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if class is boring, just add extra poo poo to the dumb program like have the speed go on an accelleration curve (idk the term im buzzed its friday get off my back)
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hbag posted:no that has THREE wheels
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Presto posted:Also a Robin's natural state is flipped over
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Put some spaces around your operators and parameters you drat ape
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Armitag3 posted:Put some spaces around your operators and parameters you drat ape i usually do but im tired and cba
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 16:27 |
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if you think school has you mad at java, just wait until you find out about work
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 17:03 |
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Work has things like auto-formatters, linters, continuous integration, staging and deployment, code reviews etc poo poo, work has things like source control. Do universities' vocational programmer training programs that they refer to as Computer Science classes teach students about the existence of source control yet? Like Subversion or some poo poo?
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work also has the spring framework, in which the control flow of your java programs is usurped by inscrutable @Annotations that perform magic which your instructors taught was impossible in the java language
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he mentioned github in passing but thats all
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 17:29 |
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DELETE CASCADE posted:if you think school has you mad at java, just wait until you find out about work ^^^ but also if you arent already using version control get on that, itll put you ahead of p much everyone lol i still need to find a good moment to tell my senior that he can ffw when pulling instead of making a merge that just creates confusing commits when theres no conflict (i think he uses github desktop? it seems extremely barebones)
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 17:42 |
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Armitag3 posted:Put some spaces around your operators and parameters you drat ape BSD KNF > all other C-like styles
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 17:51 |
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Kazinsal posted:BSD KNF > all other C-like styles Maybe if for some reason my IDE didn't syntax highlight and use fancy colors. I don't know man, having to janitor and align the variable names and parameters? In tyol 2021?
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 17:55 |
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countdown until hbag fails an exam because the material was "too easy"
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 17:58 |
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Achmed Jones posted:countdown until hbag fails an exam because the material was "too easy" been there loll
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processing would be a great environment to learn basic programming, turtle graphics is what made me learn programming. dont be a downer, you gotta start somewhere and do you really think it would be better if you started making forms for data entry?? but if you arent getting to draw fractals and labyrinths, implement game of life &c then the course is worthless you literally will learn nothing useful at uni for the real world outside of how to do programming, what your assignments are isnt really that relevant. you need to sit down and code because thats how you learn
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 18:01 |
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what you learn is mostly a basic framework or overview of how a thing works, but most importantly its which terms to google when you get a job
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 18:06 |
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Sapozhnik posted:Work has things like auto-formatters, linters, continuous integration, staging and deployment, code reviews etc plutocrat school did most of a decade ago
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 18:50 |
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if youre not bein challenged just start takin upper undergrad classes and grad classes
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 18:52 |
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i graduated over a decade ago and almost all of my classes which involved writing code for homework required using svn. whatever was committed to your repo at the homework deadline was the thing that got graded. one class did literally have "did you run the auto-formatter?" as part of the homework grade. there were a few which automatically ran the test suite which you had to pass each time you committed something to svn.
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 19:12 |
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bob dobbs is dead posted:if youre not bein challenged just start takin upper undergrad classes and grad classes at non-plutocrat school they don't generally let you do this unless you can test out of the prereqs, or at least you have some good reason beyond "i want to". i took a grad class in undergrad but that's only bc the professor was my ugrad research advisor
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 19:15 |
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i never tried it in the CS program (just took the assigned path), but in my humanities program I took a bunch of grad-level humanities and social science courses. it was awesome the CS and math courses were a lot more constrained on resources though - like some of them only majors could get in. obviously a random freshman or sophomore wouldn't be able to skip the line on stuff like that. but for other stuff, if there's an opening and you can do it
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 19:22 |
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going and askin profs for poo poo would also presumably get hilbo some practice at talkin to that kinda peep god, by junior year of undergrad i think i had like 1 undergrad course per quarter. the foundation of my coffee addiction
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 19:38 |
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Plorkyeran posted:i graduated over a decade ago and almost all of my classes which involved writing code for homework required using svn. whatever was committed to your repo at the homework deadline was the thing that got graded. one class did literally have "did you run the auto-formatter?" as part of the homework grade. there were a few which automatically ran the test suite which you had to pass each time you committed something to svn. when i started comp sci in 03 i remember one of my class mates used subversion but it definitely wasnt curriculum they did use svn when i started my first "real" job in i think 07. also i was in charge of converting repos to git, which was pretty lol in hindsight cause we still used them as svn repos, it was in name only. no branches, just force push to master if merging failed
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Plorkyeran posted:i graduated over a decade ago and almost all of my classes which involved writing code for homework required using svn. whatever was committed to your repo at the homework deadline was the thing that got graded. one class did literally have "did you run the auto-formatter?" as part of the homework grade. there were a few which automatically ran the test suite which you had to pass each time you committed something to svn. that kicks rear end
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Achmed Jones posted:countdown until hbag fails an exam because the material was "too easy" hi well assignment, not exam, and because I looked in the documentation for how to do a task instead of using one of the five things we'd learned in class so far (I should've gone into the more advanced class)
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 20:28 |
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pokeyman posted:hi lmao my math teacher pulled that on me in 5th grade & i never did homework after that
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DELETE CASCADE posted:work also has the spring framework, in which the control flow of your java programs is usurped by inscrutable @Annotations that perform magic which your instructors taught was impossible in the java language that should be treated correctly as forbidden black magic also spring is loving garbage
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 21:29 |
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i failed an assignment in my data structures class bc i thought we had to implement a red/black tree and started on that implementation the night before it was due. it turned out we were just supposed to use a library for the data structure and to do some poo poo with polygons, oops
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hbag posted:seriously though look at this afaik, to turn that into a "real" java program, you do something like this Java code:
i have never used processing, that boilerplate was just something i found by googling. you also have to add the processing libraries to the classpath. but if that is anywhere near correct, there is not a lot of meaningful magic happening at this level. unless for some reason you want to write the pixel drawing algorithms and event loop from scratch yourself.
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Achmed Jones posted:it turned out we were just supposed to use a library the most important lesson
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Java...is good
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Wheany posted:the most important lesson in this house we reinvent the wheel!!!
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PokeJoe posted:Java...is blood
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# ? Oct 15, 2021 22:42 |
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love 2 spend hours trying to work out why my implementation of the library example is not applying the correct ordering to the rendered graph only to find that the example contains a setting it doesn't actually need, but if applied to a dataset where it could actually be applied, conflicts with the ordering process and fucks the whole thing up completely
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p2h: dude it was nujob time for you like 6 months ago are you lookin at least
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bob dobbs is dead posted:p2h: dude it was nujob time for you like 6 months ago lol that was a bad time for sure. then that stuff sort of faded away (or more accurately stopped being so much my problem) and I picked up some more interesting stuff and kind of .....forgot? like I basically don't remember a good chunk of this year, I put it down to remote working grind and babby two hander coming on the scene. Don't worry though, we're about to sign a contract with a vendor who will be building templates for users and then sending us the raw data to process, so of course we can't see the data because none of it had been written but the PM has allocated 2 weeks for integration and said today "so you're writing the user acceptance tests correct?" so I'm sure that'll be just fine! (it will not be fine) anyway that complaint above was me fiddling with a js library called setCola for generating layouts of directed graphs as a toy project. It's cool and works but like every js library I have ever used, has at least 3 features that have no documentation and lots of settings that aren't really explained.
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:like every js library I have ever used, has at least 3 features that have no documentation and lots of settings that aren't really explained. well yeah it's a dynamic language
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# ? Oct 16, 2021 00:29 |
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just go read the code It's usually just four garbage lines of poo poo
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DrPossum posted:just go read the code did that, couldn't work it out and wouldn't have done either because the conflict was with a setting passed to a separate base library. in the end it was a classic "ok I'm just gonna comment out settings and see what happens" solution. idk if anyone is still maintaining the thing but I might submit a request to change their readme to say 'dont combine these two things like the examples do!'
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