@C0D4 ahahah 😂😂😂

@C0D4 Yeah I think it's in the python docs! It's officially supported! You just have to get rid of the itertools stuff and osme other minor!

@C0D4 You can automatically port it to Python 3 and fix the remaining errors. The unit tests should care of the porting errors :) (I'm over simplifying I know 😂)

That's actually cool!

@monkeyboy Well, one thing is tdd the other is writing sensible tests. I can't truly trust my code if I don't have unit tests that covers the most reasonable scenarios. When something breaks I know where to start looking :)

It's not always like that, when it's not I just write another test that covers this failure :)

@theuser If it's used there and only there yes, 100%. If it's used in other different places with a varying number of patterns (rows/cols) then the first one wins :)

Those curly brackets gave me brain cancer though

The bits and pieces that I can I rewrite them from scratch, the others I just use adapters/bridges to the older API

Please tell me that the code is

bool Y;
if (X == true)
Y = true
else if (X != true)
Y = !true

@sunfishcc the name is too long, I could almost understand it. Try

int _ = 4;

What's wrong with:

int numberOfDecimals = 4;

Or even

var numberOfDecimals = 4;

But defo not using var with the type specifier in the name 😂

Non JS here, I need Captain Obvious!

s[0].upper() + s[1:]

This you don't change the capitalization of the other letters! otherwise

s[0].upper() + str(s[1:]).lower()

This is only pseudo code it's probably non-legal python!

@bahua it's on my plans, I have some cards I think I can play, though realistically with a low success rate I think, but I'd still have to try. If that doesn't work I'll look at some jobs in the US. Friends of mine live in Houston, TX, that's probably a starting point. I don't know what's the firms' policy there though, as in, do they not favour local resources? I'd need a VISA, which complicates things!

In Europe the only acceptable place for me is Spain, but they don't offer many opportunities in my field. Alternatively I'll try to go back where I'm from (Italy) and see if I find some trade off.

Last resort: go into Javascript Dev and look for a remote job!

Thanks for asking :)

@bahua exactly! I guess my morale depends too much on people! Besides, I *hate* British people, their accent especially 😂

@PoliteRanter69 I'm a quant Dev, in London. The thing is, London is great ok? But it's got too many people, and commute it's at least 1.30-2h per day! And it's always cold and grey, which for me makes 80% of my day!

It's probably because I'm doing my dream job in a city that I 100% dislike.

I basically ended up living for my job, which is not stressful as I *really* enjoy my job, but I rarely do something not work related!

So, for me, 18-25 best almost-decade.

@Agred Oopsie! That "once again" shouldn't be there 😂

True, but it should have given you a structured mindset that, along with experience on the field, it will help you solve real world problems :)

@p100sch Well, also the OP name require no imagination to figure out 😂

@asgs To me it looks like a terrible mistake

@Agred That makes sense :)

How did you get the dark theme? I don't seem to have this option in Play Console!

@blockchaintacos as @Fast-Nop already said. The problem is that the room would be 25$ in 3, meaning 8+1/3 each. Now, they're just leaving 2$ tip, which makes exactly 9$ each. It makes it confusing because that 1$ comes from the 1/3*3 that they had paid implicitly!

Also, dividing by 0 makes you achieve every possible results on the rhs :) like Latin said: ex falso sequitur quodlibet - from false premises it can follow everything (as in, being able to divide by 0 is the false assumption!)

Sorry for the cap obvious part 😂

@xzvf Totally agree. Especially GCC8, or Clang4 they are very esplicative!

@electrineer now you mention a good, free C++ IDE for a Linux box :)

Don't say it, VIM it's not an IDE, and it's not any better than Eclipse!

Where's the hidden message? You mean the C-tutorial-like code?

You forgot: and HTML developer are now software developer!

@soumik-dev wild guess / cap obvious: Duck Duck Go, as in "Google no steal ma data"

@620hun static data in form of a table is perfect, 3d surface plot not really :)

But the real problem us: why do you even use Excel? It's just a big mistake, if not for data visualization 😂