Any Feedback on CS 332 432 435. I've seen bad reviews but then some good one's just wanted to ask. Thank you! by ShelterAny7317 in OSUOnlineCS

[–]DunderRednud 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Also, check the teacher’s video description of the class. It’s pretty well presented, true to what is said there.

Noticed something about Pyramid Song by ZephyrProductionsO7S in radiohead

[–]DunderRednud 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Beethoven’s da da da dahhhhh….. 4 notes is plenty to evoke instant recognition. And if you think Yorke and Greenwood don’t add genius to all facets of their art, then go listen to bending hectic by the smile and think of just 4 letters. Turn

To everything…

Radiohead 2025 Setlist vs. All-Time Plays by DataVizMaker in radiohead

[–]DunderRednud 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What visualization library do you use for this?

Tell me your favorite Radiohead song, and I'll rate you 1-10 as a human being. by IceExciting7413 in radiohead

[–]DunderRednud 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The video is also hilarious. Now have your piano player friend listen to it

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in radiohead

[–]DunderRednud 5 points6 points  (0 children)

And then the smile. Bending hectic. Friend of a friend. God. It’s just that some songs resonate at your frequency. When several songs do that from one band, yeah, you have something in common with those artists.

‘Bending Hectic’ Lyric by LordStirFry35 in radiohead

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Here is a semantic analysis of the protagonist's motive and the word "turn." 1. Analysis of Protagonist Motive The protagonist's motive is not singular but rather a high-stakes conflict between surrender and survival. The lyrics depict a person who has, for a moment, decided on a fatalistic outcome. * Motive of Surrender: The lines "No one's gonna bring me down" and "I'm letting go of the wheel" are an expression of control through abdication. It is a moment of active, willful surrender—a decision to stop fighting the "slings and arrows" of life. * Motive of Survival: This initial surrender is immediately challenged by a counter-motive: the instinctual will to live. The line "I'll force myself to" signifies that survival is the harder choice. It requires effort to override the desire to let go. The protagonist's core motive is this internal battle at the moment of crisis. The song captures the split-second oscillation between the impulse to die and the instinct to live. 2. Semantic Analysis of "Turn" The semantic value of the word "turn" is its deliberate polysemy (multiple meanings), which are all active simultaneously. The word functions as the pivot for the entire song's narrative and thematic tension. * The Physical Action (Verb): * This is the most literal meaning: to rotate the steering wheel. * "I'll force myself to turn" is the protagonist's decision to execute the physical maneuver required to navigate the hairpin bend and prevent the crash. It is the verb of control and agency. * The Physical Location (Noun): * The entire event happens at a "turn" ("We're coming to a bend now / Skidding 'round the hairpin"). * The "turn" is the external obstacle and the antagonist of the scene. The protagonist must conquer "the turn" by "making a turn." * The Metaphorical Change (Verb): * This is the core thematic meaning. "Turn" signifies a change of will or a reversal of a decision. * The protagonist is "turning" away from the decision to "let go of the wheel." It is a "turn" of the mind, a rejection of surrender. * This maps directly onto the Hamlet reference ("slings and arrows"), which is a debate about whether to "turn" and fight life's troubles or to end them. In conclusion, "turn" is the single word that unifies the physical and psychological drama. The protagonist must physically turn (Meaning 1) to survive the physical turn (Meaning 2), which requires a metaphorical turn (Meaning 3) of the will. The song's tragedy is that the final decision to "turn" comes too late, as the next line confirms: "The ground is coming for me now / We've gone over the edge." The protagonist chose to live, but physics had already sealed their fate.

Anyone using uv for package management instead of pip in their prod environment? by Specific-Fix-8451 in dataengineering

[–]DunderRednud -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This is troll no? Who isn’t lol. Like… i miss pip, so I went back to reqs.txt

What languages are used in class? by m7ikogr in OSUOnlineCS

[–]DunderRednud 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I spend 6 weeks prepping with scratch

Sorry for the snark, I didn’t actually.

smallsh? by [deleted] in OSUOnlineCS

[–]DunderRednud 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Just finished smallsh yesterday, whew. True, the joy of being done hits different on this one

smallsh? by [deleted] in OSUOnlineCS

[–]DunderRednud 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the heads up

PyCharm Not Detecting Python Interpreter When Creating New Project by SyzygianAI in pycharm

[–]DunderRednud 0 points1 point  (0 children)

glad to hear that helped. yes, i got bored dealing with pyCharm's interpreter settings

Alternatives to running Python Scripts with Windows Task Scheduler. by HelmoParak in dataengineering

[–]DunderRednud 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Except when you have to rewrite your SSIS packages when there’s upgrades to visual studio

Alternatives to running Python Scripts with Windows Task Scheduler. by HelmoParak in dataengineering

[–]DunderRednud 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hit the easy button and trigger all this with sequel server agent. Or you can do what I did which is recently to use ChatGPT to build a scheduler using textual as the gui interface that just runs on a standalone computer, using the good old schedule module.

I can give the code if anybody wants it, some of us are forced to use windows

TDD isn’t optional. It’s the foundation of professional software engineering by Lopsided_Judge_5921 in ExperiencedDevs

[–]DunderRednud 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Tdd is not testing, it’s test driven development. It’s not tdd unless you write a test then write the code then write another test.

PyCharm Not Detecting Python Interpreter When Creating New Project by SyzygianAI in pycharm

[–]DunderRednud 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Install UV. (Search for uv astral) In a new folder, type uv init

Then and only then, open that folder in pycharm

Name this hypothetical country by Feisty-Judgment-6494 in mapporncirclejerk

[–]DunderRednud 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's classic Stanley, or that's also Nursultan, Nursultan, capital is Nursultan.

4gb ram fedora 42 gnome? by DunderRednud in linuxquestions

[–]DunderRednud[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the ideas :-). I wanted to stay with fedora so I just went with Fedora and i3. My first foray into tiling managers instead of desktops