people have been asking for a clipboard monitor translation app. there are two problems with writing the app. 1) API used 2) pricing. It would be a recurring cost.
i could belt it out in a week. the issue isn't just translation. it's detecting when translation is necessary. if people would be responsible you could just use the google-api and be done with it. (sorry our api payment queue is empty...insert quarters needs to be a business model)
transparency in business. just saying. if they know they're buying the underlying service it doesn't seem so horrible. but griefers would have a field day with throwing loads of data at it.
Sparked by a chat discussion about this question, I think we should think of a way to put some order to bounty information.
What information is interesting?
Sometimes, one would like to include information as to what is expected from an answer for it to gain a bounty, or state reasons for the b...
@AbrahamVanHelpsing ah, thanks. :) but by tomorrow someone probably already upvotes something of me. I was just wining about the last 30 minutes of this day.
Typical coffee machines have two user-accessible compartments - one for water and one for coffee beans. Pouring water into the beans compartment kills most machines, the repair costs a fortune.
Now here's an improvement (Schaerer Siena-2 if that matters)
this machine is permanently connected ...
One of my team member consistently avoids making comments in his code.
His code is not self-documenting, and other programmers have a difficult time with understanding his code.
I have asked him several times to comment his code, however he just gives excuses or claims that he will do it later...
@mateo_salta Uh, there are some WMF machines that have milk and water compartments on the same side, which causes all sorts of fun. Could imagine the same for beans and water.
@Seth I usually don't comment on anything deeper than methods.
so i'm in a linux room...does anyone have any ideas on sourcing the raspi say 20 at a time and the lead time of the same? i can get arduino and breakouts at that speed. just a question
I see that accept rate has now been removed from display on questions. I think this is not a great solution for reasons that waffles explained well. Take it away waffles!
On one hand accept rate bothers me a lot, it is a one-dimensional metric that does not really give me enough information ab...
@gertvdijk Thankies, looks great now. And, I omitted it because I disagree with it being viable enough. It has serious disadvantages in terms of communication. You can't discuss the bounty, you can't edit the remark to globally indicate a change, it remains in the history only, once done and it can't be detailed beforehand (especially nice if you don't want to waste a large bounty without a pre-existing answer).
Sparked by a chat discussion about this question, I think we should think of a way to put some order to bounty information.
What information is interesting?
Sometimes, one would like to include information as to what is expected from an answer for it to gain a bounty, or state reasons for the b...
Typical coffee machines have two user-accessible compartments - one for water and one for coffee beans. Pouring water into the beans compartment kills most machines, the repair costs a fortune.
Now here's an improvement (Schaerer Siena-2 if that matters)
this machine is permanently connected ...
One of my team member consistently avoids making comments in his code.
His code is not self-documenting, and other programmers have a difficult time with understanding his code.
I have asked him several times to comment his code, however he just gives excuses or claims that he will do it later...
I see that accept rate has now been removed from display on questions. I think this is not a great solution for reasons that waffles explained well. Take it away waffles!
On one hand accept rate bothers me a lot, it is a one-dimensional metric that does not really give me enough information ab...
