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Lindner:
Light it up with bright green colors.

Really love those green colors. Sadly, mine has been empty for a while now.

glimpse:
I have never tried couscous before, how is it like ? I need the morale to try it.

It is like grabisco done using garri.
You could try the jollof, putting carrot, green peas and all.

Dinner: Couscous

MOS6502:
When your internet goes offline. Say a lil prayer, will ya!

If I had my way; I would tie every slowpoke who says "my village people" to stake and treat them with mild electrical shocks for borderline RRD.

Unproductive country men

Why now?
I have been in an interview and my internet went off, off course I said a prayer but I blamed myself that I should have made provision for situation like this. The prayer thing na instinct. Even the Oh My God! One might exclaim na till prayer.
I was only hoping that he get the support he need. Like if he get an intern role now with pay, the discouragement/disappointment go reduce.

qtguru:
Not everyone has to go the route of coding there is QA also requires coding but not intense like typical coding that's one thing most people overlook too

The other route are not well known or well advertise like the coding route. Coding is the first route most people venturing into tech know/hear about.
Na you and tensazagentsu20 even make me know about platform development for instance.

I pray/hope you get the support you need.

ahnie:
Breakfast
Flakes,milk and mama onome beans and plantain.

Me na your signature message funny me.

LadeeE:
Yaji recipe please

It was not a superb one ooo, just made it with what I had available.
Dried Chili Pepper
Dried Ginger
Cinnamon
Onga
Maggi
This was what I blended sha

Kobojunkie:
So exactly how do you combine all that to eat it?

Whichever way suit. Sprinkle Yaji, add oil/veg, mix and eat.

Immarocks:
Oh garau garau...it's been awhile I had it..kana so ka batar da azumi na ko?

Abeg no vex. Hope you carried the fasting to term?

Abeg for those that do withdraw from Upwork via Payoneer using exchanger how do you do it?

adecz:
This must be a Hausa or Ghanaian meal❗️❗️

Hausa meal.

MJ01:
Ratio of rice to beans if you don't mind me asking

I was told it has to be sprinkle of bean not full blown rice and bean. Ratio na like 4 : 1.

Hamzashaf99:
Beloved garaw-garaw
Prefer mine with bleached red oil and no veggies.

I've never tasted fried onions with lime. How does it taste?

Yeah confirm garaw-garaw. Usually use bleached red oil atimes too.
The lime was use as substitute of vinegar as I heard vinegar is the main one to use. The taste was okay; in between sour and sweet.

Cedarlivia:
Craving this badly. Shinkafa da wake. Add fried Tilapia fish and you'll fall in love with rice and beans

Brunch: Rice + Beans + Yaji (grinded pepper) + onion mixed with lime and fried + Lettuce.

Omo! No show here.
I have gotten a way around it sha. If only JS was strongly typed language, I would have known the types used.

Hamzashaf99:
Enjoyment. Remembering those days fighting for the last handful with siblings.

I sadly can't find fresh lettuce talk more of lansir here.
Let me substitute with cabbage and enjoy jeje.

What an irony? Over here lettuce is cheap compare to cabbage. KuliKuli was the most expensive ingredient in the meal. A peak gongoni for 120.

Halcyon123:
Weldone,hope you enjoyed it

Yeah. It was really good.

Hello,
I am following a YouTube video on dynamic programming. So the guy solve a problem on number of route available in a given grid that requires you to go right or down. He did the solution in JavaScript, I am having problem to replicate it in Java.
This is the JavaScript function:

const gridtravel = (m, n, memo = {} => {
 const key = m + ',' + n;
 if (key in memo) return memo[key];
 if(m === 1 && n === 1) return 1;
 if(m === 0 || n === 0) return 0;
 memo[key] = gridtravel(m - 1, n, memo) + gridtravel(m, n - 1, memo);
  return memo[key];
 }

This is my trial in Java;

public static int gridTravel (m, n){
Map<String, Integer> memo = new Map<>();
 String key = m + ',' + n;
 if (memo.contains(key)) return memo.get(key);
 if(m == 1 && n == 1) return 1;
 if(m == 0 || n == 0) return 0;
 memo.put(key, gridtravel(m - 1, n) + gridtravel(m, n - 1));
  return memo.get(key);
}

I don't know how to replicate with the memo object use in JavaScript. The function is suppose to have two parameter of row and column.
This approach is trying to get an optimized solution
Cc
qtguru et al

Lettuce+Lansir+kulikuli+tomato+Onion

Inspired by Halcyon123

This question na for JS backend role na. Seen it before with a friend who applied for JS backend role. Op should look around very well. The solution go dey. But the koko be say, would you submit a solution you don't understand?

For me ooo; It is better you submit a solution not optimized but you understand it than to submit an optimized solution but you know nothing about.

odimbannamdi:
As you progress on this journey, you will realize that peace of mind is GOLDEN. Even when you want to troubleshoot, you need to have a "base", which is a confirmation that you are sure of certain aspects in your system, and a PSW inverter will give you that confirmation/base to a a large extent.

Also, it is not out of place for you to have more than one inverter. It is a good idea to have an extra one for contingency. So close eye pass PSW inverter.

Confirm.
But na the money to buy PSW be the koko.

dollarnaira:
You are welcome.
Msw will damage compressor in the long run.

Thanks.
So, na PSW sure pass be that.

dollarnaira:
Modified sinewave inverter
Good for:
Most Non smart tvs
Rechargeable fans
Decoders
Bulbs

Bad for:
Sensitive electronics
Fans (normal)
Blender
Refrigerator
Florescent bulbs
Smart tvs

N.B: Confirmed after years of using souer 1000w inverter.

Thanks for this information. My TV is smart, I guess that is why I have issues.
My connection is bulbs and fan direct to the battery, so even if inverter is off, bulbs and fan work. Though I haven't connected the fan yet. Hoping to get it soon. The fan is DC.
Please do you have any idea if there will be issue for inverter fridge with my MSW inverter?

smallsmall:
If you can have access to another PSW Inverter, l would have wish you can try the same TV on it and see if it works, so as to rule-in/rule-out the frequency problem

I just tried the TV using the inverter below and it worked.

odimbannamdi:
There is a high chance that your inverter is a modified sinewave inverter. Check whether your fans make a humming sound when in use on the inverter. Modified sinewave inverters could damage your electronics. Get a puresine wave inverter instead.

Yeah it is a modified sinewave inverter and it make the usual humming sound when in use. Mehn. Heard that puresine wave inverter is expensive now.

Dishtech:
Plug AC fan on the inverter without NEPA if you hear humming sound know that it square wave and your tv may be rejecting it. Someone TVs or electronic are sensitive to square wave.

Would try it and see.

smallsmall:
Could be that the Inverter is not a pure sine wave Inverter and your TV is just refusing to work with the Power coming from that Inverter.
Such non-PSW Inverters at times do burn the coil of fans and other household electronics like Phone Chargers, etc.

If you can have access to another PSW Inverter, l would have wish you can try the same TV on it and see if it works, so as to rule-in/rule-out the frequency problem

Could be, means l am not ruling out other reasons that might not be very obvious right now.

Yeah inverter is not PSW. Though the TV was working initially, it just stopped recently.

Hello,
Didn't know about this thread. Was searching for some stuff and it came up. I just setup my own with a 200a battery and a 1.2k inverter. Though I am yet to get panel as I intend to be using nepa for the main time.
My load is TV, decoder, laptop and 28w for bulbs. No fan yet, hope to add DC fan and fridge soonest In Sha Allahu.
My question is that my TV does not power/boot completely with the inverter stuff but work well with NEPA. Is there any suggestion to solve it?

Earlier this year, my TV capacitor got burnt from power surge before I put stabilizer in the house. I haven't replace it as I intend to use company warranty stuff for the repair and the procedure/period of repair might be long.

tensazangetsu20:
Brother, I would be very frank with you. If these are the kind of things you have a portfolio then you never start except you be woman sha. If you be man, this is absolutely unacceptable.

Would you mind sharing some kind of projects wey person fit put for portfolio?

True talk. Not to talk of the depression when nothing is forthcoming especially with regards to landing a role. I feel the depression part is not really been talked about alot.

tensazangetsu20:
At all and I won't till I leave this shithole zoo of a country . It's not easy learning to code with family obligations honestly especially when married with kids. It requires 5 times more effort than a single person.

Was about to give him this same response on your behalf cos I don too reason your parole.

Bankyshinani:
...

Greetings Sir
Has there been any progress from your side with regards to this topic? If yes, would you mind sharing advise/tip.

airsaylongcome:
So let's look at it

If (num1>=num2)...

If the condition evaluates to true do we need to check num2>=num1? If it evaluates to false do we need to check num2>=num1?

Nope. I think I get your logic now.

airsaylongcome:
So yes I think the number of comparisons should reduce. After the initial check of num1>=num2 I don't think there should have been a check for that again in the elif. I'm rusty in my programming so I don't have a ready solution for that. But I believe after the first check there was no need to check it again because we would already know if num1 was greater or not after that check

After checking num1>=num2, there is a need to compare using num2 in case num2 will be the largest in the elif. The approach is the basic logic.
If you consider the first number as largest and then compare with others, your number of comparison will always be n-1 which is small improvement

But I believe after the first check there was no need to check it again because we would already know if num1 was greater or not after that check

We would know but we wouldn't know for certain if num2 or num3 is greater.
You can open your terminal, run different variation of the code and see the results.

airsaylongcome:
[color=#0000ff]num1 =[/color] [color=#d11aff]float[/color][color=#0000ff]([/color][color=#d11aff]input[/color][color=#0000ff]([/color][color=#00cc00]"Enter first number: "[/color][color=#0000ff]))[/color]
[color=#0000ff]num2 =[/color] [color=#d11aff]float[/color][color=#0000ff]([/color][color=#d11aff]input[/color][color=#0000ff]([/color][color=#00cc00]"Enter second number: "[/color][color=#0000ff]))[/color]
[color=#0000ff]num3 =[/color] [color=#d11aff]float[/color][color=#0000ff]([/color][color=#d11aff]input[/color][color=#0000ff]([/color][color=#00cc00]"Enter third number: "[/color][color=#0000ff]))[/color]
[color=#d11aff]if [/color][color=#0000ff](num1 >= num2)[/color] [color=#d11aff]and[/color] [color=#0000ff](num1 >= num3):[/color]
[color=#ffffff].....[/color][color=#0000ff]largest = num1[/color]
[color=#d11aff]elif[/color] [color=#0000ff](num2 >= num1)[/color] [color=#d11aff]and[/color] [color=#0000ff](num2 >= num3):[/color]
[color=#ffffff].....[/color] [color=#0000ff]largest = num2[/color]
[color=#d11aff] else[/color]:
[color=#ffffff].....[/color][color=#0000ff]largest = num3[/color]
[color=#d11aff]print[/color][color=#0000ff]([/color][color=#00cc00]"The largest number is"[/color], [color=#0000ff]largest)[/color]

Saw this code somewhere on Nairaland and while it's mostly correct, I think it is suboptimal. To spark a conversation, how would you guys go about optimising it?

How about after getting the three numbers, then we say:
int largest = number1
If number2 > largest
largest = number2
If number3 > largest
largest = number3

In this case, I think the number of comparison is reduced.

airsaylongcome:
Good points. I'm also thinking was there any need to do the elif num2>=num1?

Based on the person code logic, I think it was needed.

Lindner:
.

Saw a startup that does this advertising on Twitter and was wondering how feasible it is in terms of profit.
Op, please I will reach out to you for some clarification.

airsaylongcome:
The screens where made in Nigeria? Battery made in Nigeria? Resistors, capacitors, diodes and transistors where also made in Nigeria? I'm interested.

What is the use case? Why would I have a device with no connectivity? For security? Privacy? Or anonymity? Might as well just have a paper notebook. Or a tecno device in a Faraday bag. Still trying to get my head around the product offering as I have a lot of interest in anonymity and privacy