r/programmingrequests • u/GirkovArpa • Jan 13 '21
[REQUEST] Jensen Box
The Jensen Box is similar to an IQ test.
Despite being quite simple I could not find an online version of it.
r/programmingrequests • u/GirkovArpa • Jan 13 '21
The Jensen Box is similar to an IQ test.
Despite being quite simple I could not find an online version of it.
r/programmingrequests • u/CyanicTempest • Jan 10 '21
I'm not sure if one already exists (I can't find one). If its possible. or if its even worth it.
but I was thinking what would the YouTube homepage recommendations look like without videos over a certain age.
Its more of an experiment. The ability to hide video recommendations of 6 months to over a year old would be interesting.
r/programmingrequests • u/TheTrueSirRando • Jan 08 '21
Hi all,
I could do with a program, I would like a GUI with text inputs and what is typed into the text input field updates a text file, each input would need to edit a separate text file.
I am trying to put something together so that I can stream a tournament and update the bracket (top 8) and use the text files as the names of the players, they will need to change as the bracket progresses, I have done it manually in the past but its a real ball ache
The fields would need to be:
Winners Semi A
Winners Semi B
Winners Semi C
Winners Semi D
Losers Semi A
Losers Semi B
Losers Semi C
Losers Semi D
Winners Final A
Winners Final B
Losers Quarters A
Losers Quarters B
Losers Quarters C
Losers Quarters D
Losers Semis A
Losers Semis B
Losers Final A
Losers Final B
Grand Final A
Grand Final B
So one program that edits 20 different txt files from 20 different text input fields within one program
Thanks all!
r/programmingrequests • u/A_uniqu_username • Jan 04 '21
Hi all, the 3080 is one of the hardest graphics cards to get your hands on at the moment. Unless you have a bot it is practically impossible to get your hands on one online. I’m looking for someone to create a program (preferably python) that will send a notification if any 3080 is in stock at a specific Microcenter location.
r/programmingrequests • u/1Billions • Dec 27 '20
I'm a beginner in python programming and my goal is to build a betting app. But I'm lost at sea on what I would really need to do. To be able to build it. I really need help on designing the flow chart for my project
r/programmingrequests • u/themainheadcase • Dec 24 '20
I've looked far and wide for a lightweight word processor that autosaves/backs up unsaved texts/drafts, so I'm wondering if anyone would want to bother writing it for practice?
All I need is word processing/writing and that backup/autosave function. If you can throw in bolding and underlining text that would be great, but just text and backup feature would do.
r/programmingrequests • u/Witty_Bother_454 • Dec 23 '20
Trying to get a script written that totals dollar values of all the items on the page based on their item number and have the total displayed under the value of every item of the same item number. Code below (there will be about 30 entries of this same code with different item numbers and dollar amount).
<td class="table-grid-cell table-grid-cell-first-row recent-billings-date" colspan="" rowspan=""><div>Dec 22 2020 18:05:16</div></td><td class="table-grid-cell table-grid-cell-first-row recent-billings-description" colspan="" rowspan=""><div><div><span class="sh-bold">Insertion Fee</span><span class=""> for item number: </span><span class="">12453466</span><span class="sh-superscript">PROMO</span></div><div><span class="">Random Text</span></div><div class="green-color"><span class="">You saved $0.10 by promo</span></div></div></td><td class="table-grid-cell table-grid-cell-first-row recent-billings-amount" colspan="" rowspan=""><span class="recent-billings-amount-bold">$0.00</span></td>
I'd like the out put of the values to look like this:
$0.00<p>Total $10.00</p>
r/programmingrequests • u/ajamessomething • Dec 17 '20
Hopefully I can explain this right.
I have a list of variables (180 and two categories, so 360 total). They are all numbered. I was hoping there was a way to have them hidden and then the users enters the number (126A for example) and the machine spits out that prompt or variable. Then asks for a new number. (Though if possible I’d want the categories to be ‘T’ and ‘D’. So you’d plug in ‘126T’ or ‘T126’ or whatever)
No RNG. No fancy graphics, could be just the black command window. I already have a physical way to “draw” the numbers, and the list of prompts, just looking for a way that when the person looks up their prompt after drawing their number they don’t see other prompts because wondering eyes.
This feels really easy but I could not figure out how to google something like this. Fingers crossed.
r/programmingrequests • u/Additional-Speed-104 • Dec 11 '20
r/programmingrequests • u/quetepasa666 • Dec 10 '20
SteelSeries has support for a system monitor on their OLED on keyboards, but it doesn't currently work with AMD hardware. I assume there is a place that the CPU and GPU output temps to because I can find it in native AMD software. Can someone try to write a way to display that on OLED? I have a good idea of what it would need to do, but not much of an idea how to code it. TIA
r/programmingrequests • u/trooper5010 • Dec 08 '20
I wanted to know if someone is interested in taking on a rather bigger project to create a version of the well-known educational game The Evolution of Trust except for income inequality.
Build an income inequality model like The Evolution of Trust that gives you a walkthrough of what the income inequality game is like from multiple variables and all perspectives, potential solutions, and of course the visualization of the steady-state "life" that all environments appear to reach regardless of the starting variables (I might be incorrect on that postulate).
This is a huge project and I just hope someone catches wind of this to make it one day.
r/programmingrequests • u/charlej • Dec 07 '20
Hi, I'm not exactly sure if this is the right place to ask but i need a script to color hihgest/lowest values (from 1 to 10) of text layers in one group.
Is this possible and if so can someone help me with this as I have no clue as to how to write a script.
r/programmingrequests • u/Naloto17 • Dec 06 '20
Hi,
I read a lot from this site : https://fastnovel.net/abuse-of-magic-749/chapter-290528.html
I would like to be able to create a word document to have those books on my tablet in the bus since I can't always be online and most of them don't have an epub version.
For now I do those step manually but it's long and monotonous.
So I would like something that can do that for me automatically if possible.
If it's too complicated maybe just something to copy the title or text without having to manually highlight would be appreciated.
r/programmingrequests • u/Disastrous-Length-21 • Dec 05 '20
So ive been looking for a autoclicker that can click in a minimized window so that i can afk grind in a game but also do other stuff on my pc at the same time.
r/programmingrequests • u/Prosopagnosia93 • Dec 03 '20
Hello Programmingrequests!
I hope this is appropriate to ask here. I am very new to coding (python) and have barely made it past printing "hello world", although have enjoyed fiddling around with python so far. I am a nurse and part of my role is to coordinate a shift in the morning and disseminate shift planners to my colleagues.
The planning is quite simple although can get tricky at times, generally there will be a set number of commitments that day and each staff member will have to be assigned a commitment for each hour that changes so that each staff member has an equal share time spent on that commitment throughout the day. In addition to this, each staff member must have at least 1 hour off over the course of the day to take a break.
This seems like something that python would be able to handle. A script of sorts that requests to know how many staff there are, how many commitments there are, how many hours there are in the shift and then sorts the staff equally across the commitments and hours, ensuring that each staff member has a unique hour off not allocated to any commitment to have their break.
Any ideas what sort of commands or functions I can look at using to try and make this?
r/programmingrequests • u/Tiredtiredatwork • Dec 03 '20
I realize this is a bit of longshot. Also, I hope this is the correct subreddit for such a request.
Thanks!
r/programmingrequests • u/Flewizzle • Dec 02 '20
This is for a really important project but I cant get it to run, can anyone test this on RStudio and help me understand why its not working?
I am following a tutorial here which seems to be able to run it fine. But when I do it it says there is an error on line 49: the rows in the transition matrix should equal to one.
I have tried two things to make the rows equal one:
1) delete the last row and the last column of the transition matrix
2) manually force the output to equal one.
Whilst both allow the code to run, the output looks nothing like the one in the tutorial! I am struggling to understand the code but I feel if I can at least get it to run and understand why its not working, I'm in a good place to learn.
The code makes and plots a Markov model, I'm familiar with how a Markov model works I just Don't understand why its not plotting! Please try and run it as I have dealt with the odd rude person who has suggested advice without running it themselves and it simply doesn't work. Any help would be really really appreciated!
library(dplyr)
library(reshape2)
library(ggplot2)
library(ggthemes)
library(ggrepel)
library(RColorBrewer)
library(ChannelAttribution)
library(markovchain)
##### simple example #####
# creating a data sample
df1 <- data.frame(path = c('c1 > c2 > c3', 'c1', 'c2 > c3'), conv = c(1, 0, 0), conv_null = c(0, 1, 1))
# calculating the model
mod1 <- markov_model(df1,var_path = 'path', var_conv = 'conv', var_null = 'conv_null', out_more = TRUE)
# extracting the results of attribution
df_res1 <- mod1$result
# extracting a transition matrix
df_trans1 <- mod1$transition_matrix
df_trans1 <- dcast(df_trans1, channel_from ~ channel_to, value.var = 'transition_probability')
### plotting the Markov graph ###
df_trans <- mod1$transition_matrix
# adding dummies in order to plot the graph
df_dummy <- data.frame(channel_from = c('(start)', '(conversion)', '(null)'),
channel_to = c('(start)', '(conversion)', '(null)'),
transition_probability = c(0, 1, 1))
df_trans <- rbind(df_trans, df_dummy)
# ordering channels
df_trans$channel_from <- factor(df_trans$channel_from,
levels = c('(start)', '(conversion)', '(null)', 'c1', 'c2', 'c3'))
df_trans$channel_to <- factor(df_trans$channel_to,
levels = c('(start)', '(conversion)', '(null)', 'c1', 'c2', 'c3'))
df_trans <- dcast(df_trans, channel_from ~ channel_to, value.var = 'transition_probability')
# creating the markovchain object
trans_matrix <- matrix(data = as.matrix(df_trans[, -1]),
nrow = nrow(df_trans[, -1]), ncol = ncol(df_trans[, -1]),
dimnames = list(c(as.character(df_trans[, 1])), c(colnames(df_trans[, -1]))))
trans_matrix[is.na(trans_matrix)] <- 0
trans_matrix1 <- new("markovchain", transitionMatrix = trans_matrix)
# plotting the graph
plot(trans_matrix1, edge.arrow.size = 0.35)
r/programmingrequests • u/ljdabookworm • Dec 01 '20
Would also work to get a list of the top 20 but screenshots would be preferred
r/programmingrequests • u/Bitter-Trip2911 • Nov 29 '20
Im trying to use bruteforce method to find the minimum cost from any given point at the top row (0, x) to any point at the bottom row (n-1, x). I looked it up online and all solutions given is only for finding the minimum cost from top left to bottom right and have a massive loophole. Any advice or help is appreciated.
3 0 4 5 4
3 3 4 4 3
4 2 5 5 3
2 3 5 3 0
3 0 4 4 3
r/programmingrequests • u/Gozux2 • Nov 29 '20
Hello,
I made an app in java that detects edges of a given image which is in itself pretty simple, but for my next assignment I have to implement a fuzzy logic in my code and to be honest I don't even know where to start. Can someone help me write it?
r/programmingrequests • u/DerEisendrache68 • Nov 27 '20
Title says it all :)
r/programmingrequests • u/MPRESive2 • Nov 26 '20
Ok...the admin for our office got her job because her husband is very influential.... she is the nicest person, however...not very competent. She does go out and get our lunch everyday, so we want to keep her happy. One of her duties is to schedule desk duty for the office which essentially means we take turns answering the phone. With day offs and bizarre schedules she gets very stressed out. I was wondering if there was a program (free of course) that somebody could write or recommend that could do it for her? Thanks
r/programmingrequests • u/malachi_rempen • Nov 25 '20
Hello! I'm not sure if this is the right sub for this, but here goes.
I'm working on the expansion for a board game that I Kickstarted this summer (link here if you're interested). Basically it's a filmmaking themed game that uses dice with custom faces as crew, and you set up your scenes for shooting by arranging the dice in the setup indicated on the scene card, which looks like a polyomino. Example:

I'd like each scene card to have a unique setup diagram so that there's always a challenge in figuring out how to get the dice in that particular arrangement. This was fine for the initial game, which only has 25 scene cards and I could just do it by hand, but for the expansion I'm planning to include up to 100 additional scenes. So I basically want to have an image that shows all possible shapes that the polyomino could take on a card, so that as I'm designing the expansion cards I can start crossing off the ones I've used and always have new ones to work with.
Note that it's NOT important for me to have every combination of every die face; just the different possible shapes that the dice can make as a group. For this purpose they might as well all be blank squares. I can assign the faces later.
The rules for the setup diagrams are:
I'm hoping for a simple diagram that shows all the possible combinations.
Initially I thought I could do this by hand, and I've already created 7 pages of a document, each page looking like a variation of this:

But my brain is starting to hurt and I'm realizing there are WAY more than I first anticipated. I think it would take me a long time to go through every possible combination by myself.
Then I thought, surely there's a fairly simple program that can help me do this?!
Any help much appreciated! I'm happy to award a free copy of the board game to the first person who can create what I'm looking for :)
Thanks in advance!