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Tutorials give you the essentials but to do anything you also have to learn to work some libraries and stuff too

For bitcoin trader you need http client library.

For mobile phone game download android studio and game engine/framework

Interface?
As in something like pycharm ?

>>61384712
I guess. I'm pretty ignorant of python. I just want an easy way to jump in and start writing algorithms to learn the language.

>>61384720
If that's the case, Pycharm.

>>61384611
I don't have to get it. Because open source.

>>61384689
>Don't get it
In otherwords, Don't understand.

>>61384694
Right. We're on the same page. Open sores.

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He looked cute 13 years ago

>>61384504
Google is an isp.

Behind the curtain.

>>61384504
Working on turning your ram into webpages.

stop fishing for validation

I'll tell you the answer, but I don't have enough time.

>>61384472
Feed me (yous)

One of those flippable ones would be cool.

>>61384409
>Why the fuck don't they design every laptop with some kind of lid for the webcam.
Because they're cunts. They don't even let you clean your fucking cpu fan easily.
Use tape, nigger.

>>61384495
Drill it out. That's what I did to mine. if I ever want to use a cam I just plug one in

>>61384403
computer science, mathematics.... but if you know physics, and chemical elements science it wouldn't bad too.

The thing is, to be efficient and correct the first two are a must. However, it certainly would be considered good, if the programmer knows about the subject he is makeing software for too.

>>61384488
>computer science, mathematics.... but if you know physics, and chemical elements science
Why would you need to know all this just to be a good programmer?

>>61384403
In the sense of programming as a job, i.e. as a software engineer or software developer, a good programmer writes code that is sensible and easy to understand for another programmer

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Get a fast boat and some sturdy sailors.

>>61384338
>pirates game to see how it runs/works
>buy it if i like it
this is what I do and it works fine.

>use kissanime because crunchyroll has 1/2 out of the things i want to watch

>>61384347
fpbp

Yes that's how it works

>CS majors in charge of understanding basic shit

>>61384292
Own 2000 wat kettle.
Always 2000 wat

>>61384206
I do not know, how about learn hardware programming? Learning anything is mmore/ cyberpunk/ than asking shitty generic questions on /g/.

Circumvent meatspace surveillance by:
•DIYing your own IRhat; Infra Red Invisible Mask (embed)
•Dress like a more fashionable juggalo; http://cvdazzle.com or
•Grind up some cheap mylar thermal blankets, make a solution and dip your clothes in it to become invisible to thermal cameras; http://ahprojects.com/projects/stealth-wear

For your smartphone:
•Don't use gapps
•Use custom roms
-Paranoid Android Infographics: http://imgur.com/a/bbmtV
-Cyanogenmod Infographics: http://imgur.com/a/YR2yU
•Use the XPosed Framework w/ XPrivacy Module,
-Framework: http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.robv.android.xposed.installer
-XPrivacy: http://repo.xposed.info/module/biz.bokhorst.xprivacy
•Use OpenStreetMaps
-Site: http://www.openstreetmap.org
-Android App: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Android ; https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdid=net.osmand.plus
•Use f-droid
-Site: https://f-droid.org/
•For search you can use
-Startpage: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.startpage.mobile or
-DuckDuckGo: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.duckduckgo.mobile.android
Note: Unfortunately the decentralized alternatives to search engines like YaCY are shit.
•Spoof your MAC address constantly if not make or get a faraday cage in the form of a phone case in order to block wifi signals entirely; ie https://offpocket.com/ . Due to the distinct lack of physical wifi togglers in mobile hardware, those two are currently our only options from being tracked by corporations when out in meatspace.

Contribute to the following projects:
i2p: http://geti2p.net/en/
Tor: https://www.torproject.org/
Hyperboria: http://hyperboria.net/

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Follow this as told.

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Get a job and stop wasting your life you kissless permavirgin faggot.

>>61384164
>I can't reconcile my hobbies with a healthy lifestyle

>>61384131
You heard of SDF, OP? Might have some cool stuff on it. sdf.org iirc

>>61384117
start with something simple like python or ruby. have a use case in mind, programming for programming's sake gets old quite quickly and it's always nice to actually make something useful, even if it's just useful to you. what sort of things are you looking to make?

>>61384117
What do you even want to do, dog.

>>61384146
desu I haven't the slightest idea, just wanted to get into it and see where it takes me. But now I think about it stuff like internet of things and Web Development seem like something I would do

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trusty old MOTOROLLA sb6121 isn't liked by comcast anymore
what should I get? looking for the best hardware, JUST a cable modem, not one of those shitty combination units
reposting from last thread

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What kind of code is this? I know it's low level windows. Is this assembly?

I need to go though a ton of pdf documents.
I know I can make bookmarks of specific pages but I was wondering if there is a program to permanently highlight text and note taking?
Preferably nothing Adobe.

99.99% of programmers have no idea how modern compilers work

because they're supposed to produce functionally inentical output

>>61384035

Yes but that still wouldn't stop them from comparing different algorithms in different compilers.

>because they're supposed to produce functionally inentical output

I'm talking about performance not functionality. Try some reading comprehension next time.