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    Would anyone here recommend Codecademy? Or should I go somewhere else? Amateur here Ask Programming

    Would anyone here recommend Codecademy? Or should I go somewhere else? Amateur here Ask Programming


    Would anyone here recommend Codecademy? Or should I go somewhere else? Amateur here

    Posted: 10 Aug 2018 07:20 PM PDT

    Genius programmers, computer engineers, etc. of Reddit. I'm an aspiring college kid who wants to know about the industry. Did you go to college? What is your major? What languages do you know? And how to get into making Router firmware, toaster firmware, elevator firmware, robots, drones, etc...)

    Posted: 10 Aug 2018 08:00 AM PDT

    Anything and Everything is appreciated. I admire all of you. In addition to this, how smart do you have to be to implement algorithms and stuff? What do you suggest I do to become better programmer, or in my case Computer Engineer. Also how do you get into designing devices like high speed routers and medical devices? Thanks a bunch.

    Edit: I've done some simple programming and messed with Arduino. Comp Tia A+ as well. All advice is appreciated. Have a good day.

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    [Python] How to find the max value of a column in a .csv with pandas

    Posted: 10 Aug 2018 06:02 PM PDT

    Python,now what?

    Posted: 10 Aug 2018 05:03 PM PDT

    Brand new to programming.Dont judge me If i ask something stupid.I just ended a python CodeCademy course.And I wanted to jump in to C# for an unity project,since C++ is hard as hell(in Unreal Engine).
    Im open to suggestions . As a young and new programmer,which language should i jump in?Am i ready for C sharp?I'm not in any IRL course,only online learning.

    submitted by /u/MrFumesMann
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    How do you cope with app fatigue or tech fatigue?

    Posted: 10 Aug 2018 01:39 PM PDT

    Command "python setup.py egg_info" failed with error code 1

    Posted: 10 Aug 2018 10:01 AM PDT

    Hi all,

    I'm trying to follow a tutorial to create a basic web browser in Python 2.7, but while trying to install PyGTK I keep getting the above error. The whole command/output is as such:

    [root@TheBatmobile Desktop]# pip install pygtk

    Collecting pygtk

    Using cached https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/7c/18/fa4f2de77500dd62a314fd845ff6e903ac2ce551164cb421c5750969f799/pygtk-2.24.0.tar.bz2

    Complete output from command python setup.py egg_info:

    ********************************************************************

    * Building PyGTK using distutils is only supported on windows. *

    * To build PyGTK in a supported way, read the INSTALL file. *

    ********************************************************************

    ----------------------------------------

    Command "python setup.py egg_info" failed with error code 1 in /tmp/pip-install-EO2x5i/pygtk/

    I've made sure pip is up to date, installed and updated.

    I then installed and upgraded setuptools.

    I also installed/upgraded wheel.

    I tried running 'sudo pip install pygtk', no joy.

    Ran 'easy_install -U setuptools' to make sure it had been correctly installed..

    Finally, I ran a 'dnf upgrade python', which successfully upgraded python and its libraries, but I still get the same error when running 'pip install pygtk'...

    I'm on pip 18 with python 2.7.15.

    Any ideas? I'm at a loss at what else to try..

    submitted by /u/bigfella696969696969
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    Is there a way to do a super-miniaturized for loop in java?

    Posted: 10 Aug 2018 09:57 AM PDT

    By this I mean instead of a whole 3-line construct, it would just be something like putting curly brackets around a line of code and putting the repeat number in parentheses. Not exactly that, but something small and efficient for one-line repeats.

    submitted by /u/Writers_On_The_Storm
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    Assembly language

    Posted: 10 Aug 2018 12:38 AM PDT

    Which assembly language to learn 8051 or x86

    submitted by /u/lol_bitch_69
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    Which license should i use?

    Posted: 10 Aug 2018 08:09 AM PDT

    Hello. I'm studing computer engineering, and i'm developing a software for my bachelor. The problem is that inside this software there is a code for a malware, i would like to release the code public, but i'd like to protect myself against bad usage of this component. Which license should i use? Can i licence the malware code with a license X and everithing else with a license Y? Thank you.

    submitted by /u/Jason_Malik
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    How to check if file is in use on Linux/Mac?

    Posted: 10 Aug 2018 02:09 AM PDT

    I don't want to run lsof command for this purpose, since I think I can't safely assume that lsof will be available on all OS.

    submitted by /u/cannabis_Grower
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    How to add SQLite Database into the Windows MSI Installer?

    Posted: 10 Aug 2018 12:28 AM PDT

    Hey.

    I have successfully made a program using winforms and SQLite. The program works great. I have made an installer in order to publish the program on my website. However, I don't think I know how to make an installer correctly.. I'm using the windows installer provided by visual studio.

    Every time I try to make my installer, and I install the program into another machine, it runs fine... Until.. It hits a spot where it needs to use a database. It seems like I'm not adding the database into the installer somehow..

    How can I make sure that every single thing that is in my project gets added onto the installer? Including that database.?

    Thanks..

    submitted by /u/Pothead20
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    How would you program something like this?

    Posted: 09 Aug 2018 11:04 PM PDT

    http://csh.bz/line/05xp.html

    I came across this link and I can't even fathom how this would be done. What's the deal?

    submitted by /u/lurker395
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    Is it common practice to log rejected passwords?

    Posted: 09 Aug 2018 10:44 PM PDT

    I took the title from this stack exchange thread, but mostly this is the relevant part:

    Offhand, I can think of three reasons why logging the value of a failed password attempt is a bad idea:

    1. User Typos

    It's extremely common for people to mistype a password by one or two characters. Examining a log file of failed attempts would make many of these easy to figure out, especially if you could contrast a sequence of failed attempts with a successful auth.

    1. Guess-and-Check

    Many people have two-or-three passwords they cycle through for everything. Consequently, when they forget which password they used on a given site, they just cycle through all of them until they find a match. This would make it trivial to hack their accounts on other sites.

    1. Log Bloat

    Storing failed passwords serves no useful purpose for the vast majority of authentication services in production today. While there may be some edge cases, for most people, storing this data is simply throwing away disk space.

    These are all reasons why it would be bad on an ethical/practical level, but I see no indication that it isn't a practice of other software companies. In fact, it seems the practice would be easily exploitable.

    What's really happening with passwords?

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