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oh noes, what will hasobando think? : O
PMS | LEVEL 100 MAGIKARP
Hologram Summer Again
tbh I only care about geology
the physics I'm studying is just so I can get to do the geology I want to
the physics I'm studying is just so I can get to do the geology I want to
Helsong
Smash Ace
H-how dare you! Entirely too bold.
What, the pillow? He's a **** anyway, I found him in my roomate's bed yesterday.
i just roasted some almonds and they're crackling as they cool and it's oddly cute.
you already moved on from hottie japanese dude with nice legs? you were just buying him chocolate and alcohol the other day : O
Helsong
Smash Ace
No legs, just half a torso, a shoulder, and an arm.
Oh, you meant him. I'll just go on a rant about how much I hate/love teaching and it'll be all good. He loves watching me get worked up over inane crap, perfect foundation for a long-lasting relationship.
Oh, you meant him. I'll just go on a rant about how much I hate/love teaching and it'll be all good. He loves watching me get worked up over inane crap, perfect foundation for a long-lasting relationship.
shairn
Your favorite anime is bad.
Everybody I know that took geology in their last semester of college took it because it's the easiest class in the curriculum
Just show up and get 90%+
you know, that's probably not too far off from the truth.
PMS | LEVEL 100 MAGIKARP
Hologram Summer Again
see my profile picture for my face when as a geo major
like yeah intro geo is easy no **** it's supposed to be that's why it's an introductory class
Helsong
Smash Ace
I'd imagine it's a similar feeling to what I feel when I hear kids who took Intro to Computer Science (with little to no prior experience) tell me they can code well enough to get a job.
Sure you can buddy, sure you can. I bet it's just the most adorable little program too, isn't it? Full of bad design, undebuggable processes, and entirely unmaintainable. Who's an inefficient, ineffective, unmarketable little code monkey? Yes you are! Yes you are!
Bleck
Smash Master
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this is how I feel except replace "took Intro to whatever" with "got a degree in North America"
Thanks a lot!
It's responses like these that ensure I'm gonna keep doing stuff like this.
standardtoaster
Tubacabra
Yo, that's pretty sick music. It's quite busy, though and a bit bass heavy I think? Would you be willing to possibly make music for my final project game? :D
Kurri ★
#PlayUNIST
>MFW I'm an inefficient, ineffective, unmarketable little code monkey
Someday I'll be good enough, but for now I'll just stick to using hundreds of nested loops and if-then statements
interpunct
Smash Apprentice
Please do! Also would you do Jet Set Radio style music? Like let me show what I mean:
Actually just have the whole soundtrack, it's amazing.
Are you me?
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Kurri ★
#PlayUNIST
Maybe I am.
Been trying to fix my PC all day. Tested the PSU and it's working fine, GPU is fine, but my CPU fan just doesn't spin. Cleared the CMOS, still not spinning, and I can't get anything to display. Maybe it's actually time to get a new motherboard and CPU
Anyways, cool Bison ****
MechWarriorNY
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J S R B O Y S
Yeah, super busy. I'd usually take more time fine-tuning stuff but this was actually for a project I'm doing for a music technology class, so I had a deadline, and I wanted to put it out there. And i like bass.
But I dunno, only the bass solo sections had super loud bass to me, and the bass was more on the left channel to give other stuff more room. In some ways I'd rather have a thicker bassline than have it be lost in something that's supposed to be really intense.
And sure, dude, that sounds like it'd be fun!
I do like that vibe. I'll be playing around with a lot of different stuff, but I'll probably end up doing something like this at some point or another. Thanks for the links!
How long are you going to keep this up
I dont want to have to block you, I like you too much
Helsong
Smash Ace
If you need advice, hit me up on here and I'll be more than happy to>MFW I'm an inefficient, ineffective, unmarketable little code monkey
Someday I'll be good enough, but for now I'll just stick to using hundreds of nested loops and if-then statements
Same goes for the rest of you, I'm pretty good at
Kurri ★
#PlayUNIST
I don't know if I should stick with Karin and keep getting bodied without putting up much of a fight, or go back to Ryu and at least do something to my opponents. I swear I went through ten games with Karin where I barely took a third of their HP, whereas with Ryu I can at least get a round.
Maybe I should just grind her out till I get used to her.
Maybe I should just grind her out till I get used to her.
Thanks. Doubt I'll need it any time soon since my PC is a brick right now, but I'll keep it in mind.
Helsong
Smash Ace
I mean, the important thing to remember is that the way your code works should feel like it makes sense to someone else. It should fit with your thought processes in a way that you can easily explain to another individual. Nested loops, a bunch of if-then statements, etc are not necessarily bad(nested loops are necessary to deal with problems that are modeled in matrices, for example), but rather just tools that you can use. It's just important to recognize when a tool is unwieldy, or a block of code is better off broken down into smaller chunks.
Basically, if you look at your code and you don't know how it works, then you've got a lot of things to work on. Like, start from square one things to work on. If it's a problem with the language itself, maybe try a different one. Remember, a programming language is just another way of talking about your problem solution. If it's impossible to denote certain thoughts or model an idea in a language, it's going to be a limited one, and may not be appropriate for what you need to do. Programming has become high level enough that you usually don't need to make concessions for limited hardware, so we can make decisions based on what makes sense and properly future-proof our software. Ideally, this will lead to legacy software getting easier to maintain...but that of course assumes good coding practices in the first place.
But in the meantime as you're learning, make mistakes. Make them while there's someone around to correct you, make them while they don't affect or harm anyone. And get really good at the finer details. Tap into your inner obsessive nitpicky self. Go back, look at old programs, and improve them, find cases you didn't account for, etc. It'll teach you valuable skills, skills that get you a nice paycheck working on interesting problems and important projects. Because if your code ends up monitoring a nuclear reactor, only being able to understand and explain how 99.999% of your code works is frightening.
Basically, if you look at your code and you don't know how it works, then you've got a lot of things to work on. Like, start from square one things to work on. If it's a problem with the language itself, maybe try a different one. Remember, a programming language is just another way of talking about your problem solution. If it's impossible to denote certain thoughts or model an idea in a language, it's going to be a limited one, and may not be appropriate for what you need to do. Programming has become high level enough that you usually don't need to make concessions for limited hardware, so we can make decisions based on what makes sense and properly future-proof our software. Ideally, this will lead to legacy software getting easier to maintain...but that of course assumes good coding practices in the first place.
But in the meantime as you're learning, make mistakes. Make them while there's someone around to correct you, make them while they don't affect or harm anyone. And get really good at the finer details. Tap into your inner obsessive nitpicky self. Go back, look at old programs, and improve them, find cases you didn't account for, etc. It'll teach you valuable skills, skills that get you a nice paycheck working on interesting problems and important projects. Because if your code ends up monitoring a nuclear reactor, only being able to understand and explain how 99.999% of your code works is frightening.
shairn
Your favorite anime is bad.
So after like two months of looking at plane tickets my girlfriend and I finally settled on 1090$ each for a round trip to Japan but with like a 17h stop in shanghai where we switch airports but whatever. That was on the 23rd, and the company allows 24h to cancel the tickets without any fees.
Cut to today, and we spotted tickets at 915$ each with only a 4h stop in Chicago. Can't cancel without a minimum 250$ fee per passenger.
I never knew shopping for plane tickets would be this frustrating. The world sucks.
Cut to today, and we spotted tickets at 915$ each with only a 4h stop in Chicago. Can't cancel without a minimum 250$ fee per passenger.
I never knew shopping for plane tickets would be this frustrating. The world sucks.
interpunct
Smash Apprentice
interpunct
Smash Apprentice
Nice save.
Grey Belnades
The Imperial Aztec
Have you accepted Roman Reigns as your future 3x WWE World Heavyweight Champion?
Kurri ★
#PlayUNIST
Heh, that's actually pretty cool.
The problem is that manually changing it just leads to issues with quoting and a bunch of ****
Yes, this is the "off-topic" thread, or the Social.
just ignore this nerd
Kurri ★
#PlayUNIST
In the unfortunate case that I do need a new motherboard, anyone know what the best Intel CPU for games and streaming is?
Helsong
Smash Ace
Don't talk about PM. If you talk about PM, then it just causes salt and drama because smashers are weenies.
Otherwise, welcome to PMS! It's better than it sounds, trust me. I would know.
Bleck
Smash Master
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yo where that wario down smash at
interpunct
Smash Apprentice
You're giving away our love shack shame on you.
No bully. But I agree with you.
Soft Serve
I'm actually a like wh*re please love me.
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interpunct is kind of cool but only kinda
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