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homercles posted:in perl you can configure the base index to be any positive number excusee mee pleasee usee aa reall programmingg languagee likee rexx
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JawnV6 posted:are you seriously going to post every single little hiccup of working at a large organization as if it's the Worst Thing? was the site javascript i found the problem 
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May 1, 2012 02:54
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Hey guys could I please have your opinions on matlab language ide of the future
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May 1, 2012 20:15
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ppp posted:also installed fbsd on a vm and tried to compile the new xorg and the vbox driver but the vbox driver was (is) marked broken b.c of a bad plist. which is just internal bookkeeping stuff so im considering just forcing it through. may i interest you in a mac? OSX just works
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May 16, 2012 10:42
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ppp posted:it just works. but i have no clue how *le random flash 0day exploit, steals my le ramz* - failcat But have you ever wanted to edit movies and make music get rid of that micro$oft songsmith and micro$oft movie maker and move onto Macs they make it SIMPLE
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May 16, 2012 18:12
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Internaut! posted:/ i didnt do this to myself!!
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May 16, 2012 19:27
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tef posted:I lie, all that has happened is that the cutting edge 20 years ago is now mainstream. Thanks smalltalk mac stole from alto, objective C stole from smalltalk Steve Jobs CONSPIRACY
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May 21, 2012 04:07
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Guys the forums coder uses Mercurial and not Git lol what idiot :gitlife:
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May 21, 2012 04:08
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Engineers at my school have the choice to take either Java or Matlab as their programming core, then take the other as a 1-credit self-paced class some time before they graduate. Watching the people that went matlab -> java was pretty funny not gonna lie also the java prof taught some really stupid folder metaphor that I still don't understand but finally he's gone also they're replacing java with python in the intro course 
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May 21, 2012 06:41
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Sulk posted:Python isn't a better option than Java for an intro course, so that's a bad decision on their part. It's a required course for all engineers and Python syntax is easier so  Anyone that needs to continue in programming will use Java in the next class anyway (Then Ocaml, then whatever is needed for the class you're in)
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May 21, 2012 08:07
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Char posted:they spend all day teaching people how to tell when a quick sort is more efficient than a merge sort but not how to refactor or why 'int a = ProcessStuff();' is bad code If I have to say one nice thing about the old professor, it's that he would make you redo your project if you didn't use reasonably clear variable names and nice style It's like, barebones intro CS course for the sake of Engineering Distributions, not some core course for the major. It could be taught in any language so gently caress java who uses {} anymore its time for WHITESPACE
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May 21, 2012 19:55
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Internaut! posted:
It's our functional programming & data structures class. I know nothing about OCaml, but I know it's the class that makes a bunch of people drop the major 
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May 22, 2012 19:00
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Internaut! posted:is your class offered within the context of a science degree, or an engineering degree The only difference between our Arts CS Degree and Eng. CS is the core. Eng has to take multivariable and physics (+ some intro engineering/stats stuff), Arts has those as whatever credits. So the B.A. CS students take that class too. edit: oh yeah this is just CS in eng school, there's electrical and computer engineering as a different major. Werthog posted:sounds like the same whiny bitches who asked "why are we using this scheme/ml/prolog poo poo when we already know c++???" in my programming language concepts class It gets dropped because it's known to be one of the hardest classes in the major (along with the Operating Systems practicum), not because "a bloo bloo language." Anyway, the K&R C textbook is amazing. Any others like this (preferably php because its the best (better than lua))?
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May 22, 2012 20:08
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Werthog posted:how the gently caress is CS an "art" http://utf-8.jp/public/aaencode.html school of arts & sciences gives out bachelors of arts (they give out both for CS at brown too)
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Really cause I heard the bad thing about working in the financial sector as CS is horrible hours, constant strict deadlines and pressure, and the knowledge that if you gently caress up, you gently caress up a lot of things hard?
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yeah I heard it was just worse in finance but I guess not necessarily so? edit: also tell me how horrible cobol is all i know is basic!!! gangnam reference fucked around with this message at 08:31 on May 24, 2012 |
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May 24, 2012 08:25
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unleash the unicorn posted:and the best part is that nobody is going to use your "application" because they'll all be like "JVM required? Aww hell nah, not another slow buggy piece of Java poo poo!" yo good poo poo *hi-5* do you boycott microsoft too cause its a really cool thing to do and i think we should be friends wait are you whining about occasional program updates really?
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May 28, 2012 07:16
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rotor posted:you don't really notice java apps anymore because the deployment has gotten easier and native l&f is good for the bulk of the widget and thank GOD people stopped loving naming their loving apps jWhatever yeah this
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May 28, 2012 07:36
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unleash the unicorn posted:Also lol because that really does seem to be the only one considering that's what both of you jumped to immediately. that's cause I don't think "hmm, is this java this ebtter not be java" when i start a program so I don't associate things with it. I can't think of many things i use that are java applications but that doesn't necessarily mean it's horrible like you think it is!!
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May 29, 2012 18:56
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Rufo posted:calculus is terrible but you need to earn the right to say so without calculus you wouldn't even be able to post right now makes u think
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Shaggar posted:java owns i was doin java today and i was like "man shaggar would be happy" then 5 minutes later i was like "i wanna do the snake"
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Jul 9, 2012 05:01
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gently caress vim go emacs
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Jul 17, 2012 07:23
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someone just mad they cant send mail while codin
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Jul 17, 2012 07:32
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phpstorm is pretty cool too
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BonzoESC posted:you're a php programmer, the less programming you do the better the world is for the rest of us
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Jul 18, 2012 02:28
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Werthog posted:visual studio
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pro tip: don't use php (i helped debug this once)
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EVGA Longoria posted:god i know you're all gimmick posting but it makes me so loving mad yea sounds good
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detroit posted:trying to make a website should i learn python or erlang? yeah id say php is pretty great for that maybe some lua on the side if you need a backend id say javascript maybe cakescript
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trex eaterofcadrs posted:lol look at all you hating on the loving jpl, go inhale some cheetos nerds
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its ok i know more about space programming and everything they've experienced in the past trust me i got this "Fuckin jpl nerds dont do it that way"
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Star War Sex Parrot posted:serious question: why do NASA and defense contractors love these CPUs so much? they know about the megahertz myth
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Aug 8, 2012 21:43
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Say it ain't so jonny
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Mr Dog posted:regexes \\\\
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Sep 8, 2012 18:05
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At Game Closure, we are building a state-of-the-art SDK to help developers make games in pure Javascript
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Sep 9, 2012 20:13
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rotor posted:oh that's right! also the sneaking mission posts, although he goes by a new name now, i cant remember off the top of my head what it is though
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No, this is what is actually true. Or rather, it is the theory that most accurately fits the facts. Pick any boost library. For example... *picks at random* the boost uuid library. It defines a struct that contains a 16-byte char array and has a few functions for creating UUIDs. It somehow uses or includes something that uses MPL. Let's pick another ... *picks at random* the boost spirit library, probably the archetypal example. We implemented a bunch of spirit parsers and it's clearly overengineered garbage. Infinitely slow to compile, not fast or optimizable to run. It's always simpler, more debuggable, and more editable by coworkers, to pound out your own recursive descent parser, or to use some other method of building a parser. Let's pick another ... *picks something "safe"* scoped_ptr. It has an implicit conversion operator. (And of course that's implemented by putting the line code:Let's pick... shared_ptr: it is all mixed up with weak_ptr, to make it easier to make your code unnecessarily complicated. Let's pick... boost serialization. "Oh, you want to serialize stuff? Sorry, you're using some slow library that wants to keep track of pointer graphs [and iirc, uses RTTI]." The best example of making poo poo complicated for complete vanity is this binary conversion utility. It has a billion preprocessor expansions when you can just use a hexadecimal or octal constant, or convert at run time, or glue different field width sections together with a macro, or run an octal constant through some bitshifting... code:
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