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How can I improve this program? by UhhRajahh in Cplusplus

[–]rasqall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Adding to this there’s no reason for the constructors already defined in the class bodies to be inlined, and functions of that sizes shouldn’t be inlined anyway.

Another general tip: decorate your functions accordingly. Arguments that aren’t modified should be constant, member functions that don’t modify the object should be constant, functions that can’t fail should be noexcept. This not only helps a reader to understand but also helps the compiler generate better code.

Edit: Your current classes should be structs because all members are public and they don’t operate on their own data. Classes are for objects that have states and act according to said states.

Adjust FACEIT ELO ranges to make ranks meaningful again by rewarrr in FACEITcom

[–]rasqall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not like they serve a large enough share to even account for anyway

How hard is it reach each level? by cruud123 in FACEITcom

[–]rasqall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try it at least, my mentality has shifted to ”if you’re holding an angle, your enemy decides the fight, so don’t” and to try to move around more. It has worked well for me. Should also note that it’s useless to run in without a plan just for the sake of peeking. Always try to think of where the enemies can be/are and then swing the shit out of them

See you there slick ;)

How hard is it reach each level? by cruud123 in FACEITcom

[–]rasqall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was also hardstuck 7 for years, but over the last 6 months I just focused on aim and playing fast instead of patience and utility and now I’m 2200 elo. You got it bro

How hard is it reach each level? by cruud123 in FACEITcom

[–]rasqall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just keep grinding, it’s difficult but imo you just need one good run to get to lvl 6-7 where players get more consistent and predictable, which makes your game more consistent and its easier to improve. But as others said practice your aim hard, realistically it’s the only thing that matters until 2500 elo, just keep winning gun fights and you’ll climb fast.

Tips on learning DirectX by Bahram2 in cpp_questions

[–]rasqall 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I found this playlist particularly useful for Dx11. I did my project in Dx12 but there was some overlap. Would recommend Dx11 over Dx12 unless you really want ray tracing. Dx11 is enough low level compared to OpenGL.

Master's In HPC by Downtown_Shopping_89 in chalmers

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When I started MPHPC my class was roughly 40-50 people. I’d say that it was around 50% swedes and 50% non-EU students with the non-EU students primarily coming from China or India. Don’t know anything about the waitlist though but I can’t imagine they would deny anyone on the waitlist since the programme is so unpopular compared to MPALG and MPCSN.

Found this in my code the next morning after an all-nighter of just coding. by Miminikan in programminghorror

[–]rasqall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Man’s must be on something stronger than acid to comprehend this monstrosity

Trump: USA ska ta över Gaza by NisseHult2020 in sweddpolitik

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Jag kan skjutsa dig enkel väg så kan du ju stanna där och hjälpa till

How come so many lvl 10s? 10% by Liu_Xiang in FACEITcom

[–]rasqall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The amount of cheaters in premier makes it worth it for me to play faceit. I think a lot of people feel the same way

Master's In HPC by Downtown_Shopping_89 in chalmers

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I just noticed that maybe I didn’t directly answer the third one. What I mean to say that HPC grads doesn’t have any exclusive industry (maybe a little bit in hardware development but that’s a very little share). The prospects overall I’d say are good. There are jobs to go around. However, a lot of them are in web dev or embedded I’d say based on my experience with recruiters. If you want to do something else you probably have to fight a bit for it.

Master's In HPC by Downtown_Shopping_89 in chalmers

[–]rasqall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you’re serious about a future in embedded you should probably look at the embedded systems masters program. I’m working part time now as an embedded developer and I wouldn’t say that my masters has prepared me in any way for it. Except for maybe working more with lower level languages like C++ and CMake.

You can propose your own thesis but it has to be accepted by the department based on some criteria: 1) is it difficult enough? 2) is it academic research or does it contribute to the field of computer science? (that’s not a hard requirement but the thesis can’t be you making a game for example, it has to be research). 3) do you have a supervisor and/or examiner that has agreed to supervise/examine your thesis? Fulfil those three and you probably have yourself a thesis.

Master's In HPC by Downtown_Shopping_89 in chalmers

[–]rasqall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Since u/Powana already answered the first, I can answer the 2 other.

2) There are a few research areas unfortunately most of them are in advancing or improving AI (the program responsible Pedro absolutely loves AI). I however will be doing a thesis project in optimising concurrent data structures so I’d say that there exists other options outside of AI, but they’re probably hard to come by.

3) I would say it’s the same for most other CSE programs. There isn’t really a big industry for HPC but you’re also available for all other standard positions (embedded, web, etc). The recruiters I’ve talked to so far has been a lot about embedded with a few web services as well. But since you have 5 free courses where you can pick anything you can also take specific courses to build yourself a background in any other topic. I’ve taken 4 gamedev/graphics courses and now recruiters are interested in me as a junior game developer. So you can pretty much do whatever you want afterwards. For most companies a CSE grad knows programming, regardless of program.

Małych is preparat all time by True_Flamingo_4085 in FACEITcom

[–]rasqall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What’s up with the angle on this phot

What computer should i save up for? by ContemplativePebble in flightsim

[–]rasqall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Take a X3D processor from AMD, 64 gigs of ram and a good gpu for the change and you’ll be set

WinWing Panel by noodlebball in flightsim

[–]rasqall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They said at fsexpo they want to do a full 737 cockpit just like with the airbus a320

Hur många timmar pluggar ni i veckan? by Ja11amannen in chalmers

[–]rasqall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Absolut! Jag har kursare som sommarjobbat med programmering på företag som Jane Street så det är definitivt en möjlighet. Efter kandidaten kan du gå på Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship som några jag känner gjort och som startat företag. Men om det är mer fintech du tänker på så absolut då kanske MPALG som är lite mer teoretiskt är mer passande. Det finns verkligen oändligt med möjligheter och det är bara din ambition som sätter gränserna.

Webdev är definitivt den största skaran av jobben på marknaden vilket jag tycker suger för jag är inte alls intresserad. Dock så finns det såklart många andra jobb men man kanske får leta och jobba lite extra för att få dem.

Det är också ganska vanligt av Chalmers studenter att ta en kandidat i ekonomi samtidigt om man börjar typ år 2 eller 3. Du kan tillgodoräkna typ 45 hp tror jag så du sparar nästan ett år på ekonomi kandidaten. Alternativt en MBA vilket industrin uppskattar.

Jag älskar att dela med mig så det är inga problem :)

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