@TimStone On the right subject this time, I saw the director interviewed on Charlie Rose, I think it was
He said there were at least three different accounts of the truth he drew from, and he took whichever perspectives made the story the most interesting :-)
So probably not 100% safe to believe the picture painted @Tim :-)
The movie makes a specific opinion about him through one of the characters, which I'm inclined to agree with to an extent, but I won't ruin it for you :P
@rchern and @YiJiang have been busy all day turning the chat into some sort of self-aware, mouseless lifeform using jQuery, so development all around. ;)
One issue @balpha, I sent a message and chat said it timed out, gave me the retry / cancel message. I had typed another message which I was going to send and clicking "retry" apparently canceled the message in the text box waiting to send
@TimStone Figured, see above. I blame the net connection :-)
I am trying to implement an array based tree where each node has a list of child nodes and I am getting an error that I need help fixing.
Error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassCastException: [Ljava.lang.Object; cannot be cast to [Lassign2Trees.ArrayTreeNode;
at assign2Trees.ArrayT...
Probably because, in your example there's no reason to even use each. Instead of:
$(".foo").each( function(idx, obj) {
$(obj).text("hi!");
)
Just use:
$(".foo").text("hi!");
Everything is automatically plural when dealing with jQuery sets.
I am running Python 2.6.5 on Mac OS X 10.6.4 (this is not the native version, I installed it myself) with Scipy 0.8.0. If I do the following:
>>> from scipy.stats import hypergeom
>>> hypergeom.sf(5,10,2,5)
I get an IndexError. Then I do:
>>> hypergeom.sf(2,10,2,2)
...
I'm using the following software stack on Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid LTS to
connect to a database:
python 2.6.5 (ubuntu package)
pyodbc git trunk commit eb545758079a743b2e809e2e219c8848bc6256b2
unixodbc 2.2.11 (ubuntu package)
freetds 0.82 (ubuntu package)
Windows with Microsoft SQL Server 2000 (8.0)
...
Has anyone had any luck with compiling 64-bit Python extension modules for Windows using mingw64?
I have successfully compiled the extension in question with VS2008 for this platform. I've also compiled it with mingw32 (with a 32-bit python). I would prefer both builds to use GCC.
I've install...
There's something beautiful and terrifying about the collaboration that takes place on SO and other similarly-inspired networks.
Could this power for used for awesome? I daydream that SO kicks into death march mode and undertakes the largest distributed development effort ever conceived in a se...
I am trying to implement an array based tree where each node has a list of child nodes and I am getting an error that I need help fixing.
Error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassCastException: [Ljava.lang.Object; cannot be cast to [Lassign2Trees.ArrayTreeNode;
at assign2Trees.ArrayT...
Probably because, in your example there's no reason to even use each. Instead of:
$(".foo").each( function(idx, obj) {
$(obj).text("hi!");
)
Just use:
$(".foo").text("hi!");
Everything is automatically plural when dealing with jQuery sets.
Has anyone had any luck with compiling 64-bit Python extension modules for Windows using mingw64?
I have successfully compiled the extension in question with VS2008 for this platform. I've also compiled it with mingw32 (with a 32-bit python). I would prefer both builds to use GCC.
I've install...
There's something beautiful and terrifying about the collaboration that takes place on SO and other similarly-inspired networks.
Could this power for used for awesome? I daydream that SO kicks into death march mode and undertakes the largest distributed development effort ever conceived in a se...
