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[2018-5-25. : 4:20 am]  Voyager7456 -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: IDK, keystroke efficient AF but you have to get over a big learning curve and also be the type of person who wants to be able to do anything in like 4 keystrokes because they can lmao anything except quit[2018-5-25. : 4:19 am] Vrael -- cause SOME PLACES DONT UPGRADE THEIR OPERATING SYSTEM FOR LIKE 800 YEARS[2018-5-25. : 2:29 am]  Moose -- IDK, keystroke efficient AF but you have to get over a big learning curve and also be the type of person who wants to be able to do anything in like 4 keystrokes because they can lmao[2018-5-25. : 1:58 am] Moose -- There's also gvim if you like vi but you're really weak and shook about the terminal[2018-5-25. : 12:16 am]  Dem0n -- Also I just feel like it's faster. Doing searches through dozens of files fucking takes forever in Notepad++ and freezes it sometimes, whereas Sublime handles it perfectly well[2018-5-24. : 11:41 pm] thekian -- jjf28jjf28 shouted: Jack Jack I think if you did so you'd be committing the fallacy fallacy maddified [2018-5-24. : 8:59 pm] Generalpie -- That said, for SEN the painful articles in the GDPR won't be that bad[2018-5-24. : 6:58 pm] sraw531 -- attached is map with the 400 triggers, plus hyper and throw-a-way trigger to make the deaths cycle so you can verify its appearance. Also document with the 400 triggers in notepad.[2018-5-24. : 6:43 pm] sraw531 -- shows triggers 0-9, note that the destination player changes in addition to just the exact deaths count[2018-5-24. : 6:42 pm] sraw531 -- GeneralpieGeneralpie shouted: What kind of data set were you working with? http://www.staredit.net/topic/17605/[2018-5-24. : 4:41 pm] payne -- anyways, I have a Software Engineering course in 20 minutes. I'm leaving. Cy'all![2018-5-24. : 4:10 pm] Vrael -- course I guess some things already are, like if we're talking about world information production as per the wikipedia article on exabyte[2018-5-24. : 4:04 pm] Vrael -- for example, many 'large datasets' nowadays are measured in petabytes, which excel might have trouble with[2018-5-24. : 3:46 pm] Generalpie -- It'd probably help if the LogManager UI wasn't a Fisher-Price management console[2018-5-24. : 3:08 pm] Generalpie -- It also helps that log managers can export lots of stuff into CSV formats[2018-5-24. : 12:47 pm] jjf28 -- excel may be good for fairly large data sets, but the excel writer libraries I use sure do fail with large data sets  [2018-5-24. : 11:33 am] Suicidal Insanity -- I don't know of excel would be my tool of choice for log parsing[2018-5-24. : 10:32 am] jjf28 -- JackJack shouted: Also, can I use the no true scotsman fallacy to claim that I actually am a scotsman, even though I am neither scots nor lived there ever? JackJack shouted: You can't say I'm not a true scotsman or you'd be committing the no true scotsman fallacy I think if you did so you'd be committing the fallacy fallacy [2018-5-24. : 7:58 am] Generalpie -- And that one time a customer requested a log audit of a several hour timeframe.[2018-5-24. : 7:57 am] Generalpie -- It's easy to manipulate hundreds to thousands of log statistics and pull the relevant stuff off of it[2018-5-24. : 7:56 am] Generalpie -- I use it to export IDS segment statistics and log source statistics for customers that have a large amount of each[2018-5-24. : 7:03 am] sraw531 -- notepad worked better, maybe i will learn excel but mass text seemed hard. i had already done 00 and 01, and copy/changing up to 09 was normal, and copying and mass changing to 99 was easy.[2018-5-24. : 5:03 am] NudeRaider -- LanthanideLanthanide shouted: we're all true scotsman now But you're not a real true scotsman. Others here, like me, care much more. You pass maybe for an Englishman. |
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