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JustWatchLittle 11-Nov-17 8:41

11-Nov-17 8:41

xiecsuk12-Nov-17 22:35

xiecsuk

12-Nov-17 22:35

What's wrong with VB?

Nelek15-Nov-17 11:52

Nelek

15-Nov-17 11:52

Actually... I don't have a problem with it, but it was a mandatory joke :P

M.D.V.

If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
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xiecsuk15-Nov-17 21:21

xiecsuk

15-Nov-17 21:21

VB certainly earned me a lot of money when I was contracting.

Nelek18-Nov-17 1:57

Nelek

18-Nov-17 1:57

Only because something is profitable doesn't imply that is good Wink | ;)

M.D.V.

Marc Clifton11-Nov-17 8:49

Marc Clifton

11-Nov-17 8:49

C# Cubic Spline Interpolation

NMath - 13.5 Function Interpolation (.NET, C#, CSharp, VB, Visual Basic, F#)

ILNumerics - Spline Interpolation in .NET (C#, Visual Basic)

A few links that I found. My google-fu is only marginally working at the moment. Wink | ;)

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JustWatchLittle 11-Nov-17 9:34

11-Nov-17 9:34

Yes true, and thanks for blaming me. I find all this also, but _what exactly _ Excel is using?

And in case you think you know everything, than please explain which algo I have to use that my original Points are in the smooth function....

Google I can do by myself, but get the real Background is sometimes more than just a Little bit googling and copy&paste...

modified 11-Nov-17 15:43pm.

BillWoodruff11-Nov-17 13:52

BillWoodruff

11-Nov-17 13:52

JustWatchLittle wrote:
thanks for blaming me

Nobody "blamed" you ! If anyone is to blame here, it should be this lazy flea, who didn't go a-googlin' before he oped his yap Smile | :)

JustWatchLittle wrote:
And in case you think you know everything, than please explain which algo I have to use that my original Points are in the smooth function....

So, we should read your mind, figure out what type of spline function you want ?

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Jörgen Andersson11-Nov-17 22:23

Jörgen Andersson

11-Nov-17 22:23

You should reread and rethink this post.
It comes off in a pretty bad way, Marc is really trying to be helpful, and there's not enough info in the thread to conclude that he is "blaming" you.

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JustWatchLittle 12-Nov-17 5:52

12-Nov-17 5:52

I'm aware that Mr. Marc Clifton is an authority and that his information/tips are very helpful! I read most of his articles and enjoy them and are thankful for them.

For this question I simply feeled pissed off, could be I'm wrong. Sorry. Sorry especally to @Marc-Clifton

Marc Clifton12-Nov-17 7:18

Marc Clifton

12-Nov-17 7:18

JustWatchLittle wrote:
Yes true, and thanks for blaming me.

I'm LMAO reading the replies. My reply to Bill was specifically meant for Bill as he was wishing there were some C# implementations. I was actually surprised how little how I found googling around.

JustWatchLittle wrote:
Google I can do by myself, but get the real Background is sometimes more than just a Little bit googling and copy&paste...

Well duh, I wasn't googling for what algo Excel was specifically using, just trying to find if someone, say on github, had done a broad implementation of several algorithms. Never came up with anything, though I imagine in Python/Numpy they exist.

JustWatchLittle wrote:
And in case you think you know everything, than please explain which algo I have to use that my original Points are in the smooth function....

Everything but that. Wink | ;)

JustWatchLittle 12-Nov-17 7:33

12-Nov-17 7:33

First of all, thank you very much for your answer. Need some time to translate and understand it.
Thanks again.
Bruno

Sodding windows bloody networking!

BillWoodruff11-Nov-17 13:52

BillWoodruff

11-Nov-17 13:52

As ever, thanks !

«While I complain of being able to see only a shadow of the past, I may be insensitive to reality as it is now, since I'm not at a stage of development where I'm capable of seeing it.\» Claude Levi-Strauss (Tristes Tropiques, 1955)

Munchies_Matt11-Nov-17 3:16

11-Nov-17 3:16

God it is dreadful.

On XP it used to work, now, it is a pile of crap.

Standard rant failure 1A

Jörgen Andersson11-Nov-17 3:47

Jörgen Andersson

11-Nov-17 3:47

Tell us WHY it's dreadful and a pile of crap. Everything else is just an opinion.

Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello

Munchies_Matt11-Nov-17 3:52

11-Nov-17 3:52

because it steams and is brown

PIEBALDconsult11-Nov-17 3:59

PIEBALDconsult

11-Nov-17 3:59

Sounds like coffee. Mmmm... coffee...

Jörgen Andersson11-Nov-17 4:11

Jörgen Andersson

11-Nov-17 4:11

And fresh made chocolate brownies.

Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello

PIEBALDconsult11-Nov-17 4:18

PIEBALDconsult

11-Nov-17 4:18

And Halle Berry... Unsure | :~

ZurdoDev13-Nov-17 3:04

ZurdoDev

13-Nov-17 3:04

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who can extrapolate from incomplete data.

There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

kmoorevs11-Nov-17 3:52

kmoorevs

11-Nov-17 3:52

Mileage may vary...I've really not had any problems with Windows networking, aside from VMs which can be a pain. Mad | :mad:

So, what's the problem?

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Munchies_Matt11-Nov-17 3:59

11-Nov-17 3:59

It seems to be caching a lot of stuff because when you change something it takes minutes to get a connection.

You get endless progress bar, across the address field in explorer, followed b the useless 'diagnose' choice.

even after flushing the DNS cache, because my two test machines have the same ip address (makes testing easier when I switch between them), windows thinks it knows about the connection but can't access it (probably because the option 'let windows manage' got enabled.

Then you have the ridiculous inability to switch a network from private, to public, or work. In fact how the hell does an IP link even HAVE these sub types? It doesnt. This is windows trying to be clever and limit access. And when software tries to be clever it goes wrong. And it is painfully slow to find a machine on the network. You should try linux. It really is immediate.

OriginalGriff11-Nov-17 4:07

OriginalGriff

11-Nov-17 4:07

Munchies_Matt wrote:
because my two test machines have the same ip address

That's probably the problem - Windows is trying to ensure that the machine at the other end is exactly the one it thinks it is.

I have no problems with it, and I've got 2 Win10 devices, 1 Win XP desktop, 5 Android (or 7 if I count the Amazon and Google TV devices - and I probably should), two linux based NASes and a gawd-knows-what based printer on my network. Plus the router. All the shares work fine, all access to SQL is fine, it just works.
Maybe that's because I don't play silly buggers with my IP addresses?

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Munchies_Matt11-Nov-17 4:19

11-Nov-17 4:19

That is just todays problem, and it wouldnt be if it didnt frigging cache it somewhere). My main grips is the time it takes, and frequent failure, to even access devices on the network. Hell, it does this even trying to open a local folder sometimes. You must have seen the blue progress bar in explorer surely?