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well some things doesn't come with logic, and finding a solution wouldn't stress me out , you seek out for information and finally you find out how to do it, even if you didn't you just leave it. either you can do it or cant whats the stress ? but you can feel the stress when you are in a dangerous situation THAT'S stress , not sitting in a chair and looking for solution
there is a always solution for logical things! thats why we call it logic right ?
Stress can come from the pressure of losing your job(if you're getting paid to program).Quote:
Originally Posted by Pc Monk
You get paid to program?
Programming is a job? o.O
if you are a programmer and you are getting paid only from 1 company , that's wrong , programmers usually take projects from different company (like me) , so for me if i loose 1 because i didn't had enough information not a big deal,beside i always try to findout the best solution ,no stress then ! :D:D
No, not at all, really. When coming up with a novel solution to a problem what we do is anything but logical. It's not some plodding rational process. One moment you don't 'get it', and the next moment you do. You shift from one frame of reference where the problem doesn't appear clear, then your frame of reference shifts and you see a solution to the problem. There's no logical sequence of steps from one to the other. At best there is a series of frame shifts so that you can see steps along the way, but it is almost never reasoning out from first principles and seeing where it leads you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pc Monk
In my case, the problem was to come up with a way to translate a problem that was fairly simple in practice, into program logic. The problem was that I was too hooked on what was real and what wasn't. The solution involved adding an utterly abstract concept into the design to form a model that was based partially on real-world constructs and partially on a rather fanciful, abstract, construct. I could then perform changes against the model, then test the resulting model for validity, and if it passed, the real-world parts were translated back into database reality, while the abstract parts were discarded. Without the abstract parts, the model was impossibly complicated. With the abstract parts, the model is elegant, but it took me a long time to realize that the non-real parts were the keys to the design. Trying to solve the problem prior to that realization was immensly stressful. I knew there had to be a solution (it was a model for real world activity, after all), I knew that many teams had failed to find an answer, and I knew that the answer I had wasn't right, but I also felt that I'd not be happy without finding the answer. That's all you really need for stress.
Ohh buddy I wish!Quote:
Originally Posted by szlamany
You gotta pay for that upcoming delivery though - time for a night job!!
You won't be sleeping during the night anyway in 8 months!
I would love to get my foot into the programming world, where I can just do some projects at night and keep my regular 8-5 job, I just have no idea where to start.Quote:
Originally Posted by szlamany
Try making Android java apps that you can sell on the Google Play Market. The more apps you sell the more money you make. ;)
That's pretty much been the consensus, don't get paid to do VB.net, get paid to do java/c++
And you are self employed. You create your own hours and sell whatever apps youve made.
@shaggy : well when there is a case like that 'too many teams failed' that's stressful. but usually its not like that!
if you are a programmer and you are not making money out of it , well then why you do programing in the first place!? vb.net,java,c++,html,php doesn't matter which one you know,you can make money easily with them , when i was a vb programmer everyone would come out to me and saying "dude vb.net its easy ,you drag the button and u drop it and Done you have a program" i told them i can make money out of it, doesn't matter if its easy or not
what is the difference between imagination and dream ? in dream you actualy feeling it but in your imagination its only the picture not the feeling !
And what's the deal with ash treys on an airplane? Do people still use them?
I went away, and now I don't remember what the point was. In any case, I started programming as a hobby. Just a mental exercise. It became a job, but is still a hobby. Why not program just for the fun of it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pc Monk
I don't even know if that's relevant, but at least it keeps the posts going.
Where else would you put your gum?Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
CyberSurfer's thread has brought out my inner Cyberman!
Check out the windows in the background!
Attachment 100453
They look like....windows!
I just upgraded!
Good.
I'm glad to see they're not Linux, you would've never found the documentation on how to install them into the frame.
I'm glad to see that I have no idea what you are talking about, unless perhaps it is that strange picture posted by Witis that had some buildings in the background that appeared to have perfectly ordinary windows in them. For some reason, Witis directed our attention to them. Perhaps he's really into architecture? They just look like old frame windows, to me.
Me too!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
Would they even be in English???Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
i was gonna ask this "is there anyway possible to get a better signal from a wireless modem beside changing the place , tired of this Downlink : 64-QAM [CTC] 3/4 i swear imma kill someone soon" now i'm asking this : did anyone try to put an inside modem outside in like 40 Celsius .. a black one ... and if you did .. is it still working or you saw some smoke coming out of it after a while being in hot places:D
Black modems overheat all the time!!!
Attachment 100599Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
Nah, it's scientific!
and why is a white boy calling me a racist??
If you put it outside, you'd have to protect it from the elements, so you can probably protect it from sun, too. My modem is inside and has run above 30 C. I guess I've never gotten to 40 C, though. That might be a bit warm. You should be able to find specs on them, though.
i had it to 50C today ... guess imma think of something like an umbrella for it cause that modem cost me $200 :eek:
I'd go with more than an umbrella. What is the ambient temperature?
Official temperature measurements are made in very specific containers because temperature can vary so much from place to place. I'd be following a similar design for something like this: A wooden box with louvered ports making up all four walls. The louvers are there to allow free flow of air through the box while keeping rain out. You may want to be even more cautious about rain. Second, it would be ideal if the box was not located over pavement or against a wall either of which get direct sunlight, as they will both heat up and reflect heat back into the box. The best location would be on the north side of a structure (assuming you are in the northern hemisphere) situated above vegetation (or IN vegetation). The second best location would be situated above dirt. The worst would be situated above any flat, metal or stone-like substance. You might also consider making the box with a double roof with an open air gap between the two. The sun would heat the upper roof, and the lower roof would be protected.
I've actually done something like this for the transceiver of an outdoor thermometer at my house. The box, in my case, is situated over concrete, but it is concrete in a location where it never gets sun at any time of day throughout the year thanks to shadowing by the house and garage.
well its near summer so its like 37C sometimes can be down to 30C and the funny thing is the modem is in the worst place as you explained, near the wall and between two white bar, when the sun is rising the modem is shining :D.. but your idea of how to protect it is nice , since i dont have any garage i have to order it . maybe i add a fan too
New modem already? What is the the acceleration like??
Oranges.Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
Or bananas. I'm not quite sure. POST RACE!Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
Kiwifruit perhaps?
Ahhhh... that's got to be it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
That's totally disturbing.
distressing, not to forget discouraging and dismaying!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Up to how long this can go... ?
You cannot stop the Cybermen!Quote:
Originally Posted by ADQUSIT
It can go long time.
Hmmm. What dataType would be used for this?
A random upgradeable one!Quote:
Originally Posted by ADQUSIT
Too right, it's the Post Race!Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7YhgSAklas
Does this DataType available in all RDBMSs? :confused:Quote:
A random upgradeable one!
A BLOB.
This is very interesting. I tried to type BLOB a couple times, and it looked fine in the textbox, but BLOB was converted to lower case when it posted. Eventually, I added the word large before BLOB, and it left it uppercase. A BLOB doesn't work, but A large BLOB does. Then I edited again to remove the word large, and it still worked.
A BLOB
Just had to try it again. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
Are you drinking already? ;)
I thought it was worse than that the first few time I tried it. I typed it. It came out wrong. I edited it. It came out wrong. I edited it again. It came out wrong. I checked the mushrooms. They came out fine. It was pretty freaky.
A blob?
Edit -
:O
what?!
Abcdefg
[edit] What the heck is doing this? [/edit]
ABCDEFG
[edit2] only first line?? [/edit]
I just did a test in the FORUM TEST area - seems all uppercase postings are altered to be PROPER CASE-ish - first letter left uppercase - rest of post lowercased.
Putting just a single lowercase letter must cause this algorithm to not fire.
Interesting...
Ha! And they called me crazy!
Crazy!!
[edit] puncuation doesn't change the algorithm [/edit]
Must be designed to stop "SHOUTING" - or simply for people who have keyboards locked in UPPERCASE
Loud noises!
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It's just not the same without the uppercases.
Waddya mean "LOUD NOISES"?
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