where can I find the official references of medical codes like DRG groups, ICD9, ICD10,CPT,HCPCS some source like the government? where findacode.com get these codes?
How long do you think Java and C will be significant languages to learn?
What if those languages are just not powerful enough for the new coming technological age if there is one? If this is the wrong section please direct me to the right stackexchange site thanks.
my youngest in-law sibling graduated high school this weekend, my second youngest inlaw sibling hit 21 as well, I'm turning 30 and in just over 2 months, I'll have a baby
@MichaelT talk about a creepy graph... that age curve is too perfect, like there's a clear guiding factor of intent causing it rather than any random happenstance.... eesh
@MichaelT the first graph shows how pointless this graph is. It should have been median instead of average because the average on the higher ages are clearly from too-small-sample-pools causing massive skewing from folks like skeet/harvey
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@AJHenderson And in another 18 years, you can get called 'grandpa'... btw, buy the motorcycle now before your spouse says no to all things.
my youngest in-law sibling graduated high school this weekend, my second youngest inlaw sibling hit 21 as well, I'm turning 30 and in just over 2 months, I'll have a baby
@JimmyHoffa just picked a random age... though that said, in the rural community near where I grew up (and no, not Anabaptist) I knew a girl who became a grandmother by 35... so...
The reason the bike happens when it does is because people oft won't want to take the risk while they've a kid, so as soon as their kids older and out, then they are fine taking the risk and lord knows they need something to help them enjoy life again after years trying to teach manners to short psychotic humans (aka children). No need for a bike before such experience saps the life out of a person...
@AJHenderson congrats! :D
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@JimmyHoffa I'm still on the fence about getting one.
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Although I do have plenty of other activities to help me enjoy life, so I don't know that I need a motorcycle from that perspective.
@GlenH7 I thought it might be a touch of fun, the mountains up here are brimming with people enjoying cruising the canyons and windy roads and such, is beautiful in the summers they're everywhere here. But won't do it with a kid, and likely not afterwards either, I'm happy hiking to get out (made a nice 5 hour hike around the flatirons Sunday)
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(btw, one of those "huh?!" things you see... bunch of bikers appraising a nice harley... and then seeing a little old korean man get on it and ride off...)
@enderland they replace a part of your heart as soon as you have them, so you're completely within your rights to say all manner of terrible thing about them (and rightly so) because no amount of bother by the little cretins or slanderous tongue can contend with the way you feel about them.
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@AJHenderson I do miss my BMW... was too small for much so traded up to a nissan rogue right before the lad popped out
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Side bit, neat thing with my niece is she's at the point were you can reward her with things that she can't use right away... quarters.
@JimmyHoffa yeah, I moved from coupes to a Mazda3 for the extra space
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She knows that mechanical rides are 2 quarters, and crank vending machine toys are 3 quarters... so give her a quarter if she sits nicely through the meal... makes things much easier.
@AJHenderson I totalled a mazda 3 before going to a BMW 3 series, loved my Mazda 3 and it was hit by 2 trucks at highway speeds - I was completely fine. Very safe car, would have gotten another one in a heartbeat save for the accident was due to poor traction on ice so I only buy cars with AWD and dynamic stability control now (NHTSA did studies - DSC would prevent 30% of accidents according to an exchaustive study they did)
@AJHenderson not the same without AWD though, AWD means the DSC can change the power to any of the 4 wheels as opposed to any of the 2, still a great car it's just a nervous thing for me after that accident
You are basically asking, "how should projects be run from a project management perspective?" which is a really, REALLY broad question. — enderland52 secs ago
snow/ice suck. That is the ONLY part of winter I dislike
it could be 0F every day in winter and as long as I didn't have to drive on ice/snow I'd be ok (though it'd get lame without that, so maybe just get all heated roads.... LOL)
@enderland I assumed it was, but when I built that it listed the libraries it built and boost.asio isn't amongst them
so I'm wondering if it's in one of the other libraries in there but the documentation for it all just says to include boost headers and doesn't say shit
!?!? Why does everyone everywhere say you should be using boost.asio for network programming if it's not even a part of boost? Oh right, because they're C++ programmers and they're all touched in the head...
@enderland thankyou! There's the friggin library I've been trying to find everywhere... mumble
Is there a good way to take an html file and basically get the full path to different components? say for example I'm trying to get something like /html/body/form/table[4]/tbody/tr[4]/td[10]
@enderland I hear regexp is great for working with HTML
@enderland can I interest you in a catamorphism? It shouldn't be hard, you just need a monoidic concatenation structure that resolves irrelevant members of the graph to the identity element
@enderland I'm actually serious about that catamorphism jag; regardless of using terms that don't make sense, here you want something like this....
var concatenateParent function(currentKnownPath, currentNode) {
if (typeof(currentNode.Parent) === typeof(undefined)) return currentKnownPath;
return concatenateParent(currentNode.Name + '/' + currentKnownPath, currentNode.Parent);
}
^-- hand it the node you want the path of, it'll walk up the tree concatenating the names of each elements parent with a / until it gets to a node with no parent, at which point it returns the string it recursively built
not entirely what you want, but the concept stands. You may want a little extra logic so it concatenates a nodes ordinality as well (not sure off hand the function in the DOM to ask it for the ordinal of your current node, but you can do this somehow)
also you may want to actually make your recursion exit scenario based on the node's name being "html" as opposed to it not having a parent as I believe even the html node has a parent and if I'm not mistaken the top level node has itself as it's parent so that recursion may never end
@enderland or are you actually parsing HTML and not inside the context of JavaScript with DOM access?
any general XML tree structure representing the HTML should allow the same such technique mentioned, if you can get your head around that little snippet I wrote.
@enderland I'd write the code in C# then and in Access pull the assembly into the app and use the VBA just to call to that C# bitty (presuming it's modern enough access to have good .NET interoperation)
@enderland well you'll have to be interoperating with MSXML libraries it looks like. They're not terrible, but it would be much faster to do it in C# where LINQ 2 XML makes doing what you want exceedingly easy, then interoperating with the C# lib would probably be just as easy as interoperating with the MSXML library you'd be using in VBA otherwise
now I know I'm finally getting this asio library built correctly, because I see a bunch of jibberish spamming across my screen and it's slow as fuck. Proof positive I'm compiling some C++ lib
I have a hobby project which I am contemplating committing to as a way of increasing my so far limited experience of machine learning. I have taken and completed the Coursera MOOC on the topic. My question is with regards to the feasibility of the project.
The task is the following:
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hey guys. I am writing a program in c but im having trouble with a while loop. I ask the user to enter a number between 1 through 8 but if the user does not do that I want to program to repeatedly ask for that until the user enters the correct response. But im not able to get it to work if the the user enters letters. It goes into an infinite while loop..
and also this program I want to create will have users entering new data every month so I want it to update some averages. Is there a way to create something that updates and stores the current average?
i have not done anything of that sort. I just done things as far as storing information into a txt document and saves it. But nothing to where it can read newly update information and display it to the user when he or she runs the program again