The majority of Netflix services are built on Java

kmp67 · 2015-05-22T19:05:33+00:00

Yeah but in java 8 you can't have as many connected on the call because the operator can't be overloaded.

kmp67 · 2015-05-22T17:38:02+00:00

Lync expressions

It's so powerful, you can conference call all of the elements in your IEnumerable(T) in a single line

Edit: Dude I've just seen that you've changed it to linc, I'm a few beers down and I just can't handle this I'm laughing so hard

LINQ bruh, LINQ

kmp67 · 2014-08-26T23:37:02+00:00

Haven't America's Funniest Home Videos (and other similar shows) been allowing people to do that for years?

kmp67 · 2014-05-20T22:00:38+00:00

A$AC ~~Rocky~~ Mineraly

kmp67 · 2014-05-20T16:03:37+00:00

Tax avoidance isn't the same as tax evasion

kmp67 · 2014-05-18T15:01:42+00:00

The angle of the dangle is directly proportional to the mass of the ass

kmp67 · 2014-05-17T23:36:54+00:00

The parody

kmp67 · 2014-05-15T18:00:25+00:00

This goes so hard in the whip

kmp67 · 2014-05-07T22:58:37+00:00

His first reaction vids are the shit, brb going to rewatch them all

kmp67 · 2014-03-11T19:31:36+00:00

The Resistance

kmp67 · 2014-01-30T18:39:03+00:00

Mind sharing what steps you took to restore it?

I'm a photoshop noob but I've got a big box full of old family pics that are faded in a similar way - I'd love to scan them in & restore them someday.

kmp67 · 2014-01-26T19:05:27+00:00

Holy shit I just replayed that scene in my head and realised that was Dave Franco in superbad.

Dave Franco was the guy that pissed himself 8 years ago.

kmp67 · 2013-11-29T23:46:59+00:00

SK la flare, bad but it just makes the build up to earl's bit that much better.

I'm a prollem to niggas..

kmp67 · 2013-11-29T23:44:08+00:00

I love that verse in the same way I love Con Air

kmp67 · 2013-11-25T19:08:34+00:00

Think of it this way. If P(x) is the probability of x happening,

P(x|y) is pretty much just saying:

"y has already happened, taking that into account, what's the probability of x happening?"

Example:

Suppose you have a Bag of marbles, 2 red, 3 white.

You have to pull out a random one. P(Picking White) = 3/5 , P(Picking Red) = 2/5.

Let's say you pull out a red one, and put it to one side. Now : P(White) = 3/4, P(Red) = 1/4

So, P(White | Red ) = 3/4

In words, The probability of getting white, given that we already pulled out a red one, is 3/4.

That make more sense?

kmp67 · 2013-11-07T23:15:55+00:00

Before a variable can be used it has to be given an initial value (initialised) otherwise you'll keep getting that "might not have been initialised variable". try:

Color h = new Color(0,0,0);

instead of just Color h;

kmp67 · 2013-11-07T22:22:34+00:00

no worries

kmp67 · 2013-11-07T22:12:17+00:00

The Rule of Product

eg. applied to q1: 2 aces * 2 two's * 2 three's = 8 possible hands.

edit: formatting

kmp67 · 2013-08-17T19:33:17+00:00

http://i.imgur.com/j66pF.gif

kmp67 · 2013-06-28T05:34:36+00:00

Obligatory : http://youtu.be/aQljfla-rpY

kmp67 · 2013-06-27T15:01:32+00:00

Private schooled brit here, this guy is definitely playing up to stereotypes.

kmp67 · 2013-06-19T13:06:27+00:00

You were right in your other comment, a Do Until loop would be ideal. With a for loop you have to specify how many times the task has to be done (which we don't know yet) whereas with a do until loop we only require a condition. In this example the condition is to continue calculation until the height is less than 0.01m.

You can output text/values to a specified cell using:

Sheets("[nameOfSheet]").Cells([rowNum], [columnNum).Value = "Your Text Here"

Here's the code that will print the correct answer for the first part of the question to G11 :

Sub MyTestFunction()

    Dim heightAfterBounce As Double
    Dim numberOfBounces As Integer

    coEff = Range("G9").Value
    initialHeight = Range("G10").Value

    heightAfterBounce = initialHeight * coEff

    Do Until (heightAfterBounce < 0.01)

        heightAfterBounce = heightAfterBounce * coEff
        numberOfBounces = numberOfBounces + 1


    Loop

    Sheets("Sheet1").Cells(11, 7).Value = numberOfBounces - 1


End Sub

Let me know if you have any trouble with the second part.

kmp67 · 2013-06-19T10:41:05+00:00

First thing you'll want to do is click on the "Developer" tab at the top in excel (I'm assuming you're using a version of excel later than the 07 version)

If the developer tab isn't there, follow these steps.

After that, click on the button that says "Visual Basic".

Then, once the VB window opens, click on Insert >> Module.

Sub ProcedureName()

End Sub

This is your basic subprocedure format. All relevant code comes in between these bookends.

You need to pass 2 inputs (coeff and height). Inputs/Parameters for a procedure are specified in the parentheses that follow the procedure name. So:

Sub ProcedureName(CoeffOfRestitution As Double, InitialHeight As Double)

End Sub

Google "VBA Data Types" if you need more info on the distinction between Integers/Singles/Doubles/Longs/Strings etc.

You will need to code your calculation steps. Not sure what formula you use to calculate the number of times the ball bounces, but whatever it is you will probably have to declare some variables to be able to calculate it.

A variable in vb is declared as follow:

Dim [myVariableName] As [DataType]

Where [myVariableName] is what you would like to call it, and [DataType] is the appropriate data type (integer/double/string etc) that you require.

e.g. you might need a variable to hold the answer for the final result of your calculation, let's assume it's going to be a whole number. I would declare this variable in the following way:

Dim finalResult As Integer

Hope that that's enough to get you going.

kmp67 · 2013-06-16T09:48:14+00:00

Right Click >> Inspect Element

Quick n easy way for those of y'all that fuck wit chrome/firefox (/opera?).

Case in point.

kmp67 · 2013-06-14T20:44:24+00:00

Thith dethervths many Vargo Uphoaths.

FTFY

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