>> std::sort is fully generic over all containers with guarenteed O(nlog(n)) time complexity.
>> Sorts linked lists in O(n^2log(n) time) because it expects a random access iterator.
Why is the STL so utterly terrible? It's not actually generic by any means, but at the same time it cripples itself on so many points by not including functions that aren't "generic", yet none of the functions in that library even come close to being as generic as your typical Haskell function. Often you end up having to reimplement basic functionality, because the STL's standard function to do this is utterly retarded and unsafe.
Most of the STL "generic" functions actually only work well on a single special case, and are either unsafe or perform poorly on everything else, and the "genericness" of the function is a red herring. Or they fail spectacularily for Vector<Bool>.
>>61638816
i have seen people use text processing tools to duplicate functions for each type instead of using STL, what a bullshit.
>>61638943
Not really, if you care about compile times.
>>61638816
>using linked lists
>using linked lists in generic sort algorithms
OP I'm not sure what you expected.
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>>61621447
Suggestions for new resources are welcome.
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first for niggers
I want everyone who enters this thread to tell me what they are currently studying.
Is there anything better than the Cowon Plenue D in the sub $200 price range? Anyone here that has one?
Why would you use that over the phone you carry around everywhere?
>>61683862
I've got one, it replaced my Fiio X1 first gen (which still works fine, I just wanted something smaller).
God tier battery life, great combination of tactile controls and touch functionality, great sound (I think it's better than the X1, but it could just be placebo). Would recommend.
>>61683892
Because my phone is an iPhone with limited storage and I like having a separate device. I still have and use a Zune 120GB but I'm looking for an upgrade.
>>61683893
Sounds good. Do you know the max micro sd storage size it can handle? Is it at least 128GB?
Sup /g/?
Mouse thread.
>>61682450
What is that abomination?
>>61682450
that is so cute.
>>61682450
That looks incredibly uncomfortable, and seemingly unhygienic to use as a gaming controller.
Hey guys so I went to work today and forgot my CPU fan, and I wanted to do some stuff in blender.
Does this look bad to you?
>>61681977
Why do you take your CPU fan home
>>61681977
Do you disassemble and reassemble your pc every time you go from work to home and back? I dont understand your post
it's ok I'm using a white board to fan it and keep it cool
Redpill me on Java.
It is one of the few programming languages I know and it is, in my opinion, the most enjoyable and powerful of the ones I am familiar with. Please tell me why you all seem to hate it, genuine question, if it's shit I want to know.
Use Kotlin. It's exacly like Java, but it's not shit
too big overhead for hello world, fizzbuzz and other little "look how few lines I need to write" programs
>>61682058
But I don't really see how this could be a disadvantage, I mean it's not like hello world programs are actually meaningful in any way.
Made a website in an hour yesterday
http://gendguess.herokuapp.com
Go ahead and ruin it
>javascript
you do realize that something simple like that can be made with HTML5 as well?
>>61681704
I mean not really. I'm just a hobbyist. How would you go about it?
>>61681724
Hmm is this a java servlet? Did you export your app as a war file to get it running on heroku
I'm not gonna lie systemd is pretty useful. And it follows the unix philosophy of make one simple program rather than two complicated ones
>>61681524
This.
>>61681524
nice bait someone will fall for this and you will be yelled at and be happy
>>61681524
>it follows the unix philosophy of make one simple program rather than two complicated ones
>tfw the Associated Press got rid of their rss feeds
Anyone know any good news source for rss?
Get off the internet, Grandpa.
>>61681490
Sharing my opml file https://u.teknik.io/YbJw5.opml
>>61681539
>implying rss isn't still amazing
This mentality is actually why AP is getting rid of their rss. They're moving everything to some new twitter or normiebook shit. Newfags please go
Is there a browser that meets the following?
*No botnet (or could be disabled)
*customizable (security, aesthetic, addons)
*No botnet
*works
*wont break with winshit 8's high contrast themes
*doesnt have a built in non disableable botnet ffs
Asking for a friend
>>61681342
I'd say chrome
>>61681367
Ungoogled chromium is the correct answer.
Netrunner
goodbye my lover
>>61681120
install gentoo
Imstall CloverOS
>>61681281
shut uppppppppppppppppp
kali linux 4 lajf
Screenfetch / neofetch / desktop thread, none around. Let's see what there is. It's also a thinly-veiled attempt at seeing how long it is till the regulars show up.
uwu
Hello
How good is this fitness tracker? Any users to share an experience?
>>61680839
My dad has one. His doctor was able to diagnose a heart attack en course with the data.
So if You ask me if it's any good I say it's fine.
>>61680839
I've got one. Basic rundown:
> recording of both my steps and distance tallies with my gf's fitbit, so it seems accurate
> battery lasts for 3-4 weeks on a charge, which is much longer than my gf's fitbit
> wear it in the shower with no problems, which my gf can't do with her fitbit
> I'm not entirely convinced by the heart rate monitor
Overall I'm hugely impressed for 15GBP. I might buy another now just in case this one stops working or anything.
There might be a MiBand 3 coming out sometime, but I'm not 100% sure about the release date.
>>61680992
In my experiences the battery lasts 2 weeks approximately. Also when the bands accuracy changed a lot over the course of my ownership. (About 1 year.) However firmware updates have fixed that. Those are the only 2 hang ups, everything else is great.
Hey /g/entoomen,
I have access to these computers through my school, they're all i7 920s. What kind of interesting stuff can I do with them? Preferably some sort of distributed computing or VM type stuff, how can I make one manage all the rest?
>>61680713
Paperweights.
Lian Li v1200s? Those cases were legit. Solid all aluminum. I'd strip the hardware for those.
>>61680713
Can be turned into a cheap LAN party if you shove some GPUs in there.
I'm so fucking done with this POS cuckware. Should I switch to Brave?
Stop shilling, Brendan.
>>61680596
Yes, switch to brave.
t. Owner of 35K BAT
Honestly your call here, not sure what this has to do with us.