old thread: >>52622420
What are you working on, /g/?
>>52629675
kill yourself
I'm making a video game for fun in C++ using the SDL library.
Anyone got an input on how vertical sync works and how to manage it ?
If I activate it using the SDL flag, it just slow down everything in my game. how should I manage that ? Is there a good way ?
>>52629711
what do you mean slow down everything in your game?
>>52629675
Can I ask a question?
Why possessed you to choose Hime as your forced /dpt/ mascot?
Python doesn't have tail recursion when you use functions with big inputs you'll fail.
Does the same happen if you do recursion for example if you have an object that calls another object's method and so on down some chain
will this cause the stack to expand to the limit the same way it does with ordinary functions
>>52629711
Vertical sync forces the rendering thread to wait until your display's vblank (the time at which it starts to draw the next frame out to the display)
This means you won't get any tearing.
If you are rendering in the same thread (which you should be for a simple game) then vsync will limit your loop to run once every ~16.67ms (for 60hz, this will be different if you have a 120hz display etc)
When you say 'slow down everything', be more specific.
>>52629723
if vsync is off, my character takes 2 seconds to cross the map he is in.
If vsync is on he takes 15 seconds.
>>52629675
Thats a fucking dude
what the fuck man
>>52629749
yes
>>52629760
fix your timestep
don't be this retarded:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDA37BmvNwM
>>52629763
the actual show is much worse
it's basically one long extended episode of sexual harassment
>Running a startup
>2 engineer operation, 4 guys total
>heavy analytics + payments flowing through our system
>Use shiny NoSQL system - Cassandra, because Postgres can't into scaleout (and too poor to afford 20TB+ node) and MySQL can't into write performance
>Keep payments + analytics in same cluster because poor
>Start selling really well
>Getting more paying customers with new product
>Finally might be able to afford real ops
>Have a 1 month of really bad downtime
>Customers angry
>But get to fixing it
>New 300k/yr customer going online tomorrow (I knew about this for weeks)
>Decided last week to upgrade Cassandra to latest version
>Performance goes to shit
>A lot of data silently gets corrupted in upgrade process
>Manage to give the impression everything is fine
>Any sort of load with crash the system
>Spending the entire night reversing everything/doing everything I can to get back into stability
I now know why stodgy old sysops guys hate upgrading software. I used to think "upgrade" meant better & faster. I now know that is a lie.
>>52629878
that's what you get for using FREE SOFTWARE with NO WARRANTY
>>52629878
kek
>>52629878
Yeah pretty much. If you're at a startup and your shit goes into production you are probably unwise to update external dependencies until years from then. You might be able to get away with point releases for security fixes, but any major/minor version bump is probably going to fuck you.
>>52629898
Proprietary companies are even worse about this, they have no incentive to be transparent about the bullshitty bloat they add.
>>52630034
That's why you pay them for support, you moron.
>>52630044
Why do that when I could take the moral high ground and pay a free software company for support?
>>52630044
must be bait
>>52630055
>free
>pay
>>52629878
>Postgres can't into scaleout
> MySQL can't into write performance
>so ill just use something even shittier
Learning Apple's swift language
Anyone got tips on learning Swift?
>>52630108
What should I pay for then anon?
Anyone know if there's any other algorithm to determine whether one array exclusively contains elements from another?
I think the obvious way would be O(n^2) worst case, but I feel like that's too muchbool contains(array, item)
{
iterate through array
if iterator == item
return true
return false
}
bool exclusivelyContains(array1, array2)
{
iterate through array1
if !contains(array, iterator)
return false
return true
}
the obvious use for this would be exclusivelyContains(input, "0123456789") or something like that
>>52630195
>exclusivelyContains(input, "0123456789")
by the way I know there's a way better alternative for that specific case, but I'm looking for a general algorithm
>>52630128
Cassandra can into both those things at the expense of having a very shitty datamodel. When it works, it works though.
However I hate fucking operating this database. The developers of this database hate SysAdmins with a passion for whatever reason and constantly look for more ways to keep SysAdmins up at night. Manual Repair is one of the most asinine shit about the database, and there is still no way to track progress or have any sane way of starting/scheduling repairs without fiddling with JMX (so fuck you if you are not a Java shop).
>>52629898
>>52630044
Paying for enterprise DB support is practically psuedo-consulting. Almost every vendor charges through the nose (like $800 per core, so you end up paying $6400/mo to run software on a machine you pay $300/mo for). Completely prohibitive for startups, especially when most will tell you not to use 75% of the database's "features" because they were added in for marketing and beta-tested by the community. (MongoDB being an egregious offender, but I've seen this with Cassandra too - writing several blog posts about secondary indexes and how they are amazing, but the docs essentially telling you are a retard for using them, or SPARK integration, which is piss slow on large datasets, making you question why you bothered in the first place).
I _vastly_ prefer open source databases, because at the end of the day, you can pop in an IRC channel and ask a local expert for some tips, and not some sales engineer who will try to upsell on some shit you don't need to solve a problem they caused.
>>52630195
For any 2 unordered arrays, doing a set comparison is O(n^2). IF the other array is ordered, you get O(nlogn)
>>52629711
>>52629781
I'm searching online, but I don't get how.
SDL got a specific flag to activate the vsync, which I use.
Then my gaming loop is justwhile(!quit){
// input the keyboard events
// do the stuff the game should do
// update the screen
}
Maybe that's just the normal behaviour and I should just manage the speed of my game modifying how many pixels the character move etc.
>>52630247
>IF the other array is ordered
As in, if array2 is ordered by the frequency it occurs in array1?
Ok guys, I think I'm going to learn C#.
>>52630288
why?
>>52630142
hookers and blow
>>52630280
No, ordered sequentially. Then yourcontains(array, item)can just be a binary search which is O(logn).
>>52630296
It seems like a good language for making video games.
>>52630269
You're not describing what you mean by 'slow'
How fast does that loop run without vsync? Are you using a timer? etc
>>52630269
the most common way to do it is to update your physics and game logic in fixed time intervals and interpolate to the current frame time
so if you update every 10 ms and there's 16 ms between each frame
first frame you'd update once and have 6 ms left over
then in the next frame you'd update twice and have 2 ms left over
etc.
http://gafferongames.com/game-physics/fix-your-timestep/
Hey guys anyone good at Haskell here?
How do I avoid ugly branching and what's the best way to handle exceptions in general in Haskell?
I mean no matter how much I think about it I can't seem to find a way to make this more readable and easier to understand. I've looked at how catch and try work but they don't really simplify the process either.upload :: Assignment -> UserIdentifier -> T.Text -> String -> IO Submission
upload a uid fileText fileName = do
let filePath = getAssignmentPath a
e <- doesDirectoryExist filePath
if (not e) then error "Assignment does not exist"
else do
let workingDir = filePath </> uid
e2 <- doesDirectoryExist workingDir
if (not e2) then do
createDirectory workingDir
updateSubmission a workingDir uid fileText fileName
else updateSubmission a workingDir uid fileText fileName
how's my shitpostingpackage main
import (
"flag"
"fmt"
)
//usage: go run main.go -shitpost "i hate this board"
var shitpost string
func init() {
flag.StringVar(&shitpost, "shitpost", "shitpost", "shitpost")
flag.Parse()
}
func main() {
fmt.Println(shitpost)
for i := 1; i < len(shitpost); i++ {
space := make([]rune, i)
for j := 1; j < len(space); j++ {
space[j] = ' '
}
fmt.Println(string(shitpost[i]) + string(space) + string(shitpost[i]))
}
}
>>52630330upload a uid fileText fileName = do
workingDir = try (ensureDirectory (getAssignmentPath a) uid)
case workingDir of
Left _ -> -- error
Right workingDir -> updateSubmission a workingDir uid fileText fileName
ensureDirectory :: IO (Either Exception String)
ensureDirectory filePath uid = do
exists <- doesDirectoryExist filePath
if' doesDirectoryExist filePath then
if' doesDirectoryExist workingDir then
return workingDir
else do
createDirectory workingDir
return workingDir
else
fail "Assignment does not exist"
where
workingDir = filePath </> uid
if' = liftM3 if
Something like this?
>>52630585
hey this does look better, thanks
what's liftM3 though?
>>52629675
I'm making a learning tool for begining musicians using Ogre and portaudio. I'm solving problem with latency, but it isn't critical. Does anyone know a good sources of informations about portaudio?
>>52630655
It lifts 3 arguments into a monad. I didn't have GHC handy when I wrote that but it won't work like that since if is a keyword, not a function.
You would have to do something like:if' cond a b = cond >>= \result -> if result then a else b
unless' cond action = cond >>= \result -> unless result action
(probably a better way to write them)ensureDirectory filePath uid = do
if' (doesDirectoryExist filePath) (do
unless' (doesDirectoryExist workingDir) createDirectory workingDir
return workingDir)
(fail "Assignment does not exist")
>>52629831
>sexual harassment
>bad
ayy lamo
![Ijwmufu[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/Pc3YJ61.png "Ijwmufu[1].png")
>>52629675
GUI library for mIRC.
>>52630303
>mfw i learned c# because of unity
it's pretty good. Their API probably has the best documentation I've ever come across. I've made decent stuff with it
>>52631329
I don't want to use unity though, it's pretty awful
>>52631333
What's awful about it?
I just installed Geany. Is there an option to open whole folder with files in it or I am just unable to find it?
Also is Geany any good ? (for C and Python at least)
Its just that appealed to me bcs its open source and very light.
>>52631333
>I don't want to use unity
good
>>52629760
> if vsync is off, my character takes 2 seconds to cross the map he is in.
> If vsync is on he takes 15 seconds.
That means that it should actually take 15 seconds, but disabling vsync basically makes the game run in "fast forward" (because you move the character "X pixels per <however long redraw takes>" rather than at a fixed speed).
It also means that the speed at which the game runs will depend upon the speed of the video hardware, and you'll get tearing (unless you're using triple-buffering).
>>52631428
geany is bloat
use gedit
>>52631428
You don't need much for C and Python. Geany does the syntax highlighting, so you're all set.
>>52631534
what about some autocomplete plugins? do they exist? At least for the most basic keywords like "printf("")"...
Is PyCharm free?I mean is there any money involved because on their website I see that I can download pro and community versions without any questions.
>>52630330
GHC declares Either to be a monad:instance Monad (Either e) where
return = Right
Left l >>= _ = Left l
Right r >>= k = k r
So (Left e) is an exception while (Right x) is a value. Exceptions propagate (i.e. if any part of a monadic computation is Left, the overall result will be Left).
>See the X Macro technique in use
Holy crap, this is so nice.
It's shit like this why languages without a macro system are pure garbage.
Why /dpt/ so slow? Did school start or something? Did you all finally get jobshahfhhaha okay but no, shit's slow.
>>52631739
isn't it usually slow around this time of day
maybe not as much during school breaks/vacations
>>52631433
>no reasons given
with VS it's golden. if xna's your thing, then good luck
>>52631739
busy working on my unity game
>>52631767
I dunno, from the time I left for work to the point where I got into my office there was maybe 6 posts. What am I supposed to read for the next 8.5 hours? WORK STUFF?
>>52631739
im playing world of warcraft vanilla
>>52631109if' = liftM3 (\p a b -> if p then a else b)
or lift bool since base 4.7
>>52631691
Congrats, you learned about an over 50 year old technique.
Almost all languages can use CPP unless they use clashing syntax.
>It's shit like this why languages without a macro system are pure garbage.
It just sounds like languages which need to fall back on a macro system are not expressive enough instead.
Do you guys visit any programming challenge websites like topcoder or codechef?
No guts?
>>52631930
no.
why would I need to challenge myself in some shitty competition.
>>52631930
Codeeval just to mess around, same with hackerrank.
But anon, how would you know if you are any good if you don't challenge yourself?
>>52631964
>>52631993
was replying to this anon
What's the most versatile language I could learn to eventually work on my own or remotely for a company with?
Also, how viable is learning Java to make minecraft mods and steal money from kids?
>>52632010
You will need a year until you learn java enough to make money that way
Is he right? Should tabs be 8 characters long?
>>52632003
>would you know if you are any good
because my code works, is fast, flexible and accomplishes the tasks I set out? don't need to do some arbitrary challenge to prove how good i am to someone. maybe if i were a highschooler or freshmen in college.
^
Pretty weak attempt for (You)'s.
Hello fellow programmers.
I'm currently working on Wordpress and my site, an e-commerce with tons of products, is very slow. I think it's because of lots of large image files we are using.
I'm looking at each jpeg and png file over 100kb and using paint.net to lower their quality in order to get a sub 100kb size. Do you think this will have a big impact on the site's performance?
What do you suggest me doing in order to get the site faster?
>>52632010
>Also, how viable is learning Java to make minecraft mods and steal money from kids?
Minecraft modding scene is a complete mess. First you'll need to learn the API for the several dozen mod loaders. Then the minecraft API. Then you'll have to worry about each update breaking compatibility with your mod. Then you'll have to worry about compatibility with existing mods.
It's just not worth it unless you absolutely love minecraft and aren't doing it for the money.
>>52632095
I suggest you check what actually makes it slow first instead of randomly guessing and most likely wasting your time.
>>52632095
Oh shit you're doing it by hand? If you're using Wordpress, there's a plugin that will optimize shit automatically for you on upload.
>>52632052
Is that Sam Hyde?
>>52632052
my tabs have always been 2
Also who fucking cares since my tabs will be whatever your prefered size is on your own machine
>>52632052
He might be right in that it produces better code. But it's hard to get used to
>>52632095
post site
maybe you have shitty plugins and javascript running somewhere. unless you have 100+ 500x500 images on the page, it shouldn't be slow.(unless the server is shitty)
>>52632107
Filtered.
>>52632156
>unless you have 100+ 500x500 images on the page, it shouldn't be slow.(unless the server is shitty)
This may very well be the problem. We have lots of big heavy images.
>>52632111
I'm looking at some perfomance detectors.
Thanks for the suggestion anons.
>>52632204
>We have lots of big heavy images.
Display small thumbnails instead, then link to the full images elsewhere? Surely you aren't displaying the full res images? If the site is slow with a bunch of small thumbnails, then you need a faster host.
>>52632105
I dunno. A couple years ago between school and looking for work I found an MC server which eventually got some ex military dude to join it. He literally paid $2500 every couple of months for in game money so he could outdo these other kids. I'm guessing people dont usually get that lucky?
>>52632095
mozjpeg
>>52632095
dumbass you should have large high-quality pictures to help sell your shit
if you don't want it to be slow maybe don't use fucking wordpress you lazy faggot
>>52632358
Eight fours long? Hm interesting.#include <stdio.h>
int main (void) {
44444444puts("Hello, world!");
44444444return 0;
}
I dunno man.
It's okay to have breakfast beer, right?
Would starting to learn Python be smart move? I kind a want to know language that do work in web dev and also in system programming.
why does C++ compile lamda functions into functors instead of just a regular function?
>>52632450
if you don't mind having a beer belly
>>52632450
Only if you want to be an alcoholic.
>>52632451
absolutely. just don't rely too heavily on python for the system programming part. there are better languages with less overhead for it.
>>52632502
Like what?
Also, can Python be used as a replacement for PHP? Can it be embedded in HTML like PHP? If no, which languages can?
how many hip entrepreneurial programmer friends with their own multibillion dollar startups do you have?
>>52632543
yeah, lookup the django framework
/g/ are there any good reasons I shouldn't learn from books from library that are 5-7 years old?
I'm guessing that updating myself on syntax and techniques isnt the only issue here.
>>52632552
How the fuck you get this pic? That's me over there! In my green hair year. Jesus, I look like a freak.
>>52632552
>starbucks
>fedoras
>windows 8+ on laptop
>green hair
>that dumb as fuck table arrangement
>'programmers'
AHHHH
>>52632552
looks like designers to me
well except the beard guy, and maybe the fedora too
>>52632570
Are you the filthy iPhone swine?
If I want a job in programming, what languages is best to learn?
Only know basic Java and c ++ atm, also where are some good websites to learn Java, all the ones I've been to moves at a slow pace or hasn't taught me much
>>52632486
It's too late for that.
>>52632490
I mean.. the germans do it. It can't be that bad, right?
/g/ are there any good reasons I shouldn't learn from books from library that are 5-7 years old?
I'm guessing that updating myself on syntax and techniques isnt the only issue here.
>>52632607
>It can't be that bad, right?
The germans started 2 world wars. What do you think?
>>52632602
Java has the most jobs, period.
>>52632615
it depends
design principles are usually timeless, even though a better way to do some old thing are discovered every once in a while
just dont go with anything ancient like SICP
>>52632602
Did you take it to the bar?
>>52632619
fug :(
>>52632602
java
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
What would be a neat 2d platformer mechanic to implement? Something challenging..and new
I need to spice my game up
>>52632691
You're on Jupiter therefore no jumping.
>>52632691
Well before you start anything, you'll need a logo. I know a guy.
>>52632585
no, programmers
one of them interns at google
it's not the beard guy
or the fedora guy :^)
>>52632567
>5-7 years old
>any reason not to
well, it depends on the technology
mostly, no
at least when it comes to C based langs, syntax/techniques aren't changed much, they are built upon for backward compat
e.g. for a specific technology like winapi - you'll see a lot of old sit from 20 years ago that's still there - not removed, built upon
>>52632691
time travel
>>52632699
there's no standing up on jupiter either. or being not-crushed by incredible atmospheric pressure.
>>52632713
braid kinda already did that though
>>52632691
Having control over obstacles in your way
>>52632699
>no jumping
>on Jupiter
But if they were on jupiter, they'd fall through the planet
>>52632702
im half artist so i could do that myself
>>52632713
How is that specifically related to 2d platformers?
Webm-related
https://a.pomf.cat/dlqvae.webm
>>52632717
and there are a million shitty platformers already out there too you know
>>52632691
You have a gun that shoots balls with gravity fields
>>52632691
scrap your shitty 2d platformer and make a necromancer game where you spend your time slaughtering paladins and partying with skeleton bros
>>52632717
just make something like mario but add some simple gimmick.
portals
time travel - ala braid
ristars stretchy arms
duck tails pogo stick mechanic
Sanic physics and speed
time travel - ala sonic cd
N style physics
loads of other shit
or some mix of any of those, or something novel and new.
>>52632744
although sorta related to this >>52632730 , i think that could actually work nicely.
You could make blackholes, low gravity or high gravity, depending on how long you charge the shot.
>>52632749
>necromancer game
too many people are already making those types of games m8
>>52632707
>>52632653
Ajax from 07
>>52632770
>too many people are already making those types of games m8
i honestly havn't seen a single one, let alone a good one
also are you really pulling that argument while making a 2D platformer out of all possible games?
>>52632619
They didn't start the second one really. France and England declared war on Germany first. They just retaliated. :(
>>52632796
>i honestly havn't seen a single one
trust me there's tons. there's like 4 that I know of right now which are being made right on /vg/
> are you really pulling that argument
The genre has nothing to do with it. Hell, it could be a necromancer 2D platformer. The problem is the theme
>>52632829
Poor germany :(. All they wanted was to take over europe and kill all the Jews.
>>52631530
>geany is bloat
>>52632878
Another quality post from a weeaboo.
>>52632935
Being this mad over pictures on the Interbutts.
>>52632935
To be honest family, I'd rather have weebs posting than some tripfag talking about fucking beer.
>tfw only know shit about opengl and game programming
I need to find a job, what do I need to learn to actually get at least a code monkey job?
>>52632979
>Making an observation on the interbutts automatically translates to anger.
Whatever helps you cope with your pedophilia, buckaroo.
Give me some must have packages for emacs. I am starting to use it but I am totally lost as where to find these plugins. Also why is there mulitple package managers (e.g. elpa,melpa)?
>>52633014
Normie pls go
>>52633010
why not get a job as a game programmer since you know game programming
>>52632570
>thinking anyone would believe a female is in a /g/ programming thread
>>52633019
ELPA is the official Emacs one, but you have to sign copyright papers and shit to get in (as do all contributors who change more than ~15 LOC), so most people put stuff on MELPA, which basically gets the latest snapshots from Github, BB and such.
Look here for interesting things:https://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacs
Undo-tree is definitely a must have.
>>52633045
>working in game industry as a programmer
No, why torture yourself with one of the worst jobs in the field?
>>52632459
A lambda has to capture variables from the enclosing scope, which a regular function can't do.
>>52633088
Is that from personal experience?
My friend interned at an AAA game dev company. Said it was one of the best experiences he ever had. In fact I got sick of his bragging. Made a shitload of money too.
I guess it's a terrible job if you work at a terrible company.
>>52633045
I was looking into that, but most studios require years of having worked on AAA games and other industry experience. I figured I could get a regular old job and work on my sparetime at coming up with something semi impressive before I apply to those jobs
>>52633070
>2016
>thinking there are no girls on /g/
>>52633071
Wow they have big list and many features for many languages. Thanks man.
>Enable installation of packages from MELPA by adding an entry to package-archives...
where is package-archives located?
>>52629711
Looks like your game logic is locked to your framerate ala anything by Bethesda.
Not sure how to fix it, but thats what your issue is.
>>52633139
>2016
>still not learned the rules of if you want to attention whore then post pics
>>52633139
females cannot program.
>>52633019
The meme
https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs
>>52633106
Game programming involves a lot of calculus, not every programmer can solve differential equations of second order in their mind and that's basically one of the requirements for any game programming job, so for most it's the worst job ever, but if you're good at math and can distinguish lagrange's polynomial from chebyshev's polynomial, it might be a good experience, otherwise no.
>>52633019
moe-theme
>>52633163
Go on then. Seems like you're the one seeking attention here by putting on the "hurrhurr no gurlz on teh internets" spiel. <3
>>52632570
proof?
>>52633178
I'd wait until it's out of beta myself.
>>52633145
You're looking at MELPA's github, right? Just put that code there into your ~/.emacs or ~/.emacs.d/init.el (use one or the other as your init file -- I use the 2nd).
>>52633221
>proof
it was bait anon
>>52633184
I thought it was mostly linear algebra unless you're working on physics stuff?
>>52633019
to boost your productivity by ten folds:
nyan-mode
for git management:
magit
for high quality c/c++ auto completion (needs clang):
irony-mode + company + company-irony
I'm learning Common Lisp. Eventually, I'd like to make games with it.
>>52633246
>unless you're working on physics stuff
true, but a lot of games can require physics stuff, even the most basic of genres. of course, there's frameworks that mostly handle that like box2d and such, but its definitely a good idea to know how to do it raw.
for example I had to use calculus(verlet integration) to move the hair >>52632731
box2d would have been too much overhead and doing it manually gave me more control
>>52633268
(L(O(L)))
>>52633166
>current year
>falling for the "females can't program meme"
>>52633184
it depends. if you're doing everything yourself you'll be doing those things but a normal company is going to use an engine or have dedicated engine devs and plenty of programmers won't have to deal with physics and "heavy" math.
>>52633229
I only have .emacs file and .emacs.d folder but not init.el inside it so I guess I'll have to use .emacs.
>>52633263
Good to know. I will work more in Python for now.Do I need anything for it?I also used Geany for Python,its very fast and built in terminal for instant results is cool feature.How do I run Py code from Emacs? C is my old love but I didn't work with it for years.
>>52633345
for a good python editor, look at spyder.
>>52633322
they can use html/css, MAYBE some javascript.
but anything beyond that is out of the question.
>>52633345
You'd have to create the init.el yourself, but it doesn't matter which one you use (init.el is more tidy IMO).
Doing M-x run-python starts a basic interpreter. Searching google for python+emacs will turn up more stuff.
>>52633369
>he did it AGAIN!
>>52633425
prove me wrong and i'll be happy to change my mind.
>>52633369
I work with a chick who does web design. html, css, php, mysql shit like that. Makes some nice looking stuff too. But I've never met a chick who actually program-programs.
>>52633304
The hardest part is knowing that emacs is the best editor for lisp, but stubbornly sticking with vim and slimv anyways
>>52633440
https://github.com/freebsdgirl/
DONE. (e)Qual-i-ty.
>>52633451
Vim is awesome, that's why.
>>52633451
Why the fuck would anyone use vim in 2015?
>>52633440
Grace Hopper? Adele Goldberg?
>>52633246
Well, programming a game is basically simulating a real world environment, so it's 90% physics and you need to be good at math.
>>52633465
See >>52633461 and your nearest calendar.
>>52633477
Both trannies
>preparing for interviews
>>52633477
>>52633461
>original argument is no girls on /g/
>on /g/
>>52633139
show me a female programmer on /g/
>>52633498
The argument was actually 'females cant program'.
I was reading postgresql docs and wanted to try out the text search things.
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/static/textsearch.html
So I wrote a quick script to grab 4chan posts and fill a database.
They're kinda neat, would need to be fitted to a particular set of data though.
>>52633505
it branched off into 'females can't program', but the original argument is related to /g/, since that's how it literally started, with the image.
>>52633498
me, hi
>>52633406
Ok thats fine too I guess. So there is no way to have hit F5(or whatever) to show me output in terminal or interpreter at the spot?
>>52633526
mtfs dont count
>>52633556
They should just be purged, tbqh.
>>52633556
why not? the brain is the organ responsible for programming and mtfs have physically female brains
>>52633526
sup bby
show me that female crafted code
>>52629675
>What are you working on, /g/?
Pic
>>52633577
>>52633577
promise not to laugh?
>>52633574
MTFs aren't women, they're deviant men. They have a disorder. Nothing wrong with that, but let's not kid ourselves here.
>>52633581
>TeX
not even once
>>52629878
>because Postgres can't into scaleout
lol that's literally what Postgres was made for.
congrats on your startup, but you need better engineers, obviously.
>2016
>not identifying as a MTFTM double-trans lesbian
>>52629878
>Cassandra, because Postgres can't into scaleout
You literally fell for a meme
>>52633612
It is de facto in CS publications, also it is really nice to work with.
>>52633655
I know, I write my assignments in them. Which is also why I know
>not even once
>>52633681
>not even once
>has used it more than once
I don't get it... ?
>>52633533
Sure there is. I haven't really used Python for a while, but with default Emacs C-c C-c starts a Python process with the current buffer as input.
This might help: http://www.jesshamrick.com/2012/09/18/emacs-as-a-python-ide/
>>52633703
its a figure of speech anon
>>52633703
It's a meme ya dip.
>>52633604
>female brain
>not a woman
ok.jpeg
>>52633769
I don't understand, is biology not a mandatory class in the US? Or are you just an ass-blasted regressive?
>>52633769
Apparently you don't know how chromosomes work.
yeah.
www.github.com/scharlatan
>>52633769
>female brain
You can inject as much female hormones and shit you want anon, but it aint gonna change your genetics.
>>52633802
>>52633805
>US
>biology
They literally teach that God created the universe 6000 years ago in a bunch of states in the US.
>>52629675
Please stop this programming trap meme.
Thanks.
>>52633722
Thanks man I am so relieved that its just needs C-c C-c to invoke intepreter and show me output at the spot.
>>52633805
what do chromosomes have to do with programming? doesn't matter if you are XX or XY, male and female brains are different and the brain is all that matters when it comes to programming
>>52633847
post-natal, hormones have nothing to do with it
>>52633885
I guess I misinterpreted you, I thought you were saying if a man has the 'mind of a female' then they are men. In which case you are a faggot and I am a magical elephant.
>>52633885
>talking about differences in male and female brain
>talking about postnatal period
>"hormones have nothing to do with it"
>what do chromosomes have to do with programming?
Testosterone is good for developing gray matter, anon-kun
>male and female brains are different and the brain is all that matters when it comes to programming
You don't think genes and hormones/hormone production have anything to do with the brain?
https://github.com/siddharthasahu/automata-from-regex
anyone here ever used that?
it says it's missing graphviz, but it is installed
>>52633950
>it says it's missing graphviz, but it is installed
are you sure
computers dont lie
>>52634007
huehue
yes
but I just noticed it might need python 2.7
I have the 3.5 installed
Is anyone familiar with the NNTP standard or newgroups in general?
I need to find the most recent article in a group, but the "reported high water mark" (i.e. the most recent article) is incorrect; it's off by a day or two. Is it normal to get an incorrect number?
I can even see articles above that number, i.e. if the article is number n, I'm able to view article n+1 perfectly fine.
Am I just supposed to keep going upwards until I reach a non-existant article?
I have just seen a random job on freelancer , it had 20 indian bidders , 10 pakistanians, 3-4 bangladesh and one romanian.
Their pictures are each a meme of its own.
This world is fucking crazy, internet is the most cancerous thing seriously.
>>52634052
ah yes I really need 2.7 to run it
fuck python and their cancer version management
>>52634150
>>52633950
>https://github.com/siddharthasahu/automata-from-regex
kek
>>52634218
https://www.freelancer.com/u/joshiprakash.html?ref_project_id=9471111
https://www.freelancer.com/u/qazi03.html?ref_project_id=9471111
https://www.freelancer.com/u/nadeem092.html?ref_project_id=9471111 (personal favourite)
>>52634218
>>52634121
Nevermind, I'm fucking retarded.
>>52634278
>joshiprakash
Software developer
I am very ethical person and believes in smart work. and like to work against challenges. always ready to accept the challenges in my field.
>>52634278
>This guy walks into a bar and slaps your girlfriends ass, whispering CLIENT SATISFACTION in her ear
what do?
>>52634288
Were you checking the low water mark?
>>52632691
>2d platformer
Just don't
>>52632052
Kerneldoc says use tabs, but tabs should be displayed as 8 spaces.
You can display things however the fuck you like in your own editor, all it means is that you have to keep within 80 chars/line assuming some people will be using 8 space tabs.
This is pretty logical since most terminals default to 8 space tabs, and wrapping lines in terminals is fucking hideous.
>>52634897
>programming in a terminal
>current year
>>52635029
>What is grep
>What is diff
>What is cat
Nobody is saying you have to do it, but others do and would rather you don't fuck up their workflow.
>>52635029
Windows scripter detected.
Do u gys think a book for ajax from 2007 from the library is dated? I cant afford from anywhere else over 40 dollars ( a good book)
>>52635125
Damn it pajeet just google the book and read it online.
>>52635029
>he doesn't program in a minimal installation of Gentoo
>>52635152
>he fell for the install gentoo meme
>he fell for the D meme
>he fell for the shittiest curly brace style meme
>>52635152
I like the font, let's see some letters that normally look ugly with fonts
oO0iIlLjmn1
So I'm sitting at my xterm in KDE hacking some kernel code, and this bitch comes up to me and says "Do you know which of these computers runs Windows?" Well that d it. I flipped up my shades and looked her straight in the eye and said "Fuck no I'm open source bitch". I picked up my 10 lb IBM Model M keyboard and said "I can kick your ass at 120wpm" and broke it over the cunt's head. She dropped to her knees and I kicked the jewel case out of her hand and into her teeth. Next I grabbed her by the neck and said "How's your uptime" before suplexing her backward through the air and into the server room. Some smoke that smelled like burning hair started to drift out so I jumped on my razor scooter and rode off into the sunset.
what're you working on /dpt/
>>52635132
Ive already read 2 books on my computer screen, it hurts my eyes Michael.
>>52635239
Python
>>52635174
What can I say, I'm a meme man
>>52635176
They're all in here somewhere
>>52633440
https://github.com/glfw/glfw
i made a minimal flash player because adobe's suck. just need to figure out where to add volume button and it's done
>>52635321
>https://github.com/glfw/glfw
>Camilla Berglund
>pic
That's a dude, 100%.
>>52635372
Nope.
>>52635393
Are you he himself?
>>52635440
I'm a she ;)
>>52635372
this
i've seen dudes more feminine than that
>>52635321
But really, any girl who is actually a decent programmer doesn't tell anyone their gender online.
The only people who are bothered by the "girls can't into program" maymay are those who keep being told they are shit.
They're under the impression it's just because their female, but actually their code is just shit and everyone is brutally honest about it.
Software people are like tiles on a roof, nobody fucking cares what you look like or what you're made of until you start pissing water everywhere.
>>52635321
none of the names in the list of acknowledgements look like they're the name of a female
>>52635343
CVE when?
>>52629675
Fuck you pedo trap OP
Roll em if you got em
Im a female /g/ :D
>in AP comp sci class
>mainly went into AP to learn java cuz >i love minecraft
Was wondering if any comp sci majors could tell me what jobs are available if i major in comp sci
>i plan to major in this but would like
>to know what jobs are out there
>>52636026
HOW BIG IS YOUR DICK
>>52636026
You have to be over 18 years old to post on 4chins.
>>52636026
>mainly went into AP to learn java cuz >i love minecraft
Minecraft is from the finest shitcode that only javists can produce.
