EPTOn August 24 2017 03:58 emperorchampion wrote:
Looking to do a bit of GUI programming in python, any recommended frameworks?
Looking to do a bit of GUI programming in python, any recommended frameworks?
Pygame?
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Seems like a bit more than I need  On August 24 2017 13:55 Nesserev wrote: I've always used Tkinter. It's easy and portable (to a certain degree)... though it can be quite shitty if something goes wrong, or you don't know a certain thing or aren't aware of some obscure detail. Read this: http://effbot.org/tkinterbook/tkinter-index.htm I hate GUI programming. Yeah seems like this is the best option. I'm just looking to make a very simple interface for some tools I've developed (will just be boxes, and some fields to enter values). Thanks! | ||
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On the downside I no longer have free time :| | ||
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On August 29 2017 04:55 tofucake wrote: Good news! My new job is super awesome On the downside I no longer have free time :| What job do you have now?  | ||
TheEmulator
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Male Gigolo. | ||
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I've checked it many times and PostgreSQL 9.4 definitely has this function built-in... I've even added explicit typecasts to the trigger but it doesn't seem to help. Any ideas? I feel like I'm going in circles. Edit: Nevermind. The CI pipeline was setting up pgsql 9.4 but starting service for pgsql 9.2 for some reason. Several hours wasted... | ||
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The obvious solution is to modulo every number from 2 to the square root and if one of them returns a remainder of 0 it's not a prime. It struck me that maintaining a list of primes should be a lot faster, as then you can modulo the primes up to the square root quite quickly. Have I missed something obvious? Like say you're trying to get 10 million primes, I'd imagine the search time should be lower and lower comparatively but I could be wrong. | ||
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On August 30 2017 13:31 bo1b wrote: So I've been thinking about a basic algo problem that's probably handed out day one of most courses, namely being find the first x amount of primes. The obvious solution is to modulo every number from 2 to the square root and if one of them returns a remainder of 0 it's not a prime. It struck me that maintaining a list of primes should be a lot faster, as then you can modulo the primes up to the square root quite quickly. Have I missed something obvious? Like say you're trying to get 10 million primes, I'd imagine the search time should be lower and lower comparatively but I could be wrong. If you just want to check if a number is prime or not, you should google primality test. But if you want "the first 10000 primes" the method you want to use is Sieve of Eratosthenes There are also other sieve methods like atkins and sundaran but i don't know much about them, eratosthenes is the most famous one | ||
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https://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.3.0/libdoc/prime/rdoc/Prime.html It has some interesting concepts already included: EratosthenesGenerator TrialDivisionGenerator Generator23 Good thing about Ruby is that you can browse all source code for their classes (in C). | ||
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You can always check/post this on /r/cscareerquestions for more help, | ||
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Senior Dev at a Drupal agency. I was hired based on my technical knowledge of Symfony (what Drupal 8 is built on), PHP (what all the projects here are built on), DevOps, and generally being awesome. The main problem is that when I started I knew exactly 3 things about Drupal: 1. It's called Drupal 2. It's written in PHP 3. It's a pretty popular CMS So I've had to learn not only the basics of how to use Drupal, but also how to tear it apart and fix problems. I find the work fun, but it can get a little stressful having a looming deadline, a problem to solve, and literally no idea what the cause is. In fact, in my latest project I accidentally created a scripting language. Plus since I'm a senior I am also one of the people the other devs go to when they can't figure something out. And so far all of my projects have been Drupal 7, which is old school procedural code not built on an OOP framework, so my Symfony knowledge has been of limited use so far. At least they are paying pretty well. | ||
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On August 31 2017 05:50 TheEmulator wrote: It's apparently a really annoying process so good luck. Think you need an employer to sponsor you? I think so. Thanks. On August 31 2017 06:12 sabas123 wrote: AFAIK H1Bs are sponsored. You can always check/post this on /r/cscareerquestions for more help, Thanks. It looks interesting. Has anyone here got H-1B successfully? If yes, any experience they'd like to share? Edit: Have you got challenges from HackerRank and similar from employer? I had to do 4 exercises in 90 minutes and they were about algorithms... not enough time to think and implement properly.  | ||
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