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• natural language processing internships

  - by user552127

  Hi All, Pls someone guide me in finding paid Grad internships in Natural Language Processing over the summer. I am really interested in NLP/ML and have taken up the excellent course offered at my school in Fall. I would be glad to work for passionate startups that do actual NLP tasks such as semantic extraction (and not just information retrieval) etc. I have worked with Java and teaching myself Python in all NLP tasks. Thanks, Sanjay

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• Where programmers as business questions. [closed]

  - by Paul Knopf

  I remember finding an ad of some kind to a stackoverflow-style site that was for programmers to ask business questions. Anybody know of it? What is the name/url?

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• Algorithm for a dice problem

  - by vivekeviv

  I was thinking what should be the best algorithm for finding all the solutions of this puzzle. http://1cup1coffee.com/puzzle/endice/ Could backtracking be the an approach for solving this or can you suggest any other approach? Thanks

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• Facebook graph api for PHP resources!

  - by kielie

  Hi guys, I am creating a little flash game for the facebook platform, but I am finding it very difficult to get any decent documentation on the graph api and the PHP SDK, so if anyone has a decent resource for a beginner to go and learn the basics, I would appreciate it very much, as I am struggling to grasp the concept. Thanx!

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• error logging in zend

  - by pradeep

  i am using zend for 1st time..i am facing problems in finding errors. when a setter and getter function name mismatch i get a an error...but the error is show sometimes and not all the time...how do i log such errors.is there any separate log for this?

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• Has anyone used UDS (Unified Development Server) on a clustered system?

  - by gregturn

  UDS (formerly known as Forte 4GL) is the platform our current system is running on. I remember finding a flag in a forum that documented how to deploy this on a Veritas cluster. However, now that we have modern hardware coming in, I can't find that note anywhere in Google.

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• How do I configure an extreme feedback device to notify CI build status?

  - by Gishu

  Trying to save the next guy/gal some trouble in finding out what is needed to setup lava lamps or traffic lights or what have you (the term I believe is eXtreme Feedback Devices) as a BIG VISIBLE INDICATOR of your continuous integration build status. Ensure your post includes... (and please don't mess this question up with imaginative responses.. although it may be insanely funny at the point of conception) the XFD what 'helper' hardware is needed software that you managed to hook it up with detailed instructions on how to set it up

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• Labeled fixtures for associations in Rails 3 broken

  - by elsurudo

  After upgrading to Rails 3, fixtures that refer to other labelled fixtures (for relationships) stop working. Instead of finding the actual fixture with that name, the fixture label is interpreted as a string. Example: # Dog.yml sparky: name: Sparky owner: john # Person.yml john: name: John Where Dog "belongs to" person. The error message is: SQLite3::SQLException: table dogs has no column named 'owner'

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• X-server for Windows CE

  - by Fritz H

  Hi folks, I'm trying to run an app from a remote X session (Ubuntu, 9.04) on a handheld device powered by Windows Mobile. I want to do this by running an X-server of some description on the mobile device and using SSH/PocketPuTTY or similar for a tunnel, as you'd do it on a standard PC/Mac. Can anyone pls. point me in the direction of some X servers for Windows Mobile, if they exist? Having a hard time finding them. Cheers

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• Spam in the VS2010 Extension Manager

  - by Alex DeLarge

  What's with all the spam (free trials and so on from Component Source & Telerik among others) in the VS 2010 Extensions Manager. Without going to the website there is no way to know whether a listing is free or trialware so, for me, the entire user experience of the Extensions Manager is ruined. Anyone else finding this? Is there a way of suppressing these? Alex...

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• Older iPhone/ iPod frame rate?

  - by Adam

  Do older iPods and iPhones have a frame rate of 60fps? I'm finding that all the methods for calculating time intervals on iPhone (cftimeinterval, nstimer, timesince1970, etc) are all giving me bad data, so I've decided assume a frame rate of 60, just not sure if older apple devices can run at this.

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• Sockets with Silverlight 4

  - by AngryHacker

  I need to implement a persistent socket connection from my in-browser Silverlight 4 app to a device on the network. I need the following: Connect to it and keep a persistent connection Send and Receive data Get some type of event or notification (or detect it) when the connection drops. Is this possible with Silverlight 4? If so, can someone point me to some examples? All I am finding are some attempts at it with Silverlight 2.

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• Why is RAISERROR misspelled? Or is it not?

  - by Jason

  Why isn't RAISERROR spelled RAISEERROR? Where is the second E? I could understand if it were some ancient keyword length constraint, but I wouldn't expect it to be a nine-character limit. Is RAIS or RROR a technical word such that "raise-error" is just a mis-reading? Are its (immediate) origins in a different language? I've searched Google but not finding much on the subject.

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• How to approach performance issues?

  - by jess

  Hi, We are developing a client-server desktop application(winforms with sql server 2008, using LINQ-SQL).We are now finding many issues related to performance.These relate to querying too much data with LINQ , bad database design,not much caching etc.What do you suggest,we should do - how to go about solving these performance issues? One thing,I am doing is doing sql profiling,and trying to fix some queries.As far caching is concerned,we have static lists.But,how to keep them updated,we don't have any server side implementation.So,these lists can be stale,if someone changes data. regards

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• Useful Java Annotations

  - by Jon

  I'm interested in finding out exactly which Java annotations people think are most useful during development. This doesn't necessarily have to limited to the core Java API, you may include annotations you found in third party libraries or annotations you've developed yourself (make sure you include a link to the source). I'm really interested in common development tasks rather than knowing why the @ManyToOne(optional=false) in JPA is awesome... Include the annotation and a description of why it's useful for general development.

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• Is there a Java library with 3D spline functions?

  - by Liam

  In particular, I need a way to represent a curve/spline that passes through a set of known 3D points, and a way of finding other points on the curve/spline, by subdivision/interpolation. For example, if I have a set of points P0 to PN, I want to find 100 points between P0 and P1 that are on a spline that passes through P0 and P1. I see that Java3D's KBRotPosScaleSplinePathInterpolator performs such a calculation, but it is tied to that API's scenegraph model and I do not see how to return the values I need.

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• List of GHC extensions

  - by yairchu

  I wanted to use {-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-} but I forgot how it's called. This kind of thing isn't hoogle-able, and also it takes some time finding using google*. Is there somewhere a list of GHC extensions named as they are in the LANGUAGE pragma? * My googling search journey: Google Haskell at wikipedia GHC at wikipedia GHC language features Overload string literals OverloadedStrings

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• What is JAF? What is its purpose?

  - by Manoj

  Hi All, I am unable to understand the purpose of JAF(java activation Framework). Please explain me in simple terms or else where can i find simple material to learn. In Java Mail API, they are using JAF. I read, it was like finding the supporting data types of an object. But i couldn't understand. Please teach me!!

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• How to Load XML Into Workable Object From Fragment String?

  - by DaveDev

  I have a framgment of XML (just a few nodes, not a complete XML document) in a string that I need to get some values out of with Linq to XML. I'm finding it quite difficult to get this string into an XML object that I can work with though. Is there a way for me to do this?

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• BS in CS. Are specializations worth it?

  - by CheesePls

  I'm currently pursuing my BS in Computer Science and my school offers specializations based upon taking certain advanced electives. I was thinking about getting two of them since they are sort of on the way to my degree anyway. They are Software Engineering and Programming Languages and Compilers . Would these specializations actually be useful in finding a job? Would employers even care about them?

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• converting nested DIVs into CSV format....

  - by wefwgeweg

  okay there is already solutions for finding TABLE, LIST and converting that to CSV however, what about DIVs ? there are some sites that use DIV + CSS to display data.... i am using nokogiri, i wonder how will i be able to automatically find nested DIV, and convert it to CSV format ?

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• Legacy exchange MAPI help?

  - by Zenox

  I'm working with some legacy exchange code and I am having trouble finding information about some methods/constants. A google search reveals others using similar code, but with no explanations. Does anyone have any ideas where I can find proper docs? One constant I am looking for is: SYNC_ASSOCIATED.

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• How to find subgroups statistics in pandas?

  - by user2808117

  I am grouping a DataFrame using multiple columns (e.g., columns A, B - my_df.groupby(['A','B']) ), is there a better (less lines of code, faster) way of finding how many rows are in each subgroup and how many subgroups are there in total? at the moment I am using: def get_grp_size(grp): grp['size'] = len(grp) return grp my_df = my_df.groupby(['A','B']).apply(get_grp_size) my_df[['A','B','size']].drop_duplicates().size

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• Getting text at clicked location in an HTML element

  - by Marc

  I have a div element containing some text. When the user clicks a word inside that div I'd like to highlight just that word. In order to do this I need to know what character position in the text the click occurred at, so I can then locate nearby whitespace and insert some formatting around the word. Finding out where the click occurred within the text is the trick here. Is that kind of thing possible?

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• Hidden features of C#3.5 [closed]

  - by xyz

  Possible Duplicate: Hidden Features of C#? Kindly donot mistake this question with Hidden Features of C#?. It is specific to C# 3.5 / dot net 3.5 I have figured out some(what I have used so far). They are as under 1) Linq 2(Objects, Sql, Xml) 2) Lambda expressions 3) Extention methods 4) Object initializers 5) Collection initialisers 6) Anonymous delegates 7)Automatic properties Please help me in finding out more. Thanks

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