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by chromejs10 15y ago
I always found pointers to be hard to understand. This article is a nice and simple breakdown of how to use pointers. Anyone remember Binky? :D http://cslibrary.stanford.edu/104/
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by chromejs10 15y ago
same
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by chromejs10 15y ago
Comex wrote a lot of cool apps for Cydia. Maybe he can help convince apple to integrate some of the more useful ones.
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by chromejs10 15y ago
$-18,000/year ^-- I'm a student :(
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by chromejs10 15y ago
You know... I'm curious as too how easy it is to paint over this stuff? I got to imagine that the surface would be fairly slick, would even primer stick to it that well?
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by chromejs10 15y ago
This is really pathetic by anon. They are exposing normal people's user names and passwords that now anyone can use with bad intentions on other sites. This isn't an "f you" to Bart, it's hurting normal people. Side note, Bart shouldn't be
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by chromejs10 15y ago
Here is mine. Not too much in it. The main thing was get rid of all those annoying *~ files (setq-default truncate-lines t) (setq truncate-partial-width-windows nil) ;; for vertically-split windows (setq inhibit-startup-message t) (setq m
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by chromejs10 15y ago
I couldn't live without my Google Reader. It's simple and basic which is what I want. I don't need a complex article viewer. I need to see the summary, bookmark some, and be able to view the full article. That's it.
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by chromejs10 15y ago
I gave Jython some love since I'm currently using it for work ;) It's actually pretty cool
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by chromejs10 15y ago
I don't use it. I tried once and it was garbage. Hard to figure out the navigation in the app. The main downer is that it got all of this press but because it started off so poorly that no one uses it. Why would I use a social app that no o
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by chromejs10 15y ago
The Tron Legacy Soundtrack. Makes coding feel more intense :D
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by chromejs10 15y ago
I'd like to master Python. Mainly just because it is so powerful and useful for the kinds of things I need. I wouldn't mind mastering C simply for the badass-ness of the language, but going that low level isn't what I enjoy. Python allows f
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by chromejs10 15y ago
It's really nice considering it's still considered to be in alpha. The shortcuts are a bit odd and I would definitely need a cheat sheet to keep using it. I'm personally an emacs and textmate guy but I could see this definitely being my rep
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by chromejs10 15y ago
I'm really liking sublime text 2. With TextMate 2 no where to be seen, I could see this taking over. However, the tab completion does not work for me, nor the go to anywhere (this is with a .java file). I would like to see collapsible code
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by chromejs10 15y ago
Such an awesome tool! Great for students and an awesome thing to have when prepping for interviews.
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by chromejs10 15y ago
Inspired from your model, I decided to make up my own model in Google Sketch Up. For the problem about accessing the cables if the desk is butted up against a wall, what would work is have a portion of the bottom of the cubby be on a hinge
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by chromejs10 15y ago
Filled it out for you. I know standing desks are getting really popular these days, but I'd prefer to have the option. That is, to have a regular desk with hinges that can be converted to a standing desk. I think the legs on the table in y
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by chromejs10 15y ago
That is a beautiful desk. I also found the link to the underdesk with the peg board to be ingenius. I currently use a glass top corner desk. The glass is pretty awesome because I can use it as a whiteboard :D. However, a smaller corner desk
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by chromejs10 15y ago
Awesome! Wish I had this a while ago during school. This is a good learning tool too since you can see how each addition affects the matching. I like Tycho's idea about have a little cheat sheet. That would add to the "learning tool" idea s
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by chromejs10 15y ago
Following what other people said.. Python is a great (and powerful) language to get started with. It is what we teach our CS110 class at my University. Honestly, get a Mac or, like espeed said, install linux. Learning bash is invaluable. Al
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by chromejs10 15y ago
Uhhh what? That was awesome! I wonder what the cost of just one of those is.
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by chromejs10 15y ago
Nice job! It's fun. The jump is a little too slow for me though. And it's very frictionless. Awesome that this was done in html5.
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by chromejs10 15y ago
Well I mean it was just an example. But I'm sure that people are more likely to have credit cards than PayPal accounts. I personally am not a fan of it.
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by chromejs10 15y ago
I think this is really smart. Think how insane garage sales can be now when people can accept credit card payments. Or being able to split checks at a restaurant (when the waiter/waitress wont do it) by charging the others at the table whil
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by chromejs10 16y ago
I agree with Shantanubala. Once you put school off, it will get much harder to return to it. I know a lot of people who go "Oh i'll take time off and save up some money and go back in a year or two" but they never do. Also be careful going
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by chromejs10 16y ago
I'm surprised the number 1 wasn't higher up because of the slider (since it defaults to 1). I guess people aren't as lazy as I thought they were and actually took the effort to move the slider :P