When AI Meets The Terminal Warrior

Content python 85 0 Add a topic O Search a 11:16 AM joined python 11:22 AM Has anyone had difficulties with ibmiotf? I get an errormessage: "importerror: No module named ibmiotf". Suspect that it might be because of different paths, but haven't been able to solve it yet. 11:29 AM If you type python in the terminal and press tab a few times you should get a list of all Python installs you have. Try running them all to see which one you installed the module at I think virtual environments is a good idea when stuff like this happens 11:44 AM which tab should i press? You have more than one?

Content How many GUID combinations are there? Generating GUID Trivia: "There are 122 random bits (128 - 2 for variant - 4 for version) so this calculates to 2122 or 5,316,911,983,139,663,491,615,228,241,121,400,000 possible combinations. at 12:05 Reactions: funny (7) interesting (2) cool (3) useful (1) boring (0) 40 comments: Anonymous said... What if I have 5,316,911,983,139,663,491,615,228,241,121,400,001 users? :) 30508 02:22 said... then you define a user as being part of a domain with a domain guid. giving you 5,316,911,983,139,663,491,615,228,241,121,400,000 5,316,911,983,139,663,491,615,228,241,121,400,000 possible combinations. call me when you need more. 30508 09:45 Anonymous said... Okay, so what if I have 2,826,955,303,645,414,927,333,276,001,188,692,696,468,451,474,628,8 13,149,792,953,796,000,000,000,001 users? 13808 05:12 said... Then your users must be bacteria and should therefore switch to linux. 13808 09:33

Content MY TERRIBLE CODE The things I do for DEADLINES

Content jornschampheleer what people think coding is: type some stuff, the stuff does other stuff, you go to the next thing what it actually is: i was trying to make a box expand and collapse for nearly and hour and it turns out i'd forgotten to type 1 (one) symbol and now im crying at midnight clicking a box over and over again because it finally works Source: turing-tested

Content LINUX USERS I feel bad for you. WINDOWS USERS I don't think about you at all.

Oh, the absolute AUDACITY of this code! Someone out here literally checking if they're running on Windows and then just... *casually lying to the entire application* by setting a fake environment variable claiming it's Linux. It's like showing up to a costume party as yourself but telling everyone you're someone else. The sheer chaos energy of "my code only works on Linux but I'm stuck on Windows, so I'll just... gaslight my own program into thinking it's Linux" is truly unmatched. Does it work? Maybe. Should it work? Absolutely not. Will it cause mysterious bugs six months from now that make future developers question their career choices? Oh, you BET it will. This is the programming equivalent of duct tape and prayers, and honestly? Sometimes that's exactly what ships products.