It's good to figure out what's going on, sometimes the answers give insight

You learning C or C++?

Or Java?

Nice. I work with Java sometimes.

That sounds like a system to run code and check answers

Both, and sometimes the code editor will suggest to completion options.

But the latter two are mostly time savers

Most of the time I work on something that someone's already done, and make changes, add or remove things.

Something someone on my team has worked on.

It's tough, but it sticks after a while. The main importance is to know what you want to accomplish, and the syntax is secondary to some extent. There are plugins for editors called "linters" that catch little mistakes.

Same

There are times I run into that too. Even senior developers miss stuff like that. When we get stuck on some silly issue we can't find, we'll often pair up and look at each other's code. Sometimes it just takes someone who hasn't been looking at it for hours to see what's wrong lol

Sometimes you just have to get someone to be your "rubber ducky," you explain what you're working on to them like they're a rubber ducky just sitting there, and just stepping through it can help you see what's going on

Sometimes a break is good. You've learned stuff this time through that will be valuable if you ever decide to take it up again.

It does take a while to get comfortable, but once you do learning new stuff becomes easy.

Software can be a huge pain sometimes lol

There are some massive ones

Lol MIPS that brings back memories of college. It's a cool concept but you have to keep track of a lot.

My pleasure, any time!

The syntax for many language in that category has a heavily influenced by early languages like C, so they are indeed very similar.

And also: I used to get amazingly frustrated with coding issues, and now I do it for a career. The most important thing is what you like to do, the rest is details (within reason)

Those are two really good options. You'd learn a lot of stuff in the army if you do it right. Lots of great skills, and possibly stuff that would help you get into a trade.

Not saying do it for sure, but it's a good option

Machinery people are pretty valuable id imagine. Not many people know about that kind thing.

That sounds like a really excellent plan. Way ahead of most folks. If that's what you decide to do, the most important thing is to put in the work. Success is 80% keeping at it.

Equally important: as much as you can, stay out of debt.

Definitely! All debt too. Credit cards are the devil.

Excellent! Debt steals wealth.

So many smart folks in here! I'm hopeful for the future.

Amen

It depends on what you want to do. If you're going into engineering it's essential. Even some areas of artificial intelligence use it heavily.

Taking calculus to some extent can help you develop an instinct for mathematical relationships, which can be helpful in most areas of science

You don't have to go hardcore, but some helps

It definitely can be

It wasn't when I was in HS, to graduate, but it was required for some college programs in order to get in.

I've done a few courses there. Pretty good.

Say Trump and you get an early summer vacation

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Did you talk about Margaret Sanger?

Linear

You're right

Linear if y can be expressed as a simple multiple of x plus some constant. In this case it's 0*x + 5

https://youtu.be/qhw1ATYxWcQ

Herself, mostly.

And there are YouTube videos explaining the poem that became the song. Never before have we so celebrated ignorance as now, when there is so little reason or excuse for it.

Try drawing it on a piece of paper fam

You can probably end up using law of sines to figure it out

https://youtu.be/L3tnH4FGbd0

Title 9

Anyone else miss Trump a whole lot today?

Boogers

Sup

No duplos

How are your gardens coming friends? It's almost spring! The globalist fears a self sufficient family that helps their neighbors.

Amber lamps*

I identify as leavemeandmyfamilyaloneonmyfarm gender

My preferred pronoun is expressed as walking away

☹️

Reminder that kids used to take their .22s to school and leave them in their lockers, in order to practice team shooting in the on premise range. There were no school shootings.

Indy 500 is the master race

They should ban tires because of what happens in South Africa

Wait that wasn't meant to be a reply lol

Was the guy who got his brainstem pulled out in nascar?

I like the figure 8 at demo derbies