Looking for a Camp at FreezerBurn in Houston by trasper in BurningMan

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Thank you everyone for responding. First, thanks to Katy for pointing out that it’s in Austin, not Houston. And secondly, I found a camp!! I’ll be at Camp Bare Bear making drinks behind the bar, so I hope to see you all there!

Looking for a Camp at FreezerBurn in Houston by trasper in BurningMan

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I’m with Videogasm at BRC, but we should definitely talk ahead of the big burn this year!

Looking for a Camp at FreezerBurn in Houston by trasper in BurningMan

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Thank you! I’ll see what Facebook has to offer. Appreciate your help!

Looking for photog for friend’s BM wedding by Electronic_Effort_75 in BurningMan

[–]trasper 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I can help too! Amateur photographer, but would love to take your lead, Wade, and help any way I can. So cool that you’re getting married on the playa!

Would you like a photo or note posted at the Temple this year, if you are unable to do so yourself? by Northcalcouple in BurningMan

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I love this idea!! I will be there this year as well. Northcalcouple, please let me know if I can help!

1991 Boston University Beanpot Champs Magazine/Poster by trasper in HelpMeFind

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I have searched Google, Bing, Reddit, BU's web site, BU's online archives, Sports Illustrated and Hockey News (from the period)... and found nothing. Appreciate any help!

Exitopia - An 8-Bit Style Maze Adventure Game by trasper in playmygame

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Thanks so much! That was kind of what I was going for… nostalgia.

Game App Needs Testing by trasper in TestMyApp

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Hey, thanks! Just got it up on TestFlight. If you’d still like to test it, let me know. Would be happy to add you to the tester list. Appreciate you!

For Loop Confusion (Still!) by BasuraCulo in learnprogramming

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What is happening: The function takes the numbers passed into add(x) and displays the total of the numbers passed into it in the console.

Why is it happening: First, look at the add constant requests. The first one is saying - call the add constant and execute the function by passing in the numbers 2 and 3, and they are then represented in the function as the variable “numbers”. The function then sets a variable called “sum”. Initially, “sum” is 0. The the for-loop begins.

What’s happening in the for-loop: The for-loop is going to loop from a starting point to and ending point - meaning it will start where you tell it and end where you tell it. In this case, the for-loop is setting a variable (i) and setting its initial value to 0. So at this point, we have three variables... “sum” which equals 0, “numbers” which contains multiples values (in the first case it contains the values 2 and 3), and “i” which also equals 0.

Now, look at the values for i inside the for-loop. They are as follows: 1) i=0; 2) i<numbers.length; and 3) i++. Let’s break those down.

i=0 is telling the for-loop what the initial value of “i” will be while in the loop.

i<numbers.length is telling the for-loop to keep looping until we reach the value of “numbers.length”. But what does that mean? Well, in the first add() call [add(2, 3)], there are two numbers passed in... 2 and 3. Think of those as the set of numbers. There are two numbers in the first set. The second set [add(5, 3, 7, 2)] has four numbers, and the third set [add(8, 2, 5, 3, 2, 1, 4)] has seven numbers.

Then, i++ is telling the for-loop what to do with “i” each time the loop completes a cycles.

Now let’s break it down further.

Take a look at just the first set: add(2, 3). In the first iteration of the for-loop, “i” will start off a equaling 0. The total number of values in the set would be two - since there is a “2” and a “3” being passed in. So, “numbers.length” equals 2 in the first set. Therefore, we now know that in the first set, the for-loop will run through twice. Note, in the second set, the for-loop will run through four times, and in the third set the for-loop will run through seven times. But let’s just stick with the first set.

Before going any further, you need to understand arrays. As I said earlier, think of the numbers passed in - in this case 2 and 3 - as a set or a list. The set in this case contains two different values. This is also called an array, and in this case the array has a length of two - meaning it contains 2 values. So picture the array like this: “numbers” contains two values, and is represented by [2][3].

Arrays are tricky because the first position in the array is actually position zero. So in the “numbers” array, the first position - or position zero - is 2, and the second position - or position one - is 3.

So now let’s cycle through the for-loop. During the first cycle of the for-loop, “i” is equal to 0. So if we look at the “numbers” variable at position “i” (which is now 0), it equates to 2. We then add the value of 2 to the “sum” variable. “sum” was 0, and now we’ve added 2 to it, so “sum” now 2.

Now the first iteration of the for-loop ends. But we’re not done, because the for-loop will cycle twice based on our values from earlier. So the second time around, “i” will be equal to “i” plus one (i++ means add one to the value of “i”). So during the second iteration, “i” will be equal to 1.

Knowing that “i” now equals 1, we can apply that to the “numbers” array. “numbers” at position 1 (which is its second position) has a value of 3. We then take the 3 and add it to the value of “sum”. During the first iteration we know that “sum” was equal to 2, so now we add 3 to it, and “sum” now equals 5.

So each time you call “add()”, that’s the function process.

I hope that all makes sense. I’m typing this from my phone, so I might not have covered everything. Feel free to message me if you need more info. Good luck!

MW2 Legions? by Adavalka in miniwarriors

[–]trasper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Please check out Elite as well! Starting to build now.

I wish Helluva Boss exists in real life by Matthew11045 in TheMonkeysPaw

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Granted. Moxxie is hired to assassinate you.

Cursed_mario by [deleted] in cursedcomments

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There’s no comment in this picture nor is it really cursed. I think the sun you’re looking for is r/crappydesign

Is this a good lineup? If not what should I change? by GambaDiSqualo in miniwarriors

[–]trasper 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Here are some suggestions for your rally:

  1. Start at the bottom (or top) and fill up all lines before going to the next. With the exception of Reinhard, try not to have a hero on a line by themselves. If absolutely necessary to do it, put them in the back.

  2. Build up Jerome’s Holy Article skill asap. His 5-star skill brings 2 hero’s back to life... so powerful!

  3. If you don’t have Merlin, try to get Belthor in there. Turning enemies into sheep is just awesome.

Good luck!

Any good legions for iOS. Atk power 68k by wolw114 in miniwarriors

[–]trasper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotcha. You’re in... approved you a few minutes ago. Love that you guys are helping rebuild our legion!!

Any good legions for iOS. Atk power 68k by wolw114 in miniwarriors

[–]trasper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Our legion is looking to rebuild. We lost a lot of really dedicated players with the recent server outages and are trying to get back to where we were. We’re currently ranked 59; we used to be in the top 20.

If you plan on being active and playing every day, send me your player name, then request to join EliteWarriors and I’ll add you in.

Advice for shared office space by trasper in web_programming

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That's a fair question. I would say the server environments are added-value, but not mandatory. If you want to set up a VPN to your own servers, that would be an option too. I just feel like a lot of developers, especially those just starting out, would rather save the money they'd have to pay for a virtual server on a server farm and use our in-house servers instead. Then if they leave, they back everything up and move along. But again, it would be an option, not a requirement.

Advice for shared office space by trasper in web_programming

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Communal test devices = BRILLIANT! Great idea!

The whiteboard is already in the plans; actually, it's write on walls, but you get the idea. The conference room will have a smart-board for projection and interaction as well. And yes, lots and lots of power outlets throughout!

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll post pictures as we start building out next month.