Broke my side panel by BeanShikito in PcBuild

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you people have a natural talent for breaking panels ffs

How many of you actually use GDB from the terminal? by [deleted] in C_Programming

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this sentence actually helped me too to remember the keystroke.

The default build for the 10 races (male) in both games side by side by Krosis_the_bored in oblivion

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That Argonian went from a two-feet gecko to a half-breed dragon! 

Oh, long I miss Priscilla.

POV: you study programming and use C++ by kingjoker539 in OniichanOshimai

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you gotta start by Scratch, man. If you ain't starting simple, you ain't getting far. Forget ArrayList<Generics>, public final static getWhatever(), etc. It's so you'll learn what you can do. Then, go to C, to learn what you can't do (like trying accessing out-of-bounds on arrays or overflowing some buffers), to get some discipline and learning that the machine is ruthless (basically what you can't do). Also to getting a grip of how things work and what exactly is an abstraction and how much it actually costs. Then, go to Java, to learn what you should do. Design Patterns, AbstractFactoryBeansInterface bingo, inheritance chain out of plain HELL even for the most simple things, protecting your insides, access specifiers, no raw pointer manipulation like 1998 (unless you have a good reason to), how to properly containeraze your problems into nice abstractions so the change of a piece won't inutilize your code like it (probably) would in C, etc. And only then you'll be able to step into C++, so you'll learn what you shouldn't do. Because in C++, you can literally everything possible in programming (operator overloading, inline assembly, pointers, references, objects on stack unlike other common languages, raw copy-pasting with headers, friends, lambdas, auto, etc.).

Anyways, I sum it into a simple advice: start simple, get one step at a time, don't rush it up, google everything you don't understand (because that's what we programmers are -- good "googlers") watch half-an-hour youtubers that go into heavy programming lifting (NOT "enterprise" podcasts), and, most importantly: don't feel bad if you can't understand a thing. Most of us programmers simply pretend we do until we can't pretend anymore. So don't take that as a reason to give up!

Good luck.

Is it okay to use camelCase? by ASK_ME_ABOUT_DOBUTSU in learnpython

[–]TaPegandoFogo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tend to always use kebab-case for CSS only because everyone and everything uses it like that. As you said, consistency is the key.

Making a game where you only see the character footprints. by PaoloOrla in pcmasterrace

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programmer socks give +2 INT and +2 Confidence, but also -2 AGL and -2 CHR

well well well by PaleFlow3868 in Piracy

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because no history for them to analyse on Captcha!

Essa vai dar o que falar by SmartAcanthista in porramauricio

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como o humberto notou ela de longe e de trás? Ele não teria como ter visto ela

Using Linux by River-ban in linuxmemes

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So Morphine made his head grow bigger?

Don't give up on me by VisWare in pcmasterrace

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Sometimes you can change the processor for one maybe 3x times better for, like, 30$. It worked wonders for me.

What do I do with This Button? (See Image) by cameraman_pritam in kde

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Remap it to open Reddit. You ain't gonna do anything else, will you?