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So who according to you is an over-rated & an under-rated cricketer? Mention one player for each in your post. And if you happen to disagree with someone's choice, enlighten us.
Let me start.
Over-rated: Paul Collingwood
Under-rated: David Hussey
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Under-rated: Darren Sammy.
What else is needed from a bowler? Over-ratedUnder-rated: Nazmul Hossain
Over-rated: umm Over-rated: Dilshan.
Has the economy rate, gets the wickets.
To pick him up.
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There is a query I've just made
SELECT * FROM users INNER JOIN ratings ON ratings.rateable=users.id ORDER BY SUM(ratings.rating)/COUNT(ratings.rating)
But, it doesn't work, I just get one person in result, although there are 3 people in ratings table!...
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Are you storing the users.id field value in the rateable column in your ratings table?
This is just a hunch, but....
It's hard to tell because I can't see all of your stuff....but my guess is in the ' ON ratings.rateable=users.id ' part of your SQL .
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You do realize that "bit" means nothing, right?
The 3DS is 32 bit, the DS is 64 bit, but the 3DS is more than twice as powerful. .
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So I just built a star-rating system and and trying to come up with an algorithm to list the "Top Rated" items. For simplicity, here are the columns:
item_name average_rating (a decimal from 1 to 5) num_votes
I'm trying to determine the "sweet spot" between...
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An idea not to take.
The question is, how much higher the 4.6/20 shall be rated than the 5.0/2...
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The actual question is a little more complex than that, so here goes.
I have a website which reviews games. Ratings/reviews are posted for each game, and so I have a MySQL database to handle it all.
Thing is, I'd really like a page that showed what score...
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SELECT DISTINCT game.gameName, game.gameImage, review.ourScore FROM game LEFT JOIN review ON game.ID = review.gameID ORDER BY review.postedOn LIMIT 10
Or something like that, check out how to use the Distinct first, I'm not sure on the syntax, and you... .
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I have 2 columns, one called rating_average and one called rating_count.
I need to select the 3 rows with the highest rating with the rating count factored into the equation as well.
Started by Webnet on
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How do you want to factor in the rating count exactly? If you wanted to limit it to say items with....
SELECT * FROM table ORDER BY rating_average DESC LIMIT 3
That may work, but you should post the schema so we can see exactly what you want.
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I am currently trying to find some blogs that talk (almost solely) on the JavaScript Language , and this is due to the fact that most of the time, bloggers with real life experience at work or at home development can explain more clearly and concisely...
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For example most....
It isn't entirely a JavaScript blog but Web Bug Track has a lot of useful info about how and where browsers fall down with JavaScript .
I find that http://ajaxian.com/ has a lot of useful information about javascript, ajax, and so on .
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I'm doing research into a web API for my company, and it's starting to look like we might implement a RESTful one. I've read a couple of books about this now (O'Reilly's "RESTful web services" seeming the most useful) and have come up with the following...
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Although I don't get why using the different HTTP methods is better then just using just the normal GET/POST and using a URL structure like:
movies/10/edit movies/10/ratings/add movies/10/ratings/10/reply movies/10/ratings/10/edit movies... .
Makes sense to me.
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Re: Animated Gifs....X rated Manzy likes this.
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Re: Animated Gifs....X rated Re: Animated Gifs....X rated Re: Animated Gifs....X rated Re: Animated Gifs....X rated Re: Animated Gifs....X rated Re: Animated Gifs....X rated I know this isn't X rated.......
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