Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 11746. page

>>45216942
you're joking about the discreet transistors, right?

>>45216961
nah man we need to go back. think about all the pros vs. the cons B^)

>>45216942
Probably some grapheme based technology.
Yeah you could build a CPU with transistors. You could build one with tubes and marbles if you wanted to (in theory), but I don't know how large either would be.

>>45214684
you're a retarded baby duck that can't handle change

You know they already changed this with Windows 10.

You are too late to the bitch fest.

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>>45214706
Windows 10 is the exact same thing

>Ultrabook.
Kill yourself

rMBP obiviously

easy

https://www.google.com/chrome/devices/google-chromebook-pixel/

if budget isn't a problem don't get an OPO or the Moto G

Nexus 6

Nexus 6 is made my Motorola this year so if you like them you'll be getting the best phone ever built to date

What is a good PDF reader that supports pen functionality for Windows 8

and


What is a good and cheap keyboard dock/case for a tablet (Size of an iPad Air)

reposting from other thread

>>45208265
I recently asked this too. I had the same problem, just uninstalled my antivirus and no longer had the problem
it's probably this

https://github.com/ccd0/4chan-x/issues/182

First time installed ffox, went from chrome to try out.

What plugins would you recommend installing ?

Fad, and a bad one at that. Also look at that guy's hunch.

shit hurts

what's the exact opposite of exercise ball? laying propped up in bed against the wall? because that's what i'm doing right now.

>>45200659
Is that a Moto X?

>>45200720
Moto G

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Wallpaper is fractal pro

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>recently bought
AKG K712 and some velcro (for cable management).
I bought both a while ago, but I just got back from the US yesterday.

>want to add
New desk, coffee table, new speakers, and an amp/preamp combo.

>soon?
Soon™

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Nothing special

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Hi

/g/ isn't a person.
The backlash against OOP is because it's inappropriately applied to problems.
OOP isn't bad on principle, and can be useful or even beautiful, but overuse by idiots leads to the tremendous bloat we have today.

Trendoids latch on to the criticism and declare OOP universally bad, just like every programming paradigm that's behind the curve of hip/rockstar tech.

>>45208891
I absolutely love OOP. I also love functional programming, though I admit I'm mediocre at it at best, and my current job (at a medium sized reverse engineering/porting/development project) doesn't leave me that much room to work on my functional skills yet. That project is using OOP with quite a few really nice patterns and principles. It's great, and life is pretty good right now.
I find that most people who are really against any given thing here are most likely quite inexperienced. I remember being very strongly for some things yet strongly against others when I was first starting out, though there are things I'd still rather not touch again, like PHP and JS. I got my very first few grey hairs while working with PHP, and JS (and Java for that matter) are the only languages that have succeeded to make me angry.

Recently, I heard someone talk about "friction" in programming, while he was laying out some ideas for a language he'd like to make, and it really got me thinking. The language, principles, methods and whatever else should be chosen by how much they help you achieve the task at hand. If I need to make a website, the language of choice is not going to be assembly, while both Python and C# look like valid options (Python is fast, fast, fast to write, but may not run as fast, while C# is fast and fairly secure, but takes ages to write and pretty much ties you to microsoft, for example). If I need to make a game, then it's possible, but not likely that a GC'd language is going to quite cut it. It all depends on the scope and aims of any given project.

>>45208891
> making all functions global
OOP is not the only way to organize functions.

If you want to hear some anti OOP stuff, here's a basic reading list.

http://www.paulgraham.com/noop.html

https://www.sics.se/~joe/bluetail/vol1/v1_oo.html

http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ArgumentsAgainstOop

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You pull out the pricker, you pull out the stick

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:3

finish the story

I agree, I'm interested now.

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>>45199176
get this book http://it-ebooks.info/book/2628/
get the environment where you write and run your code in from http://download.racket-lang.org/ .
If you don't know what some function does or you're looking for a function that does something check http://docs.racket-lang.org/
Practice a lot.

>>45199176
How to design programs, 2nd edition
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/matthias/HtDP2e/index.html
http://racket-lang.org/download/

Since we are talking books here.

Where I can get a decent epub version of sicp. I got one from bookzz but I cant upload it to play books.

Your average CS student does not know what a pointer or what a bit is, especially if they need to use for programming.

> inb4 cannot find C.jar

Because I'm sitting in a Java class at the uni.

Because I'm afraid of hackers

>>45198100
Faggot thinkpad fan-boys.

>>45198131
>>>/b/

>>45198131
>mac user detected