Why are you on Jow Forums right now?

it has pointers to the next and previous element

Why not just use arrays instead of "train tracks"

Looking for reasons to justify learning c# as the first language

Arrays are fixed size
even something like std::vector is actually fixed size under the hood, when you add new elements it has to allocate new memory and copy everything
with a linked list you just have to create that new element and then direct the last pointer to that element
deleting elements also just means changing one pointer

In reality linked lists are almost always slower than arrays, but there are a few usecases.

youtube.com/watch?v=YQs6IC-vgmo

I have an hour and a half until I go to my job.

Arrays have fixed size and also may not contain elements of different types.

>"know" c++
>can't understand double linked list

this is an 18+ website dudey

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Hmm, never seen a linked list with different types in reality. I guess it can be done but is pretty hacky.

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Bored at work.

Don't have anything better to do.

Sitting in my car wasting time before I head into work.

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cause I'm taking a shit and haven't got anything better to do

To talk about this powerad.ai 4channel.js bullshit

anxiety attack and this place is comfortably brain dead

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Nothing better to do while standing as I commute

because its 4:30 in the morning and I'm the only awake

I want to forget that I've failed another interview

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Every day for me.

I have finals next week that's why

Why would it be hacky? The Linux kernel does this.

#define container_of(ptr, type, member) ({ \
const typeof( ((type *)0)->member ) *__mptr = (ptr); \
(type *)( (char *)__mptr - offsetof(type,member) );})

struct list_node
{
struct list_node* next;
struct list_node* prev;
enum { A, B } type;
};

struct A
{
int a;
struct list_node list;
};

struct B
{
float b;
struct list_node list;
};

void list_init(struct list_node* head)
{
head->next = head;
head->prev = head;
}

void list_insert(struct list_node* head, struct list_node* node)
{
node->prev = head->prev;
node->next = head;
head->prev->next = node;
head->prev = node;
}

void list_remove(struct list_node* node)
{
node->prev->next = node->next;
node->next->prev = node->prev;
// Not necessary but nice safeguard
node->prev = node;
node->next = node;
}

Waiting for shit vm to boot

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bc i'm bored

>paragon-software.com/
?

Yeah ,why

why are you using a windows VM inside windows?

Configuring it with packer to automatically deploy on scale (50-100 vms)

It's not locally run, it's on an esxi host on. Just a viewer

Id use Linux but editing powershell shit is much confier on Windows , hence the dualboot

what are you deploying in 100 vms?

Standardized "golden" images of different setups for QA to run tests on. It's all automatically. Every new build of backup software gets tested with these machines as targets

amazing.
so you're the "dev ops" guy
hope it pays well

Same.

Same.

Literally 0 shekels

We are all based on Russia , only a few sales reps and support guys in us or Germany. And Russia is pretty poor desu , so not making any decent money here. Plus I'm 23 and with a political degree , so not like it's very easy to find a job in IT. Getting my work experience up here before I can find a good place

lurking the pc building thread

pure doubt and pessimism about the future

Good luck, man.
I've known a few computer competent political science students in my CS program.

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Learning LISP.

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are you russian ?
I am a canadian learning russian, I want to get a job there so that I can learn the language. I don't really care about bad pay so long as it's a decently liveable wage. I will be getting a masters' in comp sci in two years so hoping to be employable with that. But I feel like it'd be hard to get a job with a) a bad level in russian, and b) I am not ethnically russian (am french-canadian). I don't see many ways of getting a job in Russia unless you're into like teaching english or something. Would appreciate your input.

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Well it depends on the company , really. But judging by how most of the documentation for tech related stuff is in English ,I'd say knowing English is equally as important when trying to find an IT job here. And noone really looks down on foreign ppl here unless you are from Asia . Everyone is quite excited every time we get to work with our US partners. As for the Russian language I'd assume it's pretty hard to learn to be honest. But don't let that stop you, I'm sure of you mention that you just started learning it and you take courses- you will be considered.
We are not as bad as some media tries to paint us.
And the wages are really shitty but that's compared to Europe or states. You can love decently on a wage.IT companies here tend to pay a bit more than others too

Not sure if that made sense

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Im just bored in the middle of a biology class

So what is pay in Russian smorchoks?

thanks for your comment. Happy to hear that.

I swallow my cum

And you were very clear, don't worry about it.

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Bored at work lol.

same

Same.

class in an hour and i woke up early

Really depends

If we are talking Moscow - the smallest base pay is something like 30k. That's your 0 skills but willing to learn with no 0 experience and no relevant degree.

Then we get up to 45k , that's your juniour positions , something like a tech support guy.

When we get to 55k that's when you start to see some juniour QA engineers and such.

After that point it's pretty hard to range to be honest since every company does shit their way. But I'd say you can get up to 100 with a few years experience in the field without major problems

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I'm autistic

Came for the personal army.
Stayed for the tech support.

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Idk I'm drunk and hiking hope I don't die lmao

Took the day off work because I was hung-over. Still too hung-over to work on personal projects or go outside.

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mom would bring home a friend, i told her i would be out to give them some time alone... but i forgot my money and i came back to my bedroom. moments after, they both came home and here i am, trapped inside my bedroom, silently phoneposting

delete this

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Looking for either a good discussion or a good shitposting war.

First, nice quads. Second
>the joy of spotting a post that is wrong and correcting it

On break. Need some entertainment before I get back to writing database interface layers

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To learn and ask questions I am too afraid to ask in class for fear of sounding stupid. Ironically that makes me an idiot for not fully using my resources but my anxiety keeps getting in the way.

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Got bored on Jow Forums while taking a dump

damn, no wonder global warming will kill us all by next week

I had started wondering if my server install had fucked up after about ten minutes on this screen. . .

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Spreading furry shit, you ?

good question, retard!

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Getting graphics to work on this version of Gentoo.

Trying to write code for a python project and have no fucking idea what I'm doing.

it's the internet equivalent of hanging out in front of the convenience store

I got back from jiu jitsu class and wanted to relax for an hour before dinner, bed, and getting up for my full-time job again.

was hoping to find an answer to my problem, which is one of my hard drives just keeps disappearing from windows

u mom

Same.

I am addicted to consequence free social interaction.

why are you on Jow Forums

same