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- Do websites like twitter have extra protection reserved for important users like the POTUS?
- How does a native interface work ?
- Another "hate my job want to switch careers" post
- Who originally created git for Windows, and who maintains it now?
- Converting .aspx file to pdf.
- How do i become a product owner?
- Question: is there a command-line tool for converting html files to pdf?
- What design patterns are important to be successful in a programming interview?
- Need Advice on Customizing Online Store
- Sending Desktop Application Error Reports
- Doing Bidirectional and Forward version of Dijkstra's Algorithm, but processing time approximately the same even with 1,000+ iterations. Am I approaching this wrong?
- I know nothing, (Jon Snuh) but want something done.
- Whatever happened to Perl?
- installing eclipse
- Can this function be converted to tail recursion?
- Interface for online store needed
- Replace an url with another url with a script in the bookmarks
- Pseudocode Flowchart Help
| Do websites like twitter have extra protection reserved for important users like the POTUS? Posted: 04 Aug 2019 11:54 AM PDT If so, is this initiated by the website or the user? Edit: Extra protection/encryption for important web accounts [link] [comments]  |
| How does a native interface work ? Posted: 04 Aug 2019 03:13 PM PDT I'm currently writing my own programming language (interpreted) in C++ and I would like to add some sort of native interface that allows to run binary executables from my language. How can I do that ? Google is only giving me results about how to use one but not how to make one. Thanks in advance [link] [comments]  |
| Another "hate my job want to switch careers" post Posted: 04 Aug 2019 07:02 AM PDT Hey all, Currently in the financial world and looking to get out. It has become a toxic work environment and I feel like I'm not gaining any new skills. To advance, I'd have to go into sales roles, which do not interest me. I was thinking of signing up at a Technical College near my house in their Software Development program to learn some new skills. The only experience I have was coding websites back in the early 2000's in HTML. My main concern is I have 2 colleagues who felt the same way about our job who quit, went to coding bootcamp, and a year later returned (with a whole bunch of debt) to the same job because they couldn't find anything in the Dev world. What I like about this tech college is they offer 2 externships with local companies along with job placement after graduation (82% success rate). These are two advantages I see over the bootcamps my colleagues did. In addition to that, it costs about 1/4 the price. It does take about 12 months, however, where their bootcamps lasted 6 months. I don't mind the extra time commitment, I feel like that will just give me more time to really learn the material. Anyways, my main question/concern is the course list. I'm not sure if the classes will give me relevant knowledge to be able to find a job after I'm done so I'm hoping someone can give an opinion on them. I honestly don't know what kind of jobs to be looking for once is all said and done, but I'm just looking to expand my resume a bit to create some opportunities. The course list is as follows: Introduction to Software Development, HTML/CSS Basics, Programming Basics, SQL Fundamentals, Linux Essentials, Version Control Fundamentals, Unit Testing, JavaScript, Java Programming I, Java Programming II, C++ Programming I, C++ Programming II, C# Programming I, C# Programming II, Database Development Fundamentals, Web API Basics, ASP.NET Applications, PHP and MySQL, Mobile Development: Android, Mobile Development: iOS, Software Development Externship, Special Project I, Special Project II, Special Project III, Math for Information Technology, Microsoft Network Fundamentals I guess I should also mention I'm about to turn 34 but still feel like I'm 21. Not sure if that makes a difference but I guess it's a concern when I know there will be tons of CS graduates out there competing for the same jobs who'll have an advantage over me. My bachelor's is in finance and I've basically just done financial services roles since I graduated. Based on that background, is there any type of work out there where I can leverage this experience and combine them with the skills I'll pick up in school? Feel like this post is all over the place but can clear up anything with some editing. Thanks for hearing me out and for any advice you can give. [link] [comments]  |
| Who originally created git for Windows, and who maintains it now? Posted: 04 Aug 2019 09:52 PM PDT Can't imagine Linus authoring [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 04 Aug 2019 05:52 PM PDT I recently subscribe to a website that has interactive sheet music that you can play or pause. Unfortunately when I zoom in close enough to actually see the notes I cannot see the rest of the score below and continue playing. I believe the website runs off .aspx from going into inspector mode in web browser. When I try to print or convert to pdf the result is a missing or half way visible page. Thanks. Edit: maybe it is the way divs are arranged? [link] [comments]  |
| How do i become a product owner? Posted: 04 Aug 2019 08:10 PM PDT So i just graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce (Major: Business Information Systems) with the degree of Bachelor of Science (Major: Software technology) from Sydney Australia so i did a lot of programming throughout my degree. The thing is i'm not sure i want to do programming for my job or for the rest of my life. I like programming, however only in short amounts and i can't really imagine myself programming 8 hours a day everyday. I'm looking for a job where i can use my business side of my degree as well as the technical aspect of it. I found out about product owners and thought that sounded pretty good and would balance my degree out nicely. So how do you become a product owner? I can't find any entry level positions. Also, what other jobs could there be for someone in my position? Thanks in advance! [link] [comments]  |
| Question: is there a command-line tool for converting html files to pdf? Posted: 04 Aug 2019 07:23 PM PDT |
| What design patterns are important to be successful in a programming interview? Posted: 04 Aug 2019 06:20 PM PDT |
| Need Advice on Customizing Online Store Posted: 04 Aug 2019 02:13 PM PDT I have been trying to create a very specific online store for a while now but hit a block in the road. I have been messing around with Shopify and Squarespace but there are some features I need to customize in my store in a very specific way that is not offered there. - I need a way to get different sellers onto my store for different items. Once an item page is opened, it would allows you to buy from different vendors that have partnered with us. For example, you want to buy a water bottle, you choose the exact bottle and color and it would show different vendors that sell that bottle. Also need a way to send the ordered item information once the item is ordered so that vendor can start shipping. There is a "Custom order fulfillment" option on Shopify but no option on Squarespace (I'm still not 100% sure how "Custom order fulfillment" on Shopify works). There is a website, net32.com, that has something similar to my idea but for dental supplies when you open up each item. Another example would be this, where you can see the Amazon Fire tablet for sale and it gives you an option to buy from various different vendors (Best Buy, Target, and etc). - How do I implement the inventory of different brands that partner with us easily to my Shopify or Squarespace store? Like how would my website be updated live on the pricing, inventory, etc like their websites? Is there a 3rd party app that can do this? I've seen services like GoDataFeed and Zentail but I'm not 100% sure how they work either. I have only been using Shopify and Squarespace right now. I haven't tested the other website makers so feel free to recommend anything else that might suite my needs better. Thanks for any advice you may have. I'm feeling very lost since I don't have a programming background. [link] [comments]  |
| Sending Desktop Application Error Reports Posted: 04 Aug 2019 04:47 PM PDT I'm building .NET desktop application that I would like to be able to send error reports with. What are some of the best practices for this when it comes to getting the log data from the customer back to the development team? Is this information usually sent to a database first? If so, can you recommend a good cloud database option for an application being used by ~100-200 people? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 04 Aug 2019 12:53 PM PDT I programmed Forward Dijkstra's Algorithm in C++ with a small sample problem. Process time was 0.0 seconds. I programmed Bidirectional Dijkstra's Algorithm in C++ with the same sample problem. Process time was 0.0 seconds. I iterated both 1,000 times, and at first the forward was 7 seconds, and the Bidirectional was 4 seconds. This seemed about right since I thought Bidirectional should be approx doubly faster than forward by design. But when I made it so they printed the same amount of lines, I realized the only difference in time was the print time. (and they both ended up taking 4 seconds over 1,000 iterations.) Is this an indicator of a flaw in my code or logic? I don't know how to effectively demonstrate that Bidirectional is doubly faster.... Should I be looking at a bigger sample problem? I need to be able to fit it in a reasonably sized Matrix. Edit: switched to milliseconds and there is a difference but it's very marginal (2100 milliseconds vs 2400) [link] [comments]  |
| I know nothing, (Jon Snuh) but want something done. Posted: 04 Aug 2019 08:12 PM PDT Hi. I'm a bit nervous to post because I don't know anything about coding at all (and with full and complete honesty I don't want to learn) but I am looking for someone to make something small for me. Is this the right place for such a thing? What I need is a program or browser extension that would add 4 spacebar spaces to the beginning of every new paragraph in either Google docs (on Chrome) or an .rtf doc (on PC) It doesn't have to be pretty. It doesn't have to be bug free. The reason for the spacebar spaces being necessary is because I'm going to copy+paste it into a text form that doesn't accept indent formatting, and I have issues with anxiety and things being exactly right and 4 spaces indent is exactly right, according to my cuckoo brain. I haven't counted but there's gotta be over a thousand paragraphs that need 4 spaces altogether... just thinking about ctrl+v over and over again is making me break out into sweats. :/ Any help, or pointing towards help would be gorgeous. Thanks <3 [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 04 Aug 2019 01:38 PM PDT I remember buying "Learning Perl" back in 2009/2010, and it was pretty well talked about then. Now nobody seems to use it. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 04 Aug 2019 09:06 AM PDT im having trouble installing eclipse [link] [comments]  |
| Can this function be converted to tail recursion? Posted: 04 Aug 2019 09:40 AM PDT Trying to wrap my head around recursion and just recently learned about tail recursion. I wrote a recursive print function that iterates through a list of element. The function expects a list, and if one of the elements in the list is a list, then it calls itself. See the function below: From there I can write: And have it iterate through all of the elements. How would I implement this function using tail recursion? [link] [comments]  |
| Interface for online store needed Posted: 04 Aug 2019 09:01 AM PDT I'm not sure if "interface" is the right word here. But it's for an Instagram store that needs a web page or all to handle customer orders. What are your suggestions and thoughts? I suggested connecting google form with trello. steps needed
a. greeting b. handle questions c. handle requests (can i see the menu? can i add to my order?)
a. taking orders and confirming b. cancelling orders d. altering orders e. recording all orders and pushing them once confirmed ( Not important ) 3. communication for customer delight: a. sending thank you notes b. sending seasonal greetings c. sending special offers & discounts [link] [comments]  |
| Replace an url with another url with a script in the bookmarks Posted: 04 Aug 2019 07:38 AM PDT About a year ago I have seen someone do this, but I don't remember how he did this. I will try to summarize in a way that could be understandable. Also I don't have much experience with JavaScript.
Anyone knows how to do this or where I can find more information about it? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 04 Aug 2019 02:17 AM PDT So for my summer task for A Level Computer Science before starting Year 12, I have been given a task where I have to convert a flowchart into pseudocode. This is the task: https://www.leggott.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/SummerTask-JLC-Programming.pdf So far I have got this: skin_condition = input "Does skin appear normal? (Y/N)" // skin condition If there are any mistakes I have made or things that I should change/add, feedback would be greatly appreciated [link] [comments]  |
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