Subversion.

Nano is modal too, every time you press Control and such. Remembering the keys to do things comes with practice and actually using them.

Learn Vim. I used to use Nano and then learned Vim and I'm so glad I did.

What the hell kind of shittyass editor are you using that can't be told to automatically insert however many spaces you want when you hit Tab? You code in Notepad brah?

Uppercase. What the fuck kind of question is this?

Maybe for foreigners.

No shit, the values of the digits, from left to right, are multiples of xⁿ, x^n-1, x^n-2, . . . , x², x¹, x⁰. To answer your question, anyone who has taken a single computer science class has thought about it.

lolwat

I remember the last time some recruiter sent me something about a project some assholes wanted me to complete before they would even consider interviewing me. Never even responded to the e-mail. Hopefully they didn't stay up late waiting for me. Good luck to them with the unemployed end of the totem pole that can't get a job anywhere else.

lolwut

I like the theme of this game.

Pretty much. This never gets old.

Yeah, I actually like your original algorithm, linear time I believe instead of all the quadratic BS that dominates the solutions here, the Java implementation just made me throw up in my mouth.

Post it brah.

Pretty sure that's not what he meant. Not least of which because your computer doesn't execute C either.

They seem to prefer wowing people with how compactly they can write such shitty code. My own solution could've compressed that entire if-else structure into one line with the ternary operator, but that's not what I cared about.

In linear time, because you little bastards are performance-challenged:

#!/usr/bin/env python
word = 'yellow'
locs = {}
for i, letter in enumerate(word):
    if letter not in locs:
        locs[letter] = i 
    else:
        locs[letter] = None
print(word[min(i for letter, i in locs.items() if i is not None)])

Linear assuming the locs dictionary doesn't fuck shit up. Let's call it linearish. I'm not sure how Python dictionaries are implemented, but even the most retarded implementation on the planet should still only result in the quadratic time that you gits love so much.

I was about to say that word for word with a "Brah" in front of it.

And this is why nobody likes Java.

Not interested.

Oh shit, looks like you got me by two years and change. How was it when men were men and dinosaurs roamed the Earth?

I've heard rumors too, but until I see it happen, it may as well have been some drunken blogger making shit up.

There's nothing Linux-specific about tarballs.

This is what comment sections were invented for.

But why.

I started on SuSE 7.2 Professional, after a failed attempt at Debian. Screw both of you guys.

Unless Google crams it down people's throats, why would it ever suddenly start seeing use? Although I would love if they changed Android to Go, because fuck Java.

But tell us how you really feel about it brah.

As if. The project I was on was using Windows XP.

I've worked on code running on our Guided Missile Destroyers. You are correct, you would hate to see what runs them.

They can make me not ignore them?

The only correct response to this is "eat shit and die."

What are you doing, trying to run the .pyc files? Don't do that, run the .py files. The .pyc files are just a cache for the interpreter.

Not really, unless you plan on hacking on .NET itself.

When I decided to join Voat, I opened two tabs: the one to register, and the one to the source code. After taking a glance at the latter for a few seconds, that tab was closed. And moments later I was the opposite of surprised when I saw that the site was shitting the bed. If he actually wants much free help, especially quality help, that was an extremely poor decision.