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| What is the program that makes a WiFi connection accessible if you give an email? Posted: 21 Apr 2018 07:47 PM PDT I have a potentional client that owns a couple resturuants. He wants to collect email via asking for email and name to have access to the WiFi. Is there a turnkey WiFi program they can use? They don't have a super fast provider but it's substational enough that people ask. Also, one location is in a dead spot so WiFi is really needed. What's the protocol for building this? Do they need a special type of WiFi or internet provider for this to work? What's the typical cost to the client? Do the need a special computer server to make it work? How does the email collection work? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Assembly Language books/resources. Posted: 21 Apr 2018 05:52 PM PDT Want to learn some of the basics of assembly language. I am a netsec student, scope is for understanding malware, buffer overflows, etc, etc. Any reccommended books? Ant resources I should look for? Cheers [link] [comments]  | ||
| How do I build an app (and if possible, for free, as in NO cost at all) Posted: 21 Apr 2018 09:19 PM PDT So first of all, I don't plan on publishing it to the App Store or to JUST yet since I'm not willing to pay the $99 fee for publishers. I already have an audience who I know would be interested in this app that I plan on developing, so I just plan to give them access to the APK file of the application. Now, I'd like to learn the process of developing the app (as in coding, testing, etc.). I'm pretty sure that the coding language is Swift (or SwiftC, not 100% sure), so (whatever the language is), what are the best resources I can utilize to learn the language fundamentals? I already have basic experience in coding. I hold a certificate in Gaming Essentials, so I know the basics of coding. In addition to that, I am the computer engineer (fancy word for programmer) for my middle school's VEX Robotics team. (I programmed our robot's moving components and utilized equipment in the code to manipulate the robot more efficiently. I used ROBOTC as the language. We went to state and won the design award). I'm pretty familiar with coding as I said earlier, so I don't need to learn things like variables, loops, etc. I need to learn more about designing parts of an app. Like how to design a menu in an app, how to imbed videos, audio files, PDFs (all of these things are extremely crucial). I'm pretty familiar with coding/programming and at this point, even though I don't find it career worthy, I'm still interested in it. I'd like to use my skills to my benefit. I've grown an online audience. I know that there is an app that they could appreciate and use. The app will be built around the idea of an education app which will be free. Anyone can access it, and once they do, they can then access resources to help them learn about certain topics that are related to an idea of life so that they learn by themselves. They listen to audio, watch videos, and read PDFs to learn about ideas. Except that this app will require for me to constantly update it. So where can I learn how to program and design an app? What free resources are there that I can use? (I know that there are apps that teach this, but I want to know more in detail resources as well). What is the process of designing an app. Is it like the Engineering and Design Process? I'd like to know as much as I can about developing app, please inform me on how I can accomplish this at no cost if possible and inform if some tips and tricks if possible, thank you! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 21 Apr 2018 04:12 PM PDT Hey all, I've been stuck on this problem for the past few hours and I thought you guys may be able to help. I have a massive .txt file I need to process using a Scanner. Let's say the file looks like this: I need to read in each sentence and pass it to a method that will further analyze it. So, pretty much it should read it in as: I'm stuck on how I would get it to read the line until it reaches a period. I've played with a delimiter, but it reads in as: I can't seem to figure out how I would get it to read in every sentence rather than every line. Any thoughts? [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Use-case-wise, what is the difference between the theme customizer and Custom Options/Settings? Posted: 21 Apr 2018 06:43 PM PDT
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| Python Primenumbercalculation optimization Posted: 21 Apr 2018 06:08 PM PDT Hello, I try to write a little programm which calculates the primenumbers as fast as possible. I choose Python because that's what I'm learning right now (also I know it's not the fastest language). It's no homework or something like that. I just wanted to programm something with yield :) My questions are following:
My code: I would like to hear your feedback. Thx :) [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 21 Apr 2018 12:09 PM PDT Solved If I am creating a game board where you alter a tile, and the tiles adjacent to it, how do I get my function to ignore index errors if no tile exists adjacent to one of the sides? easy example a 2x2 game board and you try to alter (2,2) there is nothing under or to the right of (2,2) ie (2,3) (3,2) so I get errors at those parts of the function. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Looking for a way out from web development. How can I do it? How did you do it? Posted: 21 Apr 2018 09:13 AM PDT I've been working for two years as a full stack web dev. I enjoyed it, but I want my work to be more interesting than making websites and not incredibly complex backends for them (even if the backends are connected to lots of other services). What other options are there? Keep in mind that:
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| Is there a common pattern for deducting integers from buckets with overflow? Posted: 21 Apr 2018 03:51 PM PDT Let's say I have 3 buckets of integers that are each 10, then I want to deduct 25 from the first bucket with overflow. Is there a common pattern for handling this? It's actually quite complicated when you have a lot of variation in values. Thanks! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 21 Apr 2018 10:43 AM PDT Hi I'm a beginner at C++ and I have a question about reading from files. Say I have a text file that looks like this: apple strawberry orange blueberry watermelon And I want to read and print on the screen only the third line from my text file. How would I do this? EDIT: I also can't figure out how to make a list in my post, but all those fruits listed should be on different lines. And maybe I shouldn't be coding if I can't figure out editing on reddit. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 21 Apr 2018 11:35 AM PDT Im not much of a programmer and im currently taking a Unix course. He wanted us to write a program that checks to see if an input command is a valid FTP command. I wrote the program to the best of my abilites, but I keep getting an error. Stack Overflow hasnt been much help and im not sure where else to post (with this being like, my 4th post asking for help). I tried using a debugger but I cant make sense of it. If anyone can tell me what I have to do to fix it please let me know. My code: https://onlinegdb.com/HJevQ-thG Error im receiving: https://prnt.sc/j8bb1q [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 21 Apr 2018 08:10 AM PDT I have developed a system for my business but I don't have time to do it all. It still needs a ton of work. I'm not using a known framework for the back end, it is my own concoction. The front end is using a known framework but I created all of the components. I also created the admin system and all of the business logic. There are unit tests for the business logic only. I am getting ready to make the leap to getting some help. If I hire locally I would have to get an office and go there every day. Currently I work from home. The pro's are that I would be there to answer questions all day and provide direction. If I hire in the cloud I don't have to go in the office, but I don't exactly know what I would be getting into. Finally, I think I could open source at least my CSS framework and UI components, but I am afraid that might create more work than it solves, in the short term (getting it ready) and in the long term (if I am doing more work on it than the community). I would not be able to open source my back end framework because I don't see anyone wanting to use it, but it is kind of cool and may be possible. One of my fears is that I am not a great programmer. I am good enough to get by but there are advanced things that bother me. Like I can't stand node, some ES6 stuff I think is harder to read than the olden ways and I just avoid it. I can't answer any of the common "interview questions", but I have written recursive classes and know how to get things done in general. I know how to learn what I dont know. My fear is that if I hire someone really great, I may not understand the code they write. My 2nd fear is that they might hate me for wanting to do things my way. I don't want to be a crappy boss and I am already thinking about these things before they happen, but I'm also not sure I see a way around it. I'm not going to let someone come in and implement a different framework than the one I've spent 2 years on already. Ya know? What would the community do in my situation? [link] [comments]  | ||
| How do VM-based languages with native/compiled work? Posted: 20 Apr 2018 11:08 PM PDT It's a somewhat new trend to have native versions of popular VM languages like .NET Native, Kotlin Native I kind of slept through my programming language design classes in CS over a decade ago and have since been an application developer so language implementation isn't my strong suit. I don't really get how these native versions work so I'm going to ask some stupid questions:
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