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I'm not sure how much I can add here that hasn't been said already. But I'll try anyway.
1. Learn how to use Git. It's very important for any developer. 2. Learn how to use GitHub. It's also very important for any developer. 3. Learn how to use Stack Overflow. It's also very important for any developer. 4. Learn how to use Google. It's also very important
Owen Adams
Thank you Harpdeep.
Ryder Foster
i miss the rat schizo
Kayden White
In my last job I wasn't getting any sleep and I used to have involuntary microsleeps while sitting at my desk, where you involuntarily fall asleep for a second or two at a time, before waking up
Yeah sleep deprivation sucks
Nathaniel Myers
sleep user
Luke Cook
honestly don't remember when last I used stack overflow. Probably alright when you're learning for learning the language I guess.
All info I get from shit nowadays comes from the docs, GitHub issues and reading the source code.
Yeah the overall idea its like stocks but not allowing the user to terminate the position and just suffer through it for a certain fixed period. The same A,B,C options will be available for all users at the same time and will all be terminated at the same time for everyone (you can buy/deposit more in the middle though). Each user can have deposits in A and B, and maybe get rekt in A to zero but win on B so these should be stored separated in the database or something
I thought about doing it market-like as in there's a number and each sell/buy from each user helps the numer fluctuate but there will be few users at the beginning so it won't make much sense and seems that would make it much more difficult honestly (and prone to manipulation) while the other way I'm just getting an external value through API and manipulating each user deposit according to it.
Other idea for the system is allowing users to actually terminate their positions whenever they like but in that system I would like the impact of the number's fluctuation to be more pronounced like 13.04 to 13.30 to mean 15% increase instead of 7% or something (I'm throwing random stuff I didn't think about values) and maybe another option for the user to choose to use leverage x2 when it buys A/B token and if it does it can't terminate the position (like the original system)- Oh plus I'll also like having a graph that displays how the value of A,B,C changed over time, kinda like coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/ for example (simpler obviously). It's obviously a web sort of game not with real money and stuff, anyway thats what I'll b making I think thats for listening to my autism
original post f curious
Jaxon Ward
What language should I learn to fit in with the cool engineers
Adrian Lewis
I don't know what kind of websites to make. The only thing that comes to mind is comparison sites.
Joshua Garcia
lisp
Owen Bailey
Is adding images to typescript react supposed to be difficult?
i tried installing it once and it asked for a gorillion microshit things to be installed which i couldnt be fucked with and i havent thought about it since
Leo Bell
>not surprised Laravel is the slowest. In fact it ranks second or third last in terms of slowest frameworks in the PHP world.
