@vane yeah right, you gotta spot the pessimist from the criticist

As always, things are not to be taken too literally. All this is saying is that most peole enjoy programming and have their hobby as a job, which is a good thing 😊 If this wasn't the case, there would be no (or fewer) open source. And I'm not sure if there is any other industry with such a big open source community as in software development

https://github.com/kvnmlr/...

For those interested, I'm doing a bit of pre-processing on the crawled commits, then a Tfidf vectorization without stemming and without stop word removal. Finally a random forrest classification on around 5000 data points (~1min)
Suggestions for improvement are welcome 😊

@gathurian Error message gives zero Google results and gives me a line number of an empty line ... nice

print("here")

@AlexDeLarge no doubt about that 😂

Dead code are statements that won't be reached in any execution of the program such as the body of an if (false) statement or code after the return statement. And I find IntelliJ showing this quite useful (e.g. when you have a bug in your if-condition) and the message is as clear as it has to be.

good one 😂

can relate

git != github

Usually the people who call it "argumented" reality

@mahaat I don't have much experience with InDesign (+ I don't have a license). My idea was to do it in Word but of course you could do more fancy designs with InDesign

@mahaat I think a journal should be written offline with pen & paper, so it should be a book. But there could also be an additional app or website where you can write your answers. And yes, it should be targetted towards programmers.

just curious, what is "1984-style journalism" and why is it relevant in 2018?

It's an Android bug, not devRant specific

Great idea, I'm in! Sent you a mail 😉

3. git out!

Maybe it inverts the >= operator to <. And null < 0 is false. Inverting it again gives null >= 0 to be true. Just a guess, don't know any JS.

Bouldering is very much like programming (problem solving, efficient algorithms, teamwork, ...). Maybe give it a try 😉

@nnmrts Thats one of the reasons why you should always have somebody else write the tests for your own code.

not quite a flashlight ... but an augmented reality app for HoloLens

thanks for the tips @afrometal

You always get some for free, they are mostly incredibly bad

True!

I just finished reading Hooked a week ago. Great book, very practical :)

@luper Well I like focus on a few things at a time, so, first study 24/7 then side projects 24/7. Will build a widget for axure that allows fast prototyping of chatbots and want to look into building something in Unity that learns how to climb walls through machine learning. Will see how it goes 😏

@Numinex It was red font on a blue-violet background ... what couldn't be bad about that 😂

love the comment at the bottom ("No, not nine")

my uni password must NOT be longer than 8 characters ... don't see the reason behind that 😌