all even though its installed.
@ith that sounds super cool \_(o,o)_/ and yeah im running a VM to run linux
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I've never gotten Python to install well on Windows. I think you may be better off just installing Ubuntu or something on a USB stick and booting it from there hahaha.
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As far as I recall https://conda.io/docs/ was pretty easy to work with on Windows. Allows you to set up an environment with a specific Python version, packages you want, you can easily use Jupyter notebooks if that's needed etc
After reading above messages I guess it isn't needed but oh well
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Thanks for the advice anyway. Still possible that I'll not be satisfied with the VM performance in the future and will try to switch to windows.
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it's been more than a year and i still can't believe he is president lol
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On September 14 2018 04:15 Faruko wrote: it's been more than a year and i still can't believe he is president lol
Dude, I passed a truck today with Trump 2020 plastered on it in like a 250+ point font, blue collar workers in PA love him for some reason....
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On September 14 2018 04:34 Crusnik wrote:Show nested quote +On September 14 2018 04:15 Faruko wrote: it's been more than a year and i still can't believe he is president lol Dude, I passed a truck today with Trump 2020 plastered on it in like a 250+ point font, blue collar workers in PA love him for some reason.... He is the edgelord of the people who tells them what they want to hear. All the jobs are coming back and he will save the working class jobs by taking it to China and all those other countries stealing work for the US.
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