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Badboyrune
Profile Blog Joined May 2010
Sweden2247 Posts
February 02 2014 19:59 GMT
#8721
On February 02 2014 20:05 teamamerica wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 29 2014 09:01 Badboyrune wrote:
Ok I'm getting quite confused. I'm making a pretty basic android app, it's my first so my experience is very limited. It basically displays data from a database based on intent sent from the intent sent from another activity in the app. This all worked fine, I could navigate without any issue with the android OS back button.

However when I enable "getActionBar().setDisplayHomeAsUpEnabled(true);" and try to navigate backwards with the Home button that breaks any activity that relies on receiving an intent, because it doesn't receive any. I tried putting the information in the onSaveInstanceState bundle, but the activity does not receive the bundle when navigated to with the Home button (savedInstanceState != null returns false).

I've looked through all I've been able to find online (which has been limited because searches involving android home button are generally unhelpful) and all I've really been able to find is that the home button seems to not be programmable anymore, it either sends you to the app home activity, or the activities parent activity which is what I'm trying to achieve. I'm assuming there's some way of doing this so any help would be much appreciated.


Would you mind posting a code listing of the relevant activities? There are a lot of lifecycle callbacks - onRestoreInstanceState() for example.


I managed to solve it by passing the intent through the onOptionsItemSelected() method. I still don't quite understand the actual difference in what happens when you press the device back button or the app home button though. My best guess so far is that using the back button retrieves the activity from the back stack and therefore it keeps all the variables the activity had saved at the time, while the home button simply creates a new activity of the parent activity.
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meatpudding
Profile Joined March 2011
Australia520 Posts
February 04 2014 09:06 GMT
#8722
On February 02 2014 18:08 wozzot wrote:
Made a Mandelbrot fractal generator, but the issue is that it runs really slowly: it takes a whole minute to generate a single fractal. Would like to know whether the problem is because my program is inefficient or because of Perl / the GD library. tia

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#!perl
use strict;
use GD;

# Mandelbrot fractal generator

my ($width, $height) = (900, 675);
my ($x_min, $x_max) = (-2, 1);
my ($y_min, $y_max) = (-1, 1);
my ($x_min, $x_max) = (-2, .65);
my ($y_min, $y_max) = (-1, 1);
my ($y_min, $y_max) = (-1, 1);

my $multi = 1/1.1;
$_ /= $multi for ($x_min, $x_max, $y_min, $y_max);

my $x_range = $x_max - $x_min;
my $y_range = $y_max - $y_min;
my $x_offset = 0;
my $y_offset = 0;
my $it_count = 30;
my $bound = 1000;

my $filename = 'fractal.png';
open STDOUT, ">", "$filename";
binmode STDOUT;

my $bitmap = new GD::Image($width, $height, 0) or die "Could not initialize bitmap\n";

my %colors = (); # keys: "$r $g $b"
# Allocate colors like this:
# $colors{"$r $g $b"} = $bitmap->colorAllocate($r, $g, $b)
# unless exists($colors{"$r $g $b"});
#
# Set pixel like this:
# $bitmap->setPixel($pix_h, $pix_v, $colortable{"$a $b $c"});

my $black = $bitmap->colorAllocate(0, 0, 0); # Black background
my @color_inner = (128, 255, 0);
my @color_outer = (0, 0, 96);

sub color {
my ($it, $pix_h, $pix_v) = @_;
my $percent = $it/ $it_count;
$percent *= .8;
$percent = 1 if $percent > 1;

my $r = int($color_inner[0] * $percent + $color_outer[0] * (1 - $percent));
my $g = int($color_inner[1] * $percent + $color_outer[1] * (1 - $percent));
my $b = int($color_inner[2] * $percent + $color_outer[2] * (1 - $percent));

$colors{"$r $g $b"} = $bitmap->colorAllocate($r, $g, $b)
unless exists($colors{"$r $g $b"});

$bitmap->setPixel($pix_h, $pix_v, $colors{"$r $g $b"});
}

sub calc {
my ($r, $i, $it, $pix_h, $pix_v, @c) = @_;

# (a + bi) ** 2 = a ** 2 + 2abi - b ** 2
# z = z**2 + c

my $real = $r ** 2 - $i ** 2 + $c[0];
my $imag = 2 * $r * $i + $c[1];
color($it, $pix_h, $pix_v) if ($real > $bound);
return ($real, $imag);
}

for my $pix_h (0..$width-1) {
for my $pix_v (0..$height-1) {
my $r = ($pix_h + 1) / $width * $x_range + $x_min + $x_offset;
my $i = ($pix_v + 1) / $height * $y_range + $y_min + $y_offset;
my @c = ($r, $i);

for (1..$it_count) {
($r, $i) = calc($r, $i, $_, $pix_h, $pix_v, @c);
}
}
}

print $bitmap->png;


Can't say for sure, but colorAllocate and setPixel are usually bottlenecks in those kinds of situations. You may want to create an array of pixel data and 'set' that on the image all at once. (I don't know PERL)
Be excellent to each other.
Animzor
Profile Joined March 2011
Sweden2154 Posts
February 04 2014 18:07 GMT
#8723
Quick noob question about Java: I've created a method that iterates through an arraylist and changes certain values (StockValue) inside certain objects (Stock). Code below.

+ Show Spoiler +
for(Item thisItem : belongings){
if(thisItem instanceof Stock){
((Stock) thisItem).setStockValue(0);


the code works, but it changes the value StockValue for all objects of the Stock type, even objects that are created in the future. My question is, how do I set StockValue to zero but still have the ability to create new objects of Stock class with values other than zero?
ThatGuy
Profile Blog Joined April 2008
Canada695 Posts
February 04 2014 18:13 GMT
#8724
On February 05 2014 03:07 Animzor wrote:
Quick noob question about Java: I've created a method that iterates through an arraylist and changes certain values (StockValue) inside certain objects (Stock). Code below.

+ Show Spoiler +
for(Item thisItem : belongings){
if(thisItem instanceof Stock){
((Stock) thisItem).setStockValue(0);


the code works, but it changes the value StockValue for all objects of the Stock type, even objects that are created in the future. My question is, how do I set StockValue to zero but still have the ability to create new objects of Stock class with values other than zero?


This code should not (and could not) be affecting objects that have not been created yet. It's possible that you are calling this method more often than you would like, re-iterating over the list AFTER you've created more stocks and inserted them into the list.
ThatGuy
Profile Blog Joined April 2008
Canada695 Posts
February 04 2014 18:21 GMT
#8725
Of course, there could be a ton of other things happening here. Maybe you don't set the stock value on a newly created stock. Maybe you're using a copy constructor and another Stock with an empty Stock value. You'll either need to debug deeper or be more open with the question to actually isolate whether that block of code is indeed causing your issues.
Animzor
Profile Joined March 2011
Sweden2154 Posts
February 04 2014 18:40 GMT
#8726
On February 05 2014 03:21 ThatGuy wrote:
Of course, there could be a ton of other things happening here. Maybe you don't set the stock value on a newly created stock. Maybe you're using a copy constructor and another Stock with an empty Stock value. You'll either need to debug deeper or be more open with the question to actually isolate whether that block of code is indeed causing your issues.


Sorry, I didn't want to be an asshole and post too much code. Anyway, what I have is a Person class and a Stock class. Every Person includes an arraylist which can contain a bunch of items, like Stock. In the Stock class I have a method setStockValue that looks like this

+ Show Spoiler +
public void setStockValue(int price) {

this.price = price;
}


I assume that by changing the price in the Stock class, I am changing it permanently. But I can't think of another way to do it.
betaflame
Profile Joined November 2010
175 Posts
February 04 2014 18:40 GMT
#8727
On February 05 2014 03:07 Animzor wrote:
Quick noob question about Java: I've created a method that iterates through an arraylist and changes certain values (StockValue) inside certain objects (Stock). Code below.

+ Show Spoiler +
for(Item thisItem : belongings){
if(thisItem instanceof Stock){
((Stock) thisItem).setStockValue(0);


the code works, but it changes the value StockValue for all objects of the Stock type, even objects that are created in the future. My question is, how do I set StockValue to zero but still have the ability to create new objects of Stock class with values other than zero?

Maybe StockValue is static?
Blitzkrieg0
Profile Blog Joined August 2010
United States13132 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-02-04 20:22:26
February 04 2014 19:07 GMT
#8728
Are all of your stock values using the same reference memory? That is the only reason you should be able to overwrite all of them at the same time, and new ones pull this value since they're using that same reference.
I'll always be your shadow and veil your eyes from states of ain soph aur.
Pseudoku
Profile Joined March 2011
Canada1279 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-02-04 19:47:52
February 04 2014 19:40 GMT
#8729
How are you creating your Stock objects?
Logic fails because we are lazy.
Vorenius
Profile Blog Joined December 2010
Denmark1979 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-02-04 20:06:53
February 04 2014 20:03 GMT
#8730
On February 05 2014 03:40 Animzor wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 05 2014 03:21 ThatGuy wrote:
Of course, there could be a ton of other things happening here. Maybe you don't set the stock value on a newly created stock. Maybe you're using a copy constructor and another Stock with an empty Stock value. You'll either need to debug deeper or be more open with the question to actually isolate whether that block of code is indeed causing your issues.


Sorry, I didn't want to be an asshole and post too much code. Anyway, what I have is a Person class and a Stock class. Every Person includes an arraylist which can contain a bunch of items, like Stock. In the Stock class I have a method setStockValue that looks like this

+ Show Spoiler +
public void setStockValue(int price) {

this.price = price;
}


I assume that by changing the price in the Stock class, I am changing it permanently. But I can't think of another way to do it.

A small tip unrelated to your question:
+ Show Spoiler +

If your function sets the price, then name it setPrice.
If the price is actually the stock value, then rename that variable to stockValue or something similar.

Having a function called setStockValue that doesn't modify anything called stockValue is quite confusing


As for your problem, feel free to post more of your code. Where are you creating your stocks? When are you running your for-loop?
Animzor
Profile Joined March 2011
Sweden2154 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-02-04 22:36:46
February 04 2014 22:35 GMT
#8731
On February 05 2014 05:03 Vorenius wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 05 2014 03:40 Animzor wrote:
On February 05 2014 03:21 ThatGuy wrote:
Of course, there could be a ton of other things happening here. Maybe you don't set the stock value on a newly created stock. Maybe you're using a copy constructor and another Stock with an empty Stock value. You'll either need to debug deeper or be more open with the question to actually isolate whether that block of code is indeed causing your issues.


Sorry, I didn't want to be an asshole and post too much code. Anyway, what I have is a Person class and a Stock class. Every Person includes an arraylist which can contain a bunch of items, like Stock. In the Stock class I have a method setStockValue that looks like this

+ Show Spoiler +
public void setStockValue(int price) {

this.price = price;
}


I assume that by changing the price in the Stock class, I am changing it permanently. But I can't think of another way to do it.

A small tip unrelated to your question:
+ Show Spoiler +

If your function sets the price, then name it setPrice.
If the price is actually the stock value, then rename that variable to stockValue or something similar.

Having a function called setStockValue that doesn't modify anything called stockValue is quite confusing


As for your problem, feel free to post more of your code. Where are you creating your stocks? When are you running your for-loop?


Alright, here's some more code, it's very messy. Kind of embarrassing to post really. Thanks for the help guys.

create stock method:
+ Show Spoiler +
private void addStock() {

System.out.println("Enter name of stock entry: ");

String stockName = keyboard.nextLine();

System.out.println("Enter amount: ");

int stockAmount = keyboard.nextInt();

keyboard.nextLine();

System.out.println("Enter price: ");

int stockPrice = keyboard.nextInt();

keyboard.nextLine();

Stock newStock = new Stock(stockName, stockAmount, stockPrice);

System.out.println("Enter name of owner: ");

String owner = keyboard.nextLine();

for(Person personEntry : personList) {
if(personEntry.name.equals(owner)) {
personEntry.belongings.add(newStock);

}

}
}


Person class where for-loop is run
+ Show Spoiler +
import java.util.ArrayList;


public class Person{

public String name;
public String items;

public ArrayList<Item> belongings = new ArrayList<Item>();

public Person(String name){

this.name = name;
}

public String getName(){
return name;

}

public ArrayList<Item> getBelongings() {
return belongings;
}

public void setStockCrash() {


for(Item thisItem : belongings){
if(thisItem instanceof Stock){
((Stock) thisItem).setStockPrice(0);
}
}
}

public void addItem(Person owner, Item newItem){

owner.belongings.add(newItem);
}

public String toString() {
return "Name: " + name;
}
}


Stock class
+ Show Spoiler +

public class Stock extends Item {

protected int amount;
protected int price;

public Stock(String type, int amount, int price){
super(type);


this.amount = amount;
}


public int getAmount() {
return amount;
}

public int getStockValue() {
return amount * price ;

}

public int getPrice() {
return price ;

}


public void setStockPrice(int price) {

this.price = price;
}

public String toString(){
return "type: " + type + "amount: " + amount + "price: " + price;
}

}
wozzot
Profile Joined July 2012
United States1227 Posts
February 05 2014 00:33 GMT
#8732
I've been doing problems on HackerRank during the past couple of days and it is sheer hell. Made me realize how narrow my limitations are right now.

Seriously, the 1/x + 1/y = 1/N! problem is listed as Easy, can't figure out how to code it even after searching for the solution.
Also, I need to learn to use sorting algorithms other than insertion sort
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berated-
Profile Blog Joined February 2007
United States1134 Posts
February 05 2014 02:14 GMT
#8733
On February 05 2014 07:35 Animzor wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 05 2014 05:03 Vorenius wrote:
On February 05 2014 03:40 Animzor wrote:
On February 05 2014 03:21 ThatGuy wrote:
Of course, there could be a ton of other things happening here. Maybe you don't set the stock value on a newly created stock. Maybe you're using a copy constructor and another Stock with an empty Stock value. You'll either need to debug deeper or be more open with the question to actually isolate whether that block of code is indeed causing your issues.


Sorry, I didn't want to be an asshole and post too much code. Anyway, what I have is a Person class and a Stock class. Every Person includes an arraylist which can contain a bunch of items, like Stock. In the Stock class I have a method setStockValue that looks like this

+ Show Spoiler +
public void setStockValue(int price) {

this.price = price;
}


I assume that by changing the price in the Stock class, I am changing it permanently. But I can't think of another way to do it.

A small tip unrelated to your question:
+ Show Spoiler +

If your function sets the price, then name it setPrice.
If the price is actually the stock value, then rename that variable to stockValue or something similar.

Having a function called setStockValue that doesn't modify anything called stockValue is quite confusing


As for your problem, feel free to post more of your code. Where are you creating your stocks? When are you running your for-loop?


Alright, here's some more code, it's very messy. Kind of embarrassing to post really. Thanks for the help guys.

create stock method:
+ Show Spoiler +
private void addStock() {

System.out.println("Enter name of stock entry: ");

String stockName = keyboard.nextLine();

System.out.println("Enter amount: ");

int stockAmount = keyboard.nextInt();

keyboard.nextLine();

System.out.println("Enter price: ");

int stockPrice = keyboard.nextInt();

keyboard.nextLine();

Stock newStock = new Stock(stockName, stockAmount, stockPrice);

System.out.println("Enter name of owner: ");

String owner = keyboard.nextLine();

for(Person personEntry : personList) {
if(personEntry.name.equals(owner)) {
personEntry.belongings.add(newStock);

}

}
}


Person class where for-loop is run
+ Show Spoiler +
import java.util.ArrayList;


public class Person{

public String name;
public String items;

public ArrayList<Item> belongings = new ArrayList<Item>();

public Person(String name){

this.name = name;
}

public String getName(){
return name;

}

public ArrayList<Item> getBelongings() {
return belongings;
}

public void setStockCrash() {


for(Item thisItem : belongings){
if(thisItem instanceof Stock){
((Stock) thisItem).setStockPrice(0);
}
}
}

public void addItem(Person owner, Item newItem){

owner.belongings.add(newItem);
}

public String toString() {
return "Name: " + name;
}
}


Stock class
+ Show Spoiler +

public class Stock extends Item {

protected int amount;
protected int price;

public Stock(String type, int amount, int price){
super(type);


this.amount = amount;
}


public int getAmount() {
return amount;
}

public int getStockValue() {
return amount * price ;

}

public int getPrice() {
return price ;

}


public void setStockPrice(int price) {

this.price = price;
}

public String toString(){
return "type: " + type + "amount: " + amount + "price: " + price;
}

}


The default value of int is 0, it isn't overriding it, it's never getting set. Check your constructor in Stock.
WarSame
Profile Blog Joined February 2010
Canada1950 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-02-05 02:37:33
February 05 2014 02:37 GMT
#8734
On Ubuntu one of the recent updates apparently messed up gcc(or I may have messed it up when I was trying to get an old version of gcc for something that required it). I am trying to compile and link together a skeleton assembly file. I can compile all the files with gcc no problem. However, when I go to link them together into an executable it complains that it "Cannot find crt1.o". Looking online suggests that this was moved in a recent update, and gcc doesn't know where it is.

The 2 suggestions I saw were this workaround which doesn't work for me and this one which I don't trust.

So I would like some advice on how to handle this. So far I have tried the first workaround, and have also tried reinstalling gcc(which states all 11 were unchanged) using the command sudo apt-get install gcc. If anyone can give me advice on what else would be worth trying I would appreciate it. Alternatively, I may move to using g++ in order to compile/link the files, but this is partly for an assignment due in a week so I'd rather not have to do that. Thank you for reading.
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sluggaslamoo
Profile Blog Joined November 2009
Australia4494 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-02-05 05:26:39
February 05 2014 05:14 GMT
#8735
On February 05 2014 05:03 Vorenius wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 05 2014 03:40 Animzor wrote:
On February 05 2014 03:21 ThatGuy wrote:
Of course, there could be a ton of other things happening here. Maybe you don't set the stock value on a newly created stock. Maybe you're using a copy constructor and another Stock with an empty Stock value. You'll either need to debug deeper or be more open with the question to actually isolate whether that block of code is indeed causing your issues.


Sorry, I didn't want to be an asshole and post too much code. Anyway, what I have is a Person class and a Stock class. Every Person includes an arraylist which can contain a bunch of items, like Stock. In the Stock class I have a method setStockValue that looks like this

+ Show Spoiler +
public void setStockValue(int price) {

this.price = price;
}


I assume that by changing the price in the Stock class, I am changing it permanently. But I can't think of another way to do it.

A small tip unrelated to your question:
+ Show Spoiler +

If your function sets the price, then name it setPrice.
If the price is actually the stock value, then rename that variable to stockValue or something similar.

Having a function called setStockValue that doesn't modify anything called stockValue is quite confusing


As for your problem, feel free to post more of your code. Where are you creating your stocks? When are you running your for-loop?


I disagree. Programs should model the Business Rules, in this case it is more correct this way.

In the future the prices may change but the stock values may be slightly different (or vice-versa), but in the end we want the list of stock prices not values (or vice-versa). However stock price may mostly rely on the value given, so the stock price right now would be the value of the stock, but maybe not later.

From a maintenance and design perspective the way he has done it is actually better. Although there still could be some improvement, so it is not as side-effect prone.

Be careful not to carpet bomb your's and other's code with conventions purely for the sake of convention. Every convention has a context, be aware of the context, in many contexts you would be correct, but not in this one. I see it all the time in this thread.

When you model the business rules with your logic, the code is much easier to maintain, than faux clean code because you followed all the conventions. The latter will cause all sorts of headaches for you when your client decides he wants some "simple changes". When your code aligns with the business rules, the clients suggestions become much simpler to understand and implement.
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Animzor
Profile Joined March 2011
Sweden2154 Posts
February 05 2014 06:49 GMT
#8736
On February 05 2014 11:14 berated- wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 05 2014 07:35 Animzor wrote:
On February 05 2014 05:03 Vorenius wrote:
On February 05 2014 03:40 Animzor wrote:
On February 05 2014 03:21 ThatGuy wrote:
Of course, there could be a ton of other things happening here. Maybe you don't set the stock value on a newly created stock. Maybe you're using a copy constructor and another Stock with an empty Stock value. You'll either need to debug deeper or be more open with the question to actually isolate whether that block of code is indeed causing your issues.


Sorry, I didn't want to be an asshole and post too much code. Anyway, what I have is a Person class and a Stock class. Every Person includes an arraylist which can contain a bunch of items, like Stock. In the Stock class I have a method setStockValue that looks like this

+ Show Spoiler +
public void setStockValue(int price) {

this.price = price;
}


I assume that by changing the price in the Stock class, I am changing it permanently. But I can't think of another way to do it.

A small tip unrelated to your question:
+ Show Spoiler +

If your function sets the price, then name it setPrice.
If the price is actually the stock value, then rename that variable to stockValue or something similar.

Having a function called setStockValue that doesn't modify anything called stockValue is quite confusing


As for your problem, feel free to post more of your code. Where are you creating your stocks? When are you running your for-loop?


Alright, here's some more code, it's very messy. Kind of embarrassing to post really. Thanks for the help guys.

create stock method:
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private void addStock() {

System.out.println("Enter name of stock entry: ");

String stockName = keyboard.nextLine();

System.out.println("Enter amount: ");

int stockAmount = keyboard.nextInt();

keyboard.nextLine();

System.out.println("Enter price: ");

int stockPrice = keyboard.nextInt();

keyboard.nextLine();

Stock newStock = new Stock(stockName, stockAmount, stockPrice);

System.out.println("Enter name of owner: ");

String owner = keyboard.nextLine();

for(Person personEntry : personList) {
if(personEntry.name.equals(owner)) {
personEntry.belongings.add(newStock);

}

}
}


Person class where for-loop is run
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import java.util.ArrayList;


public class Person{

public String name;
public String items;

public ArrayList<Item> belongings = new ArrayList<Item>();

public Person(String name){

this.name = name;
}

public String getName(){
return name;

}

public ArrayList<Item> getBelongings() {
return belongings;
}

public void setStockCrash() {


for(Item thisItem : belongings){
if(thisItem instanceof Stock){
((Stock) thisItem).setStockPrice(0);
}
}
}

public void addItem(Person owner, Item newItem){

owner.belongings.add(newItem);
}

public String toString() {
return "Name: " + name;
}
}


Stock class
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public class Stock extends Item {

protected int amount;
protected int price;

public Stock(String type, int amount, int price){
super(type);


this.amount = amount;
}


public int getAmount() {
return amount;
}

public int getStockValue() {
return amount * price ;

}

public int getPrice() {
return price ;

}


public void setStockPrice(int price) {

this.price = price;
}

public String toString(){
return "type: " + type + "amount: " + amount + "price: " + price;
}

}


The default value of int is 0, it isn't overriding it, it's never getting set. Check your constructor in Stock.


That's... very odd, not sure how that happened. Thanks.
icystorage
Profile Blog Joined November 2008
Jollibee19350 Posts
February 05 2014 07:14 GMT
#8737
in the future, what do you guys think of a stay-home programmer dad? like just do freelance or similar-work in the house?
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nunez
Profile Blog Joined February 2011
Norway4003 Posts
February 05 2014 08:27 GMT
#8738
On February 05 2014 16:14 icystorage wrote:
in the future, what do you guys think of a stay-home programmer dad? like just do freelance or similar-work in the house?

almost as cool as stay-home progamer dad.
conspired against by a confederacy of dunces.
WolfintheSheep
Profile Joined June 2011
Canada14127 Posts
February 05 2014 09:02 GMT
#8739
On February 05 2014 16:14 icystorage wrote:
in the future, what do you guys think of a stay-home programmer dad? like just do freelance or similar-work in the house?

Far more viable for positions like Web Designers or UI Designers, where you create something to a client's liking and then hand it over 100%.

The more you become involved in software or other back-end development, the more your role involves maintenance and upkeep, which inevitably leads to demand for physical presence.

Like all careers, though, anything's possible if there's a demand, and if you sell yourself properly.
Average means I'm better than half of you.
icystorage
Profile Blog Joined November 2008
Jollibee19350 Posts
February 05 2014 09:10 GMT
#8740
well i have a friend (single) who is currently working at home and is like being out-sourced. he just collaborates with the other programmers (i dont know if all of them are out-sourced). but i find it very hard to work with especially if you have time constraints.
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