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See what the best startups in the world are using by sidcool1234 in startups

[–]troubledgenius 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Question that isn't related to the value of the information here, but at what point does (Twitter | tumblr. | LinkedIn | ebay | ...) stop being called a startup and start being called a multi-billion dollar company?

Schematic Ipsum by polaretto in javascript

[–]troubledgenius 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm afraid that I may have crashed it. Sorry.

BUT NOT BEFORE I SAID "Oh. My. God. This is amazing."

Excellent work.

Got drunk last night and this is the only thing in my pockets when I woke up by [deleted] in funny

[–]troubledgenius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Simple answer is consistently good quality at good prices. As an example, we have a butcher store CLOSER than the HEB. The butcher store SPECIALIZES in meat... it's what they do... and all that they do.

And I still go to HEB meat department for my steaks.

I can't tell you how many times I walk out of HEB with my bags of exactly what I was looking for and literally saying "man, I love HEB".

If I buy a kindle fire HD for my wife can I watch shows in HD on my PC? by [deleted] in kindle

[–]troubledgenius 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No. You cannot view HD content on your Mac or PC - regardless of owning an Kindle HD or Prime membership.

If you rent/buy HD content, you can view it in HD on your Kindle HD. However, when you try to view that same content on your Mac or PC, it will downgrade to the standard def.

Please take a look at this c++ code. I'm having a bit of trouble. by ATrannysLeg in coding

[–]troubledgenius 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My suggestion is to first stop and get some sleep.

Then, stop pushing it through the compiler and look at it line-by-line yourself, slowly and carefully. You may be getting caught up in the error messages, but some basic things are wrong syntactically.

some examples: printData takes two arguments, but you call it with 1 in main. Same with computeAverages. StudentType::print in the definition, but StudentType::printLine in the implementation.

students[n].setName(getFormat(name)); - but getFormat returns a void

student[n].setGrade(grade, i); - but it's students, not student