7chan - pr

2319

All else being equal, choose to learn Majik so you can tell people (and put on your resume) that you can do Majik.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magik_(programming_language)

pic sorta related: Majik Mushrooms?

2318

>>2270
>>2274
>>2277
>>2287
OP here, forgot about this thread after I got an answer. Thanks for the responses.

2317

sorry about the typos, fucking annoying i know

2316

hi guys,

anyone that can explain to me in short what kind of security risks one is exposed to when using IIS6? the company i'm working for run's sharepoint 2007 on it and we're about to switch to SP2010 thus using IIS7.. finally

tl;dr: why not to use iss6?

2315

Who is in OP?

2314

Make two runnables and two threads with the runnables as parameters. I think thats how its done havent used java since high school.

2313

Ok, so I'm pretty new here, but I wanted to ask what, if anything, do the citizens of this -chan use for browsing on the go? I've tried a number of apps on Google Play, and the only ones I've been semi-pleased with have been Yon-chan Viewer and Anonymous.

Problem being that Yon-chan is a 4chan exclusive viewer and Anonymous seems to be dead and no longer properly functioning for some reason (maybe it's just me).

So I was hoping to find out if perhaps there were any alternatives out there and, if not, how difficult it is to go about trying to create my own app. Are there API's available for 7-chan or any of the other chans people tend to frequent. I know what features I'd like, but are there any features anyone else would like to see implemented.

2312

I dont choose languages.

Usually the languages is just the tool needed for what you must do.

When I got my first job, I had to use obj-C.

When i chose unreal engine to work, I had to use unrealscript.

If you are going to pick a language without any final purpose other than learning, choose the one that is more modern and works with the vanguard principles.

Id say to learn about something implementing functional paradigm.

2311

The possible advantages are: efficiency, easier to read/write, faster development, safer code, more useful libraries, portability. I think that's about it, just remember no language will give you all that - there are always tradeoffs.
I never used Byond so can't comment on how it compares to other languages, but I'd go with whatever the team is more used to, preferring something easy over efficient since the game looks light on resources.

2310

I mostly agree with >>2255 , even so that dynamic evaluation fuctionality does look pretty sweet.

2309

Well hell, I'm late to this game, but if you're still around, here goes:

#import <"math.h">

@interface mathSolver{
@private
float a, b, c, d;
}
@property(weak)double a;
@property(weak)double b;
@property(weak)double c;
@property(weak)double d;
-(id)init;
-(double)calcA :(double)b :(double)c :(double) d;
-(double)calcB :(double)a :(double)c :(double) d;
-(double)calcC :(double)a :(double)b :(double) d;
-(double)calcD :(double)a :(double)b :(double) c;
@end

@implementation mathSolver
@synthesize a, b, c, d;
-(id)init{
self = [super init];
if (self) return self;
}

-(double)calcA :(double)b :(double)c :(double)d{
return pow([self d], (1 / [self c])) - [self b];
}

/*and I will leave you with that example. Use the c math.h library and standard objective c syntax. Learn objective C, never have to worry about having a job!*/

2308

Python isn't really in the same category as Lua. Lua is more for tying things together; people use Lua on top of other things. Python's multipurpose and probably the most suggested starter language. I started with BASIC and Fortran so I wouldn't know what to tell you. Just pick whatever makes the most sense to you and make sure its a structured language (and not BASIC).

2307

python is a general purpose language, lua is only really useful if you already have some software that embeds it like löve or if you're writing some software to embed it

2306

you don't remember what you learned last?

Python then.

2305

I don't remember, but it was some dialect of BASIC.