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If not, you could always make your own chair that fits your requirements. Chop the tree down, or forge some Iron/steel ingots, measure, cut, drill, assemble. Simples.
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You sound like a stakeholder.
I'm retired. There's a nap for that...
- Harvey
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My living room has three rocker/recliners that swivel. Couch, two reclining seats on its left and right ends (a very functional room for social interaction). Not exactly a chair, but, since you don't want wheel, maybe the bulk isn't a problem.
These were gotten at "Bob's Furniture" if you have such in your area.
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An inadvertent option is to get a chair with wheels and let salt water from a flood corrode the bearings. It then, like mine, will no longer roll.
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Typical "forum answering with another question" : Why no wheels ?
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I don't like rolling while working. If I can find a chair without wheels that reclines and swivels, great. I've only seen ones that recline though.
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Our local hospital has them in the emergency rooms.
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The manly satellite was recorded here - it's visual! (6)
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Studio.
Manly - stud
Satellite - io
and we could have a recording studio, or Visual Studio.
Andy B
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And you are up tomorrow, well done!
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How in the heck did you get io from satellite?
Unless you were referencing the moon
if (Object.DividedByZero == true) { Universe.Implode(); }
Meus ratio ex fortis machina. Simplicitatis de formae ac munus. -Foothill, 2016
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Ex: sno data
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Kindly provide any example
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Kindly read the text at the top of the page.
Pay attention to the red bit.
Then ask here: Ask a question[^] - but provide better information: remember that we can't see your screen, access your HDD, or read your mind - we only get exactly what you type to work with.
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Member 13442406 wrote: Kindly provide any example Here you go:
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Hey, you look tired. Are you sure you get enough sleep?
Anything that is unrelated to elephants is irrelephant Anonymous
- The problem with quotes on the internet is that you can never tell if they're genuine Winston Churchill, 1944
- I'd just like a chance to prove that money can't make me happy. Me, all the time
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I found the error. It should be:
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It was the font! Note that punctuation is optional.
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As others have pointed out, the Lounge is not a place to ask programming questions; however, you haven't provided enough information to determine whether or not you actually have posted a programming question. If this is a programming question, when you repost this in a more appropriate forum, it would help if you provided a lot more information about what your question really is. For instance, what technology and language is this? What code do you already have? What effect are you looking for? What errors are you seeing?
Asking a good question is hard. It requires you to remove all assumptions, we don't know what you're building so we don't know how to help you properly. Take the time to sit down and plan your question; remember that we have no context here, so you have to provide every bit of relevant information in one go.
Good luck.
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As if they just found the answer for this whole universe' existence.
I asked one of the job applicants, a fresher what he wants to be. he says "Python developer".
Which felt okay, to start with.
Then I asked, after 5 years?
Applicant: "Senior Python developer"
Then I insisted, if he'd be interested to specialize any of the technology than tools. (We've had enough with people who could never adapt to change)
Applicant: No, I want to be expert Python developer.
I had to tell him I see no scope for growth or any long term plans for him in our company as we don't have rolls called "python SME, python super Expert, python Engineering manager/director & Python CEO, CTO & Python magician"
Some or many of you might still feel specializing on a specific language and building career over it is fine, I might find it okay too if it's useful for the work. Unfortunately, for us, it's not. We have come around different tools and different needs requesting the devs to learn new tools to get things done.
I did enquire with other folks why these kids are so obsessed with Python. Looks like their instructors at college have said "Python" is the future. That's where there money is.
Im developing a fresh dislike for "Python".
Starting to think people post kid pics in their profiles because that was the last time they were cute - Jeremy Falcon.
modified 3-Oct-17 12:14pm.
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Python is great, but then so is C, C++, C#, Java ... The problem with these people is that what they really want is to be rich and famous. Actually doing some work is not in their mindset.
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Few years back when I asked them similar questions they used to say "Want to be a cloud expert".
When I hear something like this I'd want to follow it up with the next question.
"Which means you want to build a fault tolerant, globally distributed/replicated, hardware agnostic, scalable , managed system? OR you want to be one of those people who move their in-premises SQL server to Cloud and call themselves a cloud expert"?
Starting to think people post kid pics in their profiles because that was the last time they were cute - Jeremy Falcon.
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Anyone whose ambition is to be "an expert in X", is unlikely to make it. In my experience, the experts are the quiet people who get on with their work undisturbed by the surrounding noise. But when asked questions they always come up with excellent answers. I recall one specific individual who really knew the internals of a large OS inside out. When asked how he got to know so much his answer was, "practice, practice, practice".
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First qualification an expert needs is to know he/she still has a lot to learn.
We're philosophical about power outages here. A.C. come, A.C. go.
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BANG! - Got it in one.
I get on average about 15 questions a week on this on Quora, and every single one of them boils down to the same question.
"Whats the fastest way for me to get from Zero Coder to Hero Coder, and the many glorious riches it will give me"
Many of them fully believe that it's "All About the Code" and "How great the code looks", so they go hunting for "The easiest language", which for many usually ends up either being Python or JavaScript, why?
Simple.
Beacuse if you don't know how to do something then there's usually a module/library/bit of code that's just an 'NPM install' or 'PIP install' away.
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