What are you working on /dpt/?
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/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread
Thomas King
Lincoln Perry
>worse than the software it is intended to replace
Robert Wilson
first for C++ has shit compiler errors
Charles Evans
checked
Michael Peterson
show me a single text editor with support for more languages than notepad++ out of the box
Zachary Rogers
>not vim
>only works on windows
open and shut case here.
pure niggerware.
Colton Watson
Functional programmers on the ropes.
en.wikipedia.org
Christopher Morris
emacs
Kayden Fisher
>show me a single text editor more bloated
I can't
Christopher Rivera
nope
Dominic Peterson
>in the context of chemistry and physics
Liam Johnson
Is there a name for this pattern?
A struct that can undo/compensate for its action in case some eventual error occurs.
Juan Long
I hope you don't think remove is the opposite of insert
Grayson Thompson
Chapter 2 of pic related using Npp and terminal. I asked in /fwt/ but does anyone here have recommendations on Windows systems or GPU programming?
Blake Brown
It's usually called the command pattern.
Brody Nguyen
VIM
Carson Brown
notepad
Samuel Edwards
>en.wikipedia.org
They really do twist and pervert everything.
Julian Bell
memento + command
Cameron James
Not him but wtf are you talking about, removing something you inserted undoes it...
Ayden Flores
I need to learn SQL for my job. What are some actually good SQL books? Most I can find online seem very suspect, with titles akin to "SQL for absolute brainlets" and "Become SQL superhero in 7 days!" and the like.
Ayden Morris
in haskell this is just
main = mapM_ spit [6,8..40]
spit n = do
let m = n `quot` 2 - 2
wrap n
top m
bot m
wrap n
wrap = putStrLn . flip replicate '#'
fill m = mapM_ (putStrLn . (flip ((++) . ("#" ++) . gen m) =
Christian Miller
SQL for mere mortals
Hunter Gomez
Reminding anons to use github.com
Kevin Ross
K&R is a much better book than that piece of trash.
Bentley Powell
>vim
kys posser
David Bell
Even the author's of K&R have stated their book is not for learning programming but learning C when coming from another language.
Evan Campbell
posser
you have read the book right
you aren't like 5 years old right
neovim, to be autistic, and I use Emacs plenty.
Jaxon Scott
Still, "C: A Modern Approach" is still a terrible book. Just read K&R. There's a reason it's a classic.
Eli Cook
>What are you working on /dpt/?
Writing a CLI for the raspberry pi camera library that doesn't suck ass.
Isaiah Nelson
Why is it a terrible book?
Jacob Martin
what a dumbass
Lincoln Turner
>solve problem independently
>afterwards decide to see how well respected programmers would do it
>my implementation is almost 1:1
>proud of my solution
>everyone else is going to think I copied theirs but made changes to hide that
Zachary Anderson
I'm adapting jschan to use OrbitDB as the database, with the goal to move imageboards to a more distributed, p2p framework.
Today I managed to adapt most of the index/thread page querying and loading functionality.
If anyone wants to join me feel free:
gitgud.io
Austin Howard
>I'm a lazy fuck
Dylan Rodriguez
Exception safety guarantee?
Ayden Mitchell
Does manga count as a book?
William Phillips
Do this instead:
sqlzoo.net
Michael Gutierrez
>I'm a pussy
William Ramirez
no u