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Powerful and flexible - yes. But to say Python is "extremely fast" is misleading. It might be fast in comparison to doing calculations by hand, but it is at least one (and sometimes two) orders of...

There are a few reasons that you could be running into problems. Which version of Java are you using? You will need version 6 (rather than 7). This caused the exact same problem for me. To find your...

You're absolutely right, my mistake! I should really reread my posts more thoroughly before hitting submit.

EDIT: I'll elaborate. When you do something such as:


foo++;

the value of the expression is simply "foo + 1", however foo then gets incremented. When does it get incremented though? It gets...

Recompile your code with warnings turned on, and the compiler will give you some hints. As Simian Man said, there's lots of undefined behaviour in your code. For example, your first program:


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Creepy, Dell Inspiron 1525 w/ Intel Core 2 Due here as well, I love this machine, reliable and goes pretty well.

Running Ubuntu 11.04 with Firefox 5.

I know this is an obvious question, but is the file being saved locally or on a network?

There are ways in python to calculate aggregate values on lists easily. For example, the arithmetic mean is simply:


sum(my_list) / len(my_list)


You can do something similar with the median...

"PANIC! PANIC! Kill all the sharks!!" ? Citation needed, I don't know anyone in Australia who has this attitude.

For code blocks:

Go to settings -> compiler and debugger -> linker setting and add pthread there.

As for which IDE, use whichever one you like the best.

I used to use it (for about a year) but recently switched to Vim. There are still many people using it though, and people still writing scripts for it as well.

In that case, programming in a virtual machine would be ideal, that way when you are done programming and close in down, it's all gone away.

Sounds pretty normal to me!

It's probably due to Moor's law which says that the number of transistors that can be packed into a certain space for a reasonable price rises exponentially with time. This isn't the case for things...

What's wrong with keeping them there all the time?

Maybe set up a virtual machine with another install in it?

I <3 Unity.

Isn't that a little different? "New York City" is a proper noun, while "City of New York" isn't (it's a noun phrase consisting of a noun and a preposition phrase which in turn contains a different...

Dvorak. I have found it to be very egonomic compared to qwerty, I've had far less issues with RSIs since switching, and I my wrists feel much more comfortable while typing.

I have an Apple keyboard, I got it because of the minuscule key travel distance (it's really nice to type on). I don't use it much any more though, I use a MS ergonomic split keyboard now due RSI...

If I understand correctly, all you need is to be able to give "moves" to the chess engine (GNU chess) and get back "replies" from the engine?

To do this, I would start with reading the following:...

I doesn't really matter how you store the tree for tree traversal algorithms, as long as you have a way of getting from a parent node to its children (and possibly from a child to its parent).

For...

This was posted in the community cafe yesterday.

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1848494

While interesting, it doesn't really mean anything yet. I'd take any scientific claim with a massive grain of salt until it's in a peer-reviewed publication.

the line (iter2++)++; is possible what is confusing you. First, iter2++ will increment the iterator. It is also an expression, evaluating to the iterator *before* it's incremented. This new iterator...

Your code is buggy, while it does produce output on your machine, it segfaults on mine. Have a look at iter2, you never initialize it with anything.