Comment on: Creating a quick Unreal Engine 4 desert scene
0 26 Apr 2017 08:52 u/MagicalCentaurBeans in v/programmingComment on: Question about Intellectual Property
Doing it on company time is pretty much the key factor here. I honestly wouldn't, and if I did, I sure as hell wouldn't tell anyone/network the machine.
Comment on: How large can Python projects scale?
pycharm - right click var > refactor > rename.
or: shift + f6
Comment on: Got a game for you low-level programming NERDS
Infinifactory appears to be a 3d version of the great permutator. haven't been able to find logicbox on steam.
valid criticisms!
Got a game for you low-level programming NERDS
18 9 comments 29 Mar 2016 05:51 u/MagicalCentaurBeans (self.programming) in v/programmingComment on: On pushing back against the SJW encroachment on the F# community
With all due respect: So don't. But don't give up on open source altogether. There are toooonnnns of different repository services, some offering more than github ever did. Additionally, you don't need to place a stake in this silly asinine debate. Just shut up and code, am i right? If you want to share it with someone, you'll find a way. Buy an rpi and set up your own git/svn repository on your home network in the meantime.
Comment on: Should Developers Test Their Own Code?
Look at their submission history.
Comment on: In the Rust API doc is a lot of the example code wrong?
never used rust, but I run into this frequently with the android api docs. More than likely, the docs are outdated and haven't been reviewing/edited since implementing changes.
Comment on: How do i start my Software Developer path.
ya shut up and code!
Comment on: Which Programming Language Should You Learn? The Infographic to Code It All
Python had the opposite effect on me. I practiced C++ and Java through my schooling, made fine grades, but OOP just wasn't clicking for me. I couldn't write my own programs for the life of me. A week or so with LPTHW made damn near everything pop into place.
I agree with you regarding "being a good engineer". Programming will teach you to think logically, and after you have that down, shifting to a new language really aint that bad.
Comment on: Code Academy's bullshit!
CodeAcademy has a lot like this. Ambiguous and somewhat pointless. There is a correct answer, and when you find out what it is, you're going to feel shafted. Like when your big sister would ask if you wanted to go to the theme park and you scream "yes!" and she shoots back "today's opposite day"
Comment on: Fractal Lab
that'll do. thank you.
Comment on: 2015's Most Popular Programming Language Was Good Old Java
0 10 Jan 2016 16:39 u/MagicalCentaurBeans in v/programmingComment on: DHCPwn: A DHCP exhaustion tool
if you're asking the benefits of such a tool, one is actually in the readme:
For example, if a server quickly releases allocations that it doesn't receive responses from, the attack will be less effective.
So knowing that enabling dhcp makes you vulnerable in the respects that you only have a limited number of ips, we can modify our ip lease times to be shorter, and then test against the changes with the tool to see if its an acceptable remedy.
Comment on: I Want to Start Programming. Where Should I Start?
pick a language.
if UserConfig.get_language_selection() == 'python':
print('please take a look at [http://www.learnpythonthehardway.com'](http://www.learnpythonthehardway.com'))
meh