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Stop memeing and look around rpg maker and gamemaker studio

>>57982686
school

>>57982686
>>>/v/

>>57982639
If you wanna learn a programming language, think up some kind of project you'd find interesting and try to make it. You'll get stuck and angry every step of the way, but that's the point.

Tutorials can only get you so far (syntax, conventions, etc.)

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>>57982887
>think up some kind of project you'd find interesting and try to make it.
I need structure and details not spotty knowledge.
Like fuck if I am going to know what is heuristic method by making some frog-running-across-the-street game. I also need cold, hard base .
I am going to compete with college educated and highly motivated people.

>Tutorials can only get you so far
That's why I am presenting a list of books that people on Amazon and stackowerflow find excellent.
Any comments on them?

>>57982639
>I have passed through that crap numerous times (in C and Python) and then hit the wall because of all the crappy tutorials and free web courses

And the wall is you know the tools but don't know how to use them for nontrivial tasks? At that point it's time to learn data structures and it's where things will start to click.

>Learning Java

It's a horrible language, don't.

>Step by step, what books should I learn and when
>I need college-like or better structure not spotty knowledge.

>Learn the syntax
Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++ by Stroustrup
C++ Primer by Lippman, Lajoie, and Moo

>Learn to code data structures and algorithms
Data Structures and Algorithms in C++ by Drozdek
Algorithms in C++ Parts 1-4: Fundamentals, Data Structures, Sorting, Searching by Sedgewick

>Learn system programming
Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment by Stevens and Rago
Windows System Programming by Hart

At this point you can pretty much start coding. But to get a better understanding of what you're doing:

>Learn computer architecture
Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective by Bryant & O'Hallaron
Computer Organization and Design: The Hardware/Software Interface by Patterson & Hennessy

>Learn operating systems principles
Operating System Concepts by Silberschatz, Galvin, and Gagne
Modern Operating Systems by Tanenbaum

>Learn proofs, then learn algorithm design
A Transition to Advanced Mathematics by Smith, Eggen, and St. Andre
Book of Proof by Hammack (http://www.people.vcu.edu/~rhammack/BookOfProof/)
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Introduction to Algorithms by Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest, and Stein
Algorithm Design by Kleinberg and Tardos

After this, you learn in whatever direction you want to go down. For CS subjects see: http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Computer_Science_and_Engineering

Maybe try it on another OS?

linux

>>57982520
>>57982641
yeah sure nice meme answers but the connection was perfect before and the guy was also using windows in his laptop, the answer is not to install another OS just to see it goes right the same in that

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Bump this shit

>>57982426
It's a product of products.
You can shorten it to 3*(A*B*C)

>>57982426
It's trivially a polynomial (as a product of polynomials), and all polynomials are sums of products

First for another day waiting.

Please no more german immigrant discussion.
Lets talk about dildos instead.

I order from Gearbest 5 days ago and it stil says that my stuff is in Packed status, but not Dispatched yet. Is this normal?

GONK

>>57982265
What do they do?

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>>57982740
GONK

>>57982262
Do you want serious answers or real answers?

>>57982262
C# is one of the easiest

>>57982262
python is easiest

Dear

>>57982250
link him to projects you've done involving mobile and web development.
previous work experiences,
education,
how you'll benefit the organisation with your skills, and
..ect

POO

>>57982119
nothing special, i just reread some NN(neural network) stuff.

>>57982168
Sounds pretty interesting, what kinda stuff are you hoping to achieve with neural networking?

>>57982202
desu i dont have THE idea. i maybe write some application for a smartphone to identify eatable shrooms. i need still learn quite much in that regard.

>>57981997
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dn742466(v=vs.85).aspx

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Because it does not point to the left in Word and to the right in every other application.

>>57981997
mouse? oh you mean hand poxy

I always just say hand proxy so I was confused.

>>57981945
Hahah, it reads as boob (:

Thank you for contributing such a well formed and thought provoking thread. Also. Look bewbs --> ( . Y . ).

>>57984888
tittiez ( . )( . )

>>57981783
>This can't be just the silicon lottery, it looks too good.
well it is. have you not seen mobile polaris line? all they are, are highly binned desktop chips. the mobile 480 is a full blown polaris 10. the regular 'ol desktop 480 but highly binned for low leakage.

what you see in that video is a taste of what AMD can do with the 480 if global foundry gets their shit together and starts producing better yields of 14nm.

>>57981985
>have you not seen mobile polaris line?
I haven't. I think I saw an Alienware laptop with a RX470, but that's about it. I just looked at their Pro cards, they have specs that would follow the RX480 on the OP.
GloFo needs to get their shit together then, Polaris is actually stupidly good in efficiency despite packing nice hardware.
On another note, if the tweaks are refined, then we're definitely seeing a Polaris refresh next gen as the RX570. I wouldn't mind this refresh if we would see better Polaris performance all around in the $150-$175 pricerange.

I'll wait for navi, cus multi-core GPU. My 390 will last until then.

>>57981720
anyone?

>>57981720
I can't tell what I'm looking at from your picture.

I assume you bought an EVGA power supply (mine had red cables too)

If it's red then that's for the GPU. Usually it's an 8 pin (or pair of 8 pins) but on each 8 pin connector there's a 2 pin that doesn't need to be plugged in giving you a 6 pin and yes it should plug right in.

Basically, with PC power, if it fits, it was designed to go there. If it does not fit, check your orientation and try again, then if it still does not fit then it does not go there.

Are you using a modular PSU?

Install Gentoo

do you want to listen to the stream on the raspi or do you want to pass it to another device?

>>57981656
>how would I implement the on/off and volume

Probably something like this

http://www.piface.org.uk/products/piface_control_and_display/

>>57981656
>how would I implement the on/off, and volume parts?
A button and a slider hooked up to GPIO pins