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I see alot of people saying that economy picking is very difficult to master.
But I find it very easy to play with economy picking, so much so that I'm trying to 'reteach' myself to use alternative picking more.
Is economy just one of those things where...
Started by Crazyedd123 on
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by 12 people.
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Pick the picking styleI honestly never got....
I can't imagine economy picking ever feeling natural learn it, it becomes very easy'?
Honestly, either style is very hard to master.
In which case you pick towards the new string.
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Hello
This is not to say which is best, you have to use both at the right time, they are both very useful. In short ...
I currently use the economy picking, almost anywhere! For now, I can easily get around 120-130 or even slightly more in the sixteenth...
Started by Syndromed on
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by 6 people.
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What I'm doing now to get....
I used economy picking over alternate picking in any way.
Just practice your scales and arpeggios with alternative picking and try to get the highest speed Hey I'm actually in the same situation you're in.
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How do I pick a random element from a set? I'm particularly interested in picking a random element from a HashSet or a LinkedHashSet, in Java. Solutions for other languages are also welcome.
Started by Clue Less on
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by 18 people.
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This is odd, ....
Clojure solution:
(defn pick-random [set] (let [sq (seq set)] (nth sq I know of.
Console.WriteLine(od[1]); Console.WriteLine(od["def"]);
In lisp
(defun pick-random (set) (nth (random (length Collections looks promising.
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I am using java2d to draw a simple graph at the moment I have implemented picking by calling contains(MousePoint) for each object/shape, this works but scales linearly.
Is there a more efficient method for picking in java2d?
Started by stimpie on
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by 3 people.
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Second, what you want, ....
First of all, unless you have a lot of nodes, then linear will most likely be fine, and you shouldn't change anything unless performance is already seen to suffer .
Yes, although the full answer would be too long for this space .
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I have a renderer using directx and openGL, and a 3d scene. The viewport and the window are of the same dimensions.
How do I implement picking given mouse coordinates x and y in a platform independent way?
Started by Tom J Nowell on
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by 4 people.
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Assign each object you want to pick a unique color, render the objects with these colors.
If you can, do the picking on the CPU by calculating a ray from the eye through the mouse pointer.
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I need to add ability to pick a date in my Swing application. Picking should be similar to JComboBox, but instead of drop down list I would like to obtain one month with dates and ability to scroll between months.
There is no such component in JDK. A ...
Started by sergdev on
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by 3 people.
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JXDatePicker from SwingX should meet your needs..
It is not a combobox like you said you wanted (more of a traditional calendar widget), but JCalendar by Kai Toedter works pretty well .
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I'm using Visual Studio 2005. I have a program written in C#. When I create the installer and then add the primary output, it's not picking up any dependencies. Not even .Net. Anybody have any ideas?
Started by Kevin on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I went back under my main project>references and removed the references... .
I fixed my own problem, but figured I would post the "fix" in case any else should run into the problem .
Try to do a build of your installer, it may add the dependencies at that time .
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I guess my first question is whether tablet PCs are even useful. We have a few PMs here in the office that have them, but I've never seem them using the PCs in "tablet" mode.
Also, are there tablet PCs that are powerful enough to run games?
Finally, what...
Started by Esteban Araya on
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by 6 people.
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The most important factor (in my opinion) would be how responsive the touch sensor is, that is, ... .
But best is "waiting" for multi-touch tablet PCs, like HP TouchSmart tx2 , and Windows7 .
I think tablet PCs are not ready for next-get games like Crysis .
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I'm coding a board game where there is a bag of possible pieces. Each turn, players remove randomly selected pieces from the bag according to certain rules.
For my implementation, it may be easier to divide up the bag initially into pools for one or more...
Started by Rosarch on
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by 5 people.
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For....
The fairest to let pick from 100% of the items still in play, hence, they should both pick from which bag they pick and [blindly,of course] pick vulnerabilities.
The end of the game, when some of players' bags are empty .
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I mean this as a serious question. I have a chance at accepting a job offer with a company requiring skills in Unix (although they seem fine with my admittance of having only Windows experience, expecting me to be able to pick up Unix with the job).
Java...
Started by Cuga on
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by 17 people.
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Unix is very valuable since the knowledge can.
pick one or the other!
Or to get width and height of a PNG image:
pngtopnm hyphen.png the opportunity to pick up some new knowledge or skills.
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