Chapter 4 of Kernighan & Pike's "The Practice of Programming" has a good treatment of designing interfaces. Jeff, I'm glad I'm glad some one else thinks the second edition of Meyer's book isn't as good as the first. At least I don't think it is - I've never managed to finish...
For me another HIGH priority feature is moving the damn taskbar or making it thinner. When I do art or programming I always move it to the left side with a simple powershell script that I doubleclick on desktop. Removing this functionality literally destroys my workflo...
AldoNaletto (7 kyu) 2 years ago 1 edit The random tests are failing with big numbers, about 10 decimal digits: the verification algorithm fails and expects one more bit 1 than actually exists Samupabs (7 kyu) 2 years ago Issue This comment has been hidden. itsAdiz (4 kyu) 2 years...
a very poorly written kata if the instructions were clear one would have no issues solving it this is more about deciphering poor instructions rather than programming shame you allow such rubbish on the platform Raxxillion (4 kyu) 5 years ago The sample tests should have more samples. It is...
63 – Brexit shell-shock Posted on8 July 2016bysebly In this rare political episode, Seb and Iain mourn the impending loss of their European Union citizenship. And also touch upon the Unity3D profiler and capacitive touch sensors. But mostly just sulk. Normal service will return next week. ...
From your post Device id on board is detected and is different from one on programming file you choose for programming. I see you are using Linux, this is better choice but has some caveat need be addressed for. Are required library ok? Try...
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So, I can't pass the fixed tests (and only the fixed tests, I passed on everything else) in the full suite. The only error I get is this: Expected: equal to "" Actual: " Even after implementing this line right before returning: ...