sticker thread
>>60116335
>>60116379
Hi, /o/
>>60116335
You can't let them see you in public, you literal nigger. You'll expose all of us.
how do I convert seconds to microwave time ?
let's say 60 seconds that's 00:60 but 61 seconds would be 01:01
what the fuck is the logic /g/ teach me how to convert it.
https://discord.gg/cbjYAZy .o
https://discord.gg/BSSh4Sr jdjdje9eo4
>>60116243
well clearly 1 second is 41ms (microwave seconds)
Why are you not using free AWS instances /g/ ? InB4 toenail eating Stallman.
>>60116192
What can it do that my existing servers can't?
>>60116192
I prefer Digital Ocean or Linode for my type of projects.
>>60116192
>handing over all my data to get a shitty 1 vcore VPS for one year
I essentially have to translate this into asm
"
cDoMath(const int8_t *a, const int16_t *b, int32_t *c, int max, int offset) {
for (int i = 0; i < max; i++) {
c[i] = a[i] * b[i] - offset;
}
}"
what I don't understand is
" c[i] = a[i] * b[i] - offset; "
I know offset is the address of the symbol but what does the c[i] mean
Explain to a retard please. I don't know C
>>60116173
mov ebx, [b+i]
mov eax, [a+i]
mul ebx
sub eax, [offset]
mov [c+i], eax
something like that
>>60116173
These are presumably pointers to arrays of size "max", so you can iterate through them. the [ ] is an access operator, c[0] being the first element of the c array.
Sorry I fucked up on format.
So I applied for this job and had my interview today. Was browsing their website/source and noticed they have a page thats visible to all viewers that has every single upload made to the site (thousands of resumes). This is for sure a permissions failure on the server. Should I inform the person I had an interview with? It was an IT job after all ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Link?
use it as leverage if you dont get hired
>tell them
>their current IT guy claims you hacked them
>go to prison
You need to have 7zip 16
1) Download http://dietpi.com/downloads/images/DietPi_RPi-armv6-(Jessie).7z
2) Open with 7zip and click on "Test" and wait until it finished
3) Make a screenshot and post it together with your specs
I will start in the next post
CPU: i5 4670K @4.20GHz
RAM: 16GB DDR3 dualchannel @2400MHz
SSD: Samsung 840 Pro
I get 128 mb/s
>>60116188
nobody gives a shit
>>60116112
CPU: i7 4770K 3.5GHz
RAM: 16GB dual channel @ 933MHz
SSD: Samsung 840 EVO
101 MB/s for me
Tell me what is the most powerful prtable speaker?
>>60116105
Jbl Xtreme has good value for a bluetooth speaker but also is massive
dont blast your music in public jamal
I have the smaller jbl flip 3, I like it a lot.
Why doesn't nvidia make CPUs?
>>60116007
Not enough space to put dumb LEDs on.
>selecting around the street signs
Why doesn't Intel make microwaves?
Stupid question.
Is it normal to get a raging hard on whilst programming?
>>60115993
Yes.
if you have high test levels yes
dont be a low test nu male
>>60115993
Yes, as long as it isn't ONLY whilst'd're programming.
How can a PC with 2gb of RAM run a 64 bit OS?
>>60115703
Very, very slowly.
>>60115703
probably just more memory pooling
I'll refine my question
How can a 2gb memory handle 64 bit date/intructions/adresses
>Cute Girl: "Anon, do you have experience with <insert proprietary program name>? Maybe you can come over later this week and teach me how to use it ;)"
Learning about free and open source was a mistake.
t-thanks /g/...
>>60115685
Being interested in slave girls is a mistake...
>>60115685
>implying that learning about foss == sperging out about foss
1/10 non-quality bait
She used that as an excuse, but you were autistic enough to think she would ask you for help instead of seeing one of thousand youtube videos available.
Anyone ever had one ? Is it a meme ?
>>60115554
A buddy has one. The built-in FLIR is pretty cool and all, but after maybe a year of owning it, I can see him getting frustrated with it for being a bit sluggish.
Could easily be how he uses it and what he packed on there from the Play store, though... Didn't really dig around on it. I just wanted to play with the cool fucking camera.
>>60115554
I almost bought one but at $600 it just doesnt seem worth it if all you are wanting is thermal capabilites.
It uses the lepton core, which retails for about $135 raw. Its much more economical to simply buy the core and hook it up to a raspberry pi or something, or even better just buy a seek or flir one (which uses the same shit core).
The lepton core is really low resolution and only good for shit up close, but anything that is worthwhile is going to cost well over $1000 anyway.
Id say if you want a tough phone and just happen to also like thermal shit this might be an option, otherwise just get the flir one or seek
>>60115554
I want one, but I'm too poor
Is it worth learning Python3 if I want to get a job as a programmer?
I've been self-teaching myself Python3 and honestly I've been having a lot of fun. Programming is something I've only done a few times. I took an introduction to programming course in college, then after a year I got back into it for a few weeks but abandoned it. Now (again) I started it up again and I feel very dedicated and motivated to spend a lot of my free time on it and keep going. I noticed it improved my mood because I don't feel like I'm wasting time anymore.
What I'm asking is if I should be focusing on Java or some other more popular language? I've been going through tutorials and I do feel I'm learning a lot with Python. I'm really trying to nail down and understand each concept and how things work so I'd have an easier time logically understanding the syntax, if possible. I have a list of tutorials already organized that'll get me to the skill level where I can make a pay-roll calculator that my boss would have a great use for.
I keep hearing that Java and C++ proficiency is more desirable in a potential employee. While I'm ignorant of how Java and C++ work, I really do like Python. I also plan on learning how to use django or Flask to create a website, and learning SQL (which I heard isn't difficult), because I've noticed SQL experience is often something that employers like to put as a skill requirement for a job.
Anyways, I guess my question is am I on the right track? Maybe this isn't the board to post this in, but I was curious what you guys think.
>>60115417
I write python/C professionally and have for the last 3 years. I have never once seen anyone actually use Python 3. None of the applications I have worked on use Python 3. It's all been 2.7.
Python is a great first language to learn with. Stay focused with Python. Java and C have different use cases. People who say that Java and C are better than Python have no idea what they are talking about. They are different use cases.
For example, lets say I want to quickly hack up something that will do backups on my computer to a USB stick. I would write the script in python, and it would make calls to shell commands like rysnc, tar, gpg etc. The logic and script is in Python, but Python is still calling those commands which are basically C programs. Writing the whole thing in C is fucking stupid.
People who speak like this are basically handicapped to 1 language, and all they do is listen to what other people have said in casual conversation. They never actually try things for themselves.
Syntax of a language is only relevant to a small degree.
The algorithms, documentation, and quality of your code is all much more important than what specific language you're learning.
>>60115549
How to learn proper algorithms and documentation ?
For how much should I sell my ipad (1st gen) for?
>It's still in pretty good condition
>16 gb of memory
>charger still funtional
>and thinking of selling it within 2 cases for it
I'm short of money and I would like to get rid off things I don't need anymore.
About $3.50
>>60115370
i would buy for $3.51
>>60115360
>Just got accepted into computer engineering program
>Actually completely shit with computers right now
What do I do, /g/?
are you good at maths?
>>60115325
I'm passable at maths. Started looking at calc. 2 ahead of time and it's comprehensible.
>>60115342
i dont do comp sci but my friend does it and he said that maths is almost all of the course