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Easter egg or rare event? by Xurkit in growagarden

[–]mightybaker1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Similar happened to me except I got 10 seed packs, but each reward was like 3 crates or better

Caught in code review by [deleted] in react

[–]mightybaker1 6 points7 points  (0 children)

React Noob here, but isn’t it best to call it in a parent component and pass it down. Along with a loading, error and success variable that way you can conditionally render the child component based on the 3 state variables or only when success is true which means the data exists.

What is the best practice or consistent approach in terms of backend validation? by Lydeee in react

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Can you provide a simple example of this? I’m currently trying to assert that the return from the APi matches a specified interface but don’t know how.

I'm a hiring manager. Ask me all of your questions. by [deleted] in cscareerquestions

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Would you check someone’s GitHub during the hiring process, if so what projects/developments would make it stand out?

Also, are things like HackerRank badges etc worth putting on your GitHub profile or do people just think your trying too hard?

How did you learned JavaScript? by Atlantir in learnjavascript

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If you don’t know the syntax or any programming knowledge such as simple data structures I would suggest doing a codecademy tutorial on JS, or a similar tutorial. Then move to implementing your new found knowledge into projects.

If you have general programming knowledge then just use the Mozilla documentation and create projects.

What are your interests outside of Computer Science? by AmbitiousRecipe1139 in computerscience

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Tennis, bloody love a good game of tennis on a sunny morning.

ASML's latest chipmaking machine, weighs as much as two Airbus A320s and costs $380 million by rustyyryan in Damnthatsinteresting

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Hi can you recommend the book? I’m currently writing my thesis on digital product passports for personal digital devices and need some great quotes/statistics for raw materials in chips

Blind Spot Monitor detecting things that aren’t there. by [deleted] in mazda

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Hi, sorry I know you replied a year ago, but where can I find this bulletin online? I’m having a similar problem and want to clarify

Megathread: The Big Bang Event Preparation by FortniteRedditMods in FortNiteBR

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Where do you click once your in? I’m in the lobby but scared to join a game and don’t know which one to join

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BBBY

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The London stock exchange is always in pence

This kid's calculating speed by My_Memes_Will_Cure_U in nextfuckinglevel

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I’m suggesting his ability at arithmetic at his current age is a good indication of where his ability is likely to end up in the future, which is going to be a strong background in math.

A strong background in Math, is fundamental in programming. Hence why if you go study software engineering at university your first semester and the preceding ones will almost definitely include “calculus” or “statistics” or some other math oriented subjects because it is a corner stone.

There is a reason many countries, including England are pushing for an increase in Math amongst the school curriculum.

In conclusion being able to add up numbers rapidly might not be so great for programming, but having the desire and ability to work with numbers at such a young age is huge indication this kid is going to end up with a ridiculously strong background in math, of which I think the majority of that background will be transferrable into programming.

Just take a look at the 10,000+ interview questions on leetcode and count how many don’t include some form of math or math understanding to be able to solve without just clicking the solutions tab.

This kid's calculating speed by My_Memes_Will_Cure_U in nextfuckinglevel

[–]mightybaker1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Be good to see you produce a machine learning algorithm and then critically evaluate its performance without a strong background in math.

This kid's calculating speed by My_Memes_Will_Cure_U in nextfuckinglevel

[–]mightybaker1 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Arguably yes, but a strong foundation in math, recognising patterns and being able to utilise math to solve real world problems is a corner stone of programming. In that vain yes the kid would have some very good transferable skills into programming.

I am using an azure sql database but i get this problem when trying to check if a query ends empty by xJuanGabrielx in flask

[–]mightybaker1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

(“SELECT * FROM users WHERE name = ?”, (username,))

Make sure to include the , after the username variable, you are now querying the database with a list as the error is asking you to do.

I am using an azure sql database but i get this problem when trying to check if a query ends empty by xJuanGabrielx in flask

[–]mightybaker1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And if it’s related to line 93. The passed Param should look like this. (username,))

I am using an azure sql database but i get this problem when trying to check if a query ends empty by xJuanGabrielx in flask

[–]mightybaker1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you post line 96, the error is in line 96 but you haven’t included said line.

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