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https://www.wattpad.com/274334125-momentum-hhhhhhh-g22k
Can't copy, so no.
i probably could, but im not going to bother
I could for low tier Humble Bundle (1$)
What is /g/ waiting for anons?
Me this...
The hype train has no brakes!
I have a one plus one with OMNI, it works way better than the stock one plus two that my friend has, so I have no interest in the 3 whatsoever
>buys a phone with 6 gigs of ram that can only use 3
HAHAHAHAHA
>>55224576
>pays $700+ for a phone with only 4 gigs of ram
Enjoy your under water selfies fag
>Buyer's template for the unenlightened:
http://pastebin.com/33S1gVkG
>Where to Buy:
http://pastebin.com/8Yku80VL
>FAQs:
http://pastebin.com/M5w7QtKp
>You are new and want our advice? Use buyers template
http://pastebin.com/33S1gVkG
>Previous thread
>>55184553
Team Red reporting in
What's your anon's opinion on matrix keyboards? Are they a meme?
Also, how hard is it to transition to a keyboard like picrelated (Terminus Mini)? It only has 46 keys, insanity.
Every laptop in 2016 has flaws. What a disgusting world we live in.
>>55224475
>every monitor in 2016 has flaws
>every everything in 2016 has flaws
>every everything in every year has flaws
>how do we even live in this world
find a flaw
>>55224936
It's an Apple product.
the 8GB RX 480 is available for notification on newegg
so, does that mean the 8gb models are launching on June 29th?
hope I get paid by then....
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202221&ignorebbr=1&cm_re=PPSSHSDDJAMLWK-_-14-202-221-_-Product
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&N=8000&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=PPSSHSDDJAMLWK&cm_mmc=SNC-Twitter-_-PM-Promo-_-AMD-RX480-auto-notify-_-NA&hootPostID=0bc2f8a755bea0c166edf404926213d2
>mfw no job
>mfw can't build a gayming PC because no job
>mfw so cheep while soon good
Just got this month's autism bux, I'm set
>>55224733
fuck you
why aren't you using a mac?
i dont have one
>>55224299
buy one
>>55224264
I can't afford one
What does /g/ think about GirlsWhoCode's videos? https://www.youtube.com/user/GirlsWhoCode/
I think you should go advertise somewhere else
They need to be stopped.
Bunch of attwhores, nobody cares if you can code or not.
There are no girls on the internet.
What did Zimperium mean by this?
You're vulnerable because you install and open proprietary apps like this one that could be doing anything to your system without your knowledge.
W-what did my phone mean by this?
Seriously, WTF? I thought Stagefright was mostly over. How can I have 37 vulnerabilities even though I have such a recent patch? Not rooted.
>>55224561
Botnet ROM
Windows 10 user here. I just looked up the TCP connections and the IP's in the list range from Google to Facebook and some other shitstains.
Now I don't use Chrome or Facebook, so why the fuck are these fuckers linked to my local ports?
I thought the botnet was a meme. This is some nigger shit.
Liar
What?
>>55224140
I just checked with my room mates who are using Windows 10, these strange IP's with no name are showing for them as well. When we do IP lookup, they are mostly linked to Google, Facebook and advertising companies.
If you are on Windows 10, go to your task manager > performance > open resource meter > network > tcp connections
Look at the IP address and ports that are currently in use.
R8 my specs? I paid 600 dollars for it.
>>55224106
Bretty gud but why oh why would you go for an AM3+ build in 2016?
>>55224196
I've made it in 2014
>>55224196
They are pretty budget
I'm a biologist -> computational biologist.
I knowPerl, Python, R
I am pretty experienced for most biologist->computational biologists out their (we tend to see a lot of compSci -> computational biology, which generally has a poor grasp on biology)
I do a lot of string manipulation and file parsing. This is why I know Perl
I would like to learn C++ because it's faster. I'm looking for resources that will aide me (programming for 5 years).
What books do you recommend for an experienced programmer who wants to do a lot of file parsing in C++.
For example this is a script I typically write in Perl#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict; use warnings;
undef my %alleles;
foreach my $f (glob("bed/*.bed")){
my @f = split /\//, $f;
my $iid = pop @f;
$iid =~ s/_alleles\.bed//;
open IN, $f;
while(<IN>){
chomp $_;
my @r = split /\t/, $_;
my $k = join "\t", @r[0 .. 3];
$alleles{$k}++;
}
close IN;
}
open OUT, ">all_alleles.txt";
foreach (sort keys %alleles){ print OUT $_,"\n"; }
close OUT;
Obviously I do perform some CPU limited tasked (not in this script) but I envision I will benefit from C++. I also write tools (in python/cython) and would like to use C++ too.
**What books or resources are there that can help me learn how to do I/O operations and string manipulation in C++. I am somewhat experienced. Thank you /g/**
>>55224093
>their
Sorry lads there. I am dyslexic
>>55224107
>moar
So one example I can think of this parsing the allele depths for SNPs.#!/usr/env python
ref_depth={}
alt_depth={}
with open('HG00096_SNP.vcf','r') as f:
for l in f:
if l.startswith('#'): continue
r = l.rstrip('\n').split('\t')
format=r[8].split(':')
ADP_IND=0
for x in xrange(len(format)):
if format[x] == 'ADP': ADP_IND=x
allelic_depth=r[9].split(':').split(',')
if len(allelic_depth) != 2: continue
allelic_depth=map(int,allelic_depth)
if ref_depth.get(r[0]) == None: ref_depth[r[0]]=[allelic_depth[0]]
else : ref_depth[r[0]].append(allelic_depth[0])
if alt_depth.get([r[0])==None: alt_depth[r[0]]=[allelic_depth[1]]
else: alt_depth[r[0]].append(allelic_depth[1])
import numpy as np
for chrom in ref_depth:
print '{} REF MEDIAN {} REF MEAN: {}: {}'.format(chrom,np.median(ref_depth[chrom]),np.mean(ref_depth[chrom])
print '{} ALT MEDIAN {} ALT MEAN: {}: {}'.format(chrom,np.median(alt_depth[chrom]),np.mean(alt_depth[chrom])
So this is a little simplistic but as you can hopefully see I am doing quite a bit of file parsing and manipulation of the lines. But I could also improve my code with using C types. I have used Cython but would like to learn C++ for tasks similar to this code.
>>55224333
There are some errors in that script. But forgive me. I hope you saw what I am getting at.
Previously on: >>55213250 / >>55213382
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So, we were talking TWMs yesterday. Just installed bspwm. Is there any solid documentation for setting up the keybinds?
Not using bspwm myself but afaik sxhkd does the job. Either tryman sxhkdor just check some dotfiles by other people to get some inspiration. There's also: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Sxhkd
>>55224087
Or go here: https://github.com/baskerville/sxhkd
With voice recognition on phones, vr and leap motion how long till we see a new type of OS?
>>55224034
>new type of OS
Never? Why the fuck would they make a new type of OS when they can just embed voice commands and VR tech in current operating systems? What kind of changes did you think they would make?
>>55224034
In regards to voice recognition? Never.
Voice recognition is slower than any modern UI purely because of how long it takes to say things, especially when it comes to complex, long and verbose commands that are far easier expressed with a bit of code or a series of macro keys.
The next big leap for OS' will be something entirely different, and I don't know if anyone can predict what just yet.
>>55224091
>Why the fuck would they make a new type of OS when they can just embed voice commands and VR tech in current operating systems
Yeah.. what I meant, My bad.
> QBittorrent
15.7 mb setup, 80.4 mb installed
> TransmissionQT (portable)
9 mb setup, 28 mb installed
> utorrent (malware version)
1.7 mb setup
> utorrent 2.2.1
389.87 kb setup
Where did it all go wrong? Why does a torrent client need 15.7 MB of freaking binary bloat? Even the malware ridden utorrent weighs about 2 megabyte. If they are based on libtorrent then why are they so bloated? Can't they just make a torrent client which just downloads torrents? And all other features added with plugins? Is it too much to ask?
this happens when most consumers are illiterate. if you don't want adware and botnet, then the only answer is move to linux. total installed size for rtorrent is 1.61 MiB
Multiplatform software with all dependencies included. Blame Microshaft Wangblows for the shitty library situation. qB is a lot more lightweight on GNU/Linux. Not that it matters though, Eve cheap SSDs are at least 128GB large
>>55224023
>> QBittorrent
>15.7 mb setup, 80.4 mb installed
I read it as stalled first.
""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""American"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" innovation
Oh that's Shanghai?
Easily could have been Silicon Valley.
>AYYMD IS SO BANKRUPT, CHINA DOES HARDWARE ENGINEERING, POOSINLOOS DOES SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Looks like Nvidia is the only American company left that does real GPU engineering work in Silicon Valley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=650yVg9smfI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRz_CG3DZb4
>>55224793
