I've seen some legacy code where button background color is used as a flag in code. As in if button background is green, execute x, and if yellow, execute y and so on.

Writing unit tests is a good way to both learn the language and get familiar with the code.

If there are unit tests already written, you could take a look at those and add some more (there is no such thing as too many unit tests).

If they don't do unit tests, you could show initiative.

*hisses from the far dark corner of the room*

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I think people are starting to realise that a CS degree doesn't mean much. It only shows your ability to learn and finish tasks.
I got a CS degree just to please my parents. Nothing in my life has changed.

Mine

I like to go to a shooting range from time to time. It does the trick for me.

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Well, Internal Server Error is usualy reserved for unhandled exceptions and should be returned by server/api and not your code. And as far as I know, it's okay to return a 200 with an error body if the frontend can handle it. It's like returning Not Found when your search query didn't find anything. It can be confusing. Then you start wondering if the Not Found was returned because you have a bad api route or did your search didn't find anything. At least that's the way I see it.

Peace gives me coding

I have two of those :D

@hugh-mungus it's kinda complicated to stop using facebook, because there usualy is a big information flow though it. It has been deeply embedded into the community through the years.

Hold on, the 'oh no, it's a repost!' comments are comming!!! :D

Actually, a nice song. Didn't expect that :D

@irene MAD! @irene SMASH! :D

I'm glad we have sitdown meetings now :D there's a problem tho. Sitdown meetings usually take longer because you are seated comfortably...

@intromatt please. Don't make it into one of those conversations.

@Charmesal someone done that to me once. Taught me me to lock my laptop :D

If you're a dev, I assume that you're smart. You just have to find a person who is as smart as you. And not necessarily in the same field. At least that worked for me. I think that people can't be together properly if they are not on a similar intellectual level. That's just how i see it.

@CoffeeNcode why would the female version be different tho? :D

@vidilux so is mine. Because you should handle exceptions...

You are a developer because you can searchEngine better than others.

Boy, you should handle it betted :D

If you used a browser that invades your privacy, you could sync them and restore on another pc :D

@catalinnp it would be a good idea, but the coloration of the sample is usually not perfect and everything is just different shades of purple. Moreover, usually the same thing is not colored in the same shade. Here's a partial image of the sample. The pale round thingies are erythrocytes, the deeper purple things with spots is something else. And there also is a thryponosome (the worm thingie ^^). As you can see, not all erythrocytes are the same pale purple. Some are deep purple like the other thingies, so i can't only rely only on color.

@catalinnp Fuck. I just wrote a big ass comment and the app crashed. It started doing so lately.

Welcome, @the-dawn. I am Aedath, I also am a c# addict.

I also feel an increasing amount of rants about people ranting about bad os'es :D

@RememberMe Will do! :D

@RememberMe sure, training a net is heavy shit, but i kinda have to do it only once ( it might take a few days ) and after that i will only have to recreate the net from the best set, which will take no time. And i somehow think that it wouldn't be as power heavy later on. But, as i said, i'll give template matching a try first. After that, i'll try the neural net and compare them. I guess it'll be the only way to really know :D

On the other hand i'm starting to see the data problem in training the net. I might not have a big enough dataset of annotated images...