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Ryan Hill
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Zachary Davis
>mental illness
fuck off
Christopher Allen
I need to move out so I can be true tech nerd and just work on stuff right when I wake up and never shower or wake up at a good hour
Zachary Ramirez
Setting up my pleroma instance and doing various customization. It's such a comfy project, I'm in love.
Justin Sullivan
I'm learning to use GLUT and OpenGL, but I have a dumb question: Why won't this draw a circle?
void drawCircle(float centerX, float centerY, float radius)
{
const int NUM_PTS = 720;
glBegin(GL_LINE_LOOP);
for(int i = 0; i < NUM_PTS; i++)
{
float deg = (float(i) / NUM_PTS) * 360; //Gives degrees along the circle we're at
float rad = deg * M_PI/180.0;
std::cout
Parker Morgan
anime website
Anthony Hall
thank you for using a shiina pic
Mason Green
Fixing bugs on tracker I'm at 2/12 at the moment. Deadline for a team is weekend.
Otherwise im messing with emacs+clojure, its pretty comfy. I love all things lispy
Jaxon Allen
is this a good anime cause the manga kinda bored me
Logan Sanchez
You know, it's strange. I know programming in lisp is powerful, but whenever I need to do something quick and dirty, I resort to python, and every time I want to do a larger project, I resort to C/C++
I've been debating whether or not to take the deep plunge into lisp, and if it's worth it seeing as though I can do most things in either of the two/three langs I already know.
Note, I wasn't scaling correctly. It should have been
glVertex2f(newX/Width, newY/Height);
Noah Barnes
leaving your comfort zone is hard, and that's natural.
Jordan Morris
To be honest i never did anything with lisp but i love just playing with it and doing some little things. I start doing something then i mess with elisp then i want to see how to do this thing then the other and in the end i do nothing. But its fun and it for sure beats vidya as thing to play with
Josiah Phillips
Making a note-taking desktop application with Electron. Fully cross platform with cloud sync!
Brody Long
finally figured out how to "install" opengl. anyone have ideas for a first project using it?
Aiden Thomas
Implement simulation of lorenz attractor. You literally have to only put pixels at specifix (x,y,z) so its simple. And you get to learn something fun
Cameron Stewart
You lost me at Electron. As noble as your motives are, running a chrome instance for a single program is horrible.
Dylan Taylor
i had a friend making procedural art with opengl. he'd take a couple particles, give them physical properties like gravity, and then they'd zip around each other changing color with velocity and interaction. usually looked dope
Jackson Cruz
Exactly, and all that user needs for solving system is runge-kutta of some order which is trivial to implement. And it simulates chaos so its cool
simple and awesome, cant beat that
Jonathan Gutierrez
>glClear() and glEnd()
Wat?
Jose Green
My b.. Mean `glBegin(GL_POLYGON)` and `glEnd()`
It's working now, so yay for that.
Aiden Harris
What anime is she come from?
Lucas Turner
Friendly reminder than C can do object-oriented programming.
>Can you write object-oriented code in C?
stackoverflow.com
>Object Oriented Programming in C
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>Object Oriented C
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>The ooc programming language
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>C Object System
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Blake Ward
wtf i hate C now
Adrian King
so I started learning C recently, and I'm using headers for the first time today. how do I get headers to work with Visual Studio code? when I open the folder containing the source code and the header there's no errors, but when I try to compile with GCC it says no file found for the header. I've tried editing the c_cpp_properties.json but when I add the filepath to includepath it tells me it failed to parse.
Brayden Allen
>tfw you recognize that line of office equipment
Thomas Hernandez
What's the problem here?
Jeremiah Scott
Employed Haskell programmer reporting in
David Miller
I feel like this is missing some context, because I don't see anything immediately wrong, just a few things that might possibly be wrong
Nathan Watson
>Employed Haskell programmer
are you employed to write dank Fibonaccis?
Jordan Allen
Unemployed Haskell programmer reporting in
Adrian Rivera
unemployed smalltalk programmer checking in, has anybody seen my grandson?
Jaxon Diaz
Josiah Anderson
bill gates was right
the correct way to fib your naccis is corecursively
fibs = 1 : 1 : zipWith (+) fibs (tail fibs)
fib = (fibs !!)
John Gonzalez
>404 KB
Nicholas Parker
this is bullshit made to feel you dumb. Don't listen to them, user.
Jack Ramirez
Friendly reminder that C can do slightly impure functional programming
Adam Evans
Wyatt Hughes
"I was nervous when I first added this exercise to my standard set. It’s a bit naughty. I normally write a simple program that has no bugs in it and then I tinker with some underlying library, or OS configuration (for devops roles), and introduce a bug (e.g. I tweaked the MySQL driver to only ever return odd numbers when doing a count). This exercise is introduced as being a simple program that has been written and then a bug has been created somewhere in the system."
Owen Watson
The for loop is around the string and not the insert so it only inserts 1? Idk what else could be wrong
Owen Bailey
That is a list comprehension and thus valid Python code.
Parker Lewis
What's the best currently available Java decompiler?
Jackson Reyes
>putting a bug in a library to test code comprehension
retarded
Jonathan Bennett
Why do people spam Haskell stuff all day instead of programming?
Sebastian Evans
Camden Phillips
Because that's the only useful thing you can do with haskell, talk about it.
Carter Campbell
Do cookies violate HTTP statelessness?
Benjamin Bennett
Is there a better way to make this "snake" move?
#include
#include
#define CLEAR (std::cout