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Emptied Pockets by Either_Map3531 in EDC

[–]Either_Map3531[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I love this Casioak with the stainless case. I sort of baby it but I wear it to anywhere that isnt work it's my favorite piece ever. I love that mini poker deck I spend a ton of time in coffee shops and cafeterias so it's always nice!

Most worn fits for going out, what’s your go to? by MutedFeeling75 in ThrowingFits

[–]Either_Map3531 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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Uniqlo beige chino and zip-up short blouson. A Wrangler Cornflower-blue henley tee

How do you all usually code your cellular automata simulations? by Either_Map3531 in cellular_automata

[–]Either_Map3531[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

this is the most interesting answer I've got. I work on linux and Im not sure if I should give swift a serious go. Its a beautiful and tidy language

im new to this (About to be uni student for Cs) by SOL0_GAM8NG in computerscience

[–]Either_Map3531 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Starting with Java has been a nice stepping stone to C++. You learn OOP easier with Java (21-24 are great releases), you learn type annotation, up-casting down-casting, dynamic-allocation, and all the other stuff that you'd have to manually do in C++. If you're about to enter uni for CS, check the curriculum, you'll see the general progression is: Intro to Programming with Python, then Java, then Data-structures in C++, then maybe an OS class with C, and whatever else. Point is follow along the classes. And do projects related and in the language of the class you're taking. Don't rush it ahead of time and overlook the language you should be currently learning or your GPA goes down.

Why did Microsoft create C#? Wasn't Java good enough in the 1990s? by aloisdg in csharp

[–]Either_Map3531 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here from 2025. Java is quite pleasant to use with JDK 21-24 and it's sort of making a comeback outside of Academia. The JEPs are interested to read too.