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James Gutierrez
Isaac Allen
shared linking is total fucking bullshit
Eli Morris
C
Juan Jones
wtf she isn't coding
Ian Hill
eyes ARE hardware
Isaiah Green
OH NO NO NO PYTHONISTAS
Ethan Thomas
Learning Python
Chase Ortiz
Your eyes can't see above 30fps
Jose Allen
"learn by doing" type book for c++?
Hunter Taylor
I'm learning compilers.
Could be learning a wagie web framework or design patterns instead, that would actually be valuable knowledge for my job, but I don't care, this one is more fun.
Levi Diaz
Nocoder here.
I'm interested in developing Vulkan graphical interfaces on Linux. Should I start with learning C from the K&R book or can I start with Vulkan?
Is there a K&R equivalent for Vulkan?
Justin James
>you WILL live to have your eyes replaced with bionic devices with a FOV that allows you to read 500-character lines at a glance
the future is bright
Charles Martin
>you should use list comprehensions because they are... le pythonic
David Morris
Does python even have such an IDE with debugging? That looks like Eclipse so that code is probably Java.
David Nguyen
quakec is comfy
Nathaniel Martin
vscode with plugins works well enough for small programs
Hudson Butler
They are faster then regular python for loops because the loop is actually made with C and not python. Being pythonic then means running as little python as possible. Also don't chain more than maybe 2 comprehensions together.
Or just use another language.
Colton Jones
Stop crossing your arms.
Evan Nelson
anaconda, IDLE
vslag doesn't work well at all
Jeremiah Thompson
Honestly... fkn quit learning...
I was learning web dev, specifically learning better and proper front end and after i would finish the course i would jump into django...
Rn im just JO everyday, go to job thats not programming related and trying to fkn do something in life...
:) i wanna create and run succesful websites for a living...
Charles Ramirez
No offense, patricia, but i think you might be a little too young (and innocent) to be teaching me anything.
Also what is a cool way i can assert that two variables equal the correct values?
like assert(((a == 3) & (b == 4)) & 1);
Noah Gomez
>They are faster then regular python for loops because the loop is actually made with C and not python. Being pythonic then means running as little python as possible.