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Seven Segment Display in JavaScript(codedrome.com)
1 points by codedrome 7y ago|0 comments
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by codedrome 7y ago
Anybody interested in astronomy will be familiar with Arabic science and mathematics during what in Europe was the Dark Ages, for example many star names are Arabic, but for most people in the west it is completely unknown.
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by codedrome 7y ago
Strangely, I don't know! Everyone I know might be regular Twitter users but I don't think I have ever discussed it with anyone. I have never told anyone I know that I use Twitter, and vice versa. I hadn't thought about it bef
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by codedrome 7y ago
I agree with gus_massa about Python as it is probably the simplest mainstream language but in recent years has moved way beyond being a toy/educational language to major commercial use. Try building something "real" like a si
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Exporting PostgreSQL Data to Excel with Python(codedrome.com)
2 points by codedrome 7y ago|0 comments
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Exploring Matrices in Python(codedrome.com)
2 points by codedrome 7y ago|0 comments
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Martian Gravity: An Exploration in Python(codedrome.com)
2 points by codedrome 7y ago|0 comments
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Polar Plots in Python(codedrome.com)
1 points by codedrome 7y ago|0 comments
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by codedrome 7y ago
I've got a book called Building Django 2.0 We Applications published by Packt. It consists of several different complete solutions, the first and main one being a simple IMDB type site.
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Creating a PostgreSQL Database in Python(codedrome.com)
1 points by codedrome 7y ago|0 comments
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Exploring the Visible Spectrum in Python(codedrome.com)
56 points by codedrome 7y ago|24 comments
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by codedrome 7y ago
I think the controversy and confusion about functional programming stems from the difference between procedural and OOP programming. The switch from procedural to OOP which occurred in the 1990s was basically all or nothing - with the langu
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by codedrome 7y ago
That is a very clear and concise description, with obvious applications to algorithms. It might also be worth adding logarithmic plots, for example plotting data on an equally spaced scale of 1, 10, 100, 1000 etc. Also some units are logari
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by codedrome 7y ago
I got the impression that whoever posted this originally created it as a sort of puzzle or mathematics test, or to illustrate varying precedence over time. I doubt if anybody is still alive from the time when BODMAS/PEMDAS wasn't
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by codedrome 7y ago
In UK schools we are taught BODMAS: Brackets Of (as in "to the power of") Divide and Multiply Add and Subtract In the US they say PEMDAS (P and E being parentheses and exponent respectively). No doubt other countries use something
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Pearson Correlation in Python(codedrome.com)
1 points by codedrome 7y ago|0 comments
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Estimating Pi in Python(codedrome.com)
3 points by codedrome 7y ago|0 comments
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by codedrome 7y ago
It says "The red dots indicate photographs taken by tourists, while the blue dots show images taken by local residents" but what is the orange?
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by codedrome 7y ago
Unlike many pieces of software the shortcomings of JavaScript frameworks are obvious and numerous. Frankly they aren't very good. Large numbers of people using them are going to think "I could do better myself" and some of th
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by codedrome 7y ago
I think the most likely explanation is that they never thought of it. Are there official routes designated by local/state/federal government? If so maybe you could contact the relevant authority and ask them to ask Google to add t
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by codedrome 7y ago
I assume you are referring to audiobooks? Definitely reading as it enables you to go at your own pace, skip back a few words if you didn't catch a meaning, or stop and stare out of the window for a few seconds. Also the reader of an au
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by codedrome 7y ago
A slightly amusing side effect is that the app shows you as having -1 followers and following -1 people.
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by codedrome 7y ago
Thanks, I'll copy this to my tablet so I can carry it around with me. Looking forward to being impressed (hopefully) that it is still relevant today.
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by codedrome 7y ago
That's a good point; the use cases for this are rare and specialized. If you have written software in C with a database backend which is to be distributed to third parties you'll need to provide a setup program which not only inst
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Creating a PostgreSQL Database in C(codedrome.com)
2 points by codedrome 7y ago|3 comments