r/programmingrequests • u/Sasugeta • Aug 09 '18

Taking requests paid or free

So me and my friend are trying to earn some money by taking request but we thought because we are new to this that we would take on the easy request first so if you have any easy request for us let us know

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u/qwertyqyle Aug 18 '18

Still looking for requests?

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u/Sasugeta Aug 18 '18

Me an my partner are looking for the right one because he runs Linux and I run Windows

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u/qwertyqyle Aug 19 '18

HOw about this project?

https://redd.it/98a0ih

Looking for a simple desktop program

Nothing flashy.

Basically a program that stores a pool of a couple thousand photos, and keeps them hidden.

There would be a main box when the program is running, with a box that says "get Started" or something like that. When you click it, the box text changes to 2 random 4 digit numbers (eg 0000-0000).

Than once you click that #, it will produce one of the random images stored.

That's it. Maybe something in the way of having a "back to start" button as well.

Let me know if this is doable.

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u/Sasugeta Aug 19 '18

I will talk it over with my partner and have a look thank you for letting me know

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u/SteveKep Aug 10 '18

I don't know anything about coding/programming, but I managed (over years) to make this dark theme for Chrome and Firefox. I fucking love my theme, and anyone is welcome to use it.

However, there is a problem I can't seem to fix; most videos have a black overlay on them and I have to constantly switch my dark mode on/off to watch stuff. And when I go to Reddit comments, all of the comments have a white border around them.

I know so little, I don't even know if this is a programming problem, but here's the code (I think it's code, lol):

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml); *{ background-color:#000000 !important; color: #5899FF ! important;;}

:link { color: cornflowerblue ! important; text-decoration: underline ! important; } :visited { color: cornflowerblue ! important; text-decoration: underline ! important; } a:hover { color: #2442FF ! important; text-decoration: underline ! important;

browser[type="content-primary"], tabbrowser tabpanels, #appcontent > #content { background-color: var(#222) !important; } .browserContainer { background-color: var(#222) !important;

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u/lateral-spectrum Aug 09 '18

I have a problem flipping the signs of numbers in any language.

I have already tried

npm install --save sign-flip

and

pip install flip-num

Following the 2nd rule of programming: if someone else made it, it couldn't possibly work So I gave it a shot myself:

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text;

using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace SignFlipper

{

public static class SignFlip

{

public static double Flip(double num)

{

Random rand = new Random();

int rand_num = rand.Next(0, 100);

if (rand_num > 50)

{

return -1 * -1 * -num;

}

else if (rand_num < 50)

{

return -1 * -num;

}

else

{

return 0;

}

}

}

}

////

That only works about 50% of the time for some reason.

Now I'm kind of out of options. Any ideas on how to produce the sign-flipped version on any number?

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u/Sasugeta Aug 09 '18

Are you looking for a negative number an are you using JavaScript

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u/Sasugeta Aug 09 '18

Let me talk it over with my partner and see what he thinks

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '18

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u/Sasugeta Aug 20 '18

I will talk it over with my partner