← Back to context Comment by jabo 14 years ago I don't understand a wee bit of that, so Go Computer Science! :) 5 comments jabo Reply lloeki 14 years ago He's unit-testing Germanium.resistivity(intensity, temperature) like so: fixed_i = lambda t: Germanium.resistivity(42, t) for t in range(100, 350, step=10): assertEqual(fixed_I(t), k*math.expr(t/tref)) Unfortunately fixed_i returns results akin to /dev/urandom because of broken hardware. Groxx 14 years ago That is an absolutely fantastic summary. I upvoted the parent just to get this one more attention :D lloeki 14 years ago Good questions deserve an upvote just as much as getting answered :) jabo 14 years ago If only high-school Chemistry was this easy, I would go back and do it again, just to be fascinated by nature. jabo 14 years ago Awesome explanation! Thanks.
lloeki 14 years ago He's unit-testing Germanium.resistivity(intensity, temperature) like so: fixed_i = lambda t: Germanium.resistivity(42, t) for t in range(100, 350, step=10): assertEqual(fixed_I(t), k*math.expr(t/tref)) Unfortunately fixed_i returns results akin to /dev/urandom because of broken hardware. Groxx 14 years ago That is an absolutely fantastic summary. I upvoted the parent just to get this one more attention :D lloeki 14 years ago Good questions deserve an upvote just as much as getting answered :) jabo 14 years ago If only high-school Chemistry was this easy, I would go back and do it again, just to be fascinated by nature. jabo 14 years ago Awesome explanation! Thanks.
Groxx 14 years ago That is an absolutely fantastic summary. I upvoted the parent just to get this one more attention :D lloeki 14 years ago Good questions deserve an upvote just as much as getting answered :) jabo 14 years ago If only high-school Chemistry was this easy, I would go back and do it again, just to be fascinated by nature.
jabo 14 years ago If only high-school Chemistry was this easy, I would go back and do it again, just to be fascinated by nature.
He's unit-testing Germanium.resistivity(intensity, temperature) like so:
Unfortunately fixed_i returns results akin to /dev/urandom because of broken hardware.
That is an absolutely fantastic summary. I upvoted the parent just to get this one more attention :D
Good questions deserve an upvote just as much as getting answered :)
If only high-school Chemistry was this easy, I would go back and do it again, just to be fascinated by nature.
Awesome explanation! Thanks.