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    September 20, 2020

    Is there any way to create a click event on a terminal? Ask Programming

    Is there any way to create a click event on a terminal?

    Posted: 20 Sep 2020 11:23 AM PDT

    How would I go about finding a topic/project for my MS?

    Posted: 20 Sep 2020 09:48 PM PDT

    Hi everyone ! Hope you all are staying safe amidst this pandemic and are enjoying your classes so far ! I'm a 3rd year student and am currently doing a one year internship . Next year will be my last year and I will be doing a Masters . I wanted to take this year to really prepare and get a decent project out of it , but the thing is how and where do I start ? I'm assuming I'd have to come up with something that hasn't been done before and will have to speak to a bunch of people , professors , etc. I'm studying Computer Science with a minor in Finance, so preferably I'd like to do something in this area . If anyone could help me with this 1st step I'd really appreciate it . Thank you in advance :)

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    I want to participate in global programming competitions.

    Posted: 20 Sep 2020 09:14 PM PDT

    Which programming competitions are upcoming in this year? I am having a GPA of 4.0 in my undergraduate (CS with Finance)

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    “Hexagonal pixel”

    Posted: 20 Sep 2020 02:33 PM PDT

    So I'm trying to find a way to convert an image into into a hexagon grid that roughly represents that area of pixels.

    I've looked all over on google and can't seem to find anything.

    Any help would be appreciated.

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    How technical should a Product Manager be?

    Posted: 20 Sep 2020 08:03 PM PDT

    Hey Programmers, I have officially just landed my first Jr PM role! I'll be working in the edTech space, with the native mobile and tablet team.

    I have a decent understanding of web tech, and how integrations, APIs and systems communicate with one another, but I am by no means a developer. I want to build on my knowledge so I can better understand the capabilities of development teams, as well as what's possible in terms of features and operations that I pitch to my teams. I'm feeling a bit imposter syndromey about my lack of technical knowledge, and instantly signed up for a codecademy pro - I've started with swift.

    My question is this; should I begin my run down the path of CS and learn algorithms, python, ML principles etc? Or should I be confident in my background (Design, research, strategy and project) and understand that I am not a "tech pm" and all will be good?

    If you do recommend I learn more, where should I start, language (syntax) or theory?

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    Looking for examples of where Node.js (JavaScript) being an untyped language has vulnerabilities?

    Posted: 20 Sep 2020 03:02 AM PDT

    Hello!
    I am working on a paper for school, primarily around the (in)security of the Node.js environment.
    At this point I want to highlight how an untyped language can be more vulnerable to XSS and SQLi (and/or equivalent), combined with how Node has local permissions compared to JavaScript.

    I'm looking for an endpoint being to propose a solution of implementing some permissions management, as well as suggesting TypeScript as an option (to achieve typed languaging and hopefully increase security in that sense). For this, I need some examples where exploitation, abuse or theft (or similar) occured or could occure because of a vulnerability exploiting the weak typing of Node.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Best Windows alternative for iTerm2?

    Posted: 20 Sep 2020 03:26 PM PDT

    I used to use iTerm2 way back when I used MacOS several months ago. I've been programming on Windows with WSL2, and everything's been great, except for one thing: I haven't been able to find a terminal that opens new panes/tabs in the same directory like iTerm2 does. For example, let's say that, when I type pwd, I get ~/projects/hello-world. In iTerm2, when I open a new pane (cmd + d) or a new tab (cmd + t), it would open in that same directory. However, in the terminals that I've used so far - HyperJS & Windows Terminal Preview (my current main terminal) - whenever I open a new pane or a new tab, it opens in the Windows main user directory (not even $HOME or ~).

    I usually have three panes open - the main project directory ~/projects/hello-world to do git commits, the front end directory ~/projects/hello-world/frontend, and the back end directory ~/projects/hello-world/backend. It's so annoying having to cd into the same main project directory three times every time I open up my terminal.

    Is there a terminal out there for Windows that opens in the same directory, like iTerm2 does?

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    Anyone who codes by voice? (Eg: not use hands)

    Posted: 20 Sep 2020 01:11 PM PDT

    Just as the title says, does anyone code by voice here?

    Pretty interested in learning myself and wondering what challenges you face

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    there is a PL like Halide but for general purpose programming ?

    Posted: 20 Sep 2020 08:08 AM PDT

    https://halide-lang.org/

    Halide is a language that forces you to keep a divide between data+algorithms and scheduling, and in doing so you can tune both separately .

    There is a general purpose equivalent ?

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    Create a simple API-like small app

    Posted: 20 Sep 2020 01:59 AM PDT

    I want to create a very basic API-like small app having a free & private server.

    I want to be able to send {"foo1" : "fff", "bar1" : [1,2,3] } to www.something.com/myapp/record1 (and execute function r1(foo1, bar1) as a consequence)

    {"foo2" : "fdgh", "bar2" : [0,1,2,3] } to www.something.com/myapp/record2 (and execute function r2(foo2, bar2) as a consequence)

    I want to access www.something.com/send_report to execute the function send(), that will send me the report on the email.

    Is Rest Client a suitable app for sending this kind of data to an API?

    The API should be accessible only to me (I want it to be completely private and free)

    As you can see, I don't really want to create an entire web app. All I need are 3 functions.

    I think I can start a server on my Raspberry to do this. However

    - how can I make sure it is 100% safe / encrypted from a web perspective?

    - I think it would work only on my local network, which is good, but far from ideal

    Otherwise, is there any other solution / platform / service that can help me with having a very small, secure and free server? I only want to execute 3 functions (that would take in total <1.5s on a normal PC) about 2 times a day.

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    How to make the compiler calculate this at compile time

    Posted: 20 Sep 2020 12:39 AM PDT

    I want to replace #define with helper class, but when debugging, the functions are still called.

    class Constants { public: static constexpr inline int table_lenght() { return 15; } static constexpr inline int table_height() { return 17; } static constexpr inline int table_count_of_elements() { return Constants::table_lenght()*Constants::table_height(); } };
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    Best practices for making an embedable feature for others to use on the web.

    Posted: 19 Sep 2020 11:54 PM PDT

    I have a cool backtracking visualization project I was working on and was wondering what is the best way to make easy for other people to use my work in their own website. Should I just open source the code and have people integrate it into their own projects? Many big sites use iframes to do this, is it the best practice and if so how to approach it.

    Some details:

    • No backend
    • No framework
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