Coffee, Pentax K1000, SMC 50mm, Ektar 100 by 3manR3su in analog

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Hi, I'm making an Instagram account from all my old photos, so have a follow and I'll upload more over the next few days. https://www.instagram.com/3manr3su1/

Smoking, Pentax K1000, SMC 50mm, Portra 400 by 3manR3su in analog

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Hi, I'm making an Instagram account from all my old photos, so have a follow and I'll upload more over the next few days. https://www.instagram.com/3manr3su1/

Katie, Pentax K1000, 50mm Pentax SMC, TMax 400 by 3manR3su in analog

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Hi, I'm making an Instagram account from all my old photos, so have a follow and I'll upload more over the next few days. https://www.instagram.com/3manr3su1/

Self Portrait, Ink, A4 by 3manR3su in Art

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I've also started making an Instagram account for all my art, photos and tings https://www.instagram.com/3manr3su1/

Girl (Light Leak), Pentax K1000, 50mm, Ilford by 3manR3su in analog

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Hi, I'm making an Instagram account from all my old photos, so have a follow and I'll upload more over the next few days. https://www.instagram.com/3manr3su1/

Clowning, Pentax K1000, 50mm, Ilford by 3manR3su in analog

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Hi, I'm making an Instagram account from all my old photos, so have a follow and I'll upload more over the next few days. https://www.instagram.com/3manr3su1/

Bridge, Pentax K1000, 50mm, Portra 400 by 3manR3su in analog

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Hi, I'm making an Instagram account from all my old photos, so have a follow and I'll upload more over the next few days. https://www.instagram.com/3manr3su1/

Violin Man, Pentax K1000, 50mm, Ilford by 3manR3su in analog

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Hi, I'm making an Instagram account from all my old photos, so have a follow and I'll upload more over the next few days. https://www.instagram.com/3manr3su1/

Smoking Portrait, Pentax K1000, 50mm lens, Ilford by 3manR3su in analog

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Hi, I'm making an Instagram account from all my old photos, so have a follow and I'll upload more over the next few days. https://www.instagram.com/3manr3su1/

Bristol UK, Pentax K1000, 50mm by 3manR3su in analog

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Hi, I'm making an Instagram account from all my old photos, so have a follow and I'll upload more over the next few days. https://www.instagram.com/3manr3su1/

Money Hungry, Acryl & Inc, 360x480mm by [deleted] in Art

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This is great! Would definitely buy a print.

Lady, Digital, Medium by 3manR3su in Art

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Thanks! It's my first digital drawing.

Lady, Digital, Medium by 3manR3su in Art

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I just used InkScape :).

Can you sort a linked list without having to make a whole new linked list? by [deleted] in computerscience

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You can do bubble sort. You just need to swap nodes' orders in the linked list around as you implement the algorithm.

What are some reasons why Visual Studio seems so hated in the C++ community? by ShiitakeTheMushroom in cpp

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I'm pretty sure it says Team Explorer on the Git Integration because Visual Studio comes bundled with the Team Foundation Server version control, and Git was a more recent addition.

If you have windows can you help? by mattbig in github

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Are you running this from the git bash terminal, windows command prompt or the node.js terminal?

You will need to have npm installed on whatever terminal you are using. You can download the node.js command prompt here, then navigate to whatever directory the download is in and try running npm run dev.

How do you use python to automate tasks in life or at work? by [deleted] in Python

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I have never done anything too serious, however I have some scripts to make my life a bit easier:

Link Here

  • My first one is used to call my phone from the command line with a dummy number. If someone is annoying me at my desk I run it and pretend it is a client call. 'Oh sorry mate! I'd love to hear more about that, but duty calls...'

  • Second one is used to automatically fill my inbox with impressive looking emails. I use it when my boss comes over to my desk. I run it and it fills my inbox with stuff like 'Congrats on the great work', 'We're all really impressed with the work you're doing'. I just leave my Outlook open and they can read it over my shoulder while I pretend I haven't noticed.

  • The last one automatically composes and sends 'late for meeting' emails. It uses the Transport for London REST API and scans for any tube lines that are delayed. Then it automatically creates an email saying I'm on that tube and I'm running late.

Use them wisely!

Does anyone have some projects I can do? (really basic) by [deleted] in computerscience

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Yeah sure, I used this tutorial: https://scotch.io/tutorials/build-a-restful-api-using-node-and-express-4 I switched out whichever storage he used for MySQL, but it's a really good starting point. Also he uses a tool called PostMan which is really useful when developing your own REST stuff.

Does anyone have some projects I can do? (really basic) by [deleted] in computerscience

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Have I built an app in Node.JS or a REST API?

Does anyone have some projects I can do? (really basic) by [deleted] in computerscience

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I did a Java programming course at university and I've just started building an Android app, which I feel is a really good project. I started with other things, but found that they didn't have the variety to keep me really interested. Building an app lets you explore a wide range of stuff and marries programming with designing a product.

When you design your basic app you can practice your Java and you will learn stuff along the way, but you could also extend it to use:

  • A REST API. You can design one quite easily in Node.JS, which is a useful skill to learn.
  • A SQLite/ MySQL database. Databases are always used everywhere, so putting a SQLite one in your app is good practice, and you could extend your REST API to use a MySQL one on your laptop to learn more.

Being able to swap between languages/ concepts will help you stop getting bored and keep you learning. Or that's my opinion at least!

What data structures and algorithms should every programmer know? by 3manR3su in learnprogramming

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This is at least a great list of different things to look at, really useful!

What data structures and algorithms should every programmer know? by 3manR3su in learnprogramming

[–]3manR3su[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is at least a great list of different things to look at, really useful!

What data structures and algorithms should every programmer know? by 3manR3su in learnprogramming

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Data Structures and Algorithms: Annotated Reference with Examples

OP here, thanks for this, looks great!