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  • DanaTADanaTA Posts: 13,336
    MistyMist said:

    is adding chocolate chips to brownie batter too much chocolate?

    They have brownies with chocolate chips in them at Papa Gino's and they seem to be popular.  They also have Blondies with the chips in them.  I actually like those better.

    Dana

  • SerpentSerpent Posts: 4,075
    DanaTA said:
    Serpent said:
    ps1borg said:
    Serpent said:

    Hell.. is other people's code. angry

    A quick count shows this system pushing near 80 THOUSAND lines of code.. all of which I have to plow through.. and decipher..

    I'm not getting paid enough for this job.  Way, way not far enough, and if I'd known I'd be doing this I'd never have taken the job.

    If I can just last about six more weeks... frown

    Had to rewrite a thousand lines of code to get into a course once, but I guess I wanted to get in....

    A thousand lines of code is not a bit deal for me, I can crank that out in a couple of days.  I could even reverse-enginer that much in about the same amount of time.  But this system consists of several standalone apps plus operating system extensions and it's truly a nightmare of different people's styles. indecision  Figuring out where the shared code is, which algorithm is used where, keeping up on changes as this codebase is LIVE and it's being changed at the same time as I'm trying to document it.. it's all just stinky, runny bull poop. angry

    Oh, man...a moving target?  That stinks!  (as you said)

    I try to write self-documenting code, even with the variable and function names.  Still, I put comments that describe what's going on as well.  I also put comments in with the date for modifications, declaring what was changed/added/removed.

    Hang in there, man.  smiley

    Dana

    There's this killer tool called Doxygen - you put specially formatted comments in your function header/file heaer, run the app, and it generates an HRML file(s) documenting your code, shows hierarchies, function parameters, all for th cost of abiut 8 extra lines per function and file.  I  used it in my past 5 contracts and it's a Godsend, since the documentation is IN the code keeping it up to ate is trivial and a no-brainer.

    Needless to say, nobody  here uses it.  Dipwits. indecision Had they used it, I'd be halfway through all this. Oh well, my job is to loearn and follow best practices, apparently not many folks bother.

  • SerpentSerpent Posts: 4,075
    kyoto kid said:

    ..afternoon.  Had a fair bit of rain yesterday evening and overnight. Cleared some of the pollen out of the air. Some lingering showers with more on the way tonight into tomorrow.  Then a rapid warmup back into the 80s by the weekend.

    Finally got my voter registration revision form. Need to drop that off at the elections office which is fortunately nearby so I can get my ballot sent to the right address. Oregon  is one of the few states to have a vote by mail system. Nice and convenient for many here, no standing in lines or having to rush to a polling site after work.

    ...seems they need to fix the starter motor on the spell checker, had to try several times to get it to kick in.

    Maybe it's just a DAZ spell checker, it'll check youir text...

    SOON!

     

  • starionwolfstarionwolf Posts: 3,670
    edited April 2016

    The weather is starting to warm up.  I can't go out today because my one of my shoulder hurts.  I can go out next week though.  Edit: I forgot to mention that I didn't do anything with my shoulder this morning.

    Post edited by starionwolf on
  • SerpentSerpent Posts: 4,075

    Friday, Payday, not so many complaints today:

    - Leg has been acting up, sore oww, bothersome
    - Neck sore from sleeping funny
    - Digestive distress for no known freaking reason
    - Bills took a huge slice of this paycheck, not much toy money left sad
    - Still cranky and crabbity

    Non-complaints:

    - Beer money left after bills, w00t! laugh
    - Most bills will get paid today, which is nice
    - Quiet, rainy weekend will encourage working on music and art
    - Plenty of BEER in the fridge for tonight!
    - Sending out for chicken wings for dinner!

    All in all, could be worse.  This stupid cast and the scooter have really crushed my normal lifestyle, but I keep telling myself it's just for a while and "DAZ SOON" I will get my prosthesis and be out and about again.  This cast is costing me almost $300 a week in cab fare to/from work and the doctors office, normally my commute cost is about $25 a week so this is why I don't have anything in my savings account. frown  At least I'm sleeping better now, that's a positive.

     

  • SerpentSerpent Posts: 4,075

    Just for fun and frolics, I went to my product librar to see what all's languishing there.. and discovered several items that are now encrypted and require DS 4.9. indecision

    Yep, not really missing DAZ Studio at all.  indecision

    Between Flame Painter, Amberlight 2 (which now does animation!) and Paint Shop Pro X8, I have all the album/track art tools I need. laugh

    I think Chinese for lunch today.. pot stickers and egg drop soup!  Maybe a couple of egg rolls too.. laugh

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675

    my breadman machine arrived  smileysmileysmiley

    it says bread machine yeast.  i have regular ole yeast.  frown
    says bread flour, will all-purpose flour break it?
    dry skim milk powder ???  

    hoping regular supermarket haz, i can get off the bus by the supermarket and taxi it home.

    i need a bigger kitchen table now, crockpot, mixer, ice treat maker, breadman machine, food processor.  
    coffee maker is on a separate table across the room, so i can feel like i'm going to the break room.

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604
    edited April 2016
    MistyMist said:

    my breadman machine arrived  smileysmileysmiley

    it says bread machine yeast.  i have regular ole yeast.  frown
    says bread flour, will all-purpose flour break it?
    dry skim milk powder ???  

    hoping regular supermarket haz, i can get off the bus by the supermarket and taxi it home.

    i need a bigger kitchen table now, crockpot, mixer, ice treat maker, breadman machine, food processor.  
    coffee maker is on a separate table across the room, so i can feel like i'm going to the break room.

    Bread flour is a more robust flour, with more protein content, to cope with the yeast.   Bread machine yeast is formulated specially to work in the machine, as there is no resting periods etc when using a bread machine, whereas if making bread normally you would leave the dough to stand, so the yeast starts working and the bread rises.  Instant active yeast can be used as well, with the emphasis on the instant bit,  It needs to be a yeast that can be added to the dry ingredients,  Normal dried yeast has to be activated b in water before it can be used.

    Post edited by Chohole on
  • SerpentSerpent Posts: 4,075

    Aaaaannddddd, toy money spent! crying

    Prchased a sound library for one of my soft synths and went ahead and bought the upgrade for my orchestral library. indecision Small, useful things. Gives me lots to play with over the rainy wekend.

    Pile of supplies ordered from Walmart online, mostly fancy soups nobody carries locally, no-refrigeration microwave lunches, socks and underwear, and diabetes supplies. indecision  Infrastructure stuff, nothing real fun.  Fun will be had with music, art, and of course beer! laugh

    Drug store stop on the way home to pick up needles. surprise Takes a special prescription from the doc to get these things and I was running low.   Ahh, the joy of stabbies.. urgh. frown

    Back to being paid to draw boxes with text.. and coffee, yeah, lots of coffee..

     

  • SerpentSerpent Posts: 4,075

    Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...

    http://www.daz3d.com/simtenero-particle-physics-the-complete-bundle

     

  • TSasha SmithTSasha Smith Posts: 27,266

    I am home but the door is locked and I do not have the key with me.

  • SerpentSerpent Posts: 4,075

    Wanna go home and drink beer! crying

    Wanna blow things up with nukes! crying

    Wanna harass unsuspecting ladies online! crying

    Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh crying

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    Chohole said:
    MistyMist said:

    my breadman machine arrived  smileysmileysmiley

    it says bread machine yeast.  i have regular ole yeast.  frown
    says bread flour, will all-purpose flour break it?
    dry skim milk powder ???  

    hoping regular supermarket haz, i can get off the bus by the supermarket and taxi it home.

    i need a bigger kitchen table now, crockpot, mixer, ice treat maker, breadman machine, food processor.  
    coffee maker is on a separate table across the room, so i can feel like i'm going to the break room.

    Bread flour is a more robust flour, with more protein content, to cope with the yeast.   Bread machine yeast is formulated specially to work in the machine, as there is no resting periods etc when using a bread machine, whereas if making bread normally you would leave the dough to stand, so the yeast starts working and the bread rises.  Instant active yeast can be used as well, with the emphasis on the instant bit,  It needs to be a yeast that can be added to the dry ingredients,  Normal dried yeast has to be activated b in water before it can be used.

     

    thanks!   if they don't have something that specifically says breadmachine yeast, i'll go for the instant.  that's not the same as rapid rise?

    mysterious stuff.  gonna try banana bread first. ambitions.  and cinnamon raisin.  i'm scared of what chemicals will be in the dry milk powder.

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,857
    Serpent said:
    DanaTA said:
    Serpent said:
    ps1borg said:
    Serpent said:

    Hell.. is other people's code. angry

    A quick count shows this system pushing near 80 THOUSAND lines of code.. all of which I have to plow through.. and decipher..

    I'm not getting paid enough for this job.  Way, way not far enough, and if I'd known I'd be doing this I'd never have taken the job.

    If I can just last about six more weeks... frown

    Had to rewrite a thousand lines of code to get into a course once, but I guess I wanted to get in....

    A thousand lines of code is not a bit deal for me, I can crank that out in a couple of days.  I could even reverse-enginer that much in about the same amount of time.  But this system consists of several standalone apps plus operating system extensions and it's truly a nightmare of different people's styles. indecision  Figuring out where the shared code is, which algorithm is used where, keeping up on changes as this codebase is LIVE and it's being changed at the same time as I'm trying to document it.. it's all just stinky, runny bull poop. angry

    Oh, man...a moving target?  That stinks!  (as you said)

    I try to write self-documenting code, even with the variable and function names.  Still, I put comments that describe what's going on as well.  I also put comments in with the date for modifications, declaring what was changed/added/removed.

    Hang in there, man.  smiley

    Dana

    There's this killer tool called Doxygen - you put specially formatted comments in your function header/file heaer, run the app, and it generates an HRML file(s) documenting your code, shows hierarchies, function parameters, all for th cost of abiut 8 extra lines per function and file.  I  used it in my past 5 contracts and it's a Godsend, since the documentation is IN the code keeping it up to ate is trivial and a no-brainer.

    Needless to say, nobody  here uses it.  Dipwits. indecision Had they used it, I'd be halfway through all this. Oh well, my job is to loearn and follow best practices, apparently not many folks bother.

    ...how much simpler can it be?  Kind of like that lever on the steering colmun of a car which acutates the turn signalls that drivers don't seem to know the purpose of.

    "...OMG there's a light flashing on the panel, something must be wrong with the motor."

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,857
    Serpent said:
    kyoto kid said:

    ..afternoon.  Had a fair bit of rain yesterday evening and overnight. Cleared some of the pollen out of the air. Some lingering showers with more on the way tonight into tomorrow.  Then a rapid warmup back into the 80s by the weekend.

    Finally got my voter registration revision form. Need to drop that off at the elections office which is fortunately nearby so I can get my ballot sent to the right address. Oregon  is one of the few states to have a vote by mail system. Nice and convenient for many here, no standing in lines or having to rush to a polling site after work.

    ...seems they need to fix the starter motor on the spell checker, had to try several times to get it to kick in.

    Maybe it's just a DAZ spell checker, it'll check youir text...

    SOON!

     

    ...

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,857
    edited April 2016
    Serpent said:

    Friday, Payday, not so many complaints today:

    - Leg has been acting up, sore oww, bothersome
    - Neck sore from sleeping funny
    - Digestive distress for no known freaking reason
    - Bills took a huge slice of this paycheck, not much toy money left sad
    - Still cranky and crabbity

    Non-complaints:

    - Beer money left after bills, w00t! laugh
    - Most bills will get paid today, which is nice
    - Quiet, rainy weekend will encourage working on music and art
    - Plenty of BEER in the fridge for tonight!
    - Sending out for chicken wings for dinner!

    All in all, could be worse.  This stupid cast and the scooter have really crushed my normal lifestyle, but I keep telling myself it's just for a while and "DAZ SOON" I will get my prosthesis and be out and about again.  This cast is costing me almost $300 a week in cab fare to/from work and the doctors office, normally my commute cost is about $25 a week so this is why I don't have anything in my savings account. frown  At least I'm sleeping better now, that's a positive.

     

    ...keep your receipts and write off the cab fare as a medical expense on next year's taxes.

    Post edited by kyoto kid on
  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,857
    Serpent said:

    Just for fun and frolics, I went to my product librar to see what all's languishing there.. and discovered several items that are now encrypted and require DS 4.9. indecision

    Yep, not really missing DAZ Studio at all.  indecision

    Between Flame Painter, Amberlight 2 (which now does animation!) and Paint Shop Pro X8, I have all the album/track art tools I need. laugh

    I think Chinese for lunch today.. pot stickers and egg drop soup!  Maybe a couple of egg rolls too.. laugh

    ...yeah beginning to wish I could afford 3DS or get "Smart Infusion" to understand Blender.

  • TSasha SmithTSasha Smith Posts: 27,266

    I found a coupon that I want to use but it expires the day before I have any money available. broken heart

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,857
    Serpent said:

    Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...

    http://www.daz3d.com/simtenero-particle-physics-the-complete-bundle

     

    ...needs Daz 4.9 and more horsepower than even my system has..

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,095
    edited April 2016
    MistyMist said:
    Chohole said:
    MistyMist said:

    my breadman machine arrived  smileysmileysmiley

    it says bread machine yeast.  i have regular ole yeast.  frown
    says bread flour, will all-purpose flour break it?
    dry skim milk powder ???  

    hoping regular supermarket haz, i can get off the bus by the supermarket and taxi it home.

    i need a bigger kitchen table now, crockpot, mixer, ice treat maker, breadman machine, food processor.  
    coffee maker is on a separate table across the room, so i can feel like i'm going to the break room.

    Bread flour is a more robust flour, with more protein content, to cope with the yeast.   Bread machine yeast is formulated specially to work in the machine, as there is no resting periods etc when using a bread machine, whereas if making bread normally you would leave the dough to stand, so the yeast starts working and the bread rises.  Instant active yeast can be used as well, with the emphasis on the instant bit,  It needs to be a yeast that can be added to the dry ingredients,  Normal dried yeast has to be activated b in water before it can be used.

     

    thanks!   if they don't have something that specifically says breadmachine yeast, i'll go for the instant.  that's not the same as rapid rise?

    mysterious stuff.  gonna try banana bread first. ambitions.  and cinnamon raisin.  i'm scared of what chemicals will be in the dry milk powder.

    Well, my store brand, nonfat dry milk box says it contains "Nonfat dry milk, vitamin A palmitate, vitamin D3". and in bold letters says "Contains milk ingredients"  surprise  So I guess it pretty much just contains milk ingredients and a couple of vitamins.

    Considering the way they make it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powdered_milk  Any undesirable chemicals would depend on the cows.

    However if you're in a country where milk adulteration by unscrupulous manufacturers is a problem, then you have a problem.

     

    Post edited by LeatherGryphon on
  • TSasha SmithTSasha Smith Posts: 27,266

    My new air stone is too efficient.  It is covering the top with tons of bubbles.  Well not tons but a lot.

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,857

    ...speaking of taxes, today is also T-Day. If you haven't filed yet, only hours remain. (less than 7 on the East Coast and 10 on the West Coast).

    ...ahh, one oif the small niceties of being retired even if the pay isn't that great.

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,857
    edited April 2016

    ...hmm Daz seems to be wondering where I've been. I keep getting this banner for 10$ off any "DazzyO's".

    Haven't made a "purchase" since the last couple weeks of February as I've been too broke and that was when my PC membership expired.

    Post edited by kyoto kid on
  • TSasha SmithTSasha Smith Posts: 27,266

    I need to take my shoes off but that requires bending over.  I want to see if I have enough cash for pizza but that requires getting out of my chair.

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    LeatherGryphon said:
    MistyMist said:
    Chohole said:
    MistyMist said:

    my breadman machine arrived  smileysmileysmiley

    it says bread machine yeast.  i have regular ole yeast.  frown
    says bread flour, will all-purpose flour break it?
    dry skim milk powder ???  

    hoping regular supermarket haz, i can get off the bus by the supermarket and taxi it home.

    i need a bigger kitchen table now, crockpot, mixer, ice treat maker, breadman machine, food processor.  
    coffee maker is on a separate table across the room, so i can feel like i'm going to the break room.

    Bread flour is a more robust flour, with more protein content, to cope with the yeast.   Bread machine yeast is formulated specially to work in the machine, as there is no resting periods etc when using a bread machine, whereas if making bread normally you would leave the dough to stand, so the yeast starts working and the bread rises.  Instant active yeast can be used as well, with the emphasis on the instant bit,  It needs to be a yeast that can be added to the dry ingredients,  Normal dried yeast has to be activated b in water before it can be used.

     

    thanks!   if they don't have something that specifically says breadmachine yeast, i'll go for the instant.  that's not the same as rapid rise?

    mysterious stuff.  gonna try banana bread first. ambitions.  and cinnamon raisin.  i'm scared of what chemicals will be in the dry milk powder.

    Well, my store brand, nonfat dry milk box says it contains "Nonfat dry milk, vitamin A palmitate, vitamin D3". and in bold letters says "Contains milk ingredients"  surprise  So I guess it pretty much just contains milk ingredients and a couple of vitamins.

    Considering the way they make it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powdered_milk  Any undesirable chemicals would depend on the cows.

    However if you're in a country where milk adulteration by unscrupulous manufacturers is a problem, then you have a problem.

     

     

    they dont list hormones

    i'd rather use organic grain fed non-hormoned cowsie wowsie milk.

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    Kulay Wolf said:

    I need to take my shoes off but that requires bending over.  I want to see if I have enough cash for pizza but that requires getting out of my chair.

     

    kicking off your shoes?

  • MistaraMistara Posts: 38,675
    kyoto kid said:

    ...hmm Daz seems to be wondering where I've been. I keep getting this banner for 10$ off any "DazzyO's".

    Haven't made a "purchase" since the last couple weeks of February as I've been too broke and that was when my PC membership expired.

     

    razzle dazzle coupies smiley

  • TSasha SmithTSasha Smith Posts: 27,266

    I decided on Pizza Hut with their order two or more for five dollar deal.

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,857
    edited April 2016
    MistyMist said:
    kyoto kid said:

    ...hmm Daz seems to be wondering where I've been. I keep getting this banner for 10$ off any "DazzyO's".

    Haven't made a "purchase" since the last couple weeks of February as I've been too broke and that was when my PC membership expired.

     

    razzle dazzle coupies smiley

    ...meh, turns out I must make a minimum non-Daz O purchase of 3$ (never seen any PA stuff that cheap) to get the 10$. So much for that.

    Post edited by kyoto kid on
  • TSasha SmithTSasha Smith Posts: 27,266

    This is what I got instead of a birthday cake 

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    3024 x 3024 - 2M
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