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objc method names are loving great and if you dont like them you are a literal retard because they are explicit as gently caress and xcode does all of the autocomplete for you when you type them. i wish i had a reason to write it but i really dont have any app ideas/dont care enough. id like to get away from ruby for a bit, at least considering its most of what i use in the day-to-day. the idea of doing some low level arduino type poo poo has always seemed neat but i never really knew what id do or make. all i know is that i loving hate frontend so much (not so much design as much as implementation) so i should probably run in the opposite direction. gonna take a note out of the tef playbook and read the entirety of parse.y double sulk fucked around with this message at 03:43 on Oct 1, 2013 |
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gucci void main posted:objc method names are loving great and if you dont like them you are a literal retard because they are explicit as gently caress and xcode does all of the autocomplete for you when you type them. i wish i had a reason to write it but i really dont have any app ideas/dont care enough. buy a cheap lil guy from https://www.pololu.com . Make sure it has at least two motors+wheels and two light sensors. these can sense intensity or color or whatever you feel like. you know have the ability to make an entire class of simple robots, used often in beginner thought experiments about emergent behavior! the typical way to do them is to make each wheel motor's speed be a linear combination of the values of the two sensors. a simple one is obv to make the right wheel's speed depend on the left sensor's value and vice versa: now you have a line following robot! this crazy simple programming ends up with fun and cool looking lil botty-boos. and it's a good learning experience if you pick the right things to do with it: -those sensors should be analog. now you gotta learn how to use the chips onboard adc. -those motors need drivin'! you bought motor drivers but they still need to be pwm'd if you want anything beyond pure on/off functionality. now you get to play with your chips timer modules and waveform generation. -you probably don't want to always be checking this bullshit so you want to only update things periodically. now you get to play with interrupts meanwhile, you're learning the pain in dick+balls that is making interconnected systems in c. oh you want 'syntactic sugar' and 'automatic name mangling'? go suck a dick, lil plang bitch. goes without saying that if you want to actually learn something then work in c, rather than the arduino ide. if you want to get something to work, by all means use arduino though e: agh jesus those stupid lil robots have a drat name and i am forgetting them
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writing some c or whatever aint a big deal. the lil mouse one seems cool cause then i can make the cats chase it. are there any micros that work well with nfc/bluetooth? maybe something i could do with that
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Phobeste posted:
arduino is C++ in disguise so u can have all of your bespoke name mangling and poo poo as long as avr-gcc or w/e can handle it
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gucci void main posted:gonna take a note out of the tef playbook and read the entirety of parse.y read a book on parsers or compilers in general first, so you at least know what they're supposed to look like hell, write your own simple one
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Malcolm XML posted:arduino is C++ in disguise "i got this, we'll use C++"
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i did this it was pretty interesting. http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Write_Yourself_a_Scheme_in_48_Hours i dunno if its telling you actually decent ideas or code tho
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gucci void main posted:Java method names are loving great and if you dont like them you are a literal retard because they are explicit as gently caress and eclipse does all of the autocomplete for you when you type them.
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shamezone http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/104248/what-is-the-most-bizarre-thing-you-have-seen-done-with-tex/104427#104427
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:shamezone lolllll
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:shamezone least he didn't lug the laser printer over to her house i guess??? actually that seems even more shameful, nevermind
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my brain and eyes like objective c syntax my fingers do not
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:shamezone lmao but then this quote:Well, I actually once met a nice girl because she needed help formatting her thesis and was told I was a "TeX expert". She's now my wife, and we had our first child 6 months ago
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:they call me the TeXpert no it's pronounced tech-purt, not tex-pert. have you even used TeX before? *snorts, pushes glasses up nose*
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sTeX me
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Nomnom Cookie posted:no it's pronounced tech-purt, not tex-pert. have you even used TeX before? *snorts, pushes glasses up nose* yes i printed TeXpert on my business card (with the correct super- and sub-scripts of course) specifically to have this conversation as often as possible
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thats he only latex his body came in contact with all of college
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hey man it was the 80s, aids didn't exist
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git clone trooper posted:hey man it was the 80s, aids didn't exist it did if you were gay Rip Frankie Mercury
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i posted here about being a tterrible programmer i got a job offer from amazon
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read more yospos kids
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General Olloth posted:i posted here about being a tterrible programmer nice, say hello to greg for me
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i moved my dumb little webservice to dropwizard today and it kinda owns. automatically includes the stuff i was going to add, and runs without a seperate servlet container. dunno if self-hosted jetty is as fast as tomcat but probably doesn't matter. worst part is the yaml though
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posting again. i undropwizarded the project because dropwizard orm is poo poo. mavenized the entire thing and oh my god maven owns. added an interceptor to gzip responses and oh my god jax-rs owns maven owns java owns i am become shaggar, destroyer of permgen
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Posting Principle posted:maven owns
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[quote="Posting Principle" post=""420137856"] maven owns java owns i am become shaggar, destroyer of permgen [/quote]
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Nomnom Cookie posted:springsource sends you a lapel pin if you manage to get 10,000 proxies in one classloader this scares me how did you find this out
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just by the by permgen is going away in java 8 jrockit never had any permgen and that finally got ported to the sun jdk
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normally java 8 will create class objects in the old gen, however if cglib is on the classpath it creates then in eden
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Symbolic Butt posted:
i moused over it but there was no alt text
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more like dysfunctional programmer
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