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Isaiah Morgan
Jaxson Stewart
head pats and pair programming with invisible girl!
Michael Reyes
thank you for not using a tranime picture
Kevin Williams
>pair programming
Mason Gutierrez
Optimising some shitty code at work. Its been pretty fun so far, I've got the run time down from around 5 minutes to about 10 seconds. The code that I've added does a lot of searching, so I'm thinking off adding in some red-black trees, and leveraging that O(1) amortised time on insert to keep the creation of the trees O(n), so I don't going any more time doing nlog(n) sort. Not sure if that will work though, or if its a lot of additional work for no more gains than just a sort and binary search.
Bentley Rivera
n insertions on a self sorting data structure is still n*log(n) and is also a lot slower than just sorting an array
Elijah Campbell
Yeah I'm figuring that's what will happen.
Charles Perry
just some video editing i guess
Tyler Richardson
actual old thread since OP a baka
Oliver Lee
I told my friend today that I was too stupid for tech and he agreed.
Now i just wanna prove him wrong by learning to code but ive tried before and memorizing everything was hard. How did you learn to code user?
Jackson Phillips
>I told my friend today that I was too stupid for tech and he agreed.
based
>How did you learn to code user?
by learning to use google first, followed by reading a book
Juan Hall
Holy shit so this setting exists
"search.quickOpen.history.filterSortOrder": "recency"
github.com
This bugged me long enough
Ethan King
I wanted to improve my vim skills so I am going through Learn Vimscript the Hard Way (learnvimscriptthehardway.stevelosh.com
Currently starting the last third of the book where he starts getting deep into vimscript. The thing is, is it really worth it to learn vimscript? Considering I already switched to neovim and plan on porting my init.vim to lua, and that the majority of modern plugins use Lua.
Vimscript seems like a pain in the ass so I am wondering if it is really worth it to learn it in g:current_year or should I just start learning lua?
Noah Gonzalez
>What are you working on, Any Forums?
added fft visualization to my music player
the whole fft was implemented in less then 50 loc
also added a rpc system so that it can be controlled and send notifications remotely
Justin Phillips
slept for like a couple hours tonight.
Been putting some more time into my immutable thread pool. Pretty cool project so far.
Is there any reason someone would want a thread pool and task list to be moveable or copyable?
Jacob Gomez
Today I finally got my first real side project in a working state. It's temporal dynamic network analysis on a data set I've been working with. Uses Python and R. Pretty proud of myself desu senpai. I started programming this time 2 years ago just for fun, teaching myself.
Question for C++ chads: Are there any credentialed online courses in algorithms that use C++ as the teaching language? The reason I ask is I'm trying to do prerequisites for this master's degree in compsci, and they require an OOP and Algorithms class, but it's taught in Java. However, C++ aligns more with my interests long term so wanted to see if I could address this prereq with C++ classes.
Camden Evans
Trying to find the absolute ultimate C tutorial, course or book.
Isaac Richardson
Pretty cool, how many lines of code and what cpp standard are you using?
James Howard
Sorry user, not sure of any good cpp courses.
I mostly just watch CPPcon videos on youtube these days. Get to hear from industry professionals and even researchers there.
John Phillips
www-h.eng.cam.ac.uk
here, fren. Care to help me?
Dylan Green
nevermind kek I found this on same site
www-h.eng.cam.ac.uk
Hunter Wilson
it's R and python, around 300 lines python, 100 in R
no problem thanks fren
>ctrl+f 'algorithms'
>0 results
thanks anyway, looks like a good resource
Christopher Rodriguez
Ah sorry, didn't read the 'algorithms part.
Have you tried libgen dot rs there's tons of books there!